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The Portland daily press., 1894-01-12
IRA =. CLARK & CO.,
The One Price Spot Cash C|OhiB and FNnSheS

The audience appreciated the solo and
Mrs. Brewer responded with verse of
"The Waves Are Rolling In"
The contribution Melted S104.
Mrs. Adjutant BrengIe was introduced
to tell of the need of work in Portland.
She hoped the well-to-do classes of Port
land would take to heart what they had
heard in the meeting.
There was also circulated in the audi
ence an appeal signed by Mr.. and Mrs.
Brengle. In the course of this appeal the
number of churches and church societies
of all kinds in Portland and suburbs is
estimated at fifty, including the
Catholics. Ssfs
Estimating four hundred persons to
each church, there would still be left
over 90, 900 persons who go to no church.
Probably $4,000 would be nearer the
truth. -.
The Hallelujah Wedding
came last. The two standard bearers
held their colors behind Commander
Booth, who prefaced the ceremony with
some funny stories at the expense of the
bridegrooms and parsons that had figured
in other weddings Then by a sudden
transition from gay to grave, the Com
mander read the Salvation articles of
marriage. Then, with the colors held
over them the contracting parties,
Captain Herbert Roberts and Miss Ella
Abram, both of Brockton, Mass, stepped
forward. The bridegroom was an honest,
laundering young man, as all proper
bridegrooms are supposed to be, and the
bride was fair and composed, as all
brides are.
Hands were clasped, and the customary
obligations were undertaken.
At one point the bridegroom seemed to
falter, but Commander Booth brought
him to by vigorous slap on the back
accompanied by loud "cheer up man. +"
At this the bride smiled and the audi
ence applauded.
The ring plays part in the ceremony
of the Army, and when Captain Roberts,
after fumbling in his pc ckets, found the
ring and put it on the BRIDES finger, the
interest of the audience was manifested
by absolute silence.
Then when the knot had been tied by
Adjutant Brengle, Commander Booth
fired the parting shot as follows:
"Give her kiss!n
THE kiss was given.
cloud applause from two thousand
oaop1a
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-12
MARRIAGES..

In Falmouth. Jan. 10, at the residence of the
brides parents, by Rev. w. H. Haskell, Fred
A. Lain and Miss Lena c. Leighton bob of
Deering.
In Monticello, Dec &c, Alonzo Bailey and
Miss Nellie Chase
mas and Miss Mary a. Small, both OF Isle au
Haul
In Sedgwick, Dec. 80 Willie c. Slower and
Mrs Lettie S. Young. both of Bluehill
In Waterville, Harry A. Dolley and Miss
Flora M. Judkins
In Bristol Mills. Dec. 81, Ashbury I. Royal
and Miss Ida B. Bearce
In Alexander, Dec 90, Frank Averin and
Miss Emma Bohanan
In Camden. Jan. L. Thomas Smith and Mrs.
Fannie NJ Skinner
In Boothbay, Jan. /. Henry Clark of Wiscas-
set and Miss Amy fitzpatrick of Boothbav.
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-12
Talks ou Modern Titara+nra

"Tolstoi and the Great Russians will
be the topic of ssMr. JonhsA. Bellows's
first talk on Modern Literature at Sec
ond Advent chucrh next Monday after
noon. Mr.. Bellows's talks, as he calls
them are not only most interesting to
the general auditor but they are extreme
ly valuable in the Instruction thew i'm
part. The tickets can be procured at
Loring, Short & Harmon's. The church
will be filled on the occasion.
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-12
THE STEAM ERS.
The Oregon Sailed Yesterday Afternoon
The Montevidean Will Be the Cheese
Steamer of the Fleet-Alcides Expected
Today

