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round Friend Of Cleveland.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3o.-P. W. Reader. n
resident of Grand Rapids, Iowa, gave tcs-
,imony in the Hawaii investigation to-day.
He Is a strong sympath1cr with President
Cleveland's policy. lilo declared that
American lives were not IN Ieoparlywho
the marines landed from tho Boston.
Reader also failed to see any excuse Tor
tho declaration of the American protcc-
toratc over the islands, except for the pur-
pose of preserving the Dole government.
lie declared the natives preferred the na-
tive government, and as the voters among
them numbered about y 10 !, b" was of
the opinion that they should control. lie
did no, think that after the effort to sub
vert the constitution tho queen should
have been permitted 10 continue her
reign, but should have been arrested and
punished and hor niece raised 10 the
throne.
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TO render assistance to the insurgent feet,
mas given rise TO tie report that he Is
dead.
The commanders OF the l6 warships
here, including Ave American and four
English and French, have sent a message
to Admiral Benham coigratu!ating him
upon his prompt action. The Austrian
commander cleared his ship and made
ready 10 help the American admiral in
case help was necessary.
RIO DE JANEIRo, Jan. 30.-Alarming re.
ports have been received Of government
disasters at Cur.,aba, Paranagua and
Antonina. Il is stated that these places
have been captured by the insurgents and
that the government troops fed, aban.
donlng their arms aud munitions of war.
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NO pElI " REACHED.
y. i. EmpIoyes 5 iH considering tito Re
criv.r,' tnswer.

y. j. Employes : Ia considering tho Re
criyrr,' inswer.
Special Dispatch TO the standard.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 30.-Tho Northern Pa
ciilc employees have given no intlmltlon
yet rs to whether they will accept tho
notifications TO the schedules offered by
the receivers. They arc still discussing
the matter among themselves. Some Of
them are inclined TO hold out for the full
extent OF their demands. Should the men
decide not TO accept the notifications, IL
will remain open with the receivers
whether 10 apply TO the court TO have them
put into effect or to continue working
under the present schedules. II is, OF
course, privilege of the men themselves
to apply To the court for the establishment
of the schedule which they deem them
selves entitled "a, but mono oi them arc pre-
pared TO say whether they arc contem-
plating such action. Tho receivers are
resting in the confidence that after full
consideration OF tho situation, the men
will acknowledge the juslness of thc
notifications which arc offered, aEd
accept them.
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IN TIL SENATE.
sherman Endorses CarIisle's nond Issue
Federal Election Repeal.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3O.-The senate has
finally named day when a final vote
will be taken on the bill to repeal the fed
eral election law. After another long
colloquy between Gray and Chandler, tho
republicans consented that the general
debate on tue measure close next Tues
day at 4 D. m. After that hour amend
menis may be presented and passed upon.
but the final vote must be taken before
the adjournment OF the senate on that
day.
The bond question came up in the sem
ate again and after a long debate went
over by unanimous consent until to-mor-
row. A significant feature Of the discus
sion was the firm stand taken by Sher-
man in favor of the authority OF Carlisle
to issue bonds. The gold reserve, he de-
clared, is a fund which should be pre-
served inyiolate, and lie thought IT was
even mandatory rather than discretionary
with nrlislc TO sell nj least sufficient
bonds TO restore the gold reserve. At tho
conclusion OF Shcrmap's remarks, Quay
introduced an Amendment tue purport Of
which was declaration that the secretary
OF the treasury had no power to issue
bonds except to provide for the relemp-
ton OF legal tender notes of the United
States presented AT the sub-trcasury IN
the city OF New York.
Dubois, as q substitute, presented tho
following: "Res0ired, That it is the sense
of tue senate that the secretary of the
treasury has no authority under existing
| law 10 issue aud sell bonds Of the United
| States except such as conferred upon him
/ hy the ac, approved January Il, ls5J; and
/ money derived from the sale Of bonds
| issued under that act cannot be lawfully
used for any other purpose except ior that
| provided therein Tins resolution seemed
10 meet with favor,
II approve of that resolution said
| sherman. Teller said; I'll We hnY,
reached a point where the iSsuo Of bund'
| is necessary for current expenses. then
/ congress must provide means and lcgis!a
/ ton Tor the issue of such bunds.' 1ellol
/ attributed the financial depression TO th,
repeal Of the Sherman act aui not I,
tariff legislation.
Chandler introduced two amendments
to the elections repeal bill. the first pro
yiding that the hlg Of tho United STATE
and the words For representative in con
Ercss," lee stamped on every box for th'
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LONDON, Jan. S0.-Ambassador Bayard
said regarding the BRAZILIAN affair, that
Rear Admiral Beuhnm's action, as re-
ported. does not indicate political inter
ference. Ii seems TO nave been simply a
defensive measure. The latest news re-
cciycd hero inGicatcd what was likely tn
happen. I'm my opinion. it is the duty OF
ships Of any power 10 protect merchant
men. cannot, therefore. think it likely
that there will be any objection made by
any other power to Beuham's action"
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AROUND THE WORLD.

