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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-07
ASiIIN'.ION.


WAsmN0ruN, April u Among
petitions presented were large
number from local assemblies of
knights NJ mbor throughout the cuun-
try protesting against the pa--ngc of
the "troe ship bill" Referred
Plumb presented petitions Of a,so-
Citations of colOrcd citizens of Kansas
praying Tor assistance 10 cmiguto to
Africa, with view OF their building
up another United states Republic
referred
lilAlr reported ihyornbly ON the
hmindmcut from the committee ON
education aud tabor, tu the arbitration
bill recently passed by the house,
Consideration of the army bill wp-
then resumed and Logan spoke iu iur.
thrr ndyocncy of d. Referring To- "a
cn-c, recently cNpO,cd of the impri,-
oumrnt OF nm American citizen ia
Cuba, report, Of which had been made
to the ,cnmc by Edmuud,, Logan ,ud
our citizens might be- Imprisoned for
"a ycnr or more iu CuhH hnu We were
unable 10 assert our strength or so.
cure them ntrihI "~lr -nd Logan
1T ! had the power which have not,
mud lu not ever expect To have or rN
orci-c. hulit iu i- the American pco-
pie and there il rests. !
should 50 wirld it that to.
uuy mo- American citizen would ever
/ lie rutlmg Ina the dungeons ot any
lurrigupowcr without having m.n,,
examined aud lWrly tried Loud mp.
/ pMu.c in galleries sir, would H.,
! the power Of the American pcupl,
against Spain or England, or any
other nation to protect Amcriou
citizens he said ilhc had power b,
would build tortihcHliou- NJ ~m
! ruucl,co. and above aud below tina
city, that would protect the l'ucilil
coast. ana hc would make the hal
bur- of all our great riur
brl-tlc with guns that woul,
riow down any navy or arm
that would approach our coast, h
would have An army and navy tina
would not be- the laughing stock q
the world,
Teller cNpresscd his conviction tha
there never WAS time IN our hIsiOr
when 50 little danger WAS to be up
pretended from Indian troubles a
now. it was therefore absolute iollN T.
talk of Increasing the army on thi
account
The chair then laid before the sen
ate Il message from the president re
Atiug to the subject Of Chinese iu
migration, The message wHs rra
and referred to the committee o
foreign relations, and after cNerutiy
session the senate adjourned.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-07

hHttitng against 1IRdstour'. IrtsI,
ImlItN IhN nmNrm AriiNn.

'ii'N ~ Nhffu NfttNts
IuNupN. April ..Ihr cabinet met
at noon to-day aud remained m Sos
sion until @ O'clock Gladstone nil
before the ministers his Irish home
rule -chruc and 10 &, reported thnt
the discussion which followed rr4ulf
rd 100 continuing thcministcrial oppn-
-ltiun to certain features ui the urr.
mlcr'sprupo,uls The Earl Of Kim
h'rlrN. secretary tor ludH, Nr. chit
dcrs. huuc secretary. sir William Yer
non llHrruuu. chancellor Of the rN-
rhrVuur HuG Muudrllu. president ut
ilr board ul trade. are, il In suid. aa
much opposed "a, ever tu that feature
which -urrDuIcf- control of custom
in Ireland. \. Mr. Gladstone rr.
mniu- firm these ministers. rumur
SAYS. viii rcvgu. sir IT. fnnsouh,.
private secretary ut the queen. was
sent hl her mnir-iy this afternoon Ia
coulter Oh her behalf with Lord Hart.
| lug'uu. leader ut the wings in the
house of commons The interview
lu-tcd a long time. mud afterwards
Marquis of ~uli-bur, had long pri
vatc conference with Lord llarting.
ton, liberal The opponents ut Glnd.
stones irish policy ARE steadily In.
cr'u-ng their strength mud doing
cNcr' thing In their power tu bring
and thc conservatives, as the nbcrtl
leader, Lord harrington, b. ut present
thc uiilS available man who would ID,
nrccplnhlc Gao the urN part of the co...
uIltiDu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-07

