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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-03-25
Portland Barkentine's Hard Trip.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, March 24.---
Steam tug Right Arm reports ha ing
spoken last evening barkentine Louise
Adelaide OF Portland, at anchor in Vine
yard Sound. She is from the Fortune
Islands with a cargo of salt for Boston.
She had head winds and very rough
weather during the entire passage, and
lost her head sails.
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
Decision of the Magistrate in the Cameron
Murder Case.
[Special.to the Press

HALIFAX, N. S., March 24.-In the
Cameron alleged murder case the magis-
trate gave his decision today and stated
that in his opinion he thought justice
We uld be served by committing Mrs.
Cameron for trial at the next sitting of
the supreme criminal court. The evi-
dence was not very serious. It raised
presumption of guilt, and, under the cir
cumstances, it was better to have tho
case thoroughly investigated by judge
and jury.
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Fifty-four on the Anxious Seat.
THE WEATHER.
Probably Fair.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-For New En-
gland: Generally fair, except possibly
light local showers on the coast in the
morning; westerly winds. Slightly
colder Saturday night.
Signals displayed from Boston to East
port.
Boston, March A.-For New England
for Saturday: Clearing; fair; much
cooler by night; northwest winds; proba-
bly, fair. Sunday: Colder in the morn
ing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-03-25
MAINE SPOILSMEN
Who Are Besieging the President For
Appointments.
SURVEY OF THE FIELD BY A COM
PETENT AUTHORITY AT
THE CAPITAL.

Every Member of the State Committee
After Job-Morton Willing To Take
Most Anything-Four Candidates for
the ollectorship-Bradbury g. Moul-
ton Contesting for District Attorney
Tolman Has No Opposition for the
Appraisership-Down East Candidates
The Consulates.
Especial to the Press.1
WASHINGTON, March 24.-Maine is
pretty well represented in Washington
at the present time; but the politicians
who are down here wondering what they
are here for and feeling none too sure
that they are not spending money fool
ishly are not the happiest family in the
world. The surface indications point to
the fact that about every member of the
state committee wants job, and those
members who don't want jobs them
selves are backing candidates in opposi-
ton to some other member of the COM
mittee. Under the circumstances it be-
comes apparent that there is not the
most harmonious state of affairs exist
ing.
Chairman Donovan came to Washing
ton to look after some post offices, so he
said, but incidentally he took care to say
a good word for himself for the marshall
ship. After having laid his case before
the attorney general he went home and
left his interest to be looked after by
Col. Morton, who would like to be made
one of Secretary Carlisle's assistants, but
failing in that will take anything that
comes along. He will probably get
something. Then there is George f.
Clifford, who is not very hungry himself
but who would like to see
his brother, William H.. made
collector of the port of Portland. II he
gets it it will only be after fight, as
would-be- Congressman M. P. Frank, ID.
H. Ingraham, and ex-Collector Anderson
are also after the plum. Anderson ap-
pears to be virtually out OF the race,
owing to the Presidents declaration that
he would not make appointments; but
the others are pressing their CLAIMS Tor
all they are worth. If Ingraham gets
knocked out he will try to be made min
lister to Spain.
Albert W. Bradbury and Augustus f.
Moulton are having a merry scramble to
secure the district attorneyship. Both
men have support from the state commit
tee and it is an open fight yet.
George Tolman of Portland is working
hard to be made appraiser of the Port
land custom house. As yet he has no
competition, but that does not say he
won't have before the appointment is
made.
The Belfast custom house will un-
doubtedly go to William P. Thompson,
and Don P. Powers will, it is believed,
secure the Houlton collectorship, which
is shortly to become vacant. His name
has been presented to the Secretary of
the Treasury.
There are several men looking for con-
sulates and it is probable that Maine will
get one or two of the less important ones,
but nothing of very much account. The
state department has not yet considered
Maine in this connection.
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known, but the loss to property will be
very great At Shaw, 10 miles from Tu-
MICA, some stores were blown down and
a few persons wounded.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-03-25
ESTABLISHED JUNE 2s, 1se2--voL. 81.
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