LoSpoS, Jan 3o.-A dispatch from Old
ham says: The Rye Mil company's coi-
ton mil of 5000 spindles has been de-
struyed by fre. Loss, 10000.
WAsHryoroN. Jau. 3o.-L.eut. j. Watt
son OF the 10Th U. ). cavalry has been de-
tailed agont at the Crow agency, Mon
tana; wee W. H. Wymau, removed.
ST. PgrERsBUGG, Jan. 9.-The czar Is
somewhat better, though his rest was dis
turbed by coughing. HIS temperature
this morning. is fraction over 100 de-
grves.
PuILApELPHIA, Jan. SO.-ln the suit
brought By lhc government TO test the
Legality Of the sugar trust absorption OF
the big rchneries Judge Butler to-day
decided in favor of Iho trust. As the case
i, a test one. il is believed an appeal to
the supreme court will bc taken.
ST.. PAIL. Jan. 3O.-Co!. William Henry
Harrison Taylor, for the past IL years
state librarian OF Ninnesoia, died this
morning after linger.ng illness. aged 80
lie was private secretary OF President
William Henry Harrison and married one
o! tue presidents daughters to whom he
was rcla ed AS second cousin. He served
with distinction in the Ohio cavalry during
the war OF the rebellion.
GUEDoS, Ark, Jan. SO.-News has Just
been received Of free for all fight with
revOlycrs and knives AT a country dance
SATURDAY night at the house Of James
Forbes, near A.yina, Clark county. The
Ng4i grow out OF free indulgence in a
bad Uual.ty of whlskey. Before il was
ended Lewis Jones, Charles Ross and sam
Powell were killed, and Walker Jones aud
sam Jones probably faially wounded.
several others were more or less seriously
gut ar slDl.
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LONDON. Jan. SO.-The leading newspa-
pers generally commend the action Of
Admiral Benham IN Rio Harbor. The
Stand iri say The blockade has been bro
ken up as far as American vessels are
concerned, and concludes that Bcnbam's
example will be generally followed by the
other naval officers at Rio. The Tsieyraph
says there will he very general sympathy
with the Americans ia their determination
not to permit commerce TO he absolutely
crippled by the wanton and lratrcidal
Brazilian struggle.
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WHAT TOD WITH HIM.
re Gam, Represents No Government
aud Must lie Considered , Pirate.

