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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-30
AFFAIRS IN PERU.

Washington. Aug. 2s-Oficial advices received at
the Department OF State announce the SUSPENSION
until peace be restored of Articles lS 20 and ~ OF
the Peruvian Constitution.
This action suspends the writ Of habeas corpus
and clothes the President with practically dic'a-
toral powers m.,, "a
The Department OF State has been officially ad-
vised that a duty at the rate OF thirty pence lot
each silver sol will be collected all imports into
Peru from August 8. This Is virtually an increase
Of from 20 to Is per cent on existing rates
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Appr BRrNEAU TO DIE TO-DAY.

Laval Aug @-Unless there should be re-
nr,eve which is doubtful. the execution OF ADpe
Bruneau, convicted Of murder robbery ana arson,
~ ,, , ,oa tomorrow morning Thousands OF
, -. .ssembled here TO witness the execu-
peoPie r,tiar the executioner and a strong force
OF troops arrived here to-day.
par,s aug 2a-M Dominique. advocate for Abbe
Rrnneau who Is under sentence or death az Laval
had an audience with President Ci Casinir- -[ennf la
S nnv nn nehalf OF his client The advocate received
oniy the usual assurances that his arguments wouia
d,,ix, peid
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THE RATSTy TRUST READY FOX bOSi"hS''

rresno Cal. Aug 2s.-The Raisn Trust mas an
noad - tho full list Of the firms which are not
"sa.. or the association. The list includes TWO
Has,.asa Arms and two or three In Fresno. The
80 hsrs have authorized the publication OF the
...n, ,ha, thew will not loan money to nrms
state!hsns %nc,aion % Out OF the so per cent OF the
rssn crop required per cent has been nonroed
~ - @ Examination begins operations on Septem-
Ser will not be less than 81 per cent OF the r"sih
VINEYARDS.
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DISTRESS OF THE PARTISAN ROYALIsTs-TIiE
POPE SENDS Ills BLESSING.
London. Aug 29-The condition Of the Count OF
Paris steadily growing
Paris Aug 29-The Partisan Royalists are greatly
alarmed at the reports OF the condition OF the Count
Of Paris and are sending messages OF sympathy
to Stowe House and Offering up prayers for the re-
covery of the head Of the house Of Bourbon.
Rome. Aug 29.-The Pope has sent his blessing to
the Count OF Paris.
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PANICKY FEELING IN CYPRUS.

BRITISH GARRISON HAS BEEN TEMPORARILY
WITHDRAWN. AND THE PEOPLE FEAR TUR-
KEY WILL GET THE ISLAND AGAIN.
London. Aug. 29-The British garrison has been
temporarily withdrawn from the island Of Cyprus.
This action has political significance: neverthe-
less commercial circles there have been thrown
into panic and the Christians resident upon the
island are also greatly agltated the report TO
which they give credence that Cyprus is to be re-
stored TO Turkey.
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HE FELL TO TIE BOTTOM or WILL

prv,RKAnr.E ESCAPE OF YOUNG BoY-HE Is
Pulled OUT or THE HOLE. FORTY
FEET DEEP. UNiNJrRED
Chester A. Arthur ten years old. OF Soho. " j..
=, =. ,ho ,.eu on his fathers place Tuesday after
- - . forfw
Zee, deep and has twelve feet of water IN the bottom
The boy pulled the bucket 20 the top ana IN rrach
inc over 10 draw II toward him slipped and lost his
Tin, ue tried TO grasp the bucket. but missed II.
d ,.u headlong into the hole. His younger brother
eau the accident and called hts father MI. Arthur
Vent 10 the well and expected 10 ma the Iead boiy
", his child Instead Of this. the lad vas clnglnS %
stick projecting from the wall with h@ Iset IN IN.
water He was shouting Justify FOR help ne bucke
- lowered Young Arthur caught II ana straliei
if He was then drawn to the top and was iouhd 70
hc unintilral
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yIGILANT TO RACE AT DARTMOUTH TO-DAY.
Cowes. Aug 29-The yacht Vigiant was towed to
this harbor to-day. Later she proceeded to Dart
mouth. She will take part In the races there TO-
morrow. 80,
o,dnn Aug 2-The Vigllant and Satanta will
,ar, a, 1910 o'clock tomorrow from Dartmouth
Range. The course will be round the bell buoy of
skerres thence markboat of the East ;,c Back
stone and back 10 the range, four times round;
total distance forty miles ON Tuesday both boats
viii probably competc in the Royal western este Yacht 81.
Ciuh rRepafta at plymouth This race VIII close tho
s, o contests arranged by clubs for the big yachts
II is reported certain that the Ngilant VIII De
dncted al Southampton until next spring
..The 81 James's Gazette" says that George j.
conih wu revisit England next spring with new
,wentv-rater designed by HerreshoH
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STEAMSHIP LINE TO AFRICA.

