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Novel Request of CoIored Men.

WASHINGTON, Oct ga committee
from the colored lawyers convention re-
Gently held in the city Of Chattanooga is
here to lay before Congress a memorial
setting forth the grievances of the race in
the South The memorial asserts that in
asmuch as the South cannot cope with
mobs and the States are powerless to sup
press them, the national government
should interfere and asks of the general
government, I'm case OF its failure to pro-
tect the negro in the enjoyment of every
right to appropriate $1,000 900 to col
onize the negro race in some place to be
hereafter selected. r. G. Benjamin, of AL
ALBANIA, seems to be spokesman of the COM
nittee.
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TIED GOOD AND FAST.
The Terre Hautc ElOpers Were Mar
ried I'm Marshall, Ill.
ial to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARSHALL, ILL.,, Oct. 26.-The special in
to-day's papers from Terre Haute concern
ing the elopement of Murray Phillips, a
rolling mill man having a wife and three
children, with Miss Mabel Firestone a six
teen-year-old girl Of the same city, was a
revelation to Marshall people. Phillips had
not yet received his decree OF divorce from
his first wife, but the couple was married
in this city Tuesday afternoon, Phillips MAX
ing oath that the girl was nineteen. To add
romance to the wedding they had the cere-
mony performed in the vault adjoining the
county clerks office, the deputy who issued
the license being a minister 1t Is not
known where they went from here, but as
soon the papers giving an account of
their disappearance reached here informa-
ton of the marriage was telephoned to
Terre Haute, and officers started in search
of ha oo,rDla
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See display advertisement in this issue OF
n Chicaeo excursion BY the various named
lines oct q. rs. p. 30 and IL
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STATIONS BLUNDER.
No Excuse for His Not Knowing the
Eject of SaIuting a Rebel Flag.

No Excuse for His Not knowing the
Effect OF SaIuting n Rebel Flag.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-Admiral STAN
toms blunder in saluting the rebel squadron
before Rio was made still more inexplica-
BILE this afternoon by the perusal Of the
roster on the Newark, his flagship. which
showed that at least two men Of standing
aboard are well acquainted with the intrica-
cies Of international law. and presumably
knew that the salute to the rebel fleet was
an affront to the regular government OF
Brazil. This knowledge seems 10 ccnhrm
the almost general belief at the Navy De-
partment that Admiral Stanton has some
reasonable explanation TO offer for his unfor-
tunate action. The Stanton incident has
called attention to the fact that many naval
officers have seen very little sea duty in
proportion to their actual service in the
navy, and are therefore inexperienced in
the course of conduct that should be pur-
sued in connection with international diff
ficulties of hostile character. Admiral
Stanton is pointed out as one OF these Of
ficers, whose long land service has greatly
exceeded the time he has spent at sea-
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arrested the
progress Of Con-
sumption. In ell
it's earlier stages,
it can DO cured.
It's q scrofulors
affection OF tho
lungs "A blood
taint,-and, os in
every other form
OF scrOfnlr. DIR.
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ASBURY PARK, n. J., Oct. 26.-Champion
James J. Corbstt received word this evening
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Old "MidIand, sim I'm Trouble.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LEBANON, Ind; Oct. 26-The Chicago &
Southeastern tie-up of two weeks ago is
still unsettled. The train, section and shop
men are united in their efforts to remain
out until either their pay be forthcoming
or the road placed In the hands of a re-
ceiver. All traffic is suspended and the
road resembles an unused side track, being
two streaks of rusty iron. People living in
the towns aleng the line dependent on the
road for their mail and newspapers are
entirely cut off from the outside world.
Those engaged in mercantile business re-
penish their stock by trips overland These
people, might well be expected, are
utterly Disguised with the turn of affairs.
Officials of the road have been here en-
deavoring to pacify the strikers and have
them return to work on promise of money
soon, but the overtureS were not accepted.
The company's credit is so low that en-
ployes' time slips are no longer negotiable
for eatables
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The Captured Burglars Are Silent.

