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The morning call., 1891-01-04
Cuba's Needs.

MADRID, Jan. 2.-The Cuban delegates
have formally submitted to the Spanish
Government their conclusions as to the best
economic and fiscal policy for Cuba The
Government has decided not to publish the
report, for fear it might prove detrimental
TO negotiations with the United States Gov
ernment, looking to the establishment of a
reciprocity treaty rel tive to Cuba.
The morning call., 1891-01-04

the vessel and sent their surgeon on DoaTd
with medicines and fresh provisions. Noth-
ing since has been heard of the bark
The morning call., 1891-01-04
Fight With a Cuban Bandit.

HAVANA, Jan. 3. - Manuel Garcia, the
b-igand chief. was surrounded by troops
thursday night. His horse was killed and
ie was wounded. but he succeeded in escap-
hE Sixta Parela, Garcia's lieutenant, was
The morning call., 1891-01-04
Personal.

LONDON, Jan. 3.-All the press reviews
Of StevensOn'S South Sea Ballads are un-
kind.
Helen Dauvray has just arrived from
New York, but is reticent about her future
movements.
Paul Oeker of San Francisco is in town.
The morning call., 1891-01-04
CAUSED BY FIREBUGs.
Valuable Property in an Oregon Town Burned
by Incendiarists

Ss1-t<1EO]0 Z IUWU
by Incendiarists.
PENDLEToN, Jan. "a fire at Athena,
nineteen miles from here, destroyed block
of business houses last night The loss is
$4,000, and about half of the property is in
sured. The town narrowly escaped destruc-
tion, as the wind was blowing hard at the
time. The fire was of incendiary origin,
and is supposed TO have origiDated III the
Opera House. over a drug store. Ihe prln-
cipal losers are the Athena Drug Company.
Blum & Co., Mrs Cardin, Warren raymond,
90 new hotel recently finished was
dastrnvpd
The morning call., 1891-01-04
AEARSI'S ILLNESS.
His Friends Alarmed at the Condition of the
California Senator

California Senator.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.--rhe colleagues
and friends Of Senator Hearst are much
alarmed at his continued illness. He has
now been i'll for several weeks. and though
he occasionally rallies, his condition is not
much improved. He remains very weak
and his complaint, which is an affection of
the stomach and bowels, does not yield
readily to treatment. Moreover, he is sub
Ject to spells of depression that diminishes
his Strhngth
The morning call., 1891-01-04
The Daphne Sails.

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 3-The British man-of-
war Daphne sailed to-day, after having
been in port five days.
The morning call., 1891-01-04
CALLS FOR GOLD.
An Embezzling Bank Treasurer.

SToCKBRIDGE (Mass.) Jan. 3.-Charles
Willis, for fifteen years Treasurer of the
Stockbridge Savings Bank, is defaulter to
the extent OF SIS 600 or more. He Will plead
guilty. Willis is now prostrated at his home.
The morning call., 1891-01-04

FULTON On. ~. Jan. 3.-The oswego
Falls Tannery was burned this afternoon.
The loss is 100000.
The morning call., 1891-01-04
HAWAIIAN TRADE MATTERS.

The Relations With the United States Said to
Be Unsatisfactory,
OTTAWA, Jan. 3.-ColoneE Volney Y. Ash
ford Of Honolulu has arrived here to inter
view Foster, the Minister of Finance, on
trade matters, Ashford alleges that the
is ando' trade relations with the United
States have become unsatisfactory. He had
an interview with Sandford Fleming to-day
Huuolulu
The morning call., 1891-01-04
The President Dined.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The Secretary of
State gave dinner tonight in honor of the
President and members of the Cabinet.
The morning call., 1891-01-04
WORLDS FAIR COMMITTEE.
A County Organization Formed by Santa Rosa
Citizens.