Philadelphia, Aug 29-rhe first direct steamsn
line between America and the west coast OF Afnes
has been chartered In the State Of New-JenV. -
will be known as the African ste.msnhp m,ihp9csiS GS IA
its hoats viii p:y monthly between hS cay ~sS SnS
Liberia beginning October Tss s2ss SSmRS Own.
ment Of 10000 : year. intends TO cssv tns vc.s.s
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Dublin. Aug. 29-John Dillon, NJ r.. speaking mere
this afternoon. said there wouid not De inc '"s 80
,s t., ah, ,be Evicted Tenants bill next session
unless the Irish should utilize the interval In sucn
way as 70 the Landlords n 1has 'ne fbe ey
ernnen, nainiy declared its policy In regard 10 the
House Of Lords he said the Irish party would nave
10 reconsider their position
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EXPLOSION on 4 LAUNCH.

pT no TOTLER ON 4 r70.sr
rIovs or-T-TOssED ABOUT AT THE
MERCY OF THE WAVES.
Tho only accident since the United States warship
Cincinnati arrived in GARDENERS Bay occurred
shortly after o'clock yesterday morning. when
the chips steam launch started for Greenport' H.
"a get the mail party Of naval reserves and
other members Of the Of the warship were IN
the launch Shortly after they lost sight OF the snip
iod piu exposon followed Two tubes also burst The
engineer was badly hurt about the race but pu.
after the boiler was disabled. For three hours the
ia'nch va tossed about at the mercy or the waves
inWen W - last the engineer with the assistance OF
others invented Of plugging up the useless ns
u, tups ranerated The wet and frightened crew ar
Stve' Sved at Creenport three hours later than the
liar
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THE CHOLERA IN GERMANY.

Berlin Aug. 29.-Thrty-two deaths from choiera
and fresh cases are reported throughout
Germany for the week ending August ~
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,,,,rp HOTEL DESTROYED.

Stamford, n. Y. Aug. 2-Ihe iai''e' 80" i, w on.
o.a' ,"S,'o., ho,e,s in the Western Catsks. was
-, " vi o. tho ground last night The fire was
,ssd nv n lamp explosion The loss Is $1,000 par
% insured The guests all escaped WITHOUT acci-
liant
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A RUSSIAN VIEW OF THE CONFLICT.

Chicago. Aug. 29.-Commander v behr' oi 'iie
Russian cruiser Kreisser and Lieutenant lstome-
con NJ the Russian cruiser Rynda. passed through
the city yesterday. They are on their way from
Corea where they in the Siberian squadron
having been recalled to take command in the pattie
SQUADRON Japan will whip China on Coreah SOIL
said Commander Behr, but she can do nothing IN
,ha drect,on Of pushing the war Chinese soil
Nor can she hold her sway in Corea II the Chinese
Government is not disposed TO give up its contro.
China has overpowerng numbers on her side on ana
can fiye out Japan. 1t costs money 10 carry on
war Japan cannot command the resources, Oh
China and she will play out If China rs dspossT%t Tt 40 40
weary her. The Japanese are plucky hghters. Iney
have modern methods; they are Of superior n.si, 1t
iigence Then China is century penlna ..s is..e s.e
a..~sa
result of the war in my opinion Is IN douo, II LIS -
Known quantity Russia is watching the ngnt WIN nnn
soroe interest Corea is our next nelsnpoi. ou.
covernment has eight warshps in the hdrpor az
VaSivostock, ready to sail to Corea on two hours
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LIBERALS CARRY TWO BYE-ELECTIoNs

