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The morning times., 1895-08-01

the Georgetown line to the Aqueduct bridge,
additional equipment, and in the construction
of the union passenger station at that point,
as required by the act OF Congress, approved
August 20, 1894, and also to hqudate
outstanding obligations, portion or winch
was incurred for construction OF the CehtTai
power-houSe.
Mr. H. Morris, who represented large
New York holdings of the stock. was elected
chairman of the meeting, and Mr.. Maurice
Adler was named as secretary MeSsrs- 5.
Thomas Brown and William B. Gurley
were appointed tellers.
PROTEST DEFEATED.
The original resolution authorizing the
issue of bonds was read, and as first pro-
posed would have provided for their sale
at auction to the highest bidder, but this
resolution was amended, the sale thereun-
der not having been yet made, and it was
to consider the amendment that the meet
ing was called. Itprovided fOrthe comforting
of authority upon the board to dispose or
the bonds by first offering them to the
stockholders, and for the subsequent dis
posal of such as shall not be taken under
that offer.
There was protest presented against
the amendment, Mr.. Bartol. OF Philadelphia,
preferring the original motion, but moving
that the former action of the stockholders,
under which the sale OF bonds was au
thorized, be rescinded- The motion was
defeated, there being but 701 shares voted
in its favor. Tue vote upon the resolution
as amended was then taken, there being
majority of about ten to one In its favor.
Tue question OF interest arose, and when
under the original action IL was proposed
to sell the bonds iDdiscriminately a
| movement was started TO fix the interest
at lower rate, some favoring per cent.
| The action taken yesterday, however,
settled the matter aud the interest rate
] was left at 9 per cent.
The morning times., 1895-08-01

The sensation concerning the alleged con-
soldation of the Rock Creek and Wash
ington and Georgetown railroads is about
dead enough to lay away in the tomb of the
Capulets OF the private cemetery lot of the
Fake Family.
One of the curious things about the story
is the ali of mystery worn by several of
the officials and Others connected with the
roads.
One of them said to The Times yesterday
that he wouldn' 'tansweI the question VT neither
there had been or would be consolidation,
either yes or no.
But there are others, and one of these
who would be largely interested in any
such deal, said:
There isn't anything in it. 1 have
made about as close an inquiry into the
matter as anybody could, ard you can
state that men who ought to know if there
anything in it know absolutely nothing
about il.
"Of course, it is one OF the possibilities,
and it was painted in the colors of prob
| ability because the w. & G. people We're
| about 10 issue a few hundred thousand
| dollars in bonds to keep their house in good
running order. Ny information comes di-
| rect from men who would be the first
! to get a tip if there were any preparations
| going on for projected change affecting
| both roads,.
1.-The Times VIII be amply justified in
| stating that this is one 70 the consultations
| that Will not consolidate"
w & G.. MEETING.
An important special meeting OF the
stockholders of the Washington and George
town Railroad Company, at which seven
thousand Of the ten thousand shares were
represented, was held yesterday, and the
board Of directors was authorized by an
almost unanimous vote to issue $500 900
of coupon convertible bonds.
The bonds will be dated July L, 1895,
will bear interest at the rate of pei
cent. per annum, and the stoekholders
will be permitted to purchase the entire
issue, if they desire to do SO, before any
part is put upon the general market.
The money thus raised. as explained
shall be used to pay for the extension OF
The morning times., 1895-08-01
WHITE WAS CRAZY DRUNK.
Threatened Destruction With Dyna-
IshIt.. l nd Er..L... In

