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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
FOR COMPTROLLER.
Mr. John Johnston of milwaukee,
Reported a Candidate.

-NAs SDhH SOhusAOn Oh NaN1N aubAtc
Reported "a Candidate.
Special TO the Globe.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. s.-AmOng
the gossip incident to Mr.. Alexander
Mitchelis return from the East was a re-
port that the position of comptroller of the
currency had been rendered through Mr..
Mitchell to Mr.. John Johnston, assistant
cashier of the Mitchell bank. Mr.. john
stOn said. in relation to the report,
this evening that while Mr.. Mitchell was
in New York he received telegram from
some Chicago gentlemen. then i'm Washing
ton, asking if he thought Mr.. Johnston
would accept the position of comptroller
of the currency. and il. in case of appoint
ment, Mr.. Mitchell would allow him TO
vacate his present position. To
both questions Mr.. Mitchell wired
negative Mr.. Johnston said the
question presupposed some good authority
for asking, but exactly what was back Of
it neither Mr.. Mitchell nor himself knew.
Mr.. Johnston is native Of Aberdeenshire,
Scotland, is nephew of Mr.. Mitchell. and
pronounced free trader and anti-silverite.
Previous to JohnstOn's administration he
was a Republican, but took President john
I sons side in the great schisn. Since that
| time he has acted with the Democrats.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
The Ashton Cases.
Special to the Globe.

REDFIELD, Feb. S.-The Ashton county
seat farce is still in progress at Athol.
After repeated adjournment for week past
on account of the sickness Of William, the
principal witness on the part of the prose
cution, the case opened in earnest this fore
noon. The prosecution made desperate
attempt to bolster up the testimony of the
informer. and this evening rested their case
on his testimony. a motion for dismissal
will be argued the first thing i'm the morn
ing. Failing in this the defense will intro
duce testimony to establish an abb.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09

for the completion of the building
before Sept. /, 1885. Elaborate descrip-
tions of the structure have been given
heretofore. The plans promise that it will
be one of the handsonest buildings
in the West 1t will be built of
brick, with stone trimmings and
cover. with passenger sheds, about
two blocks east and west. with depth Of
about hundred feet. The bridge for the
new line of track to the depot is nearly
completed and the track itself viii be ready
for use long before the time set for the
completion of the depot.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
NORTHWESTERN EDITORS
who Will Attend the EnternatiOma
Meeting at Cincinnati.

Meeting at CINCINNATI
Special to the Globe.
RED WING, Mimi, Feb. S.-The follow
ing is the list of delegates from Minnesota,
Wisconsin and Dakota who will attend the
international Editorial association meeting
at Cincinnati, Feb. 90, "a and 25, as re-
ceived by President b. b. Herbert:
Minnesota-H. a. Castle, Farmers Advo-
cate st. Paul; b. b. Herbert, Daily Republi-
can, Red Wing; ID. Sinclair. Republican, Wi
mona; c. II. Lienau, Volkzeitung, ST. Paul:
H. f. Hoard, Leader, Montevideo; L. p.
Hunt Free Press, Mankato; Il. W. Randall.
Tribune, Morris; w. b. Mitchell, Journal
Press, St. Cloud; o. r. McKenny, Sentinel,
Lake City; L. K Murdoch, Herald, Wabasha.
Wisconsin-B. J. Price, Star and Times,
Hudson; ID. d. lockwood Register. Portage;
D. l. Follett, Gazette, Green Bay; G. c.
Ginty, Herald, Chippewa; C. L. Pow ers,
Times, West Bend; w. w. Coleman, Herold,
Milwaukee; d. Atwood, State Journal. Mad
ison: Sam Ryan, Crescent, Appleton; J. Hicks
Northwestern, Oshkosh; w. II. Barnum
Torch, Wausau; A. +. Warden, Reporter
Plymouth; E. ID. Coe, Register Whitewater;
M. p Rndlaub, Witness, Platteville; Il. Hur
burt, Free Press, Oconomowoc; j. G. Bar
tholf, Telephone, Milton.
The Dakota delegation includes: S. j
Conklin, president; w. +. ]. Bushnell, HUI
ron: George Schlosser, Blunt; e. w. Coldwell
Bismarck; j. c. Adams, Webster; Gov A,
G. Mellette, Watertown; Judge j. II. Drake
Aberdeen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
Washington Wnifs.