London. Aug 29-Elections were held In Leices-
ter today to i'll the Parliamentary vacancies caused
by the retirement Of Sir James "h'eheau anu
lanes A Picton Liberals. who were returneuu
wthoui opposition in 1892 Walter HaZell, LlDerai
defeated Joseph BURGESS. Labor, by vote OF .io'
10 4+2 Henry Broadhurst Liberal, defeated m1 ac1
Rolleston Conservative, by vote or 1904 10 o''o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-30
CONDITION OF THE TELEGRAPH SERVICE

The following bulletin was issued yesterday oy 'he
Commercial Gable Company:
The Great Northern Telegraph company repofr.s
the siberian land lines interrupted Messases I9r
- ~. route can be accepted only az send
sr's risk che Eastern Companys time a mes. mes.
sage from Yokohama this morning ~ aooul '"o
and a half hours. ,
The Western Union Telegraph Company's centrai
cable Office also reported from the Great Nortnerh
Company that the Siberian land ilhes WE 'e'
rupted trouble being near Stretinsk, Siberia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-30

raaigned in the Bow Street Police Court to-day.
charged with refusing to maintain his present wife,
W VINO Is acting under the name of Kate Everley and
20 5 % whom he was married in 1882 The hearing was
aHJourned pending proceedings with a view to
erecting legal separation of the contestants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-30

AN ANARCHIST PLOT DISCLOSED AND THE
woULD-BE ASSASSIN ARRESTED.
Rome Aug "a Journal in Brescia says that
an Anarchist plot 10 Kill the King OF Greece was re-
veaed recently by informer 10 the Milan police
The designated by the informer was arrested IN
Milan adds the journal. and was found TO be In pos
session OF letters proving that he intended TO STAB
the King.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-30
zANKOFF WARNED TO KEEP OUT OF bull
GARIA.

Vienna, Aug CIT Is reported from Sofia that
ZankoN and several OF his fellow-piotters were ar
rested Yesterday while entering Bulgaria Iankon
was escorted by police TO the Servian frontier ara
wa. set free with the admonition not TO venture
again on Bulgarian soil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-30

Ihe Puzzle Is a screw yacht of schooner rig. with
gross tonnage OF 553 net 2S She is s. feet long
on the waterline and 96 feet all. with beam
or 10 feet depth of 60 feet and a draught of 40
ieet She was designed by j. Lorillard and built
IN 1876 by Samuel Ayres, of South Brooklyn.
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AGAINST A CHINESE LOAN IN GERMANY.

Berlin Aug. 29.-Herr Wulfng. a member OF the
silver Commission. written series OF articles
10 the ''Deutsches Wochenblatt attacking the III
+entions of the group of German bankers who pro
nose 10 open subscriptions in Germany 10 m.
nese loan. Herr Wulfing warns the pubnc asanst
euhscribing 10 gold loan. such as is proposed IN,
asmuch as China is a silver country. ana ne ae-
cIares that the conclusion OF god loan 10 Snra S
would inevitably lead to losses in Germany IMAM
cial dealings with Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-30

washington Aug 29-Admiral Ramsay received
. d,snatch this morning from Commodore car
nenter. at Nagasaki. announcing that he would san
Yesterday on the Monocacy for Chemupo. Corea'
The Monocacy has been at Nagasaki since July 81,
taking on coal and stores and awaiting 'he a'.Ndi
of Commodore Carpenter who was sent OUT from
washington last month 10 command the Asiauc
station On the arrival of the Monocacy at Che-
mulpo where the Baltimore has been alone IN
guarding American interests for some time com-
,rodore Carpenter will hoist his flag on the latter
Xessei The Concord and Petrel. which were OF
dered from 1sehrlng Sea to reinforce ane As,a cam
modo,. Carpenter will probably order one OF , tns
10 Shanghai and the other to Cnemulpo' reieVinss
~ taaitjmore which will then cruise as far south
ss sse Hong Kong The Charleston. which left san
ncisco last Sunday morning. is expe - a 10 reacn
anbanoa soon after September 90 IN she will
o1nsd hv the Comma ander in Chief and become
the flagship OF the squadron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-30

