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WASHINGTON.
"' ''S' ats Appointments and the
1cied Action of the Senate
Next Winter.
An Interesting Session Anticipated BY
the President-FOurth- Class
PUstmasters Appointed.
The Postal Card Supply-Mr. Keiley's
POsitiOn-Leave of Absence Of
Customs Inspectors.

WASHINGTON, August 27.-Third As.
sistant Postmaster General Hazen has
just returned from the postal card fac
tory at Castleton, N. Y. The stock Of
postal cards on hand has been reduced
to very small quantity, and fears were
entertained that the supply of cards un-
der the new contract would not be avail
able in time to meet the demand. The
new cards already manufactured do not
meet the requirements Of the depart
ment in quality, but it is expected as a
result of the visit of Mr.. Hazen that an
improvement will be made in that re-
spect, and that a stock sufficient to meet
the demands of the service will be avail
able before the exhaustion of the stock
of old cards now on hand.
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tames Yesterday.

CHICAGO, August 27.-Chicago, 0;
Detroit, l.
ST. LOUIS, August 26.-St. Louis, L.
Buffalo, 3.
LOUISVILLE, August 27.-Louisville,
6; st. Louis, 3.
CINcINNAr1, August 27.-Pittsburg
s; Cinciunsti, 2.
PHILADELPHIA, August 27.-Provi-
dence, O: Philadelphia, ).
New YoRK. August 27..New York,
2; Boston, /; Brvoklyn, ! Baltimore, =
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that the cfieials were unable vet to state

that the officials were unable yet to state
how many men would be employed in the
Wabash shops. Talmadge said he would
go to st. Louis, confer with the officials
there, and then, on THURSDAY of next,
week, give defnite reply as to the rein-i
statement of their men. THE interview
was very satisfactory" said Secretary
Turoer when it was ended, and then
added: "Of course there is not work for
all the discharged men, but all that can
be employed will be taken hack. | think
matteYs are practically adjusted" The
Knights left town to onight.
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INFoRMATIoN has reached Washington
that the German g g)vernment has recently
sent to South America Commercial
Commission with the sare object IN rev
that was sought by the United Ss,cates Com.
mission, who have recently returned from
the continent. TIE German Connission
is composed o} PRICE Frederic, Won Ho.
henlohe apd Herr Won scholer, and they
propose to visit all the countries Of Central
and South America.
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THE WALKUP TRAGEDY.
His DeaIh Caused by AfsefffcaI Peison
ing-The Wife sill in CustOdY.

EMPoRIA, KAs., August 27.-Dr. Gar.
diner OF this city. who made chemical
analysis of part of the liver from the
body of the late J. Il. Walkup, stitied
to day before the coroner's jury that he
found arsenic therein, and that Mr..
I.Walkup's death was caused by arsenical
| paisoning. No report has yet been re
ceived from the chemist making au
analysis of portions ofthe viscera sent tt
| Ka sas City. Mrs. Walkup and hel
cousin are still in custody.
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Sage of cypher alley; and ii TIE threat of
Mr.. Tild1n TO fight the adninis ration
be carried out it will make It's friends so
much the warmer 10 its support. a
finer theme III cafieature could hardly
be. desired than Samuel Jopes Tilden
lighting the administration That is
true ii by the people our contemporary
means the Republicans and mugwumps,
but it is away far from true as applied to
Democrats. To them Mr.. Tlld is the
greatest of living men, and it will be for
tunate for the ADMINISTRATION if he will
be content to nurse his wrath in silence. /"
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MAGISTRATE BoDKIN and 100 police went
20 BaIly Farrissey, Coun Killarney, yes
,terday, TO eviet some tenants. When they
arrived the chapel bell was tolled and 2OOO
persons assembled and attacked the Off
Gers, preventing them from accomplishing
the eviction. The police were compelled
to charge the mob with bayorets, and
fierce encounters ensued, many on both
sides being stoned and stabbed.
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A MUCH larger proportion Of the Demo-
cratic party than OF the Republican at the
Nuth, says the Independent B ston
Herald, is made up OF men who work with
their hands, and it includes in its mem.
bership many manufa' turers. What sense
or logic is there in the charge that q party
composed largely of the working classes
and dependent upon their votes for sue.
cess, will do its beet to ruin American
riesY ls' political party likely tc
gain power to zee how quickly it can gel
itself kipkc 4 out9
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WASHINGTON, August 27-The Act
ing Secretary of the treasury to-day ap-
pointed twenty female clerks to assist in
the count OF the p per manufactured at
the mills in Philad lphia for printing in
tern i revenue stamps, thus increasing
the force engaged in that wrk to forty
! five. L is expected TO fiuish the count
| ing by December.
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DIED.
Bartlett school for Boys and Girls and
Tr I'm

