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Evening star., 1895-04-26
MIR. Dingman's Case.
sUsPENDING A SUGAR DUTY.


Expected Action of Holland Regard
Ing the Javancse Product.
The State Department has received re-
port from Minister Quinby, at The Hague,
Netherlands, relating to the prices of su-
gar. He says that measure has just
passed the second chamber of the states
general providing for the readoption of the
suspension of export duty on Java sugar
for one year from June 1, 1895. This sus-
pension was m force from June l, 1898, I'd
June l, 1894. The minister thinks it will
undoubtedly become law. He says that
the minister of the colonies, in brief in
PRODUCTION to the measure, sets forth that
the suspension was not in force between
June l, 1894, and June l, 1895. Meanwhile
the price of sugar in Java fell from So
to $2.61 per pikol in December last and the
overstocked European markets and the
small sales # sugar in eastern Asia on ac-
count of the war between China and Japan
will have reduced the prices even more;
that in consequence five Indian sugar fac
tories have closed, and four others are eX-
pected to close; that the temporary sus-
pension of the export duty was an urgent
necessity, the more SO because by failure
of the sugar industry in Java thousands
of natives would be deprived of a living
and poverty and discomfort would result
The minister of the colonies said that the
1st day of June was chosen for the sus-
pension because that the time when
the shipping of sugar begins; also that it
is hoped that need for the suspension will
not extend beyond the year.
Evening star., 1895-04-26
Changes Mt West Point,

The following named officers will be re-
lieved from duty at the Military Academy
in August next: Captain Edmund D.
Smith, nineteenth infantry; First Lieuten-
ants Samuel W. Dunning. sixteenth In
fantry; George F. Barney, second artillery;
Robert L. Hirst, eleventh infantry; George
H. Cameron. fourth cavalry; Benjamin
A. Poore, sixth infantry, and George Mont
gomery, ordnance department. The regi-
mental officers will join the companies,
troop or battery to which they respectively
belong.
to duty at the academy: First Lieutenant
Granger Adams, fifth artillery; Second
Lieutenants Palmer E. Pierce, sixth in
fantry; Horace NJ. Reeve, third infantry;
John H. Rice, third cavalry; William NJ.
Cruikshank. first artillery. and Robertson
Honey, fourth artillery,
Evening star., 1895-04-26
LAWS OF THE LAST CONGRESS.
Only 6 Per Cent of the Measures In
trOduced Became Statutes.

According 10 figures prepared by Mr.. B.
s. Piatt, enrolling clerk of the Senate, 40
bills and joint resolutions became laws
during tie third session of the Fifty-third
Congress. OF these 215 were Senate and
sos House bills and resolutions. During
the entire Congress 1928 measures were
introduced in the two houses, of which
2,9l2 originated in the Senate and 9,271 in
the House. The Senate passed 527 of its
own bills. but only 239 of these received
favorable action in the House, while of the
I'll House bills which passed the House $50
also passed the Senate. The President
vetoed or failed to sign "a of the Senate
bills which were sent to him, while "a
House bills met the same fate. 1t appears
from this statement that less than per
cent of the bills introduced during the
Congress became laws.
Evening star., 1895-04-26
Changes of paxmn.ter..

Changes have been ordered in the sta
tions of army paymasters as follows: Maj.
Albert S. Towar, from New York city to
Omaha, for duty as chief paymaster, De-
partment of the Platte.
Maj. Culver c. Sniffen, from San Antonio,
to New York city.
Maj. John S. Witcher, from Albuquerque,
New Mexico, to San Francisco.
Mai. John p. Baker, from Albuquerque,
to San Antonio.
Mai. William H. Hammer, from Fort
Brown, Tex, to -AlbuQuerque.
Evening star., 1895-04-26
DIPLOMAS AND MEDALS,
Fortunate Worlds Fair Exhibitors
Will Shortly Receive Them.

