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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

Steamship Chattahoochee, Catharine, New
York &C Nj Sorrel.
steamship srathmore (Br), White, Bremen
Wilder & Co.
Steamship Hexham tBr), Adams, Bremen
Richardson & Barnard.
Bark Alphouse ct Marie No 2 CFrls Prlvat,
Marseiiles-J Gaudry.
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sATLED YE TERDAY,

Steamship Chattahooohee. New YORK.
Steamship Allie (Br), Barcelona.
..,Ship Revolving Light tBrl, Liverpool.
Schr WI NJ, :: harIrs on. r.,S
Schr Stella NJ Kenyoi. s,,ct
Schr VIM Jones. Bruns )
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

Her sails we're hanging from the yards and
The foreCaste had nothing In II, showing
thereby that the crew must have becn taken
on by some vessel only q short time previous
ly. BARK Adelaide Ger, Mas, sa led from
savannah Dec 10 for Havre, with $4,000 feet
pitch pine plank, and may be the vessel re-
ferred to.
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will relieve Bronchitis. Asthma, Catarrh,
Consumptiyo and Throat Diseases. IAey
are used 0i,CDys Wffh gO0d success.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Chattahoochee, for New
York-Rev Thos Il Walsh, Mrs A Earle, Leon
Tuchman.
Per steamer David CLARK. from Brunswick
and landlngs-L COllat, Pfeifer, Hal,
Mrs 5 Barclay ana , children, Miss 4 Ke-
nan, Mrs New Young, I p Ravenel, W Tur-
ner, and 4 deck.
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Shippimo 9ntrllierurr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY.
Sun Rises 1902
SIMS Ers......
HIGH WATER at Ft Pal isbi 1896 NJ. 1854 NJ
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-07

THE OPENING Of the Mersey tunnel by She
Prince ami Princes Of Wales - now definitely
nEnd Tor MnnneadnN. Jan. 20.
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S.tppir0.
FIOTila Railway and Navigation Co,
Inland Sea Island Route TO Florida.
$780,

TIE fast and 81 ,iuIar .eamer SCI NtCHO-
i l. 5. Capt. NJ. a. IsfHA, viii leHFe sa-
vannah Tor fernandinn, Fla, every sunday,
TUESDAY and Friday from wharf foot Of Lin
c0ln strcct, ~ ioiowa.
Friday jan J. 10 am Friday, Jan. d. loan
SUNDAY, JHu. g. NJ hm -un ~, Jan. M, inaH
Tuesday. Jan. 3, Sam Tuesday. Jan. ~. loan
I0nnecung a. savannah wtlh New Tnrk.
fhHnuoipnI BQsl0u nnd baltimore afcamr-a,
snI r. lcrnan1ina Ni D rail Tor Jacksonville
Au1 900 uuluIa lu FLORIDA,
frflnht rrfe ged 10 within half hour 70
haatH departure.
Tickets Tor salc ff ONCE World Travel
Company, c0rnaF Boil and Bryan streets, ha-
Fanunl.
&. WILLIAM. Agent.
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Mil timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS.