MulcI ct lcNH4 from committee ON
bnuhmg currcuc, reported - bin for
the issue ui -ual bills tor circula-
tiun. House calendar.
Iawlrr OF llIiuoi, from the commit
tee ON labor reported back the reso-
luton tor congressional iuycstiga-
tiuu ut lhc causes underly-
ing differences existing between
cmployrr, aud employed ON railroad..
lhc morning hour having expired.
there was u PROSPECT OF "A strugglelor
the right-oi-WAl between the silver
bin ana the po-'Ollicc APPROXIMATION
bill. hut in thr interest of the speedy
transaction ut business, Bland of
Missouri gave way aud the House
went into committee of the whole
ON the po,toiliac appropriation bill.
Bingham, ut Grorgm, offered an
amendment increasing, from $4,000
. to Slsg,UOU, the appropriation tor tho
pas of postal clerks. Lost by $50 to
81 votes.
liurrow-. OF Michigan. offered An
amendment Increasing the appropria.
iiuu Tor transportation Of foreign
mWl- from SlfsUuU; go $4,000.
/ Phelps uf New Jersey, favored thi.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-07

~ LorIs, April 6.-.rhc effect OF
the general executive board dccmrIno
the strike continued has had IT, effect
upon The business OF the Bridge aud
Iunncl company aud several oi the
lucn who had gone To work upuu The
bridge struck last night and others
failed TO report tor duty this morn
ing.
At the Union Depot also the mum.
hcr of employ o- has accu lc,.cncd los
those who have quit work uccnusr
unwilling to occupy their position
while the knight, grlcvaucr. are still
unsettled. No scriou, dini,ult,.
however, is experienced in uaNinr up
or starting out freight trains. Aui
officials declare confidence la their
ability To employ new men to take the
places of strikers. The usual number
OF freight trains on the Missouri Pa
cIlic sud Iron Mountain railroad.
started out this morning and although
several of the new swit,hmcu have
been prevailed upon tu give up their
positions 10 trouble hn. been ru
'ountercd IN moving trains
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-07
Fort Worth Evacuated by the
Brave Militia Men. But
Rangers Remain.
The People are Uneasy Though
the GoNernor aud knIvhts
smoke tie prHce-pipc.
Tho Knights Eject au Entire
cay tOuuCil From Thrtr
own BrOtIicIhOod.

rpr'iai tn 'hc Examiner
FoHr Wopri, April t.. Last night
There WHsA conference between riti
2ous and representatives of tht
knights of labor Mayor smith mit
the c,tilrus desired to know how ni
the 'endcr, oi the knights could con
troll their followers,
j. II jackson. state lecturer of tho
kuiglts of labor, said the or,
guullutiou did not endorse law.
lrssuc-s. that hc had c1unsclcd aud
ulradrd with the men tu hc cou-cryn.
tive. that 10 hr should ,cc ANY IMAM
di-p'ncng "a rail- burning bridge.
or rc.utuug to ANY other mca. urc
leading to the destruction ut life. be-
would readily assist iu hang
ing him
Governor ireland, who was pres.
rui said. the quarrc' between
the knights oi labor and the railroad.
did not Dp.c"ru the state. the law los.-
mess existing here Wa the matter
with which the state hnd tu deal.
every or cr had among its mcmhcr.
-mp bad men nud would not under
tukc Geo bee puusiblc for them.
,L,.t him.nl, rrny.I a ,r,i,.,. u,a
Lriglt. nt l,n,f nuJ,,,'"r, n,i.,si' y.
lu permitting man iu another state
man ,yL, .,rnrL 4, ,,itn,ut hrin.. ,iI.',,
,,,,r nm, rra.ou r,,rnt tb.,
.LN Lad brru nrJ.rrJ nu.
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Ip,,u. .ni assembly, IuI
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,,,,,r .uJ ,tL,r ,ui.,I,-,r iI,,,
.vrr. ,rrr.,rd for ,,n,li,ip. i'm sal.
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..in,. ur .l.riJa,
Iy.t ri.Li tL. ,,r,n.nu ni1r.. and
.,.rd br.,inr t,u,rJ. I.u t,r ham,
and tl,. ,nu,.nir. of trn,r. left nt
I..OiI.. ,,m1iv An fla. u,ni.,tin,,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-07

