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GEO.C.FLENTC CO.,
PRIZE FOR AN EAST SIDE THEE
They DONE Often Get n Chance to Pick Up
BagruI OF Cash so Easily.

bAgtul OF CoNh so Easily.
Henry G. sonborn OF Sc Clinton street Brook
Ign. is one OF the collectors FOR the BudweisOr
Brewing Company OF Franklin avenue. Brook
Ign. His route Is In this city and he was going
over It yesterday. He had a light wagon and a
boy OF 1G to drive and hold the horse for him.
He was also provided with leather satchel.
which he was supposed to wear slung by
strap from his shoulder. He did not carry it
that way. He thrust it under the cushion Of
the wagon scat and left the boy 10 mind that.
as well as the horse.
He had been on his ronnds fer some time
whom he came to the saloon Of Philip GReRer.
3o3 First avenue. He collected .24i.33 from
MIR. Gaeger, and. adding this to the sum AL
ready In the satchel, he thrust It back under
the cushion apd drove on to another saloon on
the corner OF Seventh street and Avenue B.
When he went into this place the,e was about
$1,000 in bank notes. silver and checks In the
s3tcheL He got some more money IN the last
satchel the satchei was gone. The body OF tho
buggy was OPEN and 1t was possible for a per,
got the satchel. Mr. Sonborn believes that he
was robbed that way. His 'ather. 1t Is said, Is
a rich liquor den!er in Brooklyn; The checks,
OF course. are yalueless to the thief. but there
was good deal OF cash.
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A General Breaking Down.

After suffering for years from a general
breaking down of the system, and after trying
various proprietary medicines without recoiv-
ing any benefit, | commenced taking Swft's
Specific IL. s. 81 by the advice of my physician.
The medicine benefited me In every way. /
Increased in flesh, my appetite improved. and
my general health was better In every particu-
lar. do not hesitate to say that 1t Ia the best
medicine have ever tried
MAHALEY TuRrrN, Oallr0l City Ind.
TTSAtiSS on Blood and SKIN Diseases mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta Ga
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House or Representatives,

In the House. Mr.. Mckinley REP. Ohio, from
the Committee on Rules. reported u resolution
providing that the House shall proceed i'm
mediately to tho consideration OF House bill
1881 tho Silver bill, and that the considera-
ton shall continue until Saturday at 3 p NJ,
when the previous question shall be considered
rs ordered. The previous question having
been ordered on the resolution. forty minutes
debate was allowed.
Mr.. Bount tDem.. Ga.l had no objection to
the time limited for debate. but he was informed
ago, Weights, and Measures would be allowed
to offor all the amendments which were nd
INVISIBLE under tho rule OF the House. When
these were offered there would be left no OBJ
portunity to the minority to offer any amend
mont. There would be no opportunity on the
part OF the minority to ask tho House to vote
on the free coinage OF silver. At the Republi-
can caucus last night there was much discus
sion. and 1t was necessary to whip in the
friends OF free silver BY means OF this resolu-
Ton TWAS 4 wicked, shameful outrage on the
minority. There were many mon On the other
sslde 81 the chamber who would vote Tor
freeilent was III accord with tho secretary ~
teS, Treasury and both were in accord with
and the enemies OF free coinage the icuTSii.
Sans Th0 favored free silver were driyen TO
a humiliating sight TO nm American citizen. II
the majority and the President Yielded TO- the
money power, the masses OF the ps0plo would
SWn Interests. 80 ''''''
Mr.. Bland Dem. Mo said that hero WAS no
nuuot that large majority OF tho House was
IN favor OF the unlimited coinage Of silver in
order 10 prevent that fact from appearing on
inc record II Tas PROPOSED u gag every Demo-
GRAZ In the House and many OF tho Eeruh-
ncans. Every gentleman who voted for this
resolutlon voted aga INST free silver. The man
VINO lhd not manhood and indepehdenCe
enough 70 stand IN against this gag rule was
~ unnt Representative.
4. MIR. Cannon Raw ILL., said that the resolu-
uoh was simply proposition that under tho
rules Of the House tho House should proceed
A. once to consider u bill ut great interest To
inc country. ine minority could offer every
amendment to the bill that they could under
the general rules. Tho minority witch was
row clamoring for free coinage had held the
House IN tho Forty-ninth and Fiitie'h Con
EIess, but had passed no bill Tor FREQ coinage.
; Lhey could not now TOOL the country. or even
MI, springer Dem, III said tina, Demo-
VEaVe house passed a free coli aVs bill that
IhS senate limited IT, and that the llogsD was
HHo'Een 10 accept that Limitation. Ii wa Vetoed
"a hayes anu passed over his veto flo want
az % can The attention OF the county IN the
nv inal tbe situation was thls-ihnt no
Smn Jbnumeht was % q Asrcd 10 tho bill ycent
81 ~ ~ mgr he luEgvsl. u b. 10 Charms
VIZ committee. ho denounced the action az
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The Grand Lodge OF Masons discussed yesterday the
plans fer tho new Masonic Home at Utica. Finally a
resolution was adopted approprA,ing $4,000 FOR the
erection OF tho building SIS 900 for extra work and
concentration The Special Committee on Halls and
buildings reported In favor Of tho plan submitted by
Fuller Go. Of Albany, but the report was not con
armed. and Tho choice of design Was left to tile
he reelected officers were installed and the Grand
Lodge adjourned TO meet again IN annual session
second Tuesday in June. 1871.
III tie afternoon the BOARD Of Trustees Of Halls and
AByluihs met ana organized AS follows; +. H. Harper
President: A, Goodwin, Wee President. id
Stewart Treasurer, and George Hayes Secretary.
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A. o. II. CouvsutIOp,

