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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-22
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Sn 5pl9e elmer er9an9enen Nu1proer,
un9 bielten Die 9ele9aten Der rcpu:
blifanil6cn Glu5s bes Stnates Ntil
iouri am lebten Snmlta9 III ct. 2Ouis
cine Serlammlun9, in wel6er eln'
Staatsz2i9a 9c9rilnbct uno Die Sr9n
niiation uou5o9en ipuroe.
Gs iunren 396 Clubs (135 aug st
Qouis unb Pol aus ben oerldiebenel
Counties bur9 0ele9aten ocrtre
ten.
Die 0cle9aten Der UerldieOenen Con.
greBoiItricte eruunnten Die Naitslieoel
eines Organizations Committees.
en Der 9ta6nlitta9slibun9 mterbrel
tete bas Committee cine Contribution
eyn bcrlelben iul:o bemerft, taB Die re
publifanii6e Stautsz2i9a 9e9rililpe
porb Ell 1ei, Inn Die Clubs gu pcreil1l9er
uno Die Sntereien Der republlfnnii6ei
Gartei gu fDroern. Sooann miro oe'
8ablmoous beltiumt uuo uerfil9t, oa6
alliGbrti9 cine GOnucntiOn Pathfinder
Ioa. Sn weiteren Bara3rapbcn wlrt
6e1tinlmt, baB Die 2i9a oas &edt bat
Die Clubs ju beIteuern ma Dap oa5
utiuzGummittee Uon Club sSelegu
ten cruannt meroen lpa.
3um S6luB iuiro nod bcmtrtt, oal
Die Sertreter Der 9i9a teinen liIr DIT
SrdIiOentI6aft uOr9el6la9enen Ganol
oaten beporSugeu, ipnoern barnuI ADJ
ten iollen, baB i'll Gbica9o Der itdrtlt
@unoioat nDminirt peroe.
yta4bem Serr Senberlon cine Ian
9ere Eebe 9ebalten, iuurben fol9eno
Seamten Der eisa 9erudblt: 8rdiioent
Matb. q. &eDnutos bon 9ife 60.
Sice=8 =8raiiOenten: S. q, Mann uo1
&onlas @itb, Sobn 3. SaDucs DO
Sebalia unb 6. 8. 3anbD bon St
2uuis; 5ecretdr: &. so. Sau; S9at
nteilter: S. SO. 35ompIon.
| 3um Miislieb bes aus 3S 0tit9lie
bern beItebenben grecutip @Onite
ipurbe fir @nsconabe County Serr q. {
8rubot setudb!t.
| Serner purbe bei9lufIen, baB b
5taats=9isa ber geutional=8 =8erblnbun
beitretcn unb baB bent 8Uritanb Do
IRed)t einserdumt uerben iOll, BON De
Clubs eine jd6rli6e &OpIiteuer BON 2
| gents gu erDeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-22
Gin Gtid i'm Sunfcfn

Serfeblt bi5peiIen isintu nGrberiIdcu 3prd
Die bintsrliifisrn une iriarn Nusrife, peldbe
dnften autcu Huf BON SuiRtter'S Nassn.
Vitiers BON perIonen asmnttt wsrecn, me l6e
betriigeriitrwriie biuae unc .frbiBiner Be-
lebunsSmittrl aIs iorntilb nit jcncm rscr ais
renilsbe DING untcr anorrrm 9iamsn" cear
als nebenIc gut" binsaltrilsn pcrudrn, baSen
i'll ben mriten 8Gllen fir ibre GrriIber, bic
eruntiaBiclen Sprmlantcn luf bic YeintGlius
ei9tett eee Solfct, eiuc DCrri,btcnbc Hiidnirt-
ung, ineem tic oCreu SpcfuIaiicrcn nit cinem
orrberbli6rn Mhbtyfola n5lbliSgsn lallrn.
Nds SittsrS 1T cine reine, 9ciuupc uno Dells
tomnsne Nr;enti bic i'll 6ulge ibrir3ubCrc l..
tun9 6iebsr uno fdItr5 5irjcr GaaiaeS QSeh=
lelfeber, G9Spsplic, GcrifppiUnl GIIlcnlrpen,
SbmGtr. NCrpUli!G: uhD Nicrrnbci1wrz
orn Sdniiid su turicrcn uup su Srrbinbcrn
SfImag. 9eoss fctntr 5ndrcSirnsiru il Ven
dntrfGnnt muitcraii!tiacr TgrSlgitbftit, i'm
@egsnlaB su terrn frirrr HabdbmunL unb
wdbrrno bieic ouf @runo tbrCr ertigrnncu
&igcnfbhftcn nuf Ue5iru une Rcrpeuwtfn
ua1ibeiIis rufritfei:, tcru5SJt uuo FrIftiBt eS
Iene teioen Sy8nnr. yLBt &ab nit alien
eicisn i6ap!i4en TI1abmuaasn niat cin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-22