Threatened Destruction With Dyna-
mite and Broke Into Houses
Edward G. White, who was removed last
Sunday morning to his home, at No 62
Myrtle street, from the AnacOStia sub
station while suff A-jng from two wounds
In the head has been arrested on a warrans
charging him with disorderly assembly.
On Saturday afternoon White borrowed
a horse and wagon from Mr. j. A Bailey
of Washington, and accompanied by &F.
Bailey's four -year-old boy started cut
for a drive.
At night residents of the Bowen road
above Good Hope were awakened by shout
ing The family of Mr.. George B. Stark
weather were first aroused by Whites
threatening to blow up the house with dyna-
mite After being driven away from
Starkwea5her's the driuk-craZed man went
to the home of Miss Annie Quinn, where he
broke into the house and drove her sister
out
He wound up at Charles Atkins' farm
house on the Pierce place
Atkins and Pierce grappled with White
and tied him securely in a room. He was
kept until morning and taken to the Ana
costa station. He had two scalp wounds
on his head and said he had been shot at.
Mr. BaiIey's little child was discovered
by its father in the road, the horse grazing
near by, but the wagon missing.
Yesterday White, who is a plaSters
went to the home of Miss Quinn and re-
paired the damage to her home It tn
understood that she will not prosecute
| The case against him will come Up in
| court to-day.
The morning times., 1895-08-01
T@T HYGIENE -HEALTHFUL
THE HARDEST-THE BEST
MADEOF PURE SPRING WATER
TolephOne+ ONCE l423 81 "
TRYING TO KEEP 1T DARK.
New Alexandria Company Anxious to
Suppress Mrs. Bells Suit.

New AleNandr Com pAny Anxious 10
Suppress Mrs. Bells Suit.
The president of the New Alexandria
mud lot company and one of the other
officers have been making strenuous ex-
ertions 10 suppress the suit against the
company, now in the hands of Messrs.
K Ralston & Siddons.
Some DAYS ago The Times published the
statement OF Mrs Bell, one Of the purchasers
OF lots in New Alexandra, in which she
said that she intended TO bring suit for
the recovery OF certain sums due her
growing out of some complex transactions
with the company.
This interested the company very mu ch and
two of its Officers beSieged the complainant
and finally got her TO sign a paper, the con-
tents OF which she did not understand
Armed with this document Secretary Hines
called on Ralston Siddons and demanded
the papers in the case Mr.. Siddons declined
70 negotiate with the young man On the
heels ofthe paper S signed by thecomplainant
she got some evidence from her husband and
she Immediately wrote a letter to Ralston
Il Siddons to hold the papers Her letter was
received yesterday morning, when she called
personally and explained the whole trans
action
She confirmed the authority of her at
torneys to proceed and now President
Speer and his secretary are trying TO find
out how il all happened. The details viii
probably come out at the trial.
The morning times., 1895-08-01
WARRANT OUT FOR MASON,
Colored Baptist Clergy VIII Prose
cute the Bogus Preacher


cute the Bogus Preacher
A warrant is now out for the arrest of
c. c. Mason, who has received the condem-
nation of the Coiored Baptist Minister'S
Union for undertaking 10 marry people
without legal authority. Mason is a citi.
zen of the District, and resides in Anacostia.
In the cases against Mason the prose
cUtriX is Estelle Quiet, who is the victim
of one of the alleged marriage ceremonies.
As fully explained yesterday in The
Times, the Baptist Ministers Union has
reported adversely TO Mason, and Will
see that the imposition upon the colored
people ceases Rev. W. p. Gibbons, pastor
Of Mount Carmel Church who was chair
man of the special committee of investiga-
tion in this matter, will urge the case to
a determination. The committee will be
able to prove on the trial that the Baptist
Council were of the opinion that Mason was
an unfit person to be one ofits clergy.
Mason was excluded from membership
in Mount Carmel Church and that means,
said Rev Mr.. Gibbons, an exclu sion from
fellowship.
The union has looked into the case purely
from the standpoint Of principle, and fol
the protection OF the Innocent parties who
have been and may be married by him.
The morning times., 1895-08-01

cost 5000. T. A. Rover, one two-story
addition to dwelling, northeast corner of
North Capitol and streets.
Record of deaths for the twenty-four
hours ending at 1 O'Clock yesterday:
White-Harry W. McComas, aged twenty
five years; Robert X. Gillespie, aged
thirty-nine; Charles E. Brown, aged five
and one-half; Grace c. Taltavull, aged two
and one-half; John Murphy, aged seventy
five; Annie L. Bladen, aged eight months;
Irene Huber, aged eighteen days; Frances
NJ. Pearson, aged four months; William
R. Matthews, aged sixty-two years.
Colored-Catharine Marks, aged twenty
eight years; Pearl A. Price, aged eight
months: Lille Robinson, aged three months;
Mary n. Douglas, aged two months.
Is Acting Commissioners.
Hon. H. O. Bell is acting Commissioner of
Pensinns in the absence Of the Commissions,
The morning times., 1895-08-01
At 08C.