INTERNATIONAL PEACE CONGfEoo vi"
Antwerp. Aug 29.-The international feace Co"
gress opened here to-day An Ame'cshn Wv.
rat. s,oke a. ,eng,h on the growth of arbitration
as a SYMPTOM that the most highly civilized nations
were preparing to give up war
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THREE DEATHS AT A FIRE
A FATHER AND SON sMOTHERED AND A
SECOND SON KILLED BY JUMPING.
FIERCE FLAMES IN A RIvINGToN-sT. SWEAT
SHOP IN THE EARLY MORNING-A FIREMAN
SERIOUSLY HURT IN TRYING TO
RESCUE THE vICTIMs-OTIIER
DISASTROUS BLAZES.

One Of the hottest fires that the East Side has
seen in many day raced up through the six
story building at No. 226 Rivington-st. at 22O
o'clock yesterday morning. The building has
frontage Of not more than thirty feet, and fire.
escapes like huge iron b.rd-cages cover the entire
front on each floor.
In spite of this precauton. man and two boys
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ELUDED THREE HAYTIAN WARSHIPS.
ADVENTURES OF THE STEAM YACHT PUZZLE

Nassau n p, Aug @.-The steam yacht Puzzle.
owned by A. b. Claflin Of New-York. arrived here
to-day. Being suspected of aiding the Haytian revo-
lutionists she watched for three days off Fort
une island by three Hayian warships. On the night
or August q she eluded the warships and made her
escape She was missed and pursued but succeeded
In getting to this port in safety.
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THE CZAR MIST TAKE o>'" "H'@r'
HE is SUFFERING FROM INFLAMMATION OF THE
KIDNEYS.

London. Aug. 3O.-"The Standards" Berlin CORE
spondent says that the Car is suffering from In
hammation of the kidneys and has been advised
by his phycicians 10 take long rest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-30
CHINESE GAINS REPORTED.
JAPANESE SAID TO HAVE BEEN DE-
FEATED IN A SERIES OF
ENGAGEMENTS.
THEIR LOSSES HEAvY-A CHINESE FORCE FIRED
on BY JAPANESE wARsHIPs AND SEVERAL
HUNDRED MEN KILLED-GENERAL

YEH CAPTURES HUANG- CHOW.
Shanghai Aug. 29.-All sorts of rumors are
afoat concerning the battle alleged to have been
fought between the japanese and Chinese troops
on August 49, but nothing official has been re-
ceiyed here. According to reports received by
the native press. a force of 5000 Chinese troops
attacked the japanese forces guarding the Ping
Yang passes in Northwest Corea. and drove
them from their position. The Chinese were
ioined by, a large number of Coreans, who ap-
nlied for arms and assignment to the Chinese ad-
vance guard These accounts say that the next
aav the Chinese were reinforced by 1000 men
from Yi-Chow and that the combined army on
August IS engaged and defeated the Japanese at
Cbone-Ho Additional troops to the number OF
$4,000 ioined the Chinese Army on August 16. and
raxt dav another attack was made upon the
Iananese who lost 4.00c men and left a large
amount Of ammunition, baggage, etc, on the
field. -, .,,.o uo,,or.,
.,o chinese were fired upon by thirteen Japanese
warships in the Tatung River. near Huang-
Chow losing several hundred men. Subse-
onently three of the warships got aground and
49, fred upon and seriously damaged by the
Chinese artillery. ,, ,
The japanese forces retreated southward and
- nursued by the Chinese cavalry until night
ss, in On the following day General ieh, com
.nendng the Chinese Army succeeded In getting
~ ,ha rear of the Japanese, routing them after
a. - sharp fight and capturing Huang-Chow.
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BUYING 100000 NEEDLE GUNS FOR JAPAN
Vienna. Aug. ga japanese Government agent
has bought 100000 needle-suns OF the ola type IN
.,,s c,,v and IS said TO have had most of them
shipped 10 Amsterdam. whence they Will be carried
e. Tokohaml
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-30

lost their lives. and Timothy Collins fireman.
who lives at No. 3Ol East Elghth-st.. was seri-
ously injured.
The nremen had hardly gained control OF the
Rivlngton-st fire when three alarms summoned
all the available force to a fire that rapidly
eating out the interior OF tho big double tene-
ment-h house No 81 Goerck-st The flames rem
dered eighteen families. comprising nearly 100
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Der ar,,te MiAtcmdr.

