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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-19
4 NEW HAVEN CLUB.
Ted Sullivan, Baseball Manager, Arranging to Have New Haven Team tn the Att lantic League Next Season.

Ted Sullivan, Baseball Manager, Arranging
 to Have New Haven Team in the Att
 lantic League Next Season.
 Ted Sullivan, the baseball manager, has just visited this city and has big hopes of having a New Haven baseball team in the Atlantic league next sea- son. He visited the Hubingers, owners of Elm City Driving park, and confer red with them. They made him offers of very favorable terms as to the use of the grounds. Ted proposes to have for the New Haven team most of the players he,has had out in Texas. The circuit will include New Haven, Hart ford, Bridgeport, Newark, Jersey City, Paterson and Wilmington.
 WILL PLAY WITH LOUISVILLE.
 James B. Donnelly of this city, who was captain and third baseman on the Springfield baseball team last season, has been drafted by the Louisville team of the National league. He will play third base on the Louisville team next season. Under his captaincy the Springfields won the championship of the Eastern league this year. making a fine record for the season. His good all-around work attracted the attention of baseball men generally, and it was an assured fact before the close of the season that his services would be claim ed by one of the National league teams for 1896.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-19
4 SILYER WEDDING.

Celebrated by MT. and Mrs. L. M. Wilcox
 Last Evening-A Pleasant Occasion-
 Many Valuable Gifts and a Large Com
 pany.
 Last evening MT. and Mrs. L. M. Will cox celebrated the twenty-fifth anniver- sary of their marriage. A large com pany was present and the guests pass ed the evening in a social way, with dancing and music. Miss Sharpe sang several selections and Atwater's orches- tra, stationed in the back parlor, fur nished music for the dancers. Refresh ments were served in the dining room. The presents received by MT. and Mrs. Wilcox were numerous and valuable, and were displayed in one of the par lors.
 Among those present were MT. and Mrs. W. F. Wilcox of Deep River, Mrs. William A. Beers, MT. and Mrs. George Hurd, MT. and Mrs. Richard H. Tyner, Mrs. c. c. Lyon, Mrs. Hillard and son, MT. and Mrs. N. Adams, Mir. and Mrs. B. Armstrong, Airs. Ryder and daugh- ter of Hartford, MT. and Mrs. George Bailey, Miss Nettie Miller of Meriden. Mrs. A. Blatchley, Miss Cornweu of Middlefield, MT. and Mrs. Burton Batch- eller, Miss Deary, Mrs. and Miss Rob- erts, Dr. and Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Beardsley of Hartford.
 About seyenty-fye persons were pres ent.
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Yours truly, II. MAITLAND KERSEY.


 The following preamble and resolu- tlon, offered by MT. Ledyard, were adopted unanimously;
 Whereas, The London Field has late ly made public certain charges purport- ing to have been made by the Earl of Dunraven in reference to the recent Amerlcas cup races, sailed under the challenge of the Royal Yacht Squadron; and
 Whereas, This club Is of the opinion that notwithstanding the extraordinary conduct of the Earl of Dunraven in re- spect to the time and manner of making such charges it is due to it's honor and dignity that suitable action should be taken in relation thereto.
 Resolved, That Messrs. J. Pierpont Morgan, William c. Whitney and George L. Rivers are hereby appointed com mittee with power in their discretion to add to their number, to whom the mat ter of said charges is hereby referred; and the said committee shall have full power to represent this club in refer ence to the matter and to take, on be- half of the club, any action which may seem to be proper in the premises,
 After the adoption of the resolution the club adjourned. The committee vii in all probability inform Lord Dun raven of their appointment and ask if he desires to be present at the inquiry which they will make in reference to his charges. George l.. Rivers is an ex-assistant secretary of state and Q we'll known member of the legal frater- nifty of this city.
 Lord Dunraven has cabled his will ingness to come to America to back up his charges.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-19
Governmental Case KYnn.

