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Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02
A GREAT ENTERPRISE.
The Town of Yuma to Have Q New
 Smelling Plant.

The Town of Yuma to Have Q New
 Smelling Plant.
 Yuma county has demonstrated that great bodies of rich ores of gold, silver and copper abound within it's l,mite, and all that was needed is outside capi- tai to aid in the deveIopment. The hope of the people of that county has been to interest capitalists in the development of some of the many good lodss with which that locality is prolific, and to hIs end Jesse R. Grant has interested Judge Richards of the Pueblo, Colo, smelters, and these two gentlemen are now engaged in Investigating the capa- bilities and p, ssibilities of the Yuma county mines. Judge Richards is a man of wide reputation in the mineral world, and has had large experience in smelling ores. The gentlemen have made quite extensive investigations. and believe that the showing will justify the erection of large smelling plant at or near the town of Yuma.
 The plan of operations will be to ship coal from England direct to Yuma, and chip ore for the smelter down the Colo redo from the mining localities up the river. To treat lowgrade ores cheap fuel is necessary. This can be secured by shipping direct from Liverpool.
 MT. Grant has a large and influential acquaintance throughout the United States, and numbers of men who will intrust to his judgement large sums of money, hence the fact of his connecting himself with such an enterprise is a guarantee that it will be carried through.
 Arizona is without doubt the great mineral field of the world, and the next ten years it's products of the precious metals will sstound the world.-4azstte.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02
Funeral of Mrs. M. Neal.

The funeral of Mrs. Neal took place yesterday from the Episcopal church at about p. m., Rev. Roberts of the Meth odist Episcopal church officiating. The G. A k. out of respect 10 the deceased acted as a guard of honor.
 The c8sket and church were besuti. fully decorated with wreaths of B es and stands of white and lemon chryasn- themums. A lovely cross of the same flowers resting at the rear of the altar.
 The services at the church were short; it being the request of the near relatives there was no song service, but the last Episcopal service for the dead wss read. which are sublime and full of lofty con- captions.
 At the grave another and last cere- oony and prayer was offered Him VI ho cares for al, and last sad farewell was tsken of the loved departed.-Prospec- tor
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02
Report of the U. s. Grand Jury.

TUCsoN, A. T., Oct. 2S, 1S95. To the Hon. J. D. Bethune, Judge of the First Judicial District.
 We, the members of the grand jury duly empsnelled to examine into the cases brought before us, have attended to the same and submit to you this. our final report:
 There were thirty three osses brought before us and of this number we found twenty-two true bills and twelve We ig- nored and one case referred to the next grand jury.
 We were greatly assisted iu our labor 2 by the district attorney, E. B. Ellin- wood, who was with us during our delib- erations, and who gave us the benefit of hIs advice and the law. We found him not only affab.e and courteous, but competent and an honor to his office and 10 hIm We tender our thaEk ks.
 Great credit is due Marshal Meade and his assistants for having every wit ness on hand as each case was called and causing us no delay.
 In the oouree of our deliberations We have been compelled to examine many Spanish speaking witnesses, who were examined tbrou. b the regular court in terpreter. During the e examinations we were thoroughly convinced of the inconpetenoy of such interpreter to put into English the language and partiou- lar phrsseoIoRy of such witness, upon which our action SO largely depended. We therefore recommend that in the future some educated Spanish interpre- ter be employed, to the end that an ab solute accurate interpretation may be made and the ends of justice thereby subserved.
 Respectfully submitted,
 w. N. CUMMINGS,
 Foreman
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02
Fast Train Servics.

The New York Central Railroad com pany contemplates putting on a new fact tram to Chicago with the intention of reducing the time of the run from twenty-five to twenty two hours.
 The train is to connect with the new fast train over the Santa Fe ronte to Los Angeles, which was to start on its first regular trip on Tuesday. By this eastern connection the trip from New York to Los Angeles can be made in ninety-six hours, dedu eting the two and me half hours lay over at Chicago, or exactly four days.
 The previous fastest long distance tan in the world was the California limited of the Chicago end Northwest ern and Un on Pacific systems, which made the run from Chicago to San Fran cisco, a distance of 2355 miles, in eighty ii hours and fifteen minutes, the aver age speed being PIG miles an hour.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02
LITUYA BAY GOLD.
Season's Work at the Mines Proves
 Sstisfactory.
(Alasks News. Oct. 10.)

