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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07

THE indicted officers of the wrecked
Madison Square bank of New York
appeared before Recorder Smythe, on
the 1st. and pleaded not guilty, with
the privilege to withdraw or put in
demurrer within a week.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07

Mrs. SYLvANUs MILLER, of Alliance.
o., has gone insane as result of visit
ing the Worlds fair. 1t is said the
sights in the art gallery turned her
head. Mrs. Miller is the second victim
in Alliance of the same unhappy result
of visiting the great Columbian expo
SitiOn.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07
Burned to Death.

George Wells 5-year-old girl was
burned to death in Ripley county.
The little girls mother had left her alone for
a few moments. and when she returned found
her daughter enveloped by flames froLl her
burning clothing. She lived only few hours.
Her body from the waist up was literally
cooked.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07
The Lepers, FrIcnd.

BERLIN. Dec. 4.-Kate Marsden, who
is stopping here for few days before
continuing her journey to St Peters,
burg. gave an interview yesterday con-.
corning her work among the lepers.
Although she has found a herb which
is useful as preventive, the only
sure way is still the isolation Of the
patient. Her last book on the ssLepers
of Siberia" had not given offensc in
st. Petersburg. The high Russians.
from the empress down, had no un-
pleasant feeling toward her. Every
body whom she had met, Miss Mars
den said. had been eager to help her.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07

THE imports. exclusive of specie, at
the port of New York, for the week
ended on the 25th, were $3.50, 1877, of
which 1.1s0, orr were dry goods and
q 800, 765 general merchandise.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07

On the 1st the Brazilian rebel admiral
Mello ran his flagship, the Aquidaban,
out of the bay of Rio Janeiro, where
he had been hemmed in by the fire
from the federal forts ever since pro-
claiming the instruction. The pas
sage was not made without receiving
and inflicting considerable damage.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07

In the British house of lords, on the
Soth, the marquis of Ripon, secretary
of state for the colonies, moved the
second reading of the employers liza
bility bill. He argued that settle
ment would be impossible if workmen
were allowed to contract themselves
out of the benefits of compensation for
injuries.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07

KING HUMBERr of Italy had long
conference, on the 2Sth, with Signor
Zanardalli, who was summoned, on the
9th, to form a cabinet. The confer
ence turned upon the reduction of the
army by two corps.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07
TOO MUCH MARRYING
Is Likely to Get a South Dakota Mercha
Into Serious Trouble.

L, Likely to Get a South Dakota Merchant
Into Serious Trouble.
KIMBALL, S. D., Dec. 2.-Something
of a sensation has been created here
by the action of the supreme court N
affirming the decision of the lower
court requiring L. d. Bardin to pay
temporary alimony and attorneys fees
to his second wife, who is suing for a
divorce Mr.. Bardin is one of the
leading merchants of this place, and
is prominent in social affairs. His first
wife died four years ago and about
veal later he married Mrs. Osborne,
of Troy, n. Y. He brought her here
with him and introduced her as
his wife. They lived together al
most year, finally quarrelling and
separating. whereupon she begun suit
for divorce. Soon after the suit was
begun Mr.. Bardin went to New York
and married a Miss Hattie o. Gle, and
is now living with her. Mr.. Bardin's
defense in the suit is that he was never
legally married to No. 2, as she had a
husband living at the time from whom
she had never been divorced. She
claimed that while this was true. she
did not know his wherea bouts, and un-
der the New York law needed no d.
vorce.
The action of the supreme court in
dicates her position was well taken.
and also indicates that she will obtain
q divorce when the case comes to trial.
Soldiers Sent Against Rebels Kill Their
Officers and Join the Enemy.
Ell Paso, Tex, Dec. 2.-Some excit-
ing news is given out from Mexican
revolutionary sources here. 1t is to
the effect that the cavalry force which
left San Jose two weeks ago for the
seat of the disturbance, on the fourth
day out murdered the most of their
officers and joined the revolutionary
contingent. pow under the command
of Santa Ana Perez in person. This
became known to President Diaz a
a week ago, and is given as a reason
for the lack of aggressiveness by the
government.
It is thought by the revolutionists
that the entire federal command will
go over to the revolutionary cause in a
short time. The revolutionists are also
concentrating their forces near Casas
Grandes, in the mountains forty miles
northwest.
Victor L. Ochoa. who was arrested in
this city Thursday on complaint
made by Manuel Velarde, Mexican
vice consul, was released yesterday,
the consul failing to produce the
promised evidence to convict, and this
failure is said to be due to the fear
of the witnesses, who would become
known when they appeared in tho
court
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07

