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was born August 49, 1740, and was declared tne
successor to Anne Din accordance with her VIII
in October. 17i0. He was dethroned In Deem
ber l7iO by a coup d'etat managed by Eta
beth's over. Lestocq) and was imprisoned M
1864 when he was murdered. Peter III was de-
posed six months after he assembled the throne
and on July a. 1862, he was assassnalsu.
Catharine n was placed upon the throne by tne
Orl0fs Potemkin and Others on July y lioz, tne
dav her husband peter II deposed. Her
son Paul. became derarged and was murdered
March a. 1901 Alexander ii was assassinated
March 49, 1885, by agents Of the Nihsts.
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Tcherevine would never have been appointed 70
any such Office. That the Emperor should nave
been permitted to de Of an ordinary malady Is
astonishing. and may be- regarded AZ something
in the kind Of irony If fate For scarcely one o'
his predecessors on the throne Is believed TO nave
died a natural death the end being in every In
stance attributable To poison, strangulation or
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PERSONAL APPEARANCE.


When Alexander III became Emperor he was
not a handsome man His face was decidedly
Camuck in type. and the hair was gradually
disappearing from his temples and the back Of
his head His forehead was hsavy and square,
his nose fiat and shor. his mouth Mephisto-
phelian and his complexion muddy. The express
sion Of his countcnancc WAS Il curious mixture"
His face. general d"meanor and character tn'n
presented A marked contrds- to the nobl" form
and stately presence famili?r t. those VINO kn "
his father he plain I'm speech, prcI'rr"i
riding TO driving. would rather look At working
men than courters. and had 4 habit Of silently
sucking the head OF a s!iver-inpunt"d cane when
he seldom failed To- carry Although hardy 50
tail rs his father. ne was nearly, II not qulte,
six feet in height. deop-chcSted and broad-shoul-
dorci with All the appearance Of great strength.
He was rather stout. and dreaded corpuience
nearly as much as his grandfather. Nicolas l.
did. His lighi-gray eyes rescnbl"d those II MS
mother, relatives AT Ifcsse- Darmstadt more than
his fathers who had The dark blue "Ncs( such as
the French call b,uc-b'achD which ar" 70 be seen
I'm the pictures 81 Alexander l. Paul. Peter tn"
Great and several other members ~ the Hous"
also Hike his uncle the late ,irand-duke u fiesse-
parmstalt \ small mouth with extremely
good teeth. which b" showed only When ne
laughed was his best feature. His hair was
auburn His study At the Antichkov Palace was
a small room fitted up with maps and globes and
I'm all languages prcdominated. He was n great
reader Of newspapers. ana took "A personal IN
tcrcst I'm the publication Of the state CORE
sponlcnro in Russia.
THE CARS FAMILY.
Alexander III had foIr children. three boys
and ono girl The Czarcwitch Nicholas Alex
b..r Ma =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
THE BLOOD OF THE CZAR
ONLY ONE-THIRTY- SECOND PART OF IT
WAS RUSSIAN

THE GERMAN RACE PREDoMINATEs IN THE RUS
SIAN AS IN THE OTHER NoN-CATHoLlc
RULING FAMILIES or EUROPE
Tho Gar Alexander III had the good fortune
unusual to monarchs who exercise great persona'
authority in times OF political trouble that tho
unfavorable sentence passed on him by foreisn
opiuion in the first years of his reign had Amos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
EDUCATION OF TIE PRINCE.

