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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-28
FACTS ABOUT VENEZUELA.

The republic has enjoyed Il federal
constitution since 1864.
There arc 407 miles Of railway and
2595 miles of telegraph lines.
Gold has been the most important
product next after coffee For five
years ending in 1856 the annual output
was $3,700,000 but ii has greatly in
creased since then. The present dis
pute with Great Britain relates to ter
ritory in which the gold mines are
richest, though they have not been
worked to their full extent, owing to
the political uncertainty.
Boots and hats arc chief manufac-
lures. The Venezuelans make hats
from material called jipiiapa pro~
nOunced he-pee ha-pa). which are
often sold in the United States for
Panama straw.
Venezuela Is one of the important
markets for American petroleum,
though it has important oil fields OF its
own
The Roman Catholic Is the state re
ligion, but freedom Of worship is guar
anteed by law, and popular education
Is well provided for.
The monetary system is the same
as that of the Latin convention
France, Belgium Italy and Switzer-
land-the unit being the bolivar,
which takes the place Of the franc.
The metric system of weights and
measures Is legal
The public revenue Is derived chiefly
from customs
The constitution Is modelled to some
extent after that Of the United States.
Nenezuelans celebrate July Ia as
their day OF independence. On that
day in 1910, they rose against the
Spanish rule, under Bolivar. the
George Washington Of South America
Caracns, the principal city took its
name from the Spanish captain gen.
eral in 1850
Of the last etetty-fiye years, nearly
one-half have been spent In war.
An important article OF diet among
the common people In areDas, kind
Of cake made Of coarsely ground m
dian corn.
Coffee and cocoa are important and
increasing crops. Fruits and melons
are abundant. and the coast fowls en-
JOY an endless variety Of fish.
II was the first American mainland
sighted by Columbus on this third
voyage In 1893
II was under Spanish rule until
early In the present century.
Among the snakes are rattlers boa
constructors and anacondas.
Yellow fever IL almost Of annual
occurrence in the coast towns.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-28

Price county owned by him has been
burned and twelve similar suits have
been begun by other parties.
The works OF the Marinette Iron
company which has a plant AT Mart
nette and larger one at Duluth. has
gene into the hands of receiver.
Mrs. NJ. NJ, Whitcombs formerly of
Fond du Lac county, died at Fremont,
Neb. She was one of the pioneers
settling in Wisconsin in 1S44.
The Marinette county board has APP
propriated $4,000 for making good
roads in the recently settled farming
districts. At the meeting of the Ra-
cine county board yesterday Thomas
Blaekstock of Sheboygan addressed
the supervisors relative to the good
roads improvement.
Matthias kneer, an aged resident of
Eau Claire, was found dead on a road
near his farm. He had been out hunt
ing and it is supposed the exertion
caused heart failure.
The proposition to build soldiers
monument at Appleton has been aban-
doned for the present by the county
board owing to lack of money for the
purpose.
A horse ran away at La Crosse and
crashed through two large plate glass
windows of Paul Lautzs fur store.
The damage amounted to 500.
A. H, Buetow, who was found shot
in an old building at Chippewa Falls
had made an effort TO commit suicide
He will probably die.
The Vernon county board refused to
appoint Il commissioner for the pro-
posed state semi-centennial celebra-
ton.
Charles Smith was sentenced at
Prairie du Chen to one year III the
penitenttary for highway robbery.
The Salvation army has decided to
abandon Wausau as a field for work
and the captain in charge there will
so TO Fond du Lac.
The harness store of William Del
cher at Elkhart Lake has been closed
by the sheriff
One hundred dollars was stolen from
the store of W. S. Burgess, merchant
at Rosendale
Two Hayward saloon keepers were
fined $50 and costs for violating the no
license law.
The Waupaca county Jail has been
condemned by the state board OF con
troll.
Miss Olive Crosby a trained nurse
living at Stevens Point, dropped dead
on the street
Charles Lowerv, in Jail at Whitehall
on charge of assault. dug his way out
and escaped.
William Schaetzer, Sheboygan con
tractor, fell down an embankment and
broke his arm.
Miss Frankie Brdell of Minneapolis
was married to Charles Brown of Eau
Claire.
Mrs. William Kruger, an old resi-.
dent of Neenah, died at the age of 6J
years.
The Racine county board made a cut
of 60 per cent. in justice and marshal
fees.
Mrs. Margaret Lynch, aged 73
years, died at Appleton.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-28
EARTHQUAKE GAS BOOM
Yield of Natural Gas Increased GO Per
Cent by the Recent Shock.

