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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17

CSrisf bss Sern gnifOr 6. 6. @iBpSfTsr.)
Mein liebsr Serr 2entes
2IuS ben bffentliden TasesbIdttern
erfabre i'd, baB Sic bic gbre baben,
8oriiBenber Der ,,4norOnunsssP Perios
men" (Mrransement @omite) 3u iein,
unb ba elmer 8sftimmuns berieIben bins
f1tIi9 Der ettpaigen Mebreinnabmen
bieie benz ,,suten Sirten" sufalIen foIs
len, fann i9 ni6t unterIahen; mein
@rfaunen bariber aussubriiden. SD
bebaure bieie MaBnabmen iebr.
50 tpsit tpis ib bic Seier beS ,,beuts
i1en Cages" auffaiie, ioa bieieIbe cine
@rinnerunssfsier unO 9aritelIuns beuts
i6en @eiites, beuti9er &raft, beutfder
8eIinnuns, bsuti6er Sr5mmiefeit fein,
benn mir Deuti6e ftir9ten @ott unb
ionit 9temanb, = gang 8lei4, Oh mir
nun SsraeIiten, 86miI9e 8atboIifen
ober iper tpeiB mas fiir ben 9rDteitans
ten 3usebDrise iinb !; gang sleiA, Oh
mir Mboptibbiirser ober 9eborene in
bielem 2anbe iinb, obne llnterf9ieo Der
SteIIuns i'm glrbeitssebiet bes 2ebens,
aud obne llnter16ieb Der fIeinitaats
Ii9en Sheen, mir fommen am beutiben
Sag ni9t aIS 8aperu, S6paben, 8us
6enier, Preuben = mub ober Obne =
nidt ais Stlbs unb Norbbeutide, iOns
bern aIs Deutf d e ;uiammen, bon
Oenen es beiBen fOa
80 tpeit bic beutibe 8unse fIinst
limb @ott i'm Simmsl 2ie6er iinet,
OaS lit beS Deuti9en 8aterIanb,
$40 @i6e idpBrt Der Druid Der Sanb,
$50 Trsue bea bonn Auee bIibt
limb 2iebe iparnt i'm Ser5en iitt.
Das unb nur bas 1T fir mid bas
s6eaI beS beuti6en Cages, bies 8Iut
fog bur6 ttnisre Qbern flieBen = es 1T
@ermanenbIut, baS mitssboIfen bat
frif9, from nj unb frei AUDI
;u bisies 2anSes 9r6be unb Madt.
@arum aIfo ni6t ben ettpaiseu 8eins
ertrag Der Seutiden SADIE nibmen {?
g8ir baben 8ereine unb 8ereinIein ses
mug uno iibersenuS, bic i.4 oft um uns
terSeorbnetsr Dinse ipesen tobtfeinb in
ben Saaren Iieeen, tparum nidt einen
eroben, lber allen itebenben 8erein
9riinben unter benz Namen ,,Deuti1e
@eielIi9aft," beren 3tped bic rlnters
fttbuns Der unb beS Deuti6en auf
beriAiebenartieen @ebieten 3ur SoIee
bate. Ssbe beuti4e 8ir6eneemeinbe,
ieber ionitiss Serein f6nnte bur9 8ers
treter bieIe @eIeaidaft ausmaden, bic
bann bur9 einen Gusi6uB itre, reip.
Der @eIelI9aft 8ortbeiIe tpabrnebmen
f5nnte. 8orbiIb ba3u tpdre unb fbnns
ten bic beuti6en nnteritiibunsss@ s@eieas
I&aften in gletp gorf, BbilaOeIpbia unb
anbern StGbten iein, bic burd ibr buns
bertidbriges 8eiteben ben 8epeiS ibrer
NGbIi6feit seIiefert baten.
sSebt iIt meines gra@tens Der 9eits
puntt bafiir ssfommen, Oarlm 0li4el,
6u Deutider, auf unb ans @erf; bic
3raft baff Du ba5u, tperbe lie Deiner
nur betpubt un6 Du Ieiiteit @rObes.
SIN Der SOffnuns baB Sic, Serr 2ens
tes, meine bona fide Semeinten 8Orte
ni6t perarsen, aei4net
Wlit Spdadtuns
@. 6. @iBDdffer 9fr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
SaS xbal abmdrts.