According - A writer IN The Cologne Gazette
tie scientific training II the young Prince was
stIpe rintended by his governor and tutor. Cen
cral panllovi.ch. a man keen.y alive 10 sense
~ duty. highly educated. and with habit II
looking al AN things in a strictly gcntlemanly
manner although Of "A somewhat dry tempera-
ncnt He brought w his pupil free from pref
ud!cas Of all kinds and this greatly To- his
credit. since this early education had TO be ear
rlci out at a time when the hatred ot Germany
and Germans WAS at It's height in Russia. The
scientific education was excellent. but not after
the fashion # German gymnasium
Al the wish - the car more attention WAS
given t. modern sciences than 10 the classl'ai
work Dead languages We're not taught at al.
and ancient history only up 10 a certain point.
while on the other hand. the records or recent
centuries especially 50 far as they bore upon
Russia were carefully read. Al the same time
a good deal II Muscovite history and much That
p,rtaincd 10 the rise II his own family was kept
back from The Prince. The necessary amount
of mathematics and "A very thorough knowledge
nf geography were instied into him, and par
tirular attention was given 10 the language ana
literature. Of his own country, and Of Germany,
France and England
All these languages the Czarewitch speaks
and writes fluently. He was also thoroughly
instructed I'm constitutional history. law the
administration Of the country. finance, ana
political and social economy. The best masters
were selected. and care was taken that their
instruction should not be warped by political
IN THE ARMY.
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IN THE ARMY.

He entered the army a; eighteen. and was
little more than child ~ regards MS way 81
looking upon life at that time. He abhorred the
homage of court and official life. ana was only
really happy when he could froc in an innocent
fashion with his younger fellow officers, when
the elder ones especially his tutor-for whom
~, has always entertained the greatest esteem
were out Of the way In this way his character
became more independent. He became good
officer. and although anything but "A passionate
soldier he Is in a position To recognize mistakes
and t. appreciate efficiency. He Is devoted to
duty and does everything that he undertakes
thoroughly -
* i'm scientific knowledge. in advance of him,
and has this advantage over Alexander ILL., that
from his earliest years. he has been brought up
rs the heli apparent. whereas the latter was
twenty wears If age before he came into that
nosition He had also, like his father a certain
shyncss which. in his case, also. has been mis-
taken for haughtncss. Al home he was DrouSht
nm IN th. most loving manner. like all the other
children of the imperial family; hut the con-
sciousness Of the dignity Of the position OF the
car was more deeply impressed upon him than
upon his brothers. To him the Car was higher
than the father.
This is illustrated by the following anecdotes
one dav the Czarcwitch. when a lieutenant re-
turned IN Peterhof very tired after a long day
exercise with the troops. retired To his room took
or his uniform and boots. and laid down on his
hsIt ID y
the car entered his room. Mterward. when tell
ing the story 10 his friends, he remarked: You
can imagine my terror when saw the car be-
fore me and had no boots on.
The youngest son. the Grand-duke Michael.
was not troubled by any such sentiments or
otticiaI respect on one occasion. when ten years
~ age he was taking sea trip with his rather.
The latter was taking "A nap in "A net suspended
ON deck and his wanton son amused himself by
umping over his father. The Gar finding that
Maternal remonstrances were OF no avail eX-
claimed solemnly The Car orders you To de-
sst" The young Grand-duke thought this such
A Joke that he burst out laughing.
PERSONAL TRAITS
These simple anecdotes are characteristic OF
the domestic education Of the imperial Princes.
The relations that prevailed between the car
and Czarina themselves. and between them and
their children, were admirable. and could with
advantage be initiated by every family The
Czarewitch still everything through his
fathers eyes and iior him he has learned to
look down upon all other countries and nations,
without exception.
In this respect the Czarewitch is noted for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
TIE cZAR.s FAMILY.

and ono girl The Czarcwitch Nicholas Alex
androyltrh. the heir apparent was born May Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-26
Sanpa.