Photographic reports to the effect
that, since the recent earthquake in
Indiana. the flow of gas in the natural
gas belt of that state has increased 60
per cent, have given rise to very
natural conclusion by many persons
that the long continued and extensive
drain of gas from the carth's interior
in that neighborhood may have dis.
turbed the equilibrium Of the pressure
of forces beneath the surface and SO
have been directly responsible for the
earthquake.
Although natural gas is an excellent
thing in its way, and ridiculously
cheap when compared to the manu-
featured article, it is to be presumed
that even the thrifty inhabitants of
Indiana and Chic would regard its
cost as high ard its use as undesirable
If it is to be obtained only at the price
of earthquakes.
James f. Kemp, professor of geology
Of Columbia college, was asked for his
views on the subject. and it was made
quickly evident that he does not share
in the opinion that the owners of nat
ural gas wells in Indiana are in any
way responsible for the earthquakes.
If" said Prof. Kemp, "it is true, as
reported, that the flow OF gas has been
increased 60 per cent. since the earth
quake, then we will be forced to admit
that the earthquake IS responsible for
the enlarged gas supply, but we may
by no means conclude inyersely that
the escape Of gas was originally re-
sponsible for the earthquake I am in
fact convinced that it could have had
nothing whatever 70 do with 1t, and |
think il will be an admirable thing on
the part Of the press to reassure
jewellers on the line Of the great nat
ural oil and gas belts that the opera
ton Of drawing gas and oil from the
earth's interior may be continued with
entire impunity so far as creating
earthquakes Is concerned.
"A shock of earthquake, such as that
felt in Indiana recently, would almost
Of necessity SO jar the limestone
strata as to accelerate the escape Of
gas from its interstices, and If that
gas be able to make its way through
the Gaping of shale. it must perforce
come to the surface in greater volume
than before. You therefore see, as !
said before. that the earthquake Is re-
sponsible for the gas and not the gas
for the earthnuakp =
When asked upon what theory Re
explained earthquakes in a non-yol-
canic portion Of the earth like this,
Prof Kemp said. I think there can
be no other theory than the cooling of
Of the earth's intenIor. and the conse-
quent contraction Of the sphere, which
Is necessarily going on We know
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-28
POOR BIRD,

The turkey Ii not a brilliant bird.
When all ID done and said,
For on all great occasions
He's sure to lose his head.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-28
THE BADGER RESUME
WEST SUPERIOR WINS ITS CASE
AGAINST SALooNKEEPERS.
CITY MAKES ABOUT $4,000.

Menasha Mill Man Will Rebuild at
Sank Rapids-Interesting Ordina-
ton Services at Hartford-Home
for the Fallen Women-Marl Beds
Near Waupaca to be Worked.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13
S0ies 6eldlid.

Sinco n, 9tcbr., -. S5ebruar. -
@elteru luuroc 2Ouls 9OteDer uOn bier
nah Der Staatsz Srrenaultalt ron 9tez
brasfa iiberiibrt. Oerielbe mar DOR
etlua sluel Sabren on 9eBirnerpeibung
erfrantt uuo bamalS bem berIbmten
SpssiaIiiten Or. Spttfa in 9temz})Or
5ur SebunoIun9 iiberseben wOrOen. Oa
Uteper'S Sranfbelt unbeilbar mar,
purbe CT na3 yincoln surGdssbradt.
Der Begun ieiner &ranfbeit oatirt ie!t
benz ;Sula lammeubrud Der DOrti9eu y@az
pital JtutiOnalsSant." WteDer oerlor
etne iebr sroBe Summe bel benz 8anfes
rott uuo lauBte infols. 0eflen balo baz
raul isin eissncS 9ei9aIt i6lleBsn.
3wiiden Dem beriiatist,n yanfeinz
breber OtOipsr, Ser 5u elmer :3sit l3
elnsS seipilien glnishsns erfr,ute, uno
Oteper beltano eiult Elm: iutime 5reuuoz
idaft, unb Nt.per bate uur uuf Wtos
iber's SeranlGiiuns elnen bebeutenoeu
Soften 2lttisn Der senaputeu Sant sez
fault.
Seit leiner 9fIdfcbr Don Nctuz0ort
mar OieDcr bauiis seiitsrseitOrt, aber
srit in Den lestcn gSo9en fam Die Gobz
lubt gum glusbrud. slls er mad Der
Srrenanltalt 9ei6aiIt murOe, mar er 10
wilo. OaB ibm elne .3munssiade au9e;Os
gen werbeu muBte. Sn letneu 6iebers
pbartaiie'n fOmult Oer &raute immer
wieocr auf lslne iribsreu @sldaIts'
transaftlOnsu ;uriid uuO nit sraBll3sn
S.rwunlduusen ersebt er iid seSen
BsriOnen, nit Oenen er frIber in sez
i9GItlI9su Ssrtebr ltauu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13
b3. GnnnrcR.

