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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-05
Digestion Defles Hypnofism.

Saturday morning several Ann Arbor
medical students challenged Santanelli,
the hypnotst. to peculiar experiment
In his weeks stay here he has constantly
claimed to be able TO control the dises-
tive organs of his subjects while they are
under his hypnotic influence This the
needles doubted, and 10 this final trial
they challenged him. He accepted. One
OF his men was taken to restaurant and
given a full meal, after which he was
hypnotIzed, with directions not to digest
the food given him.
Twenty-four hours were allowed to
els se. and last evening doctor was
called and he was awak sned. The attend
ants attempted to empty ms stomach
with stomach pump, but we're unable
to do so. Then the patient was given
strong emetIcs, but nothing could be
brought from his stomach. indicating
clearly that the food had been duly d.
gested The young me1i,s are lubllant
over the apparent success or their
sceme.-Detfcit Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-05

great saving In the criminal charges OK
our courts, to take no higher view OF the
matter.
Governor OFerralls stand against law
lessness OF every form. and especially
against that darkest blot upon our CIVIL
cation. lynching, deserves the applause
and support of ell citizens who believe
that the supremacy of the law is essential
to the peace and happiness OF the people.
The Governor approves the movement
for good roads. and he is right. "A vice.
spread interest has been aroused In tn's
subject, and II II is made enectivc' IL
Will do incalculablc good to the aerl-
cultural sections OF the Ccmmonw saith'
We cannot afford to be at the tan END OF
the great procession OF the active ana
intelligent, towards the goal Of prosper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-05

Senator Morgan's expressed opinion that
the Nicaragua canal could from its earn
ings pay the interest on a debt OF 800
OOO,O'p for its cost. touches subject
however. of less than $50. 900 600 for that
cost, although $lO.OOOODO higher than
he conceded last winter, Is still probably
not so safe TO go on as that OF the Engi-
neer Commission, which is somewhat
over $l33. $4,000. But even this last
would not be prohibitory, of course. II
Senator Morgan's estimate OF the net
receipts f. right. TO this latter point,
accordingly Congress may well address
Itself. and IL would not be necessary 10
send experts 10 Nicaragua TO determine
il. Meanwhile il would seem wise 10 pro-
vide at once for that further survey which
the Engineer Commission declares 10 ne
essential to prudent action. The sooner
II is made, the sooner final decision
can be reached on the canal project as
q whole New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-05

ment that England has been notined, re.
garding her dispute with Venezueia. that
the present administration adheres 70
sne Monroe ar SocTns hs States is firmly
opposed to any forcible increase OF the
territorial possessions OF any Europesn
power on this continent; ana tnat me
policy embodied in the Monroe doctrine
Is right and sound, and will be maintain
ed.-New York Sun
Whilst the message OF President Cieve-
land Is a thoroughly buelness-iikek docu-
ment concerning the domestic AFFAIRS ana
foreign relations of the Government, the
part to which the country VIII turn WIN
the most satisfaction IL DIS aiscuss,un
OF the finances and currency. on TINS
score the message leaves nothing 10 be
desired What the President says OF the
country's foreign relations Is spirited
ana at the same time wise anu conns,sa a.
the Government TO resent any foreign
aggression on this continent there IL not
a touch OF jingoism In his message.
There is no question that this document
will meet as ii deserves the hearty com
incubation of the country.-Philadelphi
Record.
There Is only one point In the mes
sage which looks like any approach to
conscious or vigorous Americanism. Inc
tenor Of Che dispatch which went 20
the British Government Iast Ju'y h ~"
dispute with Venezuela Is only pr1eIV
given: hut II this brief description can
be accepted as rejecting the spirit, IL
appears 10 have been a temperate out
firm and adequate assertion OF the Mon
roe doctrine Lord Salisbury's reply -
now on its way across the ocean. ana
both DISPATCHES may be given 10 the
public al an early day. IL the definition
of American policy shall JUSTIFY the
Presidents summary, 1t will be received
with qualification and with cordial recos-
nition.-Phlladelphi Press.
The Importance of the message. which
the President yesterday. In CONFORMITY
with the constitutional provision, SUD
mitted to Congress wholly justines us
length and the space when me Ivusta
devotes TO its publication. II VIII ne
recognized bv the intelligence and fair
ness of his cour trymen to be an espe-
cally forceful and patriotic state paper
one dlgnined by its statesmanlike form
and conservative spirit.-Philadelphla
Public Ledger.
The message as whole, Is a Wig
orous statement Of The several questions
and issues presented under these two
heads. Ii is a thoughtful and a thought
provoking discussion of public affairs
Even those who dissent widely from
the Presidents opinions will stu ma
themselves irresistibly drawn into the
current OF his reviews of the foreign
and internal situations with which the
nation is confronted and II they do not
agree with the conclusions reached, they
may be measurably Influenced thereby
Baltimore Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-05
Winter Underwear.

