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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07
~ iimmten l,070.
HepubIitunii9e Refrteit 468.
Gin &nalphabet 6uf s Stimra6ehes.
Sin 3nalphabet AMI 6 HepnbIitaner.

Sin XnaIpta6et AMI { AepabIitaner.
Oas III iebsnfa1s ein Meiultot, mel9es
i&le9t au benz iibermitbieen @sbabren
Der republitanil9en preXe pobt, une
pel9es gang beionbers i4mei&elbaft fiir
bic beutI9en Worbs ber Siioieite
1T. Das @eiammtpotum iener brsi
Warbs betrus lsbten 9erbft 1927 etim-
men. BON tpel9en 1891 fur has bemo-
trat,i9e fidet abseseben purben. Die
selammte @egifrirung ber
brei beuti9en Warbs weif
mar 46 @timm9eber aut
neI9e ibren Namen Mot
i1reiben tonnten.
SIN precinet 80" Der s. Warb mnr.
ben 25S Stimmen abseseben, BON mel.
den 212 rspublitanilb maren. Die @ee
siftrirungsbi1er ienes Yrectncts peilen
Al @timmseber aut uelde ibren 1amen
ni9t ihrei5en fonnten, allo mebr
als in ben bret bemotratiiben iiio.
li1en Warbs suiommen senommen.
Wit anbern Morten: gs 9iebt
mebr Mnalpbobeten in einem repu=
bIitaniihen preeinct BON 258 Stimmen,
oils tn 3 bemotratil9en g8aros nit
1897 @timmen. Die Re9iiirirunss=
bii9er 3eisen, bab es in Columbus 1859
5timmgeber sibt, mel9e ibren gfamen
nitt i1reiben tDnnen. Dapon 1inb, pie
cine genaue llnteriudun9 er9ibt. ISL
Demofraten unb 1903 Republifaner,
pas allo ein NerbaltniB BON / gu IL
9ibt.
Das Rnb alerbinss 3ablen, tuel&e
ber republttaniiden pre6e itle4t tn ben
Rram paiien uno welbe teloEoers aub
ais Elm gbrenssusn;b fur bic Dsutibcn
eelten t0nuen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07

- O43 HstrdSe1taatex&onS bat nit
81 ae1e1 50 Gtimmex bie Din jur 4b-
la6nne bes DtNerentiaI3olles BON 1!1O
Cent bas piunb eesen europdti4en
3uder paiiirt. Gs beitt, bab bic Bill
II 6enat ouf grobe S&wierisfetten
tebe1 pirb. Wenn Der 6enot tt& nod
mebr bIamiren tpi1, bonn brou9t Ct nur
oieis Bill au perperfen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07

6eit benz Branb Der rNuifria" i'm
Sabre 1858 bat fetn 10 i4auerlihes
DampferunsIiid iattsefunben, tpie ber
l1ntersans Der vGlbe". Die meilten
Yaliasiere mii1ien bereits 4 ober Wfi.
nuten nad Der Golliiion ertrnnten ietn,
obne bab es tbnen iiberbaupt gum Be.
tpubtlein fam, tpas 9eIheben tpar.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07
{ (aSloli
fir Sauglinge und Kinder.

suE oduXHnXe uHO AInoers
Castoria bef6rdert Verdauuna
und beseitigt Blahungen, Verstopfung.
Magensaure, Diarrhe und Fieber-Zu-
stande Dadurch wird das Kind gesund
erhalten und seln Schlaf natiirlich.
Castoria enthalt weder Morphin noch
andere narkotische Bestandtheile.
"Castoria empfehle ich, we'll es Elm gutes
Mittel fur Kinder ist und besser ais allie ande-
rem die ioh kenne" Fl A. ARCHER, NJ D.,
Ill South Oxford st.. Brook, n, N. Z.
''Geit mehreren Jahren hRbe ich 'Castorfas
empfohlen und verde danit fortfRhren, da ee
regelmasstg gut gewirkt hat"
EDWIN F. PARDEK, NJ. D.,
l26 St. und Ave-, New York City.
''Aus eigener Erfahrung and Beobachtung
kapn tch sagen, d. 80 Castorla cine tre flicho
Aed1Zin fur Kinder ist, da es sbfuhrend wirkt
und die game Constitution durch heilsamo
w rkung auf die Ftngeweide anflecht erhalt.
Vi"le Antter aaban mir erzEhIt. vie ausge.
getchnet eS threu Ktndern bekommt'
DIR. @. O. Osao0D,
Lowell, Mass.
TIE CxNTAuR OoHPAEY. " Murray Street. NY,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07