WATERBURY, Conn. June 5,-About 80 delegates were
present 70 DAY representing nearly every town in tho
STATE" at III" A. q. H. Convention Macs was attended
this morning At o'clock in the Church OF tho Immacu.
late Conception The Convention opened at 10 O'Clock
IN st PAtTiCk'S Hall The report Of State Secretary
cunningham showed total gala IN memDcrshp during
the past two yoats OF bSe and nno diytsOps
been organized Tha total 6ership OF the staS 10
e4hDD Papers were served on tho treasurer in suit
brought BY the widow OF the late Thomas lieAeY for
4AO1 The following oueors were elected State Dele
gate John u. Murphy of hOrWichi state Secretary D..
cunningham OF New Haven; State Treasurer p. d.
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Or. Paul Gibier Of the Parteur Institute received
telegram yesterday from Dorchester Ontario physi
clan saying that patient Of has WAS bitten on May 10
by dog which had Also bitten animals that have since
shown symptoms Of rabies DR.. Gibisr replied that he
won'd undertake the case. hut he thinks the patisnt
WIN reach him TOO late for the treatment develop its
bekt results.
A Rhode Island man has written to DR. Gibier that A
dog hit him two and he IL terrified nj the
sight Of dog he dogs in his dreams and hIa mind
runs TO dogs on the most inopportune Occas!onA Dr.
poIO his mind " ~ ~ - ~ Wa
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y. l.. n. Bariow's Property at Auction.

An executors sale at auction Ot tho horses carriages
and harness. poultry and live stock belonging to the
late L. NJ Barlow took place yesterday at tho Barlow
country seat on Long Island sound. two miles from
Glen Cove. There many OF Mr. Barlow = friends
And nsighoora az the sale Fair prices were obtained
The family carriage horses and Mr. Barows st Bernard
and water spaniel were bought IN Nj Hare Town
send Barlow. The sale will be con ludrd day, when
acoloction Of orchids ToseA cAmolas and palms and
pineapple orange, and banana plants viii be sold.
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Tho Nornaun,a Start. Eastward.