All La les Tan or Russet Shoes in
the house that were SL25, 81. 35,
81. 40, 81. so. Wonderful bargains
for Ladies.
The morning times., 1895-08-01

SI.25 Excursion to Baltimore $1.25
via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Excursion tickets to Baltimore, Saturday,
August 8, and Sunday, August A, good re-
turning until August 8, at SIPS.
The morning times., 1895-08-01

Cheap Excursions TO Virginia Springs.
During the summer season the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company Will sell ex-
cursion tickets from Baltimore and Wash
ington to the following named resorts at eX-
ceptionaly low rates for all connecting
trains each Friday and Saturday. Tickets
valid forreturn. including Monday following
date OF sale:
The morning times., 1895-08-01
THE RUBENSTEIN
SPEEDING BUGGY.

Ball-bearing axles and fifth wheel
very Iight-most substantial Intro.
duced at less than 3-5 regular price.
Vehicles of all descriptions
Carriages lit, repaired and stored
The morning times., 1895-08-01
WILL NOT CONSOLIDATE
Denial of the RumOrS Concern
Ing the Rock Greek Road.
HOW THE STORY ORIGINATED

The Coming Bond Issue of the w. &
G. r. r. Gave Birth to the Fake.
600 of Coupon Convertible Bonds.
One Protest Defeated.
The morning times., 1895-08-01

Day and Night Steamers
to FIT. Monroe & Norfolk, see ad. page 4
The morning times., 1895-08-01
0PPENHEIMER'S
5l4 Ninth st. N. w.
Three Days of Great
Money Values.
Money Savers.

81. SO. Ours. Csc.
n Complete Ladies' Suits
L, made of the best
washable lawns, full
waist, large skirt,
whole suit at less than
cost of making. Only
89c.
IN Ladies Extra Heavy
!. .,1Y Tailor-made D II c k
Suits, perfect fit guar-
anteed. Worth $500.
Ours $1.39.
a Extra Fine Quality
L. Scotch Lawn TIE a
Gowns, lined to the
waist. Good value at
$500. Ours, SOC.
a Very Best Washable
|, Ginghan Skirts. Con-
sidered a bargain at
CSC. Ours, 29c.
a White India Linon
H. Shirt Waists, full front
worth 75c. Ours,
29c.
n 2 Boys Percale Fin
l., ished Shirt Waists
worth 25c each. Ours,
2 for 29c.
"a 54x9O Ready-made Bed
L. Sheets. Worth 48c.
Ours, 29c.
"a 4 Ready-made Pillow
Cases. w ort h 15c
each. Ours, 4 for 29c.
"a 4 Ready-made Cling
i. ham Aprons. Worth
15c. Ours, 4 for 29c.
Ia 2Gents' Outing Shirts.
III. Worth 25c each. Ours,
2 for 29c.
Ia 4 pairs Mems Seamless
liz Hose and Stainless
- Black Hose. Worth
- TQi15c. 4 for 29c.
10 6Gents' Linen-finished
iii, Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. Worth 10 each.
6 for 29c.
Ia 3 Roller Spring Felt
II. Window Shades, COM
~ plete with fixtures.
.Ja Worth zoe each. 3 for
29c.
la A pair of Tape Edge
iii. Lace Curtains, III yds
~ long. Worth csc pair.
Ours, 39c.
"a Extra Finish White
i'll. Crochet Bed Spread.
~ Worth csc pair. Ours,
49c.
IA y Extra Plated Tea
Ill, Spoons. Worth 4Sc.
80 Ours, II for 29c.
2a Yard. 4O-inch India
IL. Liner n Remnants
~ Worth 15c. Ours, sac.
3a 2 bottles of Sewing
IL Machine Oil. Worth
S zoe. 2 for sac.
"a 2 bottles of Vanilla or
I'll. Lemon Extract. Worth
zoe. 2 for 534c.
:*Rf> 49c s?.:s:: 52;sss: f::s;; z:::7
OllC w oil dllCu
!. - Others ask csc for
~ same. Our price, 49c.
= 25c Decorated Jardin,
I, ieres. Our price, &c.
Il pck. Chloride o1
Lime. Others ask 10c
v for same. Our price, &c.
/ In Our New Family Sew.
It'll lug Machine, usually
i've sold at $500. War
ranted for five years
with all attach,
mentS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23
Ser s,,,tt,te aanafenanfnams ,

