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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01
ANOTHER GENEROUS OFFER


Treated Free.
Owing TO the duh times DIR. Darrin gen
erously offers To treat the worthy poor
free OF charge between the hours of 10 and
III a. m. daily. and those abs and willing
topay will receive treaffnens until cured
a. the low rate of IS rer month for each
and every disease. except susgieai And
speciai comp icased eases. The afflicted
vii do well 20 make note OF this gener-
Gus ei'cr and apply al opes. as these rates
vii last for limited time only. The doc
tors faig In price IL not only boon TO the
poor, but will be appreciated By thousands
unable to pay large fseA
Dr. Darrin can be Consulted free IT
Hote. Stevens, corrsf Front and Marion
streets. Seattle. wasa- Once hours from
10 10 daily; evenings, to D; Sundays.
IL to u
He makes q specislty Of eli diseases Of
the Eye. Ear, Nose. Throat Caiarrh and
Deafness. aud ali nervous, chronic and
private diseases. such as Loss OF Manhood,
Syrhilis. elect. Gonorrh0s. Structure,
spermaforrhrA Seminal Weakness and
Lass of Desire or sexual Power in man
or woman. All pecu lar Female Troub 60
lire sGar Menssrussion. Lsuco rh9a, Das-
placements etc. are cornasntsa.iy
treated.
IA !eafs at distance can he cured BY
kerne treatment. DE- psrrsD VIII send
20 any al Vrss esecsr snaznrtsc rem
edses en- he rrcea ~ Of - and tus. symp-
tosns o. The disease One visit TO the office
~ desired. bat q 80 necsssary n al cases
Cirea ar ard question blanks seat tree.
Inquiries answered. All business resa-
ssoas With DE- Da.r;n strictly confidential.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01
INC EIectiena rnaax

Today the voters OF spokane elect Z
mayer, treasurer. comptroller and coun.
esinen. TIE contest tor rnayor 10 between
Hon. Arthur J. Shaw. Republican, and II.
y. Bet, PopaiisL There are no Democrat.
in Spokane.
TAs voters OF the Third Ohio dissr;e,
viii today eject . congressman To succeed
tie late George W Hoax. The Demo-
cratic majority IN issS a. Ala bar Ne
ktaley carried the district in is.s. ard
Dayton. ITS chief civ. went Democratic
sass month The dsssrscs waa formerly
represented by Yaliandsghana, ana later
by Gen. Sehenek. The Republicans ex.
peSs victory. -
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ussAlH TO rals coAsE.

oappliss - Be CsasunsA Here Arc
Purchased fn the HasG
wAsHrxcros C1TY. April N-iSpseial. +
Senators Squire, Dolph, Mitchell, White
and Perkins, and the members Of the
house representing the three Pacific coast
states, have united In letter which has
bssu ISN'T % the secretaries Of war. navy
and treasury. copy TO each. The letter
reads - follows:
Complaints are continually coming to
AZ from our respective states on the Pa
cific coast that the government, in con-
nection with supplies for the uaf. navy,
interior and treasury departments, to b
consumed on the Pacific coast, purchases
the greater bulk Of them in the Atlantic
instead Of the Pacific states. notwith-
standing the fact that in Warrington, Or
egon and California We producs ana
furnishing the supplies for sustsnancs,
construction and equipment, equal to
those in any Of the states Of the Union.
at seems to N that this - an unjust
discrimination against the Pacific states,
and Ne would, therefore, respectfuiiy ask
that in the purchases such - are above
enumerated the government purchase in
the open market or by advertisement and
bids in California. Oregon and Waking
ton, such OF the articles - are required
west Of the Rocky mountains.
IF existing law does not at present
give the departments sufficient authority
to do this, We viii Be pleased 20 b In.
formed, 80 that tho necessary authority
can be granted by law, which We viii en-
deavor 20 have passed, 20 - TO enable you
70 comply with the requests Of the people
Of the section We more directly represent"
This. matter will certainly be pushed
10 tho desired end" SAID Senator Squire.
1T 10 one OF those tnjustices which would
have gone on forever il no complaint had
been made about it. Now il will b.
stopped, and the Pacific coast will get the
benefit Of the governments trade In that
section, which will prove 70 b NO small
itsm."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01
FRANCIS =. srOCKBRIDoE DEAD