The Sesolln returned Monday evening from Lituys bay, bringing down s. O. Wheelock and wife and party of eleven men, Dave Sturgeon and party of ttree and Mir. Fsrnham who is a member of what is known as the California Com pany, and who has been operating ip the ruby sands this season. The placer mines at the bay have all closed down for the season and the clean-ups have been better than ever before. The Wheelock party reached the diggings April 24, and as the ground was in just as good shspe as when left the fall G. fore. work was begun immediately. No trouble was experienced duriog the sea- son on account of lack of water, there being an abundance of that necessary fluid at all times. The sIuicing was ar ried on steadily night and dsy, two shifts beng worked, six on the day shift and three at night. Upon the Wheelock claims the old fashioned way of separating the gold from the black sand by sluice boxes, rifles, and plates was nsed. Some gold saving machines were tried by some parties located there but they proved an utter failure. The pay streaks encountered durlrg the sea- son varied from oEe-half inch thick to three feet, some of the smallest stresks yielding great deal higher than the larger ones. These claims averaged from s65 to $75 per day, nine men being employed on them. The actual result of the seasons work of five months and five days is Iot known as the dust has not yet been weighed, but it is positive that it will run from Sl0,OOO to 12,000 probably nearer tEe later figure than the former. Lituya bay gold on account of it's 6nenees runs high at the mint, being worth from s18.20 to SlS.50 per ounce.
 The Sturgeon and also the Cole claims turned out we'll for the season, the fer mer cleaning up about s5,OOO and the latter not quite as much. Three of the principal producing claims were sold almost immediately after the closing down of work. MT. Wheelock sold his two to Messre. Brooks, Farnhsm & Shook, and MT. Brooks bought one from MT. Cole. The new corners will winter in Juneau and at the earliest possible moment in the spring will re- new mining operations at the bay and will conduct them upon a much larger scsle than ever heretofore.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02
United Statss Trial Jury.

H A Zeckendorf, R V Bloxton, G Willans, A J Keene, A .Chisholn, F Fleishman, N E Mcintyre, Geo Ray field, w K Spicer, Tom DrifcolI, Tom Cordis. o E Chase, J Ivanoovich, J B Glover, w E Felix, John Maloney, N Guerrovich, E Vsnderlip, w H Rule, w T Gibbons, J w Davis, A Rebeil, A J Davidson, F E Russell, States Morri- son, P Lonergan, A H RonstaIdt. A Bail. B HeHey, J A Black, D Gill. A Wakefield, J E Crumb, P O Peilon, Bob Harrison, A B Sampson, H Watkins, R B Kelley, VIC McClesry, F c Allison A Cronley, o T Etchells. M P Freeman, 6 A Hoff, ZellweRer. 0 T Nuttar, A Olsen, J Schreck, H B Tern y, c A Stevens, Chss Bent, A Goldsmith, W H Sloan, A Brichta, Alfred Donan, w 0 Ellis, A L Peck, G w Atkinson, F Vaughn. Ed Eagsn, 0 Christensen, 0 H Fully, l. D Chillson, T C. Fitch, John Brown, R R Richardson, Hill, K l. Hart, J H Meyer, J J Chisholm. L Rsdulovich, R Farrell, J H Martin, M Csrrillo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02
Free Pills.

Send your address to H. B. Buckien L Co, Chicago, and get . free sample box of Dr. Kings New Life pills. A trial will convince you of their marits. These pills are easy in action and are prscaculariy effective in the cure of constipation and sick headache. For malaria and liver troubles they have been proved invaluable. They are guaranteed to bs perfectly free from every dslsteriOus substance and to be purely vegetable. They do not weaken by their action, but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the system. Regular size 25c. per box. Sold by Dr. Geo Martin druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02
OCCIDENTAL.

R D French, Los Angeles; Mrs w c Staeble, Phoenix; O C Davis, Dos Ca bez8s; A Bachelier, Montana mine; N A Dorms, Salina City. Cal; J H Martin and SOD, Casa Grsnde.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02
HEALTH is HeAL.TU