Serlin, 25. 9lpril.-Gs perlautet
nunmcbr OfiijlcGl, bag baS auswdrtisc
9lnt inter fciucn llmitau0tn sic Nns
ueratiOn Samoa'5 our9 9tcuzSeelano
seitatten wirD, uno cine iOlde Saubs
uu95wcIic piirbe ieincrieltS ais cine
ilesrunte Yerlesung be5 Serlincr @erz
TRACES angcicBeu. 0eutidlano ielblt
lit Obne 3ultimmun9 beS Jfei6Sta9e5
nidt i'm StunOe, SamOu 5u anneftircu,
unO Die se9cnluarti9e .3uiammeniebuns
bteicr &OrperIdaft nladt cine iOlde .3us
ltlmmun9 ni6t pubrideinlia.
2on0on, "a. Gprll. = 5m Inter
baus wurSe Die 9fssicruug in Der Sus
mOaz9lngclssenbeit interpsllirt. Gin
George YaoOnsYomea iragte on, Ob
9tcuicelaaS iid erbOten hattie, bie Ser
waltung pOn Samua su ibernebmsn, II.
Oh Die Ser. Staaten unb Oeutidlanb
I'M ibre Dteinuug gcfrust woroen ND.
ren. liamenS Der 9tesierun9 antwors
tete Cir So. @reD, Der pnrlamentariihe
Gefrctdr Ses au8martigen 9(n,tes, baB
ieiue5 9Sihens nad cine ioldc 0epei6e
i'm &olOniulamte cinselauien, baB bas
ausmarti9c 2lmt absr nod nidt oiii;ieu
bonn Snbalt berielben in &enntniB ses
ictt morOen m6re. Seiuer 2tnitdt ua5
lauie Der SOrldlag 9teuiselanb'5 Sem
Scrliner Sertrage entgeger.
StOuep. u. e. g8., 25. 9lpril. -
Die 9tesicruugen Der &olOnic'n 9ass
mania, SiftOria uno Sioz2luitrnltcn
baben ibre Sertreter in 2onOon tsles
srapbii3 an9ewIeien, bic &Olonie 9teuz
Ieclanb III ibrem SOrldlass. Die Sas
moazSnieln perwaltcn 5u wOlsn, ~
unteritisen.
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Der 52. EpuareR.

Saibington, .. g., "a. 9pril.
-9o8 Sans paiiirtc beutc Sie Boit>
ANTS SerluiIligungobtu bis gum 80.
SUM 1895. Die in Der BlenariibunQ
gcmu6ten 2mcuoement8 uurOen pom
Sauic 9utgcbciBen nit Ausnabme OeIz
len, wcldes Die 9(attn fiir Oen Sranas
port bon 53eititriften BON l Gent aui
8 Gents pro BiuuO erb0bt. lin 5 llbr
eerta9tc iid oo5 0aus bis mOrgcn.
SIM Senut wuroc nit elmer au8ges
Sethncteu 9tc0e Ses ScnatOrS Wtiu8
(0enI. Ger.) Die 9arlfOsbatte geidlOi'
len: Der SenatOr iprod etlua p
StunOcn lang uuO bate iowObl inter
itinen @O(le9en, iOmie AMI ben 0ullc=
rie'n auimcrtiame 3ub0rer. 2lm SdluB
ietncr 9tcoc crtlGrt: CT, baB, wenn Die
A benz ofratil6eu ScnGtoreu bcnielbsu
.3wtf ueriOlgtcn, pie er, unO ciu De-
mofrut ben Goriie I'M Senat fiibrte,
Die Bill biuuen AS Stunben onqenomz
men icin miir0e. Gr fritiiirtc Die enoz
lOIen 9cbotten, Ioruie oas 9fcdt. Su
jcber .3eit ;u Opponireu, wie eS i'm Suu>
oesienot gcbraudlib ieL ic9r idarf.
I'm 4 llbr 5 Oiinuten trat Yertaguns
elm
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Wpro aus GiferinGt.
Gin fatboIiidlcs Drielter ermrrpet ein iunses
Waodben.