gBic fiirior9li6 Die Mius 8iG beoa6t
it, Die Sntereiien Der 8iirger iiioli6er
oemotratlIben Staaten auf @oIten Der
8iirger n6roti6er republifnnii6en
Stauteu 5u idiiben, sebt barauS beruOr
onB Sal5, oas trob bes S6ubjolls pon
$3.50. per 6as, Die es Dor bent &riege
toitetc, jcbt aui 20 Gents bcrab9elunfcn
1T, uou bieIer 8iu uuf Die 6reililte &C.
iebt meroen lOu, Wdbreno fir 3uder Gin
S6ubSpu bon so, fir &eis losar elm
lul6er DON 132 Sro6ent hes gSertbes
oerlan9t miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-22

8os pOrgeltern itatt9eilmocne Se
grdbniB bc3 ocritOrbeuen beuiideu
&aiiers ipar cinia6 uuo wiirbcuOll
&Gilcr &ilbclm uuo Die &aiicrin, Die
&ailcrinucn gSittlucn &ictDria uuO
9lugulta, aue Mit9lieoer Der fuiierlr9cn
5amilie anocre 5iiritli6teiten unO Der
san5e 0Oiitaat iuarcn anweleuo. Sei
Der 8eiiebung Der 2ei9e i'll Der YOts=
banner 6riebenstir6e iuuroe, Dem 8un-
i6e bes &crltOrbenen entipredenp, felne
Qei6enreoe gebalten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-22
2t., ,snlerc 01tnocm.

Sas Snierat DEG !0errn 9Ouis
Meper, in rvel9em CT Den Siir9ern Die
Mittscifun9 ma4t, oab or Die S6mieOe-
un0 gSagnerperfltdtte mieoer iibernums
men babe, ueranlaBt u13 an5uSciscn, boB
bies nidt Der Sal lit, oa 0err ReDer
Die SdnlisOG ocs 6errH &irbbofer iuobl
ubernommer, aber oas gSaseuma6ers
9elddft miehcr a;t9sfnngen bat. gtie-
aer unb 9teueubd6n iino INNER nod IN
ibreu alten Gel1dffen uno lleferu wie
bisher, Die befen 9lrbeiten 5u 0cn nieo-
risEeu Sreiien.
siieser & 9teueubabn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-22

Ser i'm 72. Sabre itebcnoe 8unocs
ri9ter 2lrnolo &refcl, iuel9er nod bonn
9rdIihentcn Qircoln ernnnrt iuurbe, 9at
li6 iue9en ieines un9iinlti9en @eluno=
beit sSultanbes 9en6tbi9t 9eiebcn, benz
Yrdiioenteu icine &eIi9nutiOu 81 iiber=
rei6en. !0err Sretel tritt nit pollem
@cbalt ol3 GCniiUn i'll DEN Sutherland
Da 8moe5ri6tcr auf 2ebensseit ernannt
iiuo uno i'm %tltcr pUn 20 Sabrcn Gin.
re6t auf YenliOn nit pollem @cbali
babcn. Yer GrGlibcnt ernannte &i9.
ter Sobu 5. Bbilips, BON Sunlas Gitp,
ais 9tahfplger Srefels.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-22

