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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-03
BRISTOL NEWS.
Town Meeting In Progress Under Ea.
vorable Circumstances.

Town Meeting In Progress Under Fa-
vorable Circumstances.
The annual town meeting is in progress
today, and both parties are enlisting every
agency and every human artificc known to
experienced politicians TO bring out
q full vote. The printing com
mittee withheld the grival OF their tickets
until the last moment before the nomina-
tions were presented TO the meeting. and n
Providence Office was kept running all
uight to supply the demand. The Demo-
.rats have their tickets i'm I he field straight,
citizens, and another headed Republican
with split candidates, and they are seeking
TO manipulate the illiterate and unsus-
pecting electorate, Judge William II.
Spooner was reelected moderator and
III. II. Bennett, clerk. The nominal ions
were presented as follows:
Republican-Henry NJ. Gibson, Ezra
Mason, Charles A. Barbour, William
III. Thayer, Charles n. Church
The opposition or citizens
ticket Charles y. Herreshon, Ezra Mason.
William III. hayer, Joseph \. Simmons.
IL will be seen that the Democrats have
appropriated Messrs Mason and Thayer,
IL was voted that the polls De kept
op<n till so'ciock for the accommodation
OF railroad employees. The town ball pre-
senfs an animated spectacle. and every
kind OF conveyance IA being utilized 10
bring In the isolated townspeople. The
gcneralresult h propbesied as Republican
victory but n Is not impossible that tho
opposition may capture a representative
~ ne Town Soqneus
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-03
Auburn.

The Upakarak Society connected with
the Free Baptist Church held a pie party
in the parlors of the church last evening.
A short program consisting Of solo by
Mrs. Edith X. Bowen, and reading by
Mrs. William +. White, took place before
the eating Of the pies, OF which the gen
tlemen were to write the recipes. Mr.. w.
+. White won first prize.
Another of the very pleasant dances OF
the Park Hill Dramatic club was given in
Odd Fellows Hall last evening. This
time IL was poverty party
and many of the costumes worn
we'll proved the fact. That these
dances are getting popular was well shown
last evening when there were about two
hundred present. Refreshments were
served up stairs. Music was furnished by
the Alpine Orchestra, Ned Young,
prompter. The floor directors were
Messrs. Dornheim, Steere, Waters, God
dard, Jr., and Gallup.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-03
EX-GOVERNOR wETMoRE's LETTER
His Reply to the Communication Of the
Republican State Central Committee.
The letter of ex Governor Wetmore is as


Republican State Central Committee.
The letter of ex- Governor Wetmore is as
follows:
TO Messrs. Hollis NJ. Coombs. Melville Bull,
and Eugene f. Warner. special committee
DEAR SIRs-To the resolution adopted
unanimously on Feb. q, by the Republi-
can State central committee, that 1t
is in favor OF your candidacy for the United
States Senate ii YOU will accept the same"
which was communicated by you to me yester
day on their behalf, 1 beg TO re-
ply that 1 greatly appreciate the
honor PAID by the Republican party
Of the State through its representative, the
State central committee. and also am deeply
sensible Of the dignity of the position OF United
States Senator as well as of its responsibilities,
chief among which at this time is the up
holding of protective system under
which our country has so largely prospered
for more than a generation, and from the fear
of the uncertainty in regard TO its continuance
we are now undergoing a period OF unparal-
leled depression and suffering.
Believing from the expression OF your
opinion that there is desire on the part of
the people for my candidacy. Twill, il elected
by them, cordially accept the position. With
much respect, / am, very truly yours,
GEORGE PEABODY WETMoRE,
Newport, March l. 1894.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-03
Warrpn.