SAUTELLE-At fernando, Miss, Friday.
August 81. 1885, of uremi, poison, Prof. S. L.
SAuTELLE.
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Supervising Architect Belts Case

WASHINGTON, August 27.-Mr. Bell
supervising architect of the Treasury,
has filed memorandum with the acting
secretary in defense of the specifications
of which proposals were recently invited
for safe and vault work during the pres
ent year. He makes general denial of
the allegations of Mervin 4 Co., and
asserts that the specifications were :
and fair to all manufacturers ,Jus'
definite and specific as to - ano as
and extent OF the wor' .ne cGafactei
further that - lake them. He says
and Hall ,he bids of Farrell & Co
has q Co., the acceptance of which
!, zen recommended, are exceedingly
~ and much more reasonable than the
( prices now being paid by the Postofice
4 Department for similar work. He init
mates that the objections made are for the
purpose of securing gratuitous advertis.
| ing.
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MAJ. FPANCIs D. LEE, one of the lead
lng arcf Itects Of ST. Louis, died very sud-
'denlv Wednesday OF apoplexy at one of
th'J Northern lakes, where he was on a
fishing excursion. Msj. Lee, besides being
prominent architect, was fine civil en-
gineer, was the inventor of very effect
i've submarine torpedo, and served during
most of the late war on Gen. Beauregard's
staff, having specisl charge OF the torpedo
service and er rginperinx
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The corner in August cotton was made
very apparent yesterday in New York,
and when over 10000 bales were taken in
a lump for export the shorts in the Au-
gust option rushed to cover, and the price
was jumped from 1898 to O59, OF
twenty-eight points. The shorts were
badly squeezed. The reaction was only
two or three points.
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Dewecr.ssc Plans 4. ohio.

CLEvELAND-9., August 26.-Tbe re-
suit of the Democratic State Convention
has not been altoeether productive OF
pleasure to the Republicans. Enough
has come forth to show that the re-nom.
ination of Gov. Hoadly was in accord
with the Presidents wishes, and that il
he is the distinctive candidate o.
ANYBODY it is of the administration
New, If the sdninistratisn bripss iss 1sw
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Leaves OF Absence of Customs fuspec
tors.

WASHINGTON, August 81. = Judge
McCue, Solicitor OF the Treasury, has
given an opinion in regard to leaves of
absence to inspectors of customs which
has a general bearing on leaves granted
to all classes of employees under the
Treasury Department. The opinion
which has been approved by the Acting
Secretary, is as follows: The practice Of
granting leave of absence seems to have
grown up in the department service
without special provision of law, aud it
seems that custom has fixed the exteD,
of the leave at a period not exceeding
thirty days, except for illness or other
special reasons, and no deduction was
made from the salary or compensation
ofthe clerk or other employe. The act
OF 1888, vol. p, Statutes at Large, p 565
and 564, for the first time recognizes the
unwritten law on this subject, and pro
vides that 'all absence from the de
partments on the part of said clerks, o.
other employees, in excess of such leavl
of absence as may be granted by tht
heads thereof, which shall not exceed
thirty days in any one year, except in cas-
of sickness, shall be without pay. l. is
a fair intendment of the law, therefore
| that having leave of absence, and the
| same not exceeding thirty days, the
clerk or employe shall, during sue
leave, receive his usual pay. 1t is to be
borne in mind that the leave is simply
permissible, and that the head of the de-
partment has the right to allow leave
or not to the extent within the thirty
| days, that all licenses so granted must b
received upon the understand G that II
is revokable within the discretion &c N,
head of the department. ." oo h a. ;ntar Vn
est of the govern n,ra, ~ tbp,otoro a. ~ ln,I
consiuerf - ny the head of the depart
! at in determining whether to gran
leave or not, and whether fo::- i1irty day
or less, and the Responsibility in relation
to the whole subject-matte rests upol
the head of the department.. Ihave ha,
occasion to consider the subject of tn
payment Of inspectors, aud within tn
limits and di, ections therein suggested
see no reason why the rule establishe
by the act Of 1888. above referred tC
should not apply to inspectors aud nigh
= | i0ennntOrS
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VICTORIA, B. c., August 27.-In the
case of Hibbs, the defaulting postmaster
of Lewiston, Idaho, rule was obtained
yesterday on behalf of the prisoner cali
ing upon the keeper of the common Jail
here to show cause why wTi, Of habeas
the release of that prisoner, and why in
the event of the rule being made abso-
irte, the prisoner should not be dis
charged.
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Murder About the Social Position of the
Negro