= S9luere @eiuitter 6aben lebte
8o9e in 8ite County 9eiuiltbst unb
BAT Der 8lis mebrere Berloner 9et0otet.
Gin @du9lins bes @illespie'i6en @be=
paares, bas uuiueit 2inoiep uuf elmer
5arm bauIt, ipurbe, als er an Der Seite
Der @lteru i'm Sette idlief ourd einen
bur6 ben Samin binab9efabreuen gjliss
Itrabl get5otet. gu Safoale fanb Charles
See, elm 25idbr;aer iuuser Waun, Den
namliheH 2po
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-22
8rmf, Der 0mllgelt
NWI UEI
6eGle.

Rur in Sri9iaaI> >9afsten. p,tis rs gts.
Gnnf paGste fur l Gplar. Sn allen Apps
tStfrn 5u saben, pher frpirb mad Gmsfanp bts
1strasse fTet perfdaet. RaH abrsfItre:
THE CHARLES A. TOGELER CO., Baltimore, Ea. :
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-22
Prn0nftc.
Sebt Gud) bod QefdlliQit


nit ben Erirr3siHreicn IgeHttn ccr bepdbrIrn
Baltimore Yinie ot5 HoreeeutIhen= 2loGe ii
Scrbiueung. psnn 9br bcauem unb bldg mad
briibru reilrn, Uecy Ycrwaneie aus Der altcu
Seimdib foniren lalIen unb benicIben einc
CUTE vnp librrs llcbcrfabrt rsrfbhfrn ppat.
Dir rlbmIi6f bstauntrn pot Iampfrr eea
ytor0oeutI9cn SlogS
fabrsn resrlmdbis, wb6ruili9 ipii&en
BREMEN und BALTIMORE.
une utbmsn gaiiasiers in irbr hiaigen greiirn!
@Hte 8srpfceung! GjrpbtmrgIiGe Si6rbet.
Bis 9nte 1856 pureen nit yloye- Oamffsrr
1,6l0,3j2 gKegirre
gIidlieb iibtr ten Sfsau tffGrsert, gswib Gin
sutss !3rusnib flr bic 9fiisbt5sii bieirr Sinir.
u. Sdbumadcr II. 60, @ru.- Aetnten,
&c. Slc-9dg Sir.. Baltimore. Ne.
eugene &. Sfippftein. osrmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-22

Cine Stuube na6 benz 9lblebcn ocs
beutl6en &aiiers trat Der beutide 2anz
Oesrutb 5ulummen. 5urit 8ismurt tiinz
oi9te oemielbeu formeu ben 2oo bes
8aiIers uno Die 2brunbeitel9un9 oes
&rOnprilBcn &ilbelm als &ailer @il-
belm II. an.-9(m Samitu9 leilteten
oic 3ruppcn DEM neueu Sailer Den 3rcu=
Sir
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-22
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bel
AdolphSchlender
8Sdtatli9er MarftbcriGt
GctrciGe, !Nr9I 1t. (. 10

Stoen 5reita9 cOrrigirt ppu oe,
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-06-22

: 2este @ode beFanben iid 1872
Strdflin3e i'm NO. 3u6tbaus, Die srDBte
Die ie in einem 3u6tbaus bieies 2anbes
unteraebra6t mar.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-03