@tnctnnati, O., 25. 9lpril. =
WtarD @ilmartin, cine Nngelteate Der
rBuluermader @alpanic Selt 60"
wurbe beute friib auf bsm @ese sur ars
belt cridoiIen. Der NfOrocr wurSe
prompt uerbaitet unb CAB isinen gtamsn
als 9eprse 8eeb, ioiuie isin alter auf
80 Sabre an, inbeiien fano man al ieie
ner Berion Papisre, aus benen bcrporz
sins, SuB er elm fat6oliIdcr Yrieiter
gtamenS 9uminid S'@rabD lit. 9ife1z
iudt unb ous 8sitrebeu beS Dtab6sns,
ben laitisen 8epsrbungcn tes seiitlis
den Serrn 5n ent9eben, peroen als bas
Ofotiu Der Gbat be3cidnet. SIM Staz
tionsbauie madte 8 @rabp einenSelbitz
morouerIud, inbsm er @ift perIdlludte,
aber eine iOfort ansepanbtc Masens
pumpe cntiernte SaiIelbs Obue ie9liAs
bOie Soleen.
Srl. @tlmartin mar in Srlanb geboz
rem uno nebrerc ibrer Srioer lino faz
tbotilde Yrielter, barunter Sater W. s.
8ilmartin BON Chicago. SIM Sloiter
81 Sligo madte lie Die Setanntibait
lbre8 OfOrbers uub fam ctwu 0tonate
Dor bemlclben nab btn Ser. Staaten.
Der WtorO crst9nete ld] UNI 6 llbr 80
Wttnuten beutc friib Dor benz 0auie 9tr.
35. @beitnutitroBe, nur wenige S9ritte
BON Der Nobnun9 beS WtGb6enS entz
fcrnt. Sri. @)ilnartin 1tanO an Der
StraBenede unO wartete auf einen elefs
trllden StraBeubabnwascn. gll6 iie
i'm Sesriffe ltunb. ben QBas9on ;u be,
itelsen, lab iie, ouB S'@rabp ibr iOlste.
Sic Orebte lid I'M unO ldritt nad ibrcr
8obnuns duriif. S'@raoD bOlte iie
on Der 9beltnutl ltru6e sin unO ipra6 iie
an.
SRI. @ilmartin fab ii6 nur UNI unS
madJte bann Otienc, peiter 5u geben,
ais S'@raeD einen 9fcpOlper 3o9 unO
funf Sdiiiie auf Die 9ddtsabnenoe abs
CAB. Oils Die Baiianten berbei eilt,n,
fanOen iie ouS MGOdsn aui benz Jrots
toir liesenO, ibren 9eiit uufgcbenb, pabz
renb S'GraSu uebeu Der leblolcn Sorm
itanO uuo immer pleDer ben Seriuh
madlte, Den 9eleerten Gepoluer auf lie
ob5ufeuern. 2llS er fab, oaB feline Paz
trone mebr in Der Ntoropafie mar, perz
iette er lcinem Spfer eiuen ueradtlidcn
6uBtritt uno idritt iiber Sen Geibnam
blnws9 Der SObnltraBc 5u, no CT pcrz
baftst wurbe. Die 9eid)e Ses un9liidz
llden Otaobens war0 BON bHlfSbsrciten
Sanoen in Die nabeselssene 9SObuuns
getra9eu.
Snl Statton8bauie ianS iuan in ben
Gal6en Oe6 Serbaftcteu $33 baar, cine
In;abl Srieie uuS ein fleineS, nit
rOtber 5Sliiiiigfeit angefillteS 6ldI6hcn.
0as Sebtsre er9riff S'@rabD, sOg ben
PfropTen nit ben .3abnen beraua uno
trant cinen Gbcil Oes SnbaltcS. Gbe
er cinen 5pciten S9luf nebmeu fOnnts,
bate cim 8oliiilt lbm OaS 6ldidten
ans Der 9anO 9erifien. 9ll8 S'@raOp
scIra9t iuurOe, mas CT sstrunfcn, antz
uortete er: %, 0tidtS weitcr, mic
Oteoi5in fir grtaltung.4 Gr warO in
cine Belle eihgciperrt, pon NO aus Ell
balO bat, Inn eiuen Yrielter au ienOen,
ba er iidler lterben perOe. Sin Batrols
magen bradte i'm idleuni9it nad) bem
rStaOtbOipital, mo- ct balO wieoer Bcrs
Qeitellt uur6e.
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straBemba6 a6m.strtfe tn si6t.