LETTERS found upon the body of Au-
gustus NJ. Serbia, ex-United States
bank examiner, who committed suicide
in San Francisco, on the 27th. set up
the claim that he was a descendant of
Alfred the Great, the first Saxon king
of England.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07
win Sail Under the FI.r Of nr..,,

New YORK, Dec. Sin the custom.
mouse yesterday afternoon a certif3cat1
was handed to Deputy Collector Haw-
thorn from Minister Mfndonca Of the
Brazilian legation az Washington,
which stated that tnf steamer De-
stroyeF had been sold al ID will sail un-
der the flag OF Brazil public ship
not not engaged in trade and will
hereafter be known the Pirating.
It was stated in the surveyors certif-
cate Of measurementft THAT she was an
iron vessel, built in yls7s for the pur-
pose of carrying and operating sub.
marine gun.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
A Large Balance on the Wrong Side OF
the Sheet.

A Large Balance on the Wrong Side of
the Sheet.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 1.-The public
debt statement issued yesterday after
noon shows net increase in the pub
lie debt, less cash in the treasury, dur
ing November of Sc, TIC, 1873. AZ.
The interest-bearing debt increase is
s1sO,000, the Notwithstanding debt
decreased S37S, $50. so and the cash in
the treasury decreased s7,094 ,674.97.
The balances of the several classes of
debt at the close of business on No
vember 80 were:
Interest bearing debts ......... 1855 O39 go 90
Debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity. .......-.......... 1.939.3S 20
Debt bearing no interest. S74. 5897l5 81
1otdl go. .FsoI ooo5io 10
The certificates and treasury notes,
offset by an equal amount of cash in
the treasury, outstanding at the end of
the month, were 1893, sa9. 3oa 90, an in
crease of 81, $40, 441.oo. The total cash
in the treasury was 1874, $40, 1855.
The gold reserve was $50, 959, 04s.
Net cash balance s12, $40, 567.7S.
During the month there was de-
crease in gold coin and bars of 81. 152,-
o4s.36, the total at the close being
s161, 1893, 1873. OF silver there was an
increase of $50, 1897. OF the surplus
there was in national bank deposits
ST., FAC, 992, against SEQ, AL, $40. 81 at the
end Of the Drevi0uS month
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07

AN earthquake shock was felt at
River Moisie, Quebec, at o'clock on
the morning of the 1st
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07

After badly beating his wife and bit
ing of the end of her nose so that the
Disagreement would prevent another
from marrying her, Alfred May at.
tempted to end his life at his home in
ST. Louis.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07
More Negroes Imported.

The Kansas and Texas Coal Co., at
Bevier, has imported 100 more Ala
bama negroes to work at their mine
No. 46. near Bevier.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07
Alfred Mays Method.