SANTA Rosa, Jan. 3.-The Sonoma
County branch of the California Worlds
Fair Association was organized here to-day.
Captain Guy E. Crosse was appointed
Chairman, and set of resolutions calling
or tine PEOPLE for cooperative plan OF
county organization was adopted. com
mittee Of fifteen gentlemen and commit
The morning call., 1891-01-04
A SHAk E-UP.

Division Managers of the Union Pacific
Asked to Resign
MINNEAPoIIs, Jan. 3.-The Trlbune's
Omaha special says: The resignation oil
General Manager Meek of the Denver and
Fort Worth division Of the Union iacihc
road was announced here to-day. 1t IS un-
derstood that the General Managers ct the
other four divisions will be asked to follow
Meek'S example. There is to be but one
General Manager of the entire system ana
the divisions will be placed in the hand OF
the General SuperIntendents.
The morning call., 1891-01-04

ing the same girl Sherry called at tn g
house of the young woman last night, and
finding Smith there called him out and
shot him dead. Sherry fled. with mob in
pursuit. If caught he will be lynched.
The morning call., 1891-01-04
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
Two Persons Killed and Four Others Injured at
A Railroad Crossing,

Railroad Crossing.
NORTHAMPTON Mass. JAN 3-.The Cen
tral Massachusetts train at Hadley tonight
struck team, containing six young people,
on crossing, and instantly killed Henry,
son of DIR. j. B. Learned, and Mabel H..
daughter of Rev. Frederick A. Hlnchiey.
The other occupants of the sleigti-Charles,
son of Judge d. W. Bond, Edward Bond,
Fannie Plympton and Lulu Adams-Were
all badly but not fatally injured.
The morning call., 1891-01-04
A Federal Judge Retired.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The President
to-day accepted the resignation of Judge
William McKennan, United States Circuit
Judge of the Third Judicial District of
PENNSYLVANIA, who retired because of age.
The morning call., 1891-01-04
Killed BY a Rival.

NEWPORT (Ark.), Jan. 3.--Louis Sherry
ana LEM Smith, both colored, were court
The morning call., 1891-01-04
Draw Game of Chess.

New YORK, Jan. 3.-Steiniz and Guns
berg played another draw to-day.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-16
Die Te,p=gprfcr sSeinifen.

gep q Ort, IA. 2lpriI. - Sn ben an
Die 6IuBironte 9rensenoen Ebetleu Der 8.
uuO 9. gSarO berri6te beute AbenD mehrere
Stunoen lang Der reluife 5errOrismHS.
u|atip" SuOge, ein ehemaliger 6auittdm<
pier, Sad @lanep, 9aUe 0teiO, Dhfe 9lea=
Jon uuo ;lpei uHOere oeiperate 9tauibolOe
itlugen eiueu armen betruufeueu 0iatroien
wieoerbolt, uub trog ieiner iuitdnOi9en Slt-
ten nm Sfonung su Soben, uuO @lanep
iprang ibm, mdbreno er itobuenO i'll Der
@ofe lag, nit beioen fSiiBen auf's @eIht
10 OaB inn OaS gtuienbein gebrOden unO
mebrere 3dbne auS9elhlagen puuoeH.
Die Srolherbanoe uabm oauH Dem
Siemlid betagten Nanne iait aae ieiue SIels
Der ab, uno lteBen ibn balbnadt i'm 6otb
liegen. Sepobner Der llmgebuug behaup<
ten, Die tapiere 9iew,Dorfer YoliSei babe
nitt sewagt, ge9en Oas Geiiuoel uorSu9es
ben uao SerAaftIngeu uorauHebmeH.
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Sie ,,&olpnial :. 5amtem ppnl2tne-
rtfa."

