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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
An Art-LOving Empress.

To the Empress of Russia is largely
due the spread of art throughout the
Empire, which is one of the most re-
markable characte ristics of the present
Cars reign. She is herself an accom-
plshed artist, having been carefully
educated by her father, who, before he
was King Of Denmark, earned his living
by teaching drawing and painting.
The Empress, who is devoted to the sea,
has painted some remarkable seascapes.
Her style is delicate and finished.
Mcissonier is her favorite painter. She
once spent some hours almost daily
for fourteen months in copying his two
masterpieces "Porte- Drapeau" and
"Fumeur." The copies are admirable
reproductions of the originals. Before
his marriage the Gar took interest in
art, but it was only after his union with
the Princess Dagmar that his taste
become educated and purified. In the
midst of the reign, enthusiasm for art
has brought respite to his mind. The
reign of the Emperor Alexander and
his wife will be memorable in history as
one in which the artistic education OF
the Russian people virtually began.
Twenty years ago the Academic DIES
Beaux Arts at st. Petersburg was the
single arbiter of the fortune of artists,
and its cold OfliclalIsm opposed the
development of individual talent. a
few years ago some young painters
emancipated themselves from it's
thraldom and formed a society
of their own. The Academy
denounced the proceeding, but
the Gar and the Empress, recognlz-
ing the value of an association which
would spread a taste for art to distant
parts of the Empire, patrOniHcd IT from
the beginning.-Aelc York Tribune.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
Woman ard PhilanthrnpN.

lime was when woman = sympathy of
'rt ram away with her Judgment, and
iscrjminating charity defeated its
lrpoev. But the woman who felt SO
Uch that she practically did nothing
.iot4S to the past Ii is for the
Nuau Of to-day TO avoid the opposite
.ignWc, that of doing SO much that
4 feels nothing. To what extent a
FRY medium is being reached, wit
r. the women on hospital and charity
buds, conducting vast mission
hrmes: controlling institutions for
&c, Of every sort; thinking, planning
the good of the ignorant, the
.rtched. and the wicked, side by side
~ hand IN hand with men. Good work
longer let's her III 10y sutierance or
tchcs icalously her growing power.
the contrary. ne scheme for the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01

FTr sat and looked at the busy editor
far about fifteen minutes steadily
Finally he yawned sleepilg and re-
marked: "There are some tnings III
this world that 60 without saying
IT know it," snapped the editor,
..bnt there are too darned many. things
that say good deal without going
P;onppy Press
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01

GRow1ER, when asked what he con-
sidered the saddest thing in life, said he
was always miserable W hen he had a
big appetite and nothing to eat, and sui
fered terribly when he had plenty to
eat and no appetite ElnlT0 Gazette
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01

Tn all bronchial, throat and lung
affections, lingering coughs, splitting
of blood, weak lungs and kindred
ailments, the discovery" effects
the most marvellous cures.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
February 18th, 1880.
MEDICAL ASSOCIA-
WORLDS DIsPENsARY
TION. Buffalo, N. X:

Gentlemen-A remarkable case has occurred
in our territory. J. N. Berry. man about
sHe tried physician after physician, patent
medicines, home receipte-in fact, everything;
He went to a noted sanitarium and returned
no better. We all thought he was dying with
consumption. and only few weeks of life
were left for him.
He commenced Golden Medical Discov-
mend. He has used about two dozen bottles,
and is still using it. He has gained in weight.
color and strength, and is able TO do light
have listened to rather suspiciously, but when
we see it we must believe it.
It has tre5led our sales Of Golden Medical
JOHN HACKETT g. SON,
Druggists, Roanoke, Ind.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01
a NEW nISGOYERY,

yvTDD'S GERM ERADICATOR. Positively Cures
ria Parasites Microbes and Animacule in the system,
which the prominent physicians in convention agreed
was the all disease The air. water, vegetables
and fruit full of these imperceptbe to the naked
eye little worms causing caarrh, consumption, dia-
betes and Brigh disease cancers, tumorS, and all So
called incrbe diseases. tNever known 10 fail to cure
consumption. Catalrh kidney troubles and syphilis
per gallon store jar, sent anywhere on receipt of
price G.. O. D. This is the only genuine articles all
Others are DANGEROUS cOunterfeits. Sold in Milwaukee
BY DRUGGISTS Hunter fSrUG Co.. IS Grand Avenue,
wholesale and retail.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-01