Page L.
Weather indications.
General telegraph news.
Obituary.
Page q.
Legislative proceedings.
General Telegraphic News.
Page 5.
One king of a tbeat.''
Effect of fright.
Sunday services in Portland churches.
Page4v
Opinion as to the change Of the elnats.
Editorials.
Miss Rehan IN silver.
Magazine notices
Pags6
Deaths and marriages.
Music and drama.
Maine towns.
Krupp's great guns.
Wit and Wisdom.
lists.
18&0 te
Financial and Commercial.
Marine News.
Page 8.
Meeting of city government.
Personal.
Brief Jottings.
Boston & Maine to widen Salem tunnel.
Mayor Ingrahams position.
The Atkinson Company In Massachusetts courts
Page 8.
Ancient customs of the Iroquois Indians.
Great religious parliament to be held in Chicago
Love making among the Sioux.
Page 10.
Poem:f The Old Stage Road.
Story: Alba.
The Krupp Of Essen.
Page IL.
Notes of the dairy.
Minstrels of today.
Page 12.
DR.. Talmage's sermon.
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Pauncefote is an Ambassadors.

ordnance officer.
Pauncefote is an Ambassador.
The state department has received
official information that Queen Victoria
has raised the rank of Sir Julian Paunce-
fote, British representative in Washing
ton, from envoy extraordinary and minis
ter plenipotentiary, to Ambassador. I'm
der provisions of the diplomatic and con-
sular appropriation bill March /, 1898
President Cleveland is authorized to
confer the same rank upon our represen-
tative at London. The provision was
inserted in the bill because representa-
tives of the United States in many courts
are compelled to yield precedence in
official business and otherwise to repre-
sentatives of smaller countries holding
higher titular rank, Hitherto no ambas-
sador has been accredited to the United
States, because the United States did not
confer that title upon any of its ministers
abroad.
Busy as a Bee,
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Maxwells first day in Office resulted in
the appointment of 40 fourth-class post
masters, and of this number five were
to fill vacancies caused by the removal of
the incumbents. Yesterdays appoint
ments aggregated 81.
soushern California Opened to Settlement.
Secretary Hoke Smith today rendered
his first decision. 1t was in the case of
the Southern Pacific railroad company,
and involved the question of the right of
that company to lands within its granted
limits and the limits of the grant to the
Atlantic and Pacific railroad company,
basing its claim on the ground that the
latter company never complied with it's
requirements of grants in the matter of
locating it's road, and forfeiture of its
grant in 1876 The secretary holds, how
ever, that the Southern Pacific Company
had acquired no title to the lands in
question under it's grant. This decision
operates to open these lands aggregating
many thousands of acres in Southern
California, to settlement and entry. The
commissioner of the general land Office
is accordingly directed to take such
steps as may be necessary to restore
them to the public domain.
To Continue the Conference.
Senator Teller had an extended inter
view today with Secretary Carlisle in
regard to the international monetary
conference and was told by the secretary
it had been definitely settled the United
States would send delegates to the con-
ference, which will meet May 30th.
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Ger at Portsmouth, N. H., navy yard,
relieving Commander N. NJ. Dyer who is
placed on waiting orders.
Commander G. j. Barclay has been de-
tached from the Portmouth, N. H., navy
yard and ordered to command the train
ing ship Portsmouth.
Lieutenant Commander E. W. Watson
is ordered to Portsmouth navy yard as
ordnance officer.
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Local Weather Report.
PORTLAND, Me, March "a, 1893.
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To Continue the Conference.
Two Fortunate Escapes.