GbtcasO, "A. 9lpril. - Die Sc>
bicniteten Der r@bicusO GitD 9tailwaps
Co." mel9cr ba8 9unss Sabclz unO
BferOcbabnsSpltem in Der Sta0t, IOpie
Die .9lQcp=6o6babu" auf Der SiOleite
9eb0rt, wcrOen mOrgsn eincn ullgemeis
nen Strlfe OurdfHbren, faQa Die 2Sicz
OeranitelIung uOn % 9Odbabnleuten
nIdt srfol9en lOlIte. SOr &urSent
batten iene 2eute iid nm einen Charter
BON Ser v2tmerican 9tailwaDsllnion
bswOrben, uuo 10 balO Dies befaunt
9swurOen mar, pcrfiiste superintendent
0Opfius Die GntlahuEg Der betreiienOen
2lngeltcatcu.
G5rOBmeiiter Sopercisn ser u9trbeitSe
ritter" itcllte cine rlnterIu6un9 an uno
ermGdti9te Die SabnbeOieniteten, Ourd
einsn Strife ibrem BrOteit gegen oa8
Gerfabren oeS SupcrintenOenttn 9tad,.
Oruf AT seben. Die gabngeie(litaft
beidaftigt ein DienitperiOnal BON 5000
Seuten.
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nus nmferer asnrtseu =. wOrssn.ausaabe. }
S6,teHcrei tnt 6ertd)t.
Eiemano oerIest.-7ie GuecIn aieueu in ole
Gcfc

0tcwz9 ort, "a. 9lpril.-Seute iriG
mar iOcbcn i'm Sisun95iuale beS Gquitps
Geri6ts Der Court OF Common Bleaa
cine &lu9e auf $4,000, welde Otidusl
OOnneIID BON 9llbany ae9cn icinen
G6wascr g. 5. Dc9lrOle BON bier uns
geltrengt bate, absepieicn wurben. So
pericetc Dies 9onnellp bcrart in But6,
6aB sr Sen srfOl9rcidtu Setlagtcn ;u
t0btcn periudDte.
Gier SdHiie feuertc Ell ub. Den ers
iteu iduB er brett na6 OtcNr6te, bod
fcbIte er. Damn cr9rifi ibn iein 9tu>
malt 96. $. Seoerunce om Sals unb
sog i'm mt aller Strait riiflpdrts uno
bie iolsenOcn Orei S9iiie ginsen babcr
in bic 0cde. Inter Sen 2lnwcien0en
brad elm flciner Banif aus uno iuer
fOnnte, perIisB idlsunisit BEN @eridtss
iaaI. Iu1 Der poriitenbe 0fidtcr Siz
idoff cntfernte fid. Donnellp uno
Seoerunce fielen Su SoOen. 0e59leiden
Otc4rble, ob9letd er uuuerlebt mar.
0uuu uer6uitete BOli5iit OtcQuaOe Sen
ShleRboI6.
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Waifenpezaiituua tn zaaien.