The worlds fair diplomas awarded TO ex-
hibitors whose exhibits were favorably
mentioned by the judges are being pre-
pared at the bureau of engraving and
printing. and will be sent Gut in about
sixty days, together with the medals, now
being struck at the Philadelphia mint. The
diplomas will be elaborated. engraved and
printed on Japan paper. They will con-
tain the name of the exhibitors, the erti-
Gle exhibited and the comment of the
judges. About q, 900 in all will be issued.
Evening star., 1895-04-26
Mrs. Grant Arrives nt Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 2G-Mrs. U. S. Grant
and daughter, Mrs. Sartoris, arrived in
Chicago today to attend the Grant me-
mortal services at the Auditorium to-
morrow under the auspices Of the Press
Club. The ladies were met at the station
by ex-Mayor Washburn and driven to the
Auditorium Hotel
Evening star., 1895-04-26
Ordered to West Point.

Major Geo. B. Davis Judge advocate, in
charge of the rebellion records office, War
Department has been ordered to duty as
professor of law at the Military Academy,
August co. to relieve Lieut.. Col. John W.
Clous, deputy judge advocate general, who
is ordered to report to the adjutant gen.
eral of the army.
Evening star., 1895-04-26
Personal, Mention.

Assistant Secretary Uhl has returned
from visit to his home, at Grand Rapids,
Mich, and was on duty at the State De-
partment today.
Capt. H A. Taylor of the Naval War
College; Newport, is on visit to this city.
He is stopping at the Cosmos Club.
Prof. Schele De We're of the University
of Virginia, accompanied by Mrs. De We're,
is visiting Washington for few days.
They are at the Clarendon.
Evening star., 1895-04-26
THE CANAL COMMISSION,
VIII Sail for Nicaragua on the 7th .
May.

The Nicaragua canal commission will
leave Washington for New York this after
noon. Several days will be spent there in
examining the working drawings and sur
veys Of the canal company. The commits
sioners will then return to Washington and
make preparations to start for Nicaragua
early in May. Secretary Herbert has placed
the cruiser Montgomery at their disposal
and on this ship they will sail on May Z
from Mobile for Greytown. While the COM
mission is at work in the interior on the
line of the canal Commander Davis will
make careful soundings Of the harbor Of
Greytown and the approaches to the canal
Evening star., 1895-04-26
Mrs. P,rneIrs Condition.

BORDENTOWN. N. j., April 26.-Dr
Ships states that Mrs Parnell is resting
easy and is in much the same condition
that she was last night.
Evening star., 1895-04-26
Capt. vernon's Detail.

Capt. Chas. A. Vernon, nineteenth in
fantry, has been detailed to attend the en-
campment Of the Michigan National Guard
at Island Lake, Michigan, in August next.
Evening star., 1895-04-26
Father and Children burned.

FRANKFORT, KY, April 26-The re-
mains of James Yeager, an aged cripple,
and his two children. aged five and nine
years. were taken. half cremated, from the
ruins Of the FinceI block this morning.
Evening star., 1895-04-26
GIsT OF FOREIGN COMMENT.
What is Said Abrond-The Nicaragua
DISPUTE.

LONDON. April 26.-The United States
ambassador, Mr.. Thomas F. Bayard was
questioned this morning in regard to the
dispatch from Washington, stating that he
had been in constant communication by
cable yesterday with the American Sec
retary Of State, Mr.. Gresham, and, as re-
Evening star., 1895-04-26

$9e proof Of @e puoo ooins Is:
IN f6e eating. egesferoap's 8.
Star contained ~ columns
Of Aooerfisenenfs, snaoe up
Of S26 separate announce
s,tenfs. t8ese aooerfiserg
fought pa&eifp-nof .aerefp
space.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-03
Snbn Sua uno Ntrarasua.
WieI 0rri1tiGl 1tno fpeitta 0NpIc.

