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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-19
GENERAL ITEMS.
Eastern VieaUs Ofthe Coat Trade

Nev York.-Business in bitumin-
Gus slow.-Mining Record.
In bltumlnous Goals there is little
change to note the market is quiet
and although there is some transient
trade it is done at as low range as
the average contract business will
net. This is particularly the case
with any seaboard trade and traffic
it is fair to quote the f. o. b. prices at
the lower ports OF shipment at $2.15
@$2.25, with special rates on deliver
ed cargoes. Every one hopes for an
improved trade when the manufac-
turers Of the country getn full swing
and the hope that better prices may
also come is a lively one.-Coal Trade
Journal.
Prices are us low as they have been
at any time, while the demand, which
was expected to improve under bet
ter conditions in manufacturing
circles, is no better than it has been
for a long time past. There has
been some scarcity Of cars on the
Pennsylvania Railroad. Vessel rates
are very low. We learn of u vessel
chartered at Baltimore for Provi-
dence at 80 cents ton.
B0ston.-The movement in btu
minous coal is not large; but the
impression prevails that more single
oargoes are sold in this market than
usual at this time of year. In the
matter Of the Water Board contract
for $500 tons, as noted last week, the
lowest bid of $2.99 by the Beech
Creek people was accepted. The
contract called for "Cumberland coal
or lis equal" it will be remembered
but that is doubtless come to be con-
sidered Il mere fora with the city of
Boston, and the price was too low to
be passed by. F. o. b. prices for btu
minous continue at $2.25@$2.35.-
Engineering and Mining Journal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-19

In the constitutional invention
recently held at Sioux City resolu-
tions were introduced and referred
SHAT the name Of the new State be
Dakcotah, and its motto "Under God
the People Rules" that education
and attendance at school be made
compulsory between the ages of 6
and r."
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-19

The miners at the Black Diamond
Coal Works IN the third Pennsylva-
mia pool have returned to work at q
compromise rate Of 81 cents per BUSH
ell. The operators offered 81 and the
men demanded half-cent more.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-19

SOME talk going about providing
for an additional pure water supply.
Something like the man who is think
ing about trying to endeavor to make
an effort to attempt to lock the stable
after the horse is stolen.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-19

JOHN L. SULLIVAN pitched for
the Forest City nine against the
Sandusky's at Cleveland, O., Sunday.
and his club was shut out 2 to O..
After the game Constable Jones, the
smallest officer of Cleveland, arrested
Sullivan, who gave bail for his APP
pearance on Il charge of violating the
Sunday law. -.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-19

Mr.. WALSH found fault with the
minority for sitting the majority.
Well, didn't the people who encoun-
tered the food bring the self-same
complaint against Noah?
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-19
The JOURNAL, not profoundly
versed in parliamentary law, would

-1dE JoUhNAL, uot pIolouHuly
versed in parliamentary law, would
like to know
l, Whether motion to vote prac-
tically by individuals instead of by dis
tricts did not imply an admission that
the district rule was in force7 Other
wise, why seek a change
2, How could DR.. Carr adopt a.
proposition before he had the author
ity of the convention to adopt it 7
3, If he could do so without usurpa-
ton could he have settled, with the
same exemption in advance of. the
committees report, any or all other
provisions therein laid out for adop-
ton or rejection
4, If he could not do so what was
left him to fall back upon but the
usage of prior conventions for an in
definite periods ....
Narrowed down, the issue, it seems
to us, came between custom and a
sudden motion to change custom.
And it was not prerogative of the
chairman to assume a change until a
change was made.
This may be an iron rule, but it is
no more SO than several other regu-
lations which control in the par
liamentary and electoral systems Of
this country.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-19

A SORT of Walt Whitman, register
ed at Flintstone, has made poetic
dash at Senator Brace. The Senator
belongs to fraternity of profession
ais with whom poor poetry has poor
show. ..
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-19

THERE has been great revival in
the iron trade in Dean Forest, Glou-
cester England. The demand is
chiefly from America. -,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-19

GENTLEMEN, republicans and dem
ocrats, unsuited by the tenor of re-
cent events, permit us to suggest
that the time for heartburnings and
unkind talk is coming to a close.
We thereupon hereby and here
in raise the signal for grand
rush to the winning side of the fence.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-19

THE London Post says that boy
cotting is prscticed in Ireland to a
greater extent than Eao ever known
before. The Post claims to hsga
been furnished with the details of
several cases of boycottlng, under a
pledge TO suppress the names of per-
sons and places for fear of a worse
fate befalling the sufferers.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-19

The cloud between Germany and
Spain has cleared away. Come over
here, cloud.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-19

KNOW all men by these presents,
that the JOURNAL to-day completes
its fourteenth year. Nearly decade
and a lustrum, and the indications
point to several more of such. Hence,
this is q mighty fine time to subscribe.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-19
Miscellaneous Advertisements.