decided advance from the positiou
they held saturday before the cor.
terence with lloXie. They were then
NIllng To assent 60 AN agreement
winch would restore the strikers to
those positions not then accepted b,
new men, but Mr. lloNiu's refusal to
accept even those terms deprived
ihem, they say. of the last hope of
reconciliation under the present cir.
cumstanrcs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-07

81. Louis, April Warrants were
sworn out to-day for the arrest OF
eight striBcrs upon the Charge of ob-
structing the railroad trucks, and Ms
sault aud battery upon the employee
OF the road while attempting to start
freight train cut OF the city. Bond
will be given in all the cases. Two
cases against striking knight, of m'
Dor were set for hearing to-day IN thc
court of criminal correction, The
charge in these cases were similar t.
the above, and these cases were post
puned Tor week to allow more tim'
Tor evidence in the case to bc pro
cured.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-07
uAnLiN MATTERS
Horse SicnIing..Shot MS unu..Niow
0t III" Hiot,


MAKLIN, April d. Z and T.. Esti-.
a ruscd of receiving stolen property
mad an examining trial here ycstcr-
Iny and were held in $500 bail rron
Io appear before the district court
II developed on this trinltlHt Deputy
0hrrIll Barlow had gone to ~m Au-
guStluc county and had the bodies o..
The two thieves BILLED there, disin-
tered and recognized one Of them NJ
John l." Duprcr, who was under iu-
dIclmcnt IN lhir county TOR horse
thclt, Duprco aud his companion
were the men from whom the Lstl.
boys received the stolen stock, found
~ their possession. II l. but Just t.
-Hy tina, the E-ti-' made u voluntary
statement giving uu account OF how
lhey had come into possession of III,
stock, which whs that they traded
them other stock,
The startling Intelligence was re
rrlyed hore this morning that viii,
f1tllio, OF Walnut springs, had
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-07

lh"N NiHN Harmless Wan ~ uts
Home Ut UtnuCu.

To ihr II"ru' 'u' Examine.
HtNNro. ItN, April b - Sand,
Armstrong. % farmer ucur here. list
night went tu bed nj o'clock. lca,
my his vile al the lrc.-cwing There
wa, ~ tla,h and report outside the
window, u tinklc of shattered pIas.
aud armstrong had ~ bullet i'm hi.
brain causing instant death The
N-sae,inmu-t have been wcll urquaint
cd with the prcmi-c-. Armstrong
was quiet man with mo- known enc
mics. The iurN'- Investigations ARE
.ecrct y murderer was Nnrhrd in
liHnco onlN - short time back. and
this fresh rriur has much excited the
people
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-07

Fom BOWIE, AriA, April 6,-Sheriit
Hatch of Cochisc connty, Ari2., came
ere few days ago with warrant
tlr Geronimo and John Does" Cen
rrul Crook told him to make his de-
mand in writing, but he did not doso
until he got back to Tombstone to-
day, when n written demand was
made for chihuahua aud other rene
gadcs. General Crook replied that
the ChihuacahLas are held rs prison-
ers OF war under instructions from
Washing ton, aud will not be given up,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-07

81 LouIs, April G.-Allcr the de-
parturO last night OF secretary lur.
ner Of the general executive board
for the principal strike centres ON tie
Gould Southwestern system, The re-
naming members OF the committee
announced the unanimous dclernl'
nation of the board to continue the
present strike until an arrangement
could be entered into with MIR. lloXi'
restoring all strikers To thotr former
positions with tho exception only oI
those who have participated IN acts
of violence and destruction ol proper
ty since the strike bsgan. lAl'ls
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-07

ruputl, ~ knight of lHb0r Was arrest
rd for resisting the ,ilort- ot Police
sergeant Kelly to remove hun from
the railroad truch after the iuluuo
tiou restraining strikers from ontrr-
ing upon the company prop p.rty hVd
been granted was tried to-day lhr
jury returned u verdict of not guilty,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-07
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-07