Bc,i--rrr 100 lhs on total weight OF hide. ttlloW
and meat, extra, 80 Sot1 - hrst quality. oo Ia
T. *, second quality. so to Is; third quality,
on tn : l5; q few choice singlr pairs !. co Ia
j. so, some oi the poorest. bulls, etc. GO to So
Working Oxen 600 to &fSS, handy steers 500 t.
Stis, or much according to their value tor beet
Cows and Dung Calvc>- lair quality, IS 10 IS
extra, go To - fancy mich cows, ioto IS iarro~
aud dry, IS 10 y.
stores, thin Nonng Cattle, Tor farmcrs-Ncu
nes, tS.soto IS two.ycais old, II to 3, thtce
years-old, 20 10 IS.
shcep-Per H., live weight ~ to cts ~
ira, - to q - cts, Lambs, 4! Ia e.
Fat lIngs-Per H., q to a = els, live weight, "a
tail to u cts, northern dgvssed hogs, 81 a
- cts.
Veal alive lto 6t-l cts. per H.
Hides Brighton Ia ~ ts per lh 'ountr'
lots, 4 ia Ia cts
Cali Skins-o To - cts.
rallow-Brighton, to ets. per IL. country lot
IA 10 a.
Mcol pelts- 50 cts, to s. IS each, country lot
| IS cts. to S. IS. sheared skins ly q IS 6. dair
skins, IS y 10 6. each.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-03
Lisle thread gloves only 10 cts, New
York Store.
Go to Harris new store for bargains in
boots and shoes.

Lisle thread gloves only 10 cts, New
York Store.
Go to Harris new store for bargains il
boots and shoes.
Thrown upon the World at Cobur,
Hall Friday, NAV nth.
The dress goods at Vckery's are said
to be very pretty, and good bargains.
John q. ualncs sbin,cd horsos and
and TuttIe and Cle,aI.nd F, g. ~
Monday.
\ Iin..of cloths f,r i,el.t. md In
garment. in c,t,r- and tI.,.ts =,
victory.s
.,l.an,',' - u, '' M ,''' W. ''','
n. 9 - -. P'''' "
~ - !. a''e" went 10 ForIlaha ys
'ei'"y MORNING 10 "iieha Inc session oi
'iie "i"na a's'ii'c ooeiieSi ana returns
NJ = ii'''S''ii 81 tiiS N'Ilase VIII
supply at EaS' 'la''Soh the coming sum
nv, preaching '''e'c ounu"y mornings
e"''' "''"
Inc junior class \ IL =, and invited
5".st>' iiei'' d ie"P ear parry at u. 4. H.
''''' '"''O ''.'''''1' ~ ei'"'' ana o"h'
"'i' ''''e'
Mr' Geo. PhiIhrick Is expected home
from ms southern trip Saturday night
and ground Will be broken for his new
oio'N i'eN' "eaN'
The Skowhegan Athletic association Is
wide awake. 1t purposes to put base
ball team into the field, to celebrate tile
ith Of July, and to challenge the State of
Maine to Bicycle contest.
Mr.. c. V. Brennan, Supt. of Somerset
Wooden Mills is on IA business trip TO Bos
ton. The mill Is now turning oil Loo
yards OF flannel per day. Within Two
weeks the amount will be increased to
2ooo yards.
The attention OF Somerset breeders is
called to the notice in our advertising
columns OF the valuable stock horse Bay
fearnaught Jr, handled so successfully
tie past TWO seasons by Dir. q, w JeWett
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-03

The Review" is the name selected for
the new Democratic sheet to he issued to-
morrow, aS the result of combination of
Skowhcgan brains and Pittstleld mechan-
ical skin from the press of O. S. Haskell
4 son, published by the Somerset Publish
ing Company. Mr.. G. B. Haskell informs
the REPORTER that q. 5. Haskell \ Son
are not the sole owners, and that Mr.. W.
W, Kelley has n property interest in
the paper.
We are Informed that the ready pen of
o. K. Bachelor Esq, VIII be employed in
political writing for the paper Those
who know Bro. Bachelor will agree that
unauthorized democracy "as the court
understands it,, will be dealt out to the
babes and the strong men Of of party.
Look at our Ladies hose, pair for 2jcts.
INV trl. Stprn
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-03
DIED