albany, R.>D., Is. april.-Gin @ei=
bersSerein, Der i'd ben gtamen Colonial
DANES of America" sugelegt bat, 1T geitern
bier tncorporlrt wOroen. SeiH 3med beiIebt
in Der Sammluug unD Nuibemabrun9 bltoz
rider Manulfripte, lleberlieierungen unb
anpsnteu al bic IIn9eren Gage Der 6epub-
lif, gtdbrung pes pa1rlctlld)en SeiteS inter
Der Sugeno uno SorOerung Der Inbauslid=
felt al Die conititutioneae 6reibeit. 9aS
6auptbiireau Der Geiellidait miro iidl in
9iem=Oorf befinocn. = Die Sorfebernuen
mdbreno pes eriteu Sabres iiuo: GliSabetb
9usr Sing, GOraliue Gardner, gmilp ".
Srcpor, Otap Sing San&eufielaer, @leauor
San 6eniielaer Sairfar, @iarp San gSpd
@burd), 0tartba S. 2amb, GOrnelia q. Seets
man. 4nnie g. 2amrence. Sarab 4lOen
0erbp unO Sarab @oobbue Sing.
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Wfasgte Witfea ttno ibre oemti6e
Spradllebreriu.

@btcago, IA. 2lpril. = SRI. Worie
Srunipa, uOn gir. 15, EoplaritruBe, Ybila=
Oelpbia, eriudte beute ben OiapOr @regier
nm Seltauo sur 9Iftebr mad tbrer 6ei=
matb. Sbrer 2lugabe nafl murbe iie I'M Iee=
ten 6ebruar pOn Der SdauipleIerln 0ta9gle
Niithsa als Sprudlebrerin sngagirt uuO
iebr i6ledt Don berielbeu bebanoet.
llS lie ihlieBlif anidBltd) Der id)letten
SebauOlung 81 Burlington, Sa., srtruntte,
murOe ne pon Der Shanipielerin Obue @elo
bort i'm Stife gelaiieH unO geluugte uur
burd t9iilie stlider menl6enireuuoll6er
gabubeamteu bierber. Wtupor ®ier mics
OaS 6rauenaimmer al Die Visitation and
Aid Society'
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alalarm in ibrrn urr(1iebrnsu fOrs
mrn grbrilt unb urrbitrt.

G5 aiebt teiH 6cilmitel in Der g9eIt meldes g8etz
efcOer uno Gle QnocrcR maIareH, blEioien uHo bus
tgeH Niebcr NIT Nuie non Haopan'e Vtuen 10
tHCll bellt, ais RnoWnD'e Hcaor ReIicf.
II. d. u. turlrt Htt Hur ben nit D(ularid gebaftea
er iOnoeyH Uenu ycute, luele Dem malariheu 9'iite
aus0ecet mo iocn Niorgcn ebe iie ousseben 30 bis
25 lropiCR Jfeuou gteliei IN gBdiier cinRcbmen uRo
babel ciHen Grader cieH croeH e eoem Ansriff pors
beuQen.
so Gtg. bic Ildite. gu ba6en bel apotbsfsrE.
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,1mgcbmns ocs nenen Ginipanoe=
rttuas ocSeseS.

8ortlanb, Wte., 15. april.-9er ges
tern aus giuerpoOl angefOmmeue 9ampier
ySrespn" bate uur Is Yoiiagiere an Sorb.
Gr lanoete nabesu 500 GTi9ranteu III loaliz
far, rpelde nun per giienbabn mad BEN Ser.
Staateu fomnlen. 2Iuf bieie gSeiie pen
meipeu iie baS ueue GlnuanoerunqSgeleN Il
melhes linen cine itrenJe llnterludung, los
mic cine Sppiiteuer BON so Gents auferleQt.
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sat fte SelbitmorS bcaanaen?

News9Ort, IA. 2lpril. - Sis jeet hat
man nod feline Spur Don 6rau 4nn ..
Della Dis 0ebar, welfe i'll Der uergan9ez
uen Nuft Der vgfuciirteu YreTe" Ourt) elm
S6reiben nl1ttbeilte, OaB iie i'm Segrifie iei,
Selbltmoro Ourd) grtrdufea Su begeben.
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Warft iiup yorie.