Sebt, mo es bteI gu fpdt 1T, geben Die
&0ntglt9geftnnten auf 9atpaii, meift Gin
geborene, Der, unb berfu9en einen Nufftanb,
Der BON ben Mnbdngern Der republican,
f9en 8egierung i9neG u1b frdftig nieberz
gef9lagen tpirb. Settens repnblifani5 6er
@%pngreBleute unb3eitungen in I'M erem2anbe
pirb Die @9ulb an bts1em Nufftanbe Dem
Prdfibenten glebelanb unb feinem@re16om
5uge19rieben. 9o9 btefe 8e19ulbigung
lit an ben 9aaren berbeige3ogen, 9enn
ldngit bat unfere 8egierung iebes 8emii1en
our @iebereiniebung Der &0nigin gGn5li6
aufge9eben; f6pn Die probtforii9e Hegiez
rung 9otpait's nurbe BON ibr anertannt;
unb als 6atpatt fi6 bann fOrmli9 in cine
&epubltf berpa1belte, purbe bie5er bic url=
5~lpeibeutigIte, ia feierlt9fte Mnerfennune
ieitens Der Regierung Der Ser. Staaten gu
She'll.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23
Der 9rets if (e6r gertng.

San, gu 1 pro5ent geborgt perben. @ebz
bdlb ma9t bic &egterurg baDon ni4t Sc
brau9? SIT es benin np%t6penbig, baB mir
auf LANCE 3ett unb 81 bret Bro3ent cine @n=
1eibe ma9en2 Was mir iebt brau3en, tit
9elb, unD 3pur 9elb bielei6t nur auf fur3e
3eit, benin tpenn ft9 Die Sinan3Derbdltniife
in Solge nerme6rter Steuerz unb 3o1ein<
finite be1ern %folten, fOnnen mir Die geborgz
ten Summer 1pfort pteber 3~uriid3ablen.
Warum fpIte unfere 3egterung tpeni9er
CREDIT 6aben, als Elm Subrifant ober Saul
mann? Sn ben Stem Oorter, 8o1tDner, Gbtz
cagoer unb iibrtgen groBen 8anfen bes Cans
bes Itegt maiienbaft @elO, bas frob mare,
%etnen 9oGIar aufs 9unbert per am
mum 3u perbienen. Mtu Der bemofrati59e
GongreB bieIe g~inftige @elegenbeit unbez
niibt boriibergeben lai1en, min benin Die be-
mofratf9e Partei ibrem 10 febr bebrGngz
ten S~inan3mintfter in gar tetner Wetfe unter
bic Mrme g%reifen2 Wenn tie fib gar ntbt an
I9tdt, Dem 2anbescrebtt tpteber auf bic
Seine gu belfen, bann ptrb gu ibrer lebten
Nieberlage auh nod Elm i4impfli4es @nbe
bes bemotratii den So. @ongreies btn5uz
fommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23

Wenn man bic Qiebe @iQiam @alborf
Mitor's fir feline Der torbene Srau na1 benz
8lumenI9m1d beurtbeilen min, tpel9e er
fir beren 8egrGbniB unb 9rab befte1t bat,
oann muB bie1elbe in Der Sbat grpB geneIen
1ein. Sci Der tir9lt9en 6eter mar bic
&ir9e nit na6e3u btertaufenb Sr9ibeen 5u
81 bas @tiid ge3tert, ale Die i'm Often bOH
Bolton Bis @afbington auf3utretben tparen,
5c6ntau1enb tparen beiteQt, 1nO iebt bat
er 1etnem 8lumen6Gnbler Muftrag gegeben,
bas Grab ieben Sag neu nit elmer 9ede
BON MatglDd9en unb 8etl6en gu f9miiden,
unb 1t9 nit benz bafir ausbebungenenprei1e
BON $4,000 pber iiber $1OO per Sag ein<
~Deritdnben ertlGrt. Mte Der 8lumenmann
in @tanbe fem tpirb, ben 4uftrag genau
gu erfiiuen unb fir ieben Sag i'm Sabre
friI3e @etl@en unb MaiglDd6en in FOLDER
Men9e 3u bei9affen, 1T uns ni3t re9t
flar. ~SoSebenfaas ptrb bas 9arte &rbeit uno
&opfaer6re9sn foiten. = 8teQei9t ptro
Man6er iiber btefe @ergeuOung f9elten,
unb metren, Elm befferer 8efpeis Der 2iebe
tpiirbe Elm &rar3 ober @trauB 1etn bonn
Wittper 1el6it tdglib auf bas @rab geleqt,
a6er es bat I9on i9ltmmere @euBerungen
bes probentbums g~egeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23