cooked.
Alfred Mays Method.
After badly beating his wife and BIT
ing of the end of her nose so that the
Disagreement would prevent another
from marrying her, Alfred May at
tempted to end his life at his home in
ST. Louis.
Frozen to Death.
Fred Lamar, deaf-mute student in
the deaf and dumb asylum at Fulton,
aged IL years, from Jasper county, was
frozen to death in the asylum pasture
near the institution, the other night
Thirty Eight Divorces In One Day.
Thirty-eight divorces were granted
in one day in ST. Louis recently. The
majority of the complaints were made
by wives on various grounds.
Gov. Stone In St. Louis.
Gov. Stone attended the ball given
by the Daughters of the Confederacy
in st. Louis Thanksgiving eve, and
spent Thanksgiving there.
The Crank Again.
Nathan Whitworth. a crank. attempt
ed to take the life of John F. McCul-
Tough of the federal secret service in
st. Louis few days ago.
Miner Killed.
John Burge, aged 1G years, was killed
at a coal shaft at Mexico the other day.
The accident was caused by undermin
ing prop at the shaft
Died Highly Respected.
jeff Games, aged 81 years, died near
Cairo, Randolph county. He had lived
there for forty-three years and was
highly respected citizen.
Good Record.
Sixty-six marriage licenses were is
sued and only two applications for di-
vorce were filed in st. Louis the day
before Thanksgiving.
Death of Pioneer.
Judge Thomas Ferguson, one of the
pioneers of Pettis county, died at his
home, near Beaman, few days ago.
He was "a years old.
More Negroes Imported.
The Kansas and Texas Coal Co., at
Bevier, has imported 100 more Ala
bama negroes to work at their mine
No. 46. near Bevier.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07
Assessed Valuation OF Kentucky Rail.
roads-Little Increased Mileage.

FRANKFORT. KY, Dec. 2.-The rail-
road commissioners yesterday submit
ted an abstract of their report to the
governor, from which Commissioners
Woodson furnishes the statement that
the total assessment of all the rail-
roads in the state has been fixed at
$57. 319 ,555, which is an increase of q
little more than $4,000. 900 over that Of
last year, and more than s23, O00. GOO
over the valuation placed upon these
railroads by the companies themselves.
The increased mileage was only SO. 067
miles.
Alleged Civil Service vtolaters at Bay In
Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Dec. 2.-District
Attorney jolly seems to have brought
the alleged civil service violators
to bay, this officer having re-
ceived number of anonymous
letters threatening physical vio-
lence and political ruin for his
prosecution of the cases. On his side,
Mr.. Jolley states that he has discov-
cred new evidence with which he ex-
poets additional indictments to be
brought at Covington, besides those
here, thus going at tho defense with .
sort Of double. barreled prosecution.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07
Collector Harrison.

Scott Harrison. brother of the ex
president, has taken charge as collec-
tor of customs at Kansas City, to which
position he was appointed by Mr..
Cleveland. Collector Harrison said he
would make no change in the working
force for few weeks. Ex-Collector
Guffin will assist the new collector un-
til he becomes familiar with the work.
ings Of the office.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07
MIsso0R, STATE NEWS.
Clint TfIlery Falls.

Clint Tillery. of Liberty, recent can
didate fer the Office of internal revenue
collector for the Kansas City district,
has failed in business.
His total liabilities amount to about 5000
His assets will not likely reach that amount,
though the land he owns cost him s16O05 1t
was high-priced real estate in 1887 during the
boom Mr. Tillery. with others. purchased
considerable land ir Clay county. The interest
ne has had to pay ever since has been heavy
burden. and it finally became too great Soon
after the election he commenced active efforts
to secure the appointment OF revenue col
lector. He was private secretary to Gov
Francis at the time and in this position had
gained a good acquaintance with prominent
democrats throughout the state, which en- :
abled him to secure the best of Endorsements.
The long contest, however. resulted in the ap-
pointment OF andother man.
Sorrow In the Ex-Governor's Household.
Mrs. Halle Francis Boyd, wife of
VIM. G. Boyd and sister of ex-Gov.
Francis, died in st. Louis the other day.
In the same house sgd Francis, brother,
was lying seriously ill. When the latter was
taken i'll with pneumonia, his sister spent
many hours by his bedside in st. Luke's hos
pital, comforting and ministering to him The
strain was too great to be long borne. Mrs.
Boyd was stricken with pneumonia. AT her
request Sgd was removed to her home, she
hoping soon TO be able to be about ana nurse
him. Instead. however, she rapidly grew
worse. Gov. Francis is having more than his
share OF iil-luck. One Of his sons was seriously
hurt in q foot ball game on Thanksgiving day,
and his brother-in-law, c. P. E1lerbee is lying
at the governors home. critically i'll with
pneumonia. Mr.. Ellerbee had come visit
TO the governor when he was stricken.
New Postmasters.
Blackwater, Cooper county, C. 7. Rucker.
vice J. w. Boles, resigned.
Graydon Springs. Polk county, Maud Nash,
vice ). NJ. Cnittelma dead.
Braymer. Caldwell county, H. Hayes, vice E.
NJ Proctor. removed.
Elmira. Ray county, J. M Cummins, vice
Minnie Garrett, removed.
Gibbs. Adair county, A j. Gilmore. vice
Thomas Mitten removed
NEW POST OFFICES.
Todd. Morgan county, Amelia j. Brown, post
master.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07
Frozen to Death.