Exxr, zzaznE ted spacf2e for a5gszsa. TEzzS nsas, CoavalsiOas szss, Eszvocs aszgS4Ss9. Headache, Nervous PToSSrakSSz s3E>>1 e5 taS ces of aioohoior toDoece, WezsIxlzl aEs, Sssarzi Depression, SoftaaiaS Sf tsss 6rn3n roz1ssi2g fa Insanity and leading tO nziseES, eocsT zSs5 dss<a. Premature Csd Age, EArrecreszS, GE q c{ goeScr tn c,thex sex, Involuntary Lcssss 2L4 SEsz-z1st Q orrhoss cenoed hy eves-Sxszta-s 0f tEs Srails- seif-eSuce or ossg $HdzlEersS. Each bs>= Con, eaino one months k<ssSGent. e -s3 eex q six boxs< for S3,Sa. ssas Sz EzG4i P-s7-Sc-Ss - receipt SS pries.
 Vo GzexasAas SSx Us-c5 focare Aay ease. HitA eooA crce- Pe=cz-99 us for six boxes, sl>cESEntcd Vske 2S-c9 ga wfll sesd ia pzr0Aassr OsE SES>sssl -zsrsas-ot to ratu1A tSs rz0zag q sAS i-szssS1s 0Sea 1Ot sffSes . cuze. a1aSsatsas izzoed czsy ky GZoSS.3 HATTIE. Sale Asznt- saA CsngSs1esersss fS<sua kxs0ae,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02

Davis who outraged and killed six year old Maggie Shannon at Cohoee, were killed in the electric chair at Clinton prison today.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02
Hotel Arrivals.
ORNDORFF.

E A Shattuck, Ashland, Ken; k ID Luik k, Fort Huachuca; G w Cheyney, Ton. tone; D King, Deming; N M; + 5 Anderson, New York; R L. Stegal, Bis bee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02
Hoods SarsapariIIa
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 t1OOu . THIS ton. Price 25c. per box.

Is the only true blood purifier prominent ly in the public eye today. Try it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02
HOLMES CASE. Shoemaker and ROtan Create a Mild Sensation by
 Withdrawing. WANTED A CONTINUANCE Fearing that His Interests Would be Damaged he Discharged His Counsel and Examin-
 ed Jurors Himself.
WANTED A CONTINUANCE

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. 29-When brought into court yesterday for trial for the murder of B. F. Pietzel, Holmes looked pale and wen, and was plainly nervous
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-02

| 10 citizens or subjects and the interests l of the United States and of Great Britain, and both to maintain @ paval force in the vicinity to protect the inter- ests of citizens of either country. It was intimated that unless such Rr-
 engagements could be made, Great Britain | would not recognize the Monroe doc Urine as having any force and be com
 pelled to take such steps as she deemed
 necessary to protect British interests on this continent. This suggestion is treat | ed as having no reference to the letter | of Secretary Olney on the subject of the Monroe doctrine and is entirely inform al. The tone of the delayed reply to OiDey's letter will, however, be infiuenc- | ed by the manner in which this inform al suggestion is received. being stisfied the United States will not consider the prop osition for an alliance, probably none will be formally made and the subject be ignored as if never broached. The reply to Olney is expected to be simply an alternative proposition that Great Britain cannot recoyniZe the Monroe doctrine and will protect her interests in her own way.
 NEW YORK, Oct. PA crank who came from Baltimore for the purpose of preventing the Vanderbilt Marlborough wedding walked into the detective bureau at police headquarters this morn- ing and is now in Bellevue hospital to be examined as to his sanity.
 His card bore the name t'Sir Oliver De G;yarfae, baronet, of Leezfalza." The man was tall, shablly dressed Bad said he was Hungarian and lived in Baltimore. He said he was batchelor of arts and a master of sciences.
 He had come from Baltimore, he de- clared, for the specific purpose of pre- venting the marriage of Consuelo Van- derbilt and the Duke of Marlborough. He declared she was marrying for title and he for money and she sat all day in her room crying while he pined in his
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-06-13
@rbcit INN Iuhuifrle,

