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The herald., 1895-07-13

Charles Anderson of Montreal. ex-mem.
Der OF the Canadian parliament, has been
proven to be the lawful heir OF the late
Earl OF Stirling. The estate is now in
chancery. It includes the famous Stirling
eostls5 and 10 very valuable.
The herald., 1895-07-13

The Southern Pacific announces 50. rs
round trip rate to Santa Barbara on a
midsummer excursion, to leave Los An
geles on the 9th inst. The tickets will
be good for thirty days.
The herald., 1895-07-13
Now What Will Bolivia Do +?

NEW YORK, July ia special to the
world from Lima, Peru, says that Peru
has answered Bolivia sultimatum, refus-
ing to accede to the latters demand for
satisfaction. Bolivia's minister to Peru
is said to have asked for his passports.
The herald., 1895-07-13
Was nyers Murderedi

A culinary poem. household triumph
food cooked with Prices Baking Powder.
The herald., 1895-07-13

Mo DISEASE has ever presented so many
peculiarities as LaGrippe. No disease
leaves its victims so debilitated, useless,
sleepless, nerveless, as LaGrippe.
Mr.. d. W. Hilton, state agent Of the Nut
ual Life Insurance Co., Of Kentucky, says:
"In 1889 and 80 l had TWO severe attacks
OF LaGrippe, the last one attacking my ner-
vous system with such severity that my life
was despaired of. / had not slept for more
than two months except by the use Of mar
cotics that stupefied me, but gave me no
rest. was only conscious of intense mental
weakness, agonizing bodily pain and the
fact that was hourly growing weaker.
When in this condition, l commenced using
DR. Miles Restorative Nervine. In two days
l began to improve and in one months time
l was cured much to the surprise OF all who
knew Of my condition. have been in ex-
cellent health since and have recommended
your remedies to many Of my friends"
Louisville. Jan. %, 1885. D. W. HILTON.
DR.. Miles NerVine Restores Health.
The herald., 1895-07-13
HE HERALD
Reaches
People
Who Buy
The Goods
Which Are the
Purchasing ): Classes

"People who buy goods are divided
into three classes:\
"The select 10000, the we'll -to-do
100, 000 and the more or less pros
porous million. Nine-tenths Of all
the fortunes are made from the
trade OF the 100, 900 and the million,
because they buy nine-tenths of the
goods which are sold. They are the
people also who respond to adyer-
tisements and who buy for cash or
pay their bills promptly. The mer-
cnant or any advertiser who caters
successfully to the 100, 600 and the
million will get all he cares for OF
the select 10000. They rarely ans
wer an advertisement and are pro-
verbally slow pay. Stewart.
The HERALD. daily and Sunday,
not only has large circulation in
Southern California, but reaches the
homes of the 100, 900 class and the
'more or less prosperous million"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-08
SOURCES OF TYPHOID FEVER.
Or. Reilly Corrects Statement I'm.
puted to Him.

~T. nSltv SOTTSCtS StdtSfIicHt sHifs
puted to Him.
DR.. BELLY, of the health depart.
ment, says he did not say, as re-
ported, that most of the typhoid
fever cases reported to the depart
ment were imported from northern
Kentucky and some from the north
ern states" What he did say, he
claims, was "that the recent in
crease of typhoid fever was probably
due, in the absence of any other OBJ
vious cause, to the seasonal increase
Of the disease in the rural districts,
whence it is known many of the
cases come. This seasonal increase
is more marked than usual, due,
probably, to the light rainfall Of the
summer months and consequent
lowering of the ground water and
increased pollution of water supplies
in country districts. From a. line
running through the northern half
of Kentucky up into Michigan and
Wisconsin, typhoid fever has been
reported unusually prevalent, and
in many localities epidemic, during
the past mouth. People from these
localities GENE to Chicago and de-
velop the disease which they had
already contracted elsewhere.
"As amatter of fact, Or Reilly
continues, "tbe typhoid morality Of
the month j. eaded with one
exception, absolutely tho lowest of
any August since 1888, and relative
ly as to population is considerably
the lowest. There is a still more
satisfactory showing il the reduc-
ton OF the death rate from cholera
infantum. This should be conclu-
siye as TO the character of our drink.
ing water. 1t may not De ideally
pure, but there has certainly been
nothing alarming in its condition
nor in its effects on health this sum
mer, except on one or two occasions. ;"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-08

