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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-05-10

Commissioner Roosevelt and Secretary
Foster Before the Committee.

Commissioner Roosevelt and Secretary
Foster Before the Committee.
WASHINGTON, May s.-The house
committee on civil service reform re-
sumed the investigation into the con-
duct of certain employees in the civil
service at Baltimore.
Secretary Foster was the first wit
ness. He had heard of the charge made
by Commissioner Roosevelt against two
men connected with the customs serv-
ice in Baltimore of collecting money
for political purposes They had been
reprimanded by the commissioner and
he was inclined to think this punish
ment sufficient.
Commissioner Roosevelt was then
examined. He said he had made an
examination of the workings of the
Baltimore postoffice and custom house
and recommended the removal of
twenty-one employees for violation of
the civil service law, but no action had
been taken. He said it was absolutely
impossible to upset his conclusions, for
they were based on the confessions Of
the accused persons made at the very
time the events took place. Bearing on
the statement of the postmaster gen.
eral that it is not the duty of the COM
mission to make any report to the head
of q department, Mr.. Roosevelt pro-
duced two letters from Mr. Wanamaker
asking the commission to make just
such examinations and report to him.
Mr.. Roosevelt quoted from the testi-
mony of Mr.. Wanamaker when in
speaking of the accused men he said:
when they declare to the postoffice
inspector that they have not made
such statements and they do that I'M
der threats, you are not bound to take
their statements
Further on Mr.. Roosevelt said;
t'This is not the time to con-
slider whether the law is
wise or not. 1t is on the statute
book and am appointed to see that
it is enforced and l have simply done
my duty in pointing ont its violation
and in recommending the punish ment
of the wrongdoers-"
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iting sealing in Behring sea. These
instructions differ from those of last
year in three important particulars:
First-Any vessel found sealing in
Behring sea is to be seized whether or
not she has been previously served
with notice.
Second-The mere presence Of . YES.
sci in Behring sea having ON board .
sealing outfit Is cause foI Seizure.
Third-Persons on board the We sselS
seized are to be sent as prisoners with
the vessel to suffer the penalty of tho
law
Under the British law all pers6ns
killing or aiding or abetting in killing
fur seals in Behring sea are punt shabls
by fine of GlOO and imprisonm ent at
hard labor for six months. Under the
American law they are subject to six
months imprisonment and . 6ne OF
$1,000.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue and authority of venditioni
exponas, issued from the Office of the Cir
cult Clerk of Lafayette county, Missouri,
dated the 30th day Of April, 1892, and to
me directed, in favor Of Chaa Tracy, ~
sisnee Of J: A. Collins, and against Isaac
W. Whitsest, I have levied upon and
seized all the right, title, interest and
estate OF the said defendant Of, in and to
the following described real estate situated
in Petiis county, Missouri. to-vit:
LIT twelve (l2) in block one ~ of Mar
tin and Cottou's fourth addition to the city
Of 6edalia, Pettis county, Missouri.
And will, on
TUESDAY, THE path DAY OF NAY,
1892,
Between the houn Of 9 o'clock Q. u.
and S O'Clock p. 10. Of said day, at the west
front door of the court house in the city of
Sedslis, Pettis county, Missouri, and while
the circui, court is in session. sell the said
real estate at public auc ion, to the highest
bidder, for cash, to satisfy said execution
and cost.
ELLIS r. SMITH,
Sheriff of Pettis county, Missouri.
By W. O. B. Dixon, D. s.
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Washington Notes.

Commissioner Carter of the general
land Office will probably resign his
Office about the end of the present fis-
cal year.
A bill was introduced in the senate
entitled "A bill for the protecting Of
the silver mining industry" 1t pro-
vides that the secretary of the treasury
in the purchase of silver under the
provisions of the act of 1890 shall pur-
chase such silver bullion only as is
produced from mines within the
United States or from ores smelted
within the United States.
Senator Henderson introduced .
joint resolution requesting the pres
ident to take amicable measures to
obtain from the Italian government
. suitable indemnity for the injuries
inflicted by the authorities of Italy
upon Nicolina Nileo, a naturalized
citizen of the United States, who,
while on a visit to Italy, was inn
prisoned and afterward compelled to
serve in the Italian army.
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Convicts shipped to America.

