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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-04
RELIGIOUS READING.
THE SUPREME VICTORY.

The highest and proudest achievement o.
man is the conquest Of himself. In this Is
"the promise and potency" of all higher ana
wider mastery. Other achievements are
made easy by this primal one, and IN failure
here victory beyond is made well nigh I'M
possible. Many man has taken city who
was unable to subdue his own passions, ap-
petites and ambitions. 1t is the proud claim
that Alexander conquered the world: but he
was never able. even by themasterly 1nstruc-
tions Of Aristotle, to bring into obedience the
son of Philip. What the armies OF the world
could not do this imperial Macedonian did
himself-worked the ruin of the man and his
kingdom Perfect conquest is perhaps seen
only in the Son of man. Of the men vao
have walked in his steps, John Wesley stands
pre-eminent. In all history we hardly lind
another man so completely under self-con-
troll. Every passion and appetite was obedi-
ent to the demands OF duty; he came not to
do his own will, but the will of the master
WHO had sent him. Above almost any other
man he ate and drank and slept and studied
by rule: he measured off his duties as he
would have measured 80 many yards Of
cloth. With high regard for others he had
no compassion on himself: he was voluntari-
ly harnessed to the work, and kept at 1t day
in and day out. Some Of the old monks
gained marvellous conquest over the human
able in the cloister as 1t was to keep it up for
a life Of 80 years in the world, where there
were many obstacles to self-control. Though
stumbling over the three Kingdoms, amid all
sorts OF accidents, mis- liGs ran with the regu-
larity of an eight-day clock. The times OF
rising and setting were as exact as the
almanac. Early to bed and early to rise
was a little nursery rule he observed to the
end of life OF lost time he absolutely knew
nothing; he had not waste moment. Sleep
ing as we'll as waking hours were at his COM
mand. When eighty-flve he wrote in his
Journal: 81 do not remember the time when
on retiring to rest have not been at once
lost in slumber. For fifteen years I have not
lain awake at night for fifteen minutes" At
four by the clock he invariably arose. He
retired for sleep; not to talk or think. The
weakness of most men is their defective self
control. There are giants able to control
the world about them if they could only by
any means get a firm grip on themselves.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-04
GoosEBERRY VINEGAR.

This will be found an excellent
preparation, superior to much that is
sold under the name of the best white
wine vinegar. Gather the gooseber-'
ries when green, but well grown, and
mash in tub; to two pecks OF goose
berries add six gallons of water, made
lukewarm. Allow this to stand twen-
ty-four hours, strain through a sieve
and add to the above proportion
twelve pounds coarse brown sugar.
These proportions are for nine-gal-
lon cask, and if not quite full add
more water. Let the mixture be
stirred from the bottom Of the cask
for four or five days to assist in melt
ing the sugar; then paste thin piece
of cloth over the bunghole, and set the
cask in a warm place but not in the
sun. The following spring it should
be drawn off into bottles, as the vine
gar is fit for use twelve months after
it is made. Made this year it can be
used next spring. Many years e1-
perience has proved that pickles made
with this vinegar will keep. when
bought vinegar will not preserve the
ingredients. The cost per gallon is
merely nominal, especially to those
who grow their own berries. The cask
should be cleansed thoroughly before
using and no barrel which has con-
tanned fish should be used. A fish
barrel CON never be used for any other
u,rpose. as it is impossible to expel
the taste and odor. If the barrel is
musty, repeatedly scalding with hot
strong lye will sweeten it. Wash well
with clean water.-New England
Homestead.
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Church Statistics.