LUNBER.-By SGU.-There are more vessels
in port and Offering for business to arrive
than we can place at this port promptly,
several are-taken for Charleston account to
load rock. but there are 10 0Teady carg5es
here or at the near lumher nOrts iIs~ydow
w quote "a 00a5 90 as the range Of prices
from this and the near Georgia ports
on lumber to Baltimore, Philadelphia. New
York, sound ports and ems ard. Timber is
50casl higher than lumber rates; to the West
Indies and windward. nominal; TO South
America, 81 ais so: to spanish and Mediterra-
mean ports. Sllall; to United Kingdom for
steam to New York, 81; to Philadelphia, q; &c
Boston. 50.
NAVAL STORES, CoAsTwIsE.-By SdiL-
Nominal. FOREIGN.- Cork. ETC.. for or
ders, Is I'd, and, or, Is 81. CoAsTwIsE.-
Sse0S-To Boston. SOC on rosin, 81 on splriJs;
to New York, rOslns 40c, spiri soc; Philade-
phia. rosin zoe, spirits SOC; to Baltimore, rosin
SOC. spirits zoe.
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rHrRsnAY. Jan Z. 1856
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamer David Clark. Daniels, Brunswick
and way landings-C Williams. Agent.
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aniupchaugei. There is considerable
4 2n~oSIrg over samples of Offering stock but o
4 I've business, and whatever sales, II any,
4 ere not made public. Last sales were at
n.r nuotatIons:
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clear ssa5 soc, short rib 5 65@5 67lIc, short
clear S565 soc.
BALTIMORE. Jan. g. noon.-Flour steady
superane 81 639s 90, extra 81 250e4 no, family
81 1894 l5; city mills superhne - o99S 20,
city mills extra 81 5n(04 10, Guy MUS hio
brands 81 75d5 90. Whest-southern MONT
nal; Western higher, with lair demand;
| southern, red 9NG92c. amDer a4@S'ci NO.
Maryland. =; No. 2 Western winter red on
! SPOT So 634c. COrn-Southcrn nomnAly
st.ady; Western higher; Southern WhiVe 10
| 047c, yellow 49,G4Tc.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6.--Cofee weak; Rio
/ cargoes, common to prime !gS7Ac. sugar
| steady oaisi ma open kettlc, SNoueo S 80
| prime 4tsc, good common to fair 49sG4 ll-ioe,
| Louisiana centrifugais, choice Whlte o4Vg
! 5-l6c, prime yellow clarified o-l0eoc.
! Molasses in good demand; recelpts Ugnt'
Louisiana open kettle. strictly prime S4iDS'e 9,
| Louisiana centrifugals. good prime to cholce
2l@2Sc. Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude
22@23c.
NAVAL STORES.
LONDON. Jan. 6. 500 p. m.-spiriv turpen-
tine quiet; spot q, January delivery AS
L1vERPooL. Jan. 8, noon.-spirlts turpen-
/ tine, 27s I'd
NEW YORK. Jan. g. noon.--Spirits iurpen-
tine firm at aSc. Rosiu firm at 81 O2Ss(Ql OIIs.
$500 p. m.-Spirits turpontlne steady at SSc'
| Rosln quiet.
CHARLEsToN, Jan. 6.-Spirits turpentiue
firm al 35c. Rosin-strained SOC, good strained
WILMINGTON, Jan. 6.-Sprrits turpentlne
firm at S5c. Resin firm; 15c for strained
and soc for good strained. Tar arm at 81 Oc'
Crude turpentlne steady; hard 81 90, yellow
dip ana virgin 81 80.
RICE.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-MArket firm.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 6.-Market hrmi falr "a
| @43zc, good SIC, prime 5lS95Ac, Rough
Upland S0G90c, tide water 81 OO,9l 10. sales
POS barrels.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-Market steady
louisiana, ordinary to prime 9ls05%c.
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POULTRY.--Market steady, demand fair,
stO' in excess OF requirements.
EGGs.--In moderate demand, market easy
and overstOckeu. PEANUTS Ample
light request at quotations. SUGAR.-Georgia
and Florida. nominal; none in market
II NEY.-No demand; nominal. Sweet pota-
toes fully supplied; demand mOdera'e.
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NAVAL STORES. The Market Tor splVlts
inrpentine was quiet, butfrm aud unchanged.
AT the Board oil trade on the opening call
the market was reported quiet, with sales OF
50 barrels. at 35l2c for regulars A the Cos
ing call 1t wa, quiet, at 351ac for regulars.
F6sjn.-The market was quiet, but with lair
demand fnr the lower grades AT the Board OF
Trade on the first call the market was report
ed quiet Tor @ and below and duh, lower to
sell Tor II and above, with sales OF l,OIO pr
relS at the following quotations: A, b. Z
and D CSC. 4 81 o., F 10, g 81 80, II 81 90.
81 10, X IS q, N 81 %, n s. 90, window 80 8
IS 50. water white So 90. At the closing call
IN wa nne hanPPd.
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CONTINENTAL.
,,r,cvoFTpE MORNING NEWS.