SabInruilIe. = Safob Stump bat
cine &eiie na@ Der S4peis ansetrsten.
- 9as Subrtperf bes 8dders ar6ie
8opc tpurbe am Ulittipo9 Na9nittas
an Der Ninoofa 8. & $. 8reusun8 bon
Der 2ofomotibe bes Buiiasiersuss8 gee
truffen unb bemoIirt. 8Opo unb 6aS
Pferb entfamen unperIebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
Ser .0entifbe Sag. Z"
Die Teier aeT&ert.
0ie 8eme9uns 9etuinnt an Tint
fang unO fein 0euti9er @erein
bon 8ebeutlln9 ipirb feblen.
gir pOGIen isin elm sinis Bolt BON Brit
bern,
n3uIammsnbalt" 1ei uuire eciuus imuisr'


gBir pUlIen itin elm einis Bolt BON Brit
bern,
v3uIammsnbaIt" lri unlrs eoluus INNER.
bar
(Sff3islIsr 8rriGt bsr 8srbanbIunsfn pom
IeBisn Scnutas.)
8eraoEenen Spnntas Mbenb UNI 8
tbr fanb bic General 8erIammlunS
ber DeIeeaten fur bic Seier bes ,,beut'
iden Cages" am 6. Sftbr. ftatt. 9ies
ielbe mar trUb beS 8esentpetterS iebr
fart befu9t. 9ladbem bic 8eriamm'
lung erbffnet unb bas PrDtpfoa BON Der
bOrbersebenben 8eriammIuns perIeien
ipar, ipurbe auf Intras beS DeIeeaten
Sobn 2enteS ber 8ei9lub in @iebers
erpd8une seaosen, ipeIder beiBt: ,,Die
Parabe fou am Gage itattfinben unb
na4 berfeIben fann Elm ieber 8erein
bineeben, tppbin er fpil."
gta6bem Der 8oriiBenbe beS Nnorb1
nunss Committees, Serr Spbn 2entes,
in elmer IGneeren, ernten 8ebe beipies
len bate, tpie unst IN ed m s / 9 unc
nj d. tSbebeutenb bic 8arabe am
Gage iei, unb feline @orte nit eroBem
8eifaq aufsenommen tpurben, entidiet
man ii9 fir einen SadeI3us am Gbenb,
slm &atbbaus fol- cine 8ebe in en9s
lii6er Sprade bon feiten uniereS ses
ebrten Serrn 8irsermeilters 8ebuIten
iperben, fir bic beutihe Seitrebe 1T ber
Serauseeber Der ,,&eabins Boit" Serr
&ofentbaI, en9asirt.
5erner lou elm patriotiS6eS 2ieb bon
benz Sansen antpeienben beutI6en 8us
bIifum nit NuiifbesIeitung geiunser
tperben. yiad Der 8arabe beriammeIr
ii9 aIe DeutI1e in Der Nuiif Saue,
tpoIeIbit Elm beutf6es SamiIiens reip
8olfSfeit sefeiert ipirb. Dort iperber
bsrIdiebene &eben sebalten, ernite uni
beitere 9eflamationen, Wuiifs uno Sc.
ianssbortrdse II. (. IN. eeseben.
Sotpie Der IL. Wtdr3 ber Seittas be,
SrIdnber, Der a. SuIi Der Seiertas De,
glmerifaner unb Der 4. 9lu8ult Der bei
Sranaoien 1T, 70 fol Der 6. Oftober bei
Seiers unb Seftas Der Deuti4en ieir
uno bleiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17

(8risf ppn Stru 8. 8. appff. gBit er iG bic
Gtisr bss ttutI6sn SGsss esnft)
@eebrter Serr 2entes!
Sn @rtpibsrune Sbrer freunOIiden
9eiIen erIaube i'd mir, Sbnen SOIsens
6es mit3utbeiIen
Soil bic Ssier bss 9eutiGen Cages
cine ansemeine tperben, b. 3. unter
8etbeiIiSuns bes eeiammten Deutf9s
tbums fattFnbsn unb ben setuiinidten
@inbrud srSieIen. 10 parbe i'd bic su
pdbIenben MuHen96re auf patriotiipe
2ieSer beIdrdnten. Niit einem @bOr
bon bienei9t 50-75 Sdnsern Idbt ii9
feline impOnirsnbe @iltuns ersieIen,
unb Der eisentIi6e 3tped elmer 8OIfss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
0ie Gpunth Gair.