SKowHEGAN, March 24.-In the Som
erset S. j. court, the case on trial is
Charlotte I. Chapman VS.. Sanford S.
Chapman. libel for divorce. Libellant
alleges cruel and abusive treatment and
extreme cruelty. The libellee is prom
inent attorney at Fairfield. and the case
excites considerable interest,
In the action of Rose M. Cooper VS..
Frank H. Blackington, for damages for
breach of promise of marriage, the ref
erees return a judgment for plaintiff for
$1,000.
Fifty-four on the Anxious Seat.
AUGUSTA, March 24.-The time for re-
ceipt of applications for local post office
civil service examination next Tuesday,
closed today. Fifty-four were received.
Three are women and the rest male. Two
are naturalized, the rest native born.
Twenty-Five are applicants for clerkships
"a for carriers, five for messengers. Ex-
traordinary interest was manifested, due
to the belief in an impending change of
administration in the Augusta post Office.
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b A. NJ ST. NJ.

Mean daily ther. 80. o Max. vel. wind....12NW
Maximum ther. .ss.e Total precip .....S2
Minimum ther. ..23.8l
L. Right rain.
T.-Threatening.
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Jl1dnnGrC6WdC0C.
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uno geitledtIitcu 8Hit9telt
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ptripIat
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5. Sbr QSebTaud ertoIoert telHe SeranoerIH9 oeg
dat obeI SebeHsg o1HbtIitn.
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aIIetniaen GItuHo, UeI4eH Der ettoeHoe beitBt-
Mnftdt nteoiSiniid1er SGdperitdnoi8er nber
pte abTorbireuos 8raft oeS Rertums.
Ssnt,u Sic bos 9tuaugunssos o.s IIalts
BARNS begpsIieIu, 70 UtrosH Gle Auitduu9 fHocH IN
Dr. BooenbGumeIs mt Rett berubuttem Seert uCtr
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itrliten 6Gec5 gansts uHo DtudIaHo g, UrantreiapS
uns GHsIauo's.
gSaS Der atIumbe WemidheuperitanO ia8t.
Yan tuhree stncn gieriheH iur e6erio tbortht ers
udreu, neldcr, UNI tlH Seltlpur AM BelH oocT eIHeu
scbroh.utn Singer Bu btIItH, Gr5neen eiHnebmeH HHo
Eidt bic aeeIenctsn 2Datmttel uHo Salbs5 uHWlttcS
bar out benz l.iosHbeH 2bel gebIouttH Oolte, ME
DeuienstH, fusIdler Sam.H!raHthelt ooer Shmaoe ~
htiIrn perIuden Uots, obHe Die Stene eb IN 4HsrlH
Al n.bH,u, iUie Dies bUIb ben 9ebraut Don Sr. Ia
SGle's el.9antsH unfhd6lthen "Bolus Remedies"
ssathtn taun.
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Die slnt,pcrt Der Gamtraelc-sr rasne.
Sie Sfamten DER ~sauitebIe Seaauc" beans
trauen IbweiInna Oes Seiud1eS oes Sene'
raIs MutpaIts Zoe um cineu 2eaueiter.