SLnvhrsau# April e. llrfhcti, Youngest >au ut
Iolu and Aliae Brown, AGED yctr, months and
80 dlys.
West Weatblm Mas~.=hpr. 18TH, Anna Fran
ocs, wife OF :. Il. J"uc~.
Cambridge. Ml--.,-Ap,l 70 >.rlh = F., wife
oil.. y. Mood and daughter ct Nmos Stevens at
Canaan, aged 81 ycu-.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-03

DENrM No1IcE!-ro the people of
Athens and vicinity, have rented the
building lately used by the >cleetmcn of
Athens aud fitted it up for Il dental office
anG will be prepared TO do dentistry in all
it. branches. shall be in Athens every
Thursday and anyone in the need of den.
tai work would do well To give ne a call
satisfaction guaranteed.
+. 4. Lclvitt, Skowhegan, Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-03

Mr. O. S. Haskell of the pttstleid Ad
yerIiser, who has been in this city thi,
week, tells Us that the publishers of the
Advertiser have no connection with the
new Democratic paper in Skowhcgan,
more than is found in the fact that the
mechanical work is to he done for the
present in t cir BaBgor ComHe,-
cfJ{
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-03
A, o, U. w.

On Monday evening last, Skowhcgar
Lodge, A. o. L. W, was honored with o
visit from three officers of the Grand
| Lodge Of Massachusetts, which embraces
practically all New England, Grand
Master W. Il. +. Lander Of Mystic Park,
Conn; Grand Recorder and Medical Ex-
amner Hugh Doherty Of Boston, and
Grand Foreman Parker SpOfiord of Bucks
port, Me. Public addresses were deliy-
| cred by each Of the three in Cobnrn Hall
to large audience. All present were
very favorlhly Impressed by the speeches
and ~ tine appearance Of tie Grand Oni-
Gers sallerd'- orchestra Of six piece
rendered several selections in manner
which added 4reailf ~ iDc enjoyment Of
the aalienrr.
About > 80, members pf SLpwh"gan
Lodge, with THEN official visitors aud in
ritcd quests abou. two hundred in all.
returned 10 IT, \. K. Hall whore ban
quel had been prepared. After due at
tenlion had been paid to the loaded
tables. the following toa,t~ were propos-
ed, aud responded 10 by the persons
named.
The G. of A. O. L. W. May it, af-
fairs be rs wisely administered in the fu-
turc Is they have been in the past, Grand
Master W, T.. +. Landers.
Massachusetts, Our parent state We
claim fraterna relations with all her gift
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-03

The defect in the highway by which
Mr. NJ. S. Cleveland, the Athens stage
driver lost one horse and injured
another was near the Nay farm in this
town. Mr.. Cleveland estimates his dam
age at $500 He says he agreed with the
selcctmcn to settle with them at whatever
they should estimate the damage to be
and they brought in so as the amount
and he stood to his bargain. Mr.. Cleyc-
land informs us that May lst he got his
team into 3 feet of snow in the road in
CornyilIc damaging his team and injurine
himself severely, and has called upon the
town to pay the damages.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-03
Brighton and WATERFOWL.

Republican State Convention at Port
land, June -.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-03

Those who did not hear Frederic Brg-
ton and his fine company will have OPP
portunity to do so ON his return engage
ment, notice Of which may be found in
our advertising columns.
"For@iven.a \ large audience was al
johnson Hall Thursday evening to Wit
ness to above play Frederic Bryton and
company. Although the weather W n far
from being prnpiuou~ those prese mt were
well repaid for their Inconvenience in the
line programme to which the company
treated them. The ladies and gentlemen
OF the cast were artistic in their rcspec
tive parts We learn that the company
will be AT Johnson Hall again the 9TH OF
this May. The company plays the cir
cult under the management of Mr., J. NJ
-Gnrliner Erchnnae.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-03

The New Paper

Go to IIart'S new shoe store, see til,
stock and compare prices.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-05-03
Affections of a Stage Driver.

.ook at our Ladies' hose, , pair for 25ets.
INV Ntrl. Stprp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-06-07
Anrtria,s War Credits.