There is more Catarrh in this Sec
ton of the country than all other
diseases but together, and until the
last few years was supposed to be in
durable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced 1t local disease,
and prescibed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease, and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh cure, manufactured by
F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
the only constitutional cure on the
marke'. 1t is taken internally in
doses from 10 drops to teaspoonful.
1t acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any
case it fails TO cure. Send for circu
lars and testimonials. Address,
F j. CHENEY q co, Toledo, 0
~ Sold by druggists, 75c.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-08

For Circuit Court Judge.
J.. G.. LINN, OF Galloway.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
reported by TATUM, EMERY & Co.,
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BOURBON STOCK YARDS.
QUOTATIONS..

LOUISVILLE KY, Oct, 2.-Cattle-
Receipts 2l5 and 81 calves. Ship
ments "a. Market ruled very low
throughout the day, all the better
grades Of cattle were about l0c lower,
but common stuff was fully 25c lower
than on Monday, and extremely dull.
A full clearance could not be made.
The bottom was knocked out of the
Gamer trade, old cows, thin rough
oxen and etc, to day. prices on that
mind fully I5c, 4Jc. per 100 ID lower.
The outlook is not encouraging
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-08

leanest calumny the Courier
has yet spewed out on the
and loyal country press OF
Y is the'insinuation that the
tic editors who have not
ermanized have'been bought
silver barons' to continue to
Democratic principles. This
published on the very day
Office received from the gold
lquarters at 50 William ST.,
k, a summary of the work"
ing the last few months,
luded the free circulation of
pamphlets, 1,650,000 broad
IS folded in country papers
1000 plate matter pages, and
leous documents enough to
otal of G,l07, 900. This work
ave been doubled, the com
explaining, "but for lack Of
s. Many of these documents
ed to subsidize the country
nd the chances are that some
as pretentious as the Courier
were also used to do this
ry work for the advocates of
cted currency,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-08

amt praise Of the Courier
is more damaging to Hardin
opposition Of the Post, Dem
longer read the Post or pay
ntion to its rawlings. On the
and the Courier-Journal is
.rdeu as a Democratic paper,
g on the currency question,
influence is not entirel gone
cad it and its half arted
of the Democra. yet
re harm than 60
,omes to +he Y az
l~.ne VIII lie O
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-08

lhe largest Turkish turbans are
foot in diameter and one and one
half feet high, weighing, on account
OF lightness Of material, not more
than four or five ounces.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-08
Magistrate Pembroke District,
WIN. l., PARKER.

- Linn spent last week in
ng the country precincts OF
"A county, principally the
I r districts. We are un-
} tell how he was received
Information about his can
ali obtained from second
Judge Linn does not fish in
barrel, nor does he permit
rUcKIAN TO slide on his cellar
even to play in his back
ace the "late unpleasantness."
he has not even called off the
)t some of his over-zealous
inaugurated "endurin' of the
All the same the KENTUcKIAN
see him elected and if any
: Of ours IS disposed to sulk
Hchilles in his tent, we call
him now to let the dead past
IT, dead and to vote an un-
3 d ticket. This is no time for
na up, There will be oppor-
for that in the future, when
non enemy is not drawn up
{ battle in front of us. There
ne duty Democrats have to
in the present crisis-for it
isis. That is to vote the
ticket, even though it con-
ew personal enemies. 1t is
ra question of men. 1t is
tic principles that demand
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-08
-esas...,s-.1.a.sssAa.l..s....

