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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-10-31

a 9 year old boy was arrested i'm New
York this week charged with committing
three burgarieS. He was found guilty and
the Judge committed him to the Juvenile
asylum. This almost incredible incident
emphasizes the dangers and temptations to
1t is not easy to strike at the root of the
evil. The upaS tree of crime finds too many
Judgments for its roots i'm city like New
York for the AK Of reform to strike radical
done is to work steadily and faithfully to
overcome the evils of metropolitan life
NJ nneapulS journal.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-10-31
words OiWiNdOlil.

The receiving of advice by most men is
like taking physic from doctor. and when
it is. the majority must haveit. like physic
! in a sugared pill or highly favored liquor.
no matter how we'll known and experienced
is the doctor or tie donor. The mind of
others if for no other purpose than the in
terchange of cvilIty as a pleaSurable rec
reation: but when the desire is for Informal
ton. the exchange of thought and opinions.
then there is shown healthy DIES re for
advancement. Yet if sought for IN the form
OF advice one must debouch from the com
mon herd and general thrOng and call to
aid one or two who are deemed most trust
worthy of confidence to help us. and these are
found only in our nearest and dearest
friends or he SageS of the land i'm which
we live. In the latter class of men are
those whose character is deemed beyond
repr"ach by reason of weIl-regulated lives.
and are looked upon at home and abroad as
orac.ts of wisdom during their own day
and lives and from whose lips have fallen
words. the >igni ficaIlce of which could not
be graSptd at the time. nor for long years
after. But we can see them now as the
rough coating is torn away. exposing to our
view the gem in all its purity. Could we
have had the >agacity to see 1t then as we
see it now. which could have been done
with proper exercise OF Judgment. we
would have reaped vast benefit and profit
to ourselves by shaping our course in the
direction Indicated.
When that good wise and lamented man.
Horace Greedy uttered and re uttered those
memorable ordS Go west. young man.
90 Wesl.' he linked his name witll-nOt as It
was thonghtles>ly caught up by the gap
ing and babbling crowd Il piece of fine
tccentrlcil!-a deep. far reaching sentence
of profound wisdom. At the time he spoke
those words the country was gaSping for
breath after along and deadly struggle with
her formidable opponent who lay before
her in It's death agones. His Sagacly
| reached beyond the present. and sought to
probe the difficulty Of what to do with the
many thousand men who had crossed the
ocean from foreign shore to join the
armies of the union. and who would make
this continent their future home. Hitherto
their only lIabitation was the tented field.
and now they must exchange that for a
house, be Immediately employed or become
a burden upon the country and the COM
munity at large. and the emergency could
brook no delay. In his opinion. a soldier
could easily turn farmer and still
serve his country best in plying the
pillow instead of the bayonet. earn his
own bread and bread for many others
besides. push forward and develop new
communities. and pave the way for
other corners with whom he would ANAL
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-10-31

Last Sunday was observed in many
sermons and speeches on the problem of
prison reform and the prevention of crime
were delivered which showed careful prep
aration on the part of the speakers. Though
the learned men differ on some points they
are unanimously Of the opinion that BY ed
ucation and moral and phi! steal training is
the only way to cure the criminal. These
discuss OnS do much to call attention to the
the prevention of crime than simply lock-
ing the criminal up for longer or shorter
time.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-10-31
He Rrtracte6.

A Texas editor. having charged that the
father of rival editor had been in the pen
itentiary, was notified that he must retract
or die. lie retracted as follows: I'VE
find that we were mistaken in our state
ment last week that the Bugle editors sire
had been in the pententiary. The efforts
of his friends to have his sentence com
muted to Imprisonment for life failed, and
he was hanged. Texas Siftings.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-10-31
WRITE SOMETHING.

Any and all inmates who can are re-
queSttd to contribute to the columns of THE
MIRROR. Every one. is privileged to write.
make the paper interesting and as much
original as possible. Don't be backward
because YOU are not a first class gramna.
rian Or a never spelled down photographer,
ideas are what we wait. Give us your ideas
in as good shape as possibe and we will
attend I" strlnging them together for the
convenience of the readers. Rest assured
publ shed, provided it is suitable for the pa
per. Above all things don't get mad at the
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-10-31

THE Prison MIRROR, published bv the
inmates of the states prison at Saltwater
MIMI. is hailed with pleasure by We scribe.
1t merits all the praise that is being be-
slowed upon it by exchanges. -The Vi
dettp
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30
It's Twenty-second Anniversury.