Die larg erpartete 4ntport Der SeamteH
Der ,@aIltable- -yeague" auf baS @sludl oeS
@eUeralanpalts Doe nm Iulteluuq elnes
Sequ.IIers wuype geileru I'm superior
rldlt Don ben 4umdlteu Der Nea9ue, RBooe5
& 6bo0eS, eingereIdt.
>}u 0erielben uro III Qbrtoe gehellt, oOB
Die ;luihen 1886 uuo 1889 nusgsgebeuen
EOllcen uugiiltla unO uugeiseItt ausgstsr=
tist t,eu. 2.lS Der 6reIbrtef I'm Sabre 1889,
iagt Ole giutmort, uerdnoert DOr0en lel, babe
Der Sroen neltere llmageu erboben uno
&rauteugsIoer aHSgeSahlt, mo0ur6 Die BO'
hcen rattf;lrt nib ~ retIt beebenO ertIdrt
m0roeu.
Die Seihuloiqung, baB Nfitalttoer in BEN
Sroen Obu. eIue gehOrlge drjtlldle llnterus
dung aurgenommeu milroen, miro ebentauS
surutgewreeu. Sugegebeu wlro leootI, oaB
gewiie Bollceu fiir $1,000 uno tleluere Ses
tyd9e auSgeiteat moroeu leIeH, bob leleH
Oleie ausgegllhen porOen, meHn man irgeno
meld]e 9lnereH5eu geiuuOen babe. Nh'u'
faus pIro suge9sbeu, oaB elnlge Follc
Sttober, 9iouember uHo DECEMBER
eleu, bod tounten ale oieie NIT ben j III ).
ols sur 3eit in Der &aIe oes Sroeus leten,
beglIheu merbeH.
gSus Die -8eAunptung angebtss,oaB teiue
neueu 0tltglIeoer iId Dem Sroeu arid lols
len, 10 iageu ole Seamten oes SroenS, 0aB
Oieies Uibt Der lSahrhelt eutlprete, uuo oaB
ueue UutglIe0cr leoeu NtOuat gemonnen
miirosu. AHs pieiem 9ruUoe erludlteu ile
nm abpeiiuu9 OeS Gutra9es oe5 gsHeral-
aHlualI5 Doe.
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6cIo ais Grfas perIat9t.
Sic taaIidIe Reibe ppu SdIaoensrSastlaefn
aeaeu Sprpuratfoneu u. {. 10.

Sbue 4nqabe oes SrunoeS habeu 6rau
Wayp Sooe uno br 9atte Soleph Sooe oou
1923. Ct. SoepbltraBe gegeu Die uStaot..
paiiagier- 8abugeleuidatt" cine Fld9e an1
$4,000 @utItablsung erboben; bon aetBt
es paB ole Rlage eiugereld)t 1T, neil Erau
gooe Dor etma sluel lSoden bel Dem Ser'
iu0e, al @nus nahe Ii5qultbltraBe all1 el'
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9ooen qcld)leuoerI muroe, uno oGbeI eInen
Arn brad, neil anaebllh Der gSaggon 81
friib III Sepeguns gelest muroe. Ole An'
malte iluo Gomaro s. {. Solepb, u. @laIt.
Aumalt @ba5. 8. @uuter bat fir NrGu
0fartha u. Qau9btrep gegen @brlltlHe uuS
rid pom 9tr. 51l, @olumblas sAoenue, elne
STAGE aut $4,000 ShaDeueriae etn9ereIdlt.
SlaQerin bebauptet, oaB IN Dem pon Se'
,tlaqteu ourt ben 2lgeuten &bGS. 9. Otor'
ton qemietheIeu Saue gtr. 25, Sf@ou99eS'
iirai3s, oas 9elQuOer elmer Sreppe repa=
raturbsoiirftlg mar uno abbratl, ais ne IN
pas obere Stodmert ilt begebeu moute; III
Tolae 9eGeH lel lie heruHter9efHrSt uno
babe ben 9Irm sebroheu.
2 SIN Staots9erld)t bat, our6 Gr-9onper'
neur gSIQlam SlntHep 9SApte uuo Solepp
QShpte, SoIepb g8bIte cine SIage ge9en Oie
y@ltu suburban Sabngeieuldatt" elu9e7
reldlt uno uerlanQt $4,000 S6aoenerlat- =
neil EN- sSugqoH Der SeIslIid)aft, ais e. BIZ
Dort= 3oao entiaHs fuhr, nit lelnem Na9eH
coliolrt iel.
9leiel6eu AnmGlte babeu fir Iuna SHn'
niuqham ge9eu bic p9enuals Sabu9eleu'
ld)ait" elne 6lage iur $4,000 @Hrnaoi=
guHg elu9ereidlt. &IagerIn mIroe, ME ne
Quqlbt, an 6. 2lprI! pou etHem 2Sa99on Der
@eieui9aft al Der @de uOn Gnro!lHes uHp
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beloen Semei uerlest, oaB oIelelbe TN
n5obnS 6optius' SOlpltGt" amputTt mer-
0en muBte.
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gtew=9prfSr gtn6rihtcu.