special election for congress
he Tenth Georgia District,
C. G. Black, Democrat, de
hos. e. Watson, Populist
raj rty, The race was SO
S year that both parties
0 run it over.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-08

Lexington registered heavy. One
thousand and eighty mine colored
women registered and $40 white
women; 3,i64 Democrats and 1920
Republicans registered.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-08

Gen. Orlando M. Poe, regarded as
the most distinguished engineer off.
Ger in the United States army, died
at his home in Detroit.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-08

ninent gentlemen from Juth
q uho was in town yes Y
ny all of the Third party
his section would return to
locratic party next month and
Hardinl
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-08
,EMoca Arrc TICKET.

For Governor,
WAT HARDIN. Of Mercer.
For lieutenant Governor,
y. 7. TYLER, OF Fllton.
For Treasurer,
II, G FORD, of Dlay.
For Auditor.
J.. g. NORMAN OF Boone.
Register OF the Land OficA,.
g. Is. SWANG0. of Wolfe.
For Attorney General,
". j. HENDRlCK, of Fleming.
For Secretary ofstate,
HENRY ), HALE, of Graves.
2 " Supt. OF Public Instruction.
pORTER THOMPSON, of owen.
'ur Commissioner of Agriculture,
ION b. NALL, Of LOUISVILLE
For railroad Commissioners,
tTCHER DEMPSEY, OF Hopkins,
70 II. ALEXANDER, of Jefferson,
6 ZEN K. KELLAR. OF Nicholas.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-08

Newspapers circulate 12,0)0,O00,O00
copies annually.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-08

lay was Tennessee day at the
Exposition.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-10-08

NJ daughter was troubled with scrof-
uls. A swelling formed In one OF her
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
Nem 0prfcr 0adlrihten.