A large and complete stock to PICK
from, and only RELIABLE and STAND-
ARD manufacturers goods are i'Pt.
sented here at PRICES that should maNc
IT to your interest TO buy, OF US, Yeats
tape neck, the usual 3Sc. quality no"
Ladies' Fleeced Ribbed Drawers and
Vests. satin ribbon at neck OIL hess, pea" az
buttons. and edged with WASH SILK at
neck and down front, price -oc.
Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests and Drawers,
heavy weight. very elastic, never seps
for less than Doc, now 5oc' >.o,,. a,,a
Ladies' Fashioned Ribbed Norioik anu AN
New brunswick Vests and Drawers. co..,
ors White and Natural SILK sttcheu;
elastic seams. each garment nrs lmi
Norfolk and New Brunswlch, pic pv,'ns.
PETER grade Norfolk and New Bruins
wick Ladies' Vests and Drawers, nis ,s
neck. long sleeve, good weight ohe-haii
woo" Stii, i amer grade White Wool Norfolk
and New brunswick Vests and Drawers
made for warmth and wear price ''c.
Iadies' Black Wool Vests and Drawers
in the Norfolk and New Brunswick soods'
pI com si,J line of sizes in Vests and
Drawers for Children, in the Norfolk anu
New Brunswick make; prices range o'
Misses Ribbed Wool Vests, and DRAW,
ers silk taped at neck ana down. thc
front: good weight, all sizes, price ooc.
children's Wrappers or Vests, Iour
sizes. never sell for less than -oc' now
19c .,xo, rorg-
Better grades in the various sizes; rang
ms, from AZ 10 soc, i'm a large variety OF
STYLES and weights for fall and winter
zEPHYR. KNITTED SACQ ES, "a &c
Better grades at %, -: SOC up to 9,, y ~
CHH.DREN's kNI lo WIN Ma l P r.,eR
r. II. 10, p. ~, ana OV~' "ni'7'
and Colored. Go. oa,oa ,v,tb
Red Eiderdown Sacques, edged Win
Black Zarhyr. for children, price, 2oe ON
A large shipment OF REAL oo aH rang-
FEATHER BOAS received To-Day, rams
inc In price from s3.75 to $50
HOLIDAY GOODS are now on dlspias'
Make your selection before the CHRIST
mas rush
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-05
SURPRISED AT BR'ER BLAND.

The Louisville Courier-Journal says:
"When Mr.. Bland arrived in Savannah
Thursday and found that only one seat
had been sold for his free-silver lecture
that night. he cancelled his engagement
We are surprised at Brer Bland. a
man who can make sixteen ounces Of
silver equal to one ounce of gold can
surely make one seat equal to sixteen
seats, and man who can make one
seat equal to sixteen seats, can, of course,
make sixteen seats equal to sixteen
hundred seats. Why did not Magician
Bland wave his fiat wand over that one
seat, and lecture to packed house?"
If free coiners would take this jest
to heart and ponder on It. they would
see that 1t contains just as much reason
as their proposition. II would be just
as possible for Mr.. Bland to convert
one auditor into sixteen as it would be
for the Government to make sixteen
ounces of silver as valuable as an ounce
of gold. We are not trifing with this
subject; we are dealing with 1t in all
soberness and seriousness. We repeat,
then, that it would be just as possible
for Mr.. Bland to create fun house out
of one attendant as 1t would be for the
Government 10 make 81 Ia grains Of
silver as valuable as 1872 grains of gold.
The silver is worth only half as much
as the gold, and no power can make it
as valuable as the gold.
OF course, those gentlemen who wish
TO have both a cheap dollar and a dear
dollar are not TO be argued with. But
men who honestly want TO see the light
of day may well consider this extract
from the Courier-Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-05
HOW Ard s. COLLIER.