2onbon, 10. april. = Ser. Staatsn.
Sbli9atiuuen: 4.proS. l244, Ditto 4i=pro;.
l02. attien: u. q. gS. -, Ditto 4rior.
4-prO5. -, Canada. Buciiic Sit, 9rie 2Ot,
Ditto Yrior 1929, Sliuols --Gentral 80,
Nierican 41s, ct. Baul 605, giew- Dort=
Central los, 0feaoins :, Yennlglpanieu
52s, N.sg..Ya,,SbIp 324.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-04-16
YuIaerieu idlIuaiertid.


Sonoou, 10. April. - Sine gepeld)e
aus Sofa meloet, paB StambuloH ole
Srle9Sbereitdait Der bulgariIhen Irmee
an9eorOuet hat. Starte Sruppens1btbel1
lun9en meroen nad Der ierbiid)en @ren3e
o0r9eldlobeu, nm, ME Stambulor ertlart,
Die nit rulitIfen 9Saiieu ausgeriiIteten, leus
lett8 Der ierbiidlen @reuse lasernoen 5du=
berhoroen, peld)e ieoeu 9ugenblid aut bull
gartlde5 @ebiet iibertreteH f0nnen, Su itberz
MAIDEN. SIS beiBt, baB Die bulgarilde Ar=
NEE leoeH 9lugeubIif Sum lleberlhrelten Der
lerbllteu @ren;e bereit iei unb Der lleber=
gang erfOlgen meroe, 10 balo Don HuBlanO
ans ett1e aggreillue Seme9uug Su bemerten
iei.
Ser S;ar ino ieine Ieripauotcm.
Beter bur9, 10. Nprtl.-2aS @erlldlt
cirtulirt, oaB ole sieier Gage pl0elldl &C.
itOrbene GroBiiritiu Olga SeoOorowna, &C.
boreHe Brin;eliin @dcille uOu Saoen, nldlt
elnem Sd)lagantau erlag, lonoern Selbt=
moro begging aus lerger itber Die lbrenl
Sobne, Dem groBiiiriteI Dtid)ael, anldBlI6
leluer Serbelratbuug nit Der @raTtu NtereHs
berg pom @Saren angetbauen S6mad). 3er
G'roBfiirlt mar befanutlid) ietner mllitGrllhen
Nirbeu entfletbet uuO pom Aopfe oerbannt
moroeH. Die uerltorbene YrinSelltu mar AM
20. september 1889 geboreH.
Baris, 15. 2lpril.-6ier uuo in 8erlin
erSGblt man it'd, OaB Der lunge 0roBtiirit
WIl1ael ben Saller 9SIlbelm erlutbt bat, bet
Oem @Saren Su leinen @Huiteu Su lnteruenlz
rem, 3. J.. uOriteaig 81 wer0eu, OaB Der
GroBflirit mieber III leineu triibereu mtltt0rtz
ld)en Slang unp lciue lonltigen lSiiroen elm
gelett peroe. SefanntlId] hat It'd SrOB=
flirit Otibael Ourd ieiue oeirutb nit Der
ebeulo ld)0neu, ais bcgabtcn @rditH Nterenz
berg - etner geld)leoenen 6raU Die tleIlte
uHanaoe oeS 9Saren Sugeiogeu.
youOou, 15. Nprtl.-9er SSar bat Ser
groBiiirittn 9Slaoimir uerboten, tbrem Sat
ten melter bel Sruppeuz Garaoeu &C. 9eeQ=
lt)ait Su leiIen. Der @ruuo oaiiir lit Die
9Sei9erlug Oerielben, Snr grtehrd)= =tatboliz
itleu Sir6e iiber;utreten. Sie lit cine Ntef-
leubur9erlu un0 ortboOor proteltautld. Die
@5arln ioll glel6iauS ali ibre id)One Sdlud=
germ eterludlttg lem. Aus Serlln mW0 gez
meloet, Der Saler beabiid)tlge, bel m GSaren
Sorltellungen gegeu Die Scbanolung Der
nOt fuBlauo uerbelratbeteH OeupdeH %riHs
5eRuen 3u erbebeH.
9aummpue IN lnrfcitau.
Yeter burg, 10. 2lprtl.-0ie Saum
mollfultu III Surfeitou mn 6raHas8a5pteu
uinnr immer giinitIgere 0imeuitoueu ali.
Su NtoStau iiuo tiirS!dl Spet grOBe 9lttieu-
geicQihaiteu Sur Yilege 0erielbeu ms yebeu
geruieu moroeu. SatperitGnolge msloeu
aus Nieru, paB nur Die Seitoiiuug pom
gSaTer nDtblg lit, nm Die borttge @egeuo Su
eiuem SaumwOlzyanO Su MAIDEN. SIS iOls
len ;u Oleem ,3med Die 0epdlier Oe5 obe=
reu Aturgbab abgclettet uerOen, Der biuter
Nteru III SauOe UerId)miuoet.
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Nalaria
tn iDrea peri6icoenea Sormen,
6ibi9e5 mb falte5 SSieber.