Die 2adapanna Gountp Sair tpirS
am %. Sept. erDffnet unb e8 iinb be'
reits sabIrei9e @intrdse fur ale 9e'
partementS semadt tporben. Die @us'
iteluns bon Sriidten unb Obt, &in6s
bieb unb Saustbieren beripridt beiier
au iperben, als ie subpr. 9ln Der Renns
babn unb ben @ebduIi6feiten iuerben
DieIfa8e gerbeiierunsen unb 9tepuratu'
rem sema9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
aatarrb Fam niAt furirt tperSen

bur& IcfnIs Npplifatipnen, ba fe ben SiB Der
8ranfbeiten nidt nrei&en fTnnsn. 8atarrb
III cine 8lut> pber Contributions. 8ranfbeif,
iinb nm Ts su bsilen, mtiet Sbr innfrIiGs
Ssilmittel nebmen. SaIl's Satarrb-Sfur pirb
siusenpmmen unb plrft bireft auf ba5 g It
unS bic i6leimise Sbera66s. SaIl's 8atarrb
Sur IN ftht Auadlalber Mebi,in. Sie
purbe ieit Sabren bon sinem Der beisn Nersts
bisIes 9anbeS 1t.prbuet unb III elm rfgeIm6Bi.
aes 83syt. Sie beifebt aus ben bfNsn Be-
tannten Gpntea, Serbunben NIT ben belftn
gIv'.. 1ssmitis!t bic birsft anf bic
S4Iei .pos. lGlye pirftn. Die pp(lfpmmene
gerbinbIng ber spsi 9ffanbtbsiIs III es, mas
fold .sunssrSplle ReiuItdt bei ber SeiIung
BON 8atarrb berpOrbriust 9abt Gu9 .3sus-
ni0e umlOnii Idifen.
8. 8. &beney & CO., Gistntb., 60
IsbO, 8. gsrtauft Spn apUtbefern, prris rs
Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
00tel=l1cbcrnahute.

Dem teuilGen pubIifum unb Htintu I&psi-
afr Grsunben erIaube i'd mir bisrrnit ansusei-
gen. baB i'd bic Wirtbi&aft bon Sy GOnrab,
SO. 1913 8enn &benue,
iibsrnpmmsn babe. SD perbe nur bic bsftn
Speifsn, @etrGnfe unb @tsarren baIten,. unb
bsmiibt lein, bur1 rstIle 8fbienung allen &c.
rsGisn anforberunesn su entiprs&en.
Senrp pprt tienflub.
10 Msin @siGGft als S9isferbsdsr fiibrt
i'd ME bisbsr fort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
Sunmcre.

- Ser friiber in ben bieiieen Werfs
ftatten aIS Summeri6ieb anseiteate
Satob 8einer itarb bUrIeBten Dienitas
in @bicaep.
: Sin @ortsefe9t sipiiden ben
SIoipaden Sobn 8onuh unb 9enrSe
Soneo an 9tiIep's Batb am Sreitae
Mbenb artete in Tbitlidfeitcn aus unb
SoneO berieste bem Bonu6 einen Mefs
feriti6 in ben &Opf. Ser Tbdter tpurbe
berbaftet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
@ert9boaes Gigentbnnl
Az Oerfaufen,

3it Oerfanfen,
Der SintsrIafsnf9aft br Sera. 6 Gatbartns
S@abt aussbBrsnb. DafsIte bsfsbt aus
ben fpIssnbtn StrtGen:
2 Cots an @ariUnfrase stpii&su @ycmins
unb @aibinstOn, 40 bel 1862 SuB jur aasy.
Got an NariOnfraBe 80 bel 1852 Gu6.
Got an @Ycmins sIps., 40 BET 2O2 SUB.
7epts an @bams @sey tsbr 40 bel t62 SUP.
Die @Obnbauier RO. 1409 unb t4it San-
bsriUn gpeuus In sutsm 3ufanbt nit eOts
ie 46 bel 232 5uB.
Saus unb Got NO. 41O OIissfraes, stpii&tn
WyOntine unb WaibinstOn.
Sbisss Gissutbum pirb untrr stniissn St-
binsuusen Oerfauft bon
Gbas. Srppp, Grsfntpr
AIS q. WaIbinstpn @pt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
u a d ruf.