WHY does this man stare SO? He
is simply listening to the marvellous
cures effected by DIR. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery.
The following case illustrates:
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-13
THE UNIQUE
AND
THE USEFUL
PERRYS.

What more comprehensvely expresses the
meaning of Unique and Useful" than TEA
GOWNS and WRAPPERS 2-Ours especially.
Now, a TEA GOWN to be attractive must pos
sesss graceful originality that makes it differ
kills the effect of both. Itmust be dainty COM
bination of delicate shadngs, harmoniously
moulded then you are showing TEA GOWNS
Their useP A hundred fold. You will find the
occasions when they seem to be the right thing
IN the right place constantly occurring. You
Will only wonder how you got along without one
so easy.
with high shoulders, full sleeves, and Vatican
backs-the very latest pattern. See these, or
The All-wool French Challis at 3l5, $3.50, or
SIS. All Challis, or front of Surah, or II con-
trastnlg color of Cashmere let in. These latter
Then the Cashmere Ones with fronts of the
same or combination, $3.50.
Striped Serges, with matching shades of CASH
Lnsn %nI LaYp glsited and embroidered,
Punjaub, trimmed with embroidery, $780,
Plaid and Stripe Satine, neatly embellished with
Fancy Striped Ginghams at 50, and so on down
to tfr,1 the everyday Print Wrappers in no end of
In ne, looking ok iit at these TEA GOWNS and WRAP
PERS don't do it as though they were mere COW
erings There has been an artistic taste displayed
There is another UsefniNsK4RTs"a they
must Tighten" with the season. We have the
summer weights ready-and you ought to be get
ting:
Striped Seersucker, with box-plated ruffle, at
| S5 cents?
| Plain Blue Seersucker, with side plated ruffle
| and three rows of white braid, at 81?
Black and white. black and gray, striped, with
| double row of ruffling, at 81 and $1.25?
Black Brilliantines, with fold and ruffie of the
| same material, at $3.50?
Black Brilliantines, with deep knfe-plaiting,
| at So?
| Gray Briantine. with fold and ruffie trimmed
with two rows OF velvet, at S3.757
SPINNER SILK, with three pinked ruffies, at Sl5 ?
a fhof is hat 10 iNt in
novelty and low in price.
We shall expect to hear you asking to see
| these. We desire you should.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-13
THE SUNDAY HERALD. SUNDAY. APRIL 1a 1890