anu Au-t lie considered firhie'
WAsHISGToy, dan. 3).-The question
occasioned by the dispatches this after
noon as 10 what the United States govern
meni would do with DE Cana and his
forces il he has surrendered Io Benhan,
is exciting considerable interest in OF
flcial circles here. The statement that he
may have SO surrendered is credited. II
is supposed that If he has surrendered, he
did So with some assurances or promise
from the American admiral. Tho officials
are wondering what promises may have
been made, and whether Or not Bcnham
may have promised TOO much. Dc Cana,
1t is said, has violated none of the laws OF
the United states aud could not be turned
over TO the Brazilian government by tins
government.
Referring TO the Brazilian situation,
Senator Sherman said: AS Admiral d.
Cana is the head of band of insurgents
and represents no org inizsd government,
II will not be ncCessary TO declare war al
all, hut he and followers can toe treated -
pirates. | don't court war, but when We
get into IL, am for fighting IL out"
Quay exclaimed: "A war on and no
money in the trcasury?n and added:
I'VE shall have TO protect our interests in
Brazilian waters at any rate"
ii hope" said Cullom, "the American
war ships will knock them into the deep
blue sea-
Upon reading the dispatches, Gray OF
the foreign relations committee, said: II
have great confidence in Benham, and in
his decre;ion and nerve. lie is a man who
has impressed me most iavorahly. am
sure he will protect American interests.
i think he has done the proper thing so
far, and believe his course will continue
to be such as TO commend the support OF
, the American people"
Secretary Herbert admitted tonight
that he had been in correspondence with
Admiral Benham, but he was not willin:
10 discuss the substance of the cores
pondcncc. He said be had received no in
! formation of De Gama's surrender.
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congressional ballot. The second arnsud-
ment requires the clcc,oa judges to make
up and publicly declare the result OF the
congressional election in theis precinct
Immediately after the close of the poll.
The senate then adjourned.
Perkins of California presented petit
tion from i0,o10 wool growers IN California,
irrespective Of political party, against the
reduction OF the duty on wool. Washburne
OF Minnesota presented petition from
GOO citizens of Minnesota protesting
against free iron ore.
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THEY SAY HES SURRENDERED.
Tho Rothschilds CInim to Have Trust
worthy inforintii0.

worthy Inform ,iioi
LONDON. Jan. SO-The Rothschild hang
ing house has received n dispatch from
Rio Janeiro saying that Admiral ID 10 Cana
has surrendered. Dispatches from Rio
say that at 10 this morning Admiral De
Cana, having opened fire on one of the
American warships, sharp engagement
followed, with the result that De Cana
surrendered. Baron Rothschild SAID
TO the associated press that his
cable announcing tho surrender
OF Admiral De Cana came rom
the most reliabla source. lle had 10
reason to doubt lis accuracy. The Bra2 l.
ian minister said he had he doubt that tho
of the revolt is only a question Of a few
days. The highest official in the British
foreign Office expressed his opinion that
De Gamas surrender 10 the United States
admiral was the easiest way out oil the
difficulty. The chief question was what
would Admiral Benham do with him. He
could not very well surrender him To
peNoto 10 be sho, and could not very well
feed De- Glma's followers indefinitely.
BuENOs AYRTs, Jan. "D.-lt is reported
here affairs AT RIO Jauciro are in a most
critical situation. Heavy firing is reported.
1t is said the United States war vessels
nave been engaged, with the result, nc.
cording 10 one report, that Admiral DE
CANA has surrendered; another that he
has withdrawn his ships from Rio bay.
Tho report is not confirmed, bat there
seems no doubt serious events have hap
pened there and that tho American adj
miral has taken energetic steps TO protect
American interests. The latest reports is
De Cana is prisoner in the hands of
Peixoto. Il is also reported the insurgent
man-ol-war fired on tue American fleet
and the latter returned the compliment.
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HELD FOR OF.
The situation In Pcnnsyivania's Troubled
Coal Regions.


PiTTsBrRG. Jan. 3o.-The men arrested
for riot in the Mansfield region were to-
day all held for trial. and 10 minutes later
the grand jury found true bills against tho
entire party, and II possible, the cases
will bc called in cburt this week and rail-
roaied through.
MANSFIELD, Pa, Jan. Sat- a meeting
Of employees to-day the foreigners refused
TO accept 65-cent rate aud the English
speaking miners agreed 10 take what they
could get. Ninety men will go in tenor
row and the foreigners threaten TO stop
them. and the men will be armed aud
guards will be stationed about the works
10 repel an attack If one is made. Twenty
five deputies were withdrawn from hero
this evening aud others will be discharged
tomorrow u there u no disorder.
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TEERE HAuIE, Ind, Jan. 30.-Grand
Master Sargent. OF tho brotherhood of
Locomotive FircmVn. returned tonight
from Washington, where he had a consult
tation with Senator Voorhees, and Repre-
sentative McCann Of Illinois. 4 bill will
be prepared and soon introduced IN both
branches OF congress to prevent federal
judges from restraining railroad employees
from striking. Sargent will meet the
grand officers of the brotherhood at ST.
Paul Thursday, when final action will he
taken on the injunction in the Northern
Pacific case.
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SALT LAKE. Jan. Sl.-John RUrs.,
ranchrgau Ia Mllad, Idaho, suspected his
wife Of undue intimacy with Morgan G.
Morgan. ucishhor, aud after quarrel
with her went for Morgan and shot him
dead. Hurst was arrested,
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WAVED TIL REo FLAG.