The object in printing the above bal
lot in such a form is apparent. \ man
with a fair e cation would finr II
difficult to use it inteligently; while an
uneducated or illiterate voter would be
completely at the mercy of the consta-
bic, and even with the latter's assistance
would be liable TO make a mistake which
would yitiate his ballot entirely. IL IS
a striking illustration of one OF the many
ways I'm which the abominabie walton
law can be used in unmaldng votes,
and strong argument for its repeal
or radical amendment.
To insure fairness in the matter Of
the ballot a regular form should be used
with the same style OF type for every
precinct i'm the state. Printed forms
of this ballot should also be posted near
the voting places at sunrise on the morn
ing of the election, i'm order that voters
may exercise some oegree OF indeDend-
ence when inside the booths; but with
such a ballot as the above. IL must be
confessed that this last provision would
be OF little value.
IT is. however. in such uses as the
above that the Walton law is shown up
in all of its injustice and deformity. and
TO say that honest and fair-mnded men
i'm Virginia will allow the statutes of
the Commonwealth TO be much longer
prostituted 10 such purposes. is an insult
10 their patriotism and intelligence. The
election law must be amended, or the
voters of this state viii follow the ex-
ample of those OF Maryland ana Ken
tucky.-Roanoke Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-05

The bail bond of President Davis has
been autographed, or reduced fac smile
and for copy of this interesting paper
we have TO thank Mr.. James Gwatkin, of
New York.
The sureties are a curious assortment
Of men, of irreconcilable differences in
the great conflict, as for instance Gerret
Smith and Horace Greedy on one side and
W. w. Crump and James Lyons on the
other, heading, respectively, the two
columns Of names, as there were twenty
one sureties i'm all.
The Autograph is controlled by the
Union News Company and for sale by
West, Johnston & Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-05

One State follows another In efforts 70
put a stop TO lynching. We spoke Of
South Carolina the other day. and now
we can speak of Mississippi. the Gov
ernor of which has offered a large re-
ward for the arrest Of the criminals who
participated in a r...ert case Of lynching
we are pleased with every manifestation
of the kind. The guilt and shame of
lynchng must be wholly removed from
our country.-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-05
More Than Specified.

II have put a luncheon OF bread and
roast chicken in your valise. said the
good Wife. az she babe her husband rare
well. II do not think the food they pro-
vide on the trains Is healthy.
The following day she received letter
containing the following:
MY dear. the luncheon was exceiient
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-05

The football season is over Many a
poor mothers heart will swell with
thankfulness because of this happy event.
She knows it will be several months. at
least. OF peace TO her soul, for she Will
not expect every minute TO receive a
telegram of her son at college being kill
ed or disabled for life in football rush.
Salem Sentinel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-05

but I was greatly surprised to hnd tnet
the chicken had laid two hard-boiled eggs
on the WaY."-NeM York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-05
ForaUnjform and Posted Ballot.
The following Is an exact copy OF 'he
Walton ballot voted at Newport News d.
the late election:

nc late election.
LECTION TUESDAY,
NOV Il NJ 3 T. r + + 4 III,
EIGHTEEN II L n ID X Il ID
AND MIN f. 4 = FIVE.
FOR THE HOUSE o +
DELEGATES TO REPRE-
SENT THE COUNTIES OF
YORK, WARWICK. NEW
KENT. CHARLES CITY,
JAMES CITY & THE CITY
OF w l. l. A NJ Il URG:
THOM AS r. POWELL,
WILLIAM l.. HILLYER,
j. \. n % Is y > % y.
FOR THE SENATE TO
FOR THE SENATE TO
REPRESENT THE THIR-
TY-EIGHTH : h y ATOR-
IAL DISTRICT OF VA:
MANLEY II. BARNES,
HOW ARD s. COLLIER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-03
ytaSruGa BET gSiftpria.