The report recently issued by the Census
cnreau shows TINT there are five denomina-
tIons which have more than one million
members each, and ten others with moHi-
bership of over 100000 The leading denom-
inutions are: Catholics, 6.250, coo; Metho-'
dists, 1900. 900; Bapists, 3,725,OOO; Preshy-
terians, 1,1sO,332; Lutherans, l,23O, 600;
Protestant Episcopal. $4,000. Out OF
total OF 13O. 900 Hebrews. the Reformed eN-
reed the Orthodox by $1,000. The Saliva
ton Army numbers 8742.
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AGRICULTURAL.
TOPICS OF INTEREST RELATIVE
TO FARM AND GARDEN.
a GOOD MUTTON CARCASS.

a good mutton carcass must have
short legs, broad back, heavy shoul'
ders and thick meat on the ribs. The
fat is mixed among the lean, the re-
suit of good feeding all the time, and
not mere finishing to lay fat on the
ribs outside of the meat and to make
inside tallow.-New York World.
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when gathering the blossoms. Light
posts can be used for the supports fig
ured, one and one.fourth inches square
being about enough, while light wires
only are needed to string it. With
such a support the plants will 10 their
best, as they will be held up from the
ground, where they can have air and
sunlight. American Agriculturist.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-04
THE HARTFORD REMODELLED.
Farragut's Flagship to BE Put in Com
mission Again.

EdrraS Ut 3 FIh.SHlp 10 De I UT I'll OUIIf
mission Again.
Chief Constructor Hchborn, ofthe Unitei
States Navy Department. asserts that the
historic old Hartford. which was FarraGut,s
flagship at the battle OF Mobile, and which
is now being remodeled at the Mare Island
(Cal.) Yard, will, when in commission again,
prove to be one OF the most serviceable YES
sells in the navy. She will carry thirteen
flve-inch rapid-dre guns.
The Hartford will also be supplied with
ample sail power. She will carry crew OF
25O men. She will be placed In commission
about two years hence. The name as well
rs the material outlines OF the old craft will
be preserved
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-04

British farmer does not eagerly avail
himself of such an invention can he
fairly grumble at being ousted from
his own markets by his fol- eign COM
petitor ?-Westminster Review.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-04

The time Of sowing passes -,-ickly. Ere 1t
is gone let me consider closely ''Hare soWn
the seed Of all purpose to havr?' For as Is
the seed sowing, so must be the summer
glory and the autumn fruition. - Sarah
Smiley.
Little things light on the lines OF our lives
Hopes and joys and acts OF today;
Yet from end to end Ills meaning arrives.
And His word runs underneath a!l the way
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-09-04
Four Acres Caved In.

Four acres Of the Mississippi Rivers banks:
Just below New Orleans. have caved IN, anu
carried q number OF houses into the river.
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SUPPORT FOR SWEET PEAS.

The ordinary ethod of using bushes
for this purpose is unsightly, while
the sharp sticks wound the hands
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on earth and q jubilee in heaven-betWGen
requiem here and triumph there-partinS
here and reunion there! Together! Have
you thought of it2 They are together. Not
one of your departed friends in one land and
another in another land, but together, In Diff
ferent rooms of the same hou,e-the house
Of many mansions. Together!
/ never more appreciated that thought
tina when we laid away in her Inst slumber
my sister Sarah. Standing there in the vii
lage cemetery, looked around and said.
"There is father. there is mother, there is
grandfather, there is grandmother, there are
whole circles OF kindred" and I thought to
myself, Together in the grave-together
in glory" I am so impressed with the
thought that do not think it Is any fanati-
cism when some one is going from this
world to the next if you make them the
bearer Of dispatches to your friends who are
gone, saying, ''Give my love TO my parents.
give my love to my children, give my
| love to my old comrades who are in glory.
and tell them am trying to fight the good
| fight OF faith and l will join them after
awhile" l believe the message will be de-
l;vercd, and 1 believe it will increase the
S!alness Of those who are before the throne.
Together are they. all their tears gone.
My friends, take this good cheer home
with you. These tears of bereavement that
| cOuISS SouT cuHeA, ana Ol peTsccullou, hiiu
OF trial, are not always to be there. The
motherly hand Of God will wipe them all
away. What is the use, on the way to such
a consummation-what is the use of fretting
about anything2 On, what an exhilaration
it ought to be in Christian work. See you
the pinnacles against the sky2 1t Is the city
of our God, and we are approaching it. On
let us be busy in the days that remain for US
put this balsam on the wounds of youl
heart. Rejoice at the thought Of what YOU
departed friends have got rid of, and thai
YOU lave prospect OF soon making you
own escape. Bear cheerfully the ministry o
rears, and exult at the thought that soon i
is to pe ended.
There We shall march up the heavenly stree
And ground our arms at Je5osts feet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20