Smith, Miss Speed, Mrs. Deering, Miss Grace
Davis the Misses Ernst, the Misses Window,
Miss Green, Senator and Mrs. Frye, Mrs. Walt
hail. Miss Walthall Miss Butler, Senator and
Mrs. Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs Pollock, Mr.. Won
Mumm, Mavroyeni Bey, the Chinese Minister
and suite, Mr.. Sato, General and Mrs Breckin-
ridge, Secretary Ilalford, Count and Countess
Sponneck Senator and Mrs. Morrill,, Senator
and Mrs. Hoar, and Miss Swami.
There were many notable social events in
East Washington during Easter week. Among
them was the grand military ball at Professor
Betts's dancing academy last Monday evening.
The hall was beautifully decorated, and all of
the many that were present seemed to vie with
one another as to who was enjoying himself
most Professor William G.. Belts had charge
of the affair. The capable management of him
self and corps of assistants was widely com
mented on, for, while there were more than three
hundred guests in attendance, the affair was so
arranged as to allow plenty of space for dane
ing, and avoided uncomfortable crowding.
The various military companies of the District
were largely represented, and their various col
ored uniforms helped greatly to make the ball
room a scene of gorgeous splendor. Aside from
the military companies there were several So
cal organizations present. Among them was
the Cameo Club, which attended in body, and,
as usual, added much to the merriment of the
evening. The followingis partial list of those
who were present on the occasion: Misses
Sophia Holmes, Ida Bromfeld, n. Callan, NJ.
Murray, Annie Evans, NJ. Allen, j. Brown,
Williams, Day, sandford, Pumphrey, Talbert,
Manning Herfert, Davis, Holmes, Hayden,
Sparks, Sweeney, Ella Mcknight, Nolan, Cor
inc Tyler, McFadden, Spalding, Baldwin, Win
kelman, Marceron, Manderson, Ada Atkins
Mrs Professor William G. Belts, and Messrs.
j. Frank Coleman, William f. Hlnllel, Will
liam Greenwell, NJ. McQuade, Richard Edelin,
D. s. Hughes, c. Brady, E. Stoakes, D. Har-
dester, w. Stanton, W. Beaumont, Hammond,
c. IIultz Professor j. Proctor, Sergeant Lewis,
of the Navy; William Mantell, J. Madison Ober,
and William Freydon Lacey.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-13

The latest and "nobbiest"
thing in suitings now worn in
New York is the light home
spun cheviots, in mixed,
striped, and over-plaid effects.
| have just opened an elegant
line Of them in about a dozen
patterns, and although the New
York prices are $50, S35, and
$40, I shall make them up in a
stylish manner for SIS and $50,
and guarantee their fit and
color. See them.
c.. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Expert in Trousers, cor. 9th and streets N. w.
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&er;Itsrerba1Slltnecn.

9S al en- q eri d) t. - (&or BEN Slid
tern ytnoiap, Sans uH6 GbwGrOS.J &Ou=
mad)t sur SoIllt.edung be5 5cltameutS oOn
TrauSiSta NbenOlt)eH nurOe ertbetlt al
2.n0reas Nberold)eiu; 0eSgl BON Glilubetb
90. 2(oam5 an Galuin lSillIam8; 0eSgl. Don
Glilabetb Sage al Gmiie u. Yage &oll-
mnd)t sur &ermaItung oe5 ltahi0iitS bon
Sarab NtcNec erbtelt SumeS DtCRte; oe8=
gleid)en BON Satbariue SCnniIon u. u.
Nu0oun.
Common YIea8s @cri6t.-C%or
9ti6ter 9ufip.) 9taplor gegen Die Maryland
State Grange Il. !. ~, ;uuor beridltet, Ser
bitt aui $455.15. SoGn y. Simmer qeQen
2lOolphuS StOrd Il. /. 10, Sdaoeuerat3z
fiage megen Seid)Gbtgung bon Gtgentbun,
ndt beenbet.
Superiorr Seridt - (Sor Gitter
Ybelp8.) gS. S6miot gegen bic 8ebGrbe
Der 2icenS Gommiidre, Slage nm GrlaB et.
mes Oianoamu6 8efe6lS, ourd) meld)cn Die
Seb0roe ge;muugen merocu iol, Dem Sid
ger cine 2Sirtbi6uftS gicen; Su ertbeileu,
uor9er beriftet, nld,t beeuOet. Der EroieB
miro beute fOrtgeIett.
Staots @ert d t. -(Scr 9fidlter Sur.
lan.) Gnof gratt gegen ben Mapor mn
Staotratb bon Baltimore, lppeuation in
Se;ug AMI Sen 9urdbrud Der NcGuQob
itraBe, 2lntrag auf 2lnnuiltrung SeS &erfab=
reuS Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GommiiiQre:
oem Outrage luuroe fattgegaben mo oGa
Serfabreu annulllrt. 6reoerid Z. OQrriicu
Surf) ieinen naditeH Sermanoten Geo. s..
6arriiou gegen Die Peoples 9ieroebahas
0eieQihaft," Seroift fiir Sldaer auf S25.
Safob Sdamberger gegen Magor II. Stao,=
ratb Don Baltimore, Appeuatou gegen ben
9ur6brudI Der SreoarOitraBc, inter Ser
hnuhlunu
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SarIea nno fein 9ind) feline @ntidlei=
Smna nbcr o,e wsiteriAntternoe 5ragc Der
fStthrerieiaft Nrr rNSnfint,aIiitcnrarfci.