Fred Lamar, a deaf-mute student in
the deaf and dumb asylum at Fulton,
aged IL years, from Jasper county, was
frozen to death in the asylum pasture
near the institution, the other night
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07
Death of . Pioneer.

Judge Thomas Ferguson, one of the
pioneers of Pettis county, died at his
home, near Beaman, q few days ago.
He was "a years old.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07

Sixty-six marriage licenses were is.
sued and only two applications for di.
vorce were filed in St Louis the day
before Thanksgiving.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07

Thirty Eight Divorces In One Day.
Thirty-eight divorces were granted
in one day in st. Louis recently. The
majority of the complaints were made
by wives on various grounds
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-12-07

jeff Games, aged 81 years, died near
Cairo, Randolph county. He had lived
there for forty-three years and was
highly respected citizen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-28
enatete shthsnanrfhte,t.

Bremen, 81. 0eSbr. = Der 0ampfeI
vSaU.l" bon ytem'9Ort ut bier heuie etuge'
trofieu.
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pier vQmiteroau," bon ytew-gOrf rad
3otterDam cOuiisulrt, lit bier Dor Anter &C.
saugeu.
pon bier TT Der 9umpier DDtOraula" nat
Rerp.0orf.
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0ampfer nGuesn6mOre," BON 8GItimOr:
mad Qluerpool beItImnIt.
2ewis' slanb, 81. Seq. - Der
0ampier uGbriitiue." pom SOpenhageu mad
Rem.9 9)ort unt.rpegs, iIt bier paiirf.
Qi3crb, 81. 9tSember.-9eute paiitrte
bier Der 9ampfer DStubbenhut" auf ielHer
Eabrt uon Baltimore Hah pambnrg.
Soutb mptoH, 81. SeSeTber. -
4bqeaaua.n non bier III heUte Der 2amp1er
v5rape" und gielu.9O
Glngelnuien if bier Der 0ampfer - PariS"
BON gftp.9orI.
Sout5 amptou, 26. 9esember.-0sr
9ampfer uoapel," uOu gtep.YOrt nud
Bremen beitimmt, legte bier beute oil, tubr
aber baIo Oarauf weiter.
SuEo erlanp, "a. 9es.-SeUte III
bier Der 2ampier p@blcasc" mad Baltimore
in Gee 9eltod)eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-28
Staot Baltimore.