The Dominion steamer Oregon, Cap
tain Crouch, sailed yesterday afternoon
for Liverpool, via Halifax. She took A
cabin, 5 intermediate and II steerag e
passengers, and cargo valued at $2l4,-
S6l. The cargo was a fair sample of
outward loads, consisting of the follow
ing articles: 26,419 bushels of wheat,
1852 bushels of peas, 1647 bags OF oat-
meal. S25 bags of flour; $50 bags of oats,
1926 bags of pease, 80 bags of seed, $50
bags of dilcake, 70S1 pieces of maple
blocks, 92s boxes of bacon, LOIS boxes
OF cheese, 65 packages of leather. 4647
barrels of apples, 270 head of cattle; 81
packages of Emery stones, IA crates of
puileys, | case of furs. packages of
sundries and 21S pieces of deals.
The Donaldson liner Alcides, which
left12 days ago, was due at this port
yesterday and is expected to come in
this morning.
The Montevidean, when she sails, will
be the great cheese steamer of the fleet.
Already II carloads of cheese have ar
raived for her, and more on the way.
What paradise for the rats and
the mice her hold will be.
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-12
A Luck Fisherman.

The Gloucester fisherman, Cyrus E.
Wharf, came in yesterday forenoon with
10000 pounds OF cod, haddock and bake.
The captain reported that he came out
of Gloucester Wednesday morning, ran
to point off the Cape Elizabeth shore
and quite near to it, set his travis and
in short time gathered IN ton +bo,sona
pounds of fish. '''''''s'
The Lucy W. Dyer brought 2ooo
pounds in yesterday. 0O
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-12
The indian Question.

~ Inward Everett Hale is to give an
address on the Indian question at Con-
gress square church on Monday evening
DR.. Hale's we'll known interest in and
knowledge of this subject make his com
ing matter of public education.
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-12
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate
are reported:
Scarboro-Roxana Burnham to Mary
M. Fletcher. $97.
New Gloucester-Amos Fl. Eveleth to
Alfred Y. Eveleth. $25.
Westbrook-Wm Henry Lewis to
Howard It. Babb.
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-12
DEATHS.

In this city. Jan. II. Orlando Nickerson. aged
80 years 9 months 16 DAYS.
Funeral Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. at
his late residence, No. Bramhall Place.
In this city, Jan |, Elizabeth NJ. J.. wife OF
John e. Devlne. aged 36 years months.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
In this city. Jan. II. Maggie G. Henderson.
wife of Winthrop r. Robchan, aged 80 years
months.
[Chatham, n. B., papers please copy.l
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-12
AUCTION SALES.

A Salesroom 10 Exchange st. 1 Plush
"A Parlor. Set, Marble and Wood Top Tables.
Lace Curtains, Mirrors and Pictures, Black
Walnut and Oak Chamber Sets Wire Springs,
Hair Mattresses, Gather Beds and Pillows
Extension Tables, Black Walnut Sideboard and
mortgage. jan11dtd
The Portland daily press., 1894-01-12
Harvard Glee Club Concert,

This evening, at Stock BRIDGES the sale
of seats will begin Tor the con cert to be
given at Kotzschmar Hall Friday next
by the Harvard Glee, Banjo and Mando-
lin clubs. There will be great demand
for these tickets, and as, Kotzschmar
Hall does not accommodate over six
hundred people it will be seen that early
application for seats will be necessa ry.
Furthermore naI4g .1nfople in other
cities and towns have Expressed desire
to be present, and 1half fares will. be
afforded on the Maine Central to all
holding concert tickets
Mr.. Henry Irving has decided that for
the remainder of his and Miss Ellen
Terry's engagement at the fremont
theatre, Boston the evening performance
shall begin at 7.45 precisely. Doors open
at y.15.
1t will be remembered that in the
second act of "Delmonico's at Six
Trixie HaZzlemere is sitting at taole in
private dining room of the cafe, with
a bottle of wine before her. She fei ms
drunkenness in order to punish DR.,
Clark, who has been using her name to
has this line: "Ah, this is not the first
BOTTLE" In a few weeks after the play
was first put on not less than half
dozen agents for well known brands of
champagne had applied to the manage
ment, offering to pay well il the name Of
the brand would be added to the speech
quoted. Only last week one OF them ex-
pressed willingness to pay $1,000 for
this Interpolation for the Fest of the sea-
son.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-30

Sorltelun9cn III 8aDrcutb beIudt unb
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gen 3urifSctebrt, nm Der Confirmation
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&allerin 6ricbrt1 bate audi Su9ciagt,
bel Der 6eicr anmelenb 3u ieiu, lit uber
burd 6beumatiSmuS ans Sett gcieis
Iclt.
Die 6eit>gOrRcllnnscn Bon 'Sasreutb
wsrOen pOn iadfunOlgen 91e5euienten
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aufgebOrt, DaS Wteffa ipirfll6er Ntuiitz
frsunOe unO Serebrsr ScS 9rOBen Wtciz
lters Ill iein.
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91r. 1871.
Sic @aac III Yulmnn.