The painters are beginning their spring
reiuyenation OF the residences and build
ings. The Csliand blocks look particu-
lsrly fine.
Mr.. p. b. Chandler of Providence regis
tered at the Fessenden.
The annual report OF the town council
appeared today, a week ahead OF time.
The depression OF the times II noticeable
in their report. by the number Of tramps.
1865, which have been entertained at the
towns expense.
The Misses Gay OF Fall River and Mrs.
Jacobs of Boston are being entertained
over Sunday by Mrs. Irving Bliss.
The Mission Band of the Baptist Church
gathered together last night Tor . social
good time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-03
Norwood.

A man was taken into custody by OFF,
Ger Charles A. Hopkins OF this place
Thurday evening who showed signs OF
severe exposure. He was taken to
East Greenwich jail where 1t was
found that his feet were badly
frozen, and that he had become insane
from hunger and the severe pain. He ap-
peared to be in great agony. 1t is thought
be amputated, but there is little chance
for him In that case as he is
very weak. He gave his name as Regin-
aid Muncy from Fall River, but other
stories contradcted this. There was moth
ing upon his person that would identify
him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-03
THE FINANCIAL NEWS.
Washington Advices Tried to Bull
the Whisky Trust.
Western Union Directors Will Decide
ON the Dividend Next week-Gossip
of the Market.
Ru Th. Associnted Press.


NEW YORK, March 3.-Mercantile re-
ports for the week are unfavorable from
the South, but more cheerful from the
Middle and Northwest. London market
is improving steadily. There Is general
opinion that st. Paul earnings for the week
due today will show big decrease. 1t Is
suspected that the buying In ID. Z. +.
is for the interests that recently
put the stock down. The short
interest increased somewhat in
Chicago Gas yesterday, but the sales OF
other stocks were largely for long &C.
count: IL, however, the market snouid
The buying of ID. &. Il +. yesterday was
noticeably good. Washington advices on
the stock are generally bullish. A rally
in prices after the reaction of prices OF
yesterday is looked for.
Reading receivers officially announce
April 3will be paid in full next Monday.
This will restore to the Reading treasury
IS, ,790, 900 collateral trust bonds and II ,OO0,-
600 third preference incomes.
Western Union directors will act upon
the dividend week after next. The
official statement Tor the quarter
has not yet been made up,
regular dividend can safely be said to have
been earned in the quarter, and no reason
exists as to its non payment.
Gossip of the Market.
ID. G. & F. and Sugar strong. This helps
general list.
Fioyd-Jones and Wormser buying
ID. {. q r.
Sugar will bear watching. One OF the
biggest deals ever seen in Wall street Is in
course of incubation in this stock.
The immediate outlook for stocks seems
to favor moderately lower prices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-03
Their Friends Thanked.

Ats meeting OF the ladies OF the Mathew
son Street M. +. Church, held Wednesday
afternoon, February Is, the following
resolution was adopted.
Resolved, That the ladies OF the Mathewson
Street M. r. Church, deeply appreciatng the kind
ness Of their many friends, extend their sincere
thanks to ALL who by gift or loan, helped to make
our recent Carnival Of Authors" such pleasing
success.
Their thanks are especially due the
editor OF the NEWS for the full account
given in the columns Of their paper.
SADIE l.. DAVIS, Secretary.
Providence, March 2.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-03
Crornpton.

Very many people about here will be
sorry TO learn of the resignation OF Rev.
&. VI. Ham OF the Baptist church, which Is
reported. Mr.. Ham and his family have
won the respect OF every one In the village
and Il will cause an expression Of sorrow
from all.
MIR. John Gilliean will leave his position
I'm the Crompton mill next week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-03
CentervilIc.