New Yark's Unemployed.
NEW loEx, Jan. 31.-Thc great meeting
of tho unemployed in Madison square
Garden tonight developed into "a social
Isle gathering at Iich the rcd nag was
waved frequently. Twenty thousand
people were present. Samuel Gompyrs
aud Dr.. Rliueslord were among the
speakers. When Professor Drlcon. tho
well-k nowu socialist. spoke. red flags were
Haunted and Wild excitement prevailed.
Resolutions were adopted demanding
work.
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Nn NomInnlLen N liL..I..IrrI.

JACKSON. Miss, I,n. ~. The senatorial
caucus rcsultcI-iGth ballot: Campbell.
-: McLaurlu, -; Taylor, 3G; Lowcry, ~;
stone, ~.
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II, nr.tnn NallenaI nank.

WASHINGTON, Jan. aO.-The comptroller
Of currency has declared the nrst dividend
of 20 per cent. for The creditors Of the
lusolvent Livingston National bank of
Livingston, Mont.
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PARIS. Jan. 8l-7:3D a, m.-Thc oNccu-
,iou of valiant will not take place to-day.
In expectation that II would, the Place dc
Ia ROuqgctte was crowded all night.
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POWDER BURNS
Uncle Sam Takes a
Hand in the Game.
SHOTS ARE EXCHANGED
Admiral Benham Su;tains the Dignity
Of lha Stars and Stripes
DE CANA MAY SURRENDER
The English, French and Austrian
Commanders in Rio Fay Ccmpll-
ment Benham Upon His Prompt
and Vigorous Action.
SHOTS ARE EXCHANGED
DE CANA MAY SURRENDER