The oenior Senator From Miehigan
Passes Away In Chicago.
CHICAGO. April Ex-senator Francis B.
Stockhridse, Of Michigan. died suddenly
1t tho residence Of his nephew, J. L.
Houghtelina, this evening. The senator
expired while seated In . chair in his
sieeping room. Senator and Mrs. Stock.
bridge came TO Chicago from their home in
Kalamazoo, Mich, intending to 60 to the
Pacific coast to visit the Californis
fair. The senator. however. on the day in
which be and Mrs. Stockoridge we're pre-
pairing to leave for California, was sud
denly attacked with stomach trouble, and
later suffered with . cutting pain near the
heart. His condition vas ct no time con.
sidered serious. This evening 1t : O'Clock
he vas left alone in his room with nurse,
the other members of the household bs;ns
at dinner
At 30 the senator arose from his chat.
TO walk across the room. when he was aud.
denly attacked with pains in his left aide.
He made no outcry, bnf. with his hands
clasped over his heart and his face show.
ing that he Was suffering intense pain. In
very short time breashed bis last.
FRANCIS Brown Ssockbridge. of Kslam..
goo. WAS born at Bath, Ne, April g, isas lie
received common school edneaiioa, and
was clerk In Wholesale house in Bostou
from las 10 iss7, when he went TO Cnicaro
and opened . lumber yard, being inter.
ested 10 saw mills in Michigan. In 1881 he
removed to Ailsean county. Mich. taking
charge Of his mills. He was elected ~
the legislature in iSs9 and to III.
senate IN is7L In issT he Was elected
United States senator. A. a Republican. %
succeed Omar ID. Congsr. and Vas re-esec,-
cd in iSA he was not prominent in the
neuata
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01

The new comptrollsr. Mr.. VIII III. Parry.
enters today upon the discharge Of the
important duties Of the cfsics 60 which he
hAs been appointed. Mr.. Parry ha. hsea
connected with the rcsr-iSrEriiaxSerx
continuously aimee ISIS. and during oil
that time has served with seal and fidelity
the interssss entrusted TO bis care. There
IL every reason 20 believe tina, Mr. Parry
in his new sphere Of dasy viii serve the
public with eauA xeas and fdel,ty, ard
that he viii prove himself q capable and
ccnsesensioas public official.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01

The womanly side Of Queen Victoria 10
pictured exceedingly well - and appro-
priately, too. in this the month Of her 18th
birthday-in an Article on 'srhe Womanly
Side of Victoria" which Arthur Warren
contributes to the May issue Of the Ladi<s'
Home Journal Among the pictures in the
article those showing the queen at break
fast and in her pony carriage are interest
ing and new.
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FRANK aArros 10 DEAD.


= Great Newspaper 1diter snd 1x.
Postmassss osasral.
WAsuISeroH CrTI. April 30.-Frank
Hatton died ~ $50 o'clock this afternoon.
frank Hatton Was born in Cambridge,
o.. April 26. lS46. and was the son Of .
Newspaper man. At the age OF II Frank
Hatton entered the office of his fathers
paper, the Cadis. o., Republican, rising to
b foreman and then local editor. When
the civil war broke out he enlisted in the
Ninety-eighth Ohio infantry. and in 1864
Was commissioned first lieutenant. His
service was with the Army Of the Cumbsr-
Pleasant. Ia, and edited the Journal there
in 1904 and then removed 70 Buriing-
ton, In, whore he purchased controlling
interest In the Hnrkeye and made IL one OF
the most widely read papers in the United
States. He was postmaster ~ Burlington
for few years prior to 1881. In that year
President Arthur appointed him assistant
postmaster general, and he served from
October. 1881, till October, 1884. when the
retirement Of Judge Gresham from the
ONCE Of postmaster general led TO Mr..
He served until the close Of President
Arthur's administration, and WAS the
youngest cabinet officer since the organixa-
ton of the government. Alexander Hamil-
ton alone excepted. From October, 1852,
until the summer OF 1894 Mr.. Hatton WAS
connected with the National Repwblican in
Warrington City. In July Of the latter
year he removed TO Chicago and assisted
In recognizing the Mau. Of which he be-
Washington City. purchased half inter-
sst In the Post. assumed the editorship and
made IL one Of the great papers Of the
country and profitable one
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01