onb oil, ,. SeSember. - Die Hartet=
Gonfereni DER irtlhen Nationaliiten murOe
beute iort9eiept. Seine Serihteritatter er-
hielteu 3unitt. GS eyiltirt mn wenig auss
id)t, baB bente cine Gnti6eiOung erSielt
merOeu wirO. gSGbreuD bes $ormittagS
muroeu perItieOene 9epei6en Der 9elega=
ten in amerita uerleien, unO s. S'SellD
belt cine 9fcbe III @uulten 8arnel's. 9lls
fd Die GOnierenS na6 Der Miittagspauie
I'M 2 llbr pieber periammelte, beantragte
8arnea Serta9ung, nm ben Ntitglieoern
Die SetbeiIigung an Der Debate iiber Die
sluette Seiung Der Qanpbia im unterbanie
Su ernlf 9liden.
Der antra9 fiel bur6, uup elm anberer,
BON 5oiepb gtOlan gemadter SOridlas, Die
idwebsnoe 6ru9s su peridisben, bis Die
@iitglieper Die 9luiidten ibrer Gonititusnten
erfabren baben, uno Die Serbaaolungen
bann mad Dublin III uerlegeu, rpuroe mt
Al gegen 30 ,Stimmen permnrien. 9ie
Sebatte bauerte ben gauseu gta6nittag
iiber tort, nno peranlabte bauf9e bisige
3un9sn9efedts.
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els ssaiid)er perbaitcf.
9crpidcItc Gririnalgeid,id,te aus Reps@prf
Sin Iad,ipieI sm oem ratbielbaiten
EcIbifrtpro iii llpufers

glcm- 0orf, .. Gtssmbcr -Gerriu s.
Gunner, Der GuuOeigentbuu5- Spetulant
Don 9n 1OS, Sroabmap, melber in Ser
biuounQ nit Dem gcbeimniBuJllen Selbit=
morD zines ManneS, Der ltf inter Dem
9tameu SEQ. Smitb I'M v@ettD 6ouie" I'll
DouterS regiitrirt bate, hdrTig genannt
murDe, lit beute megen 6Glihpug perhaitet
moroeu. &ctanntlid ioentifi,rte Gunner
Den Selbitm0rber ais letnen ISreuno SaS.
O. Cigar, eineu reid)en, englfden Gbemi=
fer, uno Der Seroad)t erbob fd, DaB Der
Sobte uid)t perIenige mar, fitr peld)en ibu
Gunner uuSgab, unO baB eiH &erluf) Sur
Sedminoelung eiuer gebenSierlI6eruugSz
@eieuidait uor!iege.
9icier &erpod]t hat iId) jeff ais begriit=
BET berauSgeltellt, unO man bat crmtttelt,
ban Gunner i'll Der pOfinung $500, 900 III
crid,minbeln, cine 6Gllfung tsgiug. SEQ.
Sniitb begiug an p. Sitobet uatboem er
iid, ;mei Sage lang III oenl errdbRtcn 6otel
ouiQcbQlten, SelbituorO ougb Ginucbmen
BON Ntorpbln. Gtlid)e Sagepater erifien
Gunner i'm '0otel, lbsntlii}rte Die geid,e
ais Diejenige eineS 6reuuots Cigar unO
erSdbte cine lange @eI9id)te, III ueld,er er
anoeutete, oaB Der Manu nuht Selbitmorp
beqtnQ, ionoeru eiuem g$rbredlen ,un
Spier fiel. Die ieitOem BON Der Boli;ei eiu-
qeleitete llnterludung bat MN in Der Ser
Raftuug Cigars reiultirt, Teood fino Die
nGbercn llmitdnpe nod ntdt tbetanut.
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Tad,ipcDcn Der 6cl0flemmtc.
Ser Sauf Ganif lit philadelphia 0IudliGt
mberitanpem. 9antfauiment in gSis=