IS gilt tein SeImitttl in Der pet, peItes bisiges
uHo tate5 bleber uRo ale aroereH maarliten, lomie
gdueHz uHo dnoers jSicber unit 9ulie BON HaDman'S
Ytueu) idHeler beili, ais Raowag's Rsaop Hes
Iief.
areis so GentS Die 6lai6s. 81 baGea bd
alien 2lpothsfeIl.
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Ir. RaOmag's
Sariapariuiaa &eicloemt!
0a8 9rOBe 8lutrcinignn9S>OtittcG.
BUR 0eilun9 aacr d)roniiden Sranfbeitsl.

GhroEiItcr 5ibcumatismus. ifropbuIoe geoen, Sriis
lenQclduu trudeHsS Nulelh, &rCb@letoeH, EuH9eHz
bluteH, SUSpepne, G'ieoihpUmm, Cetnire, CSe=
Ihue, NuittraHfheitsu, Gtbt, gSOiieriutlt, en9ite
GrfGItungeu HnS SdImerjen in Der @nn8e
echCilt.
@Ibtaub, g9isc 21. Ropember 1855.
Sr RaomuU - gStrtber Nerr! SiCl lpollte 1bHcn
ihon dH9i ciRige SreH sum Sobc ,tAre9 SuTapurIls
liuH JteolpeHt ltrcucn. Gor udlteDn SidbleH erlz
pIQbl i'd blcicS Utittel Or. Slmmermunn In SmutOHz
mar uHo Ggtc inn, oaR Is tclH bcrcre5 Ultte gcgeH
GItdltunQ uHo SdmcrycH IN otr yuHge qcbe. gr pers
udltC CS uHo odHttc mir Damn utelWaS blHSuIugCEo,
o0S es ttin bcercs Ntlttsl gcAen oelt Sr0HtbciteH
9rbc, uHo iegt empicbt er C5 ielHen YutiCHen. ,lb
empiabl es ahtb NrH. Sirbu, eHcm Apotbctcr in
SDatouHu, uHo ett bait CT IS pCrrdt6i9. IN lppr'
ton, 2St5c, lUuroe tt NIT CiHem IuH9eH UiG1ne be-
tdnHt Der cineH ltlmmeH NiltrH hattie, uHo pOH Dem
man beurdtcte, Dor cy Die Stmuoiutt betOmmeu
nuroe Sd ewpfOhl Sbr Suri0parllIdn NeiolUcat
uno noh etHi9cr Selt lab il bR Irlh uno atuno; eT
orhdte mir lUdrm Die NuHo uno u9te mir, 6dR CO
o9he mlh leet nc9rubeH eiH mlroe. Ga hat Inn l-u
ld)Hei 9ebeIlt. Sor urqeidhr iedjSIehH 5Obren fam
EN- UtaRn iu mir Gin Sulutb) uro i09te, ooR letHe
Ntuu on etncW NueH iturbe er bate iuel Acr5epcrs
ludt, Gber obne SrioI9. 3l empiahI Str Sarlap1ruz
nan, Hno nad eHtoen 1aaeH lpar ne 9euHo ssenu
Sroer hueu, 10 iii cine SoitS qcHua. ne YI heilens
so orude HodlmdlS meiU GrGuneH uber oteie NriHei
aus uHo dHn MIR eoem ruther, oicielbe i'm Nduie 81
bdbeT; ie pcrbitet in UIclcH UaleH cine lhmcre
Rranfbcit u. {. 10.
SIR er9epercr 3. Rruidfc.
9r. RaoDuO 81. 60, gtr. 81, g8Orreriirufe,
Re>uzgort.
R8-Nroas BubGifum! -G'sbet iiter uub rers
IdHst Raoman'e uRo iebet oaB "&aowaB" an Dem
lit. mas Shr taalt. CD
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SGmer5et- &eirmttter,

