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New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
" FoGGY AND GGoGGY" YORK INDEED.

SOLEMN EDITORIAL PREDICTION.
t,, IN, NM York EUenaq IOSt editorial page FrfdGH
-'O'' .Hdrch D..
uovco,t,ng tho community docs not help the Dry
Dock Railroad employees to carry their point against
Mr. Richardson does not even tend that way. On thc
nn,rrrv IL nppears likely to public sentiment
which viii enable Mr.. Richardson to carry MS point
against theIn.
EQUALLY SOLEMN NEWS ANNOUNCEMENT
yrn me yet0. YORK Erening Post. c1lumaS FfddU
''' March o. - -.
Tho strike ended The started at p. M All ult-
fercnces peaceably settled. Commissioner ODonncll
appointed arbitrator. Tho agreement signed by Mr.
Richardson. The men greatly rejoicing.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06

shoots another scoundrel in the course OF an
Illegal transaction the shooting is Justihaoie'
OF course the responsibility for this miscarriage
of justice rests upon the District-Attorney 5
Office. Holland should have been trled ior
something less than ipurder in the first degree
say some form Of msnslnuGhter. A con-
viction might then have been obtained In the
interests of public morals
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRr1cx.-Lord Harrington spoke on Ireland at
the Eighty Club - Sentencing London rioters.
- Shots fired in French Bourse by an AnaIch-
ist. 60 The Queen too fatigued to perform cere'
mony of knighting Mr.. Russell.
CoNGRrss-Both branches in session. - Inc
Education bill passed by the Senate, 80 10 L.
- Report of the House Naval Committee -
The Def cheney appropriation bill passed by the
House. - Hearing on the Morrison Tarlh Dill
- Senate ijourned until Monday.
DoMEsT!C.-The Texas Pacific strike continued
refusing TO handle freight on the Missouri Pacihc
Railroad: demands for relief among street rail-
road worllmen In Philadelphia and Baltimore
- The Stone lectures archaeology at Prince
ton. - bill to withdraw charters OF street
railroads introduced in the State Senate. - Inc
Snpply bill introduced in the Assembly. =- Inc
General Appropriation bill in the Senate. -
Chess tournament in New-Orleans.
CITY AND SuBURBAN.-The strike on all the
car lines lasted until after p m.; Commissioner
ODoune successful as an arbitrator III the case OF
the Dry Dock and Atlantic Avenue ROADS. -
Charles T. Miller testified as to what he had heard
about bribery. - James 7. Holland acquitted.
West-st. ruffans rotous = lnVesuga-
tion of charges of bribery in Brooklyn, 80 Ferry
boats fast in the ice 60 A letter from Nh Cow
on on Reading 80 Gold value of the legal-ten-
de silver dollar (412l2 grains). 7S.43 cents. -
Stocks generally dull but after opening weak de-
yeloped strength, and closed feyerish.
The WEATHER. Indications for to-day Partly
oloudy. with nearly stationary temperature lem
perature yesterday Highest, 81; lowest 70;
average 3234o.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
THIS PRIVACY ENCOURAGES sLANDER.

This Administration, by Its general attitude anu ny
the direction OF or It's Instruments, mas III
yited Denocras seeking once asperso the men who
yero I'm Office IL has acted upon the eXparte charges
made by interested parties at its own suggestion anu
mongery from exposure This is business IN which the
OF secrecy Is temptation to dishonesty WIN
n added.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
DEMOCRATIC EDITORS AT LoGGERHEADs.

ETOUs The BuUlIO tOultF lNciHI :.
Refore Mr. Cleveland had practical knowledge OF
tho presidency ho unfortunately built up theory by
witch nc pledged himself conduct the Office In novel,
non partisan way New-York World.
Mr. CIevsland did not build up such theory. nor did
he mako such IA pledge. All the Misrepresentation IN
The World cannot destroy the truth.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06

Why should il excite attention that Ego occu-
pies go large a space in the Presidents message
The burden of every important maliieSto he has yet
addressed to the American people. whether through
Hrs Bcecher the editor of comic paper OF the
senate OF tho United States has been the same
"Yes. am good and do good. and that continually
and of course. | % to church; but deprayod
o,ner,tlon disfrusis anI mlsrcpresents me-"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06

