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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07
OUGHT TO &c THANKFUL.

We read OF q country where II is pro.
posed to prohibit the labor OF children
under IL In mines and factories, and are
edIHed by the fact that medical man
tinds Il needful 70 enlighten the public
mind In favor OF the proposal by an argu-
ment based on the elementary facts OF
physiology. Among another people under
institutions republican In form we sec
religious sect organize 10 take part In It's
politics. We read OF q city whose me-
ehanies working Sundays receive an extra
wage of bfty per cent, and OF another
where poor oobblcr working on Sunday
in the cellar OF his Own house 10 avoid OBJ
sesvst!on L. put under arrest and fined.
We read OF O city where begging children
are worked a. regular industry, with a
foreman, who acts as spotter OF the benevo-
lent and cashicr OF the aims.
Then do we realize how big and varie.
gated and amusing tsls republic Of ours
u; ior the people who are beginning to
think OF restricting child labor in mines
and factor!es.coDpose the state OF Ten
nessee; the sect which has organized for
politics "a the German Lutheran OF H.
ineis, which comes out for certain
Collins as Republican candidate, as
against another named Filter; those who
pay mechanics 90 per cent. extra for Sun
day work form the municipality OF
Milwaukee; md those who arrest the
sabbath oobbler, that OF Baltimore; and
they who have organized the begging
child as an industry, of Chicago. Then
do we all rest thankful in the thought
that kindly Providence has vouchsafed
unto ourselves the priceless privilege OF
living In Pawtuckct,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07
A CURIOUS RECORD

Hon. Thomas Davis has had several re-
iDsrkable ups and downs in his long and
Useful life. He was born in Ireland but
came TO America and settled in Rhode
Island many years ago. BY attention to
business he accumulated property and
took rank among our foremost citizens,
aud, though Democrat In a strong Re.
publican district, was elected to Congress,
where he made an excellent record.
Some years later Mr.. Davis met with
financial reverses and lost his property,
and under the peculiar laws Of those days
was not allowed to cast a vote at elections.
II Is q curious commentary on the then
existing condition Of affairs that this
man, honored and respected by all who
knew him, and counted worthy OF a scat
in Congress when be owned real estate,
was not considered competent to cast a
ballot when he had not house lot worth
sl3i standing in his name.
MIR. Davis later on became qualified az a
voter, by investing in land, was elevated
10 the General Assembly, and found as
capable OF doing good service in behalf Of
bis constituents as before. Throughout
al his public life, rs in his business affairs,
be maintained an unsullied reputation,
whether held to be citizen with the
rishts OF citizenship or not.
Ne IL now s. years OF age and in feeble
health, while the news comes to him that
hs has fallen heir to s2o0,oOo in his native
Land, but to secure II he mus, go 10 Ireland
and rcside upon the property. This he is
In no condition to do, and so is not likely
TO profit by what might otherwise appear
10 be bis good fortune.
Under the circumstance it makes littl,
difference 10 bin whether such propert,
shall stano In his name or not. His wifi,
died some years ago and he ha- no child
rsp.-INewport News,
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Condensed Railroad Time Table.

y. 8. 4. A u. x. R.-woR. Dfy.
rAwrUcXLr foR Providence.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07

An exchange, noting that the Cleveland
Msgwumps ere working themselves into
-pasms ofecstscy over the result in Rhode
Island, reminds them that il will take
ssvsn more Rhode Islands with the Rhode
Island already heard frsm to leave Cleve-
land up to Hul
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07

That infant blizzard was only little
Joke got up by cid March just to scare as.
There is hint OF Spring in the air, and
Spring lamb on the bills OF fare, and
Spring ovorcoats in the tailors' windows,
and Spring mud in the streets announces
the coming OF tho genial but trcacherous
seasnn
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07

No. O. l-2 bush. best Med. Beans
25 lbs. best Granuiated Sugar
lbs. best 60c Oolong Tea a., .,
10 lbs. best Evaporated Apples iof -
3f-2 lbs. best Dairy Butter
do2. Luscious Massena Oranges
No.7. 4 doZ. Rhode Island Eggs
IS lbs. best Granulated Sugar
2 lbs. best 60c Oolong Tea for 2
IL bush. best Med. Beans
10 lbs best Evaporated Apples
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07

