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The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
THE BOSTON STRIKE.

Street Car franc Resumed on All the
Lines.
Boston, Dec. 26.-The declaring off of
the strike of the street railway EN-
ployes by the supreme council of Con-
ductors' and Motormen's union result
ed Friday morning in a general rush on
the part of the men for employment
and the depots of the different lines
were besieged with applicants from an
early hour. The superintendent of
the various lines in appointing the men
were, however, strictly governed by the
order of President Little, Of the West
End company, issued late Friday night,
which directed that all car service men
who have reported and faithfully per-
formed the work assigned them on De-
cember "a, 1896, have preference in
rating owe other employees, and hat
all others be rated in accordance with
the time of their application, but are
not to be given preference over the
new men already hired. Cars were
sent out Friday morning oVer the vari-
Gus divisions as fast as named. Traffic
rapidly assumed it's normal state.
There is much dissatisfaction openly
expressed among the old employees Of
the West End Street Railway company
at the outcome of the strike, especially
over the order issued by the company
to the effect that the strikers who de-
sired to return to work must run their
chances of being again employed upon
personal application, and must take
their places in turn and below whatever
new men had been put in the strikers
places. The company lie said to be MAX
ing wholesale discharges of old en-
ployes, some 300 or 400 being already
reported. New men are being employed
in place of those who struck. So far
there have been no disturbances.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
WISCONSIN BANKS.
Cash Reserve Is Shown to Be . Little
Over 81 Per Cent. of Deposits.

Cash Reserve Is Shown to Be = Little
Over 81 Per Cent. OF Deposits.
Madison, Wis, Dec. 26.-State Bank
Examiner Z. l. Kidd has given out his
third semi-annual report. 1t shows the
total number of banks in operation in
Wisconsin is 24O. OF this number 100
are state banks, 100 private banks, and
one savings bank. The aggregate au-
thorized capital stock of the state
banks is S6,961, $50, and the c~apitaliza-
ton of private banks $~l,115,2O3. The
total of all banks is SAL, $780,
I'll, of which $9,256,742 represents
money of all kinds and 1872, 275 ,968 loans
and discounts. AS compared with the
semi-annual report made June s of the
present year there is shown a total in
crease of four state and two private
banks, an increase in capital stock and
surplus representing $229,1s3, a de-
e in loans and discounts of $2,712,'
952, and a decrease in deposits of 81
625, 500. There is also shown an aggre-
gate decrease of and liabili'
ties of z, 1852, 129, and a total cash re
serve of $9,256,742. The cash reserve ID
31.5S per cent. of deposits.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
VICTIM or A TROLLEY CAR.
Small Boy KILLED in ChIcagO-Motorman
Roughly Handled.

Small Boy KILLED In ChlcAgO-MotOrman
Roughly Handled
Chicago, Dec. 26.-George Denmark,
seven years of age, was run over and
killed Friday afternoon by an electric
car ct Eighteenth and Throop streets.
Within a few minutes 1900 people had
~congregated on the corner, and Fred
Bernier, the motOrman, was roughly
handled. Bernier was accused with
carelessness, and the frenzied mob
threatened to lynch him. They dragged
him from the car and handled him in
such q n that he is now nourish-
ing several severe bruises. A riot call
was sounded and patrol wagons filed
with officers came from the Maxwell
street and Canalport avenue police sta
tons. Bernier vas rescued from the
hands of the mob and taken to the sta
ton, where he was locked up. He win
be held to await the action of the cor
oner. The Denmark boy, who lived
with his parents at COZ Throop street,
was standing on the tracks when he
was struck by the car. his body was
terribly mangisd.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
a Chriatmae TragedY.

Detroit, Mich, Dec. 26.-During a
Christmas dance al John Garbarinos'
saloon on Rivard street, in the italian
quarter Of the city early Friday morn
ing, Philomena Fandeekia and Frank
Jandancil became involved in a quar-
rel. A few minutes after the men sep
grated Jandancil walked up to Fam
deckia, drew q revolver and fired at
him. The bullet struck Fandeckia in
the middle of the forehead, causing in
slant death. Jandancil was arrested.
Dry Goods Dealer Fails.
New York, Dec. 2s.-George Heather.
dealer in dry goods under the name Of
Heather & Co, has confessed judg-
ment for $22,Sss. The liabilities are
$4,000; nominal assets, $4,000, and aO-
tual assets, $4,000.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
VICTIM OF FLAMES.
wife Of q New York Policeman Il Burnsd
to Death.

wife Of q New York Policeman Il Burnsd
to Death.
New York, Dec. 26.-Mrs. Frances
Ryan, the wife of Policeman Ryan, was
burned to death Friday evening In q
fire which occurred In their apartments
on the third floor of 20 West One Hun
dred and Sixth street After the fire
had been extinguished the body of Mrs.
Ryan was discovered In the corner Of
the dining-room wrapped In a com
Portable. The wrapper which she had
worn was almost completely burned
from her body. Mrs. Ryan had evil
IDENTIFY gone to the kitchen to prepare
dinner for her husband. While bending
over the fire a spark probably ignited
her dress. Mrs. Ryan then probably
ran 10 her bedroom and picking up the
comfortable, attempted to smother the
flames.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
PROVED FATAL.
Chester r. Faulkner, of Indiana, Dies Of
His Injuries.

His Injuries.
Washington, Dec. Colchester r
Faulkner, for some years a prominent
politician of Indiana, and of recent
years private secretary of Senator
voorhees,, died at Providence hospital
Friday afternoon of injuries received
Thursday night by being u over by g
street car. He fell under the car, which
ran over and crushed his right leg above
the knee. A~mputation was ~resortcd
10, but the