Berlin, 24. 9lpril. - Yor einiQer
3cit lit Der im @'rimma' den &reiie aus
laIiiqe 9lIttcreut5belieer Gromc auf 9lns
trag Der Staat5anwaltihaft in Sait
eenommen mOroen, mic e8 bie5, inter
Dem bringenOen Seroadt. icluen Stiefz
John, 6abnOri6 2aiic. uerQiitet ;u bas
ben, nm in Den Belts Der Summc, ilr
Die bcllen 2ebcu in peridicOcueu Ser
iiherung8seicaidaften periidert mar,
su 9clangen. Die Scr0a1tsgrGnOe
nliiIIen wObl lebr crrltcr 2llt icin, ocnn
Grome beiinbet li9 nod immer in Soft.
uno ieet uerlautet, oaB Grome niht alz
lciu Scr GrmOrOung ietucs Stienobae6
peroOdtig 1T, lonbern GNB er aud ieine
erlte eSrau uerglftct bat, nah Oercn 3 9OO
er Die itattlt1e SumnIe oon $4,000
0tarf 9crii1erung69clOer eins
5O9.
Die 6rage, wie cs mOgli9 mar, 6aB
bic Scb0rOcn ni9t fiiher Yeroa9t
id0pItcn, unO oaB Die ycden Der 9s>
Itorocncn 6rau unO oeS 6GbnoridS uns
bcanltanOct bccrOiat werOen fOnnten,
miro Daourd sclOit, OaB GrOme ais
@roBgrunObeliesr ouf lciuemG)ute ielbit
Die YOli;eigepolt reprdientirte, buB CT
periOnli9 ole @utSpOlijeibeb0rOe bill
rctc, in 0ieier Gi9enl9ait Die SO6ten>
i6au bi,lt unO Die ScerOigungserlaubs
niB aasitc(lte. Gem 9teiultaI Der gss
ridltlihcn llnteriuduu9 Der i'm bcitcn
taae isbr mpitsriOien 9lngclescnbrit
iicbt man uidt bios I'M Grimma' iden,
iOnDcrn im suu3cu Sadicnlanbc unO
melt uber bic iad)iiide Grenje binnus
nit besreifliaer spanning cntgegeu.
@eridltc, baB Creme Der ungcblif pon
ibm besunsenen GiftmOrOe 9eltanOis
iein iOl, limb a6sr bcute nod als min.
beltsns uerfrlbt 5u betrattcn.
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Nr. 400.
Ser pStsucr5aDICr=S ScrcIu. :"
:, abr Sbcri fit o:s praUOeuitu 8 u. Snnfato.
EirsttGrsUs 2SGbI. - gluotrt GiuycIubeis

: abr Sbcri fit o:s 9raiJocnttu 8 u. Sanfato.
- zirsttcrsUs 2SGbl. - 9luotrt GiuIclnbeis
ten.
Der ySteucr5obler Tcrein BON guls
timOre" belt 9citcrn 2lbcnO in icincm
gofalc 9r. 2O3, Sitz6aOcttcitruBc, Icinc
5abresuerIammIuug, sic nuScrg,w0bns
lih out bciudt mar. Die 0ircftorcns
2&obl crgob cin 9(ciuytot, meldc8 @iiatS
wcniger, ais eiu W5jBrnucn5potum gcs
0cn Sic bi8Berlge C'elh1itSlcitunq mar.
Die iw6lf neuerwd5Itcu 0ircftoren iinf
sic 0crren: George I. Steiner, 6cinr.
(. Brad, ). 6ranf l&ilbclm, Giuitau
Siegmun0, s. GbcO. Otter, 0r. QS.
2SbItrio9e, 8. Z. Girabam. U. 9. 9ol'
iiclO, s. s. Sapogc, i. z. NtOrlin9, s.
2. 8lafe unb 5omc5 =. @il6crt.
Der biabcri9c &r1liocnt, 0r. 0cnrD
q. Saufarb, pcrloa icrucu Sabrcebtz
ridt, in wcldem Oic 6inan;lage Ocr
StaOt fritiiirt, bic StcuTumlaqc ais 5u
bod 6cSciduct, Der &uu pou 2lbSu9sz
SauGlcn rurd GOutrattorcn cmpfoblcu
uno pcrIdic0ene ltG0tiihc 9cpartcmcntS
itarf Our9 bic 0cd)cl acSoQen mur0en.
Bum SAluB crwabntc Scr Seridt audi
gang turS 6ie 2lrbeit 0e8 &crciu8 lelblt.
gtdd) Der 9irsttorcmunh nabm Der
Sercin cincn Scidlub an, in weItcm
Sen .3eitun9cn, wcltc qc9cu ben 2tufauf
oeS Wtann iden Gjruu0ltIfcs fir oia
h6bcre Snnbcnlbulc OppOuirteu, Oer
0ouf be3 &crcin8 ouSgebrIft purOe,
uuO legte oornui nadl bieiget 9iSfuia
fOn eincn 8eidIuB Oe0 0rn. 9. 8.
SsaleD, Die 9anOlung8wciie Oe8 StaOts
ratbc8, Oie b0bcre &uabcnidule wieSer
an SowaroitraBe crridtcn 3u laiien, aIs
unueiic 5u bc;sldlncn, ami ben Siid.-
Die gSubl ser 8cumtcn iinoct nadlter
Diuntug ltatt.
Der Screiu crma6lte Die $50. Gbu8.
s. 8onopartc, Wt u. 0tullin, SeurD
e. 8anfar0 uuo StOncwau SafIon
Oealcg ais 9lepraientanten fir Die om
Samitag itattiinOenOe GOnIeren3 in Scs
3ug auf Ocu 8uH OcS Gbsiapeute,0elas
marez Sd)iif8taualS.
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@ermtfd,te telearapptfne aepei@em.