Gbicngo, p. Suli. - Sn Dem
TubrltOrt EEumuu biloeu Sur Belt Die
5raacn, Oh o,c Dill; SurHtgc;Oscn miro
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gen ciuihlG9t. o05 GOgeegelprdb. 90
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bis Januar Oocr Mtdr; nGdiltcn SabrtS
lhlieBcu wirn, I'M Damn Ibre Arbertas
frditc 5u rcOrgaaliircn uno Die blS'
bergen 9n9cirltcn ans lbren SSohs
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Der 2lbSug ocr Gruppcu luurOe pom
Scn Strlfllu ais iiir lle GuBcrlt gitnltlg
Ouhin nusQ;lcgt wsrotn. buB Die GeletIs
id)ait uuc 0Oiinuug aufgc9cbcn babe,
qcriiQenO 2rbutcr ;ur &lcOcrerOnnung
Der &erfe, 81 crbaItcn. WtnDor Qops
fiuS bciud,te ole StaOt Bullmau 9eltcrn
gIbenO uno GuBcrte in elmer @OnIereni
nit ocn Seamteu iciusu uuUiIICn baz
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&OtcnaurwunO UOn S94O0 in FuIlmnn
b!cibcn uuo Oem 9dbtStBun Oblic9cn
iouc.
Der BON Der GicielIihait eluSuidlus
QcuOc &ur9 wWo leocnTalS IN Der be-
porltcbcuocn 9ubrc8ucrlammlung Ger
Gireftoren uno 9lftieuiubu6er cntl1les
bGu wCI0cn.
GSmirO uufS SeItimmtcite bebauptct,
oaB Die Ntill;.u mOr9en belmbcru1en
mcroen ioucn, iaOS Die Tnbrlten bis
oabin niht III 8ctricb iinb.
Die eritc Ocr un5Ghlt9en Der StoOt
Chicago bcuOritebcnOc" SdaOcnerIaez
Hagen in 6Olgc Ot8 lceten StrlteS wuroe
bcute uun Der n%oulapillcz9tcm. 2llbaEpz
GbicaqozSabn" c!usercitt. Us III eln
leitiul rno wcrOen 50 wcgcn 8cldGz
biQuna zines GjHtcrmagguus pcrIGn9t.
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Aus uH(rrer }wtitrn 0lGrgenaasgabr
pm, 2 M # aa.
53. GnuarcB.


B blngton, 3. g, p. 5ull.
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eaS Shidial Der Gariibill ein ldJarfer,
nber fur3cr, un0 cnoete. mle oil anOerCr
StcQc Oc6 9luttes ;u erieben, banllI,
baB Die llCbcrlenpuu9 sericlbcu an OaS
@onieren5z@Omitc obue ieslide Snltruts
ton beihlOhsn wurOe. 9luBcrbcm murs
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Yriua;biQs an3enOmmcu, un0 Inn )
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9m Qau5 ioQtcn in 6olSe zines
Seidlune5 oe5 GOmtte'5 fIr 9fegeln
heute nur uuf benz &alcn0er ltebcnbc
YripatzSia8 erlcOigt weroen, bod warS
nit 3ultimmung bc8 Sauic8 Die Vlll
uufs 3apct 9ebrett, weldc Dem Staat
6lorioa iiir IN BEN 5nbren 1S56-'58
wGbrcnO oes 9nplanrtrie9eS aelieTtrte
Sruppen 5000, 900 usrp!uI9t. Wtehrere
anbere Bills fanen sur Grwdgun9, obne
isSOd crlcOtst gu wcroeu, Die pOn benz
GonIerenSz@Omlle .iubcrihtctc glrmtcs
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icren; GOmite uWi'5 9tcue sugciaRot.
9n Scr 9lbcnOlieun9 w;Omctt ilA Oa5
Suuo auSldlleBll6 FrluatzSill5.
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staOt Baltimore.