James Hayward has moved into Mr..
Adams house on Central street.
The funeral of N. w. Rankin was held
Mt st. Philips Church today.
The entertainment and bean supper at
the hose house was well attended and il is
hoped will prove TO be financially success
ful.
House building proceeds in spite of the
weather.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-03

Thursday evening Mrs. Abbee Potters
honse was the scene Ola very pleasant sur
prise party, IL being her birthday, Mrs.
Potter was the recipient of many nice
presents, one OF them being beautiful
silver fruit basket. The evening was
pleasantly spent i'm singing and games
until late, when the surprisers returned
home reporting a fine time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-03

Stops in goal Lampkin, 20. curley, q. Score
Providence, o. Lynn. g.
Worcester defeated Boston i'm Worcester
last evening by a score OF 3 20 4.
This evening the Providence team will
wrcstle with the Bostons, and the game
promises TO be as interesting as the one
last evening.
The standing OF the League at present il
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-03

Charles I. Gardiner. who committed
suicide, will be buried tomorrow and the
funeral will be attended by the members
Of several societies Of which he was . re-
spcSled membes,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-03
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago Grain Notes.

Chicago Grain Notes.
QUOTED ny a. " wEEDES
Car lots today: Wheat, s6; corn, 500;
oats, 100; hogs, 5000.
Estimates tomorrow: Wheat, so; corn,
$50; oats, $50; hogs, $1,000.
Heavy shipping hogs, si.65 and $500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-03
NORTH END NEWS.
The Pekin Literary Association Holds
Annual Election of Officers.
A Scrio,A Accident to Edward Ma
g,iirc Thrown from Top Of Freight
Car--Otlier Locals.
THE NEWS BUREAU
NORTH END, i2s BRANCH AVENUE,


NoKrH Esd, i2s BRANCH AVENUE,
Telephone 90l-3 y
The Pekin Literary Association held
their annual election OF officers in their
rooms in the Hedley building last even
ing. The following are the newly elected
officers: President, Bernard Farrell;
vice president, Thomas King; record
ing secretary, John Keefe; finan-
cial secretary, Joseph Degnan;
treasurer, David Kerr; standing commit
tee, chairman, Edward Turner Edward
Ryan, Frank Reavey, Peter Cox. Thomas
Cannon; question committee, William
Carroll, Henry Casey, Thomas Cannon;
Librarians ,l. William Davis; assistant,
After the election OF officers collation.
was served, and songs were sung by +.
Cannon, reading by II. +. King, clog and
Jig dancing by Henry Casey. The meet
ing broke up at late hour.
Thrown From a Freight Car.
Edward Maguire, as years of are and
who works at the slaughter house OF ]. b.
Mason * Son on Smithhelo avenue, near
the New York, New Haven a
Hartford Railroad met with
serious accident yesterday
noon. After dinner be climbed ON top OF
n freight car TO smoke his pipe, az he IS i'm
lhc uhDli bl uoiuk every uHNs Wncn ne
suddenly saw freight train loaded
with hay backing down on him
Thinking he would not have time TO Jump
he lay fat down on his back on top OF the
cars, when the train struck the cars with
terrific force, throwing him 10 the
tracks below. He fell heavily on his left
side, becoming unconscious. DIR.
Black was called aud upon examination
thought that the man was injured
internally and ordered his removed TO
the hospital A man was sent 20 telephone
for the ambulance, when his son arrived
ON the scene, and getting an oXpr0ss
team took him TO his home, g. Langdon
consciousness aud the doctor thinks he
Will recover.
I'm New Quarters.
Providence Lodge, No. AZ. X. of r..
moved into their new quarters i'm the Odd
Fellows building on North Main street.
They will occupy the rooms Of What
Cheer Lodge OF Odd Fellows. After the
meeting n collation. vas served and a very
enjoyable evening was spent.
Michael Sullivan il lying seriously nm at
his home 262 Branch avenvc, suffering
from pneumonia. DIR. Munroe Is i'm at
tendance.
The cheapest place in the North End 10
buy Noor butter and eggs is al y. 5. Deans.
269 Charles street.
N. shndnn ~suq sssru ior csuds II lhey GO
hs,t Ipp 80
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-03

N, children ~en1 yesrn tor cauiy Il lhsy 60
hs,s Ipp -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-03

The cheapest place in the North End ic
buyNoor buttorand eggs Is at y. 5. Deans
269 Charles street. t.D
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-03

Michael Sullivan is lying seriously nm al
his home 202 Branch avenvc, suffering
from pneumonia. DIR. MuDroe is i'm at.
tendance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-03
In New Quarters.