The issue OF standard silver dollars from
the minis during the week ending Feb. was
s277. $50. The issue during the correspond
ing period of last year was S214.993.
Senator Blair yesterday. from the commit
tee on education and labor reported favor
abs his bill providing that Instruction shall
be given in the schools of the District OF
Columbia and the territories as TO the effect
of alcohol and narcotics upon the human sys-
| tenn.
Senator Ingalls,, from the committee on the
| judiciary, has reported favorablv his bill &c
| amend the revised statutes so as TO include
| the districts OF Nebraska. Kansas. Arkansa:
| and Colorado in the eighth judicial circuit
Minnesota Iowa and Missouri in the ninth
circuit, aud California, Oregon and Nevada II
| the tenth circuif.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
Northwestern Measures.
Special to the Globe.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s. Congressman
Strait has introduced a bill for Quieting
titles providing, when entry was made in
good faith and possession held, that sale
could be made for 81. 25 per acre notwlth-
standing any irregularity of title. lie also
introduced bill for the allowance OF IN
terest on the claims of licensed Sioux In
dian traders in 1862 that have recently been
adjusted. Congressman White introduced
bill for pensioning Roxana Rowley. and
Nelson one for Benjamin Oliver. Delegate
Clifford presented memorial for prohibit
Ing catching fish in Big Stone lake with
other than hook and line, and also for the
improvement of the James river.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
Prescott.

Rev. II. Dockham has recovered from his
late illness. He filed his pulpit in the NJ. Z .
church Sunday John Weeks and vi of
Lakota, Oak, were visiting relatives here
last week. They returned Saturday .. "A
tailor. who for some time past has been work
ing in the establishment OF y. Swanstrom,
was found on the street Friday night In a
drunken condition. He claims to have been
held up by foot-pads and robbed OF his watch.
money, gold ring, sleeve-buttons and shoes.
....Alphonso COsino has been appointed city
marshal. The annual masquerade bail
was held on the 5th in McCray's hall. There
were 100 maskers present.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09

later by one from Rev. Gilkes and Mr.. g. II.
Wyman on subjects 20 be announced hero
after. The funeral Of Mrs. James WATSON
conducted by the Rev. G. NJ Heard. Mrs.
WATSON died very suddenly Friday morning
last about O'Clock. having been sick only a
day Her husband, VINO was in the pineries.
was telegraphed. and reached home tho day
AFTER her death. They had been married only
ABOUT SIX months. and he is nearly Frustrated
with grief.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
No ST. Parrick,s Parade.

CHICAGO, Feb. s.-St Patrick's day
will not be celebrated in Chicago with a
parade. The subject has been largely dis
cussed in Irish circles. The majority OPP
pose the idea, giving as a reason that the
money expended could be placed in the
Parnell fund for the relief of the poor and
oppressed in Ireland. The Irish clergy uni
versally oppose street parades at the pres
ent time. Different Irish societies will
hold meetings on the '14th inst, at which
time the subject viii be discussed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
How 10 Reach Foreigners.

CHICAGO, Feb. Sat the regular weekly
meeting OF the Methodist ministers here to-
day DR.. l.. Hitchcock read paper on City
Missionary Work. holding that the present
time was the crisis in Chicago affairs. He
thought that if this city was to be main
tanned as an American city foreigners re-
siding here ought to be reached and brought
under the influence of the Gospel. 1t was
his opinion that the education OF the young
ought to be exclusively in the English Ian
guage. Bishop Merrill thought the ministry
was lacking in aggressive spirit and was
without sufficient power to make the kind
Of warfare the situation demanded
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
a $4,000 RIaze in Duluth.