Bei.6ai.Bei wurbe mte port
Artbur bon ben Sapaneien na9 einem
turaem Bombarbement 9enommen. Dte
inlitdugiQen 66bne bes bimmlii9en
Rei9es rinen uieber aus uie e9af.
Ieber.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07

- HsprdisatAat 6briases lat Vests
bic Abninir rationsSsrlass jur 4uSsabe
Don $500, 100000 ColbbonbS singe
brabt. poffextli& strb bic Din RAID
pafRrt werben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07

I'm BE Nomtxotisx sixeS xipirsHts1 u
perR Rte1, brou&t man xur bos 0sra&t
~ psrbreitsa, bab q six freifxatser
Waxn isi.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07
BauernsGnfelin uno nahe Der.
monote milhelm's II.

Meifer Qepb in Baltimore 1T aus
1einen bo-Tori4un9en aud einmal
miebsr sur grfori4uns melt neuerer
Dinse berobeeitie9en unb f6rbe,t babel
i'm .Deutiden Correspondent" foIsenbe
pie Elm Roman flinsenbe, aber pDlis
mabre gei9i9te 81 Sage.
The morning times., 1895-12-04
HIS IDEAS OF HAZING.
Seaman Jackson Constructs Offensive
WOrd: Into SnCh an Offense

AT the afternoon session of the board
OF inquiry, at the Navy Yard, Seaman
Jackson continued and concluded his tesui-
mony. His evidence on the whole was a
mere confederation OF the testimony OF
Thompson and johnson, the other coiored
members of the class
In his cross-examination, by ]. c. Nc
Dermott, who, it is claimed, was one of
the leaders of the haZers. the witness
admitted that he had never been NAL
treated by McDermott, but that he con-
sdcred making personal offensive re-
MARKS as haZing. The white members of
the class, in general, were continually
talking about killing coons.''
The only other witness was william
Burns, white, seaman. He knew very
little, OF his own knowledge, of the cause
OF the trouble under investigation. on
the night johnson was cut he got up and
llShted the gas, but saw DO one else
up 10 answer to question as TO which OF
tne class members objected to the coIored
men sitting at the mess table, the wit
ness was inclined to give evasive ans wers.
anu 1t was not until the president of the
board told him that he must be either
very stupid or very obstinate, that he
made direct replies TO the questions as ked.
Even then he only admitted having heard
tne whlte class men say they would prefer
the colored men were not in the class.
The morning times., 1895-12-04
Had 1t Out with the Jan,tor

b.
A friend Informed me ten, days ago that
he had changed his residence. He had
moved into q new fiat.
Seen the Janitor?" I asked.
Certainly" he replied.
Had it out with hIm?''
rel?'' n5'
"0f course, greeny Don't you know
that the first thing to do, when you begin
lie In hired flat in this city is to have
1t out with the Janitor2 You've got to
knock him down two or three times, and
give him sound thrashing, before you
realize that he is not your master. When
ever change quarters have fight
with the 5anitor, and we understand each
other"
This friend takes things literally. He
went home and sent for the janitor.
my friend, you and must have It out
right now," be said, rolling up bis sleeves.
Take off your coat, you rascal.
want you to know that you are not going
to boss me around this flat. I've come
here to settle down to peaceful and quiet
life, and want you to understand It."
He cut loose and beat the poor Jan1tof
nearly to death. kicked him downstairs.
dislocated his arm, and generally used
him up. Now be has suit for damages on
bis hands.-New York Press.
The morning times., 1895-12-04
OsIGNs OF sTATEsMANsHIP