John L. has issued his challenge 10 tie
world for 6gbt carly next Autumn at
the Olympic Club In New Orleans, and
ssys that be would rather whip Charley
Mitchell than any man on the earth. Now
let him have set.to with John Barley.
corn, and ip one round knock him out
forever
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07
Patents

Caveats and Reissues secured, Trade Ma, ~
registered, and all other patent causes In thc
Patent Ofiice and before the Courts promptly
and carefully prosecuted.
Upon receipt OF model or sketch OF invcn
ton, make careful examination, and advise
IA To patentability free OF charge.
With my office directly across from the
Patent Ofbce, and being In personal attend
ance there. II IL apparent that have superior
facilities for making prompt preliminary
searches, for the more vigorous and success
ful p ns.ecution of applications for patents,
and for attending to ali business entrusted to
my care IN tne snorlcst possible tlme.
tIon given to patent houses Information
advice and special references sent on request
j. X. LITTELL,
Solicitor and Attorney In Patent Causes,
Washington, ID. c..
Opposite Y. 8. Patent ONCE.
(Mention this paper)
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07
CITY Or PAWTUGKET.
Application for License.

OYYicE OF THE LrcEssE COMMISSIONERS,
PAwTUCKEr, Feb. N, 1s92
App lea on I r license q sell purs, sp rit-
ous, In oxicsting and ma liquors have been
made by the fol ow ng named persons aud
frms:
SECOND CLASS.
John Fitzpatr,ck. 2s2 weeden street.
The Boaid OF License Commissioners viii
be In ses- on at their offiee on Monday,
March :, n SO c ock u. IN, ut which time and
place all pcr.ons so desiring may be heard
ON the matter OF gran ing said application.
CHARLES u. BUCkLIN,l Iiccnso
BERNARD KEENAN,. oou''n's''o"ers
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07
II. O. CoNLoN.

Engineers and team users supplies. Rest
quality mach merry and cylinder oils. aesr,
sxls and lubricstiny grease, belt dressing,
hose. 0ss nxturss for new residences and
stores 3 speciality. Cottrsll Building No. 80
Main street. Teke eisvstsr.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07
MONEY TO LOAN /!

INS Real estate ana Personal Property,
~ Horses and Carriages, Pianos, Organs,
Household Furniture, AMI ON any goo"
.ecurity. W. II. POTTER co
poo,ns and ~ t7s Main =, P.wturket.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07
Gtuuurtul.
Providence County Savings Bank
Music Hall Building,
pawtucket, RI.
President, HENRY B. METCALF.
Vice President. EDMUND 8. MASON.
Sec. and Treasurer, 0LNEY ARNOLD.
DIRECTORS.

Pardon L. Tillinghast, william NJ. Park,
George L. walker, Charles II. French.
Edwin Jenckes, Arthur ii. Metcalf.
Charles r. Pervear.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-07
Erpal 1lntirre.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING.
SENATE CHAMBER,

SENATE CHAMBER,
Providence, March =, ls92
The commit &c on the Judiciary of the
Sc ate will give Public Hearing on TUES
DAY, March =, 1872, on the rising OF tn.
Senate to all persons Interested In an act In
amendment Of haptor is OF tho Public
Statutes, commonly ca led the "Reapportion.
ment BILL" The bill will be rep. rted to the
senate on the following day.
J. WOODS, Chairman.
SHEFFIELD GREENE, Clerk.
, 1892-10-01
DAILY Telegraph, 29tb Aug.l

Some extraordinary freaks on the part Of a
lunatic are reported flom Cambray. The ma
MAC went into the Citadel barracks in that
town and began operations BY making a
young sentry present arms to him, stating
that he WAS the General Officer Commanding
the Army Corps of the District. A sergeant,
seeing the youthful soldier Saluting the I'M
known civilian, vigorously reprimanded the
recruit for having presented arms to a p6tin.
This word exasperated the lunatic to an IN
wonted degree. He ru shed at the sergeant
and would have strangled him but for the
intervention Of one Of the men on guard. The
latter was, however, wounded by the mad
man who had managed to possess himself of
the soldiers sword bayonet. The lunatic next
entered the guard-room, seizeda loaded Lebel
rife, fixed a sword -bayonet on it, and chased
all the men who were on guard across the bar
rack square. Other soldiers however, rushed
out Of their quarters on hearing cries $40
arms!' and succeeded in mastering the mad
man, who was tied, handcuffed, and despatched
to an asylum.
, 1892-10-01