The appointment BY the Republican
governor OF Democratic lawyer as iaase
81 she Maine supreme court has been fol.
lcxsa by = banquet to the aproinse~.
which showed hos warmly the set is 10.
dersed By pnhiie seasimsnt. Msn OF all
political faiths united ne; only In the
ssshase TO an esssmabls man. but also in
the declaration that pas;issnsAsp eagh,
ncs 10 eunsrcl IRE beneh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01
The Capitol Plans.

Ernest FiaRg. Of New York. IL one of tn,
foremost architects Of the land. Thoss
who snser 1t his plans sheer st the work o
m artist whose reputation 10 such that b,
could not afford. even though he had thu
inartistic inclination, to do poor piece o
work. We are inclined to believe that II
- In charged, Gov. McGraw bent the com
mission to do his bidding - to the selection
OF these plans. thst the governor Is bette,
Judge Of architecture than his fellows.
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NOTICE 10 TIE rusLla

~ pahlie = bWUny vaEDo0 ~ - pay
- nsssy - Dasttss rspssssstiss - b
sensts q - esaetis PesslsSxzIxssscs4
szesp& - following Who - ~ only
suthcsissd tssvsiing sesn4s a Dc los1-
1u1m1sssxcsa, VI: J. 4. 1eCssIia4 I.
q. Dsvsss. snd }. l. HsvIsy. 1A<s lessss
s,p1s - resident SCENTS II this psp& Who
sss Joeatsd In various cities and towns d
ths Ncs1hssst, nor 70 postmastsra Who
- - IL ensss ssthoYissd - take subscsip-
sicus ~ sls DsiIy. Sunday and Weekly
Poef-InTuasaxScRR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01

Renewals 81 wasasngtea fessmastera.
WssnsssroS Cyrx. April sa--sSreetaL r.
az AK FosssnAsieTs appointed Ia oas asv
in tie state % Washington oaly
eae Of tAear predecessors resigned.
The ether Eve were removed TIE
changes are; q : sanders, arpoiassd
esaecssd 3. b. Hagsisco, % Arts, CAsi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01

e J. Green. q wealthy hard ware ms--
chant Of Sacramento. Cal. Who has a wif.
and ave eAiidren. Is being sued Coz divorce
oy ailxa Green. who says he deserted her
ard ,hesr eiehs children as Dixon. III. in
k,sh ieassng them psnnales, Gv~<n
claims he Ass Utah divorce from coSa
r>AaHAai
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NOTABLE DEAD.

Hsrr Rauekhanrsn. conservative leader
and sx-dspaty, 10 dead. al Halle, saxeny.
Edward Norman Robinson, Of San Fran.
cisco. died At No. as Porsman Aansion.
Loadon, Saturday last
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BsALE-sLAINE.

A 1x-Ministsf to Psrals Weas States
mans Daughter.
WASHINGTON CrrY. April 3o-In the
presence of immediate personal friends
Truxton BeaIe, ex-mlnistsr to Persia, and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01

At Saturdays matinee every lazy he'dfng .
eoapen xcxss sti b presented wan . phssosrara
ez Ewoesx
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-01

Sosvssnzssntsnx the increased sxpssss afssaa-
tna sets eagngsm<n tae prices vii rsnaaa the
sAnA soc. Slx 49, ter, 80. Sssss $50 co 49,.
, 1894-03-17
Qlte &iebe roitet nidt.
IN oieiem Sale mu6te er oe6haIb flint Doll
lars be3ablen.
Gincinnati, II. W1Gr3.