Comb on, 1. Otat.-2lus gut inter-
ridteter GueQe oerluutet, oaB GrCBs
britannien i;dl mt Der BON gSuibtn9z
ton pOrgeidIaseuen Grleoisuus bes
l3miItes nit 9dcaru9ua einperltanbeu
ertlGrt bat, wenn fir bic 3abluns Der
geIorberten @ntidGoi9un98 Summe
garuutie seleitet tuiro. Dtau slaubt,
baB Oamit Die 9au5e afaire erleOist 1T.
2onb N, 1. 0tui. - GrOe Der ses
fern i'm auswGrtisen 4mt abse9ebenen
Grtldruug, baB in Der 9altun9 GrOBs
britbnnisn's ge9en gticarasua tetn Wsdz
Iel eiusetretsn lei, wirO beute bebuuptet,
@roBbritannien babe iid nit Der oOrz
9eihIa9enen Seilsqun9 bes 5treitcs nit
9ticara9ua einuerltanOen ertlGrt, rpenn
bic 3a6luna Der brtttihen 6OrOerun9
sarantlrt werOe. Sn bieiem Sale werbe
0a8 britilde @ei9waoer iOfort BON 60
rinto 3urifge5Oaeu meroen.
GS iit nidt befannt, msl6e @aranz
ten GnglanO perIan9t, aber in blplOz
matiiden &reiien bG!t man ben 9ticaz
rasuaz@aIe" iiir scld)lOiieu.
lS SaibingtOn, 1. Wtat.-Oie Ga
rautie fir GrfiGuns Der tritiihen 6Or@
berung piro BON 9ticara9ua IN aus
rsiaenOlter Bsiie 9slelitet werben uub
3war ber9eitalt, OaB entweOsr Die Res
9ieruu9 bon 9ticaragua bte Sabluns
peripri9t-S Die 9tepublif bis iest ibs
rsn SerIpre9un9en itst8 nah9.fOntmen,
senist oa8 8Ort Ser 9te9ierun9 ais
@arantie ie-ooer: bic 8ant uOn 9tlcara>
qua, Elm Hutionalinltitut, oaS in Sons
BON &rebit bat, mir6 bic @aruntie leilten.
SSer: Die 9fepublIf Guatemala, cine Der
rciditen inter ben csntralamsrifan:s
ihen Hepubliteu, wirb, faus 9t;cara9ua
bie8 miinidIt, in elmer 2OnOouer gauf
15,50O yitrl. Seponiren. Sber: Die
9ticarasua< Sanul @Ompu9nie, oereu
g8Or: in @n9Ianb 10 gut pie 9Olb lit,
mirO entmeoer Die 9arantte ooer glelh
Das baare @elo erlssen. lleberOieS
iuu Die Resieruns bereits ba5 nO<
tbise Gclo 5u elmer SeirieOisuns Der
britiiden 6Or6erun9 3uiammen baben,
10 baB lie fcins8 9eillauoes pom Nus~
lamb beSarf. Inter bieien umltGnbeu
mirS cine @arantieleifuns Der Ser.
Staaten niht nOtbwenOi9.
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Ccifrrtds llGgarn.
Spniatff init Dem Watifatt.

Su oapeit, ?. Wui.-Sn Der seitriz
gen Sisuna bes unsariiden Ibseorbz
n.tenbauies ma9te Der Wtiniit.rprdits
bent 5rbr. b. SunfiD cine widtiss Otit>
tbeiluns. Sn geantiuprtun9 elmer Snz
terpsQation in ge;ug uuf Die Guslais
iunsen bes papitlitel gtuutius in Wien,
Dtisr. Or. 2lsliarOi, aeIcseutli4 i.insr
iiin9iteu 9funOreiie Ourd lln9arn er.
flarte Der MiniIter, baB ser 9tuntius
Obue ale 6ruse feline geiusuiiie iber=
idritten babe. Sin papltlidsr 9tuntiu8
iet nidt nlsbr, uls Der Sertreter ir9enb
elmer frembeu Dtu6t, es miiiie buber
nad Der @eriailuns oer GlnfluB bs8
papltli6en Stubles auf bic fir6liden
ansel.9enb.itsn in lln9uru bur9 ben
BrimaS BON lln9arn uno ntdt burd
BEN gfuatius ausssiibt iuerOen. 0,eie
Inlidt meroe audi bon Der 6itreidiidz
unsariiden Iesierung setbeilt. welde
bonn papltlidlen Stubl bcreits grtlds
runsen Ib,r Die Heiis bes gtuntiuS pers
lanst babe. Die Wlittb,iluns beS Sri
niiterprdiioenten mcbte i'm Sauie fi6tz
lid tlefen @inoruf uno puroe BON BEN
2iberalen nit b.seilterten SOdrufen, bon
ben &lerlfalen basesen nit lautsm YrOz
tsit auT9enommen.
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9nnnn ilnn Ghinn.