The mean temperlture for February in this city,
instead of beiug nearly - higher than that OF
January according to rule was this year fraction
of a degree lower. The January mean was ~
below the normal: that OF February 3.j.' Ihero
were more cold wave; in tho mouth Ju7t ended
than in that Immediately preceding IL; and N the
Atlantic states and New-England. one OF those in
February was even more severe than any III Jan
nary. Winter was late in beginning, and 1t now
appear, that the tuning point in tue season. whlch
propcry CONES near the close of January IS az least
five weeks behind time. The general temperature
Of March. which at tho outset IS hampercd W'Ih !"
hereditary procliyity to ogarl abnormal cold must
therefore. show unusual buoyancy IN ord'r 10 get
MP to the standard. Ii 1t eyon partly "oe' tH'S'
the outlook for April and May "Ill be improved.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06

Prom The Wheeling (W Vdl H,tetiiOencer.
The Nec- York Ecelin0 Post speaks Of him rs one
James q. Blaine" Yes, there Is only one James u.
blaine but he a host IN himself, as everybody must
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06
A REMARKABLE CONFIRMATION.

From The BuGaio Commsrcift AdUeTttSsr . =,
The style OF this Presidential NJ ssage Is IN itself as
tluot innovation 1t Is combination OF class lecture
a stump speech and q spcech from the throne.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06

"You are the American aloe Of the hnman race
which only blooms once IN hundred years MI
Tigg once pronounced this euiogy upon his Irehd
Mr.. Chovy Slymc. Judging from the highly Iand-
atory references to himself in which Mr.. Cleveland
INDULGE, In his recent message 10 the Senate he 10
lboring under the impression that he IL good deaI
OF AN American aloe of the human race h'ms Il.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06

There is q chance of finding out presently
lust where the Secretary of the Navy's last ex-
pert committee on the Dolphin was structu-
rally weakest. The Senate has asked for its re-
port Mr.. Whitney, of course, will promptly
produce the paper demanded, unless it has
been placed upon the files in the Navy Depart
ment. ln that case, we suppose he will claim
that it is confidential communication and his
own private property.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06

the English bench with undminlshed eoquence' scu-
mon aud grasp OF facts.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06

The President probably justies his course IN
condoning a gift-takers offences and keeping MN
in his Cabinet the ground OF nnocuous
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06

Creece ia saiI to be suncring distress because oI
the mobilization OF her army and the enrolment oil
l,borers fot military service Why an appear
should b, made 10 England ~ the circumstances
however. It Is hard to see England mas ".'h
trying for months u persuade Greece 90 disarn'
and sho woull not Noholy forced her to mobilize
her amy. II was - measure prompted solely by
her own greed and her people are as responsible for
n and its consequences as her Government. IEey
wished and tried 20 force the hand OF Europe on
the Eastern Question. II the results are unpleasant
To themselves they ought not to expect sympathy
from those whose advice thcy would not take.
p,rhaps if tho President did not take 80 much
of hi, time standing guard over his prerosatiycS'
be might get chance to look into tue Garland
affair
According to a recent dispatch from Washington
there is little hope Tor tho Bankruptcy iii TINS
session In the form in which its promoters sought
TO carry it, the measure, however well adapted 70
the Eastern States. would have worked great hard-
shin in the West and South. The result III that one
amendment after another has been grated on the
hill Tho Judiciary Committee on Saturday voted
70 allow persons making an assignment without
preferences to lqnldatc under the state laws ms
is virtually allowing each state to provide tho
machinery under which a debtor may compromise
with his creditors. 1t would give "A general Bank
ruptcy law and state procedure concurrent Jurls-
diction. The Board OF Trade and Transportation
must take the responsibility of the situation 1t Is
due to the persistent efforts made by th"m TO carry
measure in the interest of tho Eastern distriDnt-
ing houses They refused to accept the compromise
offered by Mr. Ingalls,. The result is that the
anomalies of the present system are likely 10
continue. and that much as n general Bankruptcy
law is required none is liloly to be passed during
the present session
The President probably justies his course IN
condoning n gift-takcr's offences and keeping him
in his Cabinet on the ground of nnocuous desuetude
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06