> M III erl III d. : b III Is
ter. y erei n" Ger I'M Sabre 1876 ais
Elm 3weigoerein Der pAmerlfantiteu Ifas
oemie Der gSiiienifaiten" reorsanilIrt
rpuroe, trat seitern Sormittag III oem NuoI'
torlum beS d)emildleu Qabo-atorlumS Der
p9ObuS 0opflns' lluiucriltdt" ;u ieiner
Understanding sulammer. Brdiibent
3. 6. Gilman hteB Die 2lumeleu mill
fommen, mOraUt Or. 6arpep W. 2SileD,
@befz@ henifer oes gderbau.2 cpartsmeutS
BON 9Salhtugtou, elHe 4bbauoluug ilber pSIe
SeSlebuug:n Der Iauomirthdaftliheu Che
ME Su ben &hunieu' NGbruug" oerld8. Nn'
oere &ortrdae ttcItcu Die A>io. u. s. 0,Iles
bran6, Sma Garr, Vi. y. 0tcglron. g%Qb'
reuO oeS Gad)uitta98 mad]teu Die Nupelen'
Den cine 3uuoiahrt burn 0en 6ateu, be-
iud)teu be Supierhmelse i'll Canton uno
bic @clumblans GUeuperte. @eiterH Abeno
Iano ELL 9aHfeu lm r@utams0 lIGlt.
Inter BEN IumeIcuoeu beIuOen ilh bic
$50. 9StuIam YicDiurtrle, Gbenlter Der
v9iep.0o Gartar.@ ompanp," Charles s..
McSenna BON gtsiu. Yort, =. 6iremaa Don
Der slluIUeriltdt," 9Salter y.
Nauoau bon g%alhingtOr, Charles Z. Bar
ions, 4rofeIor Der @bemle oil oem u9tem'
Sanlp6Iye Soucg" III Durham, H.=0..
Charles g. 9uplep BON Stitooua, ia,
@Oip. 5art uou @aiton, 9a., Is. 3. Sige.
lom uuo 6. gS. allen pom 4SalblugtOu.
eriounls 81 iSeu.- Der be-
riihmte &toIin-SrmoS @puaro Gemengl
meIlte uorgeiteru IN Baltimore.
b. " etbHahtS d. en- f.-9Ie uSoh.
SommeIfelo'&rau @umpagnle" btitenttc
i9ren Solicitor, Iorn. gSilh. Eehr, auldBlldl
Der S9elbHad)t5ieIer nit elncm toibareH
Olamautrruq.
Yloeltd gelforbe n.-G5eftern Dior.
gen gegeu 7.3O itarb pIOtlId@ Die Al Sabre
aIte @lritine 6. SanO8 in lBrer Sehauiuug
gtr. 2O9, 0iiltou. 2lpeuue. @orOuer Btl.
lingslea ertlGrte Die Abbaltuug elue8 SH'
queiics iur iiberiLUiVg.
SOr ben Yolt3eiri d)te rn.-Seo.
@ateubuuler uarO geiterH pom YolBclrtd)-
ter DanllltOu benz HroieBusriabreu uber=
misien. Gr ut beihuIOist, Dem SObdun Sas
teHhuuicr, Der U.gir. 1908, NOrOsGR Rapel=
hraBs, luOtnt, clueH Auiu9 I'M SStrtbe Don
50 geitoblen Sn bobeE.
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GrMtproef.

9tcwarf, SIS, 27. 0eSember.-
Die 65sjabri9e Gltiobetb :. 8ettp, Die
aQcin in ocm tleInen 9auSden 9G. 70,
Commensurate wObnts, iit beute friib
ermOrOct I'M SaaSf fur aufgefuuNen. Die
@rmOroete mat ials iebr rci9, ober audi
al8 ebeniO gei5iS bsfannt. Scit Samz
flag mar Die ute gran ni6t mebr 9cs
icben, ba man uber wuBte, OoB iic nur
uuscrn nit iremOeu ycutcn perfcbrte,
fiel lbrc Nbwelenbeit nidlt peiter auf.
Die &lelSer Der GrmorOcteu waren. 3erz
rifen unb tbtIlrueiie Ofien, alS on See
manb nad 8ertbiaden an ibrer P rion
seiu1t babe, inbeileu lieB cs iid bis iest
nod ni9t ieltiteuen, oh Der NlOrOer Cts
mas erbeutet, oa man cine bctrd6tllde
Summe @sloes, mebr, ulS man i'll benz
SauIe permutbete, Uorfuno. 0erSdmue
in Dem Sauie iit 70 srOB, OuB crit cine
sriinbIiae 9teiuigun9 pOr9enOmmen
wsrOen muB, ebe man nit Der an9eltcIs
ten untsriuduug fOrtidreiten fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-28
setbma6tSfefte in Oem 8eretnem