pP-CIdI 70 lHe IIltiIdNdpOIIS JOURNAL.
ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. 26.-Summitville
and vicinity are still all excitement over the
tragic capture of Dick Goodman and Tom
May last night. Goodman's condition is re-
garded as dangerous by Dr. ]. b. Fattey of
this citya the attending physician. Both of
the prisoners, Goodman and May, have
preserved a stolid silence, despite the eff
forts of the officials to induce them to talk.
WlkinsS store room was pierced by more
than twenty bullets, and upwards of seven
ty shots were exchanged before Goodman
and his confederate were captured To-
day a large amount of property belonging
to H j. Jones was found in Delaware
county. The officers say that the captured
booty belonged to a gang of thieves op-
Grating from Kentucky to Michigan. Spe-
cial detectives are at work and other cap
ta1
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Evange,icaI lutheran synod.

special 10 the INuIthdpOIIS JUUTHdI.
CICERO, Ind. Oct. 26.-The forty-sixth
annual convention OF the Olive Branch
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Ser Gonpent Der 6ourcrne1,re oer
Sttoitaatet.

9ti6monb, 3d., 13. Qpril. -
Graiibent 6ilbbaf rtef beute Sormitta9
ben Gonpent Der @ouoerneure ber Siibz
itaatcn sur Srbnung. 9aS Gomite fir
qenannte Srganiiatton beridtete burd
@ouperneur We&tnneD, baB Die prOpiz
iurilden Seamten permanent erflGrt
werOcn, unb baB ic6cr Stuat bel ben
N6ltimnun9en nur cine Sttmme baben,
sic ourh ben @ouuerneur ODER in beilen
&bweienbeit our6 einen StaatsOcle9a>
ten abgegeben iueroen loue; an9enomz
men. @oupcrneur Carr BON Jtoro= @az
rolina bot einen SeldluB an, na6 melz
dem cine 6lugI9riit auSgearbeitet werz
Den iou, wclde bic Sortbeile Oe5 !San>
bells, ber 2lrbeit, Der Wtinen, bes &liz
mas uuo bes acknowledgements oes
SISenS bebanbelt; ferner perOrbnet Der
geidluB Die @rnennun9 zines Gonite'8,
nm Oieie 6lusidrift auf5uietcn. Siers
auf berief @ouperneur 6ilbbad Srn.
Garr in Den Stubl unb madte ielblt
einen biesbeiI9liden 8Ori9lag, nGm>
lid, baB leber @onperneur elm oerartiz
qes Document, ueldes aus nidt mebr,
ais 5000 9Sorten btltebt, ausarbeite
pber ausarbetten laiic, in uelden Die
SHlfsquelen letne5 StuateS berpOrsez
bOben meroen. Die SrOidiren iollen
Dor benz 1. Otai fertis 9eitellt unb Dem
Sefrstdr bes Gonoents ein9ereidlt iuerz
ben, banit oerielbe iie 5ur Yer0fentlis
dung porbereiten uno in Chicago luGbz
reno Der 8eltausltellung pertbetlen
fam. 9tidt mebr, ais $4,000 @remz
plure ioleu 9ebrudt meroen, uno Die
Saubelsfammern Der SHbltaaten lpIlen
aufqeioroert werOen, OaiIr iolde Sei,
traSe gu liefern, als iie iiir Die @inwane
SerIna alnitig balten. Damn empfabl
9tebner nod cine 9loreiie on oen YrGiiz
benten Der Ser. Staaten, in tpelder
ebenfaQs ale Sortbeile be8 SIoens in
bas bette 2idt scitelt werben, unO Der
Brdiibent crlu9t peroen iu1, oen Siz
ben mebr bel Der Seiesun9 Der auslans
oiIden Soniulat8polten. in BEN ydnz
bern, BON pelden cine uiinI6ensmertbe
Ginwanberung gu erwarten ilt. gu be-
rldIldtl9en- Ole1eo Duroe am Sel1en
bic 8orurtbeile 9e9en ben Sibeu I'M
gluslanbe mioerle9en. 5iibbaf's Sor<
IhlaQ wurbe an9enommen, worauf cine
Bauie bis 4 llbr 9ta9mittas5 selnadt
lpuroe.
gtadl @ieoerer6ffnuns ser Serianm>
luna uurbe pom @ouperneur Stone
mn OtiiIouri cine Q0refie an baS Solf
Der Ser. Staaten unO @uropa's perlez
Ten uuo ansenommen, mortn beionoers
bic lanowirtbi6aftliden uuO CONNER
,iellen Sortbeile Der Sibltaaten berporz
aeboben wcroen. gtadbem nod in elmer
Stelolution Der StaOt, ben Sirsern
uno Der Breiie iir Die ireunOlide 9luf>
nabme Der Diitslicber seOantt wurb,
puroe burd GOuperneur Sromn Der
befinitips SdluB Der Ssriaulmluns be-
unrraJt unO bonn GOupsnt aussnOulz
f1Pu
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Smr Sad,abm,ina e,npfoble,,.