Ole Henneu in NrIiugto
maren aeit.rn beIier beuAt, ais al rgeno
eiuem Sase ielt Seglun Der HSluierreuueH.
SeOsntaGS Eut;e Oas miloe ldlOHe Seter
ulel Sdu!o oaraH. Oas Hslu tat Der ReH.
nen mar tOIgenOes:
/. &.nucN. SDrie 5000. u3baderap"
srReS, u5OQp Sop" SpeIleS uno u6anel"
orit:es. 3cIt 1.2Ot.
2. 8.umen. S1orie 5000. uNldep g."
erftes, pS:rl.p PGt" 5weltcs mo PlasntlfI"
Srittss. 3eIt LA.
3. 8euneu, 9orie 500 pBiitawap" er.
fies, u@ormaR" iw,iteS uuO pSIuy Bop"
prIttts. 3eI l.28i.
4. Neuu.n, S0rl, $20O-y&atd) @barm"
cries, v&aoei" SiueusS uuO u@r,g 6Oret"
brittss. 3eit 1.35.
5. N.uutr. SorIe 5000 - (elue W.ll.l-
pNOnte Carlo" eriteS, p4eier Sadisu"
imeites uno ulRup o." Oriues. I3sit 200.
Sur htute ilno an9emelbet:
@rhes Renueu-r Enadsr," r@ran 6oui."
n@anara'9ad," v6ahett," pYocagOHtas,"
sSorcas y"
3meites Bremen - ,Seri,p- Bat" nSOb
Sell" v9ene st." D9laIulIsii." Sd]ah,"
sPrinceB." uuno 9raub.." p1aaan." n6Ios
renee 81" "blccario." rSorOelaIie Slup."
2ritIes &enHeu --.pap Sap," pViIB
@aitIes." u9rause Carp" pDiOnl. 9arlO,"
pNcSormad," n3lu3aga SeIoIu9" uUO
pSricoe."
Sisrtes 8,nueu - rS,la," rYriuce 8la.
mntp." rGaDsl" unb pDtalD glls."
Slnitss 8,nuen-n@Ou guccp,"o oSucots, :"
p!plIc1on," nTrulp 9aroner," ,Yidapap," :"
uShe TearI," pStweI," mSuntUu," y@0HE,
teB" uRb p2aep Daubp.=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
aus unlfrfr gfItrigrn 2. MOrssn>
Ausaabe.
Die sSrteocue eucrnanoI,ttae1t