GbriItfeit oes r9aItmorer 2ieoerfranieS." 3"
10 herrlia id0ue 9BeIbEuhtSSet," 10
tlaus eS I'M frobeu Subel 9eileru ga9mit.
tag III benz teitlid geidmidteu Seren5ge=
bauoe bes p8altimorer 2ieoerirauses," nos
jelbit Ger p9amen. Serelu" fur Die Siuoer
Der 0fttglIeber elm @briitfet pOrteretet
hattie, aas, Iuie alldbrlidJ, eiueu i60Heu
Serlauf nahm uuo 5u peldlen ilb be
Sletueu b0hit lablreIf elHgefuuOeu hatten.
Seben 1T 5luar ieliger oeuH ytehneH; aber
Hebmen III bod aud leIig, 0as touute man
oeutlld leben oil ben freuoeltrah hleuoen 9es
ildJtern INC horen I'M Jubel Der gludIidleH
S6aar, fiir rpeldIe Ill Der Otlte oes groBeH
SaaIe5 eIu d0Uer Sanueubaum i'm beqeu
2idterglanj erilrabIte, IuO reihe Gei9eHfe
ausgebreltet pareu.
8rof. Sob. 8lant ipieIte su frohem 9ieis
gen auf, al benz Die &leinen iidD lebbait be-
tbeillgteu. Die Eromeuaoe bate babel 6rl.
Bertha 2eDb init benz tleluen Otto GrtmanH
geleltet. 9taf Oem Sansen uH0 Spleleu,
BET oem bic Iyrduls. 8hetla Gieoel, GmllIe
zimmerman, emma Gireen, &ouIie 9reeH
uuo Bertha 2egh Die Auiiidlt uberuummeu,
luuroeu DIE Slelueu nit 9eideUfen erfreut,
MD ala fe i9 muoe getobt MD ge'pielt
hatteH, rdumteH ile ben Sadl oeH @rUads
iercn, ueldle oauu nod iHebrere StuuOeu
Der ireuuoIIden Diuie SerpVdlort melbieu
uuo Td) all ben q abeH, IusIde SUae uuo
Seller boteH, labteu.
Die 2ameu 6rau 6rit Neper, 6rau 6.
2egb uHo 6rau i. SldleHmaper barren I'D
Der Diiibe untersoaeH. ben Baum III lbmIfs
Ten uuo Die 0eidenfe bersuritteH, nobel
Gle 00. Sarl &adeumaper, Suui Shott,
alb. Shnelo.r, u. 9lltteuoo:i unO Sob.
9faoede ile auf oas 8ete uuteritiiet batten.
29dhreuo Der geitrl9en Seer iauOeu Die 8e.
amtlnueu eeS 8ereius, BraiiaeHtiu brnu
.. 2abeumarsr, Yce BraEoeutiu SRI
Slara Blunf, Setretdrtu 6rau SO. SteiH.
mann uHb SaGemeiferiW 6raH 2betla
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-28

Die criten Yroben Der burd ben @onz
traitor 6. 6. Woolluortb BON Cattle
ton, q. g., ber9eitellten BOitmurten
9ingen seitern i'm Yoitbcpartement Gin;
Oieiclben entipre6en alien an ite 9eitellz
ten Nnforberungen.
NtOrsen be9innt Der Samit beaufz
tra9te Inter 9luSi9ub bc8 Scnata>
Gomite's fir uu8wdrtige 9lnsclc9enbeiz
ten nit llnteriudung Der Sapaii Gn@
gclc9enbeit auf @runo Scr 0tOr9an'z
idcn Gciolution; Die llutcriudun9
wirO ii6 iOWobl auf sic Saltuns Der
uorigcn, iuie Der iceigcn Ibminiltration
unb Die OeS 0eianOtcn Stcpens, wic
beS GOmmiIiar6 Slount eritrcfcn. Sb
iie often uOer sebcim gcfiibrt ,ucrOen
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GOmite beitcbt aus ben 0emofratcn
0tOrgun, Sutlcr un0 GjraD uno Ben
Hepu6lifanern S6ermon uuO 6rDc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-28

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SdGOcl hit eiuem &niittcl ciu9ciblas
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