93ewsg Ort, %. slu9uit. = Die
0umpier r9tcw yOrf," yGompanlo"
uuO ga 8Ourbo9ue" bradtcn 3uIanlz
men 5,475, 900 in Sob.
- 0eute fam Der 7Oziabri9e &rte95z
9eterau 8m. GOurtiel pom Chicago in
Sericy>Gitp an, I'M ieins nit $17OO
pOn icinem @elO our6gebrannte beIrre
Sdlfte auf3uln9en.
$1,000, ,OOOin @OlO lan9tcn beute
i'm biciigen llnteridaeamt pon Gan
Uruu5l6co an.
Die beutise 9arle9un9 Ser Scrz
bGltuiile Der ucrtra6tcn 6lrma =.
Spfes & Comp. 3sjgt G'eiammt Ser
binOIi6teiten in Der SObe uOn $685.
O37.4S, tbatidbliae @eiummt 9lttloa
1874, ,394.41 uno uOmineQe 2lttiua pOn
S377.S51.S7.
- @anitGtszSnipeftor Seniamin BON
SsrisDzGitg lief beute WtOr9en 20 Stiere,
Die nit ciuem Gieb3ug aus Dem Neltcn
anQctOumen waren, iOiort t0Oten uno
oie Na9son5 ioluie StaQe, wOrin olcz
ielbeu unterqebraht waren, 0e5lnfljlren.
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l9sus naieTeF 9eitri9en ?. 0EOraeH: nus IA %
gus oer SumoesbamptItaOt.

IS btn9tO II .. e., Is. NH9.
- SefretGr Carlisle bat an9eOronet,
baB Die Wiin3en III BbilaOelpBiu unO
Gan 6ran3i9cO 5ur pollen tapajltat bel
Ser Auapraguug Oes SOlObuIIjon5 mIts
be(fen iouen. 9o5 SdaeamtSOepnrtez
nreut hat pon 85 bis 90 OtiuiOneu@Olo'
bullion, mel6es einen Sbeil Der 100
OiQlOuen @olOreierue bll0ct Oa5 in
$1Os unb So, iOwie $2as@OIOltiiten
au6ueprGQt meroen lOQ.
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RrG etten
-eeS-
llirrru, gIa(r unG lOOrfeb grile.

She 8ebauOluus unb 6eiluus Obne Q!a9ena
Oiebi3inirung.
a,uns,Id,u, SduFs.s lrtnirsn, IutFebeu bel
godbt nm Az uriHtTtn, ShHtIB ooer SrsrHtH BERN
eofi,H e,5 g8aii.rs, glabtr6pitln urIH, Hehhsu
Dies s.itIheH, Yersroseru1s oeI BorfteborIle una
PrIabtihe 9iIcItntranf5eIt.
Ti, eHtitl.o.nitt pObItbdtise DtrfHs Diro tIlIetS
neil maH biz StllmitteI mn ttteIbar
am Sise oeS 2eioeus appItiirt,
mo Te ftd1 pom srost.n 9tuteH .TrptIitn Dtroeu.
g5.un Der Bolus in ben UlaffoGTH elnseIubrt lH Ia
Eubt ,r uumitt,lbar an BlaleHbGIs. SIasnhtllI
DdisIludt sgE GslHs uHo i5h6e.
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OSefdn0fnnd.