The celebration Of the 22d anniversary of
the Sunday school of Christ Evangelical
Lutheran church brought out quite large
congregation last evening. The first part
Of the programme consisted of devotional
service, singing by the school and the read
ing OF the usual reports. The second part
was devoted toa praise service, in which
the whole school Joined, each class repeat
ing some selection from the psalms.
The third part was new feature. The
superintendent had during the spring
given number of envelopes TO the child.
rem containing grains of corn, asking them
20 plant them and bring the result in
money in the fall. This was done, and the
discussion of this fact, ''the return of the
corn money" formed the interesting item
Of this part of the programme. The money
will be returned 10 the children who
brought 1t, with the understanding that
they Invest ii suitably and at the next an
niversary bring the result of their lawful
enterprise
The average attendance of teachers and
scholars during the year just past is re
niarkably high. The highest attendance
for any one Sunday was 80; the lowest
LAG. The class receipts amounted to nearly
500.
Addresses were delivered by Dr. X. X.
Buehrle the superintendent, and the pas
tor, Rev. +. l.. Reed. The school starts
hopefully upon another year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30

A very curious and valuable book has
inst been published by 3. II. Zahm a Co.,
and printed at the 1NrELLIoENcER office.
II Is the Chronicon Ephratensc history
Of the community Of Seventh Iay Zap
lists at Ephrata, Lancaster county,
and Is translated from the original
German by J. Max Hark, n. d., pastor of
the Moravian church OF this city. This
book was printed In 1850, but only twenty
copies are known TO be In existence. In
this translation successful effort has been
made to reproduce the quaint style Of the
original. and, though we say u ourselves,
there could hardly be better specimen
of hook making and the printers art. The
book claims and will receive more ex-
tended literary notice.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30
Hcotlts.

HAuCK.-tn this city, on the 2sth inst,
Thomas jefferson iauck, aged . years and
months
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spcctfully invited to attend the funeral from his
parents residence, No. SIS North Christian
strcet.o Tuesday afternoon nj O'Clock. Inter
ment at Lancaster cemetery,
PANsoN.--On September 20, 1870, II, New Hol-
land, oliver II. raxson, In the 13d year Of his
age,
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
specially invited to attend the funeral, on
Wednesday, from his late residence, In New
Holland, lntcrinent In the Lutheran cemetery
lids
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30
lHH=s- - -
3Aurkrta.
Philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 3O.-Noon-Flou firm
Penn'a supers, z 5092 75; extra 2sjot3 %
family. 75esS 20; roller, 4O9i 70; patent,
81 Gpd5 90.
Wheat dull; No. Red, new, s2,Iasac
No. I Penna Red, Ole.
Corn steady: No. 2, Atatic.
mixed BE.
bran dull Winter ~ T5di3JO
Baled hay steady 10 Coal % ns To quality
baled rye straw, new, go GOA 10 10.
Butter firm; penn'a creamery extra
2Jc Pcnn'a firsts extra Nd32.
Eggs strong; Penna nrsts, 22c.
Cheese Arm part skins. 7aSlSc full skins.
2taAc,
Petroleum dull refined In bbls.. ~ TO-
Potatoes steady Jerseys per bushel, 2s6eSSc
Early Rose, 5O,atDc,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30
Says He Was Hired To Murder,

Robert Riggs, colored who has just been
captured and jailed Oh charge of assault
Ing Mrs. kittie Range two months ago in
Memphis, Tenn, aflirms that her husband,
his employer, piled him with whisky in
the field where they were working until
the colored man was irresponsible,
and then promised him 500 if he would
murder Mrs. Range and her sister. The
prisoner says that he went TO the house in
tending to kill the women, but weakened
In his purpose. Officers have gone to Cor
inth, Miss, to arrest Range.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30
Missed the Train.

The Pickwick club who went 10 Ma
rietts on Saturday, to spend the day with
ths children OF Recorder Reinhold, missed
The train ON Saturday afternoon and were
obliged TO remain in Marietta until Sundi v
Affernoon. They were within twenty feet
Of the railroad station to take the train for
home, the conductor of the train saw them
hurrying TO reach the train, but he would
not wait on them
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30
Released ON Habeas Corpus.