Yitt burg, Ya., 13. april.-Solepb
6. Siblep, Der einaise 0emotrat, weIfsr
lett oem Sooe BON NS. 6. Scott III BEN
republlfanl1eu &c. 2iiiritt i'll ben @onareB
erlpQbt morben 1T, bat elnen Srlef al Die
Sarmer.Sereluigun9en, auiansen uuo Nrs
better llutouep lelues 9lrlfts geidrieben,
norin er erfldrt, oaB er auf ieiu sauSes Sc,
halt ais &olfspertreter gum Seten Der 6ar.
nler uno glrbeiter uer5lftet. @r bat biu;u.
sefii9t, er babe Die Domination fir ben Colt
greB nidJt Su elbtliden 3lpedeu uub nid)t
Sur @erbeheruus ieiner 6inausen ausenom>
men, ionperu mn 0urd1uhruug Der &eior.
men, pelde gum S6use Der SutereHeu lei
her 2Sdbler Orln9eno nOibmenOi9 eri9elHeu,
;u f0roeru.
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Nnftt SnhrittlS.

3 q II m q, IS. Aprll.'- 9effern Wtor+
gen fiiir;te etne uug.idbr 80 6uB lanee
Strede Der Ierfte Der p4auama. BAL bn.@ So ;"
eiu. Sine 9roBe Naiie Safiee mar onielbit
aufgei9id)tet, bod Der entituuoeue e6aoen
iit nid]t lchr beosutenO. Die 98erften bier
unb III Colon iiuo iehr baufduig uuS Saus
ieure pom Sonnen aaffee iiuo ant ibneu auf.
aeipei6ert, ba bic Sabu nl6t 9Saggons eez
mug bat. nm Die 6rat)t III bef0roern. 9te
Don bier nat Colon abgeanrteu @agqonS
t0nu.n bort nid)t ausgeIaoeu meroen, neil
ale otlautii6.n 8ampfer. fir meI9e oi.
Sradlt beitimlRt III, peripatet elutreffen.
@armes @arrera, elm @ubau.r, III aus
9iicarasua ausgepieien uorbeu, neil er ii9
oil poItili6er @onipiratlon betbeillgte. Ser.
ieIbe bat, uie bebauptet miro, ben 6einbeu
Der &e9ierung gSafien geIiefert. uuo be
understanding wrro ais Iei9te CITRATE
fir bas Serbre6eu angeiehen. 9iele Der
AufitGnbiiden meroen in oa8 GeidngniB ge.
morIeu unb ebeu threr Yloieifruug entge.
gen. @lne Guautitdt Der 9Saffen, peldbe
Garr.ra ssIl.fert bat, ruuroeu au 9eoni iul
Ieaue elmer Srau perii.dt sefuuOen, uuo
Oieie bat Der 3egierun9 oauon Dfittheiluns
semad)t. Der Iusbrud elner &euoIutlon
ml1rbe bierburd1 perbirbert.
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Ter Sp6arbetter. strift.

2onbon, 13. 2lprIl. - Der 5trife Der
9odarbeiter ;u 3uQ miro mabri9siulid) ei.
neu ausemeinen 8aulpf swtl6eu Der ySblp=
ping Scoeration" uno Der rOofarbeiter.
Linton" peranlaiien, uuo ernte Y.rtebrs.
itoduuseu oiirfteu ulSoann bic Solse iein.
Die 2odarbeiter in yioerpool waren idon
lauqit uu;uirieoen, unO bic oortige yllnion"
benahridtiste beute Die &beber, baB ibre
0tltsIlso.r ltrifeu wirbeu, meun man ibre
friber eeitslte Soroerungen i'll 8e;ug auf
Gutlafinng BON gttAtuurouiit.n IL. !. 10.
nid1t eriiue. 9ehullfe @ouflitts bereiteu
iit) III anoeren 6aieuitdoten Dor.
Su Sua Ipiro be Arbeit auf ben @erften
ourt bic Griaeleute inter Dem S6ube pom
9oll;ei uub NtllitGr obne StOruua p.rrld)tet.
Die Strit.r iua9en it9 nlft tn's Seretd Der
Sruppeu, peridumen Ieoodl feiue 9eIegeu.
belt. Die @Giueleute, lobalo bieielben Die
gSerfteu uerIaiien, an5u9retieu uuo su mB-
haubeIn.
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Nsr. 80.
90 empfsbIe Die errtd,tuna OOm Spauass