3wsi Wendsn bet .iuem Sranoe nT9e'
fummeu. - Die srOBe Ssmayf'Geies.
GQere.
Newsgorf, 20. Mar;. - 3wsi
Wtnihenlcb siuseu beute friib bet
etner 6euersbruuit in Dem Saulc ytr.
1853, @citz 25. StruBe, ocrloren. Die
bsiOcu @srunsIidt.n iino SCbn &ure,
45 Sabre alt, uu6 Cont Scttum, 40
Sabre alt. &ure perbrnants, unS Set
dunn sus iia bel einem Spruu9e aus
Sem 6sniter &erIssun9en ;u, oenen er
balO ua6ber I'M - 9tclpsOOrt OOipltal"
crlag. @be oie Sprlecn autamcn, iebrtc
&ure pon islnsm @eidGite nod Saule
suriif uub 0iinete bic 9auStbiir, mObcI
er ent6cfte, oaB Ous 6sner I'M Sau5s
gauge miitbcte unr osn AuSmc9 uber Die
euee Srcppe abIduitt. &ure Orang
6ur9 bie 6lammen unb elite oIe &reps
pen binaui. Gr wcdte icine 6amllte II.
trug isine 6raH uub &lnOer audi 9Iildz
LID iber bic Sorocrtrsppe binab. Damn
elite er in ous Sau8 3urilf, I'M bcl Der
9fettun9 Der anSeren Semogner 81 beI'
len.
Die 6euermebr butte mebr uie cine
Stunoc III arbeitcn, bis iie bo5 0eucr
unter @OntroQc bra9te uub man an OaS
2luWGumen gln9. OlerbeI ltolperte
6euerluebrmann Charles Sfmaun I'M
6ritteu Stofmerte iibcr cIncH balbperz
toblten 2ci6uam. Gr riet nah eIner
&atcrue, un0 nun cut0edtc man Die
2tid)e pOn &ure, Die uui Dem 6uBbOOen
lag. 2lllem 2luihtlnc nat mar Ell auf
benz QScge, Die an1erCn Scwobner 81
rctteu, BON 9fauh iibcrwGltI9t wOroCu,
niebergsiuuten unO pcrbrannt.
- Seit benz Is. 0tdr3 pirO ser 0otel>
@ltrt @bGrle3 Morocn DermiBt; man
slautt, OaB er III einem AntaIlc BON
Babnlinu Oa5 SefIerlOH SotcI IN Ger
Is. StruB., nube Linton Square", i'll
me 6em CT uobute unS angeltellt mar,
osrIaiieu bat. Gr mag ettua 40 Sabre
alt letu.
- Die 9fnhIrasc uad Si(letten gum
SiSmurdz@ Ommer5 miro 10 IebbaTt, oaB
es i9OH ieRt fraglid srideint, oh nod
&artsn an Der &alc Oerfauft pcrbeu
f0nnsn. Qa6 Connie miro ls0cm AbelI@
nebmer einen BON Sol. ). 6. SOpp limit
lerlid uu5sciibrten SnOpi nit DEM
YilOniB 8ismord'5 uuo benz Datum Der
6eitlihfcit Iberreidlen, uuo Die lcbenz
ben 8ilOsr - bic &aiierzBrOtlamatIon,
8ismarf in SarSin unO 8Ismurds
ApOtbcOie-ueriprshcu in ieoer Se;lcz
buug idOn auo efettuOu ;u merOen.
Gintr Der rIbrtgfcu 2I9ltutOren lit 9r.
GeOr9 Gbret, Der nit wabrem 6eucrels
Ter uuter ielnen jabIreIbeu Setannten
plrft.
- @amuet MiId, Der 5euerida6enz
GuratOr, OeIicn 8areau iid irGber IN
9tr. 119, 8roaOwap, befuHosu bat uuO
oe6en Siam. mebriah IN Den PrO;e0cu
segen bic Srun6ltifterbanoe 9enannt
wurOe, bat iid beutc 0IOrsen ben S.z
bOrOen gcltcllt, Hu6ocm er ieit oem 1.
Oiar3 usr9ebItd 9eiudt wOrOcn. Gr
itebG nGmli6 inter 5lutt 9lnflagcn, clz
aer wegen 8ranOnlftung im ;peiten
GraSe unO elmer wsgen SraHOltiitpng
I'M orltten 9raSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
Siuttbatcn.

Soneab OrO, 9lrt., 20. MGr;. -
Sm flo 0ltliden Gbeilc oes @ouutD liuO
Der iunse 6armer 9Obn Gargu5 unO
ieire Grau elmer 9rGBIiden Sluttbat
gum SpIer seiullen. gcioe wurO,n in
ibrer Sebauiung i'm SdlaIe iiberfallen
unO ermoroet. Ourd SflGae nit einem
Sammer muroe tbnen Ser SdG0el eiuz
seI9lagcu. Ous r8abD," weIdes nsben
ben GlIern i'm Sette log, blteD unOer=
iebrt. Die W0r6er finO entfommeu.
Sermutblid mar e8 auf cine Seraubun9
6eS @ebOft3 ab9eitbeu.
Oterioe II, Dtiii., 20. Otdr3. -
SIM County %auotr0ale, uulueit Der fleiz
rem Statlon &Owanee al ser Strefe
ser alabama Great Soutb GiIenz
ba6n," babcn Orei iunge WtGnuer elne
altc 6ebOe in mOrOerlidsm Sample aus
gefOhteu. j3uei Sra0cr. Die juuaen Tarz
mer Stu uno 4llen Brin3cl, gerietbeu
9eitsrn nit ibrem 9tadbar Sumes Brit
ton, nit benz iie lunse in unfrie6en ses
Iebt butten, bcftIg aneinauoer. SdlleBz
lid griiieu Die 8etbeiligten 5u ibren
8eoOluern uuo fcuerten SauB ami
SduB ab, bis iie, 5u EOOe oerpunbet,
nieOsr Ianten. Die beiOen 8rHOcr blies
ben tOSt auf Ocm &umpiplase, iBr Gs9s
ner, BON elmer &u9el IN ben llnterleib
9etrOfieu, liest Im Stcrben.
6Ortb 2S Ortb, Ger., 20. Mdr3.
-lleber cine alte SNulbforoerunq fam
es scitern in 9todzGreet 3u mo. Oeriiaem
Strtite swiiden jwet @lnWObncru, u.
81. WicGO lmO GcOrge 6almsr.
@rjterer, in raIenoer @atb, ltrcdte leiz
nsu @e9uer Ourd eineH 9leoOIueriduB
tOOt nieOcr. Der ytOroer ent3og Id
slsi9 Ourauf Dem irOIiden 9fidtsr, ins
Oem er ii4 etne Su9el Dor ben &Opi
i3OB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
Giicnbahns llnfGlc.