Pbares Hollinger, who was committed
in default of bail for trial for a trifling
offence by Justice Bard, of Oregon, wa )
taken before Judge Livingston on a writ
of habeas corpus this morning, and dis
charged upon entering bail for his appear
ance II the November sessions. He was
Serrcssnted by John A. Coyle, esq.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30
NJ ARTlS BROS.
GREAT
PREPARATION.

and purses OF Men and Boys show the new
Ideas aud styles in Autumn and Win
ter Clothing. The price tickets show that
energy, skill, diligence and push Joined hands,
and that the best possible clothing for the least
possible price Is here.
Mems All-Wool Suits, $50, and good.
Mems Dressy Suits, sl2, and fine.
Mems suits to SIS, and very fiue.
Stylish FAN Oyercoats, $500, $40, sl2
The Little Boys outfits very attractive
suits, kits, oyercoats, Waists, Underwear aud
Hose. The prices on the tickets make the at.
traction double. The weather now hints to
Fall and Winter Underwear, and of course re-
minds you Of us as furnishers. Mems Under
wear, soft aud free from knots, 59c, Our S5c
kind for shirts and Drawers will remind you
OF grades you've seen at sl.0O. Do you know
our Merchant Tailoring Department is turning
out handsome garments and work from choice
cloths? Handsome suits, SO, s2I, %.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30
want Better Railroad Accommodations

Want BETTER RnilrOad ACCOMMODATIONS.
The indications are that the fair at York
will be largely attended this week, and
especially by people from Lancaster and
Columbia. The crowd from this city would
be much larger IL there wore anything like
decent railroad accommodations The last
regular afternoon trains leave York just at
the time people would like to remain
/ i, see the rae es and those who wait to SEQ
{ MS popular sport are compelled to remain
over night. This will have bad effect and
IL will keep hundreds Of people from the
fair.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30
Bitten by q Dog.

Harry Herzog, small boy, was,playing
With dog ON cellar door at Prince and
0erman directs. The boy put his tongue
ont and the dog snapped 1t. Several of his
eecth passed through it,making very pain
ful wound.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30

Ladies underwear-White Ribbed Vest, short
sleeves, soc.
Ladies' Scarlet Ribbed Vest and Drawers, soc.
One Thousand Yards Imported silk Ribbon
at half the regular price.
Blanket Shawls-Forolgn and Domestic from
$50 to $50.
The Latest Combinations in Dress Robes,
500 to slB.5O.
Large Assortment of skirts and Skirting.
skirt Patterns, 50c, sl,oo, sl.2j 10 Si.2j.
Gents Hunting Coats, made of 10 10 OF.
Duck, null number OF ammunition and game
pockets, sl2O, sl.pO and $3.50
\ Complete Assortment of Cardigan Jackets
jersey Coats Flannel Shirts, Dress Shirts and
Night Robes. Special Prices on halfdozen
lots.
Ladies' aud Misses Newmarkets Jackets
and Jerseys, Flush Goats and Jackets at Low
Prices.
\ Child's Gretchen, sizes 4 to IL, $50.
Little BOYS kiltsSuits aud OvercOats, - 90 10
500. Extra odd Pants 20 match suit
Mems Cutaway Coat suits, $500 10 sli0o
Corduroy Pants, 500 10 si.c.
Working Pants slO to $500.
Boys DrcsS ana school Suits, $3.50 to $1,000.
Mems Rubber Goats, sl.75 TO $500.
Boys Rubber Coats, $50.
The Largest Assortment of Hats, Umbrellas
Trunks, Travelling Bags, Robes, Blankets and
Whips.
There IS nothing TO excel our Mans Black
stin Hat for zoe, All sizes.
We have splendid Dress Shoe for Gents,
made in Congress or Lace, French or London
Toe. Price, s3,gl And one trial OF our Light
Stocked Full Dress shoes for Gents at s2.JO will
convince the wearer OF It's merits, Buy trial
pair.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30
ATTACHMENTS, A

Attractions Mt Fulton Opera House.
September 30 and October and 2.-The Popu
lar Comedians, Kennedy, Williams and Magee
in "Timc will Tell"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30
A Lancaster Contractor.

tsu1n tht LHuhuuu IIIhts.
Mr.. Michael Reilly, of Lancaster, is hay
Ing utone quarried at Mt. Gretna 10 he used
- building bridges in the change OF grade
y Cornwall.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30
An Ericsson Fulton Monument.
rom the New York Times.