WASHING roN, Jan. 3l.-At q late hour
tonight the following details from official
adviees of the navy department arc
learned concerning Tho incidents Oh tho
9th at Rio. Previous to the aJth Admiral
Benham had communicated with De CANA
warning him against firing upon the
American ships, and refusing TO allow tho
!nsurgeIt commander the excuse that he
had given warning concerning where the
danger line was. The commanders of
three American ships, having signiiied a
desire TO go TO the wharvcs on the morn
ing of the 29ih, the American admiral
sent word that bo would convey them.
lie also sent word 20 De CANA to that eff
iect. Two ships were conveyed TO the
wharves by the Detroit, tho insurgcnt
war ships following them.
When nearly at the wharf and while a
tug was taking the cable ashore, the in
surGent warships oped fire, sending a vol
Icy OF musket shot under the bow of the
tug. The Detroit answered with q warn.
ing shot, and the insursent ship sent q
shot over the Detroit. The Detroit in re-
ply sent shell, which reached a portion
of the stern OF the insurgent ship. doing
little damage. The insurgent commander
then Hired warning broadsde TO lee
ward. in the opposite direction from
which the Detroit lay. This was ans
wered by another shot from the Detroit.
The insurgents si-nalled that unless the
Detroit ceased firing, they, the insur-
gents would sink the American ship. The
language used by tho American admiral
in answer to this signal was of such ma
ture that the incident closed for that day
and the ships were allowed TO 60 in.
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Our Watch and Diamond Stock Is
enormous. Not equaled in Mon
tsna All lines full; altogether too
full for eZl sting conditions of trade.
Tne excellent quality Of the stock
we carry is well known. Our ne
cessity makes your opportunity.
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oes Strcites biIoeten Die uculiheu
0empfrutiIteu Brimdrwablen. Die
auire9uns bier lit NrOB lnO es weroen
nod weItere llnauleDmliGieitsn be.
tlir1tet
Wta iiillon o, q. Sept.
@emaltige slufreguug muroe bcute
ourt Die gtadrid)t perEria1t, ooB 800
farbi9e 8ru6eEarbeiter bon Nirming=
9am auf Dem g8e9e bierDer ieien uno
oaB 1000 ueitere 9ieger IN ocu nddIten
Sa9en BON Slrlnilgbam auibrcben
milroeu. Ger StQat9ueruittler 9iibpp,
Der geltern nit elmer 2lliaDl 6ruben-
benBer uno Den TiIDrern Der Streiter
elne SeratbunA 0bDielt, boift md, Den
9lusItdno bellegeu Su t0nuen. Gie
@rubenbeIBer bntttn Otu Gori1la9 9e=
md6t, oab, ialls Die @tubenarbeter
Iit) nit 65 6cn.5 begnii1en wuroen,
Der Srieoc geiUiolien wcroen tOnnte.
Die Streiter DeDGrreu jeoo1 auI ibrer
6oroerlug BON 75 Gents.
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Mig Y1ilipp 9pbert uno Seroinonb
tSran3. llno bier So6ter entipronen.
Ger 8raf bon 9nris Sat feline Grins
nerungen an Den aner!faniI1en Silr=
gertrIeg in SuhIOrn IerUusge9eben
uMo nt aub 0ls ndtionul=otonomilher
SAriitlteller betbdtigt.
Ger @r5repolu55er Grispi
pDn Stn!irn Fat ii6 alIo betebrt! Sn
9ieapel bCt er einc &eoe gebalten, ,pelhe
in gan; europa Seniation erre9t.
Sie ojeiclli6uft = ia9tc er = our6=
lduft cine ernltc Grilis. Sine Grilis,
IN Der man oNs 3ulammenseben Der
beloen 9lutoritaten, Der biiraerliAel
uro religi0lell, iuilnI6cn muB. 9lus
Dem uutcrltcn Nb9runoe babe lit cine
ru6lpIe Sette erboben, Die ben @abl=
lpruhs .&eiu @ott, feline Serrl9ait!"
auf i6r 9auuer 9eIhriebsn babe. Sie=
les lh9e9euer rnilIle ppn alien patripti=
iben Siirgern in geIhlOliener Soloa=
tcnoronung be.implt werOsn. stuf ibr
Sanusr aber lpaten lie, geraoe i'm 6e=
9enlnB 81 lcncn TludluilrOisen 9narbi=
item, Ole 9eoIIe ibreiben: yllnler 0Ott.
unier &Gni9 mo unier gaterlaho."
SaB ous 'pl9em Munbe, bemertt bn,ll
Die ,,glmerita," iol6e 9&orte tommen.
lit in Der Sb0t ganS erltaunlib. Der
alte 6reuno Naribaloi's, elmer Der GrS=
perIhwOrer Neu=Staliens, Der gtibts
9laubt uno gllles fiir erlaubt bait,
maht auI einmal 9egen Die 9lnarbilieu
6ront! Mtan lit wirtli1 perillbt Sl
glauben, baB Das jiinglte elttentat aui
Den Bremler ibm auf einm0l ell 2ibi
ilber uerIAieoeue Siuse auiseitett babe.
9lnberieits miro inbeB Odrauf aufmert-
Jam Demabt, oaB Gri&pi ii9 sleId bej
Der SilOuns Ieines lebigen cabinets ii
sans lbuli6er Weiie ertlart babe.
Sadlia lit Die Recommendation De:
GrSDeri9iuOrers ia ridtig. @enn oi(
biir9erlibe uno religi6ie glutoritGt nib
suIammsngeben, 10 oiirite Die geiammt'
notwithstanding Dem nilililtilher
Tanatisnus sur geute iallsu. Gint
Seritdnoisung sluiiben Dem miloge'
linnten jeyt resiersnOen 9aplte uno Der
ppiitii0en Tertretern Gteu=Staliens ldg'
aber teineswegs .auberbalb Der 8renSer
Der W09lidteit. e8as ueriblilge E:
Dem md6tigen Heihe, tpenn es ). ..
Die Seoninil1e Staot uno einen ibma.
len Streiien am Siberltrome ibren
llripriinglihen SeIiBer Slrildgdbe
glber 6rispi lit nidt Der Mann, ben
Die beioen srpBen 9ibtun9en @ertrauer
su ibentsu i'll Stanoe mdren. gSenr
er etmas peripriht, 10 nimmt man, aui
Gruno irilberer Griabrrlngen, an. oaf
er lii9t. g8enn er aber gar Die gtotb4
ipenpigteit berporbebt, oaB Die ltaatlib'
Sronuna lib alli 6eredtisteit uni
gtGtltenliebe begriinoe, 10 entItebt cir
ibullenoes Sobn9eldbter.
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Sclcgrapbiide Scpeidcm
SnIano.
9ltlautu. @u., 20. Sept.