Die ,8ereini9ten 6 tn 0 l.
i6en Xiterartt den @eiell :
I d. a after" biclten 9eitern glbenO in
gtr. 21, SftzGentreitraBc, uuter Sorii5
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tanten pom II @eicQi6oftcn anwcienN.
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lei. 6ol9euOe 0crren wnrOen ais DI'
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Idait," 2ouis q. 0odmann pom nyIs
tcrurlIdlcn Yercin ct. Otarie Der Utees
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SatboliIden 9tatlonuls2iga," sie am
nddltcn 0icnitag in Ylattabur9, g..
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bent Die SS. 2OuiS u. QOfmann, Mm.
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mie Die $50. 6. :. @lifiorO, Wtid.
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oertreter.
Iu8 8altimOrez s ountg.-
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the 6orcit" bislt im YennwOOOzBart, !"
SparrOlu'8 POint, 9eitcrn ieln 5abreS'
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= 2ewi8 Srienter, 16 Sabre alt,
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nube nSrunses@rOoc" I'M YatapScO.
- Sine mi6tige 9n6uitrie iOQ 0IeIcr
Sage in SparrOm'6 BOint wieO,r in
Seiritb geicet lpcrOen. Qie Sa9emiibz
len Der . r@iuiam8pOrts@be beiapeaft>@ Oms
panD" werOcn balo bcrsit iein, Die
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sunni wdbrsub Oes grOben Sturmes pom
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$4,000 SdaOeneriae. Gr bebauptet, al8
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babe.
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Gowion muroe SomurO Ei(liam8 Ues'n
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gtuib, nabe Dem 2lrmeubuuie BON 8alr
timOrcz@ountD bcgangen, benz FrojeBz
perfubren iibcrwiclcn.
&ur3e Stabt> 9teutg feiten.
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Sen acItern fol9enOc Observation-Disclosures
au89citeat: 9atOb s. Su9er fiir ieds
slueiit6fi9e gSobubduIcr an Der Oitieite
Ser GrgItal<Nprnuc, iiiOIld BON Sum
tinubou gueuuc; s. Shron iiir eluen
srpcilt0fioen Stau binter 9tr. 952, 6res
6crif>9luenue; SO. Deal fur orei Oreis
t6fiqe QSObnbduicr an ber SuOieite oer
6agettcitrabe, lueltll9 oOn Der OfOunts
ftraB:.
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9(IBla" babcn Den @ontraft sur TlrIe'
run9 pOn 2OOO 2onnen SOblen Der
,Oter6ants' &Oblenz@Omp.* 81 $3.O9
pro Come iibcrtrasen.
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0upall, mclder auf cincr 9fciie Ourdl
bic gieuenglunO Staaten crfrantte, il!
bierber 5uriifgebradt UOroen uno beIn'
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iulinoicn8 rldtete geitsrn DtOr9en Gin
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pobntsu 9auie serln9iagigen Sdaosn
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8rannc.

Sttummn, 3u., p. Suli.-0ie
biclgeu 3ie9clbreunercieu wnrOe bcutc
Ourd 6euer selitOrt; Scrluit $4,000,
&crUhcruus SO. 900.
Nntogo, 2Sisc., p. 5uli.-Sicrs
5eln 8eifditSbauicr rabicr murten
bcutt Elm 9laub Der 6lamnlcn. Der
0eiommtucrluit bclauit iid ani $1,000
unO bic Seriihcruug uuf ctpa $4,000.
SiOur> @itp, Soma, p. 3uIl.
Der clcgunte 9au oabIcr, bctannt ais
y2erA SIOf," mucOe gcitcra elns
9e6idbut. 9erlelbe bate $4,000 Su
erbuuen sctOitet unO mar uur nit S?3,s
900 urrlitcrt,
Gclinu, Ohio, p. 3ali. - Sin
uerbcercn9cr 8ruuO 5eritOrtc bcutc Gts
gcntbum oa6ier in 2Gcrtbe pOn $780,
900. Der &crluit iit nur tbeIlmclIc
Our6 StrlidJcrung qcGcdt.
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GebaltcrnirOriguug bun Sabnbr.
niCnitctcn.