peIheS iofort bic marterroNeu ehmerSeH fiGt. Sut'
lnouHoeR noert uuo GunGeilUHcn helt, Oh ne in her
tuHge, Dem YiG9eH, bcH StHgemcloen ODER iouitiseH
0ruen ODER Sr9UHeH mo StHe AHlpeHouH9 9eEu9t.
SHHcrliCb filrirt Elm bdIber bis Su elHcm lbess
oiie uou in eiHem Claie 28dher in meHqen DtiHuten
Rrdulpie, lauren DIugeH, uebeleit, @rbreteH, Sooz
bremen, 9eruoiitdt, SChailoiigteit 2opiDeb 2iarz
rboe, 3ou SIdbuHseH uEo dle irEcriteH SrGEi4tta
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,,Seim 0etpidlt in Cab werta."
Nen Il. Sanuar lSSS.

-tH II -JUNUlI 1865.
QuquItd a, Ga.
9 r. R @ lDdO: SD babe ale Die utritIeoeRen
Diitte Die i'm Uiar,e iino obne Sriola ueriudt, ats
ii meiH 3taHo cHolib Ueridlmmerte uHo Elm 5SIeuno
mir rietb, Br JteGop TelIe 81 gebIaueH. SD iMgte
leinem Jiatbe uHo 9ebraudlte odiiclbe an meHem Ss
gelent uHo an meinsm 9Hie uHo ruar Su meiner qers
fpUHorrunq am Hddfen UiOrgeH iUieosr i'm StaRoe.
msiHeH BnitteH HatWgebeH. Sd bate ebr laHge an
RbeumatIsmus gcliteH. SD lueroe Hie obnt gf. u.
8. ien, e5 eiH C5eUlt IN Sob Dertb 1T. Uieine
SHUTTER Uuroe burd VI. u. u. IN siD.i SunoeH BON
Jibtumutsmus in ben SdulterH Qtbcilt.
IL. y. Gooper poH osr Slrma Sooper IL @pans.
Sin baIber bis 8u eHsm I6eeOfis oon in .iuem bal,
ben @lGie g3aiier linoer: in weHi9eH NHutsn Srdms
pie, WagCnlaure, nebelfeit, Grbrcdlen, zoOs
brenucu, Herpoiitat, ShIaflonGteit, Sopfs
fdrierSen, 9iarrbOe, &pIit, SIabuHseu uuo
ale imuerlidIen SdlmerIen.
g5 1T BON Der dIBeriteu 8iNigtet, oaB jeoe
6amllle eluen 8orratb BON
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@tDtrttmgs SeId),ueroem.