SOIhts 8inb QB0 SObttnirGn,s peben,
&ube lanft bic gum @jfridt
RfuerbiIbtt sirff Du aufrrIfrbrn,
SrrIi6, aber unf9uIcspcIIfr niRt.
llfbsrI9psbt'if Dn.ia In btG'rf 3pnsu,
GngrIn, Dfinfn 8riihfrn, su
llnb brneibtnb ipiinlhsn DRiIlicnen
0oattsn mir 10 fur; etIebt ME Du !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
Staot= aub S9nltteuern.

Die DupIifats fir bic Statt. unb SGul-
lieusrn fur 1891 ilnb jsBt in msinsn Sanbsn
;ur Gplrftipn.
gIae am 1. Rppsmbsr 1891 unbsablt bIsi-
benben Steusrn perben tinem Collector iiber-
eebsu uub Elm Srafaufl9Ias barauf sena9t
pit bas @sleB pprl9rstb..
R. O. 9rpptS,
36,9 SGaBmfiftr.
Sffirsfunbtu: 9 @Orsens bis 5 NaGm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
OanfIaauma.

8ti Der uns pibnfabnnen SeimluGung
burR ben !3cb unlertS stliebtfH ainbrs lasen
mir 6rtunbtn, NaGbarn unb esibtrasenOrn,
ME aud SrrH paifpr Gb. Sang fir eeltIi&en
1rcif bsrilt6rn Danf.
Gubpis DaubertsbGufsr
unb sSrau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
Nerne6f nicI,f.

oab man jeoeBeit bic beften 8ortbeiIe beim
Saufe bon Safden. unb 8anoubren. S6mud'
ia6en. Silberluaaren ,e. bel
Tre nj an
erbaIten farm. Gin 9robsr unb eIe9anter 8or.
ratb Der neueften Mufter. auf Die ioIioefte art
berferti9t. fortuabreno borratbig; ale per'
fauften artifeI neroen garantirt.
2eparatureu an llbren uno Sniue'
len miro ipe3ieIIs aufmertianteit 9eidentt.
SO miro i'm 8efddft beutf d
9efproden.
g. 0B. Treeman,
8I6ler .BIod, Gde Nenn abe. uno Sprueeftr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
Nus sem pberen Shale.

Ser 8ersmann Sobn 6. @riffitba
tpurbe am Dtitttpo9 in bem D. 9.
SobniOn &obIentperf in OIppbant burd
einen &Oblenfal 70 f9per berIeBt, baf
er am foIsenoen Gage itarb. gr tpar
48 Sabre alt unb binterIGBt cine Srau
unO stpbIf &inber.
(GarbOnbals Gorrrlppnbsus.)
= Gin Staatseonbent Der 2obal
&nisbts Of America finbet bieie @o9s
bier ftatt unb eS iinb ettpa $50 9eIe'
Saten anipefenb.
= Gine gpibemis, ipeI9e Der Grippe
dbneIt, 1T bier aufsetreten. 9aS Sci.
ben besinnt nit 8opfpeb, glieben unt
Gusenipdfern unb febt fi9 f9IieBIid
auf Der 8ruit feit.
= Die @erfe beS Serrn Sen6rid
baben in ben Iebten sipei Sabren einen
8ruben Gufidpuns senommen. Die
alien 8auten iinb 6ur6 neue eriebt unb
bic 8abI Der 9lneeiteIten 1T bon II
auf 200 erb6bt ipor6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
Neicbcrt
cJnluelier : 0eid)dft,
0alleD &ams 8lDG.

Gei@e ausuabI BON sOIOensu unb flberuen
ubren, Wanoubren, Silberwaoren, @inge.
Yroheu, 8orftefnaoeIn, unb iiberbanpt elm
poIftau6isss Eager bon allen in mein Gad
einf6Ineenbeu @aaren.
Reparaturen bon Saideu. uno gBano'
ubren, S9mudI laden etc. ueroen bsner uno
piinttider beiorst, ale ionftpO in Der Staot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
Mit beifen @riiBen Serbleibe i'd
Sbr
Sreb. S. &opff.