,,rrrcrOF TUE MORNING NEWS.
sAyANNAH. Jan. g, 1876 P. M
~,-rox-The market was quiet and about
AZ, There was fair inquiry, with very
"' s,ack Offering. Prices are fairly wen
'lll''.+sired. and, considering the scarcity Oh
pA'lo-iranle grades. the days business was
gus one The total sales were l.i29 bales.
eOIr banee at the opening call, IL a. m The
U la-let was ref-.rted quiet and unchanged;
At the second call, p. m, II was
the gales being 1925 bales. At The
q-.,n- call. I'D. M, i. was quiet, With fur
o lO'~sslesof 4Os bales The following are the
'. "a closing spot quotations of the Cotton
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NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.

10
FINANCIAL. The money market IA easy.
Domestic Esch ny Sc 4ree. Banks and
bankers are buying sight drafts at "a per
cent discount. and selling at par.
F0rei0n EpchGuDe-Very Fl I'm; best com
mercial sixty-day bills, "a s41z; three day
bills. "a S65z: ninety days. 81 ~ francs. COM
70 ereial, sixty days, Havre and Paris. So 2O15 /;
SWISS, IS 221z marks. commercial sixty dave
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-05-10
Qofo!bcrtdltc oU3 g3cTbtrotu,,,

" Al bingtOu, 8. 0tai. - Die Sorbe
rettungeu liir oa8 oteeiGhrige Sd)itBenleft
hes d)uBenUereins, :" neld)eS am Ia. SUM-
begtnnt uno iiini Gage oauern miro, i6reiteu
gut 0ortU6rts. Die &ereine IN ytem g)ort,
Baltimore unO Reuo.i, Jt.sS., iino eiugelaz
ben morren. g8 meroen elm Brei5id)ieBeu,
4reSteaeln un6 Elm 8reisiI)ieieu lur 0a
men ltattitnoeu. Dd5 I0rItq5in,,e5en ftu5et
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- Sor ctrua 3luei gSodleu oerihmah0 Die
Is Sabre nlte &arb1ra Slnmp aus ibrer
elterlidleE QEOtuuu1 III Baltimore. gtau
Oermutbet, 6lB 0Q5 Didohen blerber oe-
tommen iei, eS muroe oaber bic bie1qe
Polijeibeb0lte beuodridti9t. @e1e,mpoliSit
0tnI1 fanO ite geiteru N(9rgcn In 0auIe Oou
InHa GIular, yir. 80, Is. SttaBe. l5,e
rpurbe ibrem Graber iibergcbeu, mai9er ltt
mad ibrer 6eIma.b juriid brohte.
Gpa G&allate, cine 8emobueriu be8
6auies Dir. 1921, &zStraBe, wur0e Dor
9efern giadmItiag in bemuBlolcm 3uiluuJe
autgeiuncen. Gle ioll cine Babe llBe guu-
oanum 9euOmmen baben. 3eu 9Oitoreu
gtOrgan, TOp unO 6jq gelaug e5, fa wieOer
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6BeerGlO, beidulOi9t, e,He 2StrthiblIt al
betreibeH, Obne G.ue E.cen} 3u beilsen, auBer
@eliOl9uUg. Charles Snitl, bes GiublLl5
b5IhuIpigt, betaEu,e f4 i4u,ol3. leiiatIcu
g1arfel0, Der GigaUte uberiiiblt, lUurJe III
3nsi Sabrcn 3ufibauS Oerur.beilt. 8a,yc
Wtinor erbleIt tlnf Jab-t 3udlbaua peGeu
IRPiup,rS
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Gtne fdredIt6c EctSc ii6cr Stt at.
Iattttid1etI Saeen.