GbicasU, Su.. IL. Suui.-Praz
iiOeu. 0ebS uno bic Oireftoren Der
u9lmerican Nailway llnion" babcn beute
Jta1mittas ibre iehsmOnatlid)e Strafz
seit, bic ibneu we9cu OtiBatlten5 oss
@eridt5 5uOittict unO BON benz Sberz
Suubess.ridte beitattgt wuroe, an9sz
treten.
@olumbus, II. Suni.-Diit eis
ncr Waioritat BON 740 Stimmen baben
iia bic uniOn &OblengrGber BON NbiO
fur 0is Annabme Der sic. Stula tir
eclicbte &oble entlhieoen. 5,091 itlmnlz
ten iiir, 4,351 9e9en ole anaabme.
Soutb bridge, Otan., IL. SUM-.
- Der Strite in ben bieli9en Central
OiiQs wur0e bei9ele9t, nahOem ZEN
@eb,rn cine 2ObnerbObun9 bon 10
YroSent bcwllli9t iuuroe; bIeIe Ienbez
runs tommt aQeu 500 arbeitern 5u
Gute.
8raSforb, Ya., IL. SUM. -
6infs;s BON ben 100 8uuoclmaAerr,
Die uOrise &O9e in 8laIsoell5 &lelns
bOlswerf usitunOen, iinO, naaOem lie
ii9 Der gobuberab leeun9 auf 16c. per
100 giuoel fI9ten, on Die Arbeit 5a@
rIdsefommeu.
Otilwaufee, @iSc., II. Sum-
Die rgImsricau 6cberatlOn Of 2abOr"
bat uuter BEN bieli9en Srauerei Irbciz
tern nit Der Grtlarung, oa6 biele entz
meoer aus oem sc. Of I. SrOen" Ooer
aus Der n6eOsration Ot SabOr" austre>
ten milIen, bOie5 Slut ssmadt. Die
grauerperbanbe babeu proteltlrt uuo
Der SraOeS Council bat cinen empbattz
idcu YrOteit einssianbt, mas Der
StuatsperbanO Der rs. Of <" sbenTaIa
su tbpn seionueu 1T.
5renton, R.fS., II. SUM-. -
9lue 10 bieii9en rSanitarp" Slcingut'
Subriteu iinO seitern WOr9en seidIoiien
woroen. 0i. 500 9l,beitcr baben be-
idlOiien, bic @iniiibrun9 elmer neueu
2Obnl fala = nm 20 4rO5ent bobcrs
2Obne - gu psrlan9tn, unO wenn bIele
AM 9onnsrltas nidt beitati9t mirS, on
ben Strife 81 9eben.
@lepel elaub, 10. SUM. - Oer
Snt.rnatIonal @Oupent Der uGiIen.
sieBer Union" miro laut Oifi;ieller Be
tanntmuduns am 10. Suli bterleIbl1
itottfinSeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-06-13
Srun San.

SnbianapoGis. Sno., 10. Suni.
- Ntit benz bcuti9cn Gage llcT Die Pe7
riuSe iar Ginrcihung uOn aniprii6en
9eseu BEN SrOen Der r5rOn 0au" im
Sbergeriht oieies GOuntp'S ab. 0aS
@cri5Gt peroronete Ole 4uSiubIuns BON
iaQlgen anipraden III ser 90be BON
$32, 900. Die 6orDcrun9en flr Ans
maltsssbibreu, Die iih angeblld auT
nabesu $4,000 belaufen, milien olele
QBude nuh einsereIdt wcrOen. 5n Der
SiIice pes WtaIcnocrwalters perScn
lest Die 0ipibeuoen bsrednet. Bic aus
be,ablt werOeu iOqen. Die Irbcltcn
Ioilen bis gum 80. SUM pOllenbct wcrs
ben. Oa5 @ebGuoe, in weld}em Der
Srb.n isin Sauptquurticr bate, fOnlmt
u9hlten Samltaa unlcy oeu Sammer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-06-13
NemzYnrfer @a1ribtcn.

QuarautGuezS citation, g.
s., IL. Stunt. Der britllde 0ampIer
r&tiaa," rpelder ;wilden bier unO BEN
Sabamas fabrt, bra6te hsute unter
Ieinsn YaNu9icren feds Ofoun BON Der
s5eiaeung Ger uwtrlfanIlhen Sarte
r@arrie s. 2Ons," wclGe am atenO oeS
p. Otai pom Slie 9etrOiien marc unS
auf ofIcner See perbrannte. Gapltan
9tOlf, ser Steuermaun unb Slu;l Der
Oiatrolen famcu in ocn 6lammeu um.
Das Stifi mar nit 4etroteum belaeen.
3m.ibunOertbiciige SdIadter iino 9ss
itcrn 3u elmer Yerclni9ans sulammens
uetreten uno babeu Die y@Onlumcr8'
Seal ans Otutton Company" begriins
bet; baS @runOtapital lit swar Oili3lcll
nur aui $4,000 angc9cbcn, aber es
iino minoeltenS $3,OOO,O00 in Der
nenen @eieliaa!t pertrcten. IS lit ole5
elm neuer ySruIt;" Qbcr CT lit ni6t ;u
ben sewObnlldeu 3usden Der 2rult"
eeIdailen, niht asreiiiO mill er rgtben,
lon0ern Oef,niiu.
S6on ieit cinem Sabre bcfla9en iidI
oiele bislise Sleinb bdnOler OarIber, oaB
bie 9tewzYOrf SmaQ StOd @OmpauD"
unO Die rYsal anO DiuttOn Company"
lie ni1t III min; ;denswert9er NeIle be-
oienlen unO OaS 9eltern aemelOete Sors
6es uSceI>Srult5" bat lbnen nun Die
Sbee nubesele9t, lid gu peretnl9cn, um
oen mahtt9eu Geiellidaften mtoeritcs
ben gu t0nncn, 9eSen Die lic ais Gtu6elne
uibtS permOaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-06-13
Jranfrci9.
gNoSIersupt!, tut 9Sos fettfano.