9onO n, 2. Sui. 9sasruQa &ban,
Der af9banii1Iide Bring, pel9er lid ieit
lanserer .3eit in England gum Ssiuae
aufbalt, uabm beute auf S9IoB WinSz
ior nit Der &Ontsln ba5 Diner Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-03
Mrbeit u1b eSnDnfric.

Ifron n, O., 1. Suli. Die ,IIrons
@upabOsa Sails z9urbetOn StraBenz
babn @eieul lhaIt" bat Die 2Obne ibrer
InseiteGten um 10 Yro;ent erbObt.
Spriugfielb, Su.. 1. Sult. -
Die nit 81, 100000 tapitali|irte Cont
pasni., welae. wie bertits semslbet, Elm
SSreibrief in SllinoiS beiullli9t wurOe,
fibrt bcn gtumen uSranscOntinentalz
GOmpagute" uno bot feinen gerin9eren
3wef, ais - porlauii9 bon Chicago
mad 5sricp @itp - etne SO6babu fir
eIettrilhen getrieb 3u bauen, melde
ipater in lpeltlider 0tidtuus biz Gan
6rauaiscO furtgeiset werOen iou. Die
3G9e iolleu nit elmer @sihminSiafett
pom niinoeiten8 100 Oteilen pro StunOe
pertetren uno Der getrieb mirb, mie e5
beiBt, melt billi9er icin, ipie per 0anpi.
Die OireftOren iinb lauter 9btcago' 'er.
uncle, Sno., 1. Suli. - Die
@asbuttsn BON s. $. Spet 81 Co.,
Otarins Surt & &c., Gebriioer Seiu,
Der NeliOn y vWuucte Stint. @eit 0tunz
cicz unO Sort @lus>@Omp." iinO fir
Slusi Wtonate anger yetrieb seiset wors
BEN uno 5000 Berionen bubeu 10 lauss
9cspuna.ne 6erien. 9luf 3wei 8Odsn
muroe bas Otiblan6zStabIw:rt sei9lois
len.
iston, Wie.. 1. Suli. - Den
glrbeitern Ser bieii9en Sleiaerei uni
6Grbersi, Sewistons@o., murbe cine 10.
prUsentise 2obucrbObuns beiuiu,st, aua
Der 500 Waun gtubeu ;ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-03
Wrbeit unn Snnuifric.

Spriuaftelb, SQ., 2. Sufi. -
Der Staats ietrstar ertbeilte cine &iccnS
far bic JutorporIrung bcS alten gSbiSs
feDsGrult inter oem 9tamen rGmericun
Spirits Nianuiactarin9s@o." nit Ger
Sauploffice i'll Chicago. Oas 9lttienz
tepitul betrdst $50, 100000, uon ocuen
s710O0,0UO bcpOrau9t iiup. Die Snz
cOrporatoren iiu0: GBarle5 81. SolOen,
gllireo 9. gluitrlan uuo 30. SenrD
9ue,in.
G6icasO, 2. Suli.-9ie u,n btr
ySlllnols steel Company" t5ren 2irbetz
tern btwilli9te 2ObuerbObunl pon 5sbn
Bro5cnt lit stitern in Sraft getrelen uno
finbet auf 1000 Wann gInwenouug.
Die 2ObnerhOhuus gilt fir Die 0ltteuz
wsrfe III SuosGbica9o, bic Nai5mIble
in NorO,@bicaso unb Die SiiItenmerte
rerlelbeu @5eieuidait III Ottlwautce,
gSisc., unO SOl;et, SQ., iie idiieBt ollie
glrbeiter, nit Nusnabme oerer Gin, Die
per Gounc beSa5lt luerben uno ibren be-
lonocren 2sbutarlf buben.
@barle ton, 9S.zSirs., 2. Suli.
gins Dspei5 aus Der Glfb Miusn,
gesenb melOe!e, ouB Die SituatiOn bort
ltinoid fid fritiidsr seltaltet. Die
ncuntauieno 8eraIeute, weldle lib an
Nusltano bcfinOen, na9en lammt unO
lonSers OIL 9un9erstu6 uno weroen
besperat. Die Segorbe bGlt bic Oiili;
bereit, um nOtbisenfaus iofOrt einiarcis
ten gu fOnnen.
GroH Ms, 2. Suli.-9ie u@il.
bert @ar<@Orfs" purben bsure auf 9luf,
tiOn al Ste rlltlautic 2rult @Omp,
pOn ltew.YOrt iir $4,000 uertCuft.
Die &aufertn ilt @tsne,in elmer uuf oeu
g&er!cu rubenosn SDpotbef DON $79,.
600.
3ifiin, O., ,. Suli.-Gis bisf9t
r&oolsu Dilu5 Company" iiebt iia &c.
Slpunsen, IN 6Olse ausebaufIer 9lui:
1ra9e lbre SpinuereIeu uno 9Sebereien
Gas uuo 0ta9t I'M Setrieb 5u balteu
unS pot in uielea .3eltunSen fiir Arbet:
ter annoncirt. @lne 9obnerbobuug bal
iie i5rsn arbeitern fur Die na9pe G3eit
in Iusiiht oritfllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-03
Cuba.
Sort &riesSinauplaS%