DULUTH, Feb. Slate last night fire
was discovered in the Edmunds block, Occu-
pied on the first floor by A. j. Miller with
grocery, and On the second floor by j. ii.
Winterfield, wholesale dealer in cigars and
tobacco. The firemen soon got the flames
under control, but not before the stock had
been greatly damaged. j.. ii. Winterield
loses between So, 600 and 81, 900; insurance,
$4,000. The loss to the stock of groceries
of A. j. Miller is nearly $1,000; insurance,
$1,000. The loss on the building is about
$500, covered by insurance.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
To Develop Into white Fish.

DULUTH, Feb. s.-To-day S. S. Wat
kins. superintendent of the state fish hatch
cries at Willowbrook, near st. Paul, placed
in the lake at this point 100000 eggs
which will in due course deyelop into white
fish. He will now go to the hatchery neal
Detroit. Mich, whence he will return with
IL, 600, 900 more eggs for this lake.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
Northwestern postmasters.

Special 70 the GIODe.
WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-AmOng the pres
ident's nominations yesterday to postmas-
terships were the following: james IL.
Evans, Wabasha, Mimi; Jared G. Gregory,
Madison, Wis, and James f Carrill, Buff
faln. WNO.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
A Grocery Firm Fails.

Special to the Globe.
SUPERIOR, Feb. s.-The grocery firm of
Montgomery e Mason has made an assign
ment to r. f. Tubbs for the benefit Of
creditors. The liabilities are about 81, 100
and the assets about 81. 800
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
AnOka.

The Rev. DR.. Chaffee Of Minneapolis, pre-
siding elder of this district, occupied the
Methodist pulpit last evening. Court adj
journed until the September term last Friday.
In the case of the city against A. P Lane
the verdict favored Lane and he was allowed
SiS3, but stay of proceedings was granted
for thirty days. In the Babcock case against
the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rail-
road company the plaintiff was allowed $500
and stay of proceedings granted for thirty
DAYS a fellow who stole a harness from
Charlie vevea was sentenced to ninety DAYS
in the county jail. Judge Koon presided.
The Chautauqua circle, a literary and
scientific club of this city, has arranged for a
course of three lectures, the first of which
win be given Monday evening, Feb. Is, by the
Rev. c. NJ Heard. Subject: The Glorious
Return of the YaudoIs. This will be followed
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
Division, at Least, Probable.

Special TO the Globe.
WASHINGTON, FEB. S.-Mr. Springer in
troduced bill for the division of Dakota by
the Missouri river and admission of the east
part. This, it is said, will be favOrably re-
ported. and the final result will be the di-
vision of the territory, at least, if no ad-
mission can be effected.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
EaribnuII.

There win be a meeting OF the ladies OF
Guild of the Good Shepherd at their room
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
toboggan club will meet at the Arlington
Tuesday evening at $3.50 p. M. Rev. II. W.
Blown has decided 10 remain in Faribault
this week. Meeting will be held at the rink
at o'clock each evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
senate Confirmation.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-Among the con-
firmatons to-day were the following: Mark
w. Sheafe, register of the land Office Wat
ertown, Oak. F. NJ. Ziebach. receiver OF
public moneys, Yankton, Oak; Edward A.
Stevenson, governor of Idaho.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
roaming Foraker,. Au,hori,r.