gS ihingto II, II. Sebr.-Oer Senat
500 heute Die YelmIlllguugSbiu iiir olS
Koitbepartemert i'll Grwa9uug, ooh lpacO
olele lebr DGlO 0urc) cine ebutte llber OaS
Announcement, Oeu Sd)uellpoltusrfenr uad)
Dem SiIOeu einSulteQeH, uutcrbrodeH. Ses
ndtor 2lleu (YOp., gteb.) beuuBte nQnldl
Die TIM llf narbletenoe GelegeEbelt, IlIr oaS
Um.n6emeHt III lpredcu, ta3u, cine 0teoe
uber Die uerilolene StautsWahl III Nlabdmd
III hdlteU uUO oubeI Die VebGuptung outiua
i;clen, oaB Der z taat eigentIlp ctHeu repHz
nlifouldeu @Ouueruenr babeu lolIte- Die
beloeu SeNatoreu pou Nlabama laBeu III
Der 9tdbe oeS deOnerS, idieHeu Gber purd}-
aus uldJt ourd) Die pen beldmOreneU QuSs
ld9cn aur8 3(eld)b0l,iglts au59eitatete ya-
Meutauou beruhrt III lelu. Die SIl lpaCo
ldllleBlIu, ohne ouB eS su eIHer Abitlnmuug
iIber bG8 ImenOemeHt 9etGmmeH, bis auf
mOr0en uerhobeu.
>Sm yaute Der SIeuuQ reldlte Senator
Sin etusu gemeiuihoitlIdeu Seld)lub EN-,
welder bic GrIlQrung enthIlt, 0aB eS DC
4OIlttf Der Heglerun9 lei, thr YIoSlldIiteS
iur Gtab!lruug emeS SQItem5 Der Ocppeiz
mdhruug hcrbeI Su tiIhreIl, belsutrageH, IUs
beneu, fOuS Dies uldt m0gItd, lei, Die aus
ftehenoeu mo Gle ned uSiugcbeHocu VoHD5
III @OlOmInieu eInSu!OieE.
Die SIguug oeS Nauie8 Oaueste 6I
SUnOeu mo muro iait eluSig Der Grma-
guug Der olplomOlIit)eu INC &oniuIars Sla
gewOmet- Der GriOIg mar ocnn aud) eur
auBerit SufrteoeuitelleuOer, 0euu ale Iards
grupheu mt 2usuaGme oeiieu, pelhcr IjdJ
auf bic Seriulutguug IT bas Yenilonsumt
beSteht, wuroeu pa!ilrt. 3le aHgenoulmes
nsn 9lmcnOemsut5 liuc BON gertugfH9iger
BeOeuinug uuo ole clualge ourd) OleieIbeu
crsielte @rlparuiB berdJt $1,000, cas- Ges
halt oe8 ErlOatietretGrS 0eS SeretdrS 6es
SHnerH, weltIeo 9lmt geilrlheu uHroe.
Die Announcements oe5 SeuotS Sur Sor.
iuIurs Stll uuro.u abgeIsbut urO etu GoHIr
rem.@omIte eyuaunt. Der Seridlt be.
@OniereH;- @omlte'a liz Die NluB- uub 6u'
teusSerpllllguugs &ll mare Qut9ebeiBep
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13
Sranoe.