Santiaeo Be Cuba, 2. Snlt.-
@eueral 9taperro lit pom Sonso abmarz
Idirt, nm @eneral Wtaceo in ben Bers
GEN pon Saraiueco aufSuludcn. SIN
eutiheibenoes @eied]t wiro ta9ild erz
nartet. OaS 9luTtrtten Der Sbolera rulro
offi5iea in abrcbe seitellt.
Bai bingtou, 3. g., 2. Sult.-
gtah einem ioeben pom gunoessSonlul
III Santia9o Be Cuba eingetroffenen BE-
ridt iinb in Der seuauuten Stabt pdhs
renb Ger perflOiisnen swei 8od,en 10
FeriOuen am gelben Sleber seltorben.
Die &ranfbeit 9reiIt INNER mebr UNI lid
unO piro iebr bulO epiOemild merben.
Sapanna, 2. Suli. - Das wid,s
tisits @rei9niB auf oem &rlessfdaus
plaee lift Die sdn3life SsrnidtEns Der
Sniuraentenibaar untcr benz ebcmaliz
gen ipaniiden Jtittmsilte Galalles, Der
ebenfaI5 fisl.
Sim 9iitrifte Buerto Brin3ipe lit Der
8eIagerungssuI Itanb erflGrt porben. oa
iid audi bort perihisOsne Sniursentens
9lbtbeilungen 9e3ei9t baben. Die Se@
wobner 6es 0litrittes iinO ben Sniur'
eenten abbOlb.
Die Sfcsenseit wirH in BEN naditsH
2Sodeu ieoenfaIls sinen unfreimllllseu
GSahenitilitanb berbelfihren.
Santia9o De s II a, 2. Suit
General Salcebo beridtet, OaB Ipentz
ide Gruppen inter benz Comma nOo ocS
Sapt. Sernanoo, Nte Suiursenten nnter
9tlOaua uub Sabo gu @aguairan in Die
Sludt ialu9eu. Die Stebellen perloren
s Sobte unO aluei Yerluunoete, oarun'
ter Nloana.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-03
Sas Iemz 9nrfsr SGiitenieif.