Gtnctnnatt, II. MGr3.
Mit lautem @ei9rei I'M 6iilfe |1tirste
bOr9eitern QlbenO 81 ipGter Stun6e, &ate
8eilman, bic geibicbenc Srau bon Sobn
8eIinger, einen @btcagoer 8auuuterz
nebmer, aus ibrer 8obnung in Gao. 30
0uOIopitraBe, auf bte StraBe. Ser BOltz
5tit S6neiber elite in i6neuiter @angart
berbei uno fan6, ais er oas 6aus betrat,
oaB it6 8eQtnger, tpel6er gan3 unertpartet
in Cincinnati etngetrDffen mar, nit ei11em
Gaiirmeiier in Der Sano, in Dem 3immer
Der Srau befanb. ST na5m ben Wtann
nit nocb Der YpIi3eipacbe, un6 geitern
,Mor9en nurbe b~erielbe unter Der 9(nflage
Der &ubeit0run9 bent 8oliseirtcbter Dorge7
titbrt. Srau 8eilman Ia9te i'm g ottSci9e>
rtbt aus, 0aB 8elIinger perlan9t babe, baB
lte ibn Dteber Detratbeu loue, uno oaB er,
ais le ibm bieS runbipeg abiblug, periu6t
babe, tbr ben sails abSui6netben. 9ie
Srau iagte %ferner, baB 8elltnger ie unO
ibre betoen tletnen &in6er perlaiien urto
itb in @bicago tpieoer perbeiratbet babe, ebe
ct BON tbr cine Scbeibung erlan9t bate.
8ellinger ipuroe barauf Slir 3ablung BON
50 nebft ben Soften perurtbeilt, benn unter
Der &ntla9e, par es benz &ibter, tuie er err
tIdrtc, LeiOer nibt geItattet, iDn l3tperer gu
beitrafen.
, 1894-03-17
9enDer, GoI., II. OfGr5.

9enDer t, Sol, II. WfGr3.
Der &rie9 3tpii6en 6em G'ouperneur, Ser
alien 6euertuebr unb goltSei 9ebt Dem
8lutbergieBen nibt i0neu ent9egen. Die
Sage lit beute bic Der 9tube nacb Dem
Sturme. Die 2eute eriparten nit I'm
geouI6 Sic @~ntibeibung bes @%ouperneurs
iiber ben Gorl6lag, Die Q(ngelegenbeit benz
Sber9ertcbt gu unterbretter, unO Der @ouz
Derncur lit u~nenti9lolicn, melcben gSeg er
etnicblage1 lo4, SIS unterliegt feinem
3peiiel, boB ct nit 6reuben bic bGBliche
@ei6Icbte beilcgen tDiirbe, tpenn eS ni1t
ieiner SreunOe nno Der Nnitcbt me8en pGre,
0aB er ietner 9Silr0e ais @ouDernerr baz
ourb ettpa8 pergGbe.
Die Socbe 1T 10 Dett 9ebtebeu, baB Der
0ouDernellr bctnabe ge5tprungen lit, auf Ben
Goricblag ictner geleBli6et 8cratber einz
su9ebeH unb ben Streit BON ben @eri5ten
~betlegen 5u Iaiiel1.
Set Sebn Ia9cn itnb Die 8oliset un6 6ie
Seuertpebr bouitdu6ig 6emorQlilirt, unb Sic
Stoot beftnoet iicb pbne Scbub. OaS 0tatbz
DGuS b%cftnbet iicb int 8c1iB bon betpoffneten
Y0ltStiten uno 0lllfSl9eriff5 oa5 0eb6uoe
lit nit Maffen, Wiunttion uno OOnamtt
anaefiiIt; bie OrtSmtlis ftebt urter Wtaricbz
betebl; Die gauge StoatSmiliS lit 6erett,
gegen 9enoer porsurii6el, urlo flint Cont
pagnien 8unbestruppen liegcn fiir ben Sail
Der 9tptb in Der Staot, Die iicberli6 %eintrit1,
pcnn bic jebtge Spannun8 nOc6 ldnger
an6Glt.
9er @ouberneur bat Sag un6 gtabt cine
beiDaffnete Qcib9ar6e UNI it9, neil ct be-
fircbtet, entpe0er Derbaftet ooer argegrtfz
fen 81 tperoen, un0 bic gauge 8ebGlterung
befinbet iib in fieberbafter N%ufre9ung, 0as
Sbergert6t bat bic Ofacbt, Die Strettfra9e
gu enti3eiOen, uno Der Nufregung Gin @nbc
5t maden, trenn iib Der @ouDerneur nllr
bamit e~tnperitanoen erflGrt, uao man
gIaubt, baB er bics nob i'm 0aufe bes Gaz
geS tbun ipiro.
Die Wttli3 tptr6 INNER nod in ibren
@affenbaQen in Bereiti9aft ge6alten, aber,
ME es iebt ben Nnicbein bat, miro tie nur
in 9tenit geltellt tperoen, I'M ben 6rieben
in Cripple Greet iiber Bic Nnna6me Der
a6tftunbt9en @rbettS5eit auirecbt SIT erbalz
ten, unb ni6t nm an irgenO pelcbe unz
ruben in bet StaOt bier 5u unteroriiden.
Die Strettfra9e in 9enper lit benz Sber7
gertdt CUR Gnti6etoung Dorgelegt.
, 1894-03-17
O1fOro wie0ernm fleereidJ.
2lus etnunofanf5i9 mettfobrten
nit Cambridge
6ewinnt Orforo a~dtuno5wan3i9.
%Qpnbpn, u. O2Grs.