80 ito II, 8. Wiai. - Su0H @ome3, eiu
pOrtu9ieiiiter gteger, mietbete i'm letten
Serbil ben SdooHer spring Gir0" aus
%'roolncetomn, ein 6abSgu9 BON so Sonnen,
gum 3mede elmer Rabrt nad BEN Sap Serb.
SHieln. Ia es ipm unm0ght MAR, eiNeu
Cargo iitr tie 0tiidiGbrt III erbalten, 10 uabm
er rs Seiupbner lener Snieln ais Paiil9ere
nit. Gieiebeu be5ublten Inn $40 bis S25
pro Yericn. Der SdoOnlr mar uitt .iiir
Eaiia9iere eingerittet, uno auber6em bate
GOme5 uiat fir Qenug GCbenSmittel geiOrgt,
10 taB bic Heute idOn rat bem oyitteu Gage
Der Afeiie nur eiHcn aus 9robem Utebl bsrgl-
ftellteH Suden nno etne tIelue GuantItat
idpaden S9ee'S o0er &a1ee'8 trbttlten. Son
8etten mar feline Heoe, rnO bic Baliagiere
muBten iid in oem ldmueigen Sdth5raume
10 gut etnrtdlten, ais es e0en 9tug. Sler
WtGo6en pou Is bis 10 Sabreu mur0eu III
Der fleinen Soliite be5 Gapitans unteige
bradt, Uno ernfe Antlagen in Se5ug aui bic
SehanblunQ berielbeH nCr1eu 9egen 9Omei
erboben. ga bic Jtelit itberOte8 Sebu Gage
ldn9er oauerte, ais man ermlrtet Batte, 10
tporeu bic Baiiagiere b1lb UGrbungert uuo
Dor Gduife Dem 8ooe nahe, ais fe am l..
Niai Su gieip BeofUro, 0taii., autameH.
@OmeS lit bier megen llcbertretllug beS
geietCs geuefi8 Transportation uou GaToz
gieran 0erbaitet uu0 uHter $1,000 Gir9iiJat
9eitelLt noroen. Seiu Yro5eB tit aui ben IS.
Yfoi igitGEitft
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8aItimore's ip0d)entlifjc 2tcrbltfs
fcffSsStntif.iF

Su OtrU.5eutI 8cEjt uUr0eH lGl g.
burt6z uno l54 5o6as,QIe amtlt6 ungemel=
6et ocH oeu yebteran 20 mebr, ais III Der
1685ar BQrautlm0be. Utaiern iorO 2rteu ne
niger Eq'cr, ais IN ter &orpod)e, abcr 9ur
9enidmjHoudt raiTe bic meiit.u birweg.
Son oeu 9eil0rbeEen pareu l0} in ben Yer.
Staater, % I'M 2luslanoe geboreue g2ej5a
uuo 81 SGmarje; g. unier 5, IA ;nid.u
uuo 20, 50 Smiiteu 20 uno 40, - 5piltlen
40 uno 60, 20 5miiteu 60 mo SO, 3 5wpteH
so uno 80 Sahren alt. Die Uieli.eu-l3-
forben in Ser y. un0 49,, bic g3euigFen-
. 2- in Der :. g9arb. Gs tarben q an yuu=
qenidpinOudt, u al IiaierH, 9 an 6rims
ofeu, 8 all 6er,!e.5eu, 1 al 5riib9eburt,
an glltersIamdte, an gGi,r6preuaItz, un
Sirnbaut. @nt;inolng 3 al Gnttrd tuug, 8
an Qdbmung, al QpAtber,tisi 20 an Gun.
aenz@nt3iNoun9, Gil 0elbiutt, an Seuh.
guI!eu, > an bdutigsr Briure.
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cfhaitrc ,itto .@o,,nties. ~