WAsmNGroN, April G-'lh he cabi-
net meeting to-day was attended by
All the members except Manning and
Garland. The former, however, was
represented by Mauning's secretary,
l'airchild, who attended by express
inYitation OF the president, as there
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-07

CINCINNAIL o., April d. The
senatorial comInittecappointed TO 300
ye-tigate the election Oi senators In
Hamilton county finished il- labor,
this morning, win six precincts not
heard from both hrauohc- of the
Common conucil and Eoards Of Edu.
CANON haNe a ronMhLionm mMIuILlN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-07

PARIS, April G.-lt Is stated that
twenty-five cases OF cholera appeared
in the vicinity OF Audirruo In flnn
terre aud that on. ol them hG. proved
fatal
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-07

were .umr questions before the treas
urN department which il was desired
to pres uut to She cabinet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-03-03
GbrIOHes Setragen eitteS Gatpors
f0ttttglttQs.

" bington, 2. Dtdr5. - g8ie Der
VGepubllcan" ulittbeilt, 1T Dem SeHat5z
@omtte fir 0lilitdrz QugelegenbetteH eiHe
ernlte Vintage gegen SecOnOeIieuteHant SobH
s. gtcSlatr, bonn 9. 6aOallerie=0tegemen
oeiieu @rnennuHg 5um Greuierlieutenant
5ur Belt Uor jenem @Ontte Ihmebtr einge=
retht por0en. 0ic&lair trat in 1872 al8
9emeiner SoIbat in Oa8 =. &aOaueriez z8egis
ment etn unb bieute ais Iolder bis 1880, in
neIdlem Sabre er gum Setonoelteutenant be-
tOrOert Hno ms 8, 0fegimeat iibertragen
nuroe.
Sn3wiideu bate er Elm iunges 0tdoaen
III 2Sef= philadelphia gebetratbet, pelbeT
er mad ieiHer Sef0rOerung-pte in Der 2LHs
tla9e bebauptet tptro - ibrieb, ietn ueuer
Stang iteIe ibn in geieui6aftItder 5inl6t 10
nett iiber ieine 6rau, oaB cine SAei6ung
latbian lei; eS tpiir6e ibm unmOgIth ieiH,
fie in Die @eielidaft ieirer neuen Sameraoen
uuo Oeren 6au1itien einSufiibreu. DtcSlair
iOQ 6arauf in einem @eridte in Californian,
einem Staate, in rpeldem er ME auidjiig
mar, etH Sdei6HHg86efret erpirtt babeu.
Die Srau bat MN bic S6ei6Hng al8 uugez
ieblidl auqefodten, un6 ben Senator 2olln
0urd ben ReprGentGnteu Gellep iiber Die
Sad)e bena6rtdtigen lafeu. 4uf Serdu
lniiuuQ gogan'5 bat oas ernQbute SeHatSz
Gonlite ieBt Die bereitS beitdtigte @rneunuu1
Ulcglair'8 gum 8renlierlieHtenant pom 8rdS
fi0euteu 3uriidgefOroert, un0 e8 1T m0alih,
baB Der Sffi3ier, fals itd bic gegen i'm srbos
beue Qlnflaqe ais begriInoet ermeiIt, nm Ieine
SefUroeruug fOnmeH, tDeHu uidlt gar aus
bem 9ieufte geftoBen neroeH mir0.
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elrbetter.gGnaeIeaeabetter