1t is not to be wondered at that the repre-
sentative of the Aldermen wanted his clients
to be allowed to appear by counsel before the
investigating committee. The evidence OBJ
tanned by the Senators yesterday was indeed
"warm." But Mr.. Conkling's argument
against Mr.. Newcombs request was unanswer-
able. Hearsay evidence, and even rumor,
must be allowed 10 come in. If John Keenan,
or Mr.. Billy Moloney is injured by anything
said OF lnsinuated against him, all that either
of them has to do Is to go before the commit
tee and explain the unpleasant charges away.
If they do not appear, however, they simply
admit the case against them.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06

The demand for a bankruptcy bill is at least
strong enough throughout the country to
iustify a thorough discussion of the matter in
Congress. The Judiciary Committee in voting
to report the Lowell measure to the House Is
therefore entitled to commendation. A far
open debate is thus insured. The chances
however, are all against the passage OF the
bill in any shape, perhaps. but especially IN
it's present undesirable form. The amend
ments of the committee need amendment.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06

No such picture sale as that which took place
last night in Chickering Hall has ever before
occurred in this country. Eighty canvases
sold for $lS7, 1925, an average of over $4,000
apiece! But the average amount is not so start
ling as the price given for one plcture-a
Breton, "The First Communion" which was
knocked down for $45,500. We doubt If so
much money has ever before been paid IN
America for single picture. Mrs. Morgan gave
something like 500, 900 for it and If the can
vas brought what it was worth last night the
assertion is not correct that this eccentric lady
was always swindled when she made her pur-
chases of art objects. Although the total pro-
ceeds of the three nights sales add up to
1886, 800, the collection has not realized what
1t cost Mrs. Morgan-viz., eleven hundred
thousand dollars. But when people can afford
to pay prices like these merely to delight their
eyes, can the times properly be said to be at oil
"hard"f
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06

The noble State Of Texas may now prepare
In welcome home her hOnored sOn-fOr Holland
who slew "Tom Davis has been acquitted of
murder and goes free. The result OF TINS triai
is both ludicrous and shocking. Holland is a
self-eonfessed rascal who came North to beat
another rascal at his own swindling game,
ready to take all the chances between success
or death ; aud when he found that he was IN
danger of violence he coolly bored large hole
through Davis with the Texan howitzer winch
he; carried. Nobody mourns the death
of Davis, and nobody but Texas would
have mourned for Holland ). but the out.
come Of this grotesque trial will be lamented
by all decent citizens who hate to see 1T estab-
lished as precedent that when one scoundrei
New-York tribune., 1886-03-06

FoRE1Gx.-Lord Harrington spoke on Ireland al
the Eighty Club. - Sentencing London rioters
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-08
Ser dtnenS6e @sTanSte beletotst.

Gan 6ran5t8co, Z. 2lpril - Der
dtnellid}e Soniul in Gan Tran3tsco fiibrt
Sei6meroe rariiber. baB Der geifern Oo:t an
getommene diuefi6e @eian0te nidt ans
yanN 9elaiien tpurbe, bis er ieine BGIe uor=
3et9te. Gr bebauptet, SetretGr Bdglro babe
Dem bteitsen j3olleiunebmer befoblen, ben
@elanoten uno ietn @efolge obue SelaIti.
9un9 lanben SIl' laiien uno ibm ale m0gIi
dlen Nu1mertlamteiteH ;u erpttien. Der
9elanote bate, ea er glaubte, er iuitr0e itiue
9tttmetlonsootum nidlt hrau6en, bis
er lle oem BrGIioenten iiberrethe, bic Baz
pierre IN letnem Soher perpadt, uno ibr S0rs
iet9en peranlaBte cine langere Ser;OgeruHg.
grit mad J Suuoe touute ser @ejanott oCn
8ampier oerlafen.
gS btngton, 3. G., I. Npril. Der
bieIl9e dlneIlife @eiauote bat fOrmeue Be
Id)weroe bel bem StaatSietretGr ii6er Die
Sebannlun9 erbOben, melde ieinem gidG)z
fol9er Seiten8 Der 30llbeb0roe Su San
6ranStSto bel ieiuer geiterH bort erfolgten
Nntunft 81 Sbeil Duroe. &r bebauptet auf
@ldno BON Snformationen, Die tbm uon Dem
fineiiifen 6oniul in San 6ranSisco 3ugins
gen, raB Der meme @eianote uuo ieiu @eiolae
unh0hidl bebanbelt uno unn0tbiger @eue
an Dem 0ampfer auf9ebalten poroeu ieter.
Der StaatsiefretGr iibertpieS Die 4ngeeaeu.
belt Dem 9Ilf8s S9abamtsiefretGr, mei1er
oeH 3ouetnnehmer in Gan Sranit8Cn tele,
9rapbp4 I'M Iustunft erjudt bat. SIN
S6atamte GHBert man @rfaUneu oQriibcr,
oaB bel Der ganbung beS neuer @sianoteli
Shtplert9teiten 9enladt wuroen, nm 10
rlebr, oa BE San 6ranSiscC'er 3OQbeautteH
ipe3teu tnlldlrt tuoroeu tparen, ibm al8
Ssrireter elmer befreunbeteu 9tesierun9 Die
ibllden 9Oflltfelten 3u ermeiien, !. 3. bic
5olireie @lnfubr ieiner @feften ;u 9efatteu
uno tbm Gle nOgliden 6aeilttden 8ebuis
6Ortlstun9 ieiner 3feiIe mad BabingtoH Su
nPmnhrPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-08
scnGatiomcllcr SclbflmorO.

