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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
Arrival.

Ladeveze has just received a large stock
of imported carbon photographs. All
lovers OF fine art please call early this
week and make selections for holiday
gifts Engravings, etchings, artotypes,
ETC., will be sold at your own prices
Leave orders for frames at once, and
avoid our usual Christmas rush. Lade-
veze's Picture Frame Factory, ia Brough-
ton street.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
TO BE DISMISSED.
Chas. Edwards Mother Says She VIII
Send Him Back TO Betbesda

Chas. Edwards Mother says She WIN
Send Him Back to Bethesda.
II is probable that the habeas cornus
proceedings instituted by the Union soclo-
~ IN the court Of ordinary to recover
Charles Edwards. a 7-year old bow will
IN all probability be dismissed. The CAGE
was set for hearing at 20 O'Clock yester-
day morning al which time the mother
Alfs. Elizabeth DuDree appeared and gaid
ne boy lao gone 20 The country 10 eoend
tlt christmas holidays with his unclr.
liuA thht ~ soon as Joe returned sh. would
LIgitlht ~ hetd him bach ~ Hefhos.4a
lhnIi any leHai proceedings Size ~
liAtnr1 mat when she went ID eisIf MN
et,pIl ilipf ago, De- walked down - the
I.N "ilh tiff ~ she WIS returning ~ ffa
s' fnN mere De cried - fhaf heF mofh-
81. r.tt nas QFefcQue emo shf TODD
49, WILD beg Tier HiHugaefs III
satisfactorily.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
THE SHOPPERS BUSY WEEK BEGUN
Merchants Say Trade Is Better Than
Last Year.


This week will be a busy one for every
body, but mostly for the merchants and
holiday shoppers. The stores have nearly
all put on their holiday dress.
Last night was livelier on Broughton
street than it has been in a long time.
Many meIchants say their Christmas
trade so far this year is ahead of that of
last year. though it can hardly be said
that the rush has yet begun.
The shopping section Of Savannah has
undergone great changes in the last few
years Ten years ago and even later
than that Broughton street was
q dead-looking street so far as show win
dows go. 1t was decked out last night
in the first line of holiday goods of this
season, and good many purchasers went
home laden with Christmas packages.
A popularity about holiday shopping
Is that a good part of IL is always put
on until the day or two before Christ
mas or even till Christmas eve. when
there IS grand rush on the stores, and
sion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
Money-savinw Opportunfty.

Probably no money saving institution
was ever planned and so well calculated
to save you money as our house this
week Extraordinary bargains in fine
silks and dress goods blankets, ffannels
and wooden underwear, table sets, nap
kins, handkerchiefs and ladies' and chill
drens cloaks. Foye & Morrison.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
A MistriaI in Williams Case.

The jury in the superior court in the
case Of the state against Joe Williams.
charged with assault with intent TO muir
der Joe Brown on oct. by stabblne him
IN the back with a butcher knife falfod
10 agree after remaining out am nigbt
ana "a mlsfrial was declared when oouri
comEenel N.elerlal Inonlne
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
sIashed WIN a Rozor

Henry Green and Robert Johnson. both
colored, engaged in an alteration near
the market last night in the course Of
which Green slashed Johnson across the
head with razor, making a deep cut
He ran off pursued by a crowd. He was
arrested and sent 10 the barracks by
Officer GodbOld. He had thrown away
the razor but still had the case in his
lei
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15

The celebrated Florida Special from New
York by the Plant system will take it's
first fight from New York Jan. 6. II
leaves Savannah at 1881 p. m, city time
and arrives at jacksonville $50 D. n,
Pullman sleeping car, drawing room ear
observation car, dining car, heated nv
steam lighted by electricity. Finest train
on Garth nd
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
Lady BicyclIaf.

Have YOU seen the '96 model Jose
phine?" 1t is without doubt the most per-
feet ladies bicycle made, in every respect
and weighs but q pounds. No lady
should buy a wheel without first seeing
the Josephine" The same can be said
about the Napoleon" the gentleman's
wheel, which leads the world. Cal on
Whitehead & Co. Sole Agents. 129 Bay
street, and be convinced.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
The Modern Mother

Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative, Sy-
rup of Figs, when in need of the laxa-
tive effect of gentle remedy than by
any other. and that it is more acceptable
to them. Children enjoy Ii and il bene-
fits them. The true remedy, Syrup or
Figs. is manufactured by the California
Fig syrup COMPANY only-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
ROBBED OFF ms SAVINGS.
An Old Negroes Experience with n
Trio of Tramps.