Qonbon, II. MGr5.
l6eute Worgen fan6 bic etuunbfiinf3i9ite
8ootwettfabrt 3mii6en ben 8ootcGubs Der
ltniberlttGten Srf1rb un6 Cambridge arf
Ser alten, bier Wteilen unb 5pet &utben
langen Strede, BON Ser 8utneDer Bride
bis gum S6ifte IN WOrtlafe it0tt.
Son BEN friiberen 8ettfo6rten 3piiden
BEN betoen llniDerlitGten 9enann Orfor0
27, etni6lteBltcb bic Ser leBteu bier Sab
rem. Cambridge iie9te % NAL, ur1b bic
@ettfebrt I'M Sabre 1877 blieb unenti9iez
Ben. SIM Iebten Sabre 9enannen bic
9unfeI6raunen (OrfOrO) nit 3pet unb
elmer boGben 8ootlGn9e IN Is Minuten
un6 Al Setunben etnen gIGr5enben Sieg F.;
benn 10 Wtinuten unb Fl Setun6en, pom
Sabre 1892, mar btSber bic ~tIr5eite 3ett
9etDelen.
Cambridge ruberte tbatlGc6li6 nidt etnz
mai am 8oote bes GidterS borbet, ba Die
8oOtbemannung DOuitdnoi9 bemoralilirt
mar, unb SrfDr0 cling nit Bret un6 elmer
balben 8OotSldnge, in q 90. 80 Setunz
ben, tpie6erum ais Sieger aus benz Sample
berOor.
, 1894-03-17
Stdott1bes.
Sbrettet nur lanofam por.

Die Hegiitrirung Ser Gbineien oebt
lebr langiam BON Staten. 8iS jebt baben
crit 290 Der ~beSopften S0hne beS bimmIiz
i6en &eibes etn @ertifitat erbaltcn unb
5tpar i'm DECEMBER 1 ; pom l. bis IA. San.
9; pom 10. bis 5um 81. Sanuar IA; pom
l. bis gum IA. Sebruar Z; pom 10. bis
%. Sebruar 43; uno bonn 1. bis gum Is.
WtGr5 PIG. Collector OtiSe ipra9 beute
WOrgen Die 8eftr6tung aus, 6aB bic
6auptlnaiie BET @btneien nit Der &egiitrirz
un9 bis gum 2lpriL tparten tperoen uno OaB
man bann Die 9lrbeit Der 9tuSitelung Der
Certificate taum peroe betpGltigen t0nnen.
, 1894-03-17
Die Armee=8 ewtllt9ur9sbiu.
neue Sefimmun9en betrefs ser penfio=
nirun9 Der Oberoff5iere.