8au, II. Suni.-Dte uebsridpemz
mungsn unb Sohflutben in 9}auarra
unO oen Yprenasuz1heOerunsen baIten
on. Sm SasfsnlurOe berriht in 6oIgc
befen srOBs @ntbsbruns unter Der ar
men BON Der MaTIer5nOtb bstrofienen
yepOlferuns. StraBen, Srifcn uno
Giicnbabnoamme iinO BON ben sSlutben
iortssrilien. 6eloer uuo G)arten finO
ourh bic pom Ben @ebir9SbObsn berabz
itar5enSen Wahsrmalien piels OteiIsn
melt ;erit0rt unb bic Oi,aiabrisc Grnte
lit in weirem umlreiS total uernidtet.
Baris, II. Suni.-r r0ir 9teuoleme
Siecle" bsbauptet, buB Die dinelilde
9fealeruns einen Safen auf Sen 5ilhcrz
Snleln an Sranfrei6 ub9etrsteu babe.
.Siecte" fi9t bin5u, baB Srantreld,
epentueQ ais Oant fir Die SntsrpeutlOn
gu @uuiten Gbina's BON Oieiem Die se>
iammte als bic 6iIdersSuicin betannte
Suiel@@ruppe bsanlprndsn unO srwer>
ben merbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-06-13
StaOt SalIImure.

Yolitii d. q o I Ii5eu.- Die oe@
motratiIden Erimarwablen fnoer, wle
aus 3uusrlailissr Gueae mitsctbeilt
mirb, am 30. Suli ltatt. Sn Der .Smlz
i9en3.it organiliren iib bleOcmufrnteu
i'll ben % NarOs uno einigen lIb am
@anbibateu. Sn Ser err ten Waro mols
len Die 0emotraten Srn. S. 0ubcrt al8
Sta0tratb5>@aubiOaten uno Srn. An9.
Shraber ais yeai5latur Ganoioatcn
auiitelleu. Sn BirO'S Salle OIL Der Gde
BON G0monb bion>2lpcnue uno WtOunt%
itraBe iiu6et beute Ibeno cIneTcrIamms
luna Ser OcmOtrattu ser 10. Maro
ltatt.
Die Trobititiouiitcn baben beialoIs
ZEN, in icOem &OuatD eiucn Srsanllas
tor an;uiteQen.
Die Suprem.2o be3 ~ L
ten SroenS Ser Ser. Ar E l.
ter" trat seitern in @licu9O 3u ihrer
5abreS Sltun9 5uiammen. 0leIelbe
miro Sebu Gage oau,rn. 0:itcrn NbenO
wuroe BEN onmcicnOcn Sertretern BON
oen iuborblnirten yoGen GbicugO'S in
Der rGeutrNl WtuFtbalIc" elm GmpIana
berettet.
9aneSsrguiOn, cine rs Sabre
ulte gc.tlerin, muBte gcltern uad ocm
@efau9uiB wanOcrn, neil iic 0rn. s.
6. 8rediuriOgc BON 1lr. 22O9, Gntams
Bluce, cine 9OlOcuc llbr uno aubere
gSertbiadcn in Der SObe BON $3.50 ses
itOblen baben iOll.
0urd baS @nt5Hn EN- elmer
9yienge 2lbIalle in Dem Seller oeS Gros
cericlabens BON SaS. u. &aoan, 9|r.
100, @arlislezHlace, n"be 9t.sSroaOs
pap. musbe elm 6cusralarm pom &alten
gfr. 275 beute 6riib y llbr pcranlaBt.
Die 6!ammen wuroen iduell 9elolht.
@runo f.-Durd
bic gutIiouaturen Gebriocr Sbwab
murSe geltcru ba5 9auS gh. sol, 9tOro'
yunoItraBc. Gruuo3iES $50, an GbGS.
.. 6ie3sralO iIr $3.50 oertauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-06-13
Gtus Yrnflamatiau Dss YratDenten.
Die 9feuuahtdt Der Ser. Stalten muB ges
mabrt lueroeu.