2ouispille, &p., II. 6cbr. -
@tltern lit oaS Crescent Gabaf. Otaaaz
sir an 9taleisbz uuO OtatnitraBe uub
oas SOl;waareula9er BON OteDer, Brioz
seS Il So. in gtr. 655 8eit Wainltr.
au8gsbrunnt. llnsefabr $50 srOBe 6Giz
ler Sabaf liub perbranut. Der Gez
iammtit)aOen miro auf SIZE, 900 ges
i6aet; oerielbe pertBellt lid uie iOl9t:
Srescent GobaccO Co., $4,000 am
Gebauoe uuo $4,000 al 9orrdtbeu;
Wlcger, Bridges S &c., $4,000 am
@ebduOc, $4,000 on 8aarcn. Der
9an5e Ssrlait 1T our6 Ssriiterun9 uollz
ltanOtg 9cOedt.
Sra5iL, 5nO., II. 6ebr. - 3tpet
&ln0er bes adlt Oteilen BON bier nnldIiiz
gen Wi1tum @aMiOap, Elm pier Sabre
alter &nabe uno eln Orei W0nate alts5
Oiab9en, erlltten leste 9tadt bcnTeucrz
too. 9bre Otutter hattie lie einiac Wiis
nuten ausin I'M Seule getaIien; al5 lie
suriIffam, lagln bcloe als III elmer &ruz
ite perbrunnte %elden uuf Dem SOOen.
Sermu.blid batten ibre &l:iber am off
nen Samin 6euer QcTaugen.
@lwOO Snb., II. 6ebr. - Die
@jcbduIidfeiten Ger rGlpoOO SObels
mIble" muroen bcute lammt pertbU ollsn
Mohe4sn ourd 6:uer Seri0rt. Der
auf $4,000 peranldlastc Serluit lit
nur tbeiIwelle rurb Scrifderuns Qsz
oedt.
u tod fort, SIS, II. 6ebruar. -
6eusr ierltOrte beuts ben jnbaIt bes
6ranf Surnam'lqeu S6nittpaarenz
laOens, iOwie Die ulrid'ide 6uOrit.
Serlult 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13
Aus un(frfr gsltriaen 2. Morgfn>
2usaabe.
WlIfli6 int 9afen.
''csa Gaseogne.''
Ser ieit a6t Sasen erluartete
fran,Oitide Sampisr.
Bruh Osr aclbsnfansf Dir Nrladr.
Miles uobl am Sor B.

Suarantane, S..S., II. 6eb.-
Der 9ampfer r@ascusne" iit I'M iidsz
rem Saieu. Gr mari fur; Dor Otittsr.
na9t nabe Ser AuarantGn. feline 9lnter
aus unb ii9ualiiirts: nsQe wubl an
Sorb."
llsbsr bic llriade Ser Scripatuns .rz
mtttelte oer Sertreter be5 r@OrrslpOrz
OsHten" 5Ol9enOeS Der 0ampfer per-
lleB toaprs an 26. Sanunr er Ieate
AM erltcn Gage 449 Wteilsn 3uriif, am
5weIten Tag tounteu wsltere 407 Oteiz
len oerjeIhnet iuerhcn, aber am orittcn
Sag brad, na6Oem man $50 Oieilen
pelter weltlta 9eIabreu, Die SOIbenz
ltanae.
2ld)tSebn Stunoen puro.n nit ser
Eeparatur 0eS SdaoenS perbradt uno
Ounn bampite Der GoloB nit elmer
SdnelIi9tsit uOu 9 Meilsn pro StunOe
weIter. Se9suneisdssis Wteilen fam
man am %. 5anuar oorwGrt8, 215,
255 uno 290 Meller rsip. in Den nddz
lten 3 3a9en, ql8 AM 2. 6ebr. Die Sol
benltau9e auf's 6 9teue brah. Oie5mal
mar Der S6aOen nidt 10 lei4t repa:irt,
Die 2lnttr nluBtcu uusseworfen weroen,
unb Al Stunoen lang tan3te Oas S5abr=
Seus uuf 6eu gStGen ebe Die Gepuratur
poQenoet mar.
Der 5. 6eoruur mar ser erlte Sag,
an peld:nl Der Dampfsr pieOer ueltl,9
fubr unS 1O3 4)tsileu 5urIdlsste, nud.
benz boS SAiff in ben uurberssbenben
3wei Gageu $50 Weilen uuBer &ur5 gez
uorTen mar. DIR leeterwabnte ums
ltan0 mar e8 an6, mslder perbinOerte,
OaB Der Oumpfer nldt BON osn O3eans
iabrern 9siiatet wurOe, wel9e in ielu.r
resularen Subn iuBrtn.
9(m 6. Sebruar mur6en 169 Wetlen
burdfabren uno am Ourauf fOl9enosn
Sage gerletb bic Otaidinerie gum britt
ten Oialc auBer Sronuus uno su sleiz
der 3sit fe9te elm Gptlon iiber baS
Oteer. wsl9cr Die uOtbpenoigen Repaz
raturen 6u iebr idwierigen 9eitaltete.
GroeO.m usr;a9te Der SberzOtui idinllt,
wclher ielt benz erlten 8ru9 Der Sol
benltan9e Gag unO 9tadt auf ieinem
Boten mar, uiat uub ea sslan9 ibm
audi oieies Wtal, ben Sduocn 3u repa>
riren, unO aui'8 gttue brad ii6 Der
SfOlOB tpteOer isine Sabr our6 Die
6lutbcu.
@lnbuubert uno einunSorei6iQ Otei.
len mar bic am s. 6ebruar suriifgclegte
Stredc, aber baun erbobtp iiA anf'S
gteue Sawlerisfeiten unO am 8. 6ebruar
fCnnten nur IA Otetlen rc9jltrirt pers
ben. @eltern enolld waro sur 8reuOe
gller an 8OrS 6tre<SslanO sencbtet,
uub lan9lam nGberte Der Dampier ftp
Oem ihiieenOen !0aicn. no er Oenu beate
turs Dor Otittcrna6t anfau.
3m fran3Oiiiteu Quarter 93euz
Yorfs mar Ole &unoe BON Der slIfli.
dcn 2lntunft Oe5 Dampiers SaS .3eiz
dleH gum 8c9inu elmer Subelfeier, bel
melder Der Jfuf y Sipc le @Ommanz
bant 8anOelOn !" oie Sauptla9e bill
Dett.
Jad ben 2lusiasen Der Yahugiere,
sic li6 ale wpbl un0 munter be iins
Ben. berr3d)te iuc6er Maugel an 8orb,
nod batten oielelbeu unter BEN llnbilz
Den Der gSitterun9 lOnOerlia 3u Ieioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13