9ltl an Il, Gju.. 20. Sept.
6Oreit 6roplep, Der Geibdltsiiibrer
Der GDspell 'lben @Olllplnnerei, puroe
geltern NtOraen ermoroet in einem 6e=
blllbe in Ger 9tdDe oes lSeltpiew Erieo-
bpIes aui9eiunoen. llmltanosbeweiIe
beutcu tart aui gEil GRpers als einen
Der 9ioroer bin. Der Sewe99runo
sum- ItDroe mar &anb, benn Gro.ulep
bate aeltem 500 bel ii1, uno Mpers
bate i'm belpo0en, bon GOspell nab
Der Staot su tommen. Ger Grmproets
mar ilberreoet mprbell, cine Spa;ier=
iabrt su mahelt uno wdbrcno oerielben
luuroe Die Sbat be9angen. Yipers
miro permiBt. uno man 9laubt, oaB er
lIb arI Dem 9Sege nab cincinnati be-
fiuoct. no iein Gater emit elmer bon
Eintcrtons 8ebclmpOliSllten mar. gr
lit mu 10 SABRE alt mo Wtit9lieo Der
,,6Ote 6itD 8uaro". Gbarles SDnes.
eiu Sreuno bon MDtrs uno eln Neiie
pes Gpun9eliitsu Gam lSoles, wuroe
ais Der ltitldulo Derod0tlg in Sait
genpmnen, ertl1rt nbcr, oaB er ilber
pcn gtoro niAt oas @eriuglte iueiB.
SaratOga, gt. D., Is. Sept.
SrOB Der ipdten Stlrnoe, 81 welber
| iitb 9eitern glbeno bic mclIten Eolititer
sur 3tube be9aben, mar bellte Mpr9en
Dpb ,Scoer irilb aiti Den Seinen unr
;ur glrbeit bereit. Soiuie Die Sriib.
ltilfSltllnoe npriiber mar, ginN Die SOL.
teruanoeruna bon clnem Sauptquartiel
sum uuoereu log. Sas Wtetta Der gro.
sen Webrhcit mar 3immer Np. n i,
Dem Sptel. no Sbpmns 6. Ylutt bi,
| 6llbrer Der Sclcgationen enplin9 UNI
lie nit boni9iiibeu gSorten tractirte
Mprtpns SieutenGnts UerliAertcR gllleu,
Die lirb naCb Der Situation ertrnoi0ten,
oaB oer gy.@icssPrdlIosnt Der Der
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glusIauO.

Sie neulibe &aiierreO e
erregt gepilie Sidttcr in 3rutiblanS
aub jeBt nod in bobcm oiraoe. Sim
seine 3eitunsen belpreben oa5 SbemG
bon allen Seiten uno tomusn babel sr
ben wunoerliblten S1lilneu, mie Deuu
Der ySannOperiNe 6ourier bas oiii=
siDie nationalliberale Slatt, ,pelbes
aud MiQuel oes Selteren sll &lno9es
bun9en benuBt, Die oar9elc9ten slnlid)>
ten oes iu9enoli6en Serribers als De-
mpnltratipn seaen Gaprioi auslest.
Ser oeutibe Gei1stan3ler bate ieDp1
Die Shwieri9teIt iiberWunoen lmp
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