Washington. Nov. 1S.-The Western Union Telegraph and the Union Pacific companies won one governmental case in the supreme court of the United States to-day, the opinion being deliv- cred by Justice Harlan. In this case in 1888 the government sued in the southern district of New York to recov- CT S12, ,495 paid for the transmission of telegrams over the Union Pacific wires operated by the Western Union, which, by act of 1878, should have been re- tained by the government and applied in part to the interest account of the railroad company with the United States and in part to the sinking fund.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-19
sufferinr from Hysteria.

Mrs Alice Farrell, wife of James J. Farrell of 1Ss Franklin street, was last evening. upon the advice of Dr. Klenkes taken to the hospital. She was suffer- ing from hysteria. Yesterday morning in the city court she appeared against her husband, who is charged with non- support, but the case was continued until December IS. Mrs. Farrell desires the custody of her baby, but the court did not see fit to so decree, as the child is now being cared for by Farrell's par- 'ents. The physicians at the hospital are of the opinion that the woman's ill., ness has been caused by her family troubles.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-19
BUSY WITH THE ESTTlT4TEs.
Board of Finance Held a Lengthy Session
 Last Night.

LASt Night.
 The board of finance last evening held a lengthy session considering the estimates of the police, fire and lamp departments of the city government. Superintendent Smith and Commission CTS Prince and Moran were present in the interests of the police department Chief Kennedy and Commissioners Walker and Wines for the fire depart ment and Alderman Lambert and Lamp Inspector Hopkins in the inter- ests of the lamp department.
 The police estimates were taken up first and considered item by item The estimates of this department call for $177,705.75 for payroll, $2,7S5 for police alarm, $2O0 for horses, s65O for wagon and harness repairs, $1,O0O for a new ambulance, $1,200 for forage, $1500 for sundries, $500 for special detective ser vice, $1,040 for reporting stations. The department also asks for twelve more men with which to properly guard the interests of the city. The total amount asked for by the department is $780, 68O75
 The estimated expenses of the fire department amount to 69,997. Of this amount $95,17 is for payroll, S1,750 for fire alarm telegraph, s1,So0 for twenty four new boxes, $3,O00 for general re- pairs to houses and apparatus, s4500 for forage, $1,5O0 for horses, $2,75O for new hydrants, $3,0OO for sundries, $2OOO for underground condmts and cables, $500 for illuminated dials for clock on No. 1 Engine house, Howard avenue, $15,000 for station, apparatus and sal- aries Twelfth ward, s16,000 for lot, sta ton, apparatus and salaries Tenth ward and s16,000 for lot, station, appar- atus and salaries Fourth ward.
 The lamp department asks for SS3, ,39S, as against s75, S07. 50 received last year. Of this amount SAT ,523 is wanted for electric lights, $1SOOO for gas lamps, SIP, 900 for naphtha lamps, and S2,500 for lighting public buildings.
 In executive session the members of the board took no decided action, but will submit their report to the court of common council later in the month.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-19
LIVELY EPISODE PREDICTED.
A Wayward Girl Declares She VIII Not Ga
 Home.

A Wayward Girl Declares She VIII Not Go
 Home.
 Bridgeport, Nov. 1S.-There is every indication that the Atlantic hotel, this city, will be the scene of a lively epi- sode early tomorrow morning. Regis- tered is 8 young girl from Ho1yoke. Mass Her name is Louise Bolt and she is the daughter of wealthy manu- facturer of that city.
 On Saturday the girl left her homo in company with "a bookmaker. They went to Washington, D. C., and there the girl was deserted, and she returned to New York and thence took a train this evening from that city.
 It happened that on the same train was a Mir. Robinson, a business part ner of the girls father. He recognized her and questioned her. He tried to induce her to return to Massachusetts, but she refused and left the train at this city. MT. Robinson also alighted at this station and went with the girl to the Atlantic hotel. where she regis- tered as Mrs. C. F. Robbins of Cin- cinnati.
 MT. Robinson telephoned the girls father and he will reach Bridgeport at 5 o'clock in the morning. Louise says she will not go home with him as she is of age and can do as she pleases. She refuses to talk of herself and Mrs Robinson is also reticent.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-19
NOT CHECKING MASSACRES
THERE Ts NO CENTRAL AUTHoRrTY
 AGAINST THE LOWER MASSES,