90 tmpfsbIe Die Grrid,tuns bon Swnnsss
Stimm=GIubs IN alien 4arteisn bsi Brimdr', fUts
bei allen geEeruI l8G6leu. Set Der Ausftdt aul a5s
rabme meiues e'eietcs in spei Sabren BON heute an
ntro otr Club, Der sur AHHabme otees @sleees oos
Diette hei9etrdaeH, ereH Ereis uoH $500 erhdlter.
Dtcin floH, rorjuscbcT, III iolseHoer: Seoer Der t9
eIHen SuGH9SclUb lr9eno elmer Sdrts GHihiebt, mug
bfuoren, odG er bei allen 2R0bIeR ieHer ldrtet-Ges
neral ooer 4rimdrpdbleH- -itimmen ooer cine SeloS
ftrGie ron S5 tr Die SDete oeS Clubs erleeeH peroeg
Ino beibt er nit Der Se3abuRg bieies Sruiaeloes go
Gage I'M nditaHoe 10 lO TT ais Elm iir ben club uH5
Hises DlitsIIeb ous9eitoBen peroeH. 0ieie Clubs
maiden itd uerbHoIit, Die beiteR DidnRer IN Iemtef
Al briu9en. uHo iiHo sum Seen oes %oltes OIgdS
Hiitrt. GurtttIS Der Sbrise
GarriS e. 6btItou,
(Sdn.5, 12Dite) 9tr. 2O2, GOnrtldHoifrd6eE
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@erfimerunqs sdllpinoeleteu.

q Orf, IS. AprIl. = Sefretdr
Gaitpn poG Der ylRetrOp Size Sni..
Co." CAB beute ROrsen :u, OuB Die Seridt.
BON &bselius iber llnteri6leife b.s Oorti.
gen aaeutsu Der @felidaft besriinosr itno.
Der Agent 9. u. s5iliOu. iein aiiiftenr s..
steininser uub Or. q. 6. aibbrOd, Der
eramlnirenbe arS, ftno perhuft.t woroen.
Die 3eiranbatiolIen iiub uQe I'M in6uitrisl.
len 9epartemeut porsetOmmsn uuD ihIeBen
uur nieprise YerTHerunsen elm. 2ie Be.
amten oIeu osr Snaie ni9t eHtsebeu.
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@Ol3bofe III Tcsu=Yorf InO 9rouf=
lin abaehraaitt.

gteiusD ort 12. 2IprlI.-9eute 9lbeuO
brad III ben 6ol;boteu ;pideu Der IL. unO
Is. Aoenue nuo Der 81. uuo %. StraBe
Seuer aus uuO serit0rte oieielben uollitdns
big. lleber abt NtilloneH SUB polS uers
brnnnten, uuo Der S9aoen belault itt) auf
100000.
Auf III Srooflpn braunteu bic Sobel'
muble nuo Der l1OlSbof bon 6arop, Soobls
& Comp. oil Der Wietrop politaus Auenne ab !;
Der S6aOen betrGat S25O,OOO.
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9rteffaHen.

Gin 2eier. - Die nGdfe GiuilSienits
8rituuq fir applitauten I'M Srieftrd9er-
iteuen fnost am DtOntas, ben Z. AprtI,
ltaIt.
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i'm 0epartement 0teurtbe ct 0toiel1e, III aes
torbeu. Qerielbe muroe i'll 1914 ;um Sitter
uuo i'll 1869 sET @Ommauoeur Der @bren=
legion erIGnnt.
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9icpRef- f-3dr9dtn5.
EtieT God Som0.,

SdIoss abrifnnteu, SdIIoTer uno 8Itnsets
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ieper Mrt.
sdtaiisl, aliHseIu, SdIoiier, Songs, StnGpps
ibIoffer CLatches), 2blIprIHaieoern, Rie9d uHo
SprahIobTs tueIoen Gnaebradlt uno ausqebefisrts
Jobbing Hno Auftrdes pei Bot tueroeH prompt 5sS
forat in Pr. N, ,glpros2ibertnitraae.
n. B.-Bir perrUenoeH uur Material eTiter Slafs
uub bcidditisen uur eriabrene uao 5upeIldrge 4Is
better (ApI12,1O
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The German Correspondent

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@ermtfdbtc teIcaraphiine 9epeihett.