g8Qibin gton, 3. g., s. Utai. -
Ser ;neite &OntrOleur Mapuuro bal cine
nldtige @nt6eiouug 0uf grunS oe8 pBoun
tn-"@eetes pom %. Sult 1866 abgegebeu.
2arnnd if jeOer SolOat, Der it6 naW Dem
"a. april aui minbeiten5 3nei Sabre bat an
merben laiieH uno mad speilabrt9em Dtenffe
eutlaien norben if, nm gum Sfiiuer bef0rz
bert meroen Su t6nnen, III bem peiteren
rSouutp" ron $50 beredtigt, BON Wel9em
i'm IS. Nbidnitte 0es beIagten @eieBe5 bic
3leoe lit, lpenn er mid nad) ben Sur 3elt 6er
2nnabue Oes beia9ten @eietes beftebenbeu
GtieBen III einem 9rOEeren .8ouutp," ais
500 bere6tigt l0ar unO ieineu Anipru1
red)i;eitig gelteno gemaft bat. 9aS @eieB
oon 1866 CAB benz ariegslefretar 0istretiou
iiber be QusSabiuns Der in oemielben erz
n6bnten ,Sountie8," uno eS mar biSber an
gsnommen iuOrbeu, baB Soloaten, melds
entlaien purben, mn su Sifi;ieren bei6roert
III meroen, ibren Auipru9 aui weitere
,GouMties" oerlOren, ielbit penn iie LANCER,
aIs 3tpei Sabre 9eoient hatten. Die 6riif iar
@eltenoma4ang iOlder Inipriite mar jeOO4
nnt /. Suli 1850 erloiden; tper alp ieiue 2tn=
ipriid)e nitt Dor ieneul 2d9e geiteu0 gemad)t
Rat befonmt gftdlts mehr
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G6refltd)er 8a1ilitmfau.

Sort g8obne Sno., 8. 0iai.-Gin
3ipetipdnntger sSagen, cnf welhem Der Bars
mcr Sobn sSpmer gegen llbr beute Qbeuo
nnnett Ylnmoutb, Snb., oas Babrgeleiie
Ireu3en molte, mur5e our6 eineu plItyi9eH
&abn3ug oemOlirt uno bic 5pei Bieroe, TO.
ME &gmer un0 ietne Gltefe EO9tcr bliebru
auf Der S,ele toot. 6rau gSpmer unO ciue
anoere Sotter, bic iib ebenfalS auf benz
gGagen belunNen batten, erli,ten larcdllde
&eretnrgen unb fjnS ntdt gu retten. 9le
&O;per Der Spitr fno uuf enteslide Beiie
hPriiiinImplt
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Baltimore, ben 90. AprIl 1886.
An Die YRarftlemte uno 6 pniumeuteu 3aItts


AueS Rtnoleilh uno anoere Tleii5'ortea,
bic 6Ird unNere 5dn0e 8ebeu, temmeu oue
bem GtablIHement BON SpIit 6 &omp., @bi=
cago.
2Qe uriere 6tenajOrttu Rammeu ron in
Chicago geih.ahtettu Sbieren uno liAo bort
in 8Riri9atoren nntergebra6t. aeine Gbamis
fallen ir9ero meiaer &rt mereen benutt, uue
mir laSen GCmite'H bon Sanltitsbeb6roeu
ooer ir9eno rOelde 8iirser stu, OorSuprs9.H
uno uuilre 6leiih Orten uuo unier gotaI Der
eiR9ebenhlen Snipettiou 81 puterperfeu.
6. s. & 6. 6. 9 pift,
gty. 81, Glib -Gutawfra6e (;
sG. 9. gterrill, &ei6aitsiabrey.
(Npul2l,l4
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4rei 4nnhrt, ertrii1tfcit.

8bituoeIpbto, 8. Dtai. - Sin 9iuz
oerbCot, in peld)em illJ bier &naben bsian.
beu, trieb leute Ta9mittag iiber bic Sale
III 8ioeriioe, all Der DtHu0un9 3u Wiiias
9idou in oem 5fupltiG. ginc Y9rOBe 0ier
ltenmenQe iab ben llniau pom uier aus,
tounte jeoo6 nid)t belien. yiur einer Der
Snabeu, Der 14.idnrige Yatrtd 6urp, eutgiug
hem 8obe. 9ie iibrigeu btei, namlI6 Bas
trid &jroberid, 10 9agre alt, SuS. Ibeart,
IA Sabre alt, uno Q8illiam 9ipan, 13 Sabre
ait, ertraufeu. 3te gei9en GrOoarid5 uuO
QheQrHS iinb anfQeiunben.
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linttrnfant1actic 4ofllet1rrnIititett