Norfo(f, @a., p. Suli. - Die
ygltlanticsOarpillcr Giicubabn @cIcls
i5ait" bat ibrc Iammtlthcn 2lngcitcIlteu,
ciuidlieBli9 Der Seumten, in ScnntniB
scicet, oaB lbr @ebult am l. 9lu9uit
re0u5irt werocu iOu. Die 9fc0uftiOn
bc5 0ebalttS BON Beamteu wirO iih
ouI burhitbnittIid 10 BrO3ent beIuufeu,
Die gObrerutcbriauug uOn |otOmotIps
fiibrcrn unb uuoeren .3uganaelteOten
aui pc0eutenb mebr, uno miro mobrz
ideiulidl cinen Strite ueruriaten.
Ghei 2Irtbur bon Der r8riOtricbuft Der
2OfomOtioiH6rer" miro bcuts bier an>
langcn. 4ie 2otomOtiufibrer molten
nidt gu 6en reou;irten Staten urbeiten,
uno cine aa9emeiuc llnterbrcduug be8
8etebrS miro wObl ole 5OIge icin, wsnn
ntdt Dor Oem 1. 9lu9ult ir9cno cln lle'
bereinfommeu qetroiien iuiro-
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Orr 0alQcn.

ct. 2Ouis, 27. 5uli. - Der 81,
iabrise 9te9er 'oenrp SurriiOn Duncan,
Der GrmOrOun9' Oes POlijtiten SameS
Srabp iiberfiBrt, ,uuroe beute MOrgen
I'M llbr so Wtinuten i'm @efan9niB
Su clayton, St. 2ouis County, Ourdl
sen Srung ms 5enisitS bcIOrocrt.
Gem @enit brad bel Der 9inribtunq,
unO nud adt 0tinuten, nudbem Oa5
Si9nul se9eben mar, crt,artcr ibn Die
gcr;te flr tOOt.
@bar1enOn, S.s@., 27. 5uli. -
Gin 9teger, gtumen5 Did @rsen, Der
leeten glprtl Die gtegeria gtancp 0ragz
ton ermOr6cte, wuroe bcutc 8Ornitta9
I'M !5Ofraume Oe8 @ciangnihcs 5u Oit.
8leaIaut, 8crflepz ountn, hluqeridttt.
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&urae &abc!ocOeI6en J..
s6luB brs Surnieifes in 9alecuiae

9Ol9epille, N..9., 30. Suli.
9aS 25. &urnfelt bes @eit. gtcm. 0Orter
Oiltrlft8 cnOete aeitcrn 9lbeno nit Ell
nen Soltsieit uuo Sua in Dem pitto.
resfen r0igbz6alls Bari. @tuige Der
GurnpersIne uuO b,rcits scitern 4bsub
absercilt, anbere bleiben bis Otontna
bier. otute 9tahmIttas funb Die Prei8s
pertbeilun9 im Bart itutt; &url 0eDide.
BraiiOent Oes nDOlseui(er Gurn 8er-
Gins" nabu bisielbe Dor.
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Oambnrger'S
11msnss.sertentt:
slass jsst gum balbsn Treiie :!