OMAHA, NEB., August 27.-Nine miles
from North Bend, while a gang Of men
were taking their noon hour to-day, a
discussion arose regarding tie social po-
sition of the negro. VIM. Rapper said
good naturedly to Alex Kimbrough,
Hes as good as you if he behaves as
we'll" Without a word Kimbrough arose
and drove chisel twice into Rapper' s
breast and rushed from the scene. 81
sudden ives the deed that no one was abl'
to interfere. Rapper expired in mo
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No Abatemens I'm the un ON the Spring
Garden Bank.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August N.-
There is no abatement in the run on the
Spring Garden Bank 1t was resumed
at 10 o'clock this morning at the point
where it stopped yesterday and by noon
nearly 100000 had been paid out. The
officers of tide bank say that every de-
maud will be met.
Later.-No change occurred in the
Spring Garden Bank affair upto 3o'clock
pm, payments being made to all appli
cantS.
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Terrific Explosion OF N,,ro.s,ycer,ne

PITTsBURG, PA, August IA Brad
ford special to the Dispatch says: An
explosion of 5000 pounds of nitro-gly-
cerine at Roberts 4 Sons factory this
morning completely wrecked the build
ing and shook houses for miles around.
Two employees were thrown some dis
tance, but miraculously escaped with a
few slight bruises The loss will reach
several thousand dollars.
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THERE was a sudden increase in the
mortality in Marseilles yesterday, eighty
five deaths being reported, forty-three of
which were caused by cholera. A pam"
is hourly expected. Since the outbr~ :
the epidemic 5000 persons have a.. N .
this CITY. ''0i'
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JACKSON. TENN.
Mysterious POIsOning of Two Little
Chfidrtn-sudde Deaths.


JACKSON, August 27.-Earnest and
Elnora, two little children of John New
man, baggage master on the Illinois Cen
tral railroad, were poisoned yesterday
evening. Earnest died this morning, but
the little girl may recover. Drs. Fenner
and Brannock pronounced the poison
narcotic of some kind. How or where
they obtained it is mystery not yet
solved.
John Irwin, one OF the Oldest and
wealthiest citizens of the county, is criti-
cally i'll at his home east of the city.
William Payne, aged ffty-nine years,
respected citizen, died yesterday aud
was buried with Masonic honors to-day.
The Jackson district camp-meeting
closes tomorrow. There have been sew
eral conversions.
Napoleon, the colored porter of the
public school, fell dead this afternoon
supposed to be heart disease.
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CINCINNATI, August 27.-Johu L. Sui
livan arrived this afternoon aud went
directly to hotel to avoid the crowd.
The Law and Order League, aud the
agent Tor the suppression of vice, have
Consulted lawyer. who says the contest
is clearly contrary to law. He has been
directed to take the necessary measures
to stop it. Sullivan says he is perfectly
sat sfisd with his condition, and says he
won't paralyze McCaffrey, but merely
reduce his swelled head.
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SPORTING NEWS.
A Hard Fought Game Between Macon
and Nashville Results iu a Tie
in the Ninth Inning.
The Columbus Club Charged with Hav.
ing Been Bought eff in the
Nashville Games.
Races at Saratoga and Brighton Beach
Arrival of Slugger sullivan
at Cincinnati.
ESPECIAL TO THE AppEAL.l |

