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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-04-24
American News

David B. Hill's attack on the Wilson
bill and the President has raised the
biggest row in the Democratic party
that has been known fOr years. and il
promises to split the organization
vide open. The free trade democrats
are denouncing Hill as q traitor-a
Republican in disguise-and roast
ing him as hard as language will
do 1t. There is great anxiety in the
party as to what course Hill and his
followers will take when it comes to
voting on the measure, and it is now
thought that the chances are about
even that the bill will pass or fail.
Among thinking men il is earnestly
desired that it be adopted as soon as
possible. The South is disgusted with
the situation, and POpuiists will be
stronger than ever in that section.
The Democratic majority in the
House has stultified itself by being
made to hold a voting quorum, and
finally adopting the famous rules
drawn by Tom Reed and which they
denounced as the rules of Gar. The
Republicans are very much elated
over the fact, as IL enables the chair
to prevent fiiiibustering.
rh= men who captured Chris Evans
on the first occasion have at last been
paid the balance of the reward Offered
Wells, Fargo & Co. handed over $4,000
to the men last week.
David Dudley Field, the great
lawyer, and brother of Stephen Field,
is dead, at the age of 80. He was the
most eminent law reformer of the
century.
An order reducing the wages Of train
men on the Great Northern Railroad
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-04-24
San Francisco News.

Major-Gene=aI Nelson A. Miles is
in the city. Speaking of pending
! changes on the army, he said: In
November, Gen eral Howard, ia com.
mand of the Department of the At
lautic, will retire in that month, and
| shall probably surrender the COM
mand of the Department of the Mis-
souri, to General Ruger anu 90 to New
York 20 succeed General Howard.
Eugene B. Beck, well-known
commission merchant died in this
city this week AT the age of so.
Ex-President Harrison was a guest
OF the Union League Club on the
evening of the 10th inst, and deliver
ed the first political speech since his
retirement from office. During his
remarks he referred to the Hawaiian
affair and very plainly showed that
had he remained in office, the Islands
would have been annexed without
delay. He thought they were good
things to have and that the United
States could not see any other power
assume control there.
The great Mardi Gras celebration
will open here ON the 18th inst, aud
will be the grandest event of the kind
that has been witnessed west of Chi
cago. There will doubtless be 100 600
people on the Exposition grounds dur
ing the day and evening
DR.. j. J Leek, who was found in
his room with Miss Alice AIdersley,
while both Were suffering from the
effects of poison, has been testifying
before the coroner's juryas to his re-
lati0ns with the woman who later
died. He said he never loved her and
told a rather shaky story as to the tax
ing of the poison, and it is asserted
that the statement that Leek was
found in q comatose condition was
false and that a crime is being cover
ed up. Much was expected of the
of ]. d. West, the ianitor,
but it developed nothing that has not |
been told. He had paid his fare on |
the barkentine Mary Winkleman
which sails for Honolulu, but the |
coroner would not allow him to go.
He was asked if he did not know that |
Leek was up and about two days after
Alice died, but said he did not.
The reason for the failure of the
shipping from of Wright Bovine &
90. has been made public. They lost
he Farrierlane and Helen Mar and
most of their whaling fleet came back
without oil or bone.
f,Ootpads are standing up street cars
md robbing the passengers. The
atest successful effort was Oh the SUBJ
lrbs on San Bruno line car and the
'obbers got everything.
The North American Navigation
company has gone 10 pieces and is
by the Panama Railroad
Company, which will run steamers
or through freight and passengers
o and from New York. They will
lot compete with the Pacific Mail for
ocal business in Central America
md Mexico. This means that rates
will be put up again on the 25th inst.
Secretary Herbert, of the navy,
ccompanied by a large number of
tficers and prominent people, will
'isit this city. He comes to investi-
ate matters in Mare Island.
Richard Mcdonald is to be forced to
esign from the directorate of the de-
lnct Peoples Home Bank. The
tockhOlders will no longer trust him.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-04-24