Mr.. Tillman, DEM, S. c.: II see nothing
| In the message that indicates statesman
| shin or a regard for the general welfare
| of the people. The question tnat suG-
cests itself TO my mind is. if he retires the
rreeubacks what will he substitute there
| for as currency? The policy or Nj.
| Cleveland is surely leading TO piutocracs
Mr v,ias Dem. Wis: THE message is
| a sound and patriotic document, and De
| serves the favorable consideration Oh Tue
NJ PETER. pop, kans: "The message
makes it plain that the cause OF the money
changers vs. the people must De trieu
before the apry Gn oS Nsb tne RWnat RWSGt olher mes
sage than tins could have been expected
| from Grover Cleveland?"
Mr.. Teller, Rep, Col; II S9selanu snesEinu
of the tariff and tue silver question, anu
the conditions that existed heretolofe.
We had the purchase oil SILVER 9uiion es
tablished for several years ana we hau
the Mckinley tariff act, and yet the coun-
try never enjoyed better season OF pros
perity than under these two measures
The message was quite ORDINARY, anu
made no impression upon the Senate"
Mr.. Davis, Rep, MIMI: He says apso-
lutely nothing on the tarlff aud Suggests
no remedy for his depleted Treasury. He
simply adds 'enervating paternalism' TO
'ipuocuous desuetude.' His treatment OF
our foreign relations is weak in general.
but better in the discussion OF toe partio-
ular question growing out OF tue Venezue-
Ian bou ndary dispute, although ne Is not
as forcible or as liberal In his interpreta.
tion OF the. Monroe doctrine as l would
like to see."
Mr. Carter. Rep, Mont: THE Presi-
den thas not demonstrated TO my satlsiac-
ton how we can more satisfactorily pay
our debts by making 1t more difflcuit Tor
our creditors to collect"
Mr.. Hale, Rep, Me-: THE distinctive
feature Of the message is It's Recommended
ton for the retirement OF the greeDbacks.
/ think the sentiment OF the country Is
against such a. policy. His omission OF
any reference to the tariff is suggestive.
His treatment of our foreign affairs seems
to be conservative and satisfactory"
Mr.. Lodge, Rep, Mass. $50 far as our
domestic affairs are concerned tue Presi-
dents message does not seem TO add much
to the sum OF human information. He mas
as usual panacea for all existing Ills.
which is chara cteristic OF this administra-
ton and the Democratic party, and In this
case the panacea consists tn Withdrawing
the greenbacks and turning them into in
terest- bearing debt. However wise this
may be as q matter OF the adjustment
of the currency, it does not touch the diff
the great increase OF imporiations stimu-
lated by the new tariff, which eau ses the
present drain of gold to pay for them.
Nearly all that the message says upon for
eign affairs is cOlorless and of slight i'm
portance, but in regard TO Venezuela,
am happy to say, the President has taken
an excellent and sound position"
interviewed on the message. stating that he
had nothing to say on the subject, as he
had not as yet had time to think over
the matter.
The morning times., 1895-12-04
Chief Justice Unwell.

Chief Justice Fuller was detained from
attendance upon the Supreme Court of
the United States yesterday by Slight
tndisposition. His absence, together with
that Of Justice Brewer, who is at San An
tonic, Texas, with a daughter suffering
from pulmonary complaint, reduced the
number of Justices on the bench to six.
Senior Associate Justice Field presided.
The morning times., 1895-12-04
teams lined up as follows:
STAR ROUTE CONTRACTS.
Bids for Them to be Opened a I, the
POstofftce TODAY.

The Post-office Department will today
open proposals for carrying the mails on all
star and steamboat routes in the States of
North and South Carolina, Georgia. Florida.
Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee and Ken
lucky. The contract term is for four years
beginning July / 1896.
There are about five thousand contracts
to be let, and it is estima ted that the depart
ment win receive about one hundred and
twenty-five thousand bids.
The morning times., 1895-12-04
MERITS
Modern Pharmacy,
l1th and SITS. N. w.