EtIts bUr9 4eNAl., J. ItQl. = peuIe
friib trat Elm pI6tlideS Steigen OeS NtOuons
eabelaiuiie5 ein, uno uehrere &oblenprabs
men pnrOeu pou ibrer 8eieitiguugeu lo5gsz
rlfeu un6 fu5abmarts 9eiiibrt. l8elter III.
ten fieBen iie segeu anoere gaff3iteu, melta
bur6 ben 2lnprall eb5nial8 IO5rtIien. Orei
3umpier iol9ten ben iudugen Yrabmen uuo
braften einen Ehcil nerielbeu 5uriit, ALIEN
q ginaeu on uerldDieoeneH Fuutten i'm DO
rcnaa6eln uno Sbio inter. Ser 8erluil
nlr6 oui $50 600 aeidQet.
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Ser arie9 8cscn Die @aaatsSnSta.
tier tn WerffD.

@uaHama8, Dter., 8. M0i.-gin pom
General u. 0iartine; bierber seiaidier Guu.
risr berittet, boB Inil, Die bauptiatlide
faite 9oftton Der Daqui, SnOtuner, BON ben
merifaniidau Eruppeu eiu9enOmuen NOR
ben 1T. 9Sabreno oeS Sturman9rifis nur-
ben ein meritanii4er Sffi5ier uuo adt ueriz
taniide S0Ibaten set0btet. 9auptIins Sa=
ieme unS Der gr0Bte Sbeil leiner 9eute hatten
iid idon mehrere Gage Dor bem EreHen entz
ferut. Der Serluft Der Snoianer 1T niGt be-
taunt. Die aQ9emeine Gniidt berriat, baB
her llnnlIifrien heenhet Ii.
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gG,reAeustDet etuer Nratt

YaterI II, N.sS,, 9. Mt0l. - Ferlto
8ernau0ej, Elm rei9er Gubnner, tpelqer IN
Samthorne, ,N..S., nniGifg mar, tuuree 9e9en
u llbr in pergangener giaft oon ietner 6rau
in Die redte Grpit 9eidOfeu. Sos 2Setb
iette fd bnruuf ben SieoOlper on Ote re4ts
S6IGfe unb 3erimmetterte ii4 ben &opi olra
einen SduB. 8eibe iinb toot. 0as YtotIu
fir bic Shat tit rift betcnnt. TerranoeS
mar Elm Nitglieb beS uNemtgotter @lut8,"
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9os Sd1ineroenfutol.

@btcago, 8. Stat. - Die GntbHllung
bes Sdiller 9entmals, pelde beute hdtte
itattfinben iOlleu, III tuesen Der ueuIi6en
Guar4iften Sramaue uuf unbefmrlte 3eit
peridoben ncreeE.
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Sin @ro3eR 9e8en Die &6nEain bon
siRn1dnn FAR


Bottom, 9. Ntai. - Ser S5ii8capitdu
s. .. &peru con 8odlanH, Wte., Oerlau3t
BON Der 60nigiu BON MabagastGr $4,000 gntz
idabi9ung fiji bic ibm uno ieiuer 8ohter in
@iooagastar nIeeriabrene Gerauyung uuo
DuBhanoluug. Sn Der Stagei9riit baiBt e8,
oaB Gapitan 4oeril i'm 9iooemOer .. 5. fq
nit ieIHem Sdife ySurprtien an Der SUfe
BON Wa0asasfar befano, uuO 0aB ba5 6abrz
5eug gJplunbert unb III 8ran0 gtfedt, uub
er iOmie ieine 8odlter ben gemeluIteu YllBz
banrlun9eu au8geiett unO I'M itine Grjpars
nlfe baraubt pErae. GQ8 StaGt8sDeparte=
ment bat bic auf Die QugeIegenbeit Be3ug
bQbenoeH Golumente 6em amerltaaihsu
4pniul in Gamuto0e iugeianOtuHo 0euieI0en
angewlsien, auf iOiorliae Se9ei4un9 Der
6Oroeluug 3u OrIngen. Gu8 III 5todlonO CT.
iteineA0e S5latt pGOurer @Glette" ertlSrt,
oaS oor Srr3em eiU omaritaniides Sries5s
itlifi mad WaoagaStor beOr0svt pHr0e uuc
oaB bieie AuorOnung nit Der &ugeIegea5elt
III gerbiuGuuq ftehe
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gsew.@ @prfer gaafrEd,fen.