NEW YORK, April l4.-Cuban cen
trifugal, SO degrees, 2.l5-l6 cents
granulated unchanged.
The San Francisco market is active,
and receipts of Hawaiian have been
very large during the past four days.
Senator Mcpherson, of the Finance
Committee, intends to offer an amend
ment to the sugar schedule of the tariff
bill. He says that the provision in
the first bill, as prepared by the sub
committee, came nearer what he
wanted than anything else that has
been proposed.
The last two steamers that left this
port for the Orient, the City of Peking
and the City of Sydney, carried in the
aggregate S02, 600 lbs. of refined sugar
to Japan. Referring to the large and
somewhat novel importations the ia
pan Mail says: The growth of demand
for refined sugar is feature of modern
Japan. In former days the people of
this country were content with brown
sugar, but they have now grown more
fastidious, and already their consump-
tion of white sugar amounts in value
to S6,500,000 annually. Considering
that they do not use sugar in their
tea, this large and growing consump-
ton is striking and not at once ex-
plicable.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-04-24
No New Steam Line.

News has been received here by the
barkentine City of Papeete, from Ia
hiti, that an agent for French steam
ship company visited the islands
some months ago and sounded the
people on the possibilities of introduce
ing line of steamers between Papeete
and Havre. The new company had
no intention of running vessels TO San
Francisco, so it is told, but this should
be taken with a few grains of salt.
After thorough investigation the
agent in question decided, and so
communicated to his employers, that
there is not yet room, nor will there
be for years to come for a steamer
line to that part of the world. The
people OF Tahiti refused to promise
patronage or money for the enter
prise. 1t was decided that scarcely
enough business existed at the islands
to keep the present fleet of sailing
vessels running between there and
this port steadily employed. This
news will set at rest all wild rumors
the establishment of big
steamship line between Papeete and
this city. The barkentine Papeete
came up very light, as have most of
the vessels of the same line of late.
Speaking of the proposed steamship
line and the stories circulated con-
corning it a passenger on the Papeete
said: "Trade in Tahiti is very slack.
1t has never been so slow in many
years although there is very little ac
tual suffering in business circles. 1t
is perfectly ridiculous to talk about
running steamers to the islands, and
the French company has given up all
idea of so doing" An attempt was
made to get up a little boom at Pa
peete in favor of line to Havre, but !
it proved a failure.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-04-24
LATEST NEWS FROM ABROAD,
Some Talk Of a PrOtectorate Over
the Islands.
NO INTERFERENCE IN SAMOA.

An Amendment to the Sugar Schedule
OF the Tariff Bill to be offered BY
Senator Large Ship
ments of Sugar TO .IapaH-The Sicara-
qua Canal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-12
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worid's Pair Hi2he st Medaland Dipiona.
Advice to the Public.

Did you ever write an article for a
newspaper? No. Then why do you
pick up a paper and after glanclng
over it, throw it aside with the re
mark. "there is nothing in it worth
reading" You think you are great
ne vspaper critic, don't you?
You are of the opinion that you can
give the editor pointers that he has
never dreamed of as to how to con-
duct paper successfully. And yet
il you were called upon to furnish a
column of readable news each day
for week you couldn't do it to save
your life.
A paper that would publish your
matter would be the subject of public
ri ficule, and if your policy was pur-
sued it would be compelled to sus
pend publication within months
time.-Democrat.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-12
Boycotting the Strikers.

An Omaha dispatch says the rail
road men at that place are alarmed
over a discovery Of what they regard
as a blacklist being worked by all
the western railroads. Since the
strike, men seeking employment are
requested to bring clearance from
their last company. The men claim
that all the companies are using pa
per on which to write these recon-
mendations that has figure of a
crane worked in it. and while the
writing may indicate that the bearer
is all right, the position of the animal
on the paper really determines the
applicants standing. The men are
very much alarmed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-12

in collision with the controlling
spirits of the Republican party.
Hence the responsibilities rests with
the Republican party in 80 Tar as an
accounting can be had by the Ameri-
can people. -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-12
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Announcements under this head
will be published up to the General
Election for &l2-5O, invariably in sd-
vance.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-12