Tientiiu, 19. 6ebruar. - Der
Tiunsltz0um.n bat ben hieiisen ameriz
taniid.n @cianbten OenbD erluft, Der
jupaniidsn &ssieruns ben SOridlas su
unt.rbreiten, OaB Die BON beioen friess
fihrenbsn Otahtsn ernunnten 6risbens.
unterbanbler in Bort 2lrtbur ODER .incm
anberen iid ba3u signenoen Srts in Der
gtdhe BON Slentlin ;ulammen treten lolz
len, I'M bem 8lccz&Onis 3tsQunsz
Chang, einem Der di1slliden Commit
fare, bic Sb.iluabme on Den 9erbanbs
luu9en su erIeidtern. Der frIbere ame>
rifaniide Staatsiefrstar Sobn Softer,
pelder btn aineiii6en Commit iiGrsn NIT
ieiner oiplomatilden Grfabruns uno ieiz
mem itaatsmanuiiden SaarfbIid Seis
itanb leilt.n iolI, lit BON Der dtneliiden
Resieruus erlu6t luOrOen, nit 2IzSun9s
Chang in SienIllu ;uiummen 3u tr.fitn.
Sr. Softer, Der ii6 CUR s3elt in Chang
bai befinfst, ipir6 wabrideinlid Don
bort na6 Sietlin atrciieu, 10 balb bic
1ampieru.rblnbuns 5wlldsn belcen
StGbten pisDer er0finst letu wirb.
s6nb fur Die 9lus 6noer atI SSor=
f1toia.
Snnsfons, IS. 6rbruar. - Der
britiide &reussr WsrcurD" lift BON bier
naa Der Sniel 6ormOla absesansen unb
apar in 6ols: Dee orinseuosn Ssrluns
gems S.s SOrtissn brittidsn &ouiulS,
mel9.r Die anweieubett zines ober msb>
rersr &riessi9Iffe oil ben Slten Der
5niel fir bic SiAsrbsit Der auf 6or@
moia Ieb.n6.n Iuslauoer oils unbeSiuet
nOtbnenbis bcaeianet. Der Wercurp"
1T elm Sreu3er pCn $3.50 SOnncn uub
fIhrt 13 @elhIse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
Ser iirciAeit @auh.

Drei StraIltn9e eRtlprnn9en iln0 nehlntH
Die gaaridait oss ShtriHs nit.
8eltabur9, @.s8a., IS. 6rtr.
-Ms Sberiff B.arb seit,rn 2lbsnO nad
menigeu DtiHuten Nbweienbeit leine me-
ben Dem utD'@eIau9niB asIsssns
Office mieber bstrut, entOcdte sr, OaB
gSm. 8Ianteniop, GburIe5 gra6g unS
6ranf 0uies, wsIds unter Der antlaS.,
4Oam RotS in m0rO.riiher Abiidt u.rz
lest gu baben, bintsr SalOB uno Ri,sel
iaB.n, entpt1en waren. Sle batt.n Die
@tienfansen Ourdaeiast uno anf ihrem
lDeg burd sic Office Ses S1erliiS elmer
SdublaOe $75 eutnommen. Tunf BO@
li;iften befinb.n lid auf Der SerfOlguns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
Grplniinn nnn 0rubengas.
g.6s Sersl.uts setDOt.t NIB iHHi id),usr
perlett.

USlleSls
Yottspille, 3d., 1S. Sebr. -
Sn Der y r@eits8sarf8tc9.sg grubs" Der
,9feabiu9@9Oalz ano Sron<G Gompang"
su Ntab sYlane ereisuete iid b:ute
irab 10 llbr cine GrplOiOn BON @rus
benaas, bur9 luelde leds Scr9lsute 81
t6btet uno fiinf idwer uerlsst lpurSsn.
Die @et0otstsn llnb:
Yeter 8reenbad Don ct. Clair,
Sol. 9llbe DON &resceut'9iu,
Shomas Curtin bon @iraropllt,
Beniamiu 8eaber poH 0tabanopsFlaHe,
Be.er 9liue uuo QHtboup Nepers non
AbIano.
WfDers warb spar lebenb aus Der
@rube sebrabt. itarb aber nuf benz
gSe9e na9 osm 9oipital.
Serlest nurosu:
COWARD Qapis Dor @iraropiue,
gDm. Wtiunl6 uub g8m. @off BON Alb-
lamb,
SObu 2am.g unb 8m. Davis bon glas
hanon.YIane.
Die llriads Ser Grploiiou 1T uiat
befaunt, bod niulmt man an, oaB biez
jslbc ourh cine matte 2ampe berbsI9es
fibrt wurbe. Durd bic GrplOfou sez
rietb Die Solsbefleiouus Der 9anss IN
8ranb, woOur6 cen uulsefOmmensn
iiini Ssrslsutsn Der auswes ms 6rcis
absel9Ioilen puroe. Die Slammsn
iuitben nod INNER in ben @anssn uns
Die Setwaltuns madt rieii9e 9nitreue
suuseu Den Branb gu lOidsu, ebs eerz
islbe DE &Obls erreidt, Oa in bielsm
Sale Ibsr 500 YsriOueu auBer Sers
oienit qeratben miirOen.
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Sraurigrs Gnoe.
Sin lebensmiiptr iuuQer Mann