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Washing Machines. Ifyou want one send us
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-19

chairman to assume a change until
change was made.
This may be an iron rule, but it is
no more SO than several other regu-
lations which control in the par
liamentary and electoral systems of
this country.
APRoPos of the late collision be-
tween the American yacht, "Puri-
TAM" and the English "Genesta," we
are reminded of the recent COMPETE
ton between Hon. Josiah H. Gordon
and Hon. William Walsh, of this es-
teemed county. The manifest object
of each was to get there ahead Of the
other. The "Genesta," however, at
tempted to jockey the race by getting
between the wind and the puritan. :"
This is said to have been succeeded
by foul caused by the "Puritan"
endeavoring to cut across the bow of
the "Genesta." Wednesday the final
trial came off and the puritan
won. So also did Mr.. Gordon, it ap-
pears, same day and about the same
hour.
Now, as the races are over, and the
Cumberland baseball club has de-
clined to play any more unsolicited
games with Frostburg, we take it as
good omen that things are said to
be settling down into good, old
fashioned harmony, such as this great
paper, with a circulation universally
religious, delights to revel in.
MANY republicans are dissatisfied
with the ticket recently nominated.
A few are looking for better work in
the democratic convention Tuesday,
failing in which many of both
parties will consider the expediency
of running non-partisan ticket,
composed of men on both tickets es-
teemed the best. A movement of
this character, however, needs to be
we'll engineered to make it focus
Of popular sympathy and support.
Should it fail, its last state is worse
than the first.
Mr.. WALsH's eulogy of the "noble,
true-hearted, generous spirits" in
whose behalf he appeared before the
State democratic convention, was one
of the finest verbal cartoons of this
age. No stranger to Allegany coun.
ty politics who heard him supposed
that the "noble, true-hearted," ETC.,
ever sat up all night watching, wait
ing and praying for a chance to can
eel democratic ticket.
In Jackson, Michigan, police
commission was recently instituted
for the more effective, execution Of
the law. The commission went right
to work running IN the culprits,
among them the mayor and several
members of the council. Hence, the
commission will be removed. Oppo-
sition to minority rule is evidently
spreading. ~
GENTLEMEN, republicans and dem
ocrats, unsuited by the tenor of re-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-03

the NECESSARY ssusianls vas elnsld
cred v hen tbs 0lh emifi vss 1rFo9 ted
aud II ~ss deelded ihat ibHV had ihy
au'huilly. TIE new enuft
was modelled np0n the Oh,
with ths exception ouiy
that there waiA ihfea iuhuua Instead
~ I'VE. HeolststV Fish, aud sulse-
qnenily eco etary VIZ lnbuySen,C nmi
iroller lsaw renee aud ,he miner ofilutfs
having charge ~ the accounts,
decided that the court had the
Tignt Ia emplny assistant counsel,
clerks, ate, Judso tfes~eil, tue spe-
eisi counsel, says the question WAS
thoroughly discussed anu the author
lily of llp oOur, oouceded, H.
was impossible, he said, fer
the court In do other wise than employ
assistant counsel Ia cross examine
wiinesses in various paris OF the coun-
Try. He says SECRETARY FISH al
one ii ne decided that the
United States minister NJ tho
Hawaiian Islands could receive fees
from tire ceurt Tor services rendered NJ
speC lal C0nnsel,
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tucked lawns, the eyenlna white
dresses sfe Studies, balng inafveiOus
O0utflVanOea III laoe ~ soft sufah silks
e0rihinsd with saiins, Or line EN-.
hrolieries With only enough muslin "a
hold them together
OnR has the benefit OF the GOsm0pol
tan In siy'e here, a. la other things,
The iva distinat ~ les ~ the French
aud English appear side by slide, aud
thanks ~ the common sense Of some
A americans, q style which IN In very
good taste and " neither French nor
English, may also DO seen. While the
women here generally do not make
quilo such martyrs OF themselves 10
fashion ss tno visitors that thong Sar-
aioga aud Newport, they display COM
nendabla K0al In lheir 6ndeaV0r 20
lp0A we'll aud outshine their neigh
ulrs, Ono hotel boasts OF a guest who
changes her costume i've lines a dav.
Ifit Is tue, aa IL il oflen declared,
hat women dress either To attract the
attention OF men or "a MAKE each other
enVions, tho AsbuTy Park women this
SUN mer must dr6s. for tho latter mo-
i've, Tor men ara 50 very, very scarce
here. This morning l counted on u
vsrandi OF one of Tue lsaiius rott II,
twenty hy0 women and bat ona mHn,
an old aud inirm one, The same
cnu'd 10 done any day.
Toe poor girS have 80 few gentln-
h6A 10 dirt Win that lhsTo IL "a possi-
bio, though not probable, possibility
lhts they may forget tho ait Phila'
dolphia Times.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Ensisrd.
TO SUPPRESS OBSCENE PAINTS.