Sen BON I'M erem s btcagoer 30 u :
fttge1e6]rten 8ernbarb 3teb n
am Is. DECEMBER in Der SGtnots @taatsz
aettung per0ffentlt6ten ausfubrli6en Nrtiz
fel nNegir unb Die Negtrftropbe" brrdt Die
tpettberbreitete unb bohangeiebene n@age@
meine Muif3eitung" 5u Berlin am TO-
Sanuar, trob bes fir bruuBen fibli9en She
mas politGnoig db unb f9idt ibm folgenoe
8emertung Doraus:
nueber Elm Tebr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rNegir
unb Die &egirtrop6e" bat unfer berebrter
Mitarbeiter 8ernbarb 3tebn in Gbtcago fir
bic nSutnois @tadts3eitung" bieien fe6r I'M
~terefanten, cine SiiIe btftortf6en Mdtertals
bertpert6enben &rtitel OerDffentli3t."
60 benft man bon 8ern6arb 3tebn in
maBgebenben Muittreiien 9eutf9lunbs!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23
9euti1e Wtttff tito gpra1e BET
@n8lti@=91merifatterm YeOrta's+
SDuue.

Mbge1ehen bon benz aloemein anerfdnnz
ten mufttalif3en 9enuB, ben bas CONCERT
fir Die frete beutf9e @9ule peorta's bot,
lpurbe bur9 bafIelbe bic S6atfa9e offenz
bar, oaB bic 2iebe gu beutf9en Sonbi9z
tu1gen au9 CUR 9iebe fir Die beutf9e
@pra6e fibrt.
Die mtttptrtenben Stodamerifdner, big
ouf 5tpet @usndbmen, 1pre9en, le1en uni
i6reiben bic beutf6e gpra9e unb gum
Stubium berielben finb ie bauptiG9lid
Dur9 bas Stubium Der Mu1if angeregi
tporben. Inter ben 1todamerifanif9 der
Wuiflebrern unb Mu1iffreunben in
Yeoria fpre6en flieBenb beut19: Die SRI
Nnberfon, bic Satin bes 6errn Gb. Sec.
Gulo9 friibere SRI. Nlen, 5rau SSo6r
Srancis Sr., bic 1Gmmtli9en &inber bes
0errn 8ourlanb, Srdulein Mfeta @paul,
bling, Prof. Waite BON Der 6p9I9ule, be,
cine treffli9e 8uBittmme bat, 6err Sat
plope, Der SlDtenfunftler, SRI, Mabei
0augAertp, Die Scooter bes itGbti1 der
@9uliupertntenDenten, Der itGbti19e 8i=
bltotbefar Wilcor, Der bic beften lleber.
lebungen 9einezS 6ubert'f9er 2ieber qe:
liefert unb bic mulifali19e Mbtbeilunq 6e1
8tbltotbef gei9affen bat, 9err Yroctor, Del
Pianiit, unb bic bef9eioene bo6beqabt,
en9lii9<amerifant19e Satin bes Sreani.
item Gbriftenfen, Die burb ibren tod6Gni:
i9en 9atten auf Die 9er3ensfpra9e 8rtt
&euter's aufmertfam tpurbe unb fi9 10 ba.
fir begetiterte, baB fte einen Ieiner Ro:
name aus Dem plattbeutf9en ms gngltf9,
iiberieBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23