The new HAmburG-Amercan steamship Normannia
sailed yesterday morning on her first trip to Hamburg
with sos passengers Capt Iobich said he would make
unusual effort to create new eastward record. Tho
best run to Southampton made by the columbia in Dc.
tObeI last 10 u days Ia hours and IT, minutes Among
McIAne Hamilton Prof and Mrs Tharies s. Taintor
Nj and Mrs ~ Palmer, Baron r. Rosei the swedish
Minister 20 MoNico and baroness EOScn lr. A. jacob
Mr. and Mra ] ]. Q. Cnttier. and John Jay Knox.
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Are You Sick?

II so. It would be well TO ascertain II your
blood Is in good shape. II your blood is wrong,
you want s. s. s. tsWifts Specihc,. the great
extormInator of Blood Poison. Do not be I'm
posed on bv dealers who tell you that they
have something Just as good. 1t is not true.
There ia only one S. B. s., and there Is nothing
like It,
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At meetng Of the Chamber OF Commerce yesterday
resolutions passed requesting the President to
bring the matter OF the recent overflow OF the Misst
sippi River before Congress- with the view OF taking
some measure to protect the lands adjoining the river
from future inundstioH This committee Sppointed
10 20 to Washington in the interest Of the movements
IhAulCeS pspew, Cornelius n BliSE. e. H. Ami
down. John sloan, 4. Foster Higgins John H. Innau
II. wilson. j. Edward blIhlnons, and ThOS various
Mr. Louis windm Keller road resolutions declaring that
tho Mckinley bill Is wrong in all It's details and should
10 passed under any circumstances. Tho rSsolu
lions were laid on tho table
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uahu,a vic No. 1 Get. a divorce.

Judge Patterson OF the Supreme Court has
granted an absolute divorce to Ida NJ Hahn
from Henry A. Hahn, the young man who. I'M
der the name of John II. Wood. attempted sew
couple were married on Ian. 30, 1884, and IL Is
alleged that Hahn abandoned his wife on Feb.
22. 1894, and has not since contributed 10 her
has been living with Josephine Dell at 1870
Madison avenue WHORE, they were known as
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Wood; Mrs; Hahn will as
sume her maiden name. Ida NJ. Hioks.
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ArehItoetural E1h,bItrou at Colum.ra.

The third annual exhibition Of the Department of
Architecture OF Columbia College opened yesterday In
the School OF Mines The exhibit is the largest ever
gwen each cAss being represented 10 its GDo"ia work
~ drawings designs and original worg, There are
fTee-hand drawings ana wa'er COlOrs by W. Anlrew6
!. q Colion, T. " Hewlett q. N, Anderson and H. D.
kOhn The committee III charge of the exhibition con.
sists OF IFof y Hamiin. HOI,orary Chairman;
samuel w. Andrewl u Chairman Hermann BehiOn,
LowndrA William l.. ThOrne George q. Totem JT .
~-N"FN'
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E1.Mnyor sporty. Indebtedness.

NV HAVEN, June 5.-The examination OF eX.Mayor
L. W, Sperry, who was recent 'cIared bankrupt was
begun day tho Probate Court the attorneys for tho
creditors trying 10 hud out what had become or tho
moneys the eX Mayor has received. The Mayor was
trustee for the estate Of Sara l.. HUI and there Ia
belonging 10 this estate which the Mayor conld
not account day lie sad he thought he rouId
for tho amount after he had rNnmiuel his nc
counts II developed at III" inquiry that Mr. Sper
ry about $45IUuto tho Local banks TO hiS
brother Postmaster n D. sperry. and S2GNU or IN ore
10 Joel A. SperTy Tho hearing Will be continued next
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Ohieetn to "Hrass A1uslc.n

This letter was received at sanitary head
quarters yesterday:
10 the sanitary Sup rirt,rd,rt
In the house 40 Az West IS At there 10 young
man who does nothing all the every ten or fifteen
minutes but blow brass music and very annoy.
inH tho people around tho for think some hing
ought to be done 10 put stop to It al Please about
It Respectfully tenant in house nearby and sickly
person.
The Sanitary Superintendent Dr. Ewing de-
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ing every nerve for
months past to secure
the appointment of
William J. Taylor, his
close personal and no.
litical friend, aud even,
1t is said, went so far
as TO threaten to aban-
don all active work for
the Grand Old Party
should Mr.. Taylor be
put aside. Besides,
Col. Balrd's business
engagements are so
extensive that no one
L. AAUlI Iva
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Matt AIorgan's FuneraI.