gpe,ifiite SeiImittel fir ipe3ifiide 9eiSeu.
1. Spe,inIder RuriuS, bel s6Ddbe= gusTdia
fen S,rstloptn, Hi6tnihmrBeH uirp. S. bic eInlsua
Ehatttl; Der DolfdHotst 9urlus NIT sItI Sh0htelnS
r,itsno aui DlsHats, $40.
?. 9uriuS yir. II, fur U1anneriNWddbs-
Gin, Shoftel fdr einiahe o6eI frtits sane So ortt
ehadlt,u flI idD.Te uno unbautrEet Bdl. BET D2aHH
n,rH bsr ben mittIeTtI SabTeu, itUattn etuieH ulU
SIS iiir oTtl gloH1te-
g. Observation-Disclosures, BET nrlns, BldicHs
urb rlieHsGeihptIbeH. CINE Stohtel So
am,t Shattcn So. srtt ShahtelH $40.
1. Rraitieeuoer RurfuS, bsionoers 9ettaact
ais StdrfuHg iHr Berionen, peht 81 peiratbsn 6eaoE
fttiQeu. Cine StIubtsl s., oIeI Sdadltclu $40 iuI
SrsI 1ouatt.
s. 8lutreiniaunass s2urfuS. Stropb.tH, uas
rsints Splt UiD. Glne Sbattsl So orsIHonatlths
9,banbuHg ootT DoqeT auTiu5 $40.
BUD NIT 3,usHlfieH uno Stbraratsaupeiiuus sras
tis. GidH itIrtIbe an:
DIR. HANS TRESKOW,
pr. s22, SESsewaA Sae~'9ort sR.'S D
C3o01
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Sit DQS Qebell
lebenSUertb ?

Das bdnst pOn Der Qeber ab.
@cnn Die 2eber untbatl9. if
bas 9anse Spitem anger Sros
nun9-6er 2ltbem iit i9le4t,
bic Yer0auun9 idlluuh, bet
Ropf OumpT OOer i9mer3baft,
Die @uer9te unO Die 0OHuung
babin, 6a8 @enliitb beOriidt,
Elm ihperes@ s@ewi9t lit ba na4
benz @iien, nit uQgtnlcinet
OtutblOIisfeit unO Scrftim'
mun9. Die 2eber lit Die Sau5'
balterin Der @eiunobeit, unt
Elm barmlOiss einiudes Scils
mittel, baS pie bic 9tatur
pirtt, nahber nidt ucrltOpit
unb beitanOi9e5 @tnnsbmeu
srfOrbert, ba6 @ei6dit uno
baS 8er9nii9en lpGbreno ieis
nes@ebrau95 ni3t it0rt, ,ma6t
SinlmonS' 2eber 0tsgulatOr
su etuer meOiilnlid)en SOllz
fonlmenbelt.
sb babe Ieine sut.n ardfte psri0nlit aui bic 8rob
s,ffent unb weiB, oaB IS iur SQspspFs, SiIiorta
uus novieHoes RopfDeb Die bette ArInei ia, DeIa
oi. B.lt ie ssisbeH bat pGbe oiersI9 auoers 3eil
uitt,l nor simmous' Ss6srz Regulator SrObirt, uni
I,n.s Don ibneH CAB mir Msbr, ais SeItIueise stH'
e,ruua, abcr Der Regulator 1at Eidlt ssIlHhert
fOHoeru se4eiIt.
80 .. 5. Soass, Rac on, Ga.
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8rieffaiten.

3. 9. - 9entide DtlIltdr- uub Marine.
9lenliuerbaltnlfie liegen ms su fern, nm
asuuue 4usiuuit iIber GtuSelubeiteu aebeu
III fouueu. gHeuoeu gle ild1 on Die oeutide
gejanoi1aft in 9SalhtuaIon.
9lIpa Subbaro & 6pmp. babeu ben
GOutratt ,ur Ginrlftun9 Der ( ampipelsunq
fir 81. rDier9auts' gtatOnal Baut" III
Saoaunab, Sa.r srbGltsR- cord
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GnallIdle 9rebauiihten iber Die &nnabme
Der gSiIiou=Siu.