Cine furae paufe in feinem Mafbingto1e1
&fe fir Elm neues 8unbesgebdube SIT
cago's benubte 81 # Ell ter 9eftne
81 einem 8efu9e in baltimore, I'm
Die bortige poft nGber fennen 81 lernen.
8altimorer 3ettungen melben Oariiber:
Potmetter Warfielb ma9te ben @bicdz
goer @at nit ben @inri9tungen bes 8altiz
morer goftamts bertraut. 9r. SEEING fprdG
ft9 in anerfennenber Metfe iiber bas Sc
bGube fopobl, pie iiber bic praftiI9e Gin
ri9tung bef1elben aus, mar fpdter Der 8ait
bes 8altimorer BDfmetters inn uMarplunoz
Glub", unb i'm 2aufe bes Ndbmittags ma9z
ten Die 9erren cine Spa3ierfa6rt bur6 Dem
n9ruibz 6iazParf" unb na9 anberen 1ez
benspert6en punften Der Stabt, Dpraui
SEEING na3 @aibington 5uriideilte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23

8orbut Der Stalienif9en Expedition los,
tpurben iebo9 abermals nit groBen8erlulten
3uriidgei9lagen. Sin ~Sldntenangriff Der
5einbe puroe ebenfa1s 3uriidgei9lagen. 9ie
Mbefiinier unterbielten big gum Nnbru3 Der
Na9t Elm unregelmdbiges @epebrfeuer auf
bic italientf9en Sruppen, es fanb jeoo9 tetn
ernites @efe6t ftatt. General 8arattere bat
jeBt BET Goatil Elm Eager be3ogen. Die Sta
liener BADEN ftb TAPER gei6lagen unO nur
geringe 8erlulte %erlttten. Oie @efangenen,
irel9e ibnen in bic 9Gnbe fielen, fagen, oaB
bic NbeIftnier ftarfe 8erlufte erlitten 4dtten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23

Mber au9 in ben Riinitler : gon5erten,
bic in Der MufifbaIe bes @omensz@lu6
BON Peoria 1tattfinben, berri9en beutf3e
&iinitler por; unb tpenn ameritanii9e
&iinftler bortn .auftreten, beberrf3en
beutf9e Spnbt6ter Die programme. Nfs
S9reiber biefer 3etlen Der grDBen Sra=
torienfGngerin @enebra SobnTonz8fbop
BON @bicago na9 etnem fol9en CONCERT
ipegen ibres reinen beutfhen @ortrags beg
@ebets aus benz Sreif9iib elm Compliment
ma9te, CAB ffe folgenbe Nntport: sd
1iebe bic beutf9e Mu1tt, neil i9 ibr am
meiiten meinen @rfolg gu perbanfen babe.
bic beut13e Spru9e unb iiberbaupt &aes,
mas beutf@ 1T, AUDI bas Bier"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23

Sn 9 a, nel9es als prpz
bibitionstaat in Die Union e%intrat, itnb jeBt
nit @rfolg bic er5ten S9ritte getban, Tim
ben 8robtbitipns5uab aus Der
Gerfdfung 81 entfernen. 9as borttge Mb@
georbnetenbaus bat NIT geniigenber N}ebre
6eit etnen 8ef9luB angenommen, monaco
benz 8olfe Elm ben Probtbitions3uiab alttz
bebenber neuer @erfafungs3ufdB unterbret>
tet perben fDa, unb imStdatsfenat TT gletdpz
fdus Die nOtbige Wtebrbett fir bteien Se@
i9luB geft6ert, Sn Der neuen StaatsgeleBz
gebung @iibz9afota' bat Die republt@
9eBartet cine ungebeuere Wtebrz
belt; ibr qebiibrt ba6er Der CREDIT fir bteie
freiiinntge SanbIungsmeiie. WtrO Die in
Der neuen StaatsgeieBgebung BON 8anz
as ebenio iibermd4ttge republttant1He
Yartei bas quite 8etfpiel BON @uozSatotd
befplgen9 @enn's na9 Der Weetnung ocs
neuen republitanii 9en 9ouperneurs Wtor<
rim BON &anias gebt, bann Ieiber nt4t. Use.
n~tgitens fprt9t er iiA in fetner 8ot19aft
fir ftrenge 9ur9fiibrnng Der Probtb1tTon
aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23