2oubon, >. Wai.- Sine 9epeide
Der rGentral>gtep8" aus SOfiO mel6et,
bnB be iapaniihe 9te9ierun9 ben Oamz
pier vYit.Sans," wcI9er Dor einiser
Belt, neil er 0tunltion an 8Or0 bate,
nit geidlag bslest luurOe, frsige9eben.
Gs ite1ts ii9 beruu8, OaB bic Seiasun9
BON Der ytatur Der Saoun9 felne9lbnuu9
bate.
Yaris, 2. U1ai. - yMatin" be-
bauptet, oaB Die prOteltirtnbcu Otadte.
91uBlanO, Jrantrsid1 unb 0eutldlaub,
nit Sapan in 8erbanolung setreten
ieien, uno baB cine frieOli9cS dlidtuns
aller Diiisren3cn m09lid mare, Ssbsnz
faus beabli9tl9en bic Wtadte nidt, gez
bineunsen aui;uerlegsn, rueldle bic
9le9ts bes StsserS beeintradtisten ODER
ben l.sitimen gtatlOnGIitOl; pertiimz
mere.
r@aulois" meint, Sapau Berbe wObl
nit @ebiet8abtrctun9en IN einerRegiOn
suirieoen Iein, in Der 9fuBlanb tslne
Sntersilen babe.
Sbansbai, ,. 0tui. - Die auf
Ser Sniel 6OrmOia lebenoen Gbineien
babsn tir;lid Oh ben OOrtiseu brItii9en
biplOmatiiaeu 9ertreter elne 0eputus
tiOn seididt, welhe i'm bat, Die BRITT
i9. &esieruug gu uerauluiien, bsn 5az
pansrn nldt gu 5eltatten, Die Snisl 3u
auneftirsn. Als @esenleiitun9 bitrfiir
ionte Der britiiheu 9te9ieruns elm me-
ientIi6er Qntbsil aus Den @rtrasuiIien
bss @rubsnbetrieb,S auf 6ormoia angez
buten nerben. Die Su9e muroe Ser
britiiden 8esieruns aud iuirflid Dor.
setrasen, iuelds jeOOd erflGrte, buB iie
niat in Der Sage iei, auf Den SOriblus
einsuaebeu.
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Sas 8elo nerrietB llc.
9r.i Giubredsr inter cigeutbimII6eu I'm
ltGnoeu peybaftet.

9r.i Giubretsr inter cigeutbImIl6eu llm'
itGnOeu uryboftet.
Suntiugton, 8a., /. 0tui. -
Der bisiigen BOliist 1T eS Sclun9en,
Orei Der Subiefts ;u perbaiteu, WsIde
Dor einisen Ga9eu III Den Saoen oeS
Gjroc:rs Serser 5u Sort 9fODaI, Fa.,
eingebrOden iiuO unO bort cine Seute
pon $50, 200 senlu9t buben. Die Ser
bafteten limb: 6rant @pan8 BON Bbilaz
belpbiu, Soiepb Weit uOn "a @rOfC unb
60. Barrier BON Chicago. Gle waren
icbr anitdubis 9etleiOet, uno Der Ser
Oadt segen iie murbe oaburh ermcdt,
oaB iie bier pon Dem .3eituu98bGnoler
Stelnbers Elm 3eitEn9 tauitcn, 'pOfiir iie
NIT neu9eprdstsn, bllntenOen Sent
itadcn pom 1895 belublten. Steinbcrs
muBte, buB BEN @lnbrcferu im Serez
ler' l6en 2aOen elm arOBeres Guautum
Bsnuie8 ueueiter YrGsung in Die 0dnOe
sefaGlen mar; 81 it0pite Scrbudt sc9cn
sic 6remOcn un0 ieete Die POli3ei in
SenntniB.
9lls bic BOIisei iid ben 9crOadti9en
ndberts, pcrrictb.u fd bieie OaOurd,
buB iie einis. 5dnbe uoa nsuer 8en>
nie8, Elm llbrscbauie uno anOere mabrz
id.inIi9 seltoblsue Artifel in Den 6luB
luurIen. Dtan iunO nod 700 Stlf
n.ut 8enniss bel ibnen; audi entOedts
man am Sunoselent zines Der 4rrsitanz
ten cine @unbe, Die beftig seblutet has
ben muB unb mabrideinlia BON Ser
lebunsen bcrribrt, melhe Der Oianu am
6reitas gtadts bel Der 9lusfabruu9 6cs
Ginbruds OupOn9stras.n bat. Die
arr.itanten puroen na9 OttfflintOwn
in'a @efau9niB 9ebrnat.
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0rnBbritannirn.
Bonn cttaItSd,ett TarIautettf,