SD mBdte nidt unrerIaiIen, su Bee
merfen, bab meiner Gnii6t ioipie Der
9lnii6t bieIer 9eutfden entipre9enb,
bic glbbaItuns Der Seier unb be +
Barab einfdIiebIid am VI beno,
anitatt am Sage, cine unsIeid fpirs
funesooIlere fein iuiirbe, ba bann 9iies
manb uerbinbert pdre, baran tbeiIsus
nebmen. Offen seiust, be5e id srObe
8ebenfen biniidtIi9 elmer imponirenben
8eranitaItuns am Sas e.-SeOen'
falls perben in unfererSpesiaIberiamms
lung am Sonntas Nadmittus DeIesas
ten ernannt tpsrben, bic ben 8erein in
Sbrer 8eriammIuus am @benb bers
treten. 9. D.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
3tpet SGufer

su Ssrfaufsn. Das cine an eufe Stra6s, tn
2ittlf Gnelanb bas anbere an pauI StraBe,
in Petersburg. Rdberes tsi 9lIprmann But
termann, 10. Narb. 3O,ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17

OrnCfsMrbeiten ieber Nrt in bel
,8 4eRbIatr Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
Gnsen S9impff,
NSrafttfcber 1tbrmacber,

~ 317 2adapanna 9lpenue.
sat itets sineu bibIden 8orratb bon BanS
unO Snidenubreu ubTentetteu, 8uiennaoeln
Ringen. @eidmeioe perfdieoener art II. I. no..
uno becient Sunoen reel unb piinftlid.
ReparatIlren an @ano. uno 8aidenubreu
@eidmeioe eOer art. unb ale in mein Dad
eiufdlo9snosn 8srridtunssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
SNGbtfen nerlan0t.

Gin iunsss MG6&sn fir ausfmstns Saus'
arbsit. gia63ufrasen In 1214 8ins Strabs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17
8eneft 8aa

- unb -
9luSipieIun9 eines S6lueineS,
- abssbaltsn in -
Sranf Medpler's Sale, petersburg,
+. 9ienltag, 30. Sft. 1891,
3um 8enefia bon @punb DeftIer,
Sidsis, 25 Gents.
Sidtts gum 8srfauf bsi R. .. Sreiubure,
9pbn 8Iitr .nahn, Saepb Stdrt, Peter 6unL
r., Grsb. S6parL Geo. 8rsy SCltpb Dams,
6ranf Medh'er, @eorse 6arbtr, 9atob Saafrr.
6jsp. S6uil f., SbOmns U. gUuus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-17

feier, elmer nationaIen 8srberrIi6uns
unter Tbeilnabme bes ean3en sros
BEN 9ubIifums ipiirbe nidt errei6t.
lin nun beiben Gbeilen, bem DeutI6s
tbum IotpobI ais aud bem ipecifif1
an.erifanii9en BubIitum 8e6nuns su
trasen, tptir6e i'd empfebIen, am @ourts
bams bas bon DubIep Bud arraneirte
unb fit Srdefter initrumentirte ,,Sters
nenbanner" unter WtuiifbeeIeitung 3u
fnsen. Ser Tert lit beuti9, unb
bic Welobie, bic uniiono unb in Ssr3en
geIungen ipirb, ia aqeemein befannt.
Wann NIT benz Cert beriebene grems
pIare borber unter bic MntpeIenben pers
tbeiIt fpiirben, f6nnten aue Deutiaen
am @eiange tbeiInebmen. Die Sanger
tpGrbe i6 nidt ais gbor, ionbern unter
bas 9ubIifum bertbeiIt iineen laHen,
um obigen 9tped su erreiden. 8enn
Der Dirisent be8 Or9eferS (Serr
8utb p ben Tactftod elm tpeni8 bod
i9pingen, ober nur ben Inipeienben
baS 3eiden gum ginieben seben ipiirbe,
tpdre elm beIonberer Sirisent natiirli4
iiberfldfie, unb ib tpirbe auf bic mir
aneebotene 2eitun9 banfeno 8er5i4t
leiIten.
Gbenio augemein tpiirbe ib bic Seier
in Der SaGe beranitalten, atpei beuti&s
patriot. 2ieber (Deutidlanb, Deutfds
lamb fiber Iaes, Die Wa6t am &bein)
unb sum S6Iufe in eneIif d :
"My country 'tis of thee, aLIes nit
MuiifbesIeituns natiirli9, finsen lafen.
Bon allen 2iebern miibten seniisenoe
Serts Abbriife porbanben fein, 70 bab
elm Sober unb cine SeOe am @eiana
tbeiInebmen fann. g8enn Sic nun bes
abi6tieen, auBerb IN nod Gins
seInd6re iinsen su IuRen, 70 itebt benz
| ia ni6ts i'm Be9e.
glber mad ben ein3eInen 4nipraden,
bic bod an ale 4ntpeienoen seri9tei
| iinb, tpiirbe id aud Tile auforbern.
Elm patriotiideS 2ieb anSuitimmen, unf
ni6t MIR bic Sanger. 9aburb tpirf
bic sanse Seier Sl einem . oIfSfe 4
unb nidt gu einem SdnSerfeit seitem'
pelt.
9tatiirIid bin i6 nit ben entuOrfener
| SeitarransementS au ipenis bertraut.
unl au tuihen, Oh meine 8ori4ld8e MIDI
einieitise fino. Soften Sic babei
bielIei9t cine minblide 8eipredune
borsieben, 70 bin i'd eerne bereit, am
SOnnabeno glbenb BEL 8enfe, ODE,
Sonntas giadmittas in Der 2ieberfrani
Saae Gum 3 nbr baben mir 8eriamm'
Iuns) nit Sbnen ndber su bereinbaren
unb in bieiem Sale erfu9e i8 Sic, mi,
8eit unb Ort freunbIi4it mittbeiIen ~
poqen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-02
WE HAVE NO NAVY,
But Our Ingenuity Would Prevent Italian
Vessels Doing Harm,