NEW YORK, May 3.-The subcommit-
tee of the joint senate and house COM
mittee on immigration continued its
Ellis island investigation in the feder.
al building. ODonovan Rosa sent up .
note to Senator Chandler in which he
said: England associated me with
her convicted thieves and burglars
talked daily with them. Their desti-
nation after their time in prison was
America. England sent them under
escort of prison guards from the prison
to the ships sailing for America"
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WORLDS FAJR CRITICISED.
Senator Vest Thinks the Management IA
Been Too Extravagant.

Senator Vest Thinks the Management Has
Been Too Extravagant.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-Numerous Pc
titions were presented against legisla-
ton for the closing of the worlds fair
on Sunday. Also from Methodist
church in New Hampshire urgentT
protesting against further legislation
against the Chinese.
In presenting petition for legisla-
ton for the closing of the worlds fair
on Sunday, Mr.. Vest described it as a
machine petition" 1t had been
periodically he said, addressed to Ohio
senators and it contained a remarkable
resolution p.edging the signers to re-
fuse henceforth to support for any
Office or position of trust any senator
or member who should vote for aid of
any kind for the worlds fair except
on the conditions named in the
memorial
Whatever might be his vote, he said,
on the question he certainly should pay
no attention to that sort of resolutions.
As to closing the worlds fair on the
Sabbath that question was before tho
committee of which he was a member
and was being considered very care.
fully.
A much more serious question, how
ever, was As to the expenditures that
had already been made about the Col
umbian exposition, among which he
had noticed that of the $40, 600. 900 con-
tributed by the city of Chicago $50, 900
had been expended for the location OF
the exposition in that city. He hoped
that the committee which had lately
visited that city had Investigated that
question to see if the necessity existed
fof such expenditure.
The calendar was then taken up and
bills were disposed of as follows:
To fix the price of lands entered
under desert land laws. Passed. It
fixes the price at sl.25 per acre,
whether the lands are outside or with
in a railroad grant, and it requires the
repayment of the difference to those
who have heretofore paid a double
price for such railroad lands.
For the issue of ordinance and am
munition to Nebraska to replace SINH
lar stores destroyed by fire. Passed.
After an executive session the senate
adjourned.
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villas May BE Sprung.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. May sit has
been definitely settled that when the
next week to elect delegates to the
national convention. Wisconsin's
representatives will be instructed to
vote solidly for Cleveland. but should
there come a time when the tide
swamps their candidate the delegation
is TO throw its vote to William +.
Villas, ex-secretary of the interior.
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Three Killed.

WEsrvILLE, Ind, May "a north
bound freight train on the Louisville,
New Albany & Chicago railroad went
through a bridge one mile north Of
Otis early this morning, the engine and
eight cars going down. The bodies Of
the engineer, fireman and brakeman,
who were in the cab. are buried in the
water beneath an immense mass Of
wreckage. Traffic has been abandoned
north of Otis
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WRECK ADDED TO WRECK.
0as Collision Of Freights Causes Another
With Fatal Results.

ROCHESTER, N. ", May S.-When Q
west bound Central Hudson freight
train was taking water at Churchville
station this morning another freight
train, bound west, crashed into the
caboose. A number of cars were
thrown over upon the east bound
track. and a minute later an east
bound train ploughed into the
pile of wrecked cars w. H. Jones of
Buffalo. the engineer of the eastbound
train, was instantly killed. and his
fireman. F. Richardson, was slightly
hurt. The wreck caught fire from an
oil car and the body Of Engineer Jones
was burned to crisp. Twenty-Five
cars, many of them loaded with goods.
were destroyed.
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WASHINGTON, May 3.-The following
is a recapitulation of the debt state
ment for the month of April:

is a recapitulation of the debt state
ment for the month of April:
INTEREST BEARING DEBT.
Bonds at ~ per cent converted at per
cent, April 81, 1892. as, 1854 SOD; March 81,
1892, 81, 1854, 900.
Bonds at per cent, April 30, 1892, $685.
$50, Isl; March 81, 1892, $559, SIS, 0oo.
Refunding certificates at per cent, April
80, 1892, ss4,2sj; March 81, 1892, SIS, $50.
Totals, April 30, 1892, $5S5, 029, 030; March
81, 1892, $5S5 02s, $50. Increase, 500.
Debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity, April, g, 3O4 ,2lo, March, 8, 49,
Go. decrease, $l57, 400.
Debt bearing no interest, April, t3s1, 914, :
912, March, $3.50 $50, z27, decrease, t62l ,3l5.
Aggregate of interest and non-interest
bearing debt, April, $97O, 24S, 152, March,
1871 ,O26, 527, decrease, SIS, 1915.
Certificates and treasury notes Offset by
An equal amount Of cash in treasury, April
sos, 922 ,b7l, March scr, 09c, 049, increase
$1,S2i,522.
Aggregate of debt including certificates
and treasury notes, April 81 GOO, 170, 123,
March 81 500, l24 $40.
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French Tansy Waters.

These waters are for the relief and
of painful Irregularities, and will re-
move ell distractions. They are sure
and safe every time. Manufactured
BY Emerson Drug Co., San Jose,
CAL, and fol sale at Fleischman's
drug store.
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THE METHODISrS.
4 Portion Of the Hall Set Apart For Lay
Delegates.

Delegates.
OMAHA, Neb., May 3.-The session OF
the Methodist conference yesterday
was spent in discussing the lay dele
gate question. After a long wrangle.
during which many amendments and
counter motions were made. the con.
ference decided to allow lay del
egates who so desired to Sc
lect seats separate from the min
isterial delegates. On motion of DR.
Pullman a section of the hall was set
apart for the lay delegates and then
the choice Of seats by lot was com.
menced. This tasted until 7:3O in the
evening. when the conference ad-
jourped before the drawing of lots had
been completed. This evening the
delegates were given a reception by
the mayor and city council.
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C,ark.s Successor Chosen,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May sit is given
out here that George c. Smith, as
sistant general manager Of the Mis-.
souri, Pacific railroad, will succeed
S. II. H. Clark, first vice president
and general manager. when the latter
resigns (which he will do in a few
days. to take charge Of the Union
Pacific system as its president.
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UNCLE SANS DEBTS.
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT FOR
THE MONTH OF APRIL.
Our NATIONAL EXPENSE ACCOUNT.

The Government's Receipts and Liabilities
for the Past Month-Commissions
Roosevelt asd Secretary Foster
Before the House Civil Service
CommIttee-Other WASH
ington Intelligence.
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DEADLY TORNADO.
THE FESTIVE CYCLONE LET'S
90 IN OKLAHOMA
DEATH AND RUIN IN ITS WAKE.

Two Fatalities So Far Reported and Others
are Fsared-Father and Son Killed By
the Storm - Forests aud Fields
Swept Bare By the Winds Ter
ride Onslaught - Various
Other Casaltiss.
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ROUGH ON POACHERs.

Naval Omcers Instructed to Seize All Sus-
picious Sealing Vessels.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-The secretary
Of the navy has issued instructions to
the naval and revenue marine vessels
assigned to enforce the modus pfohib-
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CA !;doS
CURE

The only real pure vegetable blood Iuri6s
known which crues akin diseases, eczema, tettea
salt rheum. rolls, kings evil rh umatsni. goui
sbcssses, nenralgi', anc all diseases from impun
bcod often from sc,ofulous tuherculoas or srecif,
blood ta Mt, hereditarv or acqrired. No. mirera
no failures, no relapses.
Sold BY W. E. Bard. 5-Issiy
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&leioeritoffel !
&leioerifofe !!

unpersle Spe resermaBisumgen fmb ensetre ur aevNe
u maiden gDir ermdbnem:
R a bree NIT seOe Surosn Senritas
- - =, = -
8olfi n firnur 80 nnb 35 Gents. - 80
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Gine fatafe gituaticu.