CON, @a., 20. 0tdr;. - Der
iIOlitl iabrenOe Seitibal 3us ser
rSOut5ern 8abn" cnt9leilt: beute friib
2 llbr nahe 9adiOn, @u., unO warO
faIt gan3lit, bemOlirt. 0ludliderlueiie
enttamen Die Yaiiaslerc, iopie Oa8 Bug
periOnal Obne crbcblihe Scrlceuu9eu.
Jtur Der 2OtOm mOtiufiibr.r, ionic oer
6eiscr beOurftcn Der dr3tliden BebauOs
lung, bic ibuen Or. 9untlu, Der G9irHrs
tcr ,9uinOiS @sntrals8abn." Der ib
uuf btm 3u8e befauo, Su GBeil wcrOcn
IlcB.
5indIcp, 5us., 90. Mar;.-4uf
Der Soma Oluiiion Der rgurlingtOns
Sabn" crei9nete lt beute mOrgen in
Der NGbe u0n bier cine GOlliiiOn 5piz
idcn 3uei 6radt,Hgen. Ter 0e3er
5Obu NlQiam8 pOn SaUaHnab, 9uE.,
wurb iOiort get0otct uuO Der SOtOmOtiuz
fabrsr Spsncer pom 2lurOru idwer Uer'
lekt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
9es @inter's Iestrs Wltbru.
gdue,= unb gYinOnurmc I'M Sueen In
IEsitsp