Many wslLknOwn theatrical people were present A.
The funeral OF Matthew Morgan, the artist and car.
toOnist in the Church OF the yesterday
morning The KeM Dr o. lieughton oficiAted as
sisted ~ Father Prescott The body placed In q
yagiI N WoodlREL, where tho Masonic service WAS
held by George Washington Lodge 3S5. II was Mr..
horBAns desire that his body shond be cromAted but
y mas ret yet been decided whether his Wish shall be
carried cut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-06
Flnea COR VloIaNng tLe Rottle Lan.

Charles L. LOCKER agent OF the State Boilers Asso.
citation made raid upon retail liquor dealers on We'd.
nsSday night in YonksrN TSrrytOWn DObbs Ferry and
Mt Vernon, and arrested twenty persons nsRlectng
to return empty bottles TO the owners whose names
ssitsd Inc prisoners we're taken before Justice Taylor
found ~ their possession Tho nn,s ranged from 81 to
S2u each.
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COUNTY CIerL Conror Unaented.

TREEroS, June h-chsf Justice BeHsley read an opin
ion to day in the contested election in hddleseS
county which has the effect OF ungSAung the Demo
gIAtc County Clerk FAriok Convoy and OF putting In
MS place the Republican s0utsItAnt John II. CoHGST.
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aRooKLYN,s NEW POSTMASTER.

NE 10 Col. Andrew u. Baird, who Tried
Hard 60 Get the once for Another Mas.
The appointment OF Col. Andrew D, Baird By
President Harrison to succeed Joseph c. Hem
Dirk as Postmaster OF Brooklyn proved
genuine surprise to the Republican statesmen
OF that city OF both the Woodruff and Baldwin
factions. Instead OF being himself n candi-
date for tho Office Col Baird has been strain
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Summer Cruise Of school of Whales.

The BTitOh bark UnRnim1 from Port SPAN passed OF
HAlterA1 on Monday lAlt big school ~ whales frook.
AAaspeuuhE, Some Of them were Of unusual SlES.
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R.--SPECEAL,
Ridino academies.

EQUESTRIAN OUTFITS; Illustrated catalogues trea
Il WHITMAN SADDLE co. lIs Chambers st
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Representative Darlington to-day reported
to the House from the COMMITTED on Public
buildings and Grounds thu, pill providing for
building for the use OF the United States Mint
IN Phi ade!phia. AT n cost not exceeding 81, OOO.-
900. The bill also authorizes the sale at public
or private sale OF the present building used for
the mint when the proposed new building is
com Dloted.
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llnO JfinOor.5