SAA JniAASt
Oenper, Col. 18. 6sbr.-@eOrSe
$. WiltlnIOn b,iu9te beute feline Sraut,
cine iuuss Dame gtamsns BOtter unO
tbeilte lbr nit, SaB ibm unbetlbare
ShwinOludt oa5 2ebcn uerleioc. Witt
bielen gSOrtsn ;Os er eiuen sisuOlUer
uub uOllte benielben ge9eu ii4 aboril'
den, al8 i'm, Sri. Bo.ter in ben Grm
fiel. Si. CAB iid OtIbe, i'm su bsrus
biseu uno betpo9 ben SesenSnriDeH eno@
lid, nit ihr ipa5ireu su asbsn, I'M iid
bic triiben 9eoantcn aus oem Slnn ;u
i9lu9,n. 9uS $aur scluu9te bis su
bsm 9uuie. in bsm 8iltiniOn wo5nte,
bort BAT CT, icinsn ll.bsrSieber bOlsn 3u
barfsn. Die iuuse Dums wortete une
ten. Yl0sltd bOrts iic Den SnaI zines
Sdufss uuO S4limmes iiratsnS, elite
fie in Oas .3inmsr oe8 8raut!sams.
Gle ianb i'm nit elmer Suael in Der
Shlaie in ben Iebten Siiaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20