HbtlaOelp bta, ,. 9e;ember. - Ser
Inbrang Ser @ldubiger Der pSegitone=Na=
tional= SGnt" bauert beute in unperGnOer=
tenn Graoe fort. Sd)ou Dor 10 llhr mar
cine Nienge Dienideu Dor bem GebGnoe
ucrIammelt, Die iid) bel Der Gr0ifnuug Der
5hiiren naiienbaft hiVein orQngteu. Gin=
ncn ucntgcn 0ttnuten mar cine auS 500 bis
400 Terioneu beiebenne 9iebe Qebiloet
9llle Gildubiger, meld)e 800 uuo 0aruuter
III foroern hatten, murocn in Gourant be-
Sablt, mdbrenO alle 9ielenigen, Oercn Sorz
Derungen 500 Iberlttegen, 500 IN SaargelO
II. cine Gnmeliung ouf baS r&leariug 6oHle"
fiir Den SRclt er9lelten. 3lele 9lnmeilungen
merben III TO!9e eints init Dem v@learings
t0oHie" gctroHcneu arrangements Don it
genO elmer Sanf hOuOrlrt. 2SQbreno bsS
9tohmittug8 perringCrte ilh Oie 3obl Ger
EeriOnen, meld)e @clO perlangten, beoeu-
teno, uno Die Santbeamten gaben iidJ Der
t6oiinuug bin, NaS Sd)linnlite iiberItanoeu
Su babcn. YrGTbent Wtarib tbeilt nit, DaB
mebrere groBe Geld)dftSbGuier beute an
$4,000 in ser S0nf beponirten.
9tad) 3pei llbr b6rte Der Sturnlaui Der
9epoiitcrcu gGniid) oui. Son 10 llbr beute
friib bis , llbr 9tadmittagS wuroeu cirta
1925. 900 auS9eSablt.
gSeit= e uperior, SSi8c., =. Se;.-
9ie blciige uSaHt Of Commerce" idlOB
beute III Solge eineS am letten 0tittmo9
begounenen SturmlaufS ibrer Gldubiger,
Our6 melt)e ibre 0epoiiteu Don 10000
auf etpa $468,O 900 rebu;irt murbeu, ibre
Sbiircn. Die Stuotbeb6rbe bate &23O,O00
in Der Sant bcpOHirt, lit jeoot Our6 Gau.
ton iltergeIeut. Die attipo ser Gauf
iibcrtcigeu Die Yaiilpa I'M eiu Seoeuteu.
be5, uuo bic @ldubiger merOeu giitltS oerz
lieren. Inter BEN 2ftipa befiuocn IdJ
$500, 900 i'll SbliQationeu eriter Nalic.
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@pioctse SpG,seitsfeter.

gfewzD orf, 2. 9eSember. - 6r. Gurus
gS. 6ielO unO ieine Satin ieierten beute
ben so. SahreStag ihrer an >. 9eSember
1910 su @ullfOrb, Soun., itattgeiunbeuen
tSo6seit. Inter anoeren Gratulationeu
ging ibnen Elm LANCER telegrapbiiher Slid
munid ans GugIaHb Su, welher pom 9erSog
pom 9lrgpa, Cir gSm. $. 9iuiiea, gS. 6.
@la6itone uuo circa 60 anberen hod)itcbenz
Seu aRGunern unter;eidlnet mar.
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slaOt Baltimore.