Smaba, 9}ebr., !. 2lprrl.-2aura Y6u
lips, en rei5enbe5 uno gebIloetes IFaot,er
aus Saliscoe, &a, ptlfe Dor orei 5abrer
btsrber lam mo aui Nbweqe gerietb, bagiuq
geitern Oui ieniatoneae Q8eiie Sel5itmorO.
Sle rabm cine itarte 2Of5 Miorpbin Elm,
uub eba ouS Sit ieiEe t09tIlf)e 28lrtaug aus
ilbte, 0iirete fc cine 2tOer am 2llme uno
idjreb nit tbrem 8lute foIgcHCe 280r,e auf
ejn Stit YOpier, peldeS ipdt5r nebeu lbrer
yeide 0ui tem Set,tiiieH 9eluuotn pIr0a:
sd, 9onra 4blllip3, Uertauie btcrnit
meme Seele Dem GeUiel, Uogegen ct eiuwil-
ligt, mir 9Ieidtbum, St0ngett mo @adt
ibsr meme 6eiuoe 81 uerlclbtH."
3le %erfOrbene mar bic SOdter Woblbas
benoer GItln, uerlieB jeOOf aus irgeuo Ell
uem unbeTanutcn @runoe ibre comfortable
6elmatb, I'M ben YfaO ocS gate.S ~ beues
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-08
slmertfantS6cs s.prtlsgSetter.