WASHINGTON, April Army and
navy officers talked a good deal this
morning abOnt the action of the Italian
GOVERNMENT yesterday. They did not
.apprehend war, but nevertheless the
chance of an unfavorable turn in the
negotiations which might lead TO the
uninvited appearance Of the Italian feet
in our harbors was not lost. Commodore
Ramsey, in charge 81 the Navigation
Bureau Of the Navy, is the officer by
whose order our ships move from port
IN mort and are manned. His bureau
would. i'm case Of war. be the one to out
line and direct plans Of campaign in the
waters He was asked this morning
what was the condition OF our naval de-
fences. Said be:
GLOW many battle ships do yOu sup
nose we have? inst One-the double
turreted monitor Miantonomau-now at
the New York navy yard, and she Is not
completed. But one OF her tprrets IS
equipped with guns. However, by press
ing work forward we might finish
her in month. The old monitors which
fought during the late war would be OF
little value against the powerful battle
>hips of European navieS. The guns
carried by these vessels could send a
proiectile through one side and out Of
the other side OF any turret on the mon
itor fleet, which now lies below
Richmond on the James river.
We are building two battle ships,
but many months will be required
i'm which to complete them, and many
more 10 arm and plate them with arnor.
The armor has NOT yet been rolled. 1t
is Idle to talk Of building navy in a
few months. The views set out by SEN
qtor ingalls, In his naval article are GER
tainly not believed by himself. 1t Is
ridiculous 10 naval experts to hear
boasts Of repeating what we did during
the war. Then We were pitted against
people without navy and almost with
out the possibilities Of one. We swelled
our naval list rapidly TO over five hun
dred vessels. But what did they amount
to9 Anything that would serve as a
gun platform or carry gun was bought
or built
"Onr new cruiserS-aboUt dozen in
pumber-wOuld be OF service and would
be fought for all they are worth. But
they were never intended to stand be-
fore armored battle ships, or against
anything else than such unarmored yes
/ sells Of their own class. They would,
however. be useful to destroy the lines
Of water communication by which q
foreign naval force on our coast must
/ receive their coal and supplies"
In conclusion Commodore Ramsey said
he did not ieel that Aew York was in
| imminent danger, eV9n in the event OF
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RIOTERS ARRESTED.
THE LEADERS OF THg ESTRIEBRS BROUGHT
TO BOOK.
They all Give Bond for Their Future Lppsaranc. il
Confederation Of Labor Gives the Snk.n
Financial Backing That Was Needed
Operators Claim to Be boiBg Psrly.