Providence Lodge, No. az. X. OF p.
moved into their new quarters i'm the Odd
Fellows building on North Main street
They will occupy the rooms Of What
Cheer Lodge of Odd Fellows. After the
meeting collation. vas served and a very
enjoyable evening was spent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-14
9nbnqne, Sowa, 9ienitag, Den "A, slngnt 1894

Gerlebten, mel6e li6 nod auf Den,
PlaBe beianoen, mad Der Staot 81 be-
fDroern.
Inter Den i'm &aubipagen um9e=
trmmenen paliaeieren iOaen li9 5 8e=
iddftsreiienoe bsiunoen baben, a6er es
miro nod einiae 3sit uebmeu, ebe cine
uOllltdnOige 2iite Der Spoten miro per=
DIfentli1t werOen tDnnen. oenn am
WOrgen miro Der ganse Sriimlnerbau=
zen mabri9einli6 in 9lihe perluanoelt
wproen iein.
gs unterliegt feinem 3ueiiel, baB
Sabuuu9liif our1 9abnIreuler berbei=
Qefiibrt wuroe. ). %. 8lOnoer, ein
Stredenaufieber, iagte bellte, oaB er
geieben babe, pie Orei 9utgetleioete
NtGnner auf eineu 8iiter5ug ipran9en,
uno gen Welten fubren; ale orei trr=
gen eine lange, gang neue Ielletalbe.
Dies errest oen Seroa6t, oaB es 6eiuoe
Der Gpd Sslano=gabn aus GOlno
Ypno, Stlabpna, iuaren.
IS paren cine Men0e glnseihen bpr=
banoen, oaB gabnirepler an Der Arbeli
9eipelen iparen, uno man tpnnte oellt=
LID Iebeu, ipie Die S6Ienen nit Bred
eiien bearbeitet tporoen ,uareu. Sie
S1ienen Nareu pollitdnois aus Den
Sbwellen gMpben, llno Die ausgeriIe-
nen 9idgel lageX auf Der Bride umDer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-14
WuSlauO.

Cine Der lebten Sanoltn9en Der
Garnotiden Ge9ieruns in Jranfrci6
mar es ben geamten uno Soloaten III
perbieten, in Uniform an ben Seanne
'slrcz6eierli6teiten uno ilberbaupt an
tirdll6en Soften lib 81 betbeiligen.
gtun muBten furs oarauf ale yeamten,
SfiiSiere unO Soloaten in Uniform Der
Sei6enfeier oes ermproeten YrGlioenten
in Der eriten Stride 6rantreibs beiwob=
nen. Sdglib bringen ieitber Die ylat-
ter aus allen GGen oes Sanoes Seri6te
iiber Die ieierli6en Sootendmter, pelbe
fir 6arnot sebalten iuuroen, uno bel
oenen ale SebOroen, SiiiSiere unb
Sploaten in Uniform li1 einfanoen.
@ieoer Elm Seilpiel, iuie pit 8eiebe
unO Soroerungen ourh Die Grei9niNe
iiberbolt uno auber &raft geiegtwerOen.
Sauto Gaierio, Der Mt0roer oes
Praiioenten GarnOt. lit prpSeilirt nno
sum Sooe perurtbeilt mOroeN. S0ou
in elmer g9p1e ooer 10. miro er iein
Serbre9en nit Dem Seben bilBen. Die
8eridte in europa MADDEN nit IOlN
! ibeuBli6en Serlen iuie GuIerio fpenig
! Seoerlelens. Sier i'm 2anoe wolleu
! lib aber 9lopotaten in Iolben SSdlen
einen 9rpBen 9tamen unp piel Gelo per=
oieneu, ,ueBbalb Die SerbanOlun9en
9ewObnlib ihredli0 in Die 2lnge 9eso-
gen peroen. Dian betratbte bios Die
YroSeiie Guiteau's unO YreuOergait's.
Ser Sele9rap6 meloet folgenoe gtat=
ri6teu aus Dem gluSlanoe: Santo's
Otutter bat 6rau Garnot 9ebeten, 81
6uniten ibres Sobnes Su interpeniren.
= Ser &rieg smiiben Gbina uno
Sapun 1T pfliSiell ertlGrt wcrOen. -
Die @ellman'i6e gtoropolerpeoition
bat ibren Sampier perlpren, bsiinoei
lib ipnlt aber wobl. = gu Shan
Yebn baben Die Sdpanelcn wieoer ilber
Die Gbineicn selie9t. = gu &uubail
in SrantreiA ipllroe Der lRont bt
Yiets, bas Difentllhe 2eibamt, sin9c.
dl6srt; Sdaoeu . Milionen 6raucs,
= GrpbbcrSosin &enia, cine 5O6tel
bes GSGren, wuroe nit benz 8rpBfilr'
item 9llsranoer WibaelpmiIib getraut
= Ser bduiIbe Yyemier, Gliupp, ba
aus Geiunohctsriifii2t reli9nirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-14
Sabrgang "a.