g ip=g IF, 1. Suli.-Das mo-
tionale S6iiBenfeit Der Ser. Staa<
ten purbe i'm @lenbaIe@8arf, SIS
na9 Der Yarabe unb bem 8anfett
bei'm prG9tigiten 8etter bur9 ben
8i9ter 0enrD Gtlberfleepe nit Ell
nem G9uB auf bic Gbreni9eibe So
Iumbia" unb ben 9rdTbenten W. s.
@eber pom vNationalen SAuBenz
buno" nit einem S9uB auf Die G9%
renIheibe u9ermania" erDffnet.
Na6e3u 10000 MenIAen tpobnten
Der GrDffnungsfeier Bel.
G6pn frii6 am Morgen ptmmelte
unb tpogte es beute auf Der unteren
Siffeite bur9 chamber. Die etn@
men @9iiben@@prp5, pel4e an Dem
qroben Syeit5uge t6eilnabmen, mar
f6irten nit W}uIif na9 i6ren @ufz
itellungspldBen, unD SauienDe pon
g3eueieriqen ianrmelten ii9 in Der 8.
@traBe am 9auptquartier on, mo
Der 3ug ieinen Qnfung nabm.
@ouperneur Worton, Der bon Der
Sribiine i'm QnipnzSquare Die &epue
iiber ben 3ug a6ne6men iollte, ipar
ni4t erI6ienen. lin 10 mebr tourDe
anerfunnt, baB fopObl Wfa9or S6tez
rem BON 8ropflDn, tpie aud Die Wtapz
prs BON Ser1eDzGttp uno 9oboten,
WanTer unb 5ugan, erI4ienen ma
rem. g(uBer ibnen befanoen iib folz
aenbe prpminente Yeri i0nli6teiten auf
Der Srt6iine: @9eriff Sumien, Sen.
Sran5 @iegeG, s. u. 8ingler, SEQ.
G6ret, 3i6arb Sabenmaper, 9ugo
Sobmer, 0erm. 8ibDer, S. &uppert,
8m. @6renpfort, &ug. 9artmdnn,
sgranf 8ridelmaDer II. u, iolpte etn
SSlor I90ner 9amen.
Ser 3uq mar elm gldn3enoer. Die
S6uBen marI6irten brilliant uno Der
,9euti9e &riegerbuno," Der BON
0auptmann b. @9lemmer, 2i3aro
U2u1er unb Gbp. 8raenble gefii6rt
purbe, nit militdriI I9em S9neio'.
W}it Subel purbe iiberaa bas
@6ubenlisl begriiBt, SRI. &lara
8onne ppm r8ermaniazSbeater," Die
bi9t DOR ben nSnbepenoent 9telpzYorz
fer S9uBen" mari9irte.
Der erfte iilberne 6eitbe9er ipurbe
nit 300 9unften BON g. gteununn
BON g}elpzgort gelponnen. Capt.
S5arrotp bon Morgentopn, @.z9a.,
Der ii9 in @roBz8ritannien auS3ei4z
nete, min bic Sire als S4iibenfDnig
getpinnen.
@oloene Mebaillen errangen be1te:
8. 8lumenberg g. 9. 8laiiteb, 80.
@inbele, .. 9. Saftor, s. 90. 9Ofz
fele, u. @. 9offman, $. 2obmann
l,nb g. 9hetttpeibner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-03
Sfaot Baltimore.

GrDffnungs =Gunf DE. =
Der neue 0erpalter Der u9drugdrtz
Safe, Capt. 9ermann Simmer, berz
anituItete geitern 9lbenO cine 6ilbi4e
sgeier our Gr0ffnung ieines Sotales.
eSn bem gerdumigen Speiieiaale bate
Sr. Simmer ein belitates Souper Ter
piren lafTen, ipeldes ben 5ablrei4 erz
fc6ienenen yreunDen uno 8etannten
bes 9erpalter5 treffli3 munoete.
oym 2aufe bes 2t6enos bra9te Der
nQ(rion=QuartettzGlub" unter 2eiz
tunq bes 9rn. q. S6urmann meRrere
bibi6e 2ieber gum 8ortrage. Inter
ben QlnipeIenben befanben ii9 ferner
N2itglieber Der ngBittels6a3 Sefz
tion," Der rG9par5en Sitter" oes
n6arugarizSrDens," Der n9umboloz
Q0ge gtr. SO" unb Der n9ermaniaz
2oge" bes rllnu6bGngigen 0rOens Der
SanDtperfer" II. q. 9r. 5ran5 BON
2i9tenItein unterItiiBte 9rn. Simmer
Bel Der 8ebienung. 9as e0le gtaB,
pel9es ber5apft purbe, mar aus Der
@eorg 9auernidmibt'i4en 8rauerei.
- 6r. So6ann Simon PrGitbent
Der uQlrbeiter@2iebertafel," erOffnete
geItern iein i40n eingeri4tetes neues
2ofal, g2r. 1929, SitzYrattzStraBe.
0as bor3iigli4e NuB aus 9int5er's
9ruuerei mar an 3upf unb elm egcelz
lenter QunI6 purb ben 8Giten ierz
Dirt. Die r9rbeiter@2tebertafel" mar
in Gorpore Dertreten unb bra9te me6=
rere ibrer i4Dniten GbOre gu GebOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-03
%tNp UEFUtIEH.
Yeuefic 1oitna dlrt6tc,t.