mmfaugl eager, mel9ss biem greiteugras ic ha8
gagcs geebcn bcFe 9g ms Die becn Sneaer ber gS
Bcreuen fGnncn, seeE Set as aIlerblg 9a lteg
rbsu n ea'eu berfansa abaaaselFen aun nn4iei
as bemnte Gunnrcutsn rs fBabsen eabnbHter. G5aa3b
;Ihu mir unorc ga ubss fu 0ei9a lit bcr Stno ;u
bbren bsginnt iBrcu bier etuise meug nn aH5bieBen
ucuns at Die Inn nu5lHea 9ngr, Wele ton &nnern
aerua.n lnere in 3u ober orei SHdrn
ub uaFsfsit nno bic @ree III Stanntn etenon
neog he. Bun NJ III gen baben w e35taus
fenh ir bis IL ru bic Pree nn g. $500 $
S3 $3.50 S. $3.50 Sc. $3.50 s. $3.50 3d. $3.50
$40, $1O50, $l1 Sl2 SOe bieir Sa5lsn rePaai 9a
nraniirte uueaget an bnfe b bic gtuB sner n9en
bsrulru gtrse gtbtfe Iaswa gb 9ts mas fanuIbg
aub gr bier n f6nusn S pGrcn Go sl sic oas
SeTr rtaltcn.
M baben lr6cn
Saeuus Communion Confirmation anigm 1n 8 9aun oa5
Die endse 5ma it, weHe oeniben en spea
2i mein 9anol ucrtaun frsens bpsen ug U
retgi5e bun eoiam, smssua far
3med ni9e peresl brer 8biam Grf
baB Spiel anss un9 nar ra9sn n Sir
fmn Snar6 uspab ganspOQeneu
Gmans Nnsdae far 6Bee anaten, e lan9e 8n
tagn cben Dollars Tang Gents ib6 GnFrmuOn
ansg ba turaau nat iar, bic nasn pate Dap Gtepia
Mnslee braus Fneen, 0eic
id sIouben Gbat bu bic Dbrbt SaOfs
Snoben uuO &irpcm bes 6iudr tcn &u 5emnSaQn mobilize
Sa bel n. S @ fit aaes Garnte
Bis 20 8rcnt bnn9en be rPselm9n 9a @iaft n0
auserIfcner autl nIs Die gambler lie in 9dnOn sebnbt.
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@!ae sseDse tt1 SeGas4u7s tetsz
GtmmeI.

Ghicagot 30--gfdrS. - Sm y6imma"
Sulpb StmGtuiurth8, oss ,@blitu8" Der
untcr TEN gt0men Sedmanntten betauuten
Scfte. 1T cine 6eboe ausgebrO1eu, neil
zfpelniurtb nitt Sugeben Mil, oaB Srau
Narp 0toee,s aus Chicago bic Uiutter gua
III. Srau 9tOgers bcaniptuht HQml,d1 ebeulo
bsiimmt, wie Sdlmelniurtb Der aui @rOen ;u.
ridaelehrte peiiano III isin behnuptet, bab iie
bic auf'S gisue aeborene Niuiter Ots Dtenlten.
aeidledlts lei. Stuelufurth III miitb no uno
6snunslrt Srau 8ogers als Setriiqeriu. Die
glrtere it bon &odfcro oem 6anptauartter
Der Sefte, nah tbrem iriihsren lSobaort, Der
Sbtcuaoer Sorltaet Safe Sielu, suriidaefshrt
mn broht iCtt, 6rn. Sdpsinfurtb megen ans
astliheu llnterlaieifs Don @sloeru Der Setts
sertntlif su bslaneen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-31
Ser 8atsr fglat oeus Snnae.

Seriep @ttp, us, so. Wdri.-Gin
piuldbriger Sobn hes &apitGuS 5. 4Beterion
pom Sd)nooucr g0iiuRle" fiel geferu bel Der
Selmerfte gu gluf Som's Sslano iiber 8oro
uuo ertraut. Die geidhe muroe Qufaefuuoeu,
uro am gbenb fam @optGu 8etcrlon bierbtr,
Inn Gorfebrungen fiir Die Seeroisuug III tref.
icu. Nls er OIL Der Serisp Apenne oa8 5eleiie
Der @entralbabn" trcu5te, puroe er pen eiuem
3nee iiberiabren uno au9cubidlid get0otet.
Eere 2etteu liegen lett geiiern 2(beno nebeu
elnonDer in Speer's 0torQue, all,iu erft beute
crmittclte man, oaB DIE 5wet 8ooten @ater uuO
IL. E,.,S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-31
gsnhIea IN 4etsaaal.