lilten 81 Itimmen. Sas mar gu cripar=
ten. - Die Union bat ferner cine glui=
Toroerllng fir llnteri ibung erlaNen,
lnoem es beiBt, Die yslmericon &all=
man llniOn" brau9e @elo, brau0e es
iebr nDtbig uno loIort. = Serr Sebs
ertldrt unter feinen llmitdnOen als
Ganbibat fir irgeno Elm 9lnt auftre=
ten su pollen, bod Die Sebs'i6en Gr=
tldrun9en iino 5elanntlib iebr mobu=
lationsidbiae.
6ol9enoe Segeben6eiten babcn lih III
poriger @pGe sugetrasen: Sas lln=
terlu6ungscomite bat Die Senatoren,
welbe i'm Geroa6titanoen, in 3uder=
actien ipetullrt Su baben, fir unl9ui=
big drt.-2amollre, q. O., brnnntc
TAFT gdnSlib ab.-glu1 Warion, Sno.,
ulroe bon einem sroBen SranOe beim-
geludt. t.-Sn alabama erwablten Die
Senofraten Oates sum 8Duperneur.
Gprep canoioirt in Ohio fir Den Gon=
sreB. Milipalltee sreiien Die Slat=
ten UNI li9.-Sn 9toro gSisconlin mii=
tben INNER mod gSalobrdnoe. .-Sm
Senat lit Die Bill sur yelteueruug por
pDn Nationalbanf= uno Der. Staateil,
gtOten bur6 bic Staten 9lei6falls anges
npmmen worben. .-Su SeuueNee baber
Die Semotraten Bel ben pOrlduIiger
Staatspablen nur einen iebr tnapper
Sieg errunaen. Ser SuliiSausl1uf
bes SauIes bei6lDBbetreIfs Der bon Guea
rett pDn Malla1uIetts eingebra6ter
Sprlu9e Sapaner nibt Don Der Seredti'
guns aur Grlangung oes 9iirgerrebts'
ausSulhlieBen, einen ungiinlti9en Se
ridt einsurei9sn.- n.-Sas GonferenS
hconlite, oas Die Sariibill in Seratbun!
bat, i1eint elmer G::.igung nabe 81
iein. -prdlibent Glepelano bat Die nelI
&epublt !9awaii uiiiciea anertannt
-@inneconne, Wis., puroe burd
Seuer serit6rf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-14
SelcgrapDiiGe Sepei0eu,
Sulauo.