Gin bieiises NlitslieO ser narbsitsa
Sitter" iaqte, baB Der Srben in Sers
mont niGt nit Der N. q. L." iDmpaz
tbiiirt unO burdaus fcine llrlade gum
4usitano bate, mitbin wiiroen I'M gam
ssn Staute feline r9lrbeitssStitter" Die
SrSre bes Werfneiiters befolsen.
GoIebo, g., II. Suli. - Die bies
iisen vIrbeitsritter" babcn bei6lohen,
bic Srber be8 Wertmeiiters Soperel9n
gum Iusfanb unbeadltet gu lahen. gle
bebauptsn, buB fis feline llriade gum
Snifs buben, unO aus SDmpatbis bic
slrbsit sin;uitellen, uiiroe lueScr ibnsn,
nod ionlt Semaubem Sortbsil brinsen.
9ft M 3, 3d., II. Sult.-Wtrf'
nteiit.r Sopsreisu'5 Orber gum auS'
ftanb fuur6e BON ben bislisen arbslter'
Srsaniiationen gar ni3t beadtet.
slebnlide Depeiden fino BON atlanta
Otaeon, Sauanuab unS anOeren Stab'
ten einqctr6ffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-12
SDtelh0Qcu.

Sin franiOItIdes 8Iatt fat berednet,
mie uicl Die Be tiger Der berpOrragenbz
itsu SpislbO1sn 6ur6i6uittlI9 IN iez
Gem Sabre .ueroieusn;" min Ialen Die
2iite bier iOlgen:
0infirdcn, GaiinO 100000 6r.;
gOulogue, Itd0tifAe8 @aiinO 100000;
Groupiae, @alino 100000; SrOuoille,
bOtel gOcn 100000; 0isppe, @aiinO
100000; GabOurs, Gaiiuu 100000;
s5ccamp, @aIinO 100000; Sc Saure,
GaIino 200, 600; Sc 0nure, 6ra8catt
$50, 1000; Sc 9reppurt, ltdOtii4es Ga
ftno $4,000; 8srf, @aiinO 10000;
Strano BON SlOnue, @aiinO 100000;
Slogan am 9Jicere, @aiinO 100000;
qrdladuu, mebrere Spielbauier 10O,>
600; 8iarris, @aIinO 1 Wfi(liou;
SdlluB Yiarrie $50, 700; Sa9nercs be
Qudun, GaiiuO 400, 900; Palaua5, Ga@
limo 200, 900; au les 8ains, GalinO 1
UtiuiOu; BeiancOn, @aiiuO 10000;
gidp, GuIinO $4,000; Sidg, uSnterz
nationaleS SOtel" 100000; SihD,
GSen $50, 900; 8idp, yllcu;ar 1000;
8idp, 0teituurutiOn 10000; 0fODal,
9aiino 600, 1000.
Sm @au;eu itefsn ulio bic SpielbOl>
lsupddter iG6aia 8,48O,O 6r. 9teins
qswinn in ibre 3aideu; einsn boppelt
10 erpBen @cwinn er3Iclt DfOnte<@arlO,
Sie n&0nisin" Der SpIslbOllsn, bic in
ubiqer Guilt,luns niat berifliatist
morber 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-12
Sic Gage i'm fcrnsu 8eIten.

Can Sran5i8cO, 10. 5uli.-Oer
Serri6aft Der Strifer in Sacramento,
mo- bieie ieit elmer 8ode nit Dem Gi9ene
t6um Der ySanta 6e>8abn" na4 BE-
Iieben idoltcn, wirb pOruuSfdtlia mors
gen Elm Gnbe seinadt werbrn. Sine
iturfe Sruppcnmadt inter Setebl BON
Sberlt Snsrabam BON Ser SunSeSs
armee iit nod Der Staat8bauptltaot obs
sefabrsu, um bort &ube uuS Srbnnng
wisber bsr;ulteGen. Die Iufribrcr
OrOben sbar, ben Sunbestruppen cine
blutise Sdladt lieiern ;u molten. bod
perOen iie im GuseubIlds Der Sefabr
tpobl anoers reSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-12
Giuffurs ciuer Nerfte.