What Has Been Done in the Armenian
 Affair Has Met With Little Success
 There is Reason to Hope That the Ar.
 menians Are Now Getting the Upper
 Hand-Sultan In & Passion.
 London, Nov 1S.-The Standard will tomorrow publish dispatch from Con- stantinople saying there no central authority has been doing it's utmost to check the massacres, but owing to the unframed passions of the lower classes of Moslems and the absence of sufficient force to restrain the Kurds and also to the defiant attitude of the Seitouan Ar menians 1t has met with little success. All the valis have been kept for hours at the telegraph stations listening to the severest instructions favored with the strongest invectives from the pal ace.
 There is reason to- hope that they ara getting the upper hand in Armenia, ex- cept in the southwestern corner of the Seitouan district. There the Armeniana who are in open revolt have destroyed many Moslem villages and treated the inhabitants with the same nameless barbarity that has been practiced by the Turks elsewhere.
 The sultan yesterday instructed the ministers to draw up a plan for the mobilization of 500,000 troops. The financial situation is such that such a request is almost grotesque. Neverthe- less the ministers. are compelled to com ply and some sore of a scheme will be elaborated Respectful hints as to the want of money made to the sultan threw him into al passion. The result was several of the ministers resigned, but their resignations were not ac- cepted.
 More revolutionary placards have been posted about the city, and letters of similar import dIave found their way to the sultan's table. The opinion seems to be gaining ground that the Armenians have so stl1ltified them selves that the powers are not likely to take steps to coerce the sultan un7 til the measures that are being tried shall have proved futile or a fresh outbreak occurs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-19
YALg LAW SCHOOL NEVIS.

The Kent club debate last evening was on Resolved, That the taxes of the United States government should be derived solely from articles not ac- tlral necessaries." Affirmative-Knae- bel '96, Sladden '97 Negative-Atkins '96, Hickey '97.
 The subject of next weeks debate will be Resolved, That party allegi- ance In politics is preferable to inde- pendent action"
 The junior class picture is out, and is a very fine one. It is much larger than that of last years juniors and will make a handsome remembrance for the boys of their first year in the Law school
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-19
Collision on Broadway.

William H. Maynard of the annex while inebriated drove through Broad way and ran into another team driven by Jacob Greenbaum, breaking aI wheel of the latter vehicle. The force of the collision threw Maynard out and ha fell on his ear, splitting it. He was ar rested last evening by Officer Lawler. Dr. c. E. Park attended him.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-19
Struck bv aTrain.

Charles Fulton, twenty-one years olds whose home is said to be in Toronto1 was struck by a freight train in An- sonia yesterday and injured so badly that he was brought ito the hospital in this city. He will be laid up a few weeks.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-19
Outbreak in Arabia.

Alden, Nov. 1S-A serious outbreak has occurred in Yernan, the principal division of Arabia. The Turks are now inside the walls of the town of Sana, which is closely invested by the. Arabs.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-19
Death of Pascal HYfthey.

Pascal Withey, seventy-two years old, died at the hospital last evening after lingering illness from heart disease. He was member of the United church and the society will take charge of the remains
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-19
BerIo Broke a Record.