An Ericsson Fulton Monument.
From the New York Times.
The body of Capt. Ericsson, the inventor
Of the Monitor, lies in the receiving vault
of tho marble cemetery in Second street,
New York, and there has been talk of
removing IL to Sweden.
A party of gentlemen have applied for
perInission to place the body in the Living
stem Manor vault In old Trinity church
yard. This would bring it immediately
next TO the grave Of Robert Fulton, and
thus, by q singular train Of circumstances,
unite In death the inventor Of the steam
boat and the inventor of the highest type of
war vessel propelled by steam. A
considerable amount of money is
now In the hands Of com
mittee for the purpose Of erecting a monu-
rnent to the memory Of Ericsson. This
money 1t Is now proposed to employ as
originally contemplated, but with this es-
sential and significant difference that. in
stead OF n monument being erected solely
Ia rna,noraie-- the achievements 90
IA ,.ytructures in stone and marblS raised
r~U-Psrv'Js . names
a. nd of John
To this laudable work Trinity Parish Is
expected to be a contributor. II Is OK
pected that the memorial will be completed
aud unveiled in time to constitute one OF
the commanding attractions of the worlds
fair In 1897.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30
DRoCToR's OPERA HOUSE.

vIRouT& a SHANK.
SHIRT MANUFACruRERS AND MEMS
OCTFITTERS.
No liO NORTH QUEEN STREET
UNDERWEAR OF all descriptions from dnc a
suit. Something entirely uew-BLACK SILK
UNDERWEAR. The handsomest Neck wear
IN the city our 75c Hand Cut and Hand
Worked Button Hole Shirt cannot he cuualed
IN the city Tor si.W: Your Inodnuty '-ik"r and
NJ guaranteed for sln. A large line ui iiaIid
Embroidered Fine Dress shirt Fronts to pick
nom. Large Line OF Night Robes.
mar2s-iydR
TlTl TREASURER'S REPORT OF BAL.
y ancc in Treasury and where deposited AT
the close of business saturday, September -
lSs9:
WHERE DEPOSITED.
Fulton National Bankr.,.,...,.,.. s2S lis p3
Peoples National Bank ............ 23ll7 OF
First National Bank 3,IlT Il
--s6a, ,SS Is
|, j. II, Rathfon, Treasurer of the city of Ian
caster, Pa, do sulcmnly swear that the above
report Il correct. j. III, RATHFON. Treasurer
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this Soth
day Of September, 1850.
ltd EDWARD EDGERLEN, Mayor
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30

Prof. J. II. Ho,dt, of Philadelphia, will return
with all the latest dances, ana will give free
exhibition to all his scholars at the Eshieman
academy. s21-3td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30

Active and Active. Last
weeks business showed the
beginning of an active sea-
son. We are thoroughly
ready. Our great prcpara-
IlnnS in nnni Iln ilunA hnrl,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-30
- - .
ztrm, Advertisements.

A BsoLUTELY PURE.
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sin teraniid,er