637 Memo. :. lilo 1861 Jim Doulen 100
'735 Mohawk....100 e723 Brogau.. LOO
Fifth Race-Four-year-olds and upward.
Que mile.
655 Devisee,: ..l05 .7Is Hammie;. ;.105
$50 Andrew d.. 106 s66O Luke Rich 'ds ~ 2
654 Chief Justicel05 .737 DR.. Helmuth. 02
s730 Longshanks105 800 Gov. Fifer... 02
'737 Paymaster 1O6 s731 All Night. ..102
'741 Marksman...106
Sixth Race-Three-yeer-ojd and upward.
Selling. Six and one-half furiongs.
649 MissTristau. 1O9 t64sl DR.. Johnson10 04
65S Mote. =. 100 Miss Agnes. 90
s73l Billy Boy. ..107 656 Patti. -. 80
CAD Joe Mack LOT 65S Hazel. 49,. 81
'TS2 Bronston.. ..1O4 s734 Monitoress. SO
Refers to tAlexandria) Island series.
Selections.
First Race-The General, Van Dyke.
Prather.
Second Race-Genesee II. Belmoral, Mul
laghmore.
Third Race-Doc Birch, Hippona, Fidget
FourthRace-JimD Donlen, RedCross, Memo
Fifth Race-Hammie, Gov. Fifer, Dr.
Helmuth.
Sixth Race-Dr. johnson, Bronston, Billy
Boy.
The morning times., 1895-12-04
Mote In Mortou's Eve.

Secretary Morton, who returned to Wash
1ngton from his Western trip on Sunday.
nas since been confined to his room by q
Sinder flew into 1t on his way out OF
chicago, and failing to he promptly dis
lodged, so-irritated it that when he reached
here he was unable to see, the well eve
sympathizing with its fellow, A few
days rest Will remove all frouIle
The morning times., 1895-12-04
Down the Line.

Jockey Grove has left for st. Louis to
ride at Sportsman's Park.
Jockey Lynch was cautioned by the
Judge before going 10 the pest on Eclipse.
! Jr.
Walcott had his old position on the in
side rail and was backed heavily.
Jockey Asburn put up a grand ride on
Tancred.
Patsey McDermott put two over the plate
with his English roll"
Jack White burnt up some more good
money ON Chiswiok, Roma ana Parthenia.
David Todd, alias Morris, a piokpocket
from Brooklyn, was removed from the Track.
The morning times., 1895-12-04
Porte.s Daily Messa e..

The Turkish legation has received from
the sublime porte the folio wing telegram.
under yesterdays date: 1.-THE Armenian
agitators of Zile and Coesarea having.
according to their subversive program.
fired on the Musselmans at the bazaar it
self, provoked an affray, but, thanks to
the measures taken by the authorities
order has been Immediately restored"
The morning times., 1895-12-04
BASKET BALL LEAGUE.
Infantry Defeats Potomac Wheelme
But the ame1s Protested.

A game of basketball was played last
night III The Light Infantry Armory between
the Infantry team and the Potomac Wheel
men, the former winning by the score Of
TO l.
There were about four hundred persons
in attendance quite large number Icing
ladies.
In the third inning, the Wheelmen pro-
tested against q decision Of the umpire.
The Infantry team claimed that Il play was
unfair and they were upheld by lie UNI
pre-. The WheelDlen then refused to play,
whereupon the game was declared for
feited.
The teams lined up as follows:
L
The morning times., 1895-12-04
In Place of Gan Poe.

- Major James c. Post, Corps of Engineers.
U; 3; NJ, has been directed 10 assume charge
9i river ana harbor Improvements in the
ters. The vacancy which Major Post
VII VIII MI was caused by the death OF Gen.
zoe: Al aior Post is on duty at Portland.
The morning times., 1895-12-04
Mr. Fletcher WIN Recoyer.

Charles Fletcher OF No. 2914 Dumbarton
avenue, who was thrown from his bicycle at
the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Sew
enteenth street, as stated in The Evening
Emergency Hospital, was resting easily
last night, and. alth ough his injuries are
serious, 1t is not thought that the case will
terminate fatally.
The morning times., 1895-12-04
Baby Finds q Home.