Louisville, Nov. 1S.-At Fountain Ferry this afternoon D. J. Berlo of Bos- ton broke the two mile flying start record, paced by a quintet and quad. He made the first mile in Ills Is and the two miles in 3:4S Is, breaking the record of S:4S made by Cox a few days ago.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-19
Ready for a Fight,

Fl Paso, Tex, Nov. 1S.-Dan Stuart left tonight for Dallas, where he will sign Fitzsimmons for fight in Juarez with either Corbett or Maher. Every thing has been arranged with the Chi huahua authorities.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-08
9sr. 5S.

dem 3pedc Die Seriualtung oeIelbeu
audi ble 8enueung scr &raititattOn tit
oen Inibauungsunterridt sur Serfus
aung geltcGt bat, Soh iit e5 nldt Die
ullcInt9e 2l6ltht, Die 0tOtorlcntc ilber
Nelen uno Nirfcn Der elettrllhen
Grlebtrait in miiiCnifaitltter 9Seiic ;u
untsrri9ten, Die YOrrdse iinO aud fur
6a8 BuhIltEm iIberbaupt bere6net, iiir
ale Oiticniqen, wcldc in ibrem SeruIc
aus Der SeuutniB Der Glettri;itGt unO
threr pIelf0hen 2lnweuOuu9en uuf Dem
@sblete Der Schuit 9tueen Siebcn f0uz
men. lln0 baS iinO ibrer Giele, Oeun in
ait ale 8roouftton5, uu0 inoultrlelle
@rwerb6;weiQe btusln eritrcft iidI Die
Seoeutung oe5 mGttlgcn 9flpalcu Oe5
0ampfes, Der bcreit5 cincm neueu 3eitz
after isinen 9tamcn ;u geben begOnnen
bat.
Der Dor elnigcn Sngsn gemu6te
Ser II d., bent DE Stn9OO9el
in SregOn ciu;ubiirgcru, iheiut
6urhuus seluu9en 3u ieiu, oenn Serr
s. 6. 6lii9er, Der Sctretar ocS betreIienz
oen Sereius, tb,llt. nit, oaB oe aus
9eletten osutIhen Eerheu, welfe i'm
,Scrblt peridwunOeu pareu, ;uriids
acfebrt ieien, aliO leSeniaQ8 in iIOGhen
SQn0eru Ibermtntert babtn. .3u Ounz
Oerten ioqen lie in Der llm9eQtnO BON
EortlanO eiu9ctrOien Iein unO luiti9
aui Ocn 2Sieieu uno 6eloeru ibre 2Seiz
len trllIeru. 9Iber uidt uur nit 2erhen
iou Oleler SerIud, Die llcblthen Sewobs
ner Der oeutIden 2lueu uno l8dloer bel
uu5 beimiih Su MAIDEN. crfOlgreid 9es
weicn icin, iOuOern audi falt l6mmtlidc
auoere aus 0eutltlano cin9eiHbrttu
Sluqoo9el iOQen iih N Oregon elu9es
Icbt babeu. Ntau NIL Oaber ieet perz
iuden, audi Die &0nigin uller Sin9s
UOgel, Gie 9tadtlgaQ, nah SresOu III
brtngen, natbcm perihieocne iolde Sers
iuae friibcr iebI9cI9lagen iinO. 3H
blelem Sriibiabr nod lUlrO clne Sen'
oung oteier Gbtertcn ans DeEtiblauo
inter SeObad)tuug 9anj bclOnocrer SOrz
ii6tSmaBrcgeln ab9eben. 9Sa6 III Ore
sOu m09Ird 1T, iOate iiderIlt cuh i'll
auoeren Staaten, Die clnt9crmaBen Ole
n0tbigcn fiima;Il6en ScOingungcn iiir
uniere oeutihen SGn9er bieteu, erreld.
weroen fouuen, uuo Ole lh0ncu @rfOlge,
weld)c man am StiIlen Ocean nit btez
len Seriuden erSlelt bat, lOllten Die
Dcuti9:n iberau anpOrnen, 0a5
Glethe SIT tbuu.
Die uor % SaGren in 9llatamu Qcz
griinOete = ta0t Gul ma bat cine
GuBerlt 9eiunoc gage unO lIe9t 800 6uB
Iber Dem @olfipicgel al Der r2Oui7s
piuesNaiboiQer Giicnbubn," 53 0tcien
nOrOli6 pom Birmingham unO 33 Oteiz
leE iGolid pom Decatur. Die Ginmob.
neriabI lit ieRt cwa 2OOOunO Ote @rOBe
ser corporation ] CraOrutmeIlc. Die
oeuti1 lprehenOe Seu6lferuug fam
man auf Die Sdlite unuebmen unO OIez
ielbe uerIbellt lit ;wllhcn StatbOllten
unO RrOtcltunten nabe3u glelfnlGBiq.
SSracliteu befinOen lid feiue bort, ebenlO
audi feline 9teger. 9a5 9ountD bat 14s
bis 16, 900 Gluwobncr uno Ole SOdlTte
Der Narmer iit Oeutider 2(btunit, welde
meiltcnS nit gang gcrln9en W!ltteln auz
sciansen babcu un0 ieet ;u 2SObltuno
gefommeu iinO. Die 6armprOoufte linO
liais, WOlaiie8, &Orn, SIBfartOHelu,
StartoficIn. 9fiiben, 9tOgqsn. 9aIer, "a
buf, SaummOlle, 8eicnltrOb Il. @runOz
niiNe. Sbit seOcibt gut, 10 uud Die
@einrebe, pcIde Den bclten Sein l!ez
fert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-08
Sir Sage in Cuba.
Die Nbberufuug GeS amerifantid1en Gensz
raltouluS perlauat.