Cine lltitige @ei6i6te mirb aus San
Sraneisco beribtet: S. s. Samilton,
Der Stabtanwalt bon Spofane, Maib.,
bate ii6 Dor &ursem perbeiratbet unb
bei6loilen, nit ieinem iun8en @eib=
den Die Slltteripo6en in benz ionnigen
Galifrrnien gu perbringen.
gta6 elmer ftiirmii6en &eiie auf benl
Sampfer Oregon" fam bas i1lnge
Gbepaar ipoblbebalten in San 6ranz
cisco an uno nabm i'm Yalaee 6otel
Auartler. 0aielblt traf Serr 9amil=
ton einige 8efannte unb bas freubige
Wieberieben muBte natiirIi6 gefeiert
tperben.
Sm S6anfSimmer, nit ben 6reunz
ben plauDernb, pergaB Der iunge @bez
mann gang un0 gar, baB bic 3eit i6nel
entfliebt unb iein iunges @eib6en nit
Sebnin6t auf i'm martet.
pl6bli6 fiel iein Bid auf Bic llbr,
lpel6e f6on balb II llbr seiste, eine
Stunbe, bic ia fir einen Sunggeielen
nod gu friib gum Na6bauiegeben, aber
fir einen ebriamen gbemann unb nod
basu einen in ben 6littermo1en 2ebenz
ben idon febr ipdt iit. gilisit ma6te
ii1 Der ob ieines eriten 6ebltrittes in
Der Gbe @ri9redte auf ben Meg nad)
feinem 3immer. gr flopfte Ieiie an
bic pon innen peri6loi1ene Sbiir, ,erbielt
aber feline 9lntport.
gfun uuBte er, baB feline Satin fdlon
f6lief. Wie aber nun ing 3immer gee
langen, obne bas iiiBe Weib9en aug
benz S6lummer sl ipeden unb babur6
biellei6t cine @arbinenprebigt beraufz
5ubei6mDrens gta6 fur3er lleberlegung
bate Der &e6tsgelebrte einen 9(usmeg
aus benz Dilemma gefunben.
Gr entlebigte ii6 ieiuer S9ube unb
ietnes GDlinberbutes, boite ei1en Stubl
berbei unb flettelte nit 6iilfe bieies an
bas Guerfeniter ilber Der Stubentbiir,
nm babur6 ing 3immer sll gelangen.
Die sa9e ging au6 anfanss sana
gut nno f6on mar Der Oberf0rper
bur1gesmdngt, aber, . lpeb! Elm ges
ipiher, gerp0bnli6 gum iben benubter
aorpertbeiI ermies ii9 etipas gu fart
ausgebilbet, Inn bur6 bas ense 6eniter
gu geben. Sa ftedte nun elm balber
Ge6tsgelebrte i'm 3immer unb Der ans
bere balbe auBerbalb beielben rbans
genb uno bangenb in f6pebenber
ytin" nnb fonnte fi6 ipeber porz nod
rlldmdrts bewegen, 10 iebr er ii6 aud
abmilbte. glrmer &e6tsgelebrter @r
wuroe Dor 4nitren9ung gang firi6rotb
i'm 8eli6t, Der aragen plabte ibm bonn
Salie unb fiel Ing 3immer. 9as
bate gerabe nod gefeblt, um bas @Ienb
poll gu MAIDEN. 9as @eraui6 err
pedte bic iunae 6rlp, &un 1T Der
9lnbIid zines firI6,efbfn @eli6tes unb
eines paares milb IT. Ser guft herl,nte
fubtelnOer Mrme, buf1 ein Gilerfens
lter iiber elmer Stubentbiir ge3tpdHgt,
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aber Elm Bib, bab ein sartes, tpeiblis
deg Weien iuirfli6 eri6reden fann.
Sie iunge Srau fprang aus bem
Bette unb fegte ben eleftrii6en 2dutez
Mpparat in 8ewegung.
Tergebli6 iu6te 9amilton leiner
Jrau begreiflif) 81 MAIDEN, baB er es
lei. Sbm mar bon Der 9ln1trengung
Die Yuite" ausge9angen unb er fonmte
nur gurgelnbe S0ne berporfoBen. Stlz
.aptl6en mar auf bas @lodenlignal Elm
farbiger 9lufmdrter berbeigeeilt, Der,
atpei iiher Der 5biire aappelnbe 8eine
iebenb, fDfort baponlief unb bas game
perional bur6 feine &ufe: r&duber,
ginbre6er, Siebe, M0rber!" aur Stele
bra6te. Sn5mil6en bate aber Srau
9amilton ibren @atten erfannt mn6
brad in ein lautes Geld6ter aug, tpelz
DIES bic Dual unb @erlegenbeit bes
armen &e6tsgelebrten nod permebrte.
Sobalb bas 0otelperlonal sur Stelle
mar, fonnte 9amilton aus ieiner lnz
angenebmen Gage befreit tperber, inz
benz oas 5eniter ausgeidgt iuurbe.
Nlles la9te nun, nur 9err 6amilton
f6mor, ME ipieber Nbenbs fpdt nad
9auie gu fommen, ober aber, follte es
bod einmal gel6ebeu, lieber eime Gar
binenprebigt in &auf slt nebmen, als
6ur6 elm Guerfeniter iiber Ser 5biir
ii6 einiblei6en gu pollen. ~
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Ser ssaffee Werbran1 In ben Der
Sfaaten.