VIENNA, June 4.-The now naval and mill,
tary credits, for which The government will
ask, are expected to amount to 50,000,0OC
Horins. The credits will without doubt be
granted unanimously.
The bill to improve the n~avigability Of the
Danube at the Iron Gate has been adopted
by the committee OF the lower house of the
Hungarian diet to which the measure was
referred.
This is purely a war measure on the part
Of Austria as against Russia. Had it been
of great commercial importance to break
through the iron gates of the Danube it
would have been done long ago. They are a
rocky channel on the border between Hun.
gary and Roumania. When the obstruction
has been cleared away the Danube, which
is the first great line Of defense against a
Russian advance southwark upon Bulgaria,
can be defended by Austria far more effect
lively by ~gunboats than it ever yet has been
defended. N.. s...s
The treaty of Berlin, made Just ton years
ago, gave Austria the authority to remove
the distinctions aud bound the states of
Roumania and Bulgaria, on both sides of the
Danube, to afford her all necessary facilities.
AS the governments of both now rely only
upon Austria as against Russia, and the re-
moval Of the distractions is for the purpose
of defending them, it is no doubt a common
understanding. However, it is a work re-
quiring more time than Russia is likely to
give Austria to complete.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-06-07

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June -lSpec-
ial.l-D. j. Sullivan, retail dry goods
dealer, has assigned. The assets are
nearly $4,000, liabilities $4,000.
WASHINGTON, June Especial. l.
The reduction of the public debt for
May, will aggregate $4,0C0,O00. The
pension disbursements are over $12,-
100000.
CosHoCToN, O., May 31.-[Special.E
After many postpOnements on the
petition and Inconsistencies, the town
council has decided by a vote of four to
two to permit a vote on local option.
July IL is the day fixed.
NEW PHILADELPHIA, o., May 31.-A
portion of the tunnel on the G. u Z.
branch caved in this afternoon, burying
a workman named Cayseri in the debris.
His body was found this evening. He
had been dead several hours.
OMAHA, Neb, June Ed. Hessing,
editor Nelsonian at Nelson, this State,
was fatally shot while returning from
Grand Army campfire. 1t wa night
and his assassin made his escape. He
was concealed in the grass. No clue.
CosHocToN, O., May 31.-William T.
Beam, aged 55, a merchant at AvOndale,
this county, committed suicide by hang
ing today. The cause vas financial
troubles. This makes the seventh sui
eide in this county in the past six
months,
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, June 1.-[Spe-
cialLW. H. Moore, cashier and gen.
eral manager of the Bank of SocOrra,
N. M. is short in his accounts, and has
gone to Mexico. The Bank has closed
its doors. Amount of defalcation is
not known.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo, June Especial.
The Bell Telephone Company was the
defendants in a case in the police our
for violating an ordinance prohibiting
the telephone company from charging
moro than $50 per year for an lnstrn-
ment. The court held that the ordi'
n was all right and fined the tele'
phone company $500.
OBERLM, O, June 1.-ISpecia Fri
day was theologues day at College
The 55th annual commencement o.
Theological Seminary occurred in thu
afternoon in the Second Congregations
Church. The graduating class mum
bered 16, the largest ever turned out
Four of them are from the Slavic De
partment. All will take churches.
SPRINGFIELD, O., May 31.-[Special.
--Gertie Strailey Tilted Charles \
Brumbach formerly leader of tn
Champion City Band, and he becam
respondent. He went to mechanics
burg and took poison, but it did NO
work quick enough, so he turned th
gas on and went to bed. He was dii
covered but the poison finally kille
him. lie was a native of Ashle,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-06-07
Foreign Notes.