couples and old by inventing systems for
winning at Mont" Carlo; by pretending to
cure diseases, and by assisting lovers TO Law
seige successfully to ~callous or coldhearted
damsels who rejected their addresses. Lat
terly, however some persons who did not
consider that they had received the worth Of
their money from the Cartomoncicnne made
plants to the police. These people had it ap-
pears, advanced the woman SUM which. by
her l~udicious manipulation on the tables Of
Monte Carlo were to bring them in $40 daily
rs the too-contding gamblers-by deputy never
received either the winnings which they ex-
peeted or the capital which th,y had onsbark-
they appealed to the representatives OF the
law. The wise woman when questioned as to
her transactions calmly replied that it was
not her fault if her calcula ions were upset at
the roulette table in the southern gambling
resort. Her talismans had by an inexpHcablo
fatality failed utterly to work. That was her
explanation, but as it was not considered "a.
tlSfactory under he circumstances, the lady
Is to be proceeded against for abuse of conf
denee, and 3lnteresting revelations are ex-
pected during the hearing Of the casc.-Uid.
, 1892-10-01

The Times of Tuesday states that Llan Ia
nant Bower has discovered in Chinese Tur.
kestan the remains Of a subterranean citv IN
one OF the excavations near which he found
a curious blrch-bark manuscript. which he
took with him back to India for the investi.
CATION OF scholars. The manuscript IA deg-
cribed as having been dug out Of the foot
OF one OF the curious old e~rpctions Just outside
q subterranean city near Kuschar. These
efectlons are said to be about so feet to so
teet high, in shape like a huge cottage loaf.
punt solid with sun dried bricks, with layerse
OF beams now crumbllng away. DR.. Hoernle.
VINO undertook the examination Of the manu-
SCRIPT, thinks that these erections are Budd.
INST stupas, which often contain a chamber
enclosing relics and other objects. These
chambers are generally near the level of the
ground, and are often excavated by persons
IN search OF hidden treasure. There is no
reason why a birch bark manuscript thus
preserved from the chances Of injury, should
not last tor an almost indefinite period. es-
peclalIy II the chamber is air tight. DR..
doernIe has now communicated to the Ash
ATTIC society OF Bengal the result Of his ex-
animation or the manuscript. 1t is written
IN oanscrlt OF very archaic type, not in the
oaraos character OF Cashmere, as was at first
sqrmissd, but in the Gupta character,
which 10 a much earlier form. Separate
portions OF it were written by differ
ent soribes and ct different dates.
and the latest portion must, he thinks, be as
embed to a period not later than the second
half of the fifth century-say 475 A. D.
while the earlier portion must be referred
to a date half a century earlier. The manu-
script, Is therefore the oldest Indian manu-
script. and one of the oldest manuscripts ex-
lsthg IN the world. The manuscript con-
sists Of fifty five leaves all of which have now
, 1892-10-01

meaning of which is that the birds or other
a nimals that are destined to convey the seeds
about are now informed by the bright colour
that the fruit is ready for them. Perhaps the
brilliant colour of the juice aids in accomplish
ing the same purpose, by drawing attention
to the berries which have already been pecked
open and which therefore are presumably the
lipest. The proper place to study such points
thoroughly would, of course be the Mexican
plains, where the animals exist for which we
may expect the plant to be especially adapted;
but they are net without interest here either;
and we are sure that a thoughtful observer
would easily be able not only to learn much
under these heads, but also to add other notes
on the life history Of this interesting natura-
lized STRANGER.
, 1892-10-01
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