Die 9citern Dereinbarte Nrmce=8 etptnt
9un9sbtH entbGlt eintge neue 8eitim>
mungen be5it9li6 Der 8%enitontrun8 Der
SberDffi5tere Ser Qlrmee. gtab Der in
%eini9en Monaten erfot9enben BenitOnirung
6eS Generals 6oparb, Derbleiben Guf Ser
&angLtite MIR mod Stpet @eneralmaiore,
nGmltcb Sboftel6 un6 MileS @riterer bat
Sen Stang zines 8repet>@ 81 nerallteutendnts.
@r nirb I'M September 1895 bic 9eIeblibe
0icnitaltersgrcnSe erretcben. Oas neue
@eieb (Oorausgeiebt, baB Die Nrmeez8e7
tpilligungSbia in tbrer gegentpGrti9en Sal
flung iberbaupt @eleBesfraft erlan9t) miro
iib fir @eneral Sbofielo t~niofern bon
beionberem Gorthetle ertpeiien, ais ct nit
6reipiertel 6es @ebaltes zines General
lieutenanteS, baS lit nit $3.50 peniionirt
iper6cn miro, anitatt nit brcibierteln ietz
mes gegenpGrtigen @ebaltes be3p. nit
$685..
gfacb General SboftelD's 8enitonirung
riidt @eneral WftLes gum STANCE zines
8reuet : @eneraIieutenants empor, un6
mtro Northumberland aus ben lecbs 8rtz
ga6e@@ eneralen, tpelcbe sic Nrlnee CUR 3ett
SG6lt, etnen @eneralmaior 81 ernenrer
buben. General Wtiles bat nod cine be-
trGbtlibe NnsabI bon 0ienitiabren oor it9.
, 1894-03-17
3mei Go0feinoe.
0br DoterIono lift SaIpooor, obsr
5ufdui9 trefen
Can Srancisco, II. Nfars.
Sic fid in frisco pieOer.

S1n Sr1nctScp, II. Ufar3.
&iir3licb famen 9ln6res Qmapa uno M2as
MEL Galtu BON Salpaoor bier all. 8eioe
tparen bon ben Dericbie6enen politiihen
Yarteien ibres @eburtslan0es, no Tie anz
gelebcne 2eute tparer, Dertricben por6eu.
8cioes limb SobfeinDe, uno feincr 6erielben
tpagt iicb unbetpaffnet auf bic StraBe. Seit
2angem beitebt cine Se9oe 3tpiidben ibnen;
cs itnO icbOn S6Iiie 9eipecbielt tporben,
unD cs lDtr0 oieS uabri6einlib bel Der
erlten 8ege9nung piebergcidbeben. @a1in,
Der lein 8aterlnnb am II. 6ebruar uerz
lteB, glaubte, OaB er iic6 bier ouBer6aIb bes
8eretcbeS BON 2lmapa uno anoerer Seinoe
6eftnee, uno ipar b0cblt6lt %eritount, ais er
am Qlbeno nacb ieiner 2lnfunft bic &arte
ieine5 6einbe8 QlmaDo inter leiner S9ire
lamb; unb in WtitteL>2lmertfa meint bic
lteberienou1g elmer &arte unter lolden
ltmitdnOen ie6r piel. 9(mapo mar General
Stcuereinnebmcr unb Gaitn lit Der beoeu=
ten6ite unb reicbite 9eitilateur in Sal
babor. Die Seinbi9aft 5tpticben ben
8eioen entitano III 6oIgc OeS 8rie9es in
Salodbor, in tpelcbem tie ben ent9egen9e>
ieBten 8arteien an9eb0rten, aber Amapa
lagte beute, oab, ais CT Steuereinnebmer
mar, Gaitn bon ibm D~erlan9t babe, 3u
leinen 0uniten Die Gegierung 81 betriigen,
1nb oaB, ais CT ii9 beiien tpeigerte, Elm
3metfampf itattgefu1ben, unO baB lett
iener 3eit Teiubi6aft 5piicben ibnen bes
ftan0en babe.
, 1894-03-17
Der 9efdbrIihe OYnamit.
Gin Paus in Griirnmern, ein Gooter uno
mehrere f6wer DerIebte.
9 uIutb. II. WfGrs.

9ulutD IL. Wt1r5.
@eltern Wtor9en fonO in oer fleinen
8O6nung bon GOtporo Magncr, $50. 813
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