- Sn 9ttdmOuo, Sa., iabuOet bic Yoli'
gel auf elnen lungeH NtaHn, Der ild] Saruep
S!alr aus MInneapoll8 Naunte uuo perid)tes
Oene 0iitglieoer Der p@briit,au GubeauOrs
Soctet9" nm erbebllde Sun1men beifwinz
bette. Gr CAB Dor, ein Ntitglleo Ieuer 'front.'
men Seielliduft 81 leiu, unO puBte, Our9
ieln elnnebmeuOeS g8eieu Sertrauen iu er'
Wedeu.
- SittOr 9oro, Ntitglieb Der p9OrO &
Eolis@o.," mslde elue Gbemlfalieu=S Sabrlt
Sn Soeiia, Gel, betreibt, benuifshti9te 9es
tern irIh Die 9teparatureu an eiuer Dia-
ltlne, ala etH id)merer Galfen ibm aur ben
aOpi fiel unO ibu iOfort t0otete.
- Die Srupp'he 6ieienfauoue fam ge.
iterH au1 lbrem gSege ua6 Chicago III YiItSs
burg all uno wurOe bort Ourf SauienOe
bon Wenl9en auJeitauut.
Usaipr's Scosr=Sement
Sum ausbeiierH uOH StieieH uRo Sdlubeu - 3 uHo
20 Cts. - III aleu- IpOtbefeH. (6ebr.23,i.8 i.8oD
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Ser 9eutIde GorreipenSent
EdsIid, tpo1srtIid urh sonutass,

&. Raiue, GieentbIuer nno Hsoafteas,
elbnef>gts SaItimoresStra6e uno Poit=Sffee=Ess.
8rets BEG ta9lidsn s StaiieS, onrn atdSsT IN ga.
fdaIid,e uuo Gpnnta 90 sslnseab Is Cts. pro
@oe sabIbar ipotentli an bic bas Slatt beorsenhen
Eorfoz zgorausbcsabIuus $3.50 pro Sabr, fur trsere
3eit i'm gerb6Itnie ihr bic tp6dlentIidte @usgabe
NIT Sonntas ssbIatt, portofrei, nit 4bSus r &lube,
So so pro Sdbr nab irsenb eiHem Srte oes SnIaEs
hes, 81 nab europa. Sunuta s=9iuss sabe 81
bro Sabr-Gas bette unb btufafte ocutjtle BIatt
In ben Nitt.Iz uHo Sioitaate1.
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grarD e.-Nt 3iuOh0lsden ipieleu6e
Sinber ietten geftern 0iorseu i'm Oritteu
Stod BON linton @euella's 5aus, ytr. sos,
yrefioentfra5e, Seppi1 unb Sett III SraHO.
gtad eiuem Alarm pom SaiteH gtr. l4i
wurbe Das 6euer seloldt, nadoem es elneH
SGaoeu BON S. nu9ertdtet bate.
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g5aItimorer
Dampf> Tfppi6= ReinigunassG GOmp.

7eppid)e iuer6sn aufs,nommsn, gereini8t uno Uit'
h.r esleet; 3eppidle Hno UiDbeIn IH Vespabs
ruua aenommeu. Hr. 121, Huros@reenes
Strabe. 2elepbon 22S- (4prl3,3UtteJ
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frhhiahrs. nnh Snmmer. mufer

fIr bic utuen gromeEGbeus- Stirts,- JianeHis, Sas
permer, $780, Aermel, STG9en, uifp ytnret nop
Uiab aGrGHtirt. aseHtsn iur ReS o MICA
peridbnItte. Sepehnns
(gpIilI, goGiDo1gh.) Tr. 223, BartsAp.Hus.
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stue sota5tr osbe in spaniem.