0em gbinefen>@ General @et 1T Der &opf
abgef9lagen porben. Nunne tpiirbe fagen:
r@enn Elm General fetnen &opf p%erltert,
1T es fem @unber, tpenn INN berfelbe abz
banben tommt," Mber man muB it3 pirtz
li9 nunbern, nenn China iiberbaupt nod
MGnner Ftnbet, bic es iibernebmen, Elm Seer
gu fiibren, tpenn ibnen als 9ant Die Sim
rt9tung in 1t9erer Nusft9t itebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23

@eGb fam gegenpdrtig in grOBeren 8e.
trdeen unb auf tur5e 3ett, reipett1Oe auf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23

Oie BON General 8aratiere befebGigten
italieni16en Sruppen BADEN NIT elmer far
fen Mbtbeilung BON 8as Wangascia befebz
ligter Nbeffinier cine Nn3abl beftiger Sc
fe9te al be1te6en gebabt. &as Mangascia
tpurbe am bDrigen Sonntag BON ben Static
r;ern BEL Gpatil unertpartet angegriffen, Ste
sfeinbe ad6lten 1000 nit @etpebren betpaffz
nete 8rieger, auBerbem cine groBe Nn3abl
NIT @peeren b~etpaffneter 2eute, Die Sta
Iiener trieben ben Seinb na9 benz 9onbaz
@ebiree 3uriid. Spdter am Sage famen bic
sseinbe tpieber unb riidten aberuals auf bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23
GHrfei.

@s berGaatet aug gutter QueIe, bob Der
omerifani19e @efanbte Serrea Der Bforte
8rG1ibent Glebelanb's 8or19lag nm
pforte prdfibent Glebelanb's @orf6lag un=
terbreitet babe, in @r5erum, @an, 3ttlis
unb Moof6 ameritanif9e Gonfulate 81 err
ri9ten. @s beiBt ferner, baB Serrea in
nG9ter 3eit nit benz tiirfii9en M}iniiter bes
Muspdrtigen, Sab 8af9a, iiber biefen @e=
gen1tanb cine 8efpre9ung BADEN peroe.
Ser Sultan bat cine @erfigung e%rlafen,
tpobur9 Die S6iilerinnen Der amertfantf9en
6o6f6ule in Scutari duf INNER bon alien
Gteuern befreit tperben. Die amerifaniI@e
@efanbt{9aft bat btefe @ergiinitgung rad
breiidbrtgen 8%emiibungen errei4t. Der
amerifani19e @e1anbte Serrea 6at ferner
ben 8efebl bes @roBbe3iers erbalten, DaB
8riefe BON amerifanti 9en 8iirgern in&Iein=
afien obne tpeitere @4erereien befDroert ipeez
ben Ioqen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23


Ser Nmt1ibe @n3eiger betGtigt ben 8ez
rt9t, baB Shirt 2otpanpnzR pftopsfi, CUR
3ett rufTii3er 8otf9after in 8ien, Der
Ra9folger bes 9rafen BON S9unalotp als
8ptf9after in Berlin fein perbe.
0em Staatsratbe lit Elm 8pr16laq our
@rri9tung elmer rufif9en @efanbt59uft
betm 8atifan nnterbreitet tporben.
Die 9eputirtentammer bat enbgilttg ben
rmobus biDenbi" nit ben Ser. Staaten an
genommen. Man glaubt, baB Die bon Der
&egierung gema9ten @orf3ldge betreffs &ez
former be5iigli9 &uba's unb 6es @etreibe=
tarifs CUR 4usfibrung fommen tperben.
6rtehenlano.
On Der parifer, fopie an Der 8erliner
unb @iener 80rfe mar bas @erii9t per-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-23

Die Shines erfGbrt aus Sebera1, Der
6aupttabt bon periien, baB Die @tabt
&u9an, in Der Prppin3 &borofan, ipel6e
bor IA Monaten bur9 Elm @rbbebe1 SER
ft0rt unb fpdter tpieber aufgebaut tpurbe,
am borigen 9onneritag abermals etnem
Grbbeben gum Spfer g%efalen 1T. Sine
groBe Nn5abl Meni3en iinb u%mgefommen.
St einem ~etn3igen 8~abebaufe iino ullein
100 Srauen bur9 bic berabfdQenben Sriimz
mer get0btet tporben. Die Stabt bate bpr
benz @rbbeben bonn II. Nob. 1898 10000
@intpDhner.