2iiiabor, 80. Mar3. - 2i6D2orbaecn.
wObleu iunocn beute aueutbalben III FCyju8al
iiutt. DaS Geul,at 1T nod nid)t 6etault,
mhCfCr mcroen beoentl,dle Bahlframaue ooa
Ter dlcOenen Bnntten bier gcmcIoet. 81. De,
putlitautr ur0 6Ortidrlttler batteu ilA bier III
ytfabOn oegen Die ,,Nirfautben" ODER ,,p1z
htOtIid)eu" @anoinaten Serpa Btnto, &aiil=
los, 2nOrabe uuO @aroOio ucreiui9t, Uuo Die
getterln muroen aeidllQQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-31
Sin bStttfGer Gasttpfsr uitterl
GrGGu0egs.

@aIparGiiO, 90. Rars. s.-@iae 9ep,'
iGe aue ancu0 ueIbet. 6ob Der am 80. Sas
ruar uou 9lpoe IN Sdottiaab na9 8aIpaz
retIo lbgegauasus brltIiGe 9aupfer ATTN Of
9ben" 100 Wt,ileu BON otr Slite auf Der
S0be oCu Sree Nuntes uutereegaugeu III.
9t,rSia DlitaIteoer Der RaunlQait uno Al
y fIaglere retteten fa auf bier 8ooten.
Sedairba ter @erettetsu fine Al QuiQou gez
lor6et uno brlugen bic Rilrttt ttber Die
Salcfrepbe. ga1ere @tateInsstteu fs5Ieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-03-31
Sur grbet.stbssueaune IN europa.

Sur grbestetbst1eGune IN gusopa.
gRieu, %. 0lGr;. - 1ie an Der Station
0Gbwg, SIepermart, bsbieuitgteu auQeaclltsu
br SUlbatu bJbln Die Albeit eiaSeicllt Die
llIjadc tC5 SttiTee llegt III Der llr3ufrieoubul
cer &tUte mt ben BON Der Sa9u geroiisusu
&laIilniOno8z Seiilmmungen.
Epu0Ou, 20. Dt1rS.-SH 6teitacr Staot
fu0 10000 z Sd)ubmad]er all cen Strjf2 ge=
garpCn. 3IrCd Der Strifer 1T, bic 0&ater
81 5uingCn, i5re 2llbeit III bc'on0ere 5abrlt3e'
bGutcn, ilatl, ME beber, in oeH @ObHungeH
ber 2LIbCiter bQIteuen 81 laNeu mo 0aourdl
0a8 lp9en. =, SGDiB-" SpItem abiuidITIcn.
&lltauieAO Grubcnarblitcr in DURHAM
iiro nit Der ibucn iuI3lld7 beluiut9ten 5=ptO
SlgngCn yObnubDbun9 nItlt 3uIrteoeu Uuo
b0btn bCId}lOdtn, eiue Deltere yc9uerb0bung
uoH % pGt. 81 Ueriln9Cn.
Sine GloBe 2lH3abl Der au5ftdu6igen 0of,
orbCtcr in EiUerpODI bat Die Arbeit mieoer
au1aCnDmmen.
Yta0rto, 20. 0ldrS. - Sn @atalonieu
iIn0 10000 Nabrfdrbeittr auSgetan0 Il.
3piidm OCu 2Cltern Der otrifebGlpaguug rtno
cen TobriibeIiBcrn baben beute sum 3made Der
6lrbciiiaruug eire5 4usgIeides llnterbQno
uugCn itattgefun0en. Die Strlfer 0erbaIteH
fdl rubia.
SerIin, 30. M}Gr3. - Die @t9arren.
6abritanten BON Jtrrnhauieu baben me9cn Der
III melt gebenDen 6orOerunBen ilrer Irbelter
beu Getrieb eiugefellt. 1900 Arbetter rn0 IN
Bolge bCiien arbeltsIos.
3ie 2llb;iter SrganiiatiOn BON Saarbritdcn
uro llmgegenp fOroCrn Die &er9lclte threS 9t'
ttrltte8 ouf. eintE olgemelueu ztrltt altet lbrer
&oleqen In 8eutldlano ;u inIcsnIren, I'M Ole
6rci!aIiuug ihra8 GertreterS gSarten5u erlan'
gCu, melder fur3lic] uerbaitet puroe.
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- Die Soblengrdber 81 ct. Slot Ituo fir
h0bere gDhne ausgeifanocu. Die &tute Der
benadbarteu ,3efen oroben ebenfau8 nit Ell
nem Strtfe urO grOBe 2lufregun9 hetriAt.
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ftorte8 aEardl1iideS @ltment OertGHoet itb
uuter zen StIliern.
1srtrsaVS afrtfeniTde Seitbuuasa.
2tiiabon, 80. 0tar;. - Da8 rSor-
nal oe GommGcio" 0er0iientlitt ben gSortz
laut ce8 Sd)rllttud8, III neldenl Ole Utatolo=
los lhre Intervening unter bic pOrtugieiiiaeu
Gch0rbtn formeu betdtigen. Die Stugebore=
neu aebCn ihrcm Seonueru IibCr Die pom tbuen
ucrufte 0tebellton AusbrUd uno erfldreu,
boB fe gu bcridben uOn eu9lildeH a9enteu
ouiaerer3t moreen ieteu.
Gta Sabusu8 ia aIamHea.
Beter8burg, %. 0tdr3, - Sn Der
9dhe bon Satum aerleth elm aus nhtunoz
breBig, nit YstroleuM belaoenen gSag9ous
beiiehenber 2all,ug in Branb uuo muroe
ooll dpbi9 eiH 9taub Der 6lanmen. Oret
Reionen hao auBerberl bel bteler 9ele9enbeit
get0ntet nor ben.
Der Srtsa tn Sabnnssn.
Baris, 80. WGrs. uSemps" bat
IadrriGten aus Ouhomep, laut pelten Sberif
6erll bic @lnseboreuen augegrti1eu uno ans
ihrcn SteQuugon an @uensfuiie osrtrlebeu
bot. Sbr Yerluft mar heoeuteue.
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@aS Maaenasnaep iahen.