BoitOu, Wtail., 10. Suli. = Gin
Gbeil Der 9ommerciul @rrite itiir3te
beuts SOrmittus um 10 llbr Elm. aui
benz eiussitiirsten 2beile lagerttn 500
Gounen &oblen, NIT beren Brgidafs
funs fIut MGuusr, Sf;9urO Sslt, Wtar'
tin SineS, Wtidusl 9riscOa, Bbilipr
@eptatb unb Billiam 9nlitb, sur 3eii
beItdftlst iuursn. 0ri5cOa unb Smith
famcn nit cin.m uuIreiwilIisen Babe
bauon, wdbrenb Die llebrisen ihmer
perlest muroen uno na9 einsm SOlpital
aelhaIit merocn muBten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-12
Ser So. GongreG.

gSa bln9to n, 10. Suli. = Der
Sena perbra9te beute 6rei Stunben
nit Der Debate iiber ben anl MOntag
bonn SenatOr Befier uon SanIaS eineez
reihten8eldluB, bic tuteritaatltden @lz
ienbabnen Der Resierungs>GOntrole 5u
unterperfeu,, bic Bailusierz unb 6radt=
Staten osrielben gu resuIirtn, Gle S0bne
Der 8abnaugeltellten felt;ulessn, Den
8etrieb Der &Oblsusruben bon Staatss
ober 8unosSwesen 5u iibsrnebmen uno
anNgs apggIltil9s SSss,a ~ ntrlpirtlls
diem
Bie III eriuarten, bilbete Der @hicaz
quer Gnsitanb baS G6enra Der Debate.
Semato1 Beffsr biett cine 1lsfanbise
9cbe, in welder sr Die gage BON Ocm
Ocbs'id)en StanSpunfts ans idilbcrte
unS Die S6ulo iur Die 3uitdnSe in
@b1casu benz 0ru. Yullniau in Die
G6ube idob, ben CT ais cinen sciuihcn@
loIen tDranniihen Sapitalllteu idiiz
Derte. Die Sade bes @cieeeS unb Der
Sronunq, Der Auircttcrbaltung zines
f,eien unsebinOerten SabnpcrfcbrS
iuuroe BON ben SenatOren Oapls
(Waine) unS @OrSOn (Gu.l pcrtretcn,
nelds in bercbtcr 2Sciie oie Stcuung
be8 Senators pom SauiaS seiBclten Hnb
auT Bic lln9slcslihfcit Der 0anolun9Sz
peiIe BON 0eb8 uub @enoIien binlulcz
len.
seuatOr Dauiel beridtcte Gin Subs
Ititut ihr ben 9feflsr' iden SeialuB elm,
in wclbem bic OanOlun9Sweile OeS 4|ra<
fDentsn unO Sehen Sabinct 9elobt unO
aebiaist mirb. Sr. Oanirl be9rinbet:
leiuen 9lntrag in elmer ldr9ereu Gebe,
aub nahSem nod SenatOr Stepart
(Bop., 9tcp.) gciprOdlcu. wnroe bic
9an5c Nngelesenbeit bis mer9cn Uer%
Ihoben. QSdbrcuo oes 6cltcS Der Sltz
,uua wur6cn Die BOlta It's Serwlaiz
aunesbiq, iowie bic YiI, p,l9e utab
SaS Staatcnredt uerleibt, auScnOm'
men. I'm 5 ubr 45 0tinuteu trat Ser
ta9uns elm.
Sm Sauie REF beute Sr. OtcNae
in Solqe zines uebsrrintommenS NIT
bem Gemi.c fiir 9tesslu Die Bill auf,
nelbe oas @ilenbabnen.2anosSerptIl
qumasseics pom 80. September 1890
Onr9 0in5ufisuu9 zines melteren Nbz
idlni:teS amcnOiren wirb. Ourd Den
neueu IbiGnitt piirOen uugcfabr "a
Willionen 9lder yanOcs ais ucrioQtn
erflart mcrSen uno on Die SunoeSre9ies
ruue srradfallen. SIR o.e Inuabme
Ser giu ipraden Die S0. OtcJtne,
Soatuer uno Cobb, idulutlidl Demo-
fruten, wGbrcnb Die 9S. 2acep, Gear,
MilIOn unb !9ermann 9e9sn Die Stu
ieraden. Die Debate barber miro
murgsn tortgeIest weroen.
-v Sn benMorgrnlieunge mnrbsu mtbs
rere minber wicbtiae Sius unscnommen
Saruutcr bic s5la, pel6s bic 4ftc wiocr'
ruit, bur9 welhe yaubereien in Nlaa
bama BON ben 9eltimmun9en Der AtI'
BON 1888 befreit wurocn; Die Bill, olt
gert6ciluns BON 2anbereicn in lltal
inter Die @Ompabasre 9nSiancr uni
GrOfinuHs Oes 9teifcs iiir 9eimltdtter
reoulir.nS, unb bic Sia, nit Der
lleutab,SnOiansrn iuessn abtrstung IL
rer iibcrfliiii9en 9anosrsieu gu uerbau
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-12