gSaterforb, Ont, 7. apri[. - Sin
lurdtbarer Slurm iudte geitern bic bieiige
@egeno hetm. Der SGnee lte9t 5pei bis
llnt SuB tlef. Die grOBe @ruotemai9inen=
6abrIt muroe bur6 ben Sturm fait total 3erz
tort. Nue 9eIddfte ftr6 i'm Stofeu.
@btca9o, I. apriI. - Der geitern nil
tbenoe gtorofturm OerurIad)te rpeiteren gro=
BEN Sdaben in D2incoIn= Earf" uno namentz
ltd an oem Sabrme9 am Seeufer. 3mli3eu
Der gtorozAoenue uH6 benz @noe 6es BQrts
itno ale 9dmme rpeggerIen, un0 all oieleu
Stellen if Der game gSeg periduuuOen.
Soifon, Z. Npril. -0epei1en aus Der
idieoenen Sbeileii Neu gu9lano'8 meIoeu
beftige BON SdneegelOber be9leitete Stiirre.
Die meiiten Hliiiie f1eigen raid, uno llebeg=
id)memmuneen tper6en beiiirttet.
8itt8bur9, Penui., 7. Qpril. - Die
@efubr elmer nenen grOben lleberiduemmuna
lf]eint bier uoriiber. Der Nqeqbenn= un6
Der NlononqabeIaflus erretdyteu 6eute frii6
ibren b06fen Stauo - 25 6u6 - uno fino
iettbem i'm 6alIen. lin II llbr Sormittaqs
betru9 Der gSaiieritano MIR nod %! 6uB.
Der an9eridtete SdaOen 1T ui9t beoeuteu0.
Gafton, Yenni., 7. ApriI. - Der De-
lamare iit bel biefi9er Stabt ieit llbr geffern
abenO nm bier 6uB 9eitte9en unO brGHgt Die
@enGiier be8 9ebt9b iuIif, ale Niiblen
in Soutb. .gaiton ,nuBten beute ben 8etrieb
einifellen. Die BON oem Sofpaiier inter
pubIten Waueru mebrerer @ebGuSe iino Elm:
9eftiirSt.
Detroit, Midb., 7. 4prtl. Sdueez
fturm Iegte ii9 erit beute irIb. 9as 8etter
1T iett marn, uuo Der S6nee Idmil,t raid.
0ian ertpartet, bab Der unterbrohene @iIen-
babnsSerfegr bis uOr9eu mieber algenlsin
ber9efeut Iein pirO.
8o9eiter, N.sD., Z. Ipril. - Sez
trGttlider S6aben lit pdbreno oes qeituaen
Sturmes burd Die i9mere grauSunq III
Charlotte un0 anberen 6Gfen am Sntarioz
Gee anseridtet moroeu. Der @eneiIee= Giuer
urS an6ere Str0me Der @e9eno fino ausqez
treter, uuo niele Srte iiberi6memmt.
9unttngoo 8ennl., Z. 4pril. .-llu=
eefGbr 5000 gaumitdmme, Der fsir.la 3. <
u. Slpnu seb0rig, purben beute bel 9lrben.
bein Surh baS 6odmaiier bes SuniataHufies
fortgeitmemmt. Der Serluit betrGqt SI0,z
900. Der Susquebanna if bel Sea Saueu
i'm SaIlen.
@harlefton, 8.-Sirg., Z. QprI. -
Der SluB ilebt iett auf "a 5SuB uno 1T i'm
Tauen. Gin GROCER Sbeil Der Stabt 1T nod
iiberitpemmt.~ -@irca 400 6amilten fiuS
hiilfsbebiirftig. Seif -einsr gSOde berrid)t
bier Runsel on SOblsn, un6 es>it iett fait
unm09li4, 9ei5material 81 erIangsn. Bei
Yotnt Pleaiant betrGgt Der @aIIeffauo AZ
6uB, auS Der Slug 1T i'm StetseH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-08
gus Der Smnoesba,tptffaot.
Gins 9ampferIinie sr isGen Salttntore uao
Dem SoRsotaate.