Grofuuns bee @aftipieIes Der pRetropoIis
tan=Operu. @eieuidutt bon Rew- Dort."
glun batten uni.re GbeaterIreun6e
.ublia audi sIumuI pieber nad laus.n,
laussn 9abrsn bic SreuOc, ii6 an srOz
Ber Sp,r gu ersOBen - ODER pieleiht
better seiast, unIere v9eieQi4aft" bat
einise Selttase uuO einen muiifaIti9en
Nlittelpuuft sefunben, nm lusl4cn iis
iid fir tur3s 3elt sruppirtn lam. Se'
wib if IS re9t bIblh, ein sanje5 2b:az
ter pom Srdelter bJuuuf bis 5ur 9al'
leri. Der 96tter" .inmul gemiiisrmaBen
san3 allein fir iid su baben. uuO in
6em slansenb erleudtsteu Sauie iis.n
3u t0nnsu, elegant 9eflcIoet uno blbid
frlliyt, uuD babel Iih unssnebme Wtuiit
BON ben belteu Sansern uno Sanse.
rinnen bel Wslt poriiu9eu ;u lah.n.
Otan miibte arg usrpObnt isin, wenu
man f.iueu 9efalen an lolden 9.niil1en
finbeu loQte-o.b. ipenn Der 9slobeutel
oasu piOis unO fabi9 lit.
YSir glauben, oG6 in Der Gbat ned
gar Munder iid ben @snuB peri9affte,
neun Die Glntrittsprsie, iuie Is aber
nidt anbers mOsli9 1T, nidt 10 bod
mGrsn. Oenn es 1T ni6t SeoermaunS
Saae ais ,StanOe5periOn" elmer brei
Stuno.u oauernoen Sper beidupObn.n.
Ood Dies nur nebenber. Gbatiuds
mar .s, baB sin fait ou5u.rtauftes Saus
oi. .Metrop opOlitan=Spern @eIsllihaft"
aeitern AbeuO b.srIBte, ais lie in Sars
rio rWluiif Ntaoemle" ibr furaes nur
auf pier Yori itsQunsen b.rehnetes 8aits
ipiel nit 8asusr's Sper n2Obensrin
erOHnete.
limb Die i9Ons Muiit Oiei,r Sper, in
m.lder Der sroBe GOnbt4ter 3uerit IN
ieiner Giseuart auitrat, inoem ct nit
Der sslalOnenen muifaliiden 6Orm
brad - Die Otufit sius Dem Publitum
elm, ,uie SiBj9t.it, unb es CAB oleisn1
@sf fibl baburd 2luSbruf, OaB sS 6i.
Sanq.r uno Sauserlnnsn nldt nur
burd itGrmii1cu Ssifaa nu9 iebsm
9ltti9luhe, iOnOern aud bel Off.nsr
Scene beiobnte.
Den SaupteriOls srsielte unitr.itis
Sean be 9iesite in ber GitelroQe. @r
ilt elm epttb,snaOstsr Sdnser. b.fsn
flupauod.s, i6On.s unO trafIisss Or
aau e.rshte Scpunoerun9 errest. Ga3u
iiuet er nit warm:m Soltrag uno per-
lt.bt ss, bts 3ub0rsr nit fa fOrt3us
rslBen.
Wtaoame gtorOica fang bic ygli ia, 4"
bod seiste oi. Sanserin sslt.rn AbeuS
ui1t lbre pOus Stunt, wsgen peren f:
10 iebr seriibmt miro. S9re Gimme
mar i'm blnteren Gbelle bes Auoltortum5
oft taum usrnebmbar, uno bic idOne
gtris i'm Sssiun O.s swtiten slttss =
Der, nebtnbel bemerft, tarf uertiirSt mar
- fam besbaIb gar niat aur pOllen
9eltun9.
aytOm. Mantsui fang bic .SrtruO, 1"
SisnOr 2ncOna ben vG.lramunO, !"
Suomi. 3laRcOn ben v&Ouis" II. Sisn.
NbramOh ben nSsrOlO." Gle Iangsn
ibre Stolen in better gSelie. Ter @BOr
mar audi gut uno baS Srdel,er bate
uuter Otancineui's 2eitung 6arbe uno
9sben, nur einmuI I'M spelten Ift, bsIm
aufIreten be8 rSsrOlOs," sertetb es gang
itart ln's Wanten.
8a5 lsoOtl ZEN Gciamalt @lnbrud
anbslanst, 10 mar Die Multiplying etns
.riOlsrsia. in isber S.5ie9uns, sumal
audi Die lceniia. Ausi itattnns cine l9one
mar.
Ssuts Gbenb pirb uSttelO" sur aufz
iIbruns selausen nit OtOme. s. Gamss
uno Ot0me. OtantcQi.
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Ghnlfra III 8uenns Mnres.

@aibimstOn, .. G., IS. 5ebr.-
Der amerituniide &Oniul Satsr in
guenOs 4greS melbst, OuB Die arSeutiz
niide 8esieruns ieet amtllf 5u8tltsbs,
baB in Der SauptitaOt Der iapamsrltanls
iden &cpubllt Die GbOlsra 9railirt.
&Ouiul Safsr fiat aber lein,m Sertdt
ei. gsmsrtuns bel, ct CLAUDE, es 'el
ni6t bic s.iirdt.te uiiatIid. Seu9s,
iouocrn Gbolera morbus, uclde in lcs
benz Sabre in SueuOs Apres auI3utrs'
ten nfIeoe
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Ses Ginnesmnrnes bcroGd)tia.