Der @eun9oerein Der 4.
Seuti den ref. &irde, Baitor
Saul 9Sienanb, uerunitaltcts geiteru ei>
ncn ausflus nad Golfers BOint. 0a
bas r.sr a,runsementSs@ @Omite, bette
bsnb aus ben SS. 9Ilbert R0tb, Z. @ls
l.nbrOd, $. SinfeI. >. Binter un6 u.
Yrettaer, III ieb,r Seji:buns bic pcit>
laufisitsn SOrbereitunsen sstrOIisu bate,
10 perlief ole 6eitli9teit b69t criOlg'
reid. ysi 9eians, Euni uno anerIei
gOlfs ipielen psritri9 ber Gag iduh,
uno 5ebsrmann 5c6nuerte es, alS bic
beranuabenOe 0ammsruns gum 2luf-
brud uiabnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-12

lunohelf 3u lOlloerHI
iouOeru audl benlsui'
gen in meiner sanseu
s q III lille. Cine
i5reuuoin, bic meiue
idlpddlide @eiunb.
belt tauute, rietb mir
sum @ebruude bon
9oOb'S Saiiaparile.
giab s,pei 6laiden
.lparo elue sroBe Ser
5iuOeruns in nlsiltent
s3uitanoe bemsrflih.
Sd babe niht m.hr
ON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-12
9r. &AOluGO's
SurGupnri([inn Re(olOent.

Gin S,iImittsI, fp.Idts ans 9usr,osHSien BON ars
s,rorbcntlitcn meoiSiHiideH @i1enibGften Suiams
m,neeitgt i hauptiddbIid I'm ben berllntersefomme'
men uHo angesriiftncH Sorper Su relHaen gu heienS
ouimrihteu uno al ftdrfen. Eaih. GHgeHebm, iIher
uub pirtIam in iclntr NirfUns. gu hdbtH bel allen
gpotb.f,rH. giHeu Dollar pro SIaibe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-12
8ran0.