sSaibin9ton, 3. g., 7. 9(pr;t. -
Senator 8lumb ans Sanias hat auf 9tIuh
gepiGer Serren cine Sill our Sncorporation
Der yllniteb States anb Congo. Smiaratiou.
Steamlfip. Comp" eingebraft. Sene @oms
pa9nle beabfdti9t, etne 9ampIerltnie Srpiz
iheH baltimore uno benz @ougoifaate in
afrlfa I'll Sanoelss un6 GuigrationS;nefeu
3u etabllreH. Die Sahr;euge Der @ompag=
ME iouen aut tbren 6abrten aud in anoereH
SGfen Der Ser. Staaten uno 4frifa's anle=
gen. SaS Sapital ift auf $4,000, 900 in
Attlen BON le 500 feft9eiett, bari iebod uns
ter Umfianoen auf $3, ,00O, 900 erb0ht perbeu.
2Sie bic Bill oOridreibt, ioq 6as @t9entbum
Der Gonpa9nie iteuerfrei ieir, uno bic 2ets
tece muB Die Boft Der Ser. Staaten inter
annebmbaren Sebinaun9en uno gegen 9e=
red]te Ser9iitung bef0roeru. Die @ompa9z
ME mug ii4 auBerbem oerpfitteu, bel ber
SeforOerun9 bon BaHa9ieren ooer Sraft in
allen 6dllen Der 9testeruug Der Ser. Staas
ten ben SOrSns 5u gebeu.
Adlt StunOen arbett fur Srieftrager.
Senator Slair bat cine BID i'm SeHate
einsebradt, tueIfe OOridreibt, oaB s Stuns
ben arbeit tiinftt9bin eiu Sagewert iiir Sriei.
trG9er btloen, uno baB Die SalGre Der Srlef.
trd9er oeBbalb nit)t oertirSt meroen louen.
Ytnrrtion's Sartibta.
8as Saus=@omite fir Ntittel uno QSe9e
erbielt gefern Die Sarlfs 8iQ bonn 0ruder
uno nabm Die &eratbuu9en iibsr OieIelbe
pieoer auf. @1ne In5ahI tIeiuer 4enoeruu
gen tpuree i'm aomtniltrattoen Shetle Der
Slu pOr9enommen. 0aufaameu ufir lduo :
| ptrtbidaftlif)e ,3mede" murSe auf Die Sreis
LITE 9eiett, uno Der 3ou aut 8inofaoen auer
Nrt purbe I'M einen Sent pro Hfuno herats
| 9eIeBt Die Stitimmung, bttreha1o Die Gin
fhr oon 6tIdJen, nuroe uegen Der 4bpelens
belt nes !Repra Ientanten Wapburn bel Seltg
9ele9t.
Ste ,,mcrifaBiidle IrnRonSbia."
2eprdentant 9feagan, welfer Die i'm bauie
9eltetn palltrte Jog. ,merttaHIlde YenliOna
&tl" Ior9dlti9 ituolrt bat, iagt, haB aui
@luno berIelben falt Jtiemano ene Benton
erbnIten miro. gSte er gefunoen bat, if Die
Sll 10 un9erau entruorfeH, OaB lie ale Per-
loHen non Der Serebttgun9 III elmer Benton
auslt)lteBt, melt)e Der iiiolthen &OnfO0erl=
ton 9eholfen ober nit ibr ipmpatbiIirt babeu.
GiHitimmis jun 9raiioentru bon Goitas
Wita erwabIt,
Senator Yeralta, Der bieiiqe @eIau6te Der
JiepubItt Gotta silica, ilt benafridtigt, baB
Senera Don Bernardo be Soto eintlmmg
ami bier Sabre bonn s. Mdr; 3. S. an gum
YrdFoesten iener 0tepubIit erwablt iporoen
1T. General be SotO mar iriiber Stces Gri
foent, fun9trte 1eooA iett tenn i'm Ndr; 1885
ein9etretenen SoOe beS Generals Don Bros.
r-~- 6s~.'~.'S.n 40 P.%Es o. ~ Wv
erite 0tal in Der 9eihidte BON Sofa Rica,
oaB Elm Yraiioent einittmmi9 erWdblt purOe.
germiidteS.
8ie bentt9e Steueretnndbme betrug $215,.
j13 unb Die 3CaeiHnabme $536,3l3.
Cur Ginl0iuug bei1immte Nationalz Bant=
glcten i'm Setrage BON $lSS, 900 liefen beute
I'M SdlaBamte Elm.
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Nfehfi1drFte.

Gbtcago, !. 2tpril. 8inOUieb,
3uiubr 54OO; &erienoung 1000; Brelie pari
irten 5piideu $1.75 unO $500. S6meiue:
3uiubr IS, 900; Serienouug 6SOO; Freiie Oa-
rtirten 3Wliden $2.75 unb $4.25.-S6aafe:
3Hiubr $500; Serienoung 1900; Breiie bari.
rten 3wIlhen $500 unO $3.50.
ct. 2oui8, I. 2lpril. - Riubuieb:
3uiubr 900, Serienouug 400; Breie paris
trten 5pli6en 81. 80 uu0 S6meine:
3uiubr l4OO, SerienOuug 400; Yrelie bari.
irten ;piiden $3.50 uno $40. - S6aaie
3ufubr 40, @erieuoung feline; Yreije oari=
trten 5pilten $3.50 un6 $3.50.
i1oplt6: 3nn5r9 285, R'G gsrf.noS4G e. aP5 ssg
Ereiie ooriirteu 3wiiheu 50. 90 uuo $500
SfmeIne: 53ufubr 1900, Sericu0ung 1900;
Yreiie Oariirteu ;wiiden ST. 10 uno $50
S6oafe: 3ufubr 1000, &erieuouug 1909;
Srelie OQriirteu 81 so uub S4.OO.
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Sie Sebensperfi1ermns ciaes @rs
tttpr0etcn.