New York, September 28th.-Mr. Morley,
in a letter to Mr.. Justin MacCarthy, says that
the Government has decided to appoint a
small commission to examine the question Of
evicted tenants in Ireland.
In London Sir Gilbert Campbell anil 5 others
have been sentenced to various terms Of inn
prisonment, having been found guilty Of a
conspiracy to defraud by means Of bogus
literary and art societies.
NJ. Ribot has been requested by the French
mission to present q claim to England for
damages iii consequence of injuries received at
the hands Of Captain Lugard.
There has been a decrease in the number of
cholera cases in Hamburg. In Paris there
were 30 new cases and 10 deaths yesterday.
There are none in New York city, but 5 cases
and / death in quarantine. All the wealthy
people have left Hamburg, and there is much
d. restitution. The authorities fear an epidemic
# Typhus.
1t is reported that the Servian Deputy, NJ.
Simeovice, has been murdered.
London, September 28th.-Sugar in stock
on the Oath inst. was 100000 tons. Last year
$4,000 tons.
New York, Sepbr. 29th.-The Irish papers
commend Mr.. Morley's proposal to enquire
into the condition of the eyicted tenants.
III Paris there wers 36 new cases Of cholera
and lG deaths yesterday, and in Hamburg 40
new cases and 3 0deaths. There is q decrease
all over Europe.
Mr.. Stauhope has left the Hospital at Ham
burg after serving as voluntary nurse for 6
days, and being in quarantine 3dAys.
The order Of Je8ults Will meet in Spain to
elect a general.
The Emperor William has conferred the
Grand Gordon Of the Red Eagle on the Khsdive
Of Egypt.
The cholera has been entirely stamped out
Of New York, and many steamers have been
released from quarantine.
New York, September 30th.-It is announc-
ed that Mr.. Stuart Knill, q Roman Catholic,
has been elected Lord Mayor Of London.
At the %coroner's inquest on the body of DR..
Heron, the jury returned a verdict Of suicide
whilst temporarily insane.
1t is believed that the Life Guards will be
sent abroad on account of the trouble at
Windsor.
A Dublin telegram states that a MacCarthy-
lite manifesto has been issued predicting the
early passage of Home Rule and asking the
aid Of Irishmen in the United States and
Australia.
The cholera is still decreasing in Hamburg.
In Paris there were 80 new cases aud Is deaths
yesterday.
A Paris despatch states that the Directors
of the Suez Canal Company have decided to
reduce the tolls on January lst by half a
frame.
New York, September Both
Flour. St. Lawrence, pr. brl. 1926
deal, best b%randyw,ne. per. brl. 3.25
Heavy Mess Pork. per brl. n-111
New Seasons Pork, per brl 114-l24
SMEAR )CfyStaIs, pc. Ii. 81
"e f. to q. r. per Ito 3
English Islands MolasseS pr. gal. loc.
Exchange New York and London 1851
, 1892-10-01
AUSTRO-HUNGARY AND RUSSIA.

A very unpleasant conflict has arisen be.
tween Russian soldiers on the Austrian frontier
and Austrian officials deputed to watch the
continuous stream of emigration from GaIicia
into Russia.
For some time past Russian political agents
have been persuading the Austrian Ruthenians
to settle in Russia, promising them land and
money, and they are actually crossing the
frontier in thousands. The Austrian officials
were instructed to foil the tricks of the agents
but not to modest the emigrapts, The Russian
soldiers, however, provoked. insulted, and
attacked the Austrian officials and one
Custom House officer has had his skull
broken by a Russian soldier, who was imme-
diately arrested. The Russian Government
has demanded his release, but the soldier will
be kept and tried in Austria.
Differences have also arisen between the Rus
sian and Roumanian Governments, owing to the
unjustifable conduct of the captain of a Rus.
sian steamer who refused to submit to cnaran-
tine in the port of Sulina. He steamed towards
the canal leading to the Danube, and declin
ed utterly to listen to the request made to
him to respect the law. Finally. Rounan-
MAN gunboats threatened to open FIRE. where
upon he yielded.
The Russian Foreign Office has lust pro-
tested against the action of Roumanian au-
thorities, insisting on a free passage for YES
sells coming from Odessa and bound for Rus
sO-Danubian pOrts.-Ibtd.
, 1892-10-01
ISTHMUS NEWS.
(Colon Telegram, I2thAug.)