TO SUPPRESS OBSCENE PAINTS.
LONDON. Aug. g At mcsl'ry q
rate payers 1855 evening, IL was It-
| solved 70 send memorial TO Sir X, a.
Cross, home SEQ staiy, ptayiny Toe the
Suppression of sala OF Lscone prinlP
THEY WANT EN'CeNrE.
Tho Standard saws say, raj thousand
unemployed woIkiog men assembled
at Hackney, last evening, aud adopted
resolution Cemsnding the govern
ment 10 as list them % entgralB.
oLADGroaE. PLEASED WITH MS TRIP.
Gladstone states his cruise 10 Nor.
way aud bis travels tc' ough that
country have EIeAtiy beno'
flied bin In heath. H6 pro.
noun es Norway admirable, and saws
its inhabitants arc hospitable, and no
was received every where with much
cordiRlity, and he only req rsts he was
unable 10 accept tho invita- 'ons ton.
dered him.
DISASTROUS FIRE.
The manufacturing establishment OF
Snow, 500 Il Thomson, merchants I
surgical Instruments, lint. feeding
bottles ard druggists sundri5s,at No, !.
Z to II Aldei's Gste, was DESTROYED by
fro this a,Isrnoou. Loss, Sal0,C01.
Four hundred employees arc thrown
out of work.
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elshlhs Ola mllsl slaflefsi Clsfsn,s
iinT ion, Ni1be, joe n, lotion
pnns'd A., 0hnii, Chapge
iIHffy MOfils, lllne0n, Dla
mend, success, Torpedo, lIloko,J
jim, shelby iaTnes, Joe MusTrAy
Won by Joe \. hos neck Hickory
Jin, second Ilineon, third.
Timai llenl,
Mutuals aid, tGs 30.
Third Race Sslling race, Quo mile
siaT.orsi Valley FORGE, WhispeTirs q,
Luoy lewis, Dslllah, Dessey, blonde,
lil0oket, IlnnsTO, Gisnbar, Broughtor
l'aiIella, Whizglg, Windsail. Won 10y
Whl1gls by two and-a,half length !
Windsail, seconds BroushIon, THIRD.
Fourth I,oe-ono mlle aud = fur.
lonei slarieIs; Enunie Rogehe,
khi os r. p,n w,s'', onD,a sil h,.,r, hliad'
Won ~ Ellni6 Australian nv Two
lensths; Plnka, Hso1nii kausa',
ghiii.
T;me;laa.
Fii,h Race-For all ages, handicap,
ono and one fourth miles; starters;
kl1g Fan, MISS Brewster, Blrsomas
ler, John sullivan, rsxgalharer, Joe
Mitchell, the result WAS dead heat
by King Fan aud Miss Brawsgsri NJ
gOmaAt az, third,
rlme;2;l0.
The run.otf was won by Miss Brow
ster.
Time: 2;,5.
Sixth Race-Haudloap. hurdle yaee'
starters; Revenge, Judge Griliith, Tit
f0ld, Harry Mann, PilbVrne, Qulxote.
yargenny, ,oklahoms, Willie ID. and
Reyo1ee, second; Harry Mann, third.
Vine: 3:N.
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lie CouIdn't Find Him

CINCINNATI, Aug. "a con3.able
was sent out to Chester park at noon
with warrant for the arrest o. John
l.. Sullivan, on the charge OF being
engaged in II contention, commonly
called "prlze fight" AT 2 o'clock
the constable he'd not found Sullivan
LhTER-Wh tho constable found
Slliivau and notified him 10 appear be-
fore Judge Huston the pugilisg started
Immediately 80 the CITY TO comply
with tae orde-. he did not, however,
appes ia person before the courS, but
his attorney appeared and gave bond
$1,000
Late this afternoon, and SGter Sulli-
van's attorney had given bond, DOM
nickMcCail'rey came to the city, and
going to the same court, gave simil ar
bond, ard then returned 10 ths park.
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Where Pretty Girls Abound.