Bhtla oelp b ia, I. April. - SIM De-
5ember 1877 perltt)erte Senl. 0unter oa3
2ehen bes Vfuiifieber8 s. 81. Qrmlfrona in
oret Gompa9nie'n fir $4,000 uno lieb, oa
thm Nrnllrong etma $4,000 lhuloete, Die Bos
lice aut letHen gtanen ausitellen. @tua 6
gSoden Ip1ter lpuBte er oen 2lrmiiroua nadl
Gameen Su loden uno iiberftel ibu bort an
Der 5. uno Sineitrase nit 6ulie ieineS friihe=
rem Grbeiters 2bomaS 9rabam nit eruem
Sammer. &rmitrong fpuroe idlper uerlebt
nad leiner gSobnung in 8b;laoelphia oez
braht uno ltarb balo radJber. Salo muroe
Sunter tpe9en be8 0torbaniaqeS uerbaftet
uno lpater in @amoen pro;eiiirt, i6ulbig be-
fnnOen unS suIett 9ebGnst. Sein Mitfdul=
bigger 9rabam legte Dor 9eridJt Elm 9efdub=
nib ab uno betpirfte bic lleberiiibruna ietnes
Wohltbaters, rettete aber ben eigenen 6als.
VI beftnSet ith nod iest i'm 3Hdtbauie Al
Srenton. Trau Armftrong perlanate pater
bic Aus3ablung Der Seri6erunqsiunm
bod rpet9erte iif bic pHep gorter Wutualz
comp" olele i'll be3ablen, uno es fam sum
Yro5eB. auf Intra9 Der Serflagten puroe
oerlelbe Dor benz Ser. Staaten s3reis .@ez
rldt oerbanbelt unb enSiste nit oem Steqe
Der Slagertn, tltnem bas @eridt bic Qusia,
gen 9rabam's Setrefis bes Completes ;ur
@rmorouHg armftr0ng'S ausifloB. 6ierae=
gen appelllrte Die ,Wiutual 2ebenSuerIIfez
run9s geiellifaft," unb porgefern uuroe
bonn Sberbunbesgeridt entittebes, bas elm
nener YroieB beptlltgt rperoen miife. Die
gSittne NIB ibre Sirioer f0uneu nun mod ei.
ni9e Sabre auf eine gntibeiouna marteu.
Ste .YreIie bat itber ben Bro;eB uno Die
9tnrlttnn9 9uHtsr's ausfabrltde 8eri6te
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Geitnat,ate etnes aaliders .

Nep 0orf, 7. april. - Sin iunge,
0iann, tuelder ben gtamen SEQ. $. 6arris
an9iebt unb i'm rWortOns5ouie" mobnen
mill, murbe am 0tonta9 abenb in Der oritter
Ipenue BON BEN @ebeimpoli;itsn Slamion
nno S'@ounor megen S6lpinoelS perbaftet.
9erielbe bate in hieiiser Stabt eine IuSabl
gaoenbeitber beIdpinoelt, tnoem er 8laren
faufte uno iie in uelidieoene S3otels idtfeu
lieB, nadcem Ell ieiue 8ednung tets nit ei.
mem Den ispeiligen Setrag iberitel9enOen
@bed beSablt uuO ben lleberiduB in 8lQr
berauS betommen bate. Die @bedS waren
alle oui ben 9tamen Sranf &. Wauning aus.
9effeut nno pOllig wertblos. 2llS Die betref=
fenoen 8aareu in Die bon I5arriS be;ei6ne-
ten Sotels gebradt wuroen, oerpeiserte man
eeren Nnnabme, ba man ibu nirgen6s taunte.
Der Sprif)e III iibrigens ieiuer &erbref)eu
9eitGnOt9. gtma 80 2abeubefiter murren
BON ibm I'M Setrdse BON $40 bis $50 be-
idlniubelt,
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Ans Ghfna.

Gan Trou5tsto, :. 2(pril. - dad
ridtcn aus 6ongton9 Su 6OIge iinO @eHcral
gEtlOu uno eiHe An5abl UoH Sffi}ieren 0e8
%er. Stanten Dampftrs oWOnOcacg" I'M
Outrage i.6uua 3idaHg'8 nit Dem gnt-
murI Iiir cine projettirte @ileubabHzgmie
oeu groBeu &anal entIaug beitifugt.
Gje gatr,dlten uOn Ger GbtnaieH Seriol.
guug in Gmelita baben in Canton grbitte
lung gegen ule 6remoen er3eugt, unO man
fiirttst Oaielbit, baB man III AepreiiaIiGn
nrPlien min.