NASHVILLE, August 27.-Macon tied
Nashville this afternoon in hard
fought game, which was called al the
close of the ninth inning on account of
darkness. Taylor and Marc Veach and
Cavanaugh were the batters, the latter
doing the better box work, striking out
niue men, with four base hits made off
him. The tie will be played OF in the
moraing. The Atlanta Constitution of
this morning starts the SANDER that
Columbus was bought off ia the Nash
vile games, and that Clarke, their
pitcher, was given one months salary to
throw off the game.
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APPEAL SPECIALS.
Henry Burnett Publicly Hanged at
Lonoke, Ark, in the Presence
of 5000 People.
History of the Crime for Which He
Paid the Penalty Ca the
Gali0Ws.
Mysterious Poisoning Of Two Little
Children at Jackson, Tenn.-Re-
trenchment at Nashville.
lspEetlt 60 FaI ApprAL.l

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August "a
telegram to Sheriff Moore to-day states
that Hide, the absconding forger, escaped
last night from the Sherman, Tex, Jail
and has made good his fight into
Mexico.
The council tonight passed the bill
reducing the salary of members of the
Board of Public Works over the veto.
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SARATOGA, n. Y, August 21.-This
was the eighth regular day of tie second
race meeting here.
First Rdce.-Three- quarters Of a mile,
for two year olds, pon-winners since July
Goth, The Starters were Mamie Hunt
aad Bonnie Prince Mamie Hunt won
easily. Time-1 :20I.
Second Rdce-Oue mile and a fur
long, with winning and maiden al.
lowances Tha starters were Calone
Sprague; Kosciusko, Himalya, Aretino
Emma Mauley, Bessie and Florence Il
Colonel Sprague won, with KosciuskC
second and Bessie third. Time-1:59.
Third Race:-For the Relief Stakes
| for three year olds; one mile and five
furlongs. The starters were Hopedale
Clay Pate, Irish Pat and Rapido. Th,
race was won by Rapido, with Irish Pa
second and Hopedale third. Time
2:574.
| Fourth Race.-One mile and hall
The star-ers were Bianette, Bettler an
VIOLA. Binnette won easily, with Vol
| second fime-244i.
| Fifth Race.-One mile. The starter
were Una B., Vesta, Huron, H arise S
aud Roger Eastma =. The race was wo
by Heal tsease; Una B. second and Huro
| third. Tlme-1:4S.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES,
Tho Fort worth nank trouble.

GALVESTON, TEX, August "a
special to the Ne,os from Fort Worth
says: 1t appears from the petition of the
bank in the suit against the Nichols
estate that the bank officers had knowl-
edge of Nichols's embarrassment, as
they plead the execution of note fol
SIS 700 in their favor, dated June 30tl
Loot for ovordraftS
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SNOW i,i Isannsxivania.

HUNTINGTON, PA, August 27.-Cou
siderable snow fell last evepiug G at Hout'
dale and along the base of Stone Moue
tain, this county. The weather tonigf
is extremely cool.
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Additional Letter.Carriers.

lB WASHINGTON, August 27.-The Act
lug Postmaster General has authorized
the employment of additional letter car
riers after September 1st, as follows: At
Canton, O., /; Chicago, 30; Cincinnati. s.;
Columbus, o., l Des Moines, 2; De-
troit, 5; Grand Rapids, Mich, 2; Kansas
City, 6; Milwaukee, 3; Minneapolis, 4;
Nashville, 2; Omaha, Neb., 2; Pitts
burg, 4; st. Paul, 4; Scranton, Pa, l.;
South Bend. Ind, l: Springfield, o., .:
Toledo, l; ZanesYille, O.. l.
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TSmes's summary of re-
T.t, --h crop correspondents in the
.nwest regarding tine cold snap, say
ohst light frosts are reported from various
points in Wisconsin and Iowa, the dam
age 10 crops being inconsiderable. The
weather is exceptionally cold for the sea-
son throughout the West
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The Boston Herald defines a "Mug-
wump" as a man who "belongs" to him
self, but whose votes both parties are very
anxious to secure as election time draws
near, however much they may abuse him
for the rest of the year.
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THE wheat crop OF this year in Italy is
reported in an official document to the
Department OF State to be about 20
per cent. less than the average crop. The
silk crop is about one-third less, but
superior in quality to the average crop.
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Fight Between Coiored MeikOdists In
North arOlina

CHARLESTON, N. c., August PA
camp-meetipg held by Northern Metho;;
dists (color ad} at Piney Hill, Rutherford
county, was attacked by an armed body
of Zion Methodists and fred into. The
Northern Methodists fed in disordsr
seven of them being wounded. The In
yaders then collected the effects OF thu
routed party, piled them up and made
| bonfire of them.
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LONOKE, ARK.
Henry Burnett Hanged I'm the Pres
ence of 5000 People.