ct. ;@Iairsptlle, O., 10. Suit.
= Sin perbecrenSeS 8cuer tegtr bcute
SEN arOBten Gb,il Der bisiigeu @eidaftss
bauier IN al9e. Der Srano emtltan5
in Der 9teItauration BON Gtlis Wiliou
uu6 Sebnte iidb nuf Sic 9dOsn BON nmz
IteaO, 9teOnysr & Sancuren, Glsrans
Der, SOrner, @iGlsr, gtcgflllan, 9aOis
unO Gpntel, iomie OaS 9cbdube Der
r0a5ette, iie idmmtlid Bdn5lid ieritO.
,enO. Der @eiammtuerIult miro auI
$4,000 gelhatt,
@etraut. = Sn Der rSbalias
Saue," 9tr. 915, DIT Brutiitrabe, trautc
9eltern Ibeno 9labbi &irfel Sru. WtOrte
SdeuelOwit nit Fri. Paula Slracls
John. Srau5su9eu warsn 8. Senoz
wib unb Ben 6clOmann.
Ste9erci.-Oie 9tcasrin Slara
garueD muroc beuts frib am Centre
NiarfefzSpace bonn Scr9eautcn 0emps
iep aaf ole auidutbisurg bin perbdfs
ret, ibrrr 91aHensenOiim 9tOie SarriS
rotten 8isficr in Die 9lugen 9eworftn
ltnO bann oas @cItht nit elnem 9taitrz
meier serbaft su baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-12
N0 aDtDGD7s H
)lN Sariapariaia'ts
a& &elOlbent
Der sr6Bte Slutreini9er
Seilnna flruRilder &rnntbsiteu.

@troui der Nbeumatismus, Stropbeln,
9eu,sbuiteu, frebsartlge Geioen, SunseHblus
ten, White Swelling, @eltwiire, 9uimeb,
BroHdlitis.
gltdlt nur, paB oas Sariaporiliar.&elol
bent alls Seilmlttel fir d)rouilhe, lIropbua
Iois, &onlttutioHs' uuo 9anttranthsiten
iiberrifit, iOuO:ru IS III au9 oas eIn3l9s
itlere Seilmlttel fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-12
9ie Safers&ed)nnng
befumSet sroBen aeitetserten stppetit

u@s sewabrt mir srOBes Ssrguiisen, nidt
uur ben 3uiiauo metuer gegeuludrtigeu @e'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-12
9emti6e @pOtbe etc.
Oebr. OuanDt,

gsr. 124, Sito SotuarS StraEe.
Sn.i 5duirr Horblit Don SrattirGBe.
RaStabruue nou ReSepteD cine SpeJtaIttdt.
Gin Tlitglito Der GiTMa III nets aHweieHs.
Ptr rulcI. ,oeDen ttHe eE juHa ualeIel peiieneH
Sorte Don r.iHsm SuistttnpHIDer uRo gIOItsatuaen.
(Stttl1, ,1SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-12

gIpa Gubbaro g. Gomp. bubeH Die
SauitGtS.peisuorri1tu in @eblioer Srt'
mnnH's 9ao.n iOeben fertig seiteut. (l66f)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-07-12
Ser Semti9e GnrrsipOnsent,
Tdslid, podentIih uno Su7utase,
r. @oiue, Gideutbumsr INTO 3ceafteui

&d9ltp, monentltp uho $oHnluY7'
q. Raiue, Gieentbnmsr nno 4eeaftear
CgtadtoIs,r uon s. Raine),
eubwefsGd, Baltimore. stra5e uno 8oitsSiEcesAr..
Rreis bes asIidheu SIatteS, ourth Srdser beorst,
I2H Gts.: tdaIicbe urb pnmta al Ss9tns eabe ID
Gents pro Roe sabIbar on bic oas Slatt beorsenoer
6rds.r-Saaiidl nsbf semnta % s.ausaabe inter
SortosSorausbeSablnns $3.50 pro Sabr' llr tnISere
nit Sonntas sblatt, portoirci, nit abSss tlr Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sa1r, ran irssno einem Srts oes Snlan.
nrs "a nod europa. ufaeesAue8abe Fl
BRO Sahr.-Dos bette ure btlii ate ocutime SIott
In ZEN Dh;tclz uno Sloiiaaien.
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unrere utsorisen wreiie fur sUatd,edte gsaars %
Gt,Uas aber observation-disclosures.