9ie bl. Sreuj> 9emeiuDe d1loB
geiteru 9lbenO ibre grObe Tuir, welde iie
ieit 0em Montag lester 2Sod)e in Der yGroB=
iraBeu=0aue" uerauItaltete. Der 8eiut)
mar leben Sag eiu poQtommen ;ufriebeu=
lteuenOer uno Die beOienenoeH 9amen font
ten iit nid)t iber 6laubett pe8 GeifGfteS
befla9eu. Die Sberleitung iiibrte neben
9feftor &. Gamer unb Sater 6anefe S0r.
Soiepb Gebring, Der @r6iiOent bes pSuo=
SaltimOrer Sergniigungs Clubs" 8eiou=
beres Sob uuO Auertennung peroieuen bic
SoritebertuueH folgenoer Glide: 6rau 30.
6aulitid (St. Soiepbs= Giit)), iSrau 5hereie
StaOler (bl. SreuS-Siid), 6ruu Sterbein
(bl. Samilienz8ild)), sri. Sopbie Sulier
(@onetttanO), Sri. 3bereie Sablmann
(Sanctuargz z5iit), SRI. 4nna Stterbein
(gSiirielitanO) uno 6r. 2ouiS SSebage Isl
9arrentiid). Der iiltereiiaute Gonteit ;luiz
Id)en ben beSen Srauereien Saueruldmiot
& Dtarr uuo u@lobe" pUroe Su @uniten Der
@riteren entitieOeu.
Die Ilttahter M lie. - Sn benz
Ifarrbauie Der ct. SafobuS 9eme;noe
iuurOe Qeiteru 9ibenh Die S6luBz 4usloo=
Jung Der mQ6renO Der 14=tGgl9en 6air KIM
eelaufenen @eIhente uoaiogen. 9tuf 9tuus
lHer 301 gemann Or. s. u. S6auer Die
goloeue 6erren Saitenubr, auf gir. 900,
6rl. Otaggie Simmel Die gol0ene 9ameu=
ubr unO auf gir. III Sater 6iole 6. 2. 9.
81. cine iilberne lbr. Die 9amen pom
yS6ubeugels lsSii6" perloOiten nod folgenbe
@ei6enfe: Elm Nlbum, qewOnneu pon 6rau
6artel; eir &iihenofeH, gewonneu BON Sri.
@brilt. Diet; spei SelgemdlOe, bon Sri.
2lnnie 9ieb; ein SopbafiiieH, BON Sri. Suz
nigunoe Diem, uuO elm 6aB Dabl, BON
Srau Sobanne S6agemann. 9a5 prdd)=
tiqe 8ferb nebit Geidirr un0 einem Suggp,
bic AGbuaidine un0 nod einige anOere
pertbpole Sa9en ioQen crit ipater aHSge.
loot perOen.
9ie g tulbebOrbe trat geitern nm
llbr abeuoS, ;u ibrer regelmaBtsen Git
;ung inter Sorts OeS Erdnbenten Sobu :.
DiorriS 5uiammen. Sen 6auptt6eil oer
Gtbung nabm cine ldnaere Debate iiber Die
4nlteuuug elmer oeutihen 9ehreriu, welte
bel Der Yriiiuns iniOIge porberse9angener
Sranibeit nidt bic oOrgeldlriebene Rorm erz
reidte. lpr. Solep BON her adten 9Saro
srlGuterte in ldngerer 8epe, baB Die englits
Oeutide Sdule 9tr. l3 im Selt iehr HOtbs
weupig nlebrers peutife GebrerInnen benSs
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apbert :. sincolr, ,par atid,t Sabet.

@btcago, ,. 9es. = 9l9tb 9obt. E.
2iucoln, Der amerifauiid)e @eiauote BON
Gnglano, beitreitet Die uer6Hentlt6te 2luz
gabe, OaB er am leeten Samltog 4benO Der
Don BEN irtiden 9ele9aten perantalteten
$eriammnng beiipobnte. gr ia9te, er babe
cine GtnlaOuuq OaSu erbalten, alleiu leine
Steluug ais @elanotcr Don @uglanp niiroe
natiirlid) cine annabme berlelben III elmer
SaftlOilgfett gerad)t bGben. 6r. 2incOln
tebrt geaeu Gube bteles @tOnatS na1 9on=
hnu slriif.
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Sin Seutid, zoitreid,ifd,er eanoelspertraa.