g&,itsn.
Nuguita, @a., 20. Mdr3.-lluiere
StaOt iuaro beate SOrmittas BON einem
perbecrcnben gSinOturme bsim9siudt,
lue der cine gang bcoeutenbe Ansabl
SauIer bemOIirte. Die 0tebr;ubl Der
,erltorten @ebauoc mar eiuit0ft9 un6
BON armen 2euten uuo 6arbi9en be-
mobnt.
0terfmarbissr BeiIe murbe nidt cine
ein;lse BeriOn perlest, ObgleIh Die Be-
pobner Der Mebr;abl Der beihdOi9t.n
Sduier 3ur 3eit Oub.im wuren. Dtcbr,
ais Is 8erloueu muroen in 6Olge Oe5
Sturnles ObOa9los. Der materieue
SdaOeu, oen er an9eridtet, tui.b AMI
ctiua $4,000 seidaeI. Die GelcpbOns,
elettriiaen 2tdts uuo Gele9rapbenOra4te
wurOen iait iammtlid nicOergclegt.
9tnctnuati, D., 20. OtlrS. -
Sin Sli33arO madte bsute iriib 8 ubr
bier Icin Grlheinen uno 3war iebr uncrs
martet, Oa Der NtttertuuOige warmeres
Better unO 0legen prOpbe;eit bate.
Sole bret 3OQ Shuec iielcu lnHerbalb
sfuei Stunoeu, Der Sertcbr mar fait
gan; gebemut unb be StraBen paren
uahe3u unpaiirbar. Ylslc Der in ben
SOrltdOten uno auf Oem 8era wobnsn<
ren @siaaftsleuts fonnteH niAt mad
ibren @omptOr5 gclangsu.
ct. gouis, Wto., 20. Wtdrs.
beftiser 9useIFurm, welher 9eitern
Gbeuo eiuieete, i6lug tur5 nad WtItz
tsrna9t in siusn Sbneeiall I'M uno
beute frib mar Der 8oOeu nit 3on
Sduee beoeft. Die SelcQrupbtnz uno
Sel:pbOuzgeilunseu wur0en arg bsiddz
0i9t uno DER StraBenbabuzSert:br fur
lGn9ere 3eit unterbrOheu.
geridte aus Sem iiiolidcn 50inoiS
unO Diihouri laiien eri:pen, OoB Oer
Sturm bort arg sebault. 3n GOIum'
bus, 9nO., bat ie9li4er Ssrtehr auise<
bort.
bus, Ga., 20. Otarj. -
Gin GptlOn, besleitct uOn einem iirdls
terliden S1escn5uB, iudte ge8en 5 llbr
heute frIb Die bieiisc @essnO beim.
@uarb, lIlu.. aui Der unOsreu Scite Ocs
6IuIies s,legen, lltt am 0teIltcn. SIer
Sauier mur6en 6emoIirt, cod uaren
Otsielben 3ur .3eit slitIider 9Selie uns
bemobnt. Der 9e;luit an GIgsntbum
1T elm ;iemlih beoeuIcuoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22
Sapan unn China.
9as ausIaub wahrt ieiue Snterefeu


2OnbOn, 21. Mars. - Cine 9epez
ide aus Sbungbai mcloet, baB iupaz
nii9e Srie9si6lffe britilde unb beutide
&aufIahrtsi<SatfIe i'm @Olf BON Yo9ili
nad &rtesS @OntrebanSs unteriudt
buben. Der &reu;er ra.Olus" bat Sen
Seiebl erbulten in Eetu an;ule9en um
britiite Snterefen 3u ihIeen. Die
@bineien bab.n on DER OtInouHs bsS
Y-i=Suz6luiies msbrere 6abr;tuse gum
Stnfcn sebra9t mn ben Sapunsrn Die
Ginfa6rt gu u.rluebren.
0ofoboma, 21. WGr3. - Die
Observation-Disclosures Sluiidsn China
uuO 9upan iino bcute IN SbimOaCiefi
cr0fnct worcen. 2tsSuns<9ban9, Der
dineiifde 8cpOIlmat,tistc, peIder &C.
fern an SOrO eines dineiiid3eu 9ams
piers bort elntruf, bat fir Die Oauer
Der Serbunblunssn am 2anbe Quartier
senOmm,n.
song Song, 21. Otar3. - Die
iapauiide SlOtt. bat Gumiur, ein.n ai>
neliihen Serlragsbaien an Der 9tOrDz
iusitfiiite Der Sniel SormoIa, blOfirt.
9Onoon. 81. Otara. - Sine De
psid)e Der v@entral>1tew5~ aus Sblmoz
Hoi.itl mslOst, baB Die gOamatten ber
beiOeri'itissn SrleSrn8 Gommiiidre am
90. 9Ofar5 unterbreitet, sepriiTt unO fiir
9enii9sno befunOen murocn.
YotO bama, 81. WGr3. - 0tan
peripridt fid in bisitsen pOtitiihen
SrstIen bon Den Observation-Disclosures
gen ;wiiden Supun unb China pOrs
ldufig uur 9erin9en GrfOls. Die Irmee
uno bic nit oicier peridwIiterte &ris9Ss
partei 1T 3ur 3cit iibermattis in 9apan
nno oieie orIngt auf Die enersiibe Sort
ieeuns Oes 6eIO5us8. 9tOa INNER pers
ocn iriidc Gruppen nah Dem Grlegsz
itlauplus. erp.oirt unO int u0tiOnalsn
2lbssOrouenbuuie III cine 0teiOlutiOu tes
antrast pOrO.n, in ueldsr eS bejBt. OaB
bic 3eit fir Observation-Disclosures
nod Hl9t ssfommen lel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-22