Grfsr Utastsnbou bes SersiHs aui SOcuft-
Pctut. - 9dbide Gbarartermusten.-
SeribeiIuus Don Ereieu.
Gin neuer unO tHdti9er Serein, Der
iid III turser 3eit III elmer Der beOsuz
teublten seicQibaftliaen Stleen BON
Socult BotHt oufseidpunseu bat, lit
Der Ban @uarOsGlub," welder geitern
Slbens in Der rGintraht SnGIe" on Der
Gfe Der Suuz unO 8eaiOnltrnBe, 2ocuitz
POint, ieinen srltcn 9rOBcn Wusfenbua
peranitaltete.
Die 9alle mar aulaBlia Ses 6eitsS
prad:poa betOrIrt, unS Is enttuldelte
iih balb nah Stginn beS TsfteS elm
reyes uub edtsS Wastensetiimmtl in
Dem Saale, bt6en 0alltrt bis gum lees
ten Ylase nit 3uidaulrn bei.st mar.
Gin Do,sii9lideS Sr6elter con;ertir.e,
nGbrenb ole Wasfen IN Saale promrs
uirteu, bonn itols oaberldrsiteno,n
Brin5sn bis gum SGner lcerenSeu
rSramp," uon Der impouirenOen Siir>
itin bis ;ur 2umpen ionlmclubsn gstts
Ierin.
Inter bieien WaSfen iinb beIunbers
uusuiibrsu: Der Captain Ser vSun
GuarO" Or. StrauB), Oruderteuiel
(Gbos. Q8oBmunn), 0tilabanbIerin
(Wtarsar.tbe SdOuer), &0uigin Oes
SaQe5 (Otarie OeeeU, WtOrgenitern
Is. 2swis), WOnt. @arlO (6rl. Uta9si.
Sohn), &oni3 (6reo. StD, &Hnitlerin
(6rau 6. MaBmaun), Sdnseflode
(6rl. 9OI,pbine BicganO), 8unosrtlnS
(6rau u. Baih), Yuritan.rin (Dturie
Guster). lfutrOie {SbOs. SOwIin9),
Eabriaaerin (5berei, SbrO0er). Sols
Ianberin (2lmsils SOhu), Bsrltcriu
(6rl. Gmilie Biesunb). 2ittle SOzYeep
(Sutie 2elpis), 6ii6ermaodem (Otarie
Dtente), SlumeumaO9en( (tatIe 9Opps).
@aiaeriu (6rau SsDier) II. u. NJ.
Nls Brelsri4tsr funsirteu Die SS.
albert 6anfhanel, Stub. 9fOlent9al unb
.. @riinsbaum, unO Die se9en u ubr
ltatt9ebabte BreiSusrtbetlung bate foI=
ssnoes 9leiultat: 1. Oamsn 4reis,
rS9neeflode," SOiepbinc @ie9anD,
M}ebal1On; 2. Oamen Breis, OiOnt.
Carlo" 6rau 0ta99ie Sobn, Arandir.
bsitef; 3. 0am,ns Preis, ,&iuitler,u,"
5Srau 6. @aBmunu, YorlOrttid; 4.
0amens8reis, rSddfsrin," sri. Sutts
2etui8, &urtenbsbGlter; 5. Oum.n<
B,eis, nSlumsnmdOhsn," WiIbelmin.
Sang. etn Ouseno &bcc SOHel;
6. 0am.upreiS, Wuidfruu, SSruu Wturlc
&spier, I6rud1sG eaer; l. Ssrrenprei5,
Sarlsqutu, Charles StiibIer, sOlOene
llbr; 2. Serreuprei5, Tramp, GDu5.
9obniOn, BorlOrsStid; 3. 9trreEpreis,
n&Oni9", 8isques6lsursn, 6rcO. Stl;
Gruppcnprei8, v0as @rnteieit", Sluei
&iltcn Wein, oarseitellt pom Ism. 2Siez
sano, l5rau Bertha Sre;llng uno ben
5rls. &utle Sol;, Suttt Wtattltug, SO.
DieYer uno 2iua Wiegono.
9tad Der 0emusIirung fOlste elm ses
nlitblider BAL uno oa5 cole 9taB aus
Der GigenbrOtzSrauerei, Die Sr. Daniels
uertrut, ilOB in StrOmen.
aim arrangements @oulite waren
tbatts Die 99. 9lOum Gang, SObn
OIattbeiB, 5ran5 s. @regunO unO
Sobu Olebl; un0 am Gangs @omite Die
Sop. 4us. Gambia, 30. S4malinsti,
SObn 8olf unO Sp. Sabn.
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Sanatt 1t1to China.