NaIbin9tDn, ID. Sunt. - Der
Yralioent bat beute Die folgeube pro-
tlamaton erlalen:
,Da Die SnI L Cuba 3ur 3sit Der
Sdauplus zines GipIl &rie9es, perbunz
BEN NIT Wioerltlnb nit ben 9SafIeu in
Der SanO sssen bic bort beitebenOe ipuz
nil6e 9lealerung, elmer Wtaht, NIT luelz
der bic Ser. Staaten in 6reunblhaIt
uub Srieben lebeH unb su leben ipHns
iben uno
ba Die @siese Der Ser. Staatsn bersn
SIrgtr, iowie alien anOeren Berionsn
innerbalb ibrtr Surisoiftiou perbietet,
an iOlheu Srbebun9:n s.9en cine bette
benbe He9ierung tbtIl3unebmen, entluez
Der ourb Annabme BON &tiegsbienit sez
gen bi.lelbe ooer Die guwsrbuns glnOe'
rer fir iOlden Dieait, ober Die 2Iusritz
flung uno SepafInuns iOld,er aluse'
worbenen, oocr our6 Die lusrui itun9
BON &ri.gsidiItu OOer Grpebitloneu bon
ben Sereiuigten Staaten oSer irseno els
ueu ibrcr SGfcn.
OeBbalb, in Gabetraht Der uorers
wGbnt,n @slese, uno Der Verpflldtuna
gen Der gereinigten Staaten elmer
frsunbi6aitiiden Ota9t 9eseniibsr,
unb als slne SiaerBeitsmaBregel unO
banit ale 9Irger Der Screinisten
Gtaatcn unb bic inne, balb ibrer 5urisz
bittion Iid auibaItcnoen Berion.n bas
pom ab;ubaltcu, cine ungeIeelldle Sanbz
lung 81 be9sben,
9Sarne ld, Grooer Glepelanb, 8rdii>
bent Der Sercinietcn Staaten BON Ime=
rifa, alle 8iirgcr unO iOnlti9s PeriOnen
iid ieslider llebertretung Der bier anse-
fiibrten 9eieee gu entbaltcn unb ertlare,
oaB ale IOlhe Gcleecsibertretuuscn
itren9 eeabnost werben unb i3 TRACE
bieutit alien yeamten Der Ssreinisten
Staaten aui, bic beiasten @elcbe auf'S
@cnsiste burd3ufabreu, ibre llcbertrez
tuns ourd 8aniamfeit 5u oerbtnbern
unS etwaiee uebertreter prompt 5ur Inz
sei9e 5u bringsn uno ibre Pro5ellirung
su pcranlanen.
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meIne llnteridriIt 5u9efl9t uno oas
Sieeel ber Sereint9tsn Staaten anbrlnz
gen laiisn.
90 seidebsn in bsr StaOt 8uibinsa
ton beute am II. SUM I'M Sabre Oes
Serrn eintauisnb a9tbuubert uub iinf
uuo neun;ls uno im elnbunoert uno
ncunscbnten Sabr Der llnabban9igfett
Der Sersinisten Staatcu.
@roper Glepelan6.
0urh Sen BrdiiSenten erlahtn:
Gi6arS SlneD, StaatsietrctGr."
Aus unlerfr gsltrIgen 2. mOr9ell>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-06-13
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Ocputirtens&ammer bic Grmorbuns bes
Deputirtsn 6errara in 9timini sur
Sprade. Oisbrere ber Spreder pers
bammtsn BEN Otorb unS itemp.lteu i'm
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allitilder gepeSunsen.
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flGreu, SaB ieoe @sieeesIbertretuns BEN
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ll.bsrseuaung sclanst icin iOllte. bag
bi. io5iuliitii6e Partei oct Gaem isbe
@emaltmaBresel uerbamlne.
SisuOr Gbimirri (Otiniiterieller)
msinte, Die Yreoiser be5 Saies sssen
2llles mus msni9li9e Sronuns betrefie,
batteu Den Saamen 3u iolden 9lu8s
i9reitunsen 9eiast. 0ieie Semsrfuns
ricf eiuen Sturm Der @ntrI Iltun9 uuter
ben iO3taliitliden Dtitslisbern beruOr,
tuelder ieoO9 bon Der WtaiOritat nit
benz 8ufe: nSbr idst Die 5wietra9t !"
balo qeleat murbe.