Since we last wrote the weather has con-
tinued unfavourable, with a rainfall which
we can safely assert has been the heaviest
on our local record. We have not, however.
had to dcplore any cataclysm worthy of
note.
Canal affairs, which seem to have entered
upon a new phase other than the probe.
, 1892-10-01

matte, have been the absorbing topic of the
past fortnight.
On the 9th inst q cablegram was received
BY Mr.. Pourquie, representative of the Canal
Liquidator, to the effect that Mr.. Mango,
a~Iformer Director Of the works, would arrive
Oh the lsthmus at an early date to prepare
the material in view of the plobability Of a
proximate resumption Of the canal works
This intelligence was received with the
greatest enthusiasm, indicating as it does,
that the end OF the canal struggles had come,
and preparations are being made to give a
warm reception to Mr.. Mango on his arrival
between this and the end of the month.
The appointment Of Mr.. Mango Is generally
applauded as the best that could be made
under present circumstances. On his arrival,
something more definite will be learnt, and
as the lsthmus must now he the centre
of attraction for many, the march of events
thereon will be watched with the deepest
anxiety.
, 1892-10-01

Owing to the unpleasant fact that her charms
and talismans had lost their power, a pros
porous fortune-teller and extra lucid somam-
bulist is now in very serious difficulties. The
lady occupies all eiegantly-furnished fat in
the vicinity of a metropolitan terminus. For
d considerable time she had made a greet deal
{ noreysby predicti1 G the future of young
, 1892-10-01

The Courier des Etats Unis" publishes
the following cablegram anent the negotia-
tons pending, concerning the resumption Of
the Canal works: The Paris correspondent
of the Standard says that Mr.. Monchicourt.
Liquidator of the Panama Canal, has signed a
convention with a financial syndicate and
with ex-contractors Of the Panama Canal, for
the resumption of the works. 1t is rumou1ed
that no funds will be asked of the public,
ere the works shall have been mucn further
advanced Ibid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-05
Grfrealide 8otidaft fiir 2arorenter.
Neue beutf1e Splpnie.

Su Nn%erfennung bes 5leibes, ber
Musbauer, BET Sl9tiefeit unb bes ebz
rentpertben CHARACTERS Der beut19en
Sarmet, bat bic gap Mranias 2anb &
Smmi8ratlon %Gompasnie, DelGe einen
groben She'll ber tpeseu ibrer groben
6ru9tborteit unb ibres aagenebmen
unb ~9efunten Glimos befannten r5t.
Charles 6alb;nfel" befBt, bei6loRen,
bieies arsgeaeidnete Ganb nit beutl9en
8aueru uab SbfaIdtsrn gu toIoni'
iiren. Dieies 2aab liest in Mranfas
@ounip, 5eeas, an Der Suite hes merie
fauii@en @OIfes.
Ser 8poen 1T nit 5aub unb Act,
febten Seemuifeln gemil6t, baber
lsiht au bearbeiten, auBe,oem bot er
ben groben 8orsus Der unterbepdRe.
runG. Sas @esenwaf1er bleibt nidt in
pfhben Heben. lan9iam b%erbunfenb
uno ben Bobem iauernb, nie bas in 10
manden Gssenben Der Jau iii. ioabern
es 3iebt burb ben loderen gpeen unb
osteini9t f9 nit benz iberal unter ber
OberHdhe nur menige SUB tief au fins
benoen Waher; in Jolge beiien 1T Der
gOben tDenige 2ol inter Der Obers
fiddle immer feu6t, ielbf in ben trodens
ten Sabren unb eisnet id beBbalb 10
bortreffid fur Semitic urb Ob1bau.
Sc giebt fein 2anb auf Der MeIt. no
Der Wein iud9t mie bier. unb er reift
taebr als eiuen Monot friber, als In
Californian.
gs fno i6on einige 9eutf6e bier,
unter anberen Strip 3immermann, mel.
der frtber auf ber Stats Mderbaus
i9ule nabe 8rDau ols @driner ans
geffeIt mar.
Jiit 3agblisber unb Slider 1T g
bas refine parabies. sc TT bier cine
CUTE @elegenbeit fir elmer 8eihdfiss
mann, I'm einen fieiuen GauHabel,
pstbunben nit BauhoI3hanbel, an3u=
fangeH, bic GDnpagaie mlrb ben Store
bauen laReu.
Was aas 2anb 10 empfeblenspertb
madt fir bisberise Hsnter, lit, bab bic
Rompagnie ben DeutiGeu 10 sinfise
Gaufbeoineuugen ftsat, Ie brauden
ndmii4 oas erfie Sohr tsinen Sent @elb
a~a3usablen, aber mhfen ii6 ioglei6 OH,
Eebelu unb eiHeu She'll ihres gespdblter
Ganbes bebauen. IS miro u an
10 irflihe 81 iebter, aber ni1t
an Speenlanten %Derfauft. Deutf@e
merben in ieber Be3iebuns b%ebor5ust.
Die Rompagnie bat 9errn 9ouis
s.. 8ri5l, tpel1er In Wranfas paB
(friiber Rodport 9enannt) cine Mpo=
tbefe befbt, dig ihren beutf9en Nsenten
ernannt fir ben 9ertauf ibrer 2dnbe=
reien unb nitro herielbe germ bereit fein,
ole Wnfrasen gu beantmptten. unb oies
fenigen, pel@e fommen unb f6 bos
Sano aniebeu molten, BON Nranias BOB
aus frei bortbin 3u flbren.
Nean berfebIe bieie @elegenbeit ni9t,
~beionbers ba bas 2anb In Der Mdbe bss
tinftigea 9iefwafer 9afens Nranfas
paB III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-05
9ases : Wemigfeiten.
& Il 5.