Mitten i'm frDbliden, lebenslulfigell
StuDentenDiertel bDn paris, IN Der Mue
be guci, lit Elm alter griesgrdmi9er
8eisbals aus 0unger un0 Wangel an
pHeqe, eillIam llnb perlaIien auf ieiner
Million seftprbel. 2efebre, 10 lieB er
Iid lleanet, lpobnte felt sehn Sabretl
bort in einem fleinen 3inmer, CAB hDd=
ifens einen 6ranfen ben ,Sag fir feline
|Nabrung aus, Die Ct fi6 ielblf bereitete.
Seoermann bielt ibn fir lebr arm, aber
Riemano Derfebrte nit ibnl, ba er @e=
iellIhaft mieo. Sein Magenleioen lieB
.er bonn Mrmenarst bebanoeln. Nls er
einiee Sage ni6t seieben purbe, Offnete
Die Yoli5ei Die WDbnung unb fano ben
@reis toot auf feinem ihiebten gette
liegen. gr mar am Wa9enfrebs 9efor=
ben. Die Yolisei fanb aber aud cine
Millipn in Mertbpapieren uno @olD
pDr, alles in alten i1mubieen SDpfen
unb inter Qumpen beritedt. Nus ben
papieren ging aud berbor, bab Der auf
ieinem Golbbaufen perfommene @ei5=
balls elmer Der er1ten Mbelsfamilien
Sranfreids an9eb6rt.
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&5nia otto bot 8aiern.

lleber oieien ungliidli6en Siirlen
bort man na6 ldngerem llnterbru6 mie=
Der etlpas. IS Miro namlid aus Miin=
cben eei6rieben g8as ben &0llig be-
trifft, Der am 27. slpril iein As. Se=
bensiabr pollenbet bat, 10 beltano po.
einiger 3eit Die llebung in reselmdBi=
gen 3pil6enrdumen cine amtli9e aul
aratlibem 8efllnb bafirte Wtittheiluna
iiber ieinen 3ultanb 81 perOHentli6en.
N&an 1T ppn oieier Weabre5el absefom=
men, tpeil bas Bulletin INNER mieoer
| oas @lei1e beiagen nuBte. SDni9
Otto 1T felt 19 Sabren i'm 3uitanoe
tiefIten @a6nlinns friiber bier uno oa
bemertbare libte 9tugenblife lino leit
sSabren adl,sli1 peri1munOen. st lebt
in ltumpfer glDobeit babin, ein 8esen=
itano traurisen @egeniages su ieiner
llmeebung, in Der neben Der lelbitper=
fdnoli9eil sarten 6iiriorge fir ben
Granter alle gebiibrenoe ytiifli6t auf
DEN G6nig tets betpabrt piro. Sas
qeiItiqe 2eioen bat aber, abgeleben BON
boriiberoebenben fleinen St0rungen,
oas f6rperlitbe Na9enteinbefinoen faunl
su beeinflulien permo1t, 10 oaB BON
dr3tliber Seite INNER mieoer betont
wirb, es lei Dem ungliifli6en @rben Der
baDeriIden Srone bb6it pabri9einli6
nod Elm langes 2eben bel6leoen.
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Sumner mod) GcreDiten.