lullUHIALo oCltuH5l.
2ou6on, 7. Otdr3. = Cine 9epe=
ife aus Otaorlo OIL cine bieligc 9teulgz
feitSs4e.ntur melbet, oaB Der 0cneralz
@ouucrneur BON @uba bic Nbberufung
beS anleriFani6en 0eneralz&oniuls in
Sapanna p;rlangt unO OuS Sabiuet in
icincr 9eItrigen &eriammIun9 bcidlOhen
babe, Die 6orOerun9 81 untsrltiisen.
lleber Der Bropiu5 Sunta Clara, Gus
ba, lit Der Sclaacran9siutanO erflGrt
poroen.
9Saibington. I. Wtar;. - Sier
lit bis iest nod fetnc SeltGtlgun9 Ocr
gtahrd9t eiugetrOffen, oaB Der 9enerals
@ouperneur pon Cuba Die 2lbberufung
ocs ameritaniIdlcu General &onlulS
&amono QSiniams perlungt babe, uub
ldentt man oerIeibtn iiber9aupt feineu
@lauben. ca ,Sr. Wiliam8, elmer Der
Glteltcn SonIularbeamtcn Der Sereinlgz
ten, alS elm iebr iGbi9er unO uOrii9tiz
ger 0tann betannt lit.
Sic ncmcitca Ia6rthten.
sc 6rio 5, Z. MGr;. - Die Utels
bung, OaB Die cubuuiihc YrOoius Santa
Glara Ill 8etagerun9s5ultano psrlest
lit, miro Surd beute bler eluqetrnnene
amtlthe 0epeider beitatiat. Die 9tes
gierun98truppcn in Der seuanntcn Pro<
pin; beiinosn iid auf Der SerfOlguns
elmer SniurgentenI6aar, ipeIae BON
Dtutusa5 gefubrt wcrOcn. Seetercr lit
aliO nod nlat 9eian8en.
Der Seucral9ouperneur pon Suba,
General @allela, bat Die ipaniihe 9fez
9terung teIc9rapbilh eriu6L Die Srupz
peu>SerltGrtuuscn birctt uno ielo9enlaB
ausseriiltet nab Suntiu9o Sc Cuba 5u
ididen. Oa5 milltGrllhe S5ertOmz
mauOo beihlcuui9t Die SOrbcrettun9eu.
0etahemenI5 Eer uerldleOenen 9arnlz
lOnen, aus pelhen biz Z gatatllOne iiir
@uba sebi!ost rpcrben iOIen, iinO bsreits
in SantauOcr, @aOis, @Orune unO Bar
ccloul, uon no aus tie uat Guba perz
id)ifTt iuerOen iollen, etnsetl OiIen. Der
Sreulcr , WterccOe5" miro 2 OtiQionen
Yatroasn nad CUBA brinSen.
General 2u9ue bat, wie cine bette
bier aus Sapanua eInsetroffene Otelz
cun9 beiugt, cine cubanli6e 9tebellsn<
banoe nabe @ienfueso8 9eidla9en. Sler
Otann muroen auf Selleu Der Span;er
perlounoct. 9lnoere 6ebellenbaufen iinO
bel Sabre unS Sen9o au8cinanoer gez
1prcn9t wOrbeu. gSeiterc aus Sauanna
ctn9etroifene Spe5ialOepelden meloen,
SaB IN GGmpa, 6la., uno 9apo SunSz
CO cubanihe 6relbeuter.@ .@GpcOltIOnen
au8seriiitet wiirOcu.
Sic Der. Staaten tperOeu Die glns=
ritftuns pom StItbmitcr @rpeot-
ttoncn ucrbtuoern.
Seute befannt uer0en0e @insel beiz
ten Der seltrtgen llnterreOun9 nit oem
bieii9en Ser. Staatcnz9el lanoten 2uDz
lor uno Dem Yremlerminitcr Susaita
beitGtigen Die Otcloung, baB Die lpaniz
ife Ge9;erun9 uerlidert uOrOen lit, OaB
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Otatt ltcbt, tauu pcrOcn, UNI bic 2luSz
rIltuna BON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iiir
Cuba III perbiuOern. Der Ser. Staaz
tens @elanbte perli6ertc ben Yremiers
mini itcr 0tamen8 ieiner 9lsaieruns Der
6rcunOidaft Der Ser. Stauteu fir Spaz
MEN unO Der ernltcu 9lbliAt Der 9er.
Stauten>9tesleruuq, aui ale 6ilibuitcrs
Gentren Elm waaiames Au9e su baben,
um ale etwa gcplanten 9lu8riIitun9en
pen GrpeOitioneu nad Cuba unO Oas
llmli69reifen Der reuOlutionGren Sewcs
9uug 9esen Die SbcrbObcIt SpanIcn'5 s
aui SHba 81 perbutcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-08
Eermiid)tes nus Oen Ger. Staaten