SunttnstOn, 8.zSa., 10. 5.br.
- Die S.iae zines iuusen Wabdens,
lpeld.s Dor eini9sn Gasen i'm ilblt9eu
Gbeile bi.isS @ouutps besrotst wurbe,
iit wterer auSsesraben porben. 0a Der
&Opf unb ber &Orper Der Serforbensn
nit idredItdeu gSunb.u bebsdt iinb,
iinb So. W|arrs, b.r 8atsr. unb feline
Satin, ai. Stiefmutter bes Rinbss,
als bss NtOrbes usrbddtis usrbaf ftet
mor0en.
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Gnglann.

Soniqin Sittoria tehrt nad 9oupon iurid.
Son 8heumatismus s.Iahmt, mug
fe in ibr.n gSageu sstra9en merOeu.
@tniif,rratb. : gttpas iit i'm @erfs.
2onbon, 19. 6cbruar. - &0nisin
Gittoria 1T ssitern, be8Isttst BON ibrer
dltel ten GOdter, Der Satierin SrieSrid),
BON ter Sniel g9isbt bier einsetroiisn.
Sbre gufunit wurbe sebeim qsbaltsn,
oa Die sreiie 6rau BON allem neusieris
gen Nnltarrsu perI9Ont 3u bleiben
winIate. Gle leiOet namlid Iebr OIL
Rbeumatismus uno muBte in einsm
Graaishel bonn @iienbabnpnason ua1
i6rer Gquipase gebradt wcrbsu. 2ros>
benz ertb.ilte lie, faum i'm Sudiusbanls
Yalait ansctumnlen, benz Brsmiermtni'
iter Soro 0tOi'beru cine lGngere GuOiens.
Dies, iouie Der llmltaub, baB 2orS Stole
berp beute Sormittag iofOrt, mad Gin.
trefien in leinen lmtSrauuen an DOM
insltr. iGmmtlidle &abiuetsmitsli.ber gu
einerG onieren3 5uiammen buien ltsB, OaB
bieielben in 9r0Bter Gile Der IuHorbes
rung, nadl Oownjng.Stra6e su fom>
men, entipra9en uuO baB Die @onfersu5
cine pole Stunoe Dauerte, eibt III Der !.
Sermutbung slulaB. oaB Die 9tssiez /
runs, melde ibre Oeajorttat i'm Inter-
haule INNER ulebr su lammen I1msl5su
ii.bt, au eiuem entiaeioenOen Sdritt
.ntltloilen 1T. 2orO 6oieberD cOnfsz
rlrte seItern, na9O,m er bon ser &0ni>
ain aefommcn, nit oen ginpeitidern
Ser 01esi.runsszOtaiOrttdt, TrosOem
.rsab li9 i'm llnterbauie fir Sn Antrag
bcS Sa5rers Der 0iaioritGt,:: bic abr.Bs
b.batts gum 9lbidluB gu br;us.u, cine
Otebrbeit pon nur adt Stimmsn, uuO
Elm. 3eit lang idisn es, ais oh es Der
SppOlitiOn selinsen iuirOe, Seu antras
nic6er3uitimmen. Inter Oisien llmitdns
ben bdlt man Die bulOise 9luflOlun9 oeS
BarlamentS uuo 9lnberaumuus uOn
9teupablen iiir ipabrideiult9.
Die &Onisin belt beute I'M Sudinss
bamzP Palalt" ibren erlteu GmpIaus in
6itl.r Saiion. Gle wurOe in einem
9foufubl gum GbrOuieiiel sefabren uuO
auf bieIen 9ebOben, uerwsIlte aber nur
turss .3eit bel Der @eisai3aft unb lieB
ii6 balb tpieber uab lbren Bripatse=
ma9e,n 3uridrollsn. Die Yrinieiin
BON Wales pertrat bic &Onisin bel Der
Soriteauns Oer Oebutantinueu. Der
Bring BON 8ales, SET iOnit bel bieleu
@mpfGneen, bel ipslden es Wensen
idOner 6rau.n unO OtaO9sn su isbsn
siebt, ME gu feblen pfleste. tOunte bsute
ieiner 9emablin bel GrfIuuu9 ibrer
IeprdI.ntatiOnspfli9t nidt bethlehem;
ct 1T Durd cine i9were GrtdItuns ans
3iumer sefehelt.
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Sie geftrigen @ablcn iu Pennibls
barlien.