Gultern, 8otidaitsratb bel Der Votz
idait in petersburg mar, Der pafant
eewOr6ene 8OtihufterzYofeu iibertras
gen lueroe.
IemeS aus oent oentid1en 8etdI.
8erIin, 21. Otars.-Oer prepBiide
Stuutsrutb mar AM ytOntas 9alt oeS
&aiiers. 0srielbe CAB 3u @bren osS
Staatsrath8 eiu SofOlner.
Die @ablprifungszGOmmiiiiu oes
Ssutiden 8eidstass bat Die 8atl beS
conIeruatipen Nbseoronet.n b. SaroOrIf
iir ben 3. 8re5luuer Bubltrels beam
Itanbet.
Sm Balais beS 6iiriten PleB fano i'm
8eiletn beS &alier5 Gin &apitel Oe5 CAN'T
SubsrtusOrbsus itatt. Brtn3 2llbert pon
SadisnzGltenburg, Bring SiftOr BON
Ratibor uno 9raT gerner BON Der
S9uIenbur9 iuurO,n in ben Sroen auI>
9euommen.
6inan;miniIter Or. Wique( 1T BON
einem reht i9m.rsbaften QeiOen bsim9sa
iudt. 9ufOlse zines altcn 3abulsiOsns
iit cine @ntsiinbur9 Der &uo6enbaut
oe8 SberfieIer8 einsetretsn.
Sim Samlta9 trltt in 8remcrbauen
oas Seeamt 3uiamnIeu, weldes Die
sraufiqe vStbc"z z&ataltrOpbe unO Die
llmftdno., mel9e o,eislbe berbsl9enibrt
babeu, eingebenb unteriuden MIRO.
BroTeiOr IS. BON 9fiia BON Der iuriz
ltiideu 6atuItdt gu gSar3burs uno Oer>
seitl9cr ReftOr Der bOrti9en Sultuss
Warimilianszl zllniperiitat, 1T I'M 9lltsr
bon 81 Sabren geltOrbcu.
Die erlte &ammer oeS 0roBbsr;o9'
tbumS Seien bat 0en Iutra9 uui iatulz
tutiue Glnfibruuq Der Sel9enoerbrens
uun9 ab9elebut.
98le aus 0urmitabt semelbst pirS, lit
BORT Der antiiemltlids IsitatOr aoOlf
Gbe;s unter Der glnfIa9' Ser Serlsitung
gum WtetneiO unb beS Gbsbruf)s oerbafz
tet iuOrbtn.
Der Sertreter SeS 3tueiteu WtasSsburz
9iiheu WabltretIe5 i'm IbSeOroneten.
bauls 0es &anbtase8, &rnit 2uOui9 D.
Sa9Ow, bls4er SberprGliOiuIratb in YOz
len, Oer Dor &ur3sm an QtmtD'8 S;eue
gum Observation-Disclosures in YOisu
ernannt wuroe, bat in 6ol9s OsIicn iein
Ib9eorone;enmanoat uieO.rle9en mill
len. Seins WleO:r0ahl 1T iibrigen5,
iaQS er elm Wanoat wieoer uberneDmen
mill, uabridsinlid. Der ?. 0iasOcz
burgiide Babltrei8 umIaBt Die &rsile
Sltsrbur9 unS St:noal uno bat abweds
ielno conieruatiue unO nationaliberale
Sertrster in Oo8 AbseOrOuet;nbou8 entz
iuuht. Serr b. SasOw, eine IutOrItGt
in Steuerfrasen, beteunt iia sur conlsrs
patipen Yartei."
Die 0tuntetpal.sSrandotie=S fur
SrIano paiilrt inn 11mterbauie
OIc stpette Seiuns.
2on6on, 21. DtGr;. - Die iriide
Wunicipal 6ran4iiesSiu 1T in Der gtitz
rigenSibuug be5 llnterpaui:S in 5peiter
Slguns an9enOmmeu uub iOfort obue
2Ibitimmuns an OaS 9Omits uerluteien
lUOr0en.
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Die erIeoiete SptidIaft TT st.
1cters btirn.