William w. Townsend and wife yesterday
asked for permission to adopt minor, who
was assigned to their care December IL.
1894. The child, q little more than a
year and a half old, is of unkno wn purent-
age, g-d has been christened Robert Swan
20 VIZ md.
The morning times., 1895-12-04

Pennsylvania Railroad to Baltimore
and Return.
Saturday and Sunday, December z and
9, valid for retuyn passage until Monday.
pecemcer y. Good on any train. Rate.
N.2o eeAr6t
The morning times., 1895-12-04
Dred gers Arc Recoyerine.

Robert jackson and Frank Hunter, col.
ored, who, as stated in The Times OF Sun.
day, were AIKEN to Providence Hospital and
who alleged nltreatment at point down
the river, were reported late last night to
be on the road to recovery.
The morning times., 1895-12-04
FOREST RAN 4 FIST MALT
Nearly Equaled the Track Re-
cord Made by Sextus.
JUDGES SHOW PARTIALITY

Jockey AL Moore Ruled Off for Moth
ing. While Forests startling Change
of Form Goes UnnOticed-Arthur
Worley's Midget, Jockey Asburn.
Put Up Great Finish on Tancred.
The morning times., 1895-12-04
pSdft kOUu, NVH ufIFIuB.-
7d2-Fifta race. Half mile Selling. Purse
ITO $lOO Time O,47M



First Race-Four-year- -olds aud upwards
Seven-eighths of a mile.
6o3 Laurella.. 100 655 westover. 100
Gle Lena H.. 100 696 Solomon. 100
65s Van Dyke. 100 1879 The General1O0
58l Baylor. LOO -Ferpwood.. LOO
S5S Pink H.. LOO .!ss Prather.. 100
613 Jack Murray1O0 TAI Martel.. 100
Second Race-Maidens. All ages Sell.
ing. Five and oDe-half furiongs.
649 George RHO $40 Clovis. ..1O2
king OF rHearts110 631 Scataway... .102
.734 Bloodstone. i02 649 Gold Fly. LOG
BY Gordon. =. 102 631 Genesee H.. sB
631 BillyLeggius102 $50 Mullaghmore 9b
Third Race-Three-year-olds and upward.
Selling. Six and oDe-quarter furIongs.
249 Doc Birch. 100 6b8 Jewsharp.. 100
65l Chedder.. 100 500 Red Star. 100
'as7 = RemoTse ;l9o'a4l ;no PP,icssaway.. P,s .100
651 Lento.. LOO 6b1 Gaiety.. LOO
Fourth Race-Three-year- Selling.
Six furlongs.
822 yenusburg. ..110 .ePe MargueriteIIl1o
az az kSnss ss6 ersss R9s Miller id6
Sss 1h,s u,ssw.....ttS 15a veiVss c:. iSS .ioo
The morning times., 1895-12-04
Totals =. :.

The next set Of games will be pla yed Fri
day evening by the Carroll Institute and
the Young Mems Catholic Cub teams, at
the Carroll Institute alleys.
The morning times., 1895-12-04
both houses How then can he hope

,,ota In both houses. How then can he hope
10 get his recommendations adopted?''
Mr.. Gray, DEM. Del; Il have NOT oee1
able to read the message yet, anu 1
heard IL but iniperfectly. but sucn parts
ns I did hear strike me as being suohg.
Tnrceful and persuasive. His suggestion
that we should retire the greehoachs S,a Is q
rnod one and heartily lndorse ~. ine
,Sre,saSe as a whole, makes great docu-
nient. and am sure it Will be approved py
the mass of the people.
The morning times., 1895-12-04
Relieved at His Own Reouest

At his own request. Capt. William p.
Evans,. Thirteenth Infantry, has been re-
1eved from the duty Of professor of military
science and tactics at the State University
Of K1oconGin.
The morning times., 1895-12-04
BOWLING LEAGUE SERIES.
Washington Athletic Club Defeats
I.,.. / IL E.l.