Emperor Frederick eats inc sleeps well at
Potsdam, and walks in the park like one
bound to recover. M sB
Emperor Frederick yesterday refused to
sign a bill providing for an extension Of five
years Of the Prussian landtag.
The Tribune, Rome, states that the pope is
preparing a brief for transmission to ireland
explaining his rescript in reference to affairs
In that country. I15lf efih. str.g-
The Central and South American Tele-
graph company's staff is now engaged in To-
eating its proposed telegraph lines across the
Isthmus of Panama. iI'i i5iH
The pope was visibly much fatigued and
overcome Friday at the consistory which
was held in secret. Pope Leo spoke chiefly
in his address Of the abuses forced upon
clergy Of the church by means Of the penal
code. H''
Deputy Laur has written an article in La
France which is believed to nave been insti-
gated by Gem Boulanger, TO the effect that
be viii INTRODUCE in parliament q bill provid.
Ing for reprisals against Germany, to SEE
what kind Of a reception the measure viii
meet with from the patriotism of parlia'
mentn tItfttq NIL q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-06-07
THE RED SEA CAMPAIGN.
THE ITALIANS GENERALLY GLAD
THAT IT IS ENDED.

Signor CFispi Characterised as n Modern
Observation-Disclosures workmen Unpopu-
lar in France-Austria's War CFsdits,
England Warns Franoe--Foreign.
LONDON, June 4.--The Italians, a .Aording
to their journals, are generally satisfied that
the Italian expedition to the shores Of the
Red sea has terminated. The campaign,
they assert, has been finished without gloryto
Italian arms, although without dishonor,
concerning which there are various opin-
Ions Surely all the troops from Gen. San
Mariana to the rank and file may congratu-
late themselves on their release from the
p~estilential district to which they were con
fined before the heat Of midsummer claimed
its quota Of victims.
1t is natural that the Italian element in
the south of France should give vent to
cheap sentiment about the unity of the Latin
races, and the natural ties Of friendship
binding the people of France and Italy. It
Is beyond question, however, that the inhabi-
tants Of the latter country feel more at
ease since their alliance with Germany and
Austria. Whether upon good grounds or
not, they believe that the French nave never
forgiven the occupation of Rome and its
choice as the capital of the country. They
do not hesitate to remind France that its
possession is il revocable and that no foreign
government will be permitted again to med
die with questions purely Italian.
The French press characterize Signor
Crispi as a modern Machiavelli, skilled in all
the ruses for which his countrymen Of the
middle ages we're noted, and regret that the
grand Gordon of the Legion of Honor should
ornament a breast as unworthy such a dis
tinction as those of many of M. Wilson's
clients. Italian workmen are almost as UNI
popular in France as Germans, and despite
their protestations of fraternal feeling, they
are looked upon as inimical and are bitterly
denounced by the French as interlopers, who
bring down the price of labor wherever they
gain a foothold. Another grievance is the
delay in the negotiation of the commercial
treaty.
The longer the Italians are denied the priv
ilege of paying tribute to French manufac-
turers the greater the danger that they may
find that articles from Paris are not abso-
lutely essential to their existence. Signor
Crispi is. of course, blamed for the hind
rance, which threatens to seriously affect the
relations between the two countries.
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How France is ostracised.

PARIS, June 4.-Senor Moret, minister of
foreign affairs, has announced to tine French
senate that Spain will not be represented at
the Paris exhibition. Austria has also de-
clined, and Germany, of course, is not ex
pected. In fact it is doubtful if any of the
European monarchies, saw Russia, will give
the French republic any recognition. The
answers received by France from her
European neighbors to her invitation to be
represented at an exposition commemorative
of the inception of republican governmental
freedom in France were, perhaps, to be K
pected, and illustrate how Spain, and the
German states especially, dread not so much
the French nation as the popular government
which she represents.
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Warned to Qelit Maitre island.

LONDON, June 4.-The English gunboat
Mistletoe has visited the Minquiers group of
the Channel islands and warned the French
to quit Maitre island, upon which the tri-
color was recently raised. 1t is claimed by
the English. The French, on the other hand,
say that the island has not been in England's
possession, but theirs, since they have main
tanned a light house upon it since 1880.
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