9ie Ser. staaten BON Qmerifa per=
brau6en mebr &affee, als irgen6 elm
anberes 2anb Der Melt. Die GeIammtz
einfubr betrdgt ettpa 500 Millionen
pfunb ober unaefdbr s Pfunb auf ben
Ropf Der 8ep0lferung. Non Der @in=
.fubr fDmmen etipa 445 Wtillionen
pfunb aus ben amerifanif6en &offee>
ldnbern, 8ralilien, 8enesuela, peru,
Meltinbien, Goita Riea, Guatemala.
Ser &eit BON 55 Wfillionen fommt aus
Qfrifa unb 9llien, baDpn aus SABA etma
.22 Wfillionen Yfunb. Die 9tamen Saba
unb @totfa, mie iie im 9uffeebanbel
in ben Ser. 2 taaten gebrau6t merben,
baben iibrigenS feline geograpbii6e Yes
beutung, sie iuerben auf Die belten
amerifanii6en g prten ebenfo angez
tpanbt, wie auf aaffee,. Der ,pirfli6
aus SABA ober 9lrabien itammt. @as
ben bralilianii6en &ahee betrifft, ipelz
der in ben Ser. 6 taaten am meilten
gebrau6t pirb, 10 mirb bariiber gez
tlagt, haB er ieit ber Gbf6affung Ser
stlaperei an @ite abgenommen bat,
obgleid bic Wienge bes BON 8raiilien
in ben Wtarft gebra6ten 9affees ieit=
benz 5agenommen bat.
Sben uurbe geiagt, baB bic Ser.
etaaten mebr &aHee Derbraudten als
trgenb elm anberes 2anb. SnbeRelt
brau6en, auf ben &opf Der 8ep0lfes
rung sere6net, 9planb, 8elgien, Sd>
nemarf unb 9torwegen nod mebr. Sn
0eutf9lanb unb Der s6meiS fommt
Der gerbrau6 bon aaffee benz in ben
Der. staaten nabe, aber @nglanb unb
Stalien brau6en nur l pfunb unb
SranfreiG brau6t ueniger ais Pfuno
auf ben aopf Der 8epolferung.
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9pn benz friiberen @icez@oupel

= Gon benz friiberen @icez@ z@oupers
neur BON Ohio, Safob Mtiiaer, ipirb
ieBt bel @elegenbeit bes Senatorenz
wablfampfes folgenbe 8efdihte erSdblt.
9lls er i'm Sabre 1880 als giee=Gou>
perneur benz c taatsfenate prdlibirte,
liberia '6te er bielen plDbli9 nit Der
@rfldrung: Gentlemen it will nov
he in order TO elect John Sherman |!
@r bate iagen pDllen: to elect a
United States Senator, aber in Der
@onfuliOn unb 8efangenbeit bes 9lu=
genblids peripra6 er li6. 9fatiirlidl
purbe ieine naipe 9lnfiinbigunq nit
bomerif6em Gela9ter aufgenommen.
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Gpfpkfifhe 6iur;d,t,,noen