PIrrsBuRG, PA. April The en-
dorsement OF the Federation Of Labor
has assured financial backing 10 the
striking cokerS, OF which they were
sadly In need, and several jubilant mass
meetings were held to-day. Some weeks
ago, the Hill Farm and Parish
plants at Dunbar, were allowed To
resume, but to-day all men were ordered
out. The Dunbar Company had posted
the hated sliding scale, and the men
refused TO work. A regular raid has
been made on the labor leaders, and to.
day. Several prominent speakers and
twenty-eight strikers were arrested on
the charge OF Superintendent Schoon-
maker Of melting to riot, etc. All
gave bond for hearing. In
addition to this Sheriff Nc.
Cormick arrested thirty-six riot
ers at Leith, all Of whom were placed
under 500 bail. a preliminary iniunc.
tlon against the Morewood strikers has
also been issued, though the Greens
burg officers are unwilling L. serve the
papers at present.
Operators report their works doing
fairly. Tonight the men are excited
over the report that Pinkerton guards
are to be ordered into the region IN adj
dltion to the swarm OF deputies now on
duty.
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English Press utternnces.

LONDON, April 1.-The st. James
Gazette, commenting on the recall OF
Baron Fava says: "If Italy is disposed
TO send her ironcladS to the Mississippi,
the Americans would have no ships to
face the Lepanto and Duillo for forty
minutes. The withdrawal Of the Am
baSsador is the next thing to a declara-
tion Of war, and was evidently meant 10
convey to the United States the nfor-
nation that Italy will not be tritfled
with"
The Star says: THE United States
are in an extremely difficult position,
though the lynchings at New Orleans
were justifiable. The withdrawal OF
Baron Fava is the easiest solution of the
problem"
The Globe thinks that the United
States have been taught vigorous les
son in diplomacy. They must learn
that they cannot ignore the old world
ideas.
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SUPREME COURT.
The Body AdJourns to Meet In wheeling
the First Wednesday in June.
Sne,,nl TsLa0ra,n 10 The RsOistsr

The Body AdJourns to Meet In Wheeling
the First wednesday in June.
Special TsIeSrGn 10 TIE REGISTER.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, April The
Supreme Court adjourned to-day to
meet in Wheeling the first Wednesday
in June. The following orders were
made today Minear VS.. Smith n Nc
Kinney, from Marion county, writ Of
error and supersedeas allowedi bond
$3.50.
Burns Bros. and Hoffman VS.. Morri-
son, from Braxton county, writ OF error
and supersedeas allowed; bond 5000.
Hoge VS.. Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, from Wetzel county, petition for
writ of error; supersedeas allowed; bond
$50.
Weolwin's administrator VS.. Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway, from Summers
county; writ of error and supersedeas
allowed. No bond required.
Kanawha Lodge No. 25 |. o. q. r.,
VS.. swan ct al. The petition Of Swan
for writ of prohibition was refused.
Kimports vs.. Rawson, from kanawha
county; petition for rehearing filed, and
consideration thereof postponed I'LL the
next regular term.
Swami VS.. Young ct al, from Kama
wha county; appeal and supersedeas al
lowed; bond, 5000.
Bansimer VS.. Fell, from Greenbrler
county: petition for rehearing refused.
Fowler VS.. Lewis heirs, (Swann'S APP
peal); petition for rehearing iiled' and
consideration postponed till the next
regular term.
Brown VS.. Sweeney, from Marion
county; petition for appeal refused.
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Ohio Insane Asylum Project.

Special Telegram 10 The Register.
COLUMBUS, o.. April THE Eastern
Insane Asylum project Is probably
killed. When the fight against the
Epileptic Insane Asylum was on. the
Eastern Ohio men helped the friends OF
the latter out and secured an appropri-
alton for il, being promised in turn aid
to secure the Eastern Ohio Insane Asy-
lum. This offended the enemies
OF the Epileptlc Insane Asy-
lum, chief among whom is
Mr.. Bense, Chairman OF the House
Finance Committee. and he has been
holding the Eastern Asylum bill in his
pocket for some weeks. Mr.. McKelyey,
OF Belmont, to-day moved to take ii
from the Committee, but such storm
OF wrath was called from Mr.. Bense and
his friends that, after hours OF wrang-
ling, the matter was dropped until after
the Senate acts on the Appropriation
bill.