SmabG. 9ieb., 9. 9lug.
Sheriff. Srsrel lNidte beute bel Sa-
0esanbruh 100 Deputies mad SllD-
Smaba uno in 6olae oeilen ersianeten
ii1 teiue EubeltOrun8sn, aIs bic 9lrbsis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-14
6 q II q B q.
Ottap q. Ont. s. g(ua.

Ntt0 a 10 a, Ent., 8. ylu9.
SnIolge oes 6ineiiib japaniihen
arieges bat Die Gimanoerllng bon
9bineien gdnslib auigebOrt. slus osm
&eqierunssberidt gebt berpor, oaB i'm
2auie Der per8ansenen WtOnats in Bic
toria. .. g., nur Orei G9inelen anta=
n1am
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-14
Freiic Ser NnSeig ell.

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Ssiratbs. rnb Eobss.Iussigea Wit5pru4s151
otus SpraG sL0o.
gu3sger bic bern Celtic Der tatb. Gir3. ,a'ut.
Der fiHb. iiEocE fsine atuiuagms.
2lnsciSen ienoe man fpdte.
items am 1llontdS 1llor.
sen Gin.
SOtEIr6citcn a!icr glrt prompt ulo 6iIil
aIsgefilbrt.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-14
amMamp.
roBbr riNnnien.

GrOBb ritNnnien.
9pnbb3l, 8. Nug.
Ser amerifaiide Spti6Mter gaparo
mar beute 9lbeno bel benz \Spn gSm.
Wtatber, Dem Observation-Disclosures fir
2ancaibire, i'm Seponibire GlubSege=
benen 6elteiisn eribienen. Ger Bot
ihaitcr bradte einen Sriutipru9 ans
aui Das britilbe Yarlament, welber
bon oem 8aitgeber ertuioert puroe.
9Soolw d, s. Sing.
Seute fano in 8e9enmart Der Sah=
ueritduoisen Der &esleruns i'm gef=
combs Part Elm YrDbelbieBeu nit ben
bon Dem glmeritaner 8arlano erIun=
oenen 0tal6inenseibiiBen ltatt.
Cones, Sniel @igbt. 9. 9lua.
Die Dabten vYigilant" uno vYri=
tannia" besabsn Iib lelte Morgsn auf
Die Mettfabrt I'm ben BON ben Gin=
wobuern Der Srtibaft Cones ausge.
iebten Preis BON bunoert Yfuuo. Die
britannia" bate beim 9lblegeln einen
fleinen Gortbeil. uno mar bel Der erlteu
Wtartiritelle poraus. Sas g8etter lit
beute Mor9en tribe uno es pebt cine
lteife grife.
Die Yabt britannia" oes prin;en
bon Wules lit i6lieBlib bel Der 98ett=
iabrt als Siegeriu berporgegangen.
Gppes, 8. 9lu9.
Der Sies Der Britannia" ilber ben
. y9isilant" puroe bon Dem 9ublitum,
oas in arobsr slnSabl Der g9ettfa6rt
;uiab, nit beSeiltertem Subel be9riiBt.
Ser oeutihe &aiier perfol9te BON
ieiner Yabt yWeteOr" aus Die g8ett-
| iabrt nit sruBem Snterene. Ser
Yrins pDn @ales beiano li6 an Soro
Der vgritannia", pdbreno S. 6oulo
une Sliper =. Sielin auf Dem ,Tigi=
liant" ,uaren. Yis isbt baben Der
,Tigilant" unc Die britannia" ii6
in iehSebu &ennen geinellen. Sn elf
oerielben liegte Die britannia" umo
in ben iiinf ilbrigen Der ySisilant"
Gowss, Q. alus.
George $. 8Oulo uno Der Srin, BON
SSales Daben iiir ndblten Montag cine
Speeialiabrt Spiiben Der Britannia
uno oem vSiSilant" arrGnSirt.
Glinauno Sapcn.
Optobama, s. g,ug.
3miibsn ben S0panern uno Gbine.
len babsn ,ueitere 8eiebte itatt9eiun.
ben, in oenen Die Gbineien seiblaser
tuuroen. Sutran muroe nit geriu9er
Gerluiten BON ben Sapanern geuOm.
men. Die GbineIen babsn in oieien
@efebte 500 Wtann perlpreu. Se,
Selno fat iib III Der &idtuus boz
&osbiu suriifseSo9en. Die Sapane,
len iino i'm SeiiB Don Oasbai. Gn
loebeu per0Hentli6tes taiierlihes Goif
seItattet GbineIen, in Sapan iib auf
subalten. inter Der geoin9uns, oai
lie iib frieblihen Seibdftisungen wio
men.
Ootobama, s. glug.
Sier oppbl wie in Sptio uno anbe
rem japauiihen Stdoten berrIDt II
Tpl9e oes Sie9es Der Sapaner be
| Sutrau, mas Die Sapauer Gbonbol
neuneu, 100 bic Gbineisn 500 Wanl
perloren uno na1 Sosbiu (6ineliid
Song Gbor) 81 flobeu, GROCER Subel
Die Sapaner baben aud Yaibun be
ieBt. is gebt bier Das @erilcbt, bai
Die Sapaner in elmer Sseiblabt cine
SeeldlaAt cine 9lieoerlase erlittel
babeu.
Sbangbai, s. 9lug.
Gs piro bon Sieutlin amtlib be
rihtet. ooB Die Semiibunaen @nalano
: uuo &uBlanos. bic Streiti9teiten sui
iten Gbina mO Sapan auf aiitliben
gSeSe bsisule9en, aeiheitert lino
Gbina lit 98illens, cine SbaoeneriaB
. iumme 81 bssablen. ipsissrt lid aber
ieine Oberberribaft iiber Sorea aui
9e9ebeu.
!, Nis hiueSiSha Reo;srrro hof n;
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W rip { q E II.
SbriIiuua. 9. 9(ud,