- 8ci einem 6ur9 bic @rpluiiOn ets
mes GaiOlinofens sntitanbeneu 8ranOe
in benz Suuie be8 6armers Gaiimir
9tir in Scr Hdbe BON ct. 2ouis, Wo. ,
fanb Elm SdugItng ben Sob III Den
6lammen, unO bic 9roBmutter, welhe
oo5 &inO retten wOllte, erIitt lebeHs9cz
fGbrlibe Sranbwunoen.
- Der brittle Sfii;ier beS untergez
9angenen 0ampfcr8 SOS gln9cle5" BON
Gan 6ran;i8co, weIder 5ur .3ett Oc8
llufau3 oas Commando flbrtc, lit uOn
elmer @OrOnerse9urg OeS SObtidlage5
bei6uloi9t morOcn.
= Sn 2(Gs9beug fat Die 21siabri9e
NlaD e5allagber, cine SdiileriH be5
,5rOn Gitg 8uliucB GoQege," Selbits
moro begangen, neil iic Sen 0luub:n
be9tc, ibre @ltern bcbauOeIteH lie ni@t
redt.
-SO6u e. DUP unO @ottl. 9feitb=
millcr, Die 9erwclter Der rGcOnOmgs
SOcictp" pon genuer.G Ountp, Ya., baz
ben bas 0runbetgcntDum Der GeieQs
idait, wcltes ii;r S4O0, 900 bDpOtbcfas
rid perpidnSet ilt, an Die ollniOnz
GOnpa9uIc" iibcrtragsu. G5 iOq Dies
9ei9ehen ieln, um ben etpaigen 6OIgen
elmer 9lnSobl Su rrwartenoen Slagen
aeqcn Die Ycrmaltcr aus Dem Nege ;u
aeheu.
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! Wc8arrabau.

&aibiu9tOn, "a. 9lpril. = SIM
bieiigen @rOpibcncc 9Oipital" itarb
hcutt gSi(Itum Ntcgarrabau, felt 50
Sabren in Sapitol ais rSilD" 0tcs
@arrabau befaunt. weIdcr icit 1865
Dor benz GOnsrsB ieinen 2lniprud aui
cine Silbcrnllne in GalifOrnicn 9elteno
mattc. Die betrefienbe 9tI bate
mebrere 0tale Gins Ser beiOen Sauler
paliirt. mar audl inter SarriIon 8
Nominiltratiou cinmnl bonn Senat un6
Saus au9enommcn woroeu, uuroe a6er
pom 8rGltosnten petoirt.
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bic srtntjrase ta eaO.Garoltna.