Wdbreno es jebt beiBt, oaB General
GpreD nd9itens naA youngstown fom=
men lueroe, batten unire Nabbarifdote
MaIlillon llno Canton lebte Wo6e oas
8ersniiserL ben unter 9anoaa iteben=
ben 6liisel ieiner 9lrmee in ibren Wfau=
era su ieben. 9ie l75 Wtann itarfe
Sruppe i9eint int aagemeinen feinen
I6lehten @inoruf gena9t su baben
uno lie bate in beiben Stdbten teinen
Snneer gu leiDen bo9 mar Die 9luf=
nabme beiberorts iebr tiibl. Ser Sub
rer &anoal, Elm ebenaliger 3eitungs=
Ieber, lit Elm tleiner, intelligent ausie=
benoer Mann, Der CUTE Sisaiplin unter
leinen 2euten bdlt. SeIien biibl1e uno
Iebr suneenfertise 6rau, flott uge=
orebt", reitet gewObnli6 on Der Spite
Der 5ruppe. 8on Canton ging Der
Wtarld na1 9lfron.
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9as ppfcr etttcr NaIait Ners
Sd)tv Tru1ta.

gBie in LETTER Wummer fur3 genleloet,
lit nad Melbungelt aus Sanger Del
5ultan BON Wfaroffo, Wfulep, 9ailan,
am Z. SUM- periforben. 9ura tlad lei
mem Mbleben murbe BON Den @enerdlen
| Der Mrlnee uno DEN Miniltern, ipel1e
ben Sultan auf feiner leBten &eile be-
aleiteten, iein Sobn 9lbDul MSi3 gum
&aiier Don WarpffO erflart.
Spdtere Na1ri1ten iiber ben SDo
bes Sultans beiaaen, Dap osrielbe Die
bier lebten Sage Dor ieirern 5Doe an
beftisem 6ieber litt, unb Dab er plDgli6
itarb, pdbrenb er nod feline lebten Bee
| feble gab. Surge 3eit porher batte ii6
grbre0en eingeliellt llnb er litt big gum
leBten 9lusenblid beftiee S1nersen.
Weiter beiBt eS, oaB SDnlptome Der
grfranfuns auf gergiftung binlpeilen,
unb es 1T fait ii6er, DAB Der Sultan
oas Opier elmer palait 0erl6mDrung
gefporoen lit. 9lls bas Soupt berielben
betra6tet man ben Gesier SiOi @barnlt,
ipel6er Dor elmer 3eibe bon Sabren bem
berltprbenen Sultan cine cirfafIifbe
S1onbsit, Die ipdfere Sultana uno
Mtutter Mboul a5is', fbenfte. Sieiem
auf ben 5bron gu belfen, mar Der 3mef
Der 8eri6m0rung, bel uel6er aud Der
MiniIter oes 9leuBern betbeiligt iein ioll.
Ser nelle Sultan i1eint iebr popular
gu Iein, Iplte Der Sbronipe6iel aber lln=
ruben berporrufen, 10 beltebt bereits
cine 9ereinbarung europdif6er Wtd1te,
an Der Spibe 5panien, 5u interpeniren.
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Scr ;, Observation-Disclosures
sd1enbaltepereim"

1T oas Mlerneueite. gr bat ieinen Sib
in Berlin unb bespedt, Die llnIitte lol6er
6erren gu befampfen, pel6e in @eiell=
ihaft in proBiger Weiie Die 6anoe in
ben 0pien su balten belieben. Wtit ge=
tpinnenber SreunDli6feit treten Die 8er=
einsmitglieber an iol9e Miiietbdter ber=
an uno bitten iie, unter 0inueis auf
bic unditetbiibe 9lrt nub Weile Der bon
ibnen aneenommenen Stelluns, I'm
einen i'm Wieoerbolungsfalle 81 erho=
benoen geitrag bon 5 pig. ge=
reits i'm eriten Monat bate Der yerein,
fpel6er iein Sauptauartier in einem
2ofal am Sonboifsplab bat, einen 2ai=
lenerfols BON 8 Marf rs pfennine err
aielt. Die einaebenben @eloer iollen
gu ditbetii9en 3peden ueriuenoet tper-
ben.
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Gin erfrenli6cs Neinltat.

Serr Sobn q. Snapp, Elm gea6teter
8iirser BON ct. Sames, Snb.. ma6t
fplgenben 8eitrag CUR @eihi6te pon
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