Can Srun5tscO, @ol., 2. Suli.
- Der bier an9:tommene Oampfer
y vauitralia" bat 9ta3ridten aus SOnoz
lulu sebra9t, Die bis gum "a. Sum- re!>
den.
Die Grnennuns bon QB. 9t. Gultle
gum @elaubten in @aibiuston lit i'm
Seuat auf itarfe SppOiitiOn seitOBen
unb nt1t eitdtigt moroen. Sm SauIe
wuroe cine JtelOlution, Die Grnennun9
au empieblen, auf ben Sid selest. @az
file iit iebr unpopular unO mun ipriat
bereits oaoon, raB BraiiOent OODls cine
anb.re 8ubl trefien iulrb. 9enannt
wiro S. q. SOsmsr, $raiioent oes
nSabnzGouese" unb friiber Otlt9lieo
oss Staatsratbs.
Die GiusebOrsnen bieltcn am 90.
sunni cine Maienperiammlun9 ab, in
w.laer &onoolensbeihliiic fir BEN perz
itOrbeneu Staat6 ietrstdr 9reibam an
aenommcn murosn, neil berlslbe Die
glnlidt pertreten babe, oaB Der &Oni9lu
pon Sawaii llnrsdt 9eideben lei uno
bic Ser. Stuutcn oleies iuieOer gut 81
MAIDEN batteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-07-03
SIrfet.
S;r 1ynr,,hcu tla YfGccoonje3s.

Sofia, 1. Suli. - Die bulgariihe
Gegierun9 but cine 9tOte an Die 81 orte
oerld]iet, IN Der iis I'M AuTfIarun9 bars
iiber na6Iudt, weSbalb Der 9ommanz
oeur Der tiirfli9en Sruppen in Aorlas
nopel oie ibm uuterltellten 2ruppen na9
Ielnem @utoiinfen an Der 0ren3e oon
OPaceoonien permenoe.
Sn Der 9totc beiBt eS Ierner, oaB SulS
9arten li9 unter ben beitebenosn Serz
DaltniIien 9c3wun9en icbe, letue @rens
sen gu idiecn. % .
youoon, /. Suli. - Der Pou
Dtau @asstte" wiro aus Sofia gemsl@
BET, OoB bie tiirfiib bul9arlIds Stud
tlOn icbr ernit Jet unO taft elner Art
&riesasul ltanb alcide. 9n Sotla lit Ote
0tudridt elnsetrofcn, buB 5me: puI9us
riid1e gauoen, ole cine rs, Die anoere
100 Oiann ltarf. iibcr Die 9rsn3e IN
tarfiides @ebict eiu9errnngeH, ll4
;,peier tarfil9er SoOuten bema6ti9t u.
0ieie nad Dubnic;a seiaIcppt tatten,
otne 3weiIcl, I'M on lbneu ben 2ob
Der pon tartiihsn Saidibo5uts nteSer'
eemcbclten SolOateH gu ra1eH.
gsad, &lcst,=9tTcm pcrbannt.
GonitantinOpcl, 2. 9uli.-0te
SreiBia 36slingc OeS Wtilitar : GOle9s.
wel6e meseu an9eblider COMPUTATION
ueaeu BEN Snltan perbaT;ct iuarcn, linO
nah einem unbetantcn Srte in &lelns
lliien 0epprtlrt mOr0eu.