2onbun, 2. Utai. - @eleeentlid
Ser bsutissn Debate Gber bas gubs.t
fir oas fummeabe 91s9nunssiabr erz
tldrte Sr. Ism. SarcOurt i'm unterbaus
b.s Yarlam.nts, ouB bic Giufubr unO
Nusiubr pabreuo be8 perflO1snen Sab
res ben 8elpeis 9eliefert. baB trOs Der
ui:brisen Yreiie i'm 2aufe Ses 9abrss
bic Irbeiter nidt usnissr, ,uobl aber
etwas mebr pie I'M SOriabr perbisnten.
Se3el9nenb fir Die fOrtidreitenbs Bro>
iperltat ici wObl Der nmitunb, baB bie
in ben Sparbanfen pOrbanpenen Cunt
men in 1890 nur EGO, 900, 900, in 1891
g31 100000, in 1892 g33, 700, 900,
in 1898 935,OO0,OOO uub in 1894
g45, 100000 betrusen. @insn beIersn
yep.is iiir bic StnbilitGt Der finan,ielz
len Sage bes 2unSss tOnns man mObls
fii9lid nidt perlansen. Oas Budget
paiiirte Johann bic srits 2eiuus.
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Snn unc SerOcrben.

0as idausrliae GeiOlge ent:S 9gtIoHS.
at6iion, Ss., /. 0fal. = YIN
@ptlon, pelder beute 9tahmttta9 noEr
uniere @e9euO iesle, battle 2oo un0
@srOsrben in GeiOI9e. 3ehu YerlOnen
perform lbr Seben.
Gtwa nm 30 llbr iob man ldmere
@olfeu iid Der Srtidait 8atterlOn al
Der San 6run,iscOsSabn," etwa le9S
Mcilen pom Burton, nabsrn. Nte
atbmoip bdre mar trOfsn uno nit Glcts
trisitat seidw6ngsrt. Die 9uit nat 10
b,iB, baB lie 81. 9aut ien9te unS 3u Der
Anuabne pcrlcitsts, oaB Ill Der 9tad)>
baridait elm ErGrisIsuer wiitbete.
2lm Iur6tbnrlten muatc li1 Der
Gturm elna cine OtCile wcltIl9 pon
EatterlOn, uno ppn bort eritrcdte Il4
iein @ebiet fir iedssbu Dtcllen in elmer
Sreite u0n 100 Darot bis 5u etner Ster@
telmeile. Soweit befuunt, pcrlorcn jegn
Berionsn lbr 2ebeu, namIlb:
German Oscar, 10 Sabre alt.
Gin SausIIug.
gSiaium Arml mltrOng.
6rau @hapin.
Sobn SdmlOt.
Sri. Sdmtot.
Dora Sdlmibt.
6ranf ShmiOt.
Mebrers BerlOnen murbeu perpunSet,
So6 1T es bis ieet nldt ulGglI4 gene
fen, Die 9tameu AQer IeltiultcIlen. Die
3abl Der ocmollrtcn gSobubGuIer uno
2SlrtbIdaftsgebduOe lit srOB. 9ant
Der g,IOnuenbeit Der Sebrerin murOeu
Die Sailer Der SeO9esOlitrIttzS9ule,
melhe in bem BiaOe oc8 GDtlOn6 lag,
bel 3ei.en i'll Si6erbeit gcbraHt.
On Batterion wuroen 6rau 6r9e,
Sol. M.ar uno 6ruu 6rlii:l 10 idwer