Y T. " " w % NRF'S'
Ser Sampier ,Miowerd" bon Der
Ganaoiiden pacific=yabn, welher aui
Der 6abrt bon Sbielos, Gnglano, na6
Sooe in Norlueseu, in Der 9tdbe bon
9lsten9ulo aui ben Strano Seriet9, lit
nie0er flptt.
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0atitan.

&om 8. 9lua.
Gtwa 400 amerifauiibe Silser
wobnten beute MOrsen in Der Saue oes
GUniitoriums Der WtsIc bel. Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-08-14
iilien.
9fip SSaneirp. S. 9

Nio Saneiro, 8. gllg.
Der Yrdlioent Yeirotp bat ben Selas
serunssjuitano bis gum 81. siug. per=
lGngert. Der Senat bat Die ibm bon
Den Nbseoroneten suSeiauote Bill 5ur
Sertasuns oes @Onsreiics suriifgewie-
len. Der Sen. 2sitcaltor wiro iib in
elmer aebeimen NtiiiiOn ua9 gbile be-
9eben. Der GonsreB bon gcuaoOr bat
iib 9ewei9ert, Den I'M Sabre 1890 nit
Yeru abseiblOilenen 9rsnspertrag an=
suertennea.
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9fD. 1903.
2eu6tt6iirme IN glmping uno Satdo
auf Der Sniel 6ormpia einseben laNen.
Spanien.

SalpaoOr Sren6, Der oas Somben=
attentat i'm 9pceum Sbeater, i'm uer=
gangenen Mppember, bel oem 80 9er=
ionen umfameu, perilbte, llno Der beB-
balb sunI Sooe perllrtbeilt wproen lit,
bat Den Siihpf i6riftlib um ieineil
SeIub gebcten. oa er linn aerue beih=
ten mrdte. 6renb 5eigt ib in ben
legten Sa9en iebr reumiitbig. 9lu6
leioet er iebr infpl9e elmer 98unoe Die
er iib III ielbitmOroerllder 9lbiibt bei=
brabte.