8r. yEcn tbeiIf iiber bas perelnbreden bes
Stnrmes Solseaoes nit: v@iue buufte, bll.
Ioui0ruig geftultete sBolte, beren @use trt D.
terariis ft gar @roe teraoientte. bate fit
BON isrieitiseu uier oes Ohio genahsrt. Der
gBGlfe entiuhreu uHnuterbr d en- vi isfrabieu.
bic pie feurf8e Stlanseu aus Der DnnteIbeit
bsruoriprahten. llebsr ben fling hiau q
HiirSte Der Eoruabu, bte Boaen ces Hlnfies
niie aufpe,tfGelo. @,n furftbaree @,st0e.
steids eem 8cuen Don tauieao Bapusiiaeu,
tte tber e'ne eiierne Bride biupsstofieia
beeIeitste tis nues,!itmansgrs a8plty soa
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q a ii oe 1T Gornao 0.
gu|.aunuuss arbeitsu In gcuisUius.
Gprrtstrte stnew esr opfcr-

Bic 3abi der suatem auf ca. 100 reOu,irt.
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Der arfsa In Sahn nteti.

9aris, 80. WGrs. - u5emp% bat
giadlridten aus Dahoulep, lnut peLdlen Sberif
8sr'llon bic @tnseborenen ausegrtntu uno aus
ibrcn Ste0uugan am @uenefuiie osrtriebea
bat. Sbr 8erluf mar hebeuteue.
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gersusaps afstfeatfhe seHsuHaea.
Gta sshnsaa ia aIama.sa.

Beter8burg, %. OtdrS, - Sn Der
9Idhe pon Satum gerleth elm aus ahtunos
hreiBlg, nit YetroleuH1 belaoeHeu 2Sa99ous
befehenner 2allSug in Srano uuo mnroe
tollrdrbig eiH Gaub Der 6lanmen. Oret
9aionen Rnb auBerben bel oteler gee9enbeit
Qet01tet poroeu