Trio of Tramps.
Chief McDermott received a telephone
message from Pooler yesterday afternoon
that an old colored man named George
Washington. living in that village. had
been robbed BY three negro tramps. who
were heading for Savannah.
The Detectives were instructed 10 look
out for the tramps. Last night however
Washington arrived at the Central rail
road depot with one OF the tramps in
charge. whom be turned over 10 Police
man Connolly. The tramp gave HIS name
as John Gardner. Only s. IN money was
found on him. He admitted that the Ola
man had been robbed but claimed MAT
the other two men dld a.
Washington faid The men came 10 his
house and asked for shelter aud aomething
@ ear. He took them DO and fed them
HHa they rewarded him 81 stealing aii
the money be- had. gi2 10 started NJ foi-
low ms ibrte negroes 90 Savannah. but
t9Ef ~ 4afqnff 90 tbe road alone took
H4n % ehaIEe Gardner said tnr cffrr
fHo men bad gore toward Atlanta.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
GIVEN An OYSTER ROAST.
Gov. Thornton and His Party Took "A
Trip Down the River.

IT'D DOWn the River.
Gov. w. T. Thornton Of New Mexico
and party were taken down the river yes
terday on the tug w. F. McCauley, accom-
panied by Mr.. Emile Newman, Mr.. A. N.
Manucy, clerk Of council. Messrs. Cooper.
Geissler and Sterly of the United States
engineers ON. Mayor Myers was prevent
ed by business engagements from making
the trip.
The party was taken to the outer buoy
AFTER which the tug returned to the quar-.
anime station, where the visitors were
gwen an oyster roast. something UNIQUE
10 those of the New Mexicans who have
not visited this section before. The Marty
returned to the city at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon much delighted with the trim
Ihey left last night in their private car
Ior Atlanta, via the Plant system and
southern railroad and viii spend to-day
AZ Judge Golfers home at Indian SPRINGS
before going 70 the exposition.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
Ne. WaIter u. Brnee

OF Atlanta is in the city selling two pop
ular songs of his own composition. Il
Knew Her by the Rose" and Sweet Love
of Mine. So True" Mr.. Brace is 3 good
musician, and intends making a personal
canvass of the city-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
Fireworks Chenp.

The Consolidated Fire Works COMPANY.
at their retail department, As Barnard
street, have the best stock of fire works
in Savannah. They are new goods. war
ranted to go off and are sold AT n,1cas
way below the regular rates. Every firs
works lover should go TO As Barnard stree
and lay In a supply. II Is the cheatreeeet ~.
place 10 buy. See the list-ad. Pe''
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
KohIer's for Xmas Presents.

Xmas presents at Kohler's, 40 Prough-
ton, are varied: Gents jewelry, handker-
chiefs, neckwear, umbrellas, canes inuf-
aers, smoking jackets, pajamas, gloves,
silk vests, full drees chest protectors
count on all suits and overcoats.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
Two Hundred of Them.

The most fashionable suits nowadays
are those blue cheviots. We've just re-
ceived 200 of them, and they are elegant
values for $3.50. Don't miss looking at
them Appel d Schaul-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
A NEW SCHEDULE TO BRUNSWICK
To Go Into Effect, Via Everett, This
Morning.

Morning.
Commencing to-day the Southern Rail
way company establishes a short train SER
vice between Everett City and Brunswick
in order to accommodate the Savannah
travel.
Train 80 Florida Central and Penisular
railroad leaving Savannah 5.3S a. m will
SIS a. m. Train 81, leaving Savannah ASS
p. m, will arrive Brunswick $40 d. m
returning train 80 will leave Brunswick
CTS a. m, arriving savannah Hap a. m.
Train SO will leave 500 D. m, and arrive
Savannah 1910 p. m.
Train IS, Florida Central and Peninsu-
lar leaving Savannah 5;3S a m, will also
Augustine, Palatka and all east coast
points, arriving St. Augustine l1:l5 a. m,
daily, and Palatka 1875 daily, except sun
daV
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15

Can at the handsomest ticket Office 4,
the United States. under the De soto
hotel and get full information as "a no,,.
t .sil tables OF the Plant system taxin~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15