The fifth set of games in the District
Bowling League were rolled last night
IN the alleys of the Washington Athletic
Club, by the home club ano tine Champion
Carroll Institute team. The W. A. C.
won both games by q margin of sixty-one
pins.
The scores follow:
The morning times., 1895-12-04
A Three-Days' Shoe Sale,

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
OF four Special Shoes for Ladies, every pair q
genuine bargain and only one pair sold to .
customer.
Ladies' very lne vici kid, hand
sewed, needle toe, pat leather tip
and quarters, an elegant shoe for
ladies' suffering with tender feet
ssss sssg':s st!s:, :a'o; for three .. S2.35
Ladies' very fine dongola button,
hand-sewed welts, narrow square,
broad square aud narrow opera
ssi;. i gs fsAss fsH slss ss sas. SsFsa5 ss5 s235
Ladies fine dongola, square toe,
pat leather tip, Goodyear sewed
welrs, button, equal to haud-
eewed; an elegant shoe for wear.
ssys asTslss ssls price, :: 80 for 'Ar.. SI.79
Ladies' fine dongola button, e1-
treme pointed toes and pat leath-
er tips. Regular price, $50; for q 10
three days sale. 0t,IJ
II any purchasers of the above shoes arc moi
the money will be refunded If In good condition
BROWNS SHOE STORE,
3O5 Pa. Ave. Capitol Hill.
The morning times., 1895-12-04

First Race-Four-year-ol aud upwards.
Seven-eighths of a mile.
The morning times., 1895-12-04
MR.. BARRETT's OPINION.

tine message is an exceedingly able State
paper. Ig Is statesmanlike and courageous
throughout. While listening to the Presi-
dents patriotic review OF our foreign re-
lations, his courageous adherence 10 the
principles OF reform, and his JacksoDian
treatmeut OF the currency question, / was
PROFOUNDLY impressed with the stupendoUs
blunder many or his party associates have
madeiu iu not standing by him. His party, for
a time, has gone down in defeat, but Mr..
Cleveland remains in the mistaken conf
deuce of the American people"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
Der Yrets 1T (e6r gertng.

reue Mmt ernennen, mas, tpie es beiBt, na6
Der &iidfebr bon Der @~nteniagb gel9eben
pirb, @orIdufig 1T aber Stump 9riDatz
mann. Nm be1ten mars fretltG, penn er
bas bGtebe. 0p9 i'm beiten SAT- triegt
Stump einen f9Dnen Nmtstitel O6ns cineu
Sent 9e6alt mebr. 9a3u liefert Der gez
f9i9tsfunOtge Metiter 2enb i'm n8alttm.
3. @orreipbt." folgenben erg0Bli6en Paz
ralelfaI:
Sin 8ruber bes @rafen bon 9aIet
i9loB fi3 I'M Mtttelalter einem &reu53uge
an, unb ba er bort nit benz ritterli6en
&0nig Ht9arb Q0penber3 nG6er befunnt
tpurDe unb fein eigenes @rbe bate, 10 bat
er bteIen UNI Elm 2eben. Sin 2e6en erbislt
er nun 3nar ni6t, aber Der &Dnig bon @ngz
lamb geitattete ibm, in 3utunft einen 2Dluen
nit 3pet rotben S9mdn5en I'M @apper 3u
fiibren, mas ben beutf9en @rafen ungebeuer
freute. 11n1erem Gtnpanberungs : SnfeG
Stump 1T Elm GbnGi9es Slid pafiiri. Gr
6Gtte gerne Elm beferes 9ebaIt gebabt; Dag
bat CT nun nt9t er6alten, aber l1ncfe Sam
bat linn ben SiteG General ommiTorius
Der &tnpanberung in Qusfi9t qeiteut.
9tefe Nus3et6nung itebt duf gleiber Stufe
nit ben betben rotben S9tpdn5en bes Dali
1el'f3en disappointment"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13
apad1enAtdbe autsots 8taata- Betteasa, asasttruod, 10. astars 1898.