8aomanS fsaoo 9eIie bictet cine 9Itr fir isoe grt
ron StmepeH, SerreHtIH9cH, CuctihuH9eH,
SdmIrScH IN Dem YtutcH, Der SuIt uHo
beH GlicoerH. Us mar has crlic
uHo 1T ouS eIH;iQc
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GrmDential=0 =0eaqlte,

Caupt= 8 ffiee: Tr. "a, Earf= g lace, Tetps Doff.
3Wei9zSIfice:
Nr. 1917, Q It y SaIt imprcs 2 traBe.
&erein fir m06entlide llnteritiisnn9
bel Srantbeit unb llnIau,
nit ober obne geriideruns i'm Sale bcs Sooes
Spcsieae Yortbcile
eansdbrise GriobruHs Sssriroet 1870
Seine 4IlebmeRt5. getininte gSohenbeltr19e.
&ruBee 8arantie=6apital.
5eierpc Der Srantenfoe. .S51 ,516.5L
SortIauieHoe llnteriituns obae lHterbrehuH9.
8rompte 9lusSahlun9.
11ebcr $t,O0O,OO0 In 9eneHts ausbesa1tt
Sein @iutrittsgelo.
&cine Soften imr ar5lid)e unteriudIun9.
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3ao,paO's 3caOp 3eliei

Ju isoer .3sit I'M 6auie babe. gein gsbraut pirb
Dobtbdtis iuirten bel leoer Art uon Shmers ODER
9rOHtbeIt. Is gibt yiIdt5 Der gB,It, oa5 70 inea
eIneH ShmerS fllt, noh Den 6ouhutt eIEeI 9raHts
heit QuihaIt, als oas Reaou JieligI.
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erou. soiepb's oeboriame lIutertbouen.

gSien, Is. Ipril. - Dem @uu6e pes
Soiiers ssran; Solepb entipre ehenp, lperpen
lid, bic 0ennd, giberaIen bel benz Gutmurfe
oei sronabreiie nit Den cOnierpatiuen 6raf,
tiousn usrsiIiaea.
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RaOm0O'S pi(len.

Gas erose eebsrs uuo Taseus gRittsIu. !
goahdnoi9 eeidmahos, dberBRdsrt, puIsir,u, resuS
EireH, reinlg.H uEo trditi9en.
Raomab's Piaen.
BUR SeIuna oaer sranfheiteu oes Qla9sHs, Der ees
Der, bes Htrreibe5, Der Jeren, Der Siaie Der 9ers
pen, BeritopiIH9 6arilelbi9fett, lHuerodulItttt,
Guspepiie CbuueHIsiocn, Stber, nHttIlebsent5nHs
ouHg, himorrbooea uao aler Observation-Disclosures Der
GtE9emtoe RelH pelctnbllIh, peoer Glrpdrlber,
DuHeraIIeH, Hodl itGblite STOeutH eRtbGlteHo.
CINE uolltommcHe 8eroQuuHg IplIo ourlh
ben 65ebroub pon RG6iuaq's YtueH tr3,It. SieIoRI1
iueIbeH
Qpspepfie,
9opinsh, oeroorbeHer Ulageu uRb Siloiitit uermies
brH, oa biz ylahuH9, DE Shr 81 9ud seHommen babt
thge HdbrenoeR Gi9enlbGlteH Snr Auiredi,TbaIluHs
oes natuIlldhen 3uiaaocs oes 9oyperS lieiert.
BreiS 25 eentS Die Shantel. 81 baben bsI
alien 9Dotbetera.
Dir: RADWAY u co. w. -. assrgsas @irass.
glsssSksst, ~
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gtemsD ort, Is. 2lpril.-Gin ipabrenO
Der uergaNgenen 9tadt tm @ebGuoe Der
SbeebdnOler Benedict & @afuep, gT. 1871,
9uaueitraBe, ausgebro4ene8 Seuer ridtete
SdaOeu i'm Setrage BON S6O, 900 al.
9llbaup, N.=Y., 10. April.-Gin beute
friib i'm 2ofdl Der pSranOOp= Yrinting.@
uuSgebrOheneS 6euer 5erft0rte oieies
gtabltiiement, iomie etlide tleiuere Sc
idJdfte, Die iitl in Dem udnlidleu @ebdube
befanOeu. Ser @eiammtuerluit berdgt
cirfa 100000.
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Cine nSe,ttid). Ye..nipIpanier 0eiel=
IGtait."