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. s.-Attorney Gen
eral Kohler this afternoon filed petition
in the supreme court in the quo warranto
action in relation of Mayor Smith of Gin
cinnati to determine whether Gov. Foraker
had the authority to remove the Cincinnati
police commissioners.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
The MiIwaukee's New Depot.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. s.-The contract for
the new Milwaukee d ST. Paul depot ON
the West side was let to-day. The con-
tract price was $50, 900. The successful
bidders were Ryan 81 Co., who built the
union depot in Chicago. The contract calls
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Dte Florence Niabtimgale Der 8tns
berpasae>


berpfs9e.
Gplsenbes 1T elm Nus8ug zines an ben
Deutiden 8eform Mefenser in Gbom.
bersbursR Ba., seidriebenen 8riefss:
@ine Wobltbdterin.
Oeffnst bic Tbire fir he uno Mirs.
Winslom w,re beweiien, caB fe bic .ames
rifanilde S~lorentiner Nadtiaaa Der Sin=
Der 1T. Dapon iinb mir 10 iiber3eust,
bag mir unierer .Suip" tebren nerben
gu iasen: v@eiesnet fei Wrs. Winslop"
neil fe berlelben behilfid mar, h5er bic
Beripse bes 5abneas unb anbere Be=
idperliafeiten fir ainbsr binpes3ufoms
men. Wirs. Winslop's @nctbins @prup
uimmt ben Sinbern bic Sdmer3en uno
furtrt Dhfentrie unD DiarrbOe. gr
madt ben @aumen CART, befreit BON
@ut3anbuns unb brinSt bas Sinh sludlid
iber pie Yeripbe bee j3abnens blnwes.
Gr tbut serube oaS, mas er pcrgiett 80
tbun, Nnes unb niht meniser. Dir ba.
ben einmal Wtrs. Winelcw aeleben unb
tennen fe nur. burh ibren Scotbins
Sprup fir 8inoer. Wenn mir bic Wia6t
bitten. mirpen mir ie ale 0eilanD fur
bic Ginber b~inlteaen mas fe AUDI in
Der Tbat 1T Der Sprup wirp in
allen NpOtbeten gu rs Gents per 5laide
p~erfauft.
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Gin hummer uuo bartuaaiaer @lambe

an bic gSirfiamfeit s%epiffer MitteI, bic auf cine
gepqItIame @tife wirfen, 1T cine Sdpdde,
Bic bic ginfdhisen unD bic 8ururtbeilspouen
beterrfAt. Der unusrninftise @ebrau6 non
AbfnbrmittsIn it cine febr aepobnlite Ybafe
her @arrbeit oiefer 9eute. alOe, ysoophilin
NIT 8uderibersnq, gahorol, EuedfIber ubb
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INNER inter bieier alafe bon Senten, uno oh.
sleiA Der Grfols BON Sotetters Masen.
bitter8 seniiasnb berDeif, oae @epalt sur
8eilung ni1t nothwen0is 1T, 70 beteben bic
Nubdnger elmer lanst Dioerlegten Sbeorie
baroif, unseW6bnli4 grobe Dofen bon ab.
fibrmitteln au gesrauden. Spfpspiie, Der.
~fopfnna unb 2eberleibsn mer6en ebsnfo serib
unb griinblid burd bas Bittsrs sebelIt. ais fe
unfe6lbar Dnrf ben unberninftiger. @ebraud
Der arsneien, bic mir bsrooinmt baben, Der.
fAlimmert merben. @edfeifebfr. Gerpohtdt,
Nbsumatismus unb Intbdtisfeit Der 9ieren
peiden BET BEN gebraude bes Filters.
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arou u. 9 donert. bic renoms
miris YuBmnderin San NntOniDs, bat
ibr @ftdit nieosr auf ihren alten
Ylab. AO6 in eln Ieues gerdumises nnb
e~legantss 2ofal 3uriidperlegt. 6rau
5d1nett bat lid binlidtli6' ibres suten
@eihmadss unb Der BON ibr angefertig:
ten W1nreu mdbreuo ibrer 2Oldhrigen
8eihdftsibdtigIeit einen iOlh guten nnb
tpeitperbretteten Euf ermorben. bob bic
felbe feiner meiteren @mpfebIun9 be:
bari. Hiir bic b~iesidbrige Sdlion Daf
israu Sh0nert einen duBerit 9rpBen
unb mooernen Wdalenoorrdtb e11olten
unb pertauft beuielben gu ben bfl'a1ten
pieiien. Wir f0nnen Dem ihonep Or
I6ledt bringeno onempfeblen pas neue
2otal Der 6rau Sdonert 5u beiufen
unb i,6 Be- Der erfabrenen Dame in
pi6tigen Soilsttenfraeen &atb au bOlen.
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gsnt. 0HHfna & sphm.