6afen bon Stem S19pang. 9ie Sorts bat@
ten mad Der @tnnabme BON Oinfop nod
Niberitanb 9~eleiitet. Dim Samitag griff
bic erite Nbtbeilung Der iapanif6en @rmee
cine 10000 Mann ftarte 9inefi9e Srupz
penmu9t, pel9e bon General Sung be-
febligt purbe, BEL SbienzSf9nang@Sai an.
@ter Stunben lang pitbete Elm befttger
&f, in benz bic @btneien NIT einem
8erluit bon 1000 Mann an Sobten ooer
8erpunbeten gei9lagen nurben. Die Sdz
poner batten 80 Mann an Sobten ober
8eripunbeten berlpren. General Gotfu, Der
Na4folger bes Selbmarf9aGs ganmagata
als 8efebls6aber Der eriten iapanti9en Or
NEE, 1T gu einem b06eren &ange befOroert
tporber.
G6tna bat BON ben dGgemeinen 8ebingunz
gen W9tttbetlung er6alten, unter tpel9en ga
pan geneigt 1T, Srteben au f9lieBen, uab
Sapan 1T bic Na9ri9t 5~ugegangen, 5aB
China MiQens 1T, bie1e 8e6inqun9sa an3lz
uno einen Srtebenspertrag l63ul6lie=
BEN. Der @9rifttpe6fe1, bur9 tpel9ea bieie
8ereinbarungen berbeigefiIbrt nurosn, lit
bur9 Die amerifanif9en @efanbten in ienen
betoen Staaten, ben @e1anbten @btptn OEn
in Softo unb ben @efanbten Gbarles 0enbp
in Peftng Dernittelt iporben.
Nus peting fpirb geuelbet, bic dir
neif3e &egterung babe ft9 bur9 @ermittez
lung Der omeritanif6en 9efanbten, 9enbD
fir Gbina unb DUN fir Sapan, bereits nit
ben auf Die l~1nabbdngigfeit &orea's, cine
9ebietsabtretung unb bic 3ablung elmer
BON ben @ommifdren nit Sapan 5l bereinz
barenben @elbentf9dbigung be5iiglt3en
Puntten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES en- climber tanDen
ertldrt. &ein taiierli@er auf ben 58rteg be-
5iigli9er @rlaB ptrb in Monatsfriit ber=
0ffentli6t tperben. Mu9 ptrb ferner ntdbts
iiber bic 5riebensmtifion DerDffentli4t perz
ben, ba bas auspGrtige Mmt nur ipiber
Wt1en in ieiner Bolitif benz &rieqsmint=
iterium na9gegeben bat, Inn MiB9eaig@
tetten gu Dermetben. @s mtrb %crtpartet,
Dab bag l1ebereintommen in nd9fer 3eit
unter5ei9net perben pirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-13

&u6 an Der s obnsSoptinsn I'm Il
berfttGt in Baltimore pirb ba3
9eutf6 BON elmer groBen 3abG @tu=
birenber betrieben, @iner Der Profehoren
Der beutf6en Spra9e urb 2tteratut dn
btefer bDr3iigli6en @nitalt mar in ben leb=
ten 5pet Sabren Der engIii9zamerttanii 9e,
griirblt9 in 0eut19lanb ausgebilbete Ser
maniIt . r. 2eorneb. @r fat cine aus
ge3ei9nete 9ele6rtenf9rift iiber bag uralte,
audi bon @9effel in feinem rGttebarb" oerz
pertbete Waltortz2ieo berfabt unb iogqr
iiber ben pennfplbanti9zbeutf9en OioIeft
umfaffenoe @tllbten gema3t, bic er in meb=
reren S9riften nteberlegte. 9o9 bic Jpbns
9optinszl1niberfttGt tpirb i'm berl;eren.
9enn Die ate untberfttGt SON
Penn b III in Ybilabelp6ia bat
i'm 10 eben gum Nd9folger BON Sstpulb
Seibenftider in i6rer eriten 9rofeIIur beg
9euti6en ertpdblt, unb er pirb na6@6tuB
bes laufenben atabemtf6 SoSa6res oiefem
&ufe folgen. Gum Slid bat bic ,SSobns
9pptins in MGnnern pie prof. % 0 0 5
nod anbere trefflt9e @ermaniiten.