Ser 0erfauf bon glatterzS abaf
i'm Staate 8%irginien belief li6 in biez
fem Sabre auf 50, 10000 0 pfunb, gez
GET 100000 o i'm porbergebenben
Sabre. 8erarbeiteter Sabaf fDurbe i'm
getrage BON nabe5u 10 Miqionen
pfun6 auf ben Warft gebra9t.
= Sfe Siibrer Der bemofratif6en
partei %befiiriporten bic 4bbaltung elmer
tur furaem &omgreB-S eilion. Sic 8ez
wiligungss8ias iolen mogli6f balb
'einberi6tet uttb erIebigt iperbeft, UNI,
bann m0gli6t f6nea bic 8ertagung
eintreten lafen 81 f0nnen.
Die bereinigten Nusf1ufe Beg
Senates unb bes Observation-Disclosures
fiir Druid Nngelegenbeiten baben Be-
f6lDKen, cine bplftdnbige @eform i'm
Druid unb in Der 8ertbeilung 6ffentliz
der Srufia6en eintreten su lafen.
Wtan glaubt babur9 minbeitens $780,
900 idbrli6 fparen au f6rnen.
9as 8unbeszS bergeri6t bat bic
bonn Staate &anfas eingefibrte 8ez
iteuerung Der grpreB>@ eieaf6aften fir
conititutionea erfldrt unb Die &lage Der
gaeific @rpreBs& ompagnie abgemieien.
= Sic National &%onpention Der
@Olfspartei mirb am %. 6ebruar in
ct. 2ouis ~abgebaltsn wer6en. Soil
senbe Srganiiationen tperbe1 ii9 an
berielben betbeiligen. SarmerzNaian3
Nrbeitsz Sitter, S~nbuftrial Union ,8irs
geregMians, Srabes Unions unb Garz
bige Mian3.
= Ser republifanii9e parteiz@ auz
Gus Der Stats : 2egislatur bon Ohio
CUR Domination zines Gambibaten fir
ben 8unbes Senat tritt am Mtttmod
5uiammen.
= Ser &ongreBmann Sarnslep
pirb i'm Sauie cine 8ia e~inbringem,
bur6 pel9e ale Sleisgr5e auf bic 6reiz
life gefeBt perben folelt, au9 Die ILL
berbaltigen, wel6e gegenndrtig. iebr
gum S6aben Der amerifanii6en
S1mel3merfe, einen siemli6 boben
@infubr5oa entri6ten miiKen.
Man boft in Der 8unbes6auptz
itabt MaibingtOn auf cine balbige Bel
legang Der Streitigfeiten nit Chile, ba
bic 9ilenif6en 8eb6rben es ii6 baben
angelegen fem laReu, Die &dOelsfibrer
bes ii6 gegen Die amerifanii6en Mtas
trofen ri6tenben StraBen : &ranals
im @alparaiio CUR &e6eniGaft Su sies
ben unb ie itreng gu beltrafen.
MuslanD.
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