ct. Qoui8, 2. 0lGrS. - Su Grgfals
&tt9 OIL Der ySron 4IountaiH SaBH," 50
Yteilen bon bier, bat Der BrdTSent Der Oorz
tigen @la6biitten angeor6Het, baB ale in
8tenfen Der @onpagnie itebenoen y6uiqbt5
Of 2abpr" iidl BON iener Sraanijatton lo8jQ.
gen miiiien, tuenn lte nid]t eutlaIien per0 en-
noueu. Die @lasbiitten bei6aftiaeu GOO
gtann. 8as Sorgehen Der &Ompaguie er=
re9t grOBeS 2(uiieben I'M bief9en 6aHptquar'
tier Der 0Snigbts Of 2abOr."
Sort gOrtb Ser., 2. Mdr5. - IQe
0iaiainifen, 3epartrer, 8abn Irbeiter,
6radtUerlaber uno ale auoeren 5u ben
pSni9bts Of 2aborn 9eb0rigen Iugeitellten
Der uSeraS=Bacifics" Huo uNtifOurisBaciiics
8abn" in bteiger StaOt, i'm @anSen 800
gtanH, baben auf @runo zines ibneH Don
Sebalia, gto., aus jugegangensn 8efeblS
Die Irbeit etngeitellt. Der 6ra4tUerfebr auf
Der Sabn 1T i'm StodeH. Die 4rbeiter oers
laHgen inter anOerem eine 6erabieBung Der
tdgliden arbeit auf StunOen uuo @rb0s
hung beS gObne8 zines SbeilS Der Grbetter
(Sngel0bner) BON $1.15 auf $1.5O pro Gag.
gtem . ort, 2. 0tdrS. - Die Sutj1er
uno @onoutteHre Der ;, ,9rgz 0odsG Sat <8roaOs
man &Qtterp $751;" pelfe Die Snaz
Benbabnltuieu in Der Canal uno Gourtlauos
StraBe, III Der 9lUenue 3 un0 9, iomie ben
mad ben 6GbrbOOten am BuBe Der @ranos
StraBe fiibrenoen 3Weig umfaBt, itauOeu
beHte abermalS ans, uno feline gSaggous
per0en ttber ieue Qinien bef0rOert. qls
@runO iiir ben 4usitanb gebeu Ote 2eute an,
bic @ompo9nie gebe nit ser Qbfdt I'm, ale
al oem friberen au8fauoe bethetltgteu Qeute
3u entlaiien, uno fteue beBbalb Hnter Der 6auO
allmGbIig neue 8eOienifete an. SobalO Die
gebteren nit tbren 9ienitphtdteu genigenO
1ertrant ieten, iOlteu Die alien Irbeiter ben
2aufpa6 erbaIteu.
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.tstert NnanFs 0nrobas. C

8etrag8 ser @eloer erIu6t, bic ;piiden oeu
l. Dfai 1862 uno benz l. 0tai 1865 bon ben
9eneraIen Butler unb 8anfs in gtemzSrz
leans beidlagnabmt mur6en. gSie aus benz
8eri9t beroOrgebt, nabm @eneral Butler
1892 ,534 bon 6en gfewsSrleanier 8aufen in
8ei6lag, rpGbrenb General 8anfS 81, 1888
in Saargelo beidlagnabmte.
pic SOuiaIarz unO oipIoma+tIdbe Sia.
Die beute benz &epraientantenbauie inter
breitete SOniulars unb oiplOmatiide 8iQ Der
pillt9t i'm @anSen 81, ,280,415, tudbren0 bic
Stesjabrige &eripiligung fir ben &Ouiularz
Hno oiplomatiiden 9ienit $1,919,713 be-
trd9t. Sn Der letteren SermiQiguuq mar
in0eien Elm Soften bon 1884, 600 5ur SilqunQ
frau30fi6 Auipride entbalten.
Inter anOerem eupfebIt bic 6ie8tdbrige
Sta, baB Die Serni[lisung bon $4,000 fir
etren Ggenten i'm @ongogebiet aufqeboben,
uno 6oB 0ielenige fir Die Iusgaben Der ames
rttanllfen Soniulate I'M $4,000 erbUbt
per0e.
Ginnabrien iiIto 2tuseaben Oer 8ttttoesreatez
rt'tG i'm 9sonGt 5e6ruar.
gta6itebenbe Sabelle giebt 4ufidluB iiber
Die @tunabmen Inb 9luS9aben Der Sunbess
re9terun9 pdbrenO be8 leBtOergangeneu Ntoz
mats i'm Sergleide Su ben @inuabmen uu6
Au89abeu i'm Tebruor 1885:
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Ser Serivd1erttn8spGaa Oer pYenns
GDIp0ttia=gahtt.n