$ 8 n 5 on. II. Sebr.-Ger Gem
tral 9tews" miro aus Sofio 9emelbet:
2(bmiral SDama bsribtet unter Sem s..
6.bruar, OuB Die 5lOtte on Dem ssnunns
ten Gage Die Sorts gu 2iuzStinsz1ao
unb UbibsS am beidoB uno ein Puluer'
masa3in 5sriiOrte. Der Dampfer y@ben
Yuen" lpurb i9wer bei3aOist unb ss
selans, bic Gurpso oOrabte in ber iueitliz
den @iufubrt gum Sufen gu pur9ihnei>
ben. SpGter warb Dem WtarinesWinis
iter burb cine Oepciae bic 9tu6ri9t
iib.rnlittelt, baB Der &reuser ,@benz
0uen" im Safen BON SsisWaisSei
ianf. Die Batterien Ser Sorts 3u Wbib=
Gam babsn, ieitDem bus Yulp.rmasa3in
in Die 9uft eeflossn. ibr 5euer elnses
iteut, wabrideinlid fsblt es tbnen an
Otunltion.
2Onoon, -. Sebr.-gihe 0epeide
aus Sbansbai an Die uGentralz9tews"
melbet, baB elf auSlan6.r uno cine
sroBe slnsabl bon Gbineisn bon Chez
500 bort ansefommcn finn. Sin bon
Gbes>5oo OOrr ein9etrofieuer Seutifer
Danlpier narb BON ben dineliiden Be-
b0roen nad swei bOberen 6lotten:Sffiz
sieren burdiuat, iucIfe beisrtirt iinO ;
Sic GUIDE mar uersebliA. Die y@eieqr
,daft bonn 9tOtben &reu5" bat in Gbeez
500 mebrsre Saiarstbe aufseIdlaseu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-13
53. @nngreB.

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Wa bln9toa, r. 6ebr. - Der
Senat erlsGi9te beute iammtlid)s ouf
oem &alenosr bel eiinolihen Yriuat>B Benz
fOns'glas, 26 an Ser i3ahl, unS etwa
elm Fables DusenO gius perI6ieOener
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9elaware, uuhe philadelphia, 5u be-
traucn.
Sn Der Yoitamts. .9erwilIiguness sSiG
tpuroen teine ioub.rliden 5ortidritte
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in Anlprud nabm. Nuen (BOp. Deb
nabm Die gele9cnbeit wabr, lcine 9teOe
iiber Sie anesblidea @ablbctrisersi.n
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lpabr proteltlrttn. Stcpart (BopullIt,
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Sbligationeu herunter uno bielt cine
Baute au @untsn elmer Silberwdbruus
unO Treipra9uug.
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im @omite nur cine Stimme Wtebrbeit
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gun9en CUR .3abluns BON gebdItern Der
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