UHgefdbr go Wfeilen gerabe n6rbli9
bon 81 Bafo fin6et fi6 eine formation
bon beinab gang reinem @Dps, mel9e
niebrise, m3Qige 9i3eI3ise bilost, gang
pbne irgenb eine anoermeitige 8eis
mif9uug uub BON elmer aerabe5u blenbens
ben Weibe 1T. Ser @pps tritt bort in
Sorm bDn feinem Sanb auf, unb Der
Siirift erftreft fi6 iiber elm @ebiet,
pel6cs segen 25 Meilen lang unb 6
bis Z Meilen brett III. 9te 5onnens
frablen ipieaeln fi6 10 fart bon Der
g%ldn5enben S6e,ld6e 5urtd, baB es
faum m6gli9 1T, i'm Sommer iber bieie
@Dpsfd9e bin3ureiten, neil Der ueiBe,
i9in1mernbe @lan5 bes Booens bas
Muge boQtdnbig bleabet ma6t unb
gllbenbe 9ibe ben &eiienoen beilab ets
itldt. Sisies @Dpsfelb 1T uuter BEN
Sotaluamen oes vtpeiBeu 5~anolanbes"
betannt, unb bic Babn lad ben Wbite,
DAT. Gobienlagern Ssbt an ieiner Dtlis
den @renSe Dorbet. Nu elmer Stele
oiefss WsiB 5anblauoes 1T Elm natiir.
li6es 8aIin, wel1e ME cine bur6
Sunt beraeFteQte 8ertiefuag ausiett,
unb in eieies 8eden miinben cine In.
sa6l bon 6snaGbatten Soften, wsl6e
Der @esea ausselptilt bat, uno bon
fleinen Sbdlern. DieIe Senfung bat
i6 nun, gum erfen Male felt Men-
fden9ebeafen, III SOlge Deg unsep6bns
LID f~tatfen &~egeufaQes i'm lebten Win.
ter nit WaRer gefiilt, uno mehr als
800 Qder inb ieBt mebrere SUB bod
nit Wafer beoedt unb gu einem See
umsemanoelt. Ser 8ooen bieies Sees
betebt aus benz reiniten @pps, tpelder
Dur6 bas Wafer in cine fefte, i9ases
ueiBe Mafe perbl6tet porbeu 1T, in
Golge beIeH fam bas Wa11er ni@t bers
urter FGern uub nur iebr laugiam auf
Dem Wege Der 8erountung aQmdlig
wieosr beri9pinoeu. Wena bic Mits
tags : Souue nit boiler Gtaft tire
S!rablsn auf Die WaNerfld6e nirft,
70 1T Die Mirfuue cine ibsr ale 8es
f6teibung binaus ~sroBartise uuo blens
benbe. Gin dbalides 5dauipitl giebt
es mabtiGeinli6 1T gang Mmerita nidt
mie6er.
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..

= 9ie Sin aur Qunabme Der Bun.
besbeniaigung bon SIS, 900 3uf Grri1s
tung elmer Nderbau Neriudss Station
in 8erbinbung nit Der Mderbaus unb
@eperbe S9ule in Brpan purbe ar=
genommen.
= 9as &eprdientantenbaus bat bic
8ia angenommen, bur6 pel9e bic
Summe bon SIS, 600 our grrt6iung Ell.
neg 9enfmaIs fir Die 6eIben Der
Qlamo bepiIigt pirb. Sies Deatmal
fOI innerbalb seq Stdats .&npitoIs @ufs
fteluug finben.
: SIN Staatsienaie bilbete bic Sabs
batb3tDangs=G rage ben 8e9enifanb fe9r
animirter Sebatten. Senator Mdbe
BON @aibineton @ountp belt cine iebr
einbrudsboQe unb bumorbur6tpiir5te
9febe gu @unften Der Bill, mel6e ben
SDnntaes3mans nur auf bic Stuubeu
BON 8 ubr 8ormittaas bis A ubr Na9s
mittass bei9rdnft. Sn glei6em Slime
fpra1 Senator 8urgeB. Sims beans
tragic elm ENHANCEMENT, wel9es bic
S6lieBung Der SaIoons an 9onntage
anorbnet. 9ies Nmenbement wurne
nit 16 gesen Is Stimmsn angenoms
men. gbenio bas ENHANCEMENT 9owrss
enbs, uona9 am Sonntag feline Sbe=
Acknowledgment ffattfinben biirfen.
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0Dtc BDftmeifter Sill BON GeraS
$15, 900 befatu.

Die Sepefde ber 3iebung ber 9oui1
fiana Staais.2 ctterie beri9tete, baB
Manor, Ser.. grbe zines 3beiles bes
$500, 900 @epinnes getporben 1T.
Der gliidli1e Befiber zines Nntbeils
bieiss 2ooles mar potmeiter Sobn 6.
Bin, Der es tuobl berbient. Sbglei9
elm ddter 9emotrat (feiu Batter btBte
iein 2eber tudbrenb bes &rieges nit
ben 2o~nfOrberirten ein) bat 9err 6ia
bic einnimmige Beidtiguug Der 8iirger
bon Manor. p%ieberpdblt gu perben.
Mit einem Sbeile bes getuonnenen
@eIbes taufte er cine Garm fir
10000. = 4uftiu (Ssr.) Statesz
man, II. San.
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= Mie bur6 einer ffarfen S@nurrs
bart elm Manu fdlimm berIeBt tuuroe,
6as er3dblt Der nGeuti6e Nnseiger" bon
GreepOrt, Sus., TO: .gine eisentbims
li4e. iebr i6merabafte @erlebung bat
ON beriofenen 6reitag Der aut Der
Sbeeb'f6en 6arm i'm Sopn 0arIem
tpobnbafte 5err Sobn 2ramer BEL einem
Gaue erlitter. Ser Genannte mai auf
einen Baum gefiegen, I'm biefen su be-
f9neiben. berl0r feinen SaIt uao iitrate
berab. @ein ftarfer S6nurrbart tina
f1 on eiuem 3meig unb ourd bic
Wu9t bes Gales murbe ibm elm $beil
bieIes Bartes unb elm Stiid Der 9ippe
berausgerifen. auBerosm beiGdbigte
er fi6 i'm &lden unb tuirb bieleidt
auf ldngere 3eit on ben Golgen su lei
ben baben."
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Cages . W~eutgfeitem.
& la II b.