Bbi1abslpbia, 19. 6cbr.-Sm
san;en Staate fanoen heute bic Wuniz
3tpalz uno @ouutpuableu itatt. SOn
GROCER sluir.suns mar bic biefge Siir>
sermeiitersuubl b,sleitst. Der republic
taniide Sting, Welder I'M feline @rtiten5
taupfts, bate ben bisbcri9eu Steuer<
Ginn.bmsr 8uruid aufseitellt. Gam
oibat Der Oemofruten mar grz@ouo.rs
neur Pattiiou. Die Wablpldse uarsn
bis llbr often, uno bas 8eiultat wuro:
.rt ipdt in Der Stabt feltsciteat.
q. s. @armif murSe nit bebeutens
ser Wlebrbeit iber Gr>@oupernsur Bat<
tiiou gum Sirssrmcilter .rm6blt.
Scrantou, 19. 5ebr. = Sn Der
Babl Iesten b.ute bic 9fepublitauer,
inlufern f. ben Collector er.uablsn msrs
bsn. Den 3meitcn Tatbs;msis ustIOrsu
Fl. i.bo9 an Die DemOfraten.
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Rod cline sei6c eefmmoen.

2onbon, 19. Sebr. - Die Seiae
zines weitsrsn Spfers b.s untersangs
Der v@lb." parb bsute Ab.nb nabe Deal
aufsefunoen. Sic trua einen 9iettun9sz
sirtel, iODie einen Sting, ,usldsr bic
5nlbrift tru9: ". Sedman 1892.
Cine S6Iittidmb=Rataitropbe.
osfau, 19. 6ebruar. beute
cine srOBs- 9lnjubl Stubentsn uuf Der
Wtustwu Sdllttidub lief, braden 80
elm uuS ertranfen.
Hortpesen.
@briitiania, 19. Tebruar.-Oas
Slortbins wurbe beute pom S0uis %.
far er0finet. Der &0nie ihldst perz
ldiebene St,uern Dor, II. U. cine St.m,
peliteuer auf gSs6itl, Suittunsen uiip.
Die &iifsn iOlen beiier befeitist u.rben.
Setratbet feline SfIaptm.
&airo, 19. Sebr. - Der gicss&6z
Mig bat b,ute ben SeiratbszG ontratt
unters.i6net, uoburd Die Sflapin, bic
ibm Oisler Gage cine 1Oater ssbar, feline
@entahltn iulro.
Narotfo.
Gangier, 19. 5ebruar.-Osr 8ez
ridt, ouB cine 9ln;ubl SOpfs BON 9tsb.ls
len benz Sultan als GropbGen suselanbt
wOrosn iino, bat iid bemabrbeitst. 81.
Seltdtisuns iit ioeben BON Der Stabt
Warofto elnsetrOfi.n, benz Shauplase
bes furdtbarcn Samples ;miid.n BEN
Stdmmen, tuelbe ben Sruoer bs5 Gull
tans in ieinsm Aniprud AMI BEN SbrOn
unteritueteu, uub ocn Gesisrunsstrups
pen. sluf ben 9tIf.n Don gisln linb
Dem Sultun aboul Isi; bic &Opfe BON
81 NnIIbrern Der 8sbellen mad Seq
iiberiauDt worb.n; bieielben werben lpdz
ter oils elm sSsiden oes 2riumpbss unb
Der 8uruuns iir Die 5niurssnten uuf
ben Ntauern Der Stabt ausseltsGt wers
ben. Die rebelliiden Stdmme i'm SI>
Ocn, obsieid mddtts unO TAPER, wsrz
ben idneQ untern orfen.