The thrifty crowd that viii come here
a. moneg-sagine tomorrow. Phenomenal
reductions On prices o. silks. dress goods
nufur wooden underwear. handfsrchlcfs
ald lfGieF and Children eloaia. loyc q
Morrison.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
1914 Per Cent. Discount on Suits and
Overconts mt KOhIer,s.

we are offering our entire stock of
suits and overcoats at a cash discount of
1914 per cent. of our former low prices
This means that Kohler, at 14O Broughton.
is selling the finest high-art clothing at
less than competitors charge for ordinary
goods. Open nights.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15

After to-day passengers leave by the
Plant system at 500 p. m. city time, and
arrive in Montgomery 1850 next morning.
connecting for Mobile, New Orleans and
all points West.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15

We've been making presents Of buck.
boards Tor "a week, and viii continue ~
90 20 until Christmas II they last mar
Ions. They 80 with every cash ptireb.,.e
ehiisrrp ana boys Fuits Appel y
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15

The Napoleon" and Josephine" bicy-
Giles for 1896 are now ready, and are per-
lection. Throw your old wheel away ard
buv one from Whitehead & Co., sole
agents, 129 Bay street.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
A Beautiful Present for 40 Cents.

We have just received 1000 pairs mems
silk embroidered suspenders, each in a
glass covered box, only 400. A splendid
and inexpensive gift to make to friend
Appel e. Schaul
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
A Wilderness of Toys

Displayed in the new store formerly Lud-
den & Bates); commencing tomorrow
stores open evenings until Christmas.
Leopold Adler.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15

By the Plant system, trains to Florida
leaving Savannah 9:o6 a. m, 500 p. m. 2:O5
a. m, city time.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15

Don't forget the 800 p. m. new train by
the Plant system for all points on the
West Coast Line arriving in. Tampa 500
a. mad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
Commercial Travellers

Can leave Savannah by the Plant system
at p. m, city time, and arrive in Jack
sonville at 7:30 D. mad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
A Long Felt want

Supplied by the Plant system A Pullman
sleeper, Savannah to Jacksonville. on
night train; open for passengers at o n
m, arriving at Jacksonville 700 a. mad,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
Three Great Modern Trains.

Savannah to Jacksonville by the Plant
system: 2:05 a. m, 900 a. M, 800 D. m.
All by Savannah time.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15

For z5e and yoc you can buy the largest
and finest six initial handhsrshlefs ever
shown 10 Savannah. AZ Appel s sehaurs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
DIAMONDS.
What Can he Better for Christmas
Present.

Never depreciating in the eyes of the
one to whom the precious gift is given;
never losing an iota even from a fnar-
cial standpoint. a good diamond is an
in perishable investment. Solitaire rags
from SO If you get it at Desbouillons,
it's good. Jeweler and silversmth I'D
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
Open Evenings Till Nine.

Not keeping a Jewelrv
Store, but have some superb
Silk Suspenders, with Solid
Sterling Silver Trimmings,
will help solve the Christ.
mas Present" puzzle.
Plain or initiated Silk and
Linen Handkerchiefs ara
much esteemed by gentlemen
as presents.
B. H. LEVY & BRO.
1870 and 1871
Broughton,
Three Doors West OF Bull.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
A New Florida Train by the Plant
System.

After to-day a fast train will leave
Savannah at 800 p. m, city time. arriv-
ing Jacksonville 7.90 p. mad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15
Christmas at Krouslxoc,s

Handsome and stylish pattern hats. $500
formerly $500 and $1,000. Novelties in rib.
bons at exceedingly low prices; satin rib.
bons in all colors, 2 and inches; all silk
1Oc yard. Feather boas in best qualities
% per cent less than elsewhere. Velvets
for cloaking and dresses in all colors
Silks and satins in all colors. For Mon.
day. 50 dozen baby caps. formerly TO
$l.OO and $780, to be sold at SOC: % dozen
Tam O'Shanter caps, worsted and plaid
formerly H.00 and $3.50 now 5Oc: baby
sacks cheap at Soc, now Ice; walking hats
trimmed, formerly TIC and 800 now 25c
latest fads in sailor hats: The Lillian Rus.
sell, Majestic, Empress and Brunswick. AZ
% per cent. this week, at Krouskoff' sad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-15

10 less than wonderful are The cures
accomplished ~ J0od's Earsaparilla. even
after other preparations ana physicians.
pro scrlDtons have failed THE reason
hoBeYer, IL simple. when the blood a.
enriched and ygriieI disease dlsappears
ana goo lfai.n returns. au4 Hoods f4r-
fagafilla iE enc one frlf blood purifier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-06
StaOt Baltimore.