Asbury Park Station attrain time,
which means atout all day, is q rem
devious for so many pretty girls in
bright dainty costumes that it often
prese uts the appearance ola BALLROOM.
SO 6 reat is the Attraction ofthe station
for some of Lhe maide1s that they
bring their fancy work and sit there
by the hour. They come down
in groups, without hats or
bonnets, some q Iicoae lace arrange
ment or parasol Of fsncirui design be-
ing their only head protection. Tan is
fashionable color ut The seaside, SO
the girls don't care If their complex
ions suffer. The all 9rnoOn. from to
6, Is the time the nOsS stylish prefer
for theirstavion visit. 1t is not neces-
sary for them TO be expecting friends
they come for the fun it, aud usually
secure their STARE. When the trains
arc announced they crowd forward to
ses the newcomers, talking aud laugh
ing as only 81 Is can. The variety OF
costumes exhibited is interest.
ing 80 observe. II some of
these clusters OF young ladies' had al
ranged themselves with a special view
to the attistic in the grouping, the et-
.ect would not be better. The most
u
blonde cont asts well with the pink
nuns yelling of her chestnut-haired
companou,an next - this may stand
cree -coored crepe de chene, and
beside th,s bright-red frock, worn
by black. eyed damsel, while the
fifth the gtoup you may be assured
will be attired in white.
Much of the dressing OF Summer WIS.,
itors here has bsenin exceptional good
taste. The most striking feature is the
diversity both in material of the
dresses and the makeup. A perfect
carpival OF coIors is displayed. Occa-
siopally vivid red dress appears. l
noticed one the other evening, q heavy
plain and brocaded velvet, with no re-
lief except the lace at Tue neck and
sleeves. Tue loopings in the back of
the oversIirt were very fnll Evidently
the maksr bad used ss many y0ds OF
velvet as possible. 1t was handsome,
but decidedly warm looking for Au-
gust. However, where you see one
vivid red droIs there are a dozen black
or white. The last is favorite both
for day and evening wear. While tho
white day dresses are plain or simply
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SPORTING NEWS.
Brighton Beach Races

New York, Aug. 2S.-The weather
was fine, the track fast and the attend
ance large at Brighton 8esch TO-DAY.
Caldwell, rider of King B, in the fou' h
race, was ruled off the track for de..b-
crate foulriding.
First Eace--For 2-yesr Odds; Eve
eighths OF mile; starters: Grard
Duke, Frank Ward, Saluds, James A,
Ursuline Nun, Scottish Lass, Freddie,
Strongbatter, Bonnie B and Climax.
Won by Ssluda by neck; Ursuline
Nun ran dead heat with Scottish
Lass for second plac9.
Times: 1:03L.
Second Rscs-Selling race; seven
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-03
Employment Asepog sHlndles

CHICAGO, Aug '}.--Oue or more en-
ployment agencies in this city have
advertised Of late for large numbers
OF laborers to SO TO Manitoba to work
on the Canadian Pacific railway. Tie
statement was given currency here
to-day that vast NUMBERS OF laborers
have been recently shipped i1to That
faraway region on!y 20 discover that
it was impossible to procure work
here. They dec are this shipping OF
laborers into that locality results
onIv in great Disappointment aud dis
tress to victims of what they look
upon as an organized swindle.
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FgELADELrKIA, Aug. 2S.-Chief of
Detectives Kelley received an anony-
NOUS roto this morning referring 10
the explocior of tie steamer Fsltop,
&c foIlowss "rhe Felt IN explosion
was dynamite, People who had it did
mol intend TO explode il, but were on
the bast at the timo and were taking
it home tc use 8, 1t will bs impo3sI-
bio for you 10 discover them, but to
romoYe suspicion of evil intent from
others this sLateaeut il made. Your
investigation snould be to that end"
The note is evidently written in dis
guised hand.
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saratoga Races

SARATOGA, Aug. 2s,-Flrst Eaot ID
Threo'four offs mile, for year olds
aud upwards, with penalties and al
lowanccs: Conkling won; Nora NJ.
second; Visits, third.
Time: ;:lT.
Second Esce-Ouo mile and lar
long: Girons won; NetIlo, second.
Time: 2:0i.
Third Eacs-Ono aud quarter
miles; Lsmsn won; Monogram, soc.
ond,
Time: ''l5.
Fourth Eace--0no mile; Una b.
,lsti Huron, Second lady o; the
Lake, tnlrd.
Time: az.
Fitch Race Three, uartsrs or n
mile. Won by rooitna; Amber, Sec
ondi Carrie Stewart, thlrd.
Time: IL 4.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-03