lnfere 9auptnabrung TT unb bIeibt
bas 6leii@, uno UNI folhes frif3 uno
gut gu e~rlansen, fann man nnmDglth
einen superldiiigersn Marft finoen, aIs
ben BON @m. S6fing & Sobn, $50.
511 Npe. s. Sic 0erren hqben Dem
@si6mad ibrer Gunoen &e6nung ge@
tragsn unb In ibrem @tabliiement cine
faIte 9uftmai6ine erridtei, melGe allen
Anfptoeruugen fir @rbaltuna unb @nt.
fsrnuua iddolider Snsrebiensen beg
5leli9es entipri9t. Sic babeu beffdn
big In ibreu 8Iyhb6fen einen erpBen
@orratb pom Waitoteb. aus meldem
nun bas Bette fir ibre aunoeu semdbIt
min. Wer reef bsbient ielu NIL. Der
befuhe ben Marft, SEQ. Sill
Mpenue 6. 1,10tli
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Ser TlpriSasG amal.

Wir Iebem mirtli9 i'm 3eitalter Der
groben Canal Y,oiscte! Sem Dana:
moc nal, Dem Norboitiees@anal, bem
5peiten 5ue5eunal uno abnlifen groz
BEN Broiecten reibt lid ieBt basienige
an, Die 0albinfel 6loriou gu burdfie>
den unb 10 Der Sd fab.t nit ben
@oIfbdfen Der Ser. 5iuaten fomie
Wseritos gang bebeutenbe Bortbeile gu
peridofen.
Stem Yorter 5~inansfrejIe intereiiirn
iih fur bleies gruisct aufs lebhafteite.
Dian pirb bemndGit Elm SnHh'cut
g~ritnbeu, meldss bic natl :li6 iebf be-
oeutenoeu M;itel our ausflbmig isnes
Blanes %aafbrinsen miro.
9ie prutfi;he Nusfibrbaifeit Deg
Broiectes mir5 BON Sahusrfduoiaeu
nidt anse3ue'felt. Ser General 8tlz
more bonn 8unbes= @orps.
meIder bas bortige 5errain genau
tentt, bat lid babin ausseiprohen,
oaB Die ts9uii9en 5hmlerigfeiten,
melfe Der 8uu eines fol6en Ganales
barbiete. gelinger ieien. dig oies bel
lrgeno einem Der bereits an~sgefibrte1
qroBen Candle Der Sal mar. Weerf.
mfrpigerueiie 1T ber Same bes ionft
unpermeibliden 9errn Cabs nod gar
ni9t i'm 3uiammenbange nit benz
neuen unteraebmen genannt morben.
DeHsn nod INNER bebenfli6 in Der
Sdpebe h~dnaenoes Sebuantepec
cd Hseifenbabn. ptoifct Idbt ibm pers
mutbli6 feline 3eit. fid nit nod anoes
rem fihnen pldaen ab5ugeben.
Ser 8prtbeil, ben bteier neue Canal
Der Shtfffabrt our6 bic 3etteriparniB
bieten miiroe, lit gang bet dbtlid. Ser
5eepeg 3nlfhen Mtm Dorf unb Stem
Orleans mirOe betipielsmeiie I'm no(e
1900 Meileu abgefiirat merbsnl Das
# aber ni6t Der elnaise Yortbeil. Gin
anberer, niht minbrr meientllder, lieat
in benz nmtanbe, baB nod Gertisiel=
lung tener neuen 8erfebrstraBe bic
56ife ni9t mebr n6ibia bdtten. bic
gefdbrli9en &lfe an Der &iffe uno Der
5iofpiBe 6loribas gu paifiren, bic
ihon mandem 5abraeug uno befeu
Demanding perherblih 9emorben nnb.
Sebr perberbIf9 piirhe bic Nusftb
ruug neg 6lotiba Canals freilid Den
0afenzO rten iener 0albinlel fem, benu
Sadionp de, YenfocoIa unb GeD Wef
wtiroen baum nntlrlth .a1e uno iebe
nennenswe,tbe 8~eoeutung berlieren.
Sefogte 5tdbte f6nnen fif bann NIT
R%openbagen ir6ften, melhe bdniihe
6aupt- unb banneIeifabt md @olens
oung bes Die SO hfte init Der Office
uerbinheuoen @nndies auh iebenfalls
BON ibr bia hol en- 5nhe All rem
bttheioenen &1nge egHes, Saabz uab
Jthel ifnbttsn. h%erobnnfsf D'ro.
8e, Der groBen 3 oentnnq. ms!he
iener Canal fiir Den 0anael her Snos
ituaten unb bes eeiammten M'shfiippi.
ihales bat, f6unen betartiae 8enflfeu
rein Iecaler Nutur, felbituer itonb!it
gar midi in Betrabt fommen.
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SulSaten pielerei.