GaGumbta, S.zG., "A. 2lpriI.-
@aggonlaOungen BON 8iSfeD treifcn
bier cju, bic fribcrcu Birtbi6aitcn
iiuO idmnltlih u!eoer im Setrieb unO
neue werOcn ta9Iidl crOfiuet. Bier pirO
in ullsn EOfalen 5u Cts. baS GIaS
oertauft. Bis ieet iinO nod feincrlei
Sdritte 9etban luOrOen, I'M Die SdIiez
Buug Der 2&irtbidaiten wieOer berbels
sufibrcu. ob9lcib es Die Gempercnjlcr
ni6t an 0rObuuseu febIcn tailcn.
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0ie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Salt tlmoIe, ben 1S. gprll 1904.
Sas Sirettorium Habm il ieiHer beItisel Ser
iammlung nahitebcncen S.ihlu6 an:
rnSeidIpFctt, oaG cine an uno natb DEM :.
Sra: 1894 in bes S6atmciiters Slr,au Al SoItiz
more an Die bei'm Stuiit Der uetertragsbider ein=
oeyeidnsten gffiondre sabbare Sioiosuoe bon
i,1ei uup eiueat baIbsu Qrpseut auf cas-
(srunofapital Der apauptbahn fur Die an 81.
Se,enlb,Y s93 obccIduienen iechs Ulonate aueaez
uprieu, uuo baB bic 9oihzt~ Disbarae") Slider in
Baltimore IIHb Neir CERT ON 25. GpriI 1894 uul
nbr Ratmittoas, oi. llthtrtrossbidcr ar 26. Npril
1894, nbr la6mlttaes. s.idloheu iperosn, H. geioe
bis sunl A. Dlai 1894, o llbt Soruttass, seitoiz
fen bIeiben.
ane aeIoidbten (-bishors.h"l gftien uliiiea Dor
Sonneritas, ben %. april 1894. uhr sledmiitaas,
in SaItimor. ODER N,lvsgori Sebuis aesifrirlHs
por9ebeiet ueroeH.""
(94,10o,l5,s) anprew Gnserioa, eetr,tdr.
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slus Der SunoeSbauptItaot.
GI:ttrifd,e Sahn iwiid,en Rewz9orf Ino
sSaihiuGtnu.

BalbingtOn, .. g., 25. yIpril.
- Die rNationul>0fapiOs sIruniits@O. "
bat i'm GonsreB I'M cincn 6reibrisi gum
Sau elmer clettriiden Sobn 5piidcn
9iemz0Ort un6 Ger 8uubesbnuptitaOt
nad,scluat. Die Subn iOG Bahagicre,
Yoit uno 6rudt bef0rbcru unO bic Gi.
itan; in ;pci Siunocn suriflc9cu. Ter
6aN prci5 ioQ , Gents pro Wfcile nidt
iibcritcigcn. 9aS cinidld9iae GOulite
ideint Dem Ylans 9iinitig geiiunt ;l
iciu, bat icooh barber Se6cnfcn, Oh
Der GOugrcB Oa8 9tcdt bciiet, ii6er Bez
gcrcdlte in eiu:slusn Staatcn ;u perIii.
gen.
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0ampfteGtl=Gruloitom.

SuntiugSOn, SuO., 24. 9lpril.-
Der 0ampffeiel in Dem Gto6lillement
BON oouicr & 6auB crplObirte beute
friib, wObei Der 6eiier slrtbur 4nion
ect0Otet unO Oie belOen Gigentbimer
idluer ocrwun0et mur0sn. 9a5 &elielz
hous parO 0anillh SemOItrt.
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Rnric 3abeI.gcpeidlem.

= Der iran3Oillde Scnat, ionic 0le
0eputirtcnfamner tratcn geitern nad)
neutrality-suspicious. 5erien wicNer Sus
lammcn.
- Der Inardiit 6rancis 1T BON Scr
9tnidulOiguug an Der 3erit6run9 Oe5
,Gafc Serp" bctbeiligt gcpcien su lein,
freigciprOdcn morOen, bod wcgcn 9ez
leioigung uOn YO:ijeibeamten 5u 6rcis
mOnatli6er Ginipcrrung Oerurtbeilt
noroen.