Dl aOriO, y. 4prll.- Sn Der WflBle
Der ySulu @alabia. Comp" su 9tataro er=
eiauete lidD beute eine @rpIOItou. 4aS 2ad
mHroe oaourd pom 9ebauoe 9erinen uno
mebr, ais buupert garb5 weit peg9eidleu.
bert. 3ie Wauoe luurbeu beheutcnO be-
ldapist, unO Ols 8uBbOOen brndsn 5uIamt
men.
ais bic grploiiou erfolsts, iuaren ale
SeDtenifeteu Oes GtabIifemeuts oil Der Grs
belt uno iliirSteu nit ben 6uBbooen Ill ble
St.ie; oasu wurbe our9 ELL auSbre9enoes
6euer oas llngIid nod pergrOBert. Nadi'
benz onS 6euer enollt geloldt mar, mutoe
nit ben 6ettun9s 9sarbelten be9onnen. StS
lett iiub ueun GOOe aus ben Jtutnen ae=
itafft, bod beiiuOeu itdI nod beoeuteno
mebr gei6eu i'll @ebauoe. 0le 9euaue
3abl oerelbeu III Hldt betauHt.
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0etratbI

Rentter, 60 Jahre. nit oroSem SetMoseHt
b,nobnt .iqrncs 9uiis, Diinibt TIN oIaoEs Vtoone1
AZ h,iratben. Sffertsu eIbtttn unter 'Eortnna,S
@erl6aSanitaIt, Ysr. 20, CitsS: SYaBe, Reios
Sort. (GiTs27,sgltsl
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sccucn i'm b6bmiihen @anotaa

gSieE, Is. NprII. - Sm b0hmii6en
2anOtas 1T es wieoer eiumal su uuBerOrz
oentllden Itiirmltlen Quftritten gefommen.
Der gauotas bate itd], rple aus Yru9 semel=
bet miro, nit Der 6rase eine8 ueueu SretS>
ssrId)t.s, uuo Spar nit oem Sis in &rau,
tenau, su bsidaftt9en uno gleldselti9 .iu
@utaften iiber bic @rritItuu9 elneS Sweiten
Srelsserid)teS fir eiueu ti4edti4eu Sprens
gel absugebeu, ais Oeiieu Sie Der 2auOes>
auslduB Die StaOt Seraun ODER 9tutone
uorsei4lagen bat, mdhreno anoererisits ild
audi ole Staot Sdjlan I'M oleie5 SrelSge.
ridt bewirbt. Ser grunObeiiser bate
ild), i'm Sinblid auf Ou5 uuuerfeuubare Ses
oiirIulB, tiir Die @rri6tuu9 oe8 Sretsgerds
te5 III Srauteuau auSgeiproteu. i6lieBli1
selanate lebot e;n Aurag, meldem Die Sc.
ridt80oclage al eine SpeSial @ommtiiou
iib,rmleien miro, sur Aunabme. Mam iiir
Otaun erhoben iit nun Die SerreH Sung
csed)eu bon ibren Siben uuo uerlleBeu nm
ter iiir9terlidem @ebriia ben Stguugs-
SaQl.
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- Qlfrep 6eurt 2lrmuuo DIANE, @hef
elmer groBen SerlagS agSbudhauOluns III Bars,
6ranfreid, iit 9eitorben. DerieIbe murOe
1911 in Souls geboreu unb mar @omman'
Oeur Der ghrenIesiOu. Gr bedditgte al
700 bis 800 Arbeiter, NIB IN leinem 9es
idlafte murOeu cirta 10000 SGnoe pro Sag
aeDrudt uno elngebuuoeH.
-goolphe 6rauf, ein uambaiter fran3Oiis
id1er 9biluiopb, eeboren III 1909 III giOcOurt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-14

Serlin, IS. gpril. - 9rof. 6arrtS IN
Cambridge hat Yruf. Jteifle in 8ubingen
Ol. Ntitt6eilnng semaft, OaB I'M Sloiter auI
bem 8era Sina1 eln Yallmpleit, Der ben
aan;tu ipriI6eu Cert Der bier @oan9elten
sutbalte, entoedt norpen lei. Sisber ma.
rem uur Srud,liiife Oieies Serte8 befannt.
Die @utoeduug 1T oesbalb bon ganS belOn=
oerer geoeutunq, neil Oieler 3ert Der al
teite befaunte Quteuti1e Sert Der GpaH9e-
lien 1T.
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Ser Barrier slnardiitensroseb.