Nuf benz @ebiete Der Gereinsmeierel
leiist ser Deuti6e mas Gsolldlls
Die aIte Bebeuptung. baB btei Deut'Ge,
Die auf cine miilte Sniel Deridlagei
uurben, ni9ts g'liaeres 3u fbun bdttsn,
als einen @siang8 ereiH, eiuen 3urn-
perein, eiuen Gegelciub uuo etnen
5cats@lub gu sriinben, lit befunuf.
Bon BRET ouf 9lel6e We'ie bonn sdifz
ial beimgeiudten DeuiiGsN merrfanfrr
utirbe ieBt oislle'9t elmer ben Gorihlas
madsn, ne5e1 pea genannlen Clubs uno
yereieer auan nod cine Diititdr : Som,
paguie ~ Drgaaliiren. Gu tlaiit,Ges
Hstip,el 0ieier nobsrnen Solbaienfplel
Waib entuebmen mir eiIem psnnip lpis
nlihtn YIatte. g. heibt pDrf:
s@bemal;ge beuti1e ganomeb Ieute
ets iebt In 3 tisbug mobaen bdDen
cue Organization sebtlort. De iib. pb
sleid nod telne 100 Mann ifarf.
IS gu n b 10 b rs& c q / m II /
uennt. Nuiiirlih purubiren be Derr'
tdaften in p,tuBiId Ell unltormen nil
SnuIterflappeH. auf beneu eint
Rrone eingefldt H."
Nl1e tidt,ge republ faril6e gtr9er,
Dos! AuBer Der &roue auf ole Ad:
ielfIappen fDuten lie li9 ouh rim &seus
Dor bic St,rn MAIDEN lafea, ooer btliel
nod: bret Greu5e!
Wir entfnnen uns. in Neu Srledi 8
einmal benz 5tiftunasfete fold u%nlfors
mirter 2anbsleute beigemUbnt 3u baben.
bic ale bon millidriider unb patriotic
f6er 8eselfterung .oroentIl9 iibers
,1moppten. Sumner Der brittle Wtann
mar lieutenant unb gum 6dluB Der
mYorftsQuns" murbe cine Nttafe ausge.
fibrt bel bengallf9er Beleuhtung, unter
Hateteugeati6 un6 B60ersetnal. gs
mar groBartlg uno ber3erbebenb! Yin
Demielben abenb madten mir %5ufallig
bic embedding, baB etma bic 9diffe
iener bsgeifferfen 9elbeniin9linge aus
Deutidlanb bur6Bebrannt uareu. UNI
-ni9t @oIbat werben 5u
miiffen!
Ser 0ergott bat eben = ME man gu
iaaeu pflest = re6t f9nurrige &oft
qduaer!
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6. s.. mmner.