perleet, oaB man On ibrem 2luTtOmmsn
;lpciitlt. lluter ben wcni9er idwer
Yerlester befinOeu iid 9atOb Stl4e,
Gurus oeniOn uno 6rou @lllIum
9trmItrOna. 9as SauS Der 6rau 6rpe
mar oG8 eritc, lueldcs SemOllrt muros.
Die Sauier Don Safe Salmls'g uno
Sob. Sulsbad) paren bic uGhlten, Oot
tamen bel ibrsm Ginitur6 feline Dtenlden
uu'S 2eben.
@cOrse @earS slssante 9tciioen5 parS
aanSlib 0emOlirt. Die 9OlSubcrrelt:
6erielben fOnuten pobl gum 6eueranz
MAIDEN hisnen. 6ruu WearS uno BRET
ibrer &ino,r wurOcu eridlagcn, wabrenO
g8eurS unb spei Der &tnber lih IN Den
Seller fliateten unO 10 Oas Seben ret'
teten.
Dur6 Die @euaIt oe8 Sturme8 wurb
Elm YTero aus bsm Stulle in Die Mob>
nuns BON 9atOb SlidneD geidleuOert
uuo lanoete an or Stele, auf Der li9
StidneD's 6rau befanO, Dlele I4mtr
oerleeeno.
Der Yerlult piro Elm iberaus groBer
Iein, 0a IN Dem 2litrItt ausldheBlI9
wOblbabenoe Ecute wObncn.
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GcIn niikt Nints.
Gin 0ainioudr ;u 3wanssarbeit psrurt

Gin Wliniondr ;u 3wan9sarbelt oerurtbeilt.
ct. 2outs, Dto., 1. Otai.-Seur9
8. Chamber, sln bIeii9er 6abrlfant u.
NtiQlOnGr, iit gu iehs Otonaten Straiz
arbeit unb $500 @elobuBe uerurtbellt
uorbeu, neil er sinem 6reunOc Die @utz
tin perilbrt bat.
Der getrOseus wurOs tiir3lid gewubr,
bag Der faIi9s 6reunO OaS in i'm 9c>
ieete Sertrauen i9GuoItd miBbruudt
batte. @mpOrt iiber ben Serratb, llsB
er Chamber uerbaften uui 8runo stue6
alien Stoat89eieeeS, melae8 Gbebrud
alS crtmlneIls8 Ser9sben beltrait. 5n
Den Bro;sBsYsrbanOlunSeu wurbe benz
4nseflasten nudsepieieu, oaB er bard
i,ine perfabrerii9en SInite Die Satin
bes arslOieu 6reuube5 betb0rt unO
berer Gbeglad pernidtet bate.
Der 9iidter utrurtheilte ben SerIIbz
rer uhb CAB Die itritte Beiiuug, baB
Chamber tpis ale aubereu StrdfItuse
3u Der ibli9sn 3wunssarbeit beruu9ez
so9en peroen lOa. Der OGQiOuar wtrO
aliO bas raaite hclbe Subr iid nit
StsintlOpfen bel4aiti9en. Dem alien
Gsi,ss semaB 1T in iOIden Griminal'
fallen cine Seruiuns se9eH ba5 StraIs
erfenntnlB nl6t 5ulalltg.
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Aus unIfrrr geltriarn 2. MOrgsHs
AuSaabr.
SeutIGlann.
Ser Wai Saa.