2anca er, 3d., 10. Ipril.-Gin Cont
bent sur Srganiitruu9 erner r9eutid. Yenuz
i1luanier @eleQldait" trat beute Sornittaq
bier Sulammen. Sine groBe 9tnsabl Dele
gaten Gus 16 Der 0itlifen Counties pon
8enniDlualien mar anmeien0. s. &. Mars
TIN aus 2ancaer belt cine Semillfomm-
uungSrepe, luel6e uon Srn. SEQ. SGr aus
9ieaOing, oem propiiOrii6en Soriiter, en-
mioert muroe. 9tad)oem @omiten fir Ser
faiiuug unO permanente Srganiiation er-
uQnnt tuaren, belt 8. S. &au6 cine Heoe
I'M penniDluauiercOeutld 9ialeft, uno 6r.
8bO5. s. zimmerman aus Neaoiu9 reOete
i'll englild)er Sprad)e.
Su DER NafmittasS= Situug nabm Der
Gonpent cine &erialiuug an uno ermdblte
iolqeu0e Seamte: 8rGitoent gS. So. Gele
aus !Sarri8burg, Sice=Y =YrdIlbenten 9ld)tb.
Gomiu albright aus alentomn uub 2S. ).
0iiiblenber9 aus Geaoing, Setretdr s. u.
9ifenoerfier aus gaHcalter, Sd)atmeiiter
SuliuS s. Safie aus Seripin, Grefutiu=
@omite = Or. s. Ntar 6arf aus 2ancaiter,
6. 6. @runbiue aus lebanon, tS. u. Otiib=
leubera ans 6eaping, 6. 0. 9tau6 aus
Mtaud)z z@buIf, S. 9. SeB ans 6euertoWu,
6. gS. Q. Yartbmore aus !6arriSburg,
9td)tb. g. gS. Yeuuppafer aus Ybilapelz
pbta, Yaltor s. 3. WelIer aus on : @reen>
bile, :. y. 6ulnertt aus Carlisle, u. 9ieS
uno 8laB aus YOrf.
Die 6rage iiber Die grridtuu9 zines per.
mauenten 0auptluartiers fir Den neuen
Sereln muroe Dem Grefutiu= @omtte iiber=
mieleu. Die p9eutid)e 8eiellidJaft pom Hbi=
laOelpbia" bot Der Sr9auiiatiOu ben Sc
brauh ibres @ebGuoeS an.
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Sfmis Wad,mQu & Srrbfr.

@ueross nuo SetaiIbanolcr nit
Sepuldlen II. !. 10,
Nr. Ais, ,Sf=Saltiutpre=, uabe @agitr.
Seoermanm ald,tnn8!- Seoermann 4d,tuns!
Gin Diittel, obne ireuloe @iilfe reid Su peroeH!
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ssahrid,etulta ein 8aubmpro.

81 onze itp, Sa., Is. gpril.-6ans
Yeterlon muroe seiteru in ieiuer &obnung
ais gei6e oil siuem Suid bdn9eno aufges
'funben. Die gSdnDe Gss 3immers paren
nit Slut beibmiert uno alie llmitdnOe heus
teten aui einen oeiperateu &f. Dian
lueiB, baB YeteriOu cine betrdttlide Summs
@elbes bel iif i'm Saule auibewabrte Ser
mutblid) muroe er BON ben 9faubern ermor=
oct, mo Die Sbdter tniipften bauu Die geife
ami, nm Die eeute Su oem Siaubeu Su per.
aulaiien, paB Beterlon SelbitmOro begau-
oeu habe.
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Die biIIigitc un0 bette 9lr;nci fir 6a'
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2SiGkmonten int Siioen.
Gmpfeu9 ocs Yrdiiocnten lit Gbat=
tanor9a ltt0 2ltlanta+

Gin gefad ani Soofout=Y ~ puntaitt. - Die
SdiadtfeISer bon 6bidamansa nns 1es
iaca uno ibre Grinncrmnsen. fleiner
llmfaH bei'm 1bfeucrm eiues Satuto in