2O5 @eft GpmmereefraB e,
bdlt Elm groBss unb iebr aeDdbltes 2as
ger BON Sapeten, &ouleauI.
HiIberrabme unb Set It n.
unb ferner nebeu 3ei6nen=M aterialieu
aler Mrt, Garben unb Nnftrei.
der : 90 atertalien, beipnbers
6ammers fertig gemif6tt
6arben, bic beiten unb bili9lten in
Martte, oi- unter boiler 8arantie Der:
tauft merben. Sen fters unb g p / e.
geIgIas unb anbere in bieies Sad
i9lagenbe Nrtifel; porin 9err 0iiilel
bag gr0Bte 2dger i'm Wefen beg Stoa:
tes bat. Muftrdge aus Dem 2anbe tDer:
ben prompt ausgeftibrt.
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Die 2eutld5en auf @anti.

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Ser prdIioent Der Neger &epublif
BON 6apti bat ben General M1neget
mad garis entianbt UNI fir bus @Dms
nahum gu Bort gu prinee, bas unter 10
martialiiber 2eitung itsbt, einige 2ehr.
frdfte au getpinnen. @elegentllh bieier
Mliion fdreibt Dos XIX @ieels":
sDle 0euti9en inb in 0apii, ia, lie
limb in 9apll. ME fie dlerOrten limo.
@ines fd6nen Cages. nein-eines ab
tdeuliten cages, fa6 man bort elm
Dubenb Wdaner unb 6rduen aufom=
men. S.eie Derbeiratbeten lih, battem
ibrer @epHogenbeit entipr edenb un3obs
lige &:noee unb gtiinoeten au glelher
3eit feds 6amitien nnb feds 8efddite.
Sebr ihnel-allau i9nell pud,isn rnb
nerpielf1ltigten tie lih; aubete 8grma
men, bic iie berbeiriefen, famen ibneu
3u 0iilfe unb na6bem ite ben !Oonbel
Der @epublit on iid eerifen babeu.
broben fe alImdhtlg gu werDen! Was
fol man oieler fur1tbaren SnpaIion ge=
geniber MAIDEN? Die et,uas trdeep
6dptianer baben nidt bic materielIsn
Mlttel, um gegen oieie Nusaebanne
beuii6en @iuflufes au fdmpfen, BON
benz he in gewiHen @renaen foaar Nu.
Ben aieben; dig Observation-Disclosures fnb
tie auf be Reorganization bes fran36fi.
fd1en unterrihts D~erf0len."
Die n@epublique 6roueaiie" iiber.
rifnmt biefen Stmer5ensfdrei unb bes
aleitet ibn nit 2Obeserbebangen auf bic
Hegierung bon 6upti. bic CUTE uuo d9t
republifaniihe poltiif NIT Der eens
oung oes fhmar,en @enerals treble.
Die J%ranaoien babeu mobI feine 9Ib
nnng oapon, tpie fdmer ldherli6 le
fld bur6 bieie Teuti6enfurdt in ben
Mugen Der @eIt MAIDEN, MIN fiiblen ite
f6 fogar in 9apti beunrubist.
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gasltdbe erfabrnns ieses eimselueu

III, baB 8elnadldifisung beg Stubl'
ganges bic 0aupturfade 5eitmeiliger
nneriunobeit 1T. 3eusniB bes friberen
Oberri9ters pon Georgia: sd babe
g immpns 9iber &eguIator
gegen cine bur9 6ftere 2eberf6rung
entfebenbe Dartleibi9feit felt "a
Subrei1 unb uenn ben Weiiuna n ges
mdB, INNER nit entIdiebenem Nnben
gebrau1t. Sd halte ibn fir cine CUTE
Weoi3im geaen 9eberit6rung. iuenigs
items babe i'd, ibn ielbft 10 g%efuuben.
6tram Warner. Ct Sbersidter
Don Georgia"
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