SerIin, 1. 0iai. - Si: Scier bc8
Otaltags bat bis iest, 5ur WtittasSs
ltunbe, ben erwarteten iebr rubigen Serz
lauI genommen. Sn elmer In5abl 5a'
brifen unb falt allen flsinersn 93ertltotz
ten lit Die arbeit ein9eitsllt, tuabrsno IN
pielen anbercn 9earbeItet miro, wIe an
ieOsm unoeren Gage.
Sm 2aufe OeS 8ornlitta98 farben IN
periheoenen Sbeilen Der Sta6t bic an
semeloeteu Otaiienperiammlun9en III
geldlOneacn 2Ofalcn) itatt; III alien olsz
len SCrlamnllun9cn muroen 9Islblauz
ten0e 6eiOlutiOneu au9enomneu, meltle
Die seieelide Giufiihruns Oe5 adtltiins
Oigen 2rbelt5tageS, Die 9Gn;llAs Sclels
ti9uug Der &inoer0rb:it in inbgltrlellen
getriebeu, 9cieeIiden Sdus fur Die
be3p. 9eleeli6sSe ihrGutun9 osrTrauens
arbelt ais bic pom Staat 3u erfiiuenben
6oroerun9en Der arbeltenoeii Sla0en bes
seidnen. Sin meiterer Bailus Der 9iez
iOlutiOnen lift ge9sn Die umlturjuOrla9e
in ibrer Oem 9fcld5tas uOriIsseuOen @es
ftait ioluobl, pie 9cgsn iebeS Iusnabmes
9cieR iiberhaupt 9ertdtet.
Die poli,eilibeu SOrtsbrunssn CUR
Serbitung uOu serduidpOlIen 0taiieitz
0emOnltrationen linO nidt ilberalI Die
atei1en. Su ben preuBiltcn StaOten
J. .. Siirfen feline abgcbalten rperben.
Sin gtetdcs Scrbot 1T iIr Dresden uno
Die lGf)lilden 5abrifltdOte er9angen,
mo9cgen in Sambur9 uno elnI9cu tbiiz
rin9il6en Stdotden Die Boltict nibtS
ee9en qcmelnlam unternOmmeue Otaiz
Spasier9an9e elnsuweuOen bat. Su
Stteulcn bel !Sambur9, iOwie in 2eip5t9
bat bic POltSeI Die bort gebruftcn oocr
pon 2luamGrts bOrtbin 9ciblften 6eltz
Seitungen cOniis3irt, fpabreno III anoez
rem SlGotcn Die betreiienOtn Sltsraturz
@r3euQuiiIe al5 uugsfabrltb era6tet
perOen unc BON 9InO SIT 0ano 8eben.
9lugult .Sebel iprah, wle aIl1brlid
ablid, por etma 1000 So;ialOemOtraten
in y6ecnsYalait." 6iinfbunbert Inar>
diiten oerIammelten iid i'm &Oui9sbau
in Der Ibli6t, uad bem 2Btcrgarten 3u
marlAiren, ooh batGen lie Die Ee4nun9
Obne ben gSrtb gemaAt.
9m all9eneinen mar Die Gbeilnubme
an Der Dfuitu9feier ni4t cine 10 itarfe
pie in Den @oriabren. Die Webrbeit
Der inoultri,Qen GtabliiiementS waren
pollaui i'm Setrieb. Die Seridte aus
unOereu sr0Bsren Stabten i'm gOrOen
lautsn abnli9.
Berlin, /. Nlai. - ,9oripGrts,"
Die iO3iuliltIide 3eitung, msIOet, baB
ben peridliroenen MISUNDERSTANDING
gen Ser SOridIus semadt wOrOen lei,
am 1. Ntut etueu adtltInOigen Irbsit8z
tag, Nbihaffuns Der &iuberurbeit unO
Seaufii9ti9uns Der 6ruuenarbeit gu pers
lauQcn.
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gcrulii9te telesrapbiibe SepeiGen.