gteps0 orf, 9. Nni. - EitNS 9. 2ntis
mer, Elm in Sroofien luObneuoer 4etrOIeum.
mailer, beiisn Sei9aitSlOial ild III 9ir. 81 I,
Grtauge Eloce, beftnoet, beging beute IN
ietuer Bohuung Selbfmoro bird Sri4teBeH.
gr iOu geiftes9ef0rt Semeien iein.
- Die pSSraelitriQ Q)stbeOIOgiiae Seminars
Afccintipn" arwdhlte btute ben 0r. 2. 3oli5
gOben aus gbuabelpbia gum Erdfo entenuno
9r. $. @. S9ueeber9sr aus Baltimore gum
eriien Sice= =4rafOenten. 9a3 Serlin0r iol
i'm ni6fen Serbi1 er6Huet merben. &irto so
gemeinben merben 3Im llnterbalt beTelben
beirugen, rnS man i4aet bic jabrIlten Gtnz
finite nui $4,000.
= Gin Manu, rpelden man fir ben @in=
BREEDER bait, Der SrH. SEQ. g. Soc am les.
ten WlittpOd abeRO ju gn9lenOob, N.sS.,
ifUb, III in SOboten Oerhaittt noroen. QouiS
See, Der iidD 5ur 3eit 6eS SOriau8 in @eieQ
idait letnes Sruoers befano, bat ben @s'cr
seHsH uIS cen Gb6ter ioeutiFlirt,
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slrbeiterftetpau Ia pnen.

2pon, 6ranireid, 9. 0tat.-2tusitebenOc
lasbuttenarbeiter itberFcleu herte bic lSob=
nung zines 0iannes, weldler an Die 2trbett
Suriidgetehrt mar, miBboubelten ibn uuo
ieine 6ruu uno marien Die @t0be!n Der Sa-
mile in Die Rhone
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@laSbiitye mr6te, trat ibnen ber GtGentbl
rer 6r. QIlooarb NIT eirem SGrotgetuebr
gntgegen mo ueririeb iie ourd me5rttt
Sduiie. llHoeiibr 50 Der Arbe,tsr rurycn
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pic llnteriuduna aber oen strife au5 oem
G1puLozShitettt,