@eiebli6e Sinri6tungen baben
I'M 2aufe bes leBten Sabres in ben
Ter. Staten 1913 itattgefunben. @on
Den 9ingeri6teten iparen 50 WeiBe,
IS yteger, 4 Snbianer unb ie elm
Wferifaner unb Sapaneie. Sem Gi6z
ter Spn6 fielen 1875 periouen gum
Spfer, 1S9 0.dnner upb 6 6rauen;
oapom iparen SO WeiBe, 121 Neger, 2
Snbianer, 2 @bineien unb / Meriz
faner. Soipubl bel ben gelebmabia,
pie bel ben ltngeieBli6 9ingeridteten
maren alfo Die Neger in Der groBen
W}ebrbeit. 9lu6 fanben i'm Sii6en
melt mebr Sinri6tuneen unb 2pn6ez
reien itatt als i'm Norben.
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Qludl in ssraufreid, orosfirt s.

= au6 in Jranfrei6 sraiiirt bic
Snfluen5a in idlimmer @eife. 118
3o8linge Der Militari9uIe bon ct.
@nr liegen an Der Snfluen5a banieber.
in 9aborS iinb aus elmer 8ep0lferung
BON $4,000 iiber 1000 franf. Sn 2ile
unb &oubair wirb bic gpibemie i0lims
mer nab f6limmer. Sn Gems iinb bic
aoblengruben perlaien, ba bic meiiten
8ergleute franf limb. Sn 9iinfirhen
ift faft bic babe 8ep6lferung Geibenb.
Sn ben @roBifdbten Baris, Mariei(les
unb. 2Don 1T bic aranfbeit ebenfaas
febr berbreitet, tritt aber in miIberer
sSprm auf.
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Sages 0settigfeitem.
& n / a II 5.

= SerrD S1mp1Dn, Der 1trumptlo1e
Staatsmann BON &anias", bat cine
giQ I'M &eprdletttantenbau1e eingez
bra6t, bur6 melde der @olb Dollar
als Wertb 8aiis Der amerifanii6en
Miin5en" abgei6afft merhen iou.
= Sn ben S6iffsbaub6fen BON
! 2eague Sslanb bel pbilabelpbia tperz
ben Die alien, ldngit auBer 9ienit gez
itellten MOnitors ugta6ant", nSal lion"
unb rMontanf" mieber in &riegsbes
reiti6aft gebra6t. Mfan glaubt, iie lit
3 Wo6en tpieber in b0lig ieetii6ttgen
3uitanb gebra6t gu baben.
@rprdltbent GleDelanb lit in 8ez
gleitung einiger Sreunbe lit SEEM Or
leans eingetrofen. St folgte elmer
@inla6ung bes plantagen 8eiiBers
Soc Seferion sll elmer SagDpartie auf
beHen gelibunsert.
= 9ie Stabt &artfas @itp betuirbt
iid nit groBem Gifer nn bic 9lbbalz
Ttnmg Der bemocratii6en gtatlonalz
@onpention. @s bewerben lib barum
ionit nod: Wailmaufee, Snbianapolis,
ct. paul, Detroit, Stem Oorf, 9es
Moines, San 6rancisco unb Cincinnati.
Nuslanb.
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ben Greilinnigen gelte0t iuorben.
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lin gegen Die Bripat ganfen eingez
riilen 1T, bat cine 9(naabl bon fleinez
rem Berliner 8arfiers einen 8anfs
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aabl bon Nmerifanern aug 9eutf6lanb
pertrelben, mel6e iegt bort BON ibreu
&eilten leben.
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8rief an ben cardinal grsbii6of Don
paris gei6rieben, in pel6en er benz
felben eriu6t, ben frans0lif6en Glerus
au bitten, alle Oppoiition gegen bic
republifaniibe &egierunaSform eim3us
ftellen. Sie franaOiiibe Gegierumg lit
benz papite fir biefe freun6li9e Salz
tung iebr bantbar.