- Sn Roflanb, Ote., 1T General
9apiS 6iQiOn, Elm Ssterun aus benz
8arsertriese, seitOrben. 9tad benz
Srie9e mar 5iQiOn 3u srOBem 8Obls
itano aelan9t.
= Sn 4iluntu, @a., iuarb porgeitern
ein sunSss Sauiersspisrt on Der 6Ors
iptbeitraBe III Iide 9ele9t. Den Suupts
perluit erleibet Die 0t0belIabrif Der 6irs
mo 9loIb, Aruulo & SauerlD.
- Sn 9tclp>Yorf muroe Der in ber
Orufsrei pOu Is. 3. Serbert anscitelte
Snqcnieur 6runt albert bel ser glrbeit
BON eiu:m Grcibrismen eriaBt unb auf
ser SteQe setObtet. Der 8Orp.r mar
su elmer uniOrmlidsn gtafis ;ermalmt
ppr0Cu.
- Die Staut8>2IiiemblD BON Nsps
gOrf bat Die Bill 3ur abi idaiiuns Der
Boli3eiridter nit Sc sesen II Stimmsn
auseuOmmen.
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Scr sWaitaa.

6 btca9o, SI5., 1. Otat. - an
Der bentigsn lRaitasz szParube betbeiIi9tsn
fid) ungefabr $500 0ann. metitentbeils
Der iO3iaIii itii9en 9lrbeitcrsPartsi unb
Der rGentrals2aborslluiOn" anaebOreuO.
Sn Ser Suruerbulle fano Der ,Rebeaftu8
ftatt. Die Otebrbeit Der Irbeiter'Sers
binoungen nabmen on Der 6eier teinen
She'll, neil Der 1. September ul8 2lrbeiz
ter unO gsieelide iSeiertas in 9aiuoIs
nnerfanrt mer0e,
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aolonial.9bef Or. aas;er frant.

&0ln, 2. Wai.-0er Wirfl. @eb.
9esatiOnsratb Or. &aDier, 0irsftOr Der
&OlonialsslbtbeiIuns i'm Gfsi9samt Der
auswar:issn ane.l.senbelten, bat iid
elmer Operation unter;ieben miiii.n, I'm
elmer burd cine aasu ltarfe 0OiiS 9lries
nif berbsissfibrten Slutpersiftuns gu
entSeben. Gr bat Die Operation gut
iibsritanben uub bic MISUNDERSTANDING
Oes Batisutsn 1T isbr wa6ri9sIulid.
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ReaierunaszSuatenberiflt.
0i: Seridte iiber Den StuuO Der &crealie
unc e.s Sbites i'm 4ugemsinen red

Die Berl6te lber ben Stauo Der Gereallen
unb sss Sbites i'm 2Iugsm.iHen rstt
suufig.
gDaibiugton, 80. april. - ltes
ber BEN StanS Der Saaten maflt oas
@ettsrbIreau in ieinem beute erIdlenes
uen gerihte iir bic am 30. 2lprIl be-
enbi9te WOde fOl9enbe 2lu9aten:
Der @interlusi;cn ltebt IN &entudD,
3enuciiee, OtarDlaub unO I'M sroBersn
She'll. BON Suinois ausge3eidnet i9On;
in Soma iit Der Stanb befelben etn suz
ter, in Ohio bat sr ii6 bebeutenb 9ebsiz
l.rt unb iit lest Elm 3iemlib gutter, aus
genummen I'M nOrolideH Sbell oeS
Staatc8 in Snotunu ueripridt Die
@rnte cine CUTE 81 merSen, nur Die auT
Qebmbooen ni6t; in Arfaula5 uno
Sre9On bat li9 Der Stuuo Oe8 gSiuterz
weBens bebsutenb sebeilert; in DtIhis
gan 1T Der StanO elm itcmIia gutter,
auss.npmmen in etntgen, oOn @Interz
frOit beimseiudten mittleren Counties +;
in g4isconiiu baben Die WinterfrOl1e eli
n.n srOBsu Ebsll Der Saut ruinjrt i'm
weItIihen Ebeile BON SonlaS bat ii9
o:r Stnnb oisies Cereals sebeiiert, Oas
se9cn muBten IN mittleren Sbetle be5
5taatss pisIt, nit 8interweI3en be-
itsQte 6slSn ums,pflist UerOsn uno
linb nit auoeren @etreiOcGrten beltcut
wocSca.