Der bieSsre 0eutlA Pennmlpanier
S6umader pom v9teuOinger Abler" lit
augenlhelnlid nt6t gut al bic
8rcot9er3u ipredeu. @r idrelbt;
,0ie amer gSo3 bot en- @uuneriis,
Der GOitor pum rGhriltian !0eralO,"
a'iroqt, oh all Die SrcOlger, Die tm
lint wdre, bun 9Ott beruien mseren?
Sei glutwOrt mar, in Subltan8, OaB
piel Oebte iid ielmer ruien ia'S 8reOigz
omt un lei lit Obne .3msiIeI Die Triad,
0nB Die Srcbt9er nit eInanber 3errc IN
tbrc eiqne IN nit anoere @'melnoe, neil
Iie 10 tlheGlOu8 nnO 10 ielfiid i'm, I'm
neil iie 10 oft net nit eInanoer imer
Gbns i6timme. Der 9oftOr Ylanten<
burg bot emOI en- 3upane5 9'irOgt, wie
Ell in Sapan 9'reiit i5, Oh CT net en- @brtlt
werre moatp Ter Sapane8 bot ibm
9antwOrt: y Narum iOu i'd? Ger Wtes
tboOllt mill bawe i6 iOu in lei &er6
tnmme, oer 9fcfOrmirt, i'd iou in lei
&er1 tumme; Der Saptiit wiQ mid in
ieine bame, un Der &atbolli9 plll midi
in. lsinc bame. glDe mOllen @brilteu
jein IN lebren niht INNER Oaltlbe. SO
es net erIdtaunlidl? Der SeIIauO im'
mer oericlbe uno Die SreOiger OitmaI5
perbuSoelt, melt au8elnauOer." Gn oebl
OOftor l9mOfe, en- Ocbl tldawe 0uwad
uu 0rlnfe ibr Dram un Bier, uno oOb
ia9e ile, cs war net 9'iunH. So icl net
eribtaunliA? 9n D: 55rclIaule wcrre
ole Sinner s'lcbrt, baB Spium, Duwaf
uuo geiltlid]eS 9etrGnt id)GoIl9 mar 5u
Der O'iunobeit, ell oebl S>eOI9er breor9e
oaae9cn I'm aunere idmObte unO brinte
lbr Ster 10 regelmaBlg alS lie b:tsn.
S6ulmcl6ter lebren Die &lnoer, eS Is
leg unO iAGOIi6 81 tbrer 0'iunbbeIt
unb oicl Oriufe uno idmObtc. IS is
erIhtaunlid. Oiir hen iu plel @c9e
yebr. Gel per6elbt uu Ell ttdunO uns,
amer mas unS e5 mcnibt egid)taunO ls,
oaB net ale anuere Wtcuib graO icbnt
IN oeuft III perldtebt .ute mir ielwer
aues iebne III 5erl9tebne.
Cine Iebr nGellhe I III leoe@roB'
itaot not tbmen oise Au Falt
iou OemndfIt in Wtilwuutee segrHnbet
werOen, ndmlid eIne S9ule, in weldcr
Grwadicnsu llnterrlht im Stubium
Der Glettrrjitat ertbeIIt uerOen iOu. Die.
ier Sdule ltegt bcrlefbe 0)eountc 3u
@runOe, wIe Der yllnloerlitD GrtenliOn,"
namIih Die SerbreItun9 9emelEIaBIid)er
&enntnlile IN ben ucItencn &reIleu Der
8epOlferuus. Die Sefiirworter, an oe>
rem Spiee Der ucrOieultuOlIe YrOi. @lg
pon Der lSi5conliner Staat5 lluluerliz
tat itebt, baben OILS toOrer Der iu ueranz
ltultenOen SOrtrasc 3unddit Die Anaes
ltelten bes eleftriiaen SuaBenbabnz
bisuitss in ausii9t asnOmmeu, gu wsl>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-08
Sin ar;t in arsem S6uulitaten