2onoon, 80. AuguG. - Die llberale
vgEeitminitcr- -@aSette" iagt beute biniiUts
lin oes g8loerruis Der bermau'i6eH Gil
bcraufaus= Afte our9 Oas Gmeritaulldle Jfez
plaeutanteubaus o1as uberlegte SOrges
ben @leueluno's bat pIeI Oaju belgeragsn,
ole piIeutlide 0teluuug ub.r Ole Sbermans
Gtte Su auoeru. GENE bollttt oeS Abmar+
tens notbl9te oas yauO, cine lOlt)' bittere
@rrabrun9 oura3umadlen, oaB man nldlt
iiberral6t III ieiu braud)t, elne itarts 2tuild)t
III @uulen Der 8eleItlguug elner YolltIf,
uel6e pas QauO III ShUteugfetteu gebra6t
bat, ;u fiupen. Die 48mtung auf bic Sc.
iudite mlro iid) lotort fiihlbur madeu. Die
vYau.Dtau.SaSettt," ". 8aIOOrr Aitor's
coulerpatueS Organ, metnt: pISeun Ser
tyaueu uuo &reOlt Ourt BEN GolOerrui Der
uerotrbE6en Sbermaus Itte wreOer ber9c=
felt Iino, miro Der 8eriuh elmer 6lstalre=
form in ben &er. Staaten leldlter lueroen."
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Die gS3uoSbraut.

SaItimo ore bon einem Srfan bcimeeiudlt. -
Santpn, cisbIanotown, Stz uno Tprns
pitzSaIttmpre in Ocr Sabn Dee Sturmcs.
ueberidIpcmmuus in ocr S,afemsescHo.
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ten interuationulen goloeueu Botal in Be-
reitlhaft geieet Su meroen.
80nisin @ictO.la bat il9 mad SuImOral
begeben.
Der Spred)er oes lluterhuues lehnte ss
ab, i'm 6aue beS iriiteu JtationOlliteu
MaclteiQ, melder 6arrp SurulB tbatlib
unQrifi, neil Derielbe lbn I'M c@undl" Cart
tirte, 5u lnteruentren.
Mus Semtihs ctafrtfa.
Berlin, 20. Angult.-G,u Selegramm
BON Oorsgss sSalaam lagt, baB AN y. 2lus
gut &Ieuteuaut llrt OaS \beieillgte 2ager oeS
Sultans Dielt am Siltmn- tlaro. @ebrge
erIliirmte. Sier ieiHert Veute muroeu oabel
geI0otet uno "A perpuuoeI. lieutenant 2lrt
i.lbit erblelt fur; Dor SeenoIgung oes @es
ied)ts elae f0otlidJe SSuHoe.
gaaifenpers ftuug III etnem Ssurcrts.
OtoSfuu, %. Auguit. .-Dtebr, als 200
Yerioueu uuroeu in SAelesnouOpo;, eiuem
Sommerfurorte. bura SumiS (gegobrene
Stuteuml6) pergitet. Der 0telt Der Surz
odite rerlie iofort ab. Dtit 2luSuabme ein,-
ger meuiqer Ierioueu, Sir Su traut iI.O, nm
reIlen Su t0nueu, iiuO ole QolelS uerOoet.
gaterdleu auf RciTcn.
Sopenbageu, 20. AugulI.- eiaF
BON 3tuBlano lam beute Wtorgen nit leIner
9emabliu uuO sroBem @eiOlse bier oil.
Gr begab fb oIrefI ~ oem 6reoeusbor9'
Yalnn, no ielu Shmlegeruater, 1Onl9
@hrlftlan IX., motHt. Der YrlHS oou
gSales mlr0 am IL. september ebentau5
oalelbit eInre1en.
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9onDou, 30. 2lugufi. - Gr-Yremier
Qoro Salisburn III iuTolse elmer Itmereu
Grtdltuus ans Sett seieilelt.
Die amerituuihe Saht pltauabo." iif in
Southampton iu's Srodenood aebra6.
lporpen, nm fir bic Setttabrteu nm ben
sem y9tupaI'Sictorie- -Sa9t.Slub" iseftiite.