Serlegz @ttb, H.sS., .. Wir;.-Qie
SppofttOu gegen sen &eriideruug8plaR Der
g8ennigl Sabn" bat, ruie bereit5 tele.
grapbiit 9emelbet, Die 80bHOermaltuRg be-.
pogen, be 8eitimmungen beiIelben oerart
ab5uGnoern, oaB tein Qugefelter ooer Sol9e,
nelde Stellun9eu erbaIten, 9eSmun9eu ners
ben t0uHen, Der Serf6erungS gSgejeai8aft 6ets
jutreten. Sn ben am Sountag abgebaltenen
gebeinen SeriammIungeu Der 6ei3er murOen
Die 9sIegaten 81 Der beute in philadelphia
juiammentretenoen @Onferen5 3pii9en BEN
Babnbeamten unb ben &ertretern Der Be-
6ieufeteu infruirt, ielbft ben mOoifi;irteu
8lan nt4t 3u befiirporten, ionOern auf beis
ien 3urtdjiebung 81 befebeu.
BbtIaeelp bia, 2. NfGrs. - Gu Der
beutigen @onierenj Stpii9en Den Deleqateu
Der 0eridieoeneu 9iOifonen Der ,Benupls
bauiaz Sabnn uno 9r1i. Bugb na6meu 324
9eIegateu 9ntbeil, uuo bieielben duserteu
ff fat obne ausnabme gegeu ben Inter.
iliisuugspIan. Die Sertreter Der Reuz9 Dor
fer, Bittsburger unb Saltimorer 9iOit0neu
pareu beion6ers empbatiid in ibrer SppOF.
tioH. Sic 8eamten Der @Ompa9nte rpeigeru
Iid, cine 9nIidt lber bic 5rage gu duBern,
tpel6e gSirtuug bic &bneiguHg Der auges
itellteu 9e9en ben Blan auf beE @rfoIg bess
ielbeu aHsiibeH tpirb.
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Die gsnrthnIStz stntRr.

gfemz9orf, 2. Rdr5.-@eueral G6aS.
8. Stone, Der als GbefsSngeuteur nit 6em
San be8 Bieosfal5 fir Die 8artboloi'lbe
Treibeitsfatiie auf 8eolOe'8 Sslauo betraut
1T, bat eiueu aufruf an bic pOblbabsnOen
Wdnner uu0 SraueH in Stem })ort NIB
grootlpn erlaiieu, in meIdem er antiinoigt,
bus bas 8ieoeltal bis gum Is. Qprtl ferfig
Qeiteut ieiH meroe uuo oanu iofort nit BEN Qrs
beiten CUR Aufitellung Der Statiie beqonuen
perben iule, oumit 0ieieIbe am 3. Septeu-
ber, benz SabreStage Der lnter3eiduung Oes
Sertrages in Baris, ourh meld]eu bic ltua6z
hGngiafeit Der Ser. Stlaten in europa an
ertannt nur0e, etn9etpeibt per0en f6nna.
geueral Stone ertldrt tpetter, sur 2luflteuuug
Der Static ieien $15, 900 n0tbig, uuO er aps
pelirt MN al ben BntriotismuS Der 8oblz
babenDeu, bic nGtbige SHmme auf;ubriugeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-03-03
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abbdn9i9teitSz@rtldruu9 wurOe geferH IN
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9eplneH SEQ. 9icgIearg ermoroet mOroeH.
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flag AbtH0 in bic 2&OhHuu9 zines betag.eu
gbcpaave8, 9}amen8 SngOcr, 81 GrapeOt4a,
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mem 6a6aper 3u ibmiiden. Ole BOluei fahu
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