ScrIin, 21. Wtdr;. Die @ntz
idciOuns iber Die Bubl zines 9Otibafz
terS am ruIiii9en &aiierbOfc al Steae
bes pl0tliA abberuieuen Generals pon
9eroer i9eint imnler nod niht 9cfallen
~ leiu. Der uripriinsliteu Otelbuug,
bag @rui Serbert 8ismarf fir oieicn
Yoittn auserie9eu lei, Wuroe pon 2nz
fang an peuis 9luubsn beigsmeHcn.
Damn bicB es, 55rbr. Wariaau pom
Sieberit,in, Der ieti9c Staatsi.tret6r
oeS Auswdrti9en 2Imt,5, ioQe rIfwGrts
apancirt uno ais SOtiAai:cr nah ct.
Fetcrsburg gcldidt perOea, uno bieiss
Geriidt lHieu oGourdl OIL 8abrIdeius
lidttlt 5u sewinnen, OaB gang unuers
mutbet u al 8biltpp gu Gulenburs,
!. st. 8otiaafter in sSien, bier elm.
trai, BON ocm man wiIen wiG baB er
sum gIudiolser oe8 5Srbru. WtaridaG
D. Sieberllein bcitimmt iei. 9tun tOmmt
Die p&rsu5s 3eituua" nit eincm sigenen
GunbiOat:E berau8, uno ;war empfieblt
bas Sunfe. blatt, baB Dem grafen Dari>
mllian BON Serbenl, wclher, nahoem
er 1867 In Das baperiihe Utinilterium
beS t0ni9lihen Saules uno bs6 AeuBsrn
berufeu moro.n uub in 6rii5iabr 1868
Der baDsrildsu @eianOtl9aft in Berlin
attaairt mar, i'm Sabre 1871 aber in
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/ Seriuaim bon Seiccffer.

Nelcetet 70. Utar3. DerI0z
gin BON 2eiccit.r, 2abD SermiOpe 0unz
cumDe, 23litwe ot8 1898 seitOrbenen
faniten Ser5o9s pom 2eiceiter, cine Sod.
ter oes garlS BON 6spersbam, uno in
ibrcn iingeren Sahren ais nble idOnite
6rau III San5 Gnslaub" betannt, iii aus
bem 2eben 9eiAIeben. Sic bint.rlaBt
Srei SO1ne, 'oeren 9leltelter, 0iaurlcc,
uunmebr is9ster Ser3oa BON 2eic:ltsr,
i'm alter usn s 5abren itsbt.
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sag- User stueu rsdt u;rguiigt.n 9lbeHO
subrlugsu lu!u, Der oIte z d egel's
= = d. eitrio > allie all Der Siios
6reberiditraBe uuiiUteu. 9(e5euOe 3gro.
lerlnReu III ibreu bIbidJeH, iqnIuteu SOFI'
men lObelu lleblide MieloOleH, Der Sdllau.
seumeaid @eOrg JtOueuo 1T eine Sehens.
wIrpigteit uuo Der &Omltsr 6rans 3euBoier
tam Die yadlmustelu elnes 3e0en bis aui
Oas AeuBerfe auilrcngsu; turS uuo gut eS
lit etue porSislIde Gelel.d All, Die Jegt III
Der 2rneitrIou.oaQe ilW pcVouilvt.