Seber Sag fiist Der Gsid)idte Dieies 9rO'
BEN 1mSusss s@srfaufes cine meiters Sua-
tion, eineu iueiteren triumph, einsn tnelte'
rem Siee biusu. S.te Stuube brinst gro
bere Mengeu unO pe.mebrte Serfdufe. Sn
jeper Miuu.e ftubeu Bargains thren sSeg
i'll ,SdnoeH gIiidlideradnfer, SelIen Sleldsn
uiemalS mieOsr erIan9t peroeu fonnen.
Sbn. 3weifel ueroeH Die Uielen SnulenOsn
pom 2euteu, bic fd uuierer triberen yer
idut. erinn.rn, j.tt cine @rubte einbeimen,
bic ,bre fiibulteu6 6ofinuus.u IbertriiTt. Ste
aerinsife GrIparniB in ir8eno etnet'
safe 1T fiinfsis Yrosetst. Dies 1T tslH
mloes &atbeu. lonberu cine ablolute Shat=
Jade. Nnoere Seiddfte m0geu ibertriebsne
Inipriif)e auuoncren - tuir tbncn cs
ttid1t. gSir wiirGeu lieber meniger lageH
unb mebr 1eiifen. GbatIadleu sdblsu, Sah'
len iablen, Seiituusen - ridt Serlpredluns
aeu-;Gblen. gSir eeben uuteu Shata6en
uuo 3ubIen an. uuo luenn gle lid Der Nteu-
ae nod unierem 2aoeu anidlIieBen uoaen,
10 perben Sie ieben, oaB Iaes genau 10 9es
leiit,t rpirp, mie au9esebeu.
Scsiunenb bette, uerfauIeu mir Shuen
Die ausmahl inter alien unIerer auiii9en
ooer geintIeioern III ganieu Eager
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Wr. 112 bis 1922, WOrO= Gutatu=Str.
aus Ger aften 2Seft.
Gnoe SeS SanrprosefIeS.

9tom, 30. Suli.-Sernarbo Gans
lOnsO, Der fribere @ouuerneur Der
rSanca 8Omana," iOluie iammtlide
Gn9eflaste, peIde sleid iensm wesen
Setruaes in Serbin0un9 nit Der Sant
proselitrt wOrben iinb, wrr6en beute I'M
NIiilens9cribte freiselprOheu. 90 bat
elmer Der srOBten SfunSulpro;eie, nell
der falt brci WOnate in 9lnipru6 nabm
-er bssann ain 2. Otai-ieln Gnbe &C.
funoeu.
2ll8 I'M Sabre 1889 Sas Geradt, baB
in BEN ied8 8anten, Der ygtltiOnal>
bant," Der ySanf pon Neapel," Der
rSant BON Gossaua," Ger y8auca 3o
mana" Der rSunt BON Sijilien" unO
Der rGosfauifacn @reOitbauf," beoeuz
tenOe llnteridleiIe pOrsefonmcu iuaren,
OrOnete 9rilpi, iuelder bamal8 Yremicrz
miniiter mar, cine llnteriu9ung an.
Oieielbe uurOe aber iallcn 9eiaiien, ba
ibre Gelultatc ocH Sreoit Jtalien'S 3u
l6Goi9en Orobteu.
Cine 3lucite llntcriuduE9 pur6e i'm
uersanseuen Sabre clnseleitet, u1b bie>
lelbe bradte seraOe;u pcrbIIfien6e 6e>
lultatc 3u Gage. Iuf betriiseril6e gBeiie
lOllten Die Gmilliou p0n JtOten crfolst,
Die SOnos ber 8anfen rcdts uno linfs
scitOblen, 6esisrunaSbeante unS Yarz
lameutSmitglieOer bslto6en iuOrOen icin,
nm cen pabren Stauo Der Oinqe Dor
Der SeIfentlidfeit gu pcrbeimlideu unS
cine 6Ort0auer Der Corruption Su err
mOgli9sn.
SdlieBlitb purOen Bernardo Gau>
iOn9o, @ouuerneur Der vSanca 9tomaz
No." @eIure 2a;5urOni, &aiiirer Ser
8anf, AntOnio UtOn3llo, gircau9cf
im I'd nilterium, 2Orcnso GAM
marano, 9tcsierunss SupcrpiiOr ser
&utilions=Santen, Guetano 9ellucciz
Seila, 9l9a3ii uub Ioccuioubi, gln9e>
lttlltc Der Sanf, III anfla9cltaab per-
lcbt.
Die 9Iter Der rSanca 9tomana"
ipielen nidlt MIR cine uebcr Gmiiiion
pOn S12. 100000, ionb,rn aud Elm De-
fisit BON So, 900 auf.
Gin sanseS Sprf onrd) ssemer scrs
tort.
gSien, 20 Su1i. - Son elmer per.
heerenpen SSeuer5brunt lit baS reidle
Oorf 9llioz3amie i'm un9arii6en So,
! nitat NiOion beimgeiu6t worten. Ct
wa breiBunOsrt 'oGuier unO @irthz
| i4aft89cbauOe liegcn in 9li6e, un6 in
Der pOrbsr 10 bIiibenben 0urigemeiuoc
berrlden Wan9el uno 9tOtb.
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Snmnfrr. nm Sadlt. Guaifian.