Take NIL tho Kidneys and Liver
Medicines,
Take AL the Blood purifiers,
Take all the Dyspepsia and
Indigestion cures,
Take all tho Ague, Fever, aud
bilious specifies.
Take all the Br6in and Nerve force
reVivers,
Take all the Great health restorers.
In short, take ali the best qualities OF
all these and tho-hest
Qualities of all tho best medicines
in the worlJ, and you will find that
Hop Bitters have the best curative
qualities and powers Of all
in them,
And that they will cure when any
or all OF these, singly or-combined,
Fail!!!!
"A thorough trial will give positive
proc! of this.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-03

EAsH1NaToN, Aug. 2s.774A claim has
IA fled In the court of claims by
fn M. Langston, minister to
Pti, tor balance alleged to be due
4 from the United States on &C.
me of salary. His petition recites
II the salary of the position Is prop.
n $500, but owing 10 q failure OF
.ress to appropriate the necessary
(ount, he received for the last years
+ "a days of his services only so,ooo.
sues tor the balance of $T,666.
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wAxAuAoms, Aur. N. speolal.l -
Married, ~ the N. n. church,
NJ q, T.. whlpple ~ Miss Ella Dsch-
man, Hov. Fred Cos onloialltg. The
walters were ~. 4 lloyd aud Miss
Mamie D1wnafd, y. y. Powell aud
Miss Laura Whipple, 4. N, Doohmnn
aud Miss Intz Gross. The invited
guests were entertained Ia an slo giant
manner at the relidance uf tnO brides
parents.
rhn mill OF Moilit 4 Son was started
this evening At 2 o'clock. This ~ %
new mill, aud a iine one, with n ca
paoily OF 70 bai rels por day, This IN
quite an acquisition o. the olty,
y, Brown, a dry goods merchant
here, purchased from Or. cnnunr the
business house On the north block
DOW occupied nv Levy & Minoor, Con-
sideratiOp, $500.
Misses Laura Whaallsy, Katie Brig.
ger aud T. Ia and Maggie Billiard lefl
20 daY for Lebanon, Tennessee, 20 al
tend school.
Rev, Dixon Williams, tho ovEnga-
list, ~ expected here tomorrow, from
|. impgAas.
Miss Mamie Downward, NJ Bryan, Is
visiting tho family OF a, NJ. Dlhmsu,
A heavy rain foil here st . o'clock
this morning.
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Five year ago / broke down with
kidney and liver complaint and
rheumatism. Since then ! have been
unable to be about ut all. My liver
became hard like wood; my limbs
we're pulled up and filed With water.
All the best physicians agreed that
nothing could cure me. / resolve to
try Hop Ritters; | have used seven
bottles; the hardness has all gone
from my liver, the swelling from my
limbs, and il has worked miracle ia
my case; otherwise l would have been
now in my grave.
j. w. MoREY, Buffalo, Oct, /, 1881.
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A bargain IN COrner LUVS
is what most men desire, but to keep
from filling a grave in a cemetery lot
ere half your days are numbered,
always keep a supply of DR.. Pierce's
"Golden Medical Discovery" by you.
When tho first symptoms of con-
sumption appear lose no time in put
ting yourself under the treatment OF
this Invaluable medicine. 1t cures
when nothing else will. Possessing,
as it does, ten times the virtue of the
best cod liver oil, 1t Ia not only the
cheapest, but far the pleasantest TO
take. 1t purifies and enriches the
blood, strengthens the system, cures
blotches, pimples, eruptions and other
humors. BY druggists.
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When you visit or leave New York
City ssve Baggage, E1pressage and s.
Carriage Hire, and stop at the
GRAND UNION HOTEL, opposite
Grand Central Depot. $50 elegant
rooms, fitted up at a cost OF one mil
lion dollars, 81 and upwards per day.
European plan. Elevators. Rastsu-
rant supplied with the best. Horse
cars, stages end elevated railroad to
all depots. Families can live better
Tor less money at the Grand Union
Hotel than ut any other first-ciRss
hatai IN the cltv. Jes.-.
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A MORE rrrHypLy ATTITUDE.

BERLIN, Aug. 2i--U0uDt Won H0lz.
fed, German secretary Of stai,, on
the 9th instant wro. . t. Count de
Bsnomar, Spanish ambassador to BeI-
lin, that Germany, IN occupying the
Caroiines, mad no iatention 20 pre'u-
dice any i1,eiior r,gst which Spail,
might poss3ys lbaie.n and that ii an
examination into me question OF Span
ish rghs 10 the Caroline islands
should produce no mutual understand
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