G,n:S ldmeren Serore hens bedulolgt.
gt OrfOlf, Sa., Z. @ars.-0r. 9.
6. SafiOn, elm iebr befanuter 9lr;t, Der
alteite in bleli9er StaOt, lit perbartet
wOroen, ba er unter Der 2ntluse ilebt,
Ocn GOO elmer 6rau, gtumens 8utlanO,
bur3 perbredsriide Operation perurz
iudt ;u baben. yesten ltontag purOe
bas anseblide Serbrehcn se9en bas
feimsnbe 2ebeu oussefIbrt, uro bic
Srau itarb aui Dem Sperationstlide in
SafIon's Sfficc. Safion CAB aui oem
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muns seitOrben Jet, OOd bei'mG OrOnersz
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aen BEN Nrat. Gr wuBte nm Die 9lbs
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srSi9un9 Oe5 Otarquis Sc 9uqncsne,
9tcc %ralt0snten Ser 9feiOrm Bartel,
fauO beute inter grOBcr Sc!b,illsuny
ser Ssu0lferur9 itaIt.
3ic 9febcllen 6Hbrcr 9Girebp unS
Strange bubeu iih ben 9 h0r6:n bon
9toOas er9ebeH. DIE Sniurgenten uns
ter Bcres grOof5 iinO BET 2usO pon Den
9lcgierungStruppen i'll Die Sludlt SC.
idla9cn wurOeu. S!clc oerielben tuurs
BEN perwuuOct. NouitGnoige 9tubc
berrIht in sen Brooin;cu Bucrto Brlns
cipe, Wtatauiao, Rinar, 9fiO uno pa
panna.
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panna eln9etroHene Spejial 0epeiheu
meOcn, oaB in Gampa, i5ln., IL. @auc
0uusco cuboniide 6rcibcuter @rpsOis
tioncn auageriiitet wiiroen.