&atertowu, &C.. ., p. Sui
Der GrfurijOu5 00mpicr r5Slan0er"
unO Die 0ampf 5adt ALERT" cOlllOlrs
ten bcutc 9ytOrgcR nube Der @erltc 81
6rontenac, wOOurh Die Jatt rcrmaz
Ben beidaOi9t wurOe, NaB lie nadl me-
nigcu Nliuuteu in Die SieIe iant. OIcns
i6cnucrluit lit babel nitt gu bctln9sn.
Gjeorge Bennett, Glert Der 5aht, mar
nit Dem 6abrScu9e Neiunfcn, mur0e
aber ourd cintn Siirfcu, 9tamcnS Slnz
tnn1n Sohn. ncrettct.
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@rrmiidlte trlraraphiidlc sepridlem.

- 91abe Otenominic, Otit., ertraus
fen Charles s. Wtartin unO 5wei 6is
Ider. Die Otartin nud Stur9eonszSai
rubern uOllten. 0a5 Boot tenterte;
Sie 2eideu iinO bj8 jest nod niat uurz
gefunoeu.
= 9tabe Acknowledgements, N,z9.,
iin6 geltern ;luci feline WidOden, Sutie
5obnion urO Sabie SuOiOn, bei'm
gaocn ertIuufen.
I, - 8ei elmer @OlliIiOn bon 6rahts
;igen Der > yBabaibz8abn" in Ser Hdbe
BON 2ufuDettc, SuO., iinb gcitcrn 3pet
8abuurbeitcr um'5 2eben 9etOmncn
uno mebrere 2eute pcrlest mOrOen. Die
gOfomotioeu unO mebrere 5radtma9s
qons murocn total ;ertrImmcrt.
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Mirb &0nig anitatt prcoiger.

SprtnsfislO. NtuH, 27. 3uli.
Der gum Gbriiteutbum betehrte airlfa>
niihe Bring SelelUp, SObr bc5 uerltorz
benen SOnigs bc8 Sei:Stuumes, wurOe
benadrI6tlgt, oaB er in iein yunO 3us
riiffebren unO 6en srlcOisten GbrOn be-
fteigen Tonne. Gr wurOe gum Yrebi9cr
aus9ebiloet. oeute ieselt er pon g1eT
2Ort mad England uno pon bort nab
1einer Seimntb ob
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Gcuiutipncllcr WnrD.

9lenO, Nep., 81. Suli.-6rou 81.
q. Sortlp erIdOB 9eltcrn 9lbenb ben
StuatSicnutOr M. .. 6Olsp, unbefannt
aus melaem G)ruuOe. Die WtOrOeriu
ilt cine BOrtraitmulcriu uno bat ibr
gOtal I'M @ebauOs Der y8ant BON yles
pata," no Der WtOro 9cidub. Sic III
in Suif.
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9lusfanh BON Stra1iugru.

9taibpillc, Senu., p. 5nlI. -
Sou IracpzGitp, Gcnu., tommt DIE
9}adridt, oas Suailin9c, Die IN 0r"
oorti0cn 0iincu bcidaiti9t imb, Den
@urOcin our6 cine 9guamltbombe NM
e:bratt uno mcbrcrc 9&adcn tootIl@
Uerwgubct bubeu. Die StaIlin9c be-
iin6en ii6 in ocu Grubtu uno babta
crtldrt, oaB lie uiht fycirui(iS ium 9ez
idugniB Suriiftcbrcu mcrOcn. Sle l'nO
nit @cwebreu, Die lic Ben @aAcn ao9cz
nommcn, bemoiinct.