LoNoKE, August 27.-Henry Burnett
was publicly executed here to- day in the
presence Of ABOUT 3O00 people. He made
no confession on the scaffold The same
scaffold on which Joe .Bogard wes hung
last year was used He said he was moi
prepared to die. He asked his minister
to warn all young men to take warning
and shun the ways Of ali evil. The
black cap and moose were adjusted at 2: &c
o'clock. Eighteen minutes were con-
sumed before the final drop, during
which he made several attempts to free
himself He became so obstreperous
that the sheriff and aids had to tie his
feet back on his thighs and hold him OF
the trap until it could be sprung. The
drop fell at 2:56 o'clock. His neck WAS
broken. He was pronounced dead a
2:5O clock, and cut down four minutes
llta
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Another Party OF Cuban FiIibusters

WASHINGTON, August q. = The
Treasury Department is informed that a
party of armed Cubans have left the isle
of Cuba for the Florida Keys, and it is
supposed that their object is TO org nize
a filbust, ri expedition to overthrow
the Cuban government. Instructio s
have been Issued for the revenue cutters
t, look cut for the party and prevent their
landing.
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THERE have been twenty deaths from
smallpox in st. Jean Bsptiste village, Can
ada, and five new cases are reported. Ell
forts to control the epidemic are futile,
owing to the opposition of the people to
vaccination
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-08-28

CHAIRMAN D. D. WOODS of New Orleans
has called a meeting of the Executive
Committee on the Improvement of West
ern Waterways to be held in ST. Paul,
September 4th.
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An nEmhezzler canxnt Jnst in rime.

New YORK, August 27.-While in
the act of going aboard the Italian Line
steamship Archemide yesterday. after
noon Salvatore Piet,a, an alleged fugitive
from Ciucinna i, was arrested on charge
of having appropriated and fed with
moneys deposited with him by his coun-
trymen.
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LOCK HAVTnN, rA, August "a
light frost was reported this morning L
various parts of this county but n
enough to damage vegetation serious !
Slight furries of snow fell here yester
ddv
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r;th 4ty of Charleston. e. c., ia ringing
A.: the sound of hammers and pile
-eers, and the work of repairing and re-
building is proceeding with great rapidity.
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, August 81
There. was heavy white frost at Boston
Corners this morning and at one or two
towns in Duchess county.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-08-28

THE Comptroller OF the s,.sa,o, :.
informed that the. City \, ,et;opaI Rant If
Fort Worth, Te,k.S will. resume business
on Saturday p'I Iotn;ne.
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A TOUCH uF WIN TER.
snow and Frost reported at Various
Points tn
New Z 0rk, Pennsy Ivania md virgfnf.
Damage 10 Crops.


STAUNToN, VA, August 27.-Theisl
was heavy frost here last night; gar
dens and late corn were badly damagee
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G., s.. r.n,age ,i S,iD ing

JACKS NvILLE, FLA, August IL
Can't. Eogel of the st amer City of Pa
la ka, IRON Charleston, which arrived
herr this mo.niug; reports passing twenty
or thirty large vessels totally disrhasted, ,
the result OF the recent gales. None OF
them, however, asked for assistance and
h. did not go near enough to them to as
oer.ain their names. They were all max
ing 5om5 hea1vsy uader small imprO-
vised sails He also reports fnditig the
hull of the Charles on pilot boat John
Sroddlrd, totally dismas ed aud full OF
water, off he mouth of the North Edisto
river, bearing west northwest, hanging at
auchor He went close up TO her but
| found no one and he has every reason to
| be ieTe that }er entire crew are lost. The
| ocean from Charleston to st. John's ban
is covered with DIR tt stuff from vessels.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 27.-The
Nashvilles aud Macons tied at the end of
the ninth inning to-day and game was
called on account of darkness. Score:
l2S4 G IS 9
Nashville. 0 0 / o %
Macnn O O 0 0 O Ia
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ESTABIISHED 1S

An expulsion OF Polish sn jects from
Austria has begun. All classes alike are
Axnnlled