prdfbent 9arriion bat Mbitelatp
&eib-&ebatteur Der Stem Ootfer .Sri,
buns"-aum @eianbteu ser Der. etoa,
ten in paris, unb Sulius @olbi1mibt
BON Wilpautee gum @enerals Gonlul Der
Set. 9taaten in @ien eraannt. Gu.
gene S9upler bat bic grnennung gum
@ebalfs.@ taatsiefretdr abgelebnt.
= Ser 8ieesprdfbent Norton bat
bic folgeuben @enatoreu au Mitslieoern
Der &ommiiion ernannt, pel9e Den
8unbess5 enat bel BET i'm Npril ffatt=
ftabenoen Centennial Geier in Stem
Dosf Dettreten foa: Sherman, 0iscod,
Soar, Bprbees unb Cuffs.
SIN Oflabpmaz @sbiete 1T es iebt
snii9en ben Squattern unb benz Mili,
tdr, wel6es fe bertreiben iol, gu einem
bluti9en 3ufammentoBe gefommen.
Qm @rut9 DAT Greet tpuroen 2teut.
Carton bon Der 8unbssarmee unb atpei
v8ubmer" perpunbet, ale brei iebo1
nur lei9t. Cine Nnaabl bon Squat
tern Durbe lbermdltigt, unb sefeHelt
nod Otlaboma gebra6t.
MusIanh.
- Die Sbeilnebmer BIT Wti9inOff'=
i9en &oiaden.@rpebttion ino auf einem
ruiii@en &riessi6iffe mad Sebaftopol
5uridgebra6t rno bann Bis auf ben
Nnfibrer freigelafien tporben. Nti6i.
nof 1T als @efangener an 8orb beg be-
treffenben GriegsI9ifes g~eblieben.
= SIN englil9en unterbaufe fiins
bigte Sir Sames Gersuion, Der Staats.
@etretdr bes Nuswd,tigen Nmtes, on,
baB ernite 8ermidlunsen 5mii9en @roBs
britannien unb Maroffo aufgetau1t
ieien, wel6e auf biplomatii6em Mese
bei3ulegen bisber ni@t eelunsen fei,
uub oaB in Golse 6efen elm She'll bes
i'm &anal freusenben @ei9uaoers na@
Sanger benrbert toorbei fei.
= Sn Der italienii1en Deputirtenz
Gammer tbeilte Der Premier : Minifter
nit, baB Stalien bas prot.ftorat iiber
bas @ultanat Oppia an Der Somali.
&tfe iibernomren babe. @rispt ers
fldrte, baB bies erf sei6eben fei, na9s
benz man I9 hapon iiber5euat babe,
bob Der Sultan feline anSeren 8erpfi1=
tungen nit europdii6en Mddten einges
gangen lei. Oas prOteftorat miirbe
Stalien "nidt einen 5olbateu unb ni9t
einen 6eler foten.@ @rispi erfldrte
ferner, baB bic &esiefung geneigt lei,
9anbelsgeieai6aften 3u iubDentiouireu,
bic i6 in Sibs Wmerifa nieter3ulafen
eebdGten.
pr Gbamberlains 9ufen . Mebiain
1T beriibmt megen ibrer prompten unb
ptrflamen Sur bon 0uften unb @rfdl=
tung. Die f9limmfte grfdltung fanu
bur6 elm paar Dozen 6iefes Mittels &c.
boben tperben. Gum 8erfauf BET st.
@obn & Co.. s. 2alteper & Sobn unb
allen Druggiffen.