Bars, -. 2prll.-Oer YroseB gc9en
bi. 4nor6,lteu SraueOis, Sriou unO Ntarie
be gauae ms9eu Der GrploitoH i'm Gufe Serg
murpe h.ute iortgeiest. &rCubet, melher
oas 9nuamit Su Solp.lur- GtolaeS ltabl,
be;euate, oaB er 6ranGolS ME geieben babe.
Die gIrttpe Yerp, mel9e Our9 Die GrploTOn
perlett muroe, matte DtlttbetIuu9en ubet
be 3uitduDe i'm SAFE uuutlttelbur Dor oem
GreIQutB, unb per Aufparttr G'6erOt, oeu
be GuorG:iien ipejleu t0Oten MOLTEN, legte
4usiaaeu Iber ole ihm Sugegau9eHen 0ros
buu9en Il. !. 10. ab.
Gem 3eu9uiB tru9 ca3u bel, Su bewelIen,
oaR DteunIer, uno nlft 6rancOls, ba5
@omplot seplaut uuO 9etubrt babe. DtaOame
Oiolaro, 5flieBerin i'm 0auie oil Der &ue
0ambuleuu, no 0laneOis mobnts. beieugte,
poB elm Dtauu, meld)er Dem Yortrdt Oieus
nier's abnltdl lab, 6raueCis bauiig beudlte.
Remain bate gebOrt, lute 6raneols 0robuns
aen 9eaen Serp uuO 26crot ausitieB.
uGas lit leeres Gieniiboten @ewditl," ;"
mari Eraueols bier ell. p2Senn l9 Oieien
3euqen elm Grlufgelo gegeben bdtte, 10 piirs
SEN ne lebt j9mOreu, oaB it Der ebrlldite
Diaun Der 9Selt lel."
@ro6es Gslddter fol9te auf oieie 4euBe.
ruua. Jta6bem Sruu Ntolaro thre Auss
iaaen beeuoet bate, erfOl9le Sertaguns.
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stambuIo ti's Gmpfane bet'm Saiier ssrani
Spiepb.

gS / II, Is. Nprll. = Der Gmpfang
Stambulofi'5 SeitenS oes Suiiers 6raus
Soiepb bat Die gun;e Diplomatic @ur0pu's
Ill Nuireguug uerieet. gta9ri6ten aus ans
nereu t6austitdoten bsiagen, OaB Der Sd)ritt
bes 8alierS ais cine 6ouOlun9 BON 9rOBter
iuteruutlonaler 9Sidtigfeit betrattet ptro.
Die NnbGuger beS 9rsibunoeS beurtbeileu
ben Sdritt oe5 SaiierS iiberaus 9iiuiti9 uuO
eradJteH oeuieibeu ais 9IeidlbeoeuteuO NIT
elmer tormeQeu Iuerteunung Der beitebenbeu
Serbdltuiiie auf Der Saliau.6aIbiuiel. 2ie
ruiii6e 4reiie beqletet Die MelOuug nit
Commentator, pOraus groBe @rbltterung
iprld)t, wabreno bic oeutiden 3eltungen
Ote 0anbIung oes SailerS aa9emein gut
heikeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-14
auf einer gileerfabrt erfrorem.

gB n, 13. NprIl. = Nle Dem Wiener
"SremOenblntt" semeIoet prb, babsn Dor
eiuiger 3eit 800 9tuIieu cine Ytlseriabrt
mad; YaIdltina unteruommen. Sets3ebu
oerielbeu fluo uutermegS erfrpren, ueun ba.
ben III SoI9e Der itrensen adlte uuo Der lau-
gen gHauoeruug Ourd Sd)Hee uuo sis 2lr.
NE uub Selue eiugebiiBt, uno Der 8elt lam
bulb eritarrt nad uuia9liden 0tubelisfeiteu
i'll RQnleh oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-14

S6nfttipaareu TIM vSotpeu Saoett," :"
Jir. 19, gSeitsSertngtouzStraBe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-14
& otttutt mad Bolton.

gSien, Is. April. - 9aHS 9iittsr bat
ieine Steue ais 0irigent i'm beitgen 9Oi.
tbeater nie0ergele9t, I'M oem on ibn ergau'
9euen &ufe, bic @On3erte beS SOitOuer
Sgmpb pboniezSrdeiterS 6u Ieiten.