9Sieu, ,. Oe5euber.-@raf &olnotp ers
0fiuete beute Die G0niereu; ;wii1en ben
Ditreif) =ungarii6en uno Den oeutihen 9ele.
gateu sum 3luede Der Screiubarung zines
oanOelsuertra98. Gr iagte, e5 eriltire quite
9lusIidlt auf Die Grrelhung elnes $1an6elS=
llebereiutOmmcu8, weld)eS nit ben politi=
Idleu Seiiebungen beioer 2dnOer i'm beiteu
Siuflnuu iteheu merDe
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Sur ssriIs in Gnslamo.-ausIid,teu auf DEN
Indtritt @IaoItpne's GIs IiberaIcr Sah.

-SbsrIt g. 3. Stewart, elm Sruoer
oes Sunoesienators Steuart, 1T N Gutter
Greet, Gula., einem Stla9anfaQe erlsaen.
= gouis Gbobes, GbmarS 3Qnlor nn0
Stemart Booth, prei Soblenaraber. aerie.
then porgeitern abenb bel Semitlen, 9a.,
auf ihrem Seimmege bon Der 9rbeit inter
Die 6Gber zines .3ugeS Der ,soIt,mpre.
SbiosSabn." Rboees une SopInr murpen
sstOptet unb Stswart iawer perIebt.
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eeIipersfoM's sbatisfeit aIs epiom.

Yart5r ?. 9eSember.-Ser fiirjlid) bier
ermorpete ruiiiide @eneral Sellpersfoff mar,
mie jett betannt piro, .3eit eines Qebens
Spion i'm Sienite Der ruifiideu Gebeinlpoli=
sci uno bat ourd) ieine i6madpolle 3bdtigs
felt nidt weniger, ais $4,000 Yerlouen,
iammt nnb lonoers ppolitiidJe Serbre6er,"
in bic SerbtnnIna naa Sibirien selaIdt.
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Vermiid.cS.

9leprdieutaut 9luorews pon MoIiaduIett8
bat cine Siu i'm oauie eiugebradt, mcld)e
9(ObwoQe, &Ohlen unO GiienerS uuf Die 6rei<
liic iett.
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SIM 3eit I'M Stem Dortcr I6aicu licgeuoen
braiilianilfen @ei6wabers, uuo Der braIiz
lianii6e Geianbte 9r. Salente, erid)ienen
beute in @elellifait Der Scfretdre 9laine
uuo Sracn i'm SapitOl, mo perbradlten
enpa cine Stunbe I'M 6epraientantenbauie
unb i'm Senat.
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s3nmabmc ecs lit Sirfulatiun bcfiusIid,eu Set
0cs Mli0 Naarporraths i'm Gdlntiamtc.

YIN I'M S6dtamt nn89eorbelteter Serid)t
er9lebt, baB bas III Grtulattou befnOlihe
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mabrenO beS ndnlliden @iOnats I'M 81 ,2Sl =
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noten uno Solbmiin5eu, biejeuige beS 8aorz
porrotb5 I'M Sdagamte Oagegeu aus Gil
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aesublifaniidle Vropaoaupa in spueup.

Der 9aa9, ?. 0e6ember. = Sett Dem
Sobe beS S0nigs gSilbelm babsn Die bols
IdnDiden 9tepublifansr cine aftipe Yropaz
9anoa III Sung geiert. Gine Menge repubs
llfaniider 8lugitriiten 1T bon Der Yoli;ei
coniissirt luoroen, uuO Die Gegierung bat
jekt enersiid)e MaBnahmen sur Sefanlptuug
hpr Semeouu0 eroriiIeu.
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GrtaGtmmaeu uuS sGmerieu III Oct Snng
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