gBir tssannsu lssts Bons siHeH Observation-Disclosures
BeuasBsrtdui uHo mdt.R In uEieTem Eager eint 9loBe
9ifc. bod babsn mir mob eIH bubihes AnoItmeRti
oas Su Dem SerFauisprelie iorisebt.
Observation-Disclosures d, 25, SO cts. SaIber
FruitsUaOuif IiHs9emosn 81, %. SO cts. saIbeI
Breis.
solls uutsrr0ts SO, 40, 60. 50 Cts. 8aIbeE
sbulrIsibhsn> >Sssass 10, 16, 10, 81 cts. gsy'
felt iieeHo.
200 msitsrs sIoriaieietas Gtssnitirme, 8araaoHs
G5siea, 30 cts. ooer tlir S1.75. AlsrpdItS
81 .25.
grtssr SGrsain>BeTtaui pom SeioeHSeu9en HHo
9lsIotritofieH.
Groftr SlrsGiHzSsIiaui isiner Stdsrsen.
(1647O) %, SRsppriI & S9bR.
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21ieren. unO 2srafenrSSeiOcn,

St,iu, Diabetes, @aii.riudt, gEaherper.
itopiuug, llriu1uB, 8rtgbt'iAe Sruufbeit,
Sllbumiuurla uno III allen SGaeu, no ian.
biae glieDeridldgs iid btlOeH ODER OaS g8ai.
Ter It'd, moliig, nit Subfduien, osmGiw,iB
ahuIih, permUdt if oper 8aoeu iuie rpsiBe
GENE iih ;.iqsu, ooer bel frGuT5ntten,
biliSiem gusitbeu unO peisen fuot.uitaub.
artiaeu 9tleoerihldgsE uuO bei'm S9uNer'
IaiIea ein btBtnbeS, breuueuots 9sfibl ilt
eiuit.lIt unb Sdmer;.u I'M 0tiidtrsul uHO
III Deu Qeuoeu
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Amsgegangen, 1pie oas Sorn<
6erger S6te6en
bic grnBe Strifr Sciuesuns Der
vArbeitsrittcr."
Sie ttntersebenen Ses nSouereten"
perfasen ibnt oen 6eborian.

8erfmeiier Gouereigu's 9eIebI gum allse.
nleiuen ausiiano miro uidt befol9t,
pie Sepei9eu ans allen Sbeilen bes
2anoes befunoen.
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Ter NncIauper iient ,pieeer.

@lasg gow, 10. Sull. = pSrttan'
mia" uub > rYigilant" unternabmen bcute
BON 6unter'5 GuaD aus auT Cem @l9be
elne @ettfa6rt I'M ben Gbrcnbctcr oc6
.Glpoe @uriutbian 9adt Clubs" &C,
lddBt auf 60 YfO. ct. britannia
trug ben Ste9 bapon.
wsaruu perurtheiIt.
Barcelona, 10. Sui. Die Bro
;cIliruns &amOn NtarulPS, lucldcr ain
25. Sanuar 3rueimal auf 9Oupernenr
0arroca jdOB, mar heute bcenOet. 81
ltellte III abreoe, elm guartiit Su lem,
uuS be6auptete, ais CT auf &urrOca
id,oB, nitDt selpuBt 5u baben, OaB bcr=
iclbe Ser @ouperneur iei. GlenS babe
ibu nm 9erfauO unO uebcrlesuns &C.
bradt. lInnittclbar nu9 benz Ittens
tat bate .er im @esenjas bier5u ertldrt,
cr babe BEN Anar6iltsn Yauus gu rG:
dlem pcrIu9t, iuel6er ba8 &ttentat aui
General GampOS unternabm. Das
urtbeil lautet aui II Sabre 3udtbaus.
G.Dbsben ANT soISensH Sern.
Goultantinppel, 10. 9uli. =
Scute Otittag. iuenlse Wttuuten mad
II ubr, purosn bier 5lpei beftise Orb
if0Be p.ripiirt. Deren jeoer uusefdbr 20
Sefuneen bauerte. Der 8ep6lterunq
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nabme ibrer Wertbladsn aus ben 9du'
term auf Die StraBeu unp freien Sldse
ba lie beiirhten, oas @OnitantinOps
| uul Gube DaS Sdidlal Der fir;lid Dor
GrSbeben psrpllteteu Stabte in Gbelia'
lien unb Gub0a tbtilrn ittiiile.