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@omite bes @on9reBs@ Bs@omtte' s, ueldes erz
nunnt purpe, nm Die grbeiterpireu AMI benz
Iiibmefltten Sahnipfem 81 nnter'u6en, Der
hDrte gefern III bieiiger Stdot eine In3ahl
3eugen. 8ie Qusla9en beSo9en itt 9r0Bs
tentbeils auf bic @irtuuS, melhe Der Strite
uuf Die alIgemetne SeiddftSlage au8itbte.
Mehrere @ei6GftSleute be3eu9ten, oaB iid
ibre @innabmen ieit Dem 2lusfanbe nm Elm
0rittel permlnberten, uno 2eon Blun, @bef
Der 9r0Bten @ilenmanreniirma IN 6eras.
duBerte Die Iuiift, oaB 8alusiton uenis=
ftens cine NitlliOu Dollars burd Den Strife
berloreu babe. 9aS @ouite retfe ipdt ge=
fern Nbenb uaf Wariball ab, nm Ole Inter
Ii dunn Nnrf fnrt, ripttpr
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nidt fat YSemt8e, ntt fsr etme atsidebltde @la,e,
ionSern ar Vile sormanm Sem ltmiamse mno osr Ssr.
iOeuarstet nners sasrs fommen MIR Der mans nnerer
naaiaat nna bic Seedisasnaretsit Der 9asa, nit p,5sn
Tut tasli9 0sbS tbnm ss@. 9isr tit uaersm Wasa,in,
6egrHBeu wr As NIT gsbabrnor 0SF9 uno Saborfommsn'
bst. Ser Ge:e taaft eiaen Mnsus ieinfsa Sn uer
a,aanm fanit eiaen Mn,ug fit o G9as Oarosro6s, oer
amouerfer fault eue susfarnms as amoperr; a6er Aaen
afa mir aebn Se~sie nnerr ssaroisnag bres Serranns
nno ibrsr SunSibaft ,n She'll psroen.
$40 Jl(0n 6cac6te a6fe0enOes. SIS
2sir besinnen 6eute, 2Soatas, fri6 nit osm @ferren
su ssansn auspabI 2Idnner Am5i8e lit oen neen Ssri9
ja6rs2 2Tuasrn. Orr re Sir anags msrAn ss h Das wob
if $40 nnS SJ5 Ulann Sir nt baR 1bnen eun orhindren
Anne ps Sir bn ibera gu Nm u bsAummsn kjnnsn oer
rem wouen l uerSen nsn Daarn pprsgn pe su emat 6n
lDaaren psae uah frid 6no 4oNeu a jebisn saan n
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ms Sir gu un(rn pltu in Baltimore ndt kaufn kdnnsn. Die
Son dn aubb Die unrrgm una Sift hjunsu Sir anNnmar
nidt gu irasnb fnm Irslr kaufsn.
ltt hga nidt rim rmidfs Wmifb ppn lapn taeans nnS
Gr5Ftn por, pis Gas Dir anbanNr init ba psnn Auan
buu fuSnu gunSerts jor Sor lir mian de ba benn re
safs pab 6 aets fsSr eunafa wat Dos 6ee unA srGete
Aartmen unb mir aokfn n an einsn annbsn unuerr
ttsr Sadie uisosr gbm laa ct migen. Gaus septe n6t!
&tnoer: S,a,tptqmartier Wdmmer= Sauptamartier
fir iltAn,uge Nornlts, Warn fir Galaa;gr, 86assau;>
Sa anHge nit ansen nnb Spnrtsmens In3use
;n 6oin, sbuan3Hse sumn sebrer Hls aer3teu SaHem.
tagsMn,Ige Gs 5mbn Sic @ds Sbnen puutOmmen
nhris1n Wten. paBi 10 Fs elm ettt ;u unierm
semnauen, Site Wsen stb 8unnbeparment @r b1sen Sic
Site usentide aufauns bier raid gSi ban bic ee aud
pie Mrbeter
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Sie Gbteago'er 80 1T E c.
gSsr fie sei6leuosrt baben iou.
sdWere Anfla8em 8e8en oea oeat:
f1en S6rtftieber 24oolpb Sstfd,er.
BOD stpet pertpunoete Pptts!Hea
geiforbsu.

Snterefante Observation-Disclosures.
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Ser MusFana oct ysetpz2pafer Vianomadler
eiti TsJliGt!a1.

philadelphia, s. Mai. - Die ans
idIieblt6 aus 3uidAetberu befehen0eu gtr.
! uno Sir. 1921 Der panibt8 Of 2auoE" bdbeu
beidloiienr oaB bic 3ui6neioer auer Cngro5-
Sleiber9sidGite an AROHtage iiir ad)titiinOige
Sagesarbeit unb ;ebnitiinOi9en 2obu ans
ftebcn io1eu. Die betrefIenOen 3ui9neioer
fiub 500 bis 600 oil Der 3abI, uno tbr Strite
ilire 1000 bis 5000 Ytrioneu arbeitslo8 muz
den.
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" IA 8. ItUI. - VI OIL TYNINCN0eN
8ethsrutbs= Seiiion tpernen Die G1eten Die
8eI6rGniuug tcS 0ebyauh8 Der bertihen
Sprode bcantrageu, uno e8 tperoen babel
be tige S5enen sDiiGen t;ediidleu uno beHi=
i6en 9epltjrten srIpartet. Die Gieden ii10
etnperitanoen, buB Die oertide Spra6e i'm
6fientliden 9ianfe 8eblalft per5en fam,
pollen aber burfieben, oaB iie MIR in cen
boberen pno ntqt IN ben nleoeren SAuIen
nPIehrt rerNe
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Gom, 8. 0tal. - Der Sag, an Dem bic
Grsbiid)0le BON 0teunes, Ngeims, gems,
Baltimore urO Guebec III SarOtndleu cre,rt
merNen iOuenr ift auf btn 10. SUM- iefgeett
norcen.