llniere & beatcr.-Sn vSarrt5'
Wtulitz2lfuoemie" wtro oicie &Ode Die
fOmiide Sperette prince pro tem."
sur 2IuIiiBrung 9ebroat; "Trilby"
niro Die 2lttrattton in n0OrO's G)ron0
Speru 0Oule" ielu, uno "A Baggage
Gle k" I'M ySOuioagitr. 3 Gbeatcr" 5ur
0oritelluna gelan9en.
6anoeu Git. Die 9ler5te Or.
q. Is. Geirle uno Or. 3. .. S1uutta
nabmcn an Samita9 stue SbOuttiOn
oe5 yei6nam5 oGr am 6reitOg unter
per0adti9ea llmtanoen 9eitOrbenen 4
Sabre altcn Srenc SNdlon Dor unO FAM
DEN Spuren pom &cr9iitun9. Die 2ei6e
waro na3 O.r 0iOr9ue liber9eiibrt, III o.
ielblt 0is Aer;te beute clne mcltere Inter
iudlunq pornebmsn perOCn. Wabrz
id)einlid) miro PrOf. y. .. Gonry
ourh cine demil lde AnalDie bes Snbalts
0eS Ota9cn5 Die 2lrt Oes Sites isitItelz
len, meIdes oen SOB bc8 &inoe5 sur
S5olge bate. Die iibri9en 6amiIiens
9tit9lieoer iiuO wieber allie geiunb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-06

sln BEN olcsiabrigen srOBen Geunsn
wlr0 eIne au5nabm5pelle 9rOBe 2ln;abl
amerifanilder GennpIsroe She'll nebz
men.
Die So5ialOemotraten befinben fd in
nldt 9erlnser 9luir,sung Oh Der gta9s
rtd]t Dap Der Staat8unwalt nod imuer
tt9 NIT ben Io3ialiitliden 9fei9sta95s
Ab9eoroneten beidGftigt, mel6e lid ielz
net .3ett nel9crten, in eiu Sod auf ben
&aller sln5ultImmen. Gs miro in Der
gn9eIe9enbeit ic0o9 faum Dor Der Ser
taSun9 oes 9feidstas5 @tpas scidcben,
uno Die @rbebungou meroen iit be5balb
audi mobl nur auf oas Gerbaltcn Der
elnielnsn Perionen bei6rGnfen. Die
ioSlaliltliasn Gassblatter meloen, baB
lusull Sebel unD gSiIbelm glebfnedt,
Die lo5lalIltliden Uubrer, GinlaOunsen
gum 0alten pon SOrtraseu por loiiaLis
ltlid)eu Stubenten in Baris angenoms
men babeE.
9epeiden aus 96riitiania an0 StOf<
bOln, pelAe I'M 2auie Der perflOiienen
Wobe elntrafen, be5eusen, oaB Die Wt6S@
lldfelt zines &rIe9e5 spiiten ltorwe9cn
uno S6meoen nod nldt 9clbmunoen.
Der Sertbelol9ungsratb pcn 9brl1tlaz
mia bat b.l9lOneu, Z OrpeOoes inOeutldz
lano 3u b'ltellen. Sic lollen baiu bic
nen, ben Saicn ;u idaeen, im Sale cine
i6wcbii9e 6lotte ben Serlud) madden
iollte, Die StaOt uususrc,ieu. Die gum
Infauf notbwen0i9eu GelOer bat Der
Serein nOr:ue9iider 5rauen aur Ser
tbelOl9unS bes GaierlanoeS aufsebra6G.
Jtthter 9epue uuo @emahllu liuo ais
0a!te ocs amerifanil6eu Sotlbaiters
9tungon bier eingctrofien.
Sas. 9oroon Bennett miro al Sorb
ieincr Sa6t y9tamouna" uad Slel fabz
rem, um ben i5eitlidfelten anIGBlid Der
@rofiuuns beS 9tOrOitieez&anals bei6uz
mohueu.
Die &aii ierin Uir0 osn grOBten She'll
bes SOmmers IN @eiellldait threr &ius
Der auf g8ilbelm5bobs bel &aliel per-
brln9eu.
Der Ssrtin.r Rasiitrat lebnte s5 uerz
tlonene 9SOde falt elnltlnmlg ab, filr
cine GeOadtnlBz&irde gum AnOcnten an
&atier 9Sllbslm |. cine Serpllt9un9
3u madcu.
Bring" 6rans Gasmarsn, ser in
grullcl oerbatete Soditapler. iUll, um
ii9 Sreolt gu pcrlAaiien, ansc9ebsn baz
ben, eln Oial, OaB CT nit Sri. SIOOmz
ftelo, Godter zines retden 4upttrfabriz
tanten pon 9teipzO OOrt. eiu anoere5 DIAL,
OaB ct nit 6rau Goldman pun Gbiz
cago, eIncr itcinrei6eu gSittpe, perz
lobt iet.
Die yGrsSosner 0fadri6ten" ia9en,
baB Die am 9. Otai sur SerbanOIuu9
tommenoe &erleumOung5 &la9e geaen
SarOn StruOtr an9eityen9t ieI, I'M su
Gage 5u brln9en, wer Die se9tn Baron
bon &ose ais Scweiamutertal 9cbraudz
ten yol1blattcr nit ben 9ibOruden DR.
ltannaIOIcn Srisie 9efunOen bat, 9a5
belBt, wcr liA III Die @SObnuns OeS
SurOnS .3utritt Su perlaanen acwuBt
bat. I'M oanu oa8 10 erlan9te Selpelsz
material III 10 Binterltltlser Melle su
beuuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-06
Snnu1l INN ShlttQ

Yeter5 burg, 4. Wai.-Sapan's
NutmOrt aui BEN :BrOteit Der GOntiueaz
taImadIe scgeu Die Seftlmmun9cu Os5
Sertra9s5 BON SbimOn9icti lit crIo! 9t
Der 9Sortlaut lit nltt bcfannt.
s btiu, l. Mul.-Qle 6rieOen5bez
oolm Gd)tl9teu @bina'5 unO Supan'5,
melde oen @eltrag pon SbimOnolefi
ptrelnbart bobcn, weroen ;um Au8taul6
ocr Hatliifat.ou5 urturoen be5 6riez
bsnsoertra9cs am ndditen Otlttwoa,
oen S. WRal, bier erwartet. Der amerlz
funilde 3Scratb oer dinsiiiaen 6ries
penscummlnure, 5obn Us. 6olter, ipirO
Scttere blerger begleIten.
" a btn9ton, 4. Wtat. - 0aS
Staat5ospartsmeut bat peoer BON benz
GeianOtsn 0enbD in Feting, nod aus
elmer anOeren Guelle 0epel6en erbalz
ten, meyte bic ssltern i'm 2onooner
y0lObs" pubIl;ute 9tu6ri6t beltGtiacn,
baB Die Gbineien oen Damn oe5 Felz
Yos6luilcs our6itoden babcn. lin oa8
@orriifen Der 3apauer sesen Yefiug gu
perblnosrn. 8et oieler gelegsnbeIt
ioqsn Nunbsrte pom Seutcn srtrunten
iein. G5 gilt iiir cine scnii9cnpe Iis
berlesuu9 OeS Gerudt5, wtnn man ia9t,
baB oanelbe BON Sbuusbai fam, Denu
ss III all9cmein betannt, baB pom 9lu5z
brud oes &rlese5 bis su Ser gesenmarz
tlgen :3ett felne einilae ui6ti9e JtadrItt,
Die III Sban9bal tbren llrIprung bate,
iid ais wabrbeitssetreu erwies.
y 0 0 b III q, 4. WIal, Ottttag8. -
Die ruiiilden &ricssldtfic, wel6e in
lester :3elt in Den Sertrasnbdien iatioz
ntrt waren, iino NIT ueriie9elten Srores
a5sefabren.
IS wiro nun nl6t erwartet, baB Der
auiIdeu Sapun uno China pereinbarte
6rieOsnsuertras ratilBirt merben wirb.
gfews 9Orf, 4. Mai.-Gine Spe=
siulsepci9e BON 2OtiO an Die bisii9e
ygSorlo" msloet: y9bina bat srludt,
oaB Die 6riit fur Den 9lustauid Ser 9taz
tlfifationen beS Sricoensuertrases pon
Sidifu nm 5ebn Gage perlausert perDe.
Sapau bat iia enti6leoen gcmeisert,
Sisiem Serlan9en 5u piufabren. Der
Otltaoo bat lGmmtlibe Geierpen etnbs=
rufen."
Yarts, 5. 2lpril.-0er Gorrciponz
bent Der nScmps" in ct. Beters burg
tbeilt nit, oaB 5apan in Ieiner 2lntpOrt
aui ben gsmsinidaitliden Broteit iid
b,reit ertlart babe, auf 2iao Song nit
9lusnabme non Bort 9l,tbur Ser;tdt gu
leiiteu. Die prOtsltireuoeu Ota6te unz
terbanoeln nod ilber rie gu gebeube
9lutmort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-06
9tr. 10S.

Der % uSqueb anna : e
mater SSanal," an w.lhem Der
Staat iomobl, uie aud Die StaSt finanz
;ieu intcreiiirt iino, wurbe AM Samita9
elmer Snipcftion uuter;O9en. Die an
0erislbgn She'll nsbmenoen 0errcn fub'
rem nm , llbr nit oem 0umpfer ,2lns
napolis" mad Sanre DC Srace nno bes
ltisqcn BORT ben S9leppoampfer r@bamz
pltn,A auI weI6em lie Dig natl Como
nluQo Iubrcn. Inter ben GbeIlnebmcrn
warcn: Gouperueur 6runf SrOwn,
Wtapor s. 6. 2atrobe, @rz0tapOr 0az
pioiou, 5. Slnep 9tOrrjs, 3nlunoiteu:rs
Ginuebmer l)turraD SanOper, 9Sn.
80. WtarburD, 5Obn u. 9fuNeu, @.
SobnIOn YOe, SeurD :. Douglas, 6r.
s.. Nambleton, 2lIeranoer 2eItwitd, II.
D. y6alc, SbcrIOt Swann, y. s. DC
Goma8, 9tobert Sbsr, 2luorcw ,.
Sone8, s. s.. Bartlett, 3teliOn FcrIn,
s. y. 9iecpeS, Charles 9OloSborOu9a,
.. s. GOnllin, i. 9torrlS, 2&tlIiam
9tcco, Sen. Snomoen 2lnorcwS, Sberlt
ylopo {. 5aflon, 6rarf Burns, 0arrQ
:. Surner unO 8. y. Sottman.
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Staltem.
Sombe,t Gr1loiiiott.

81 om, 5. Wtai.-SOr Oem Geridt8z
9eb6uDe in Oiacerata, Der Sauptl ltaOt
Der sIeidnamigen FrOpln5. crptODlrte
cine Sombe. gle rld,tete bebeutsnOen
Saaben an, peruriadte aber teInsn Scrz
lul1 on Otsu henlcben.
Der 9lnardllt Wiunlcini waro scitern
in 9fImlnl auf Die 9lnltulbt9un9 bin
rerbaitct, bte SombsnsSrplOilOn N Der
Geputlrtenz&umn:er in Sabre 1894 uerz
urlatt ~ baben.
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WaDagasfar.

Gin srOBer sSaHeHeriOIg Der 6rQnsOien.
Yaris, 4. Mai. - Sine aus Wtuz
iuusu uui WtoOasasfar eins:trOfene
0epeids mel0et, oaB Die iran3Ollden
Gruppen seitern nad slan3enOer 2lt.
tutc iid etuer widtisen Yoiition Der
SOpa5 am Setiibotaz6luB bemadtiat,
,tns srOBe .3abl @eIanscner sema9t,
iopie msbrere @eidIee uno einen sroz
Ben 9Orratb OiunitIon erbeutet babcn.
Die Serlultc Der 0Oua5 wareu betrd1,z
Iidl
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0cm> 0nrfrr HahridItcn.

Nem@Y / T, I. !UEol. patrlotlz
ide 6eicr. wel6e berclt8 iiir Gicnltas
pOrbereitet 9ewelen, Damn aber OeS unz
aufB0rll9 nIeoeritrOmcnOen 9tssens auf.
gegebcu wOrocn ut, Die lleberSabe oe5
marmorncn Molbln9tOn Spgen5 anl
9luS9ung OeS @albin9tOnzSquare nab
Ser 5. 9luenue, gina geute Nadmltta9
sur pumal5 lclt9eicetsn s3cit unO IN Der
Oamal5 isit9clcgtcn Sronuns Dor lit.
2&arocn Gage pom Siu9 Slng crfIGrt
nunmebr, OaB ct Die 0tnrihtung Oe5
6raueum0roer5 d. Sudjanan nldt
cher porncbmen merOs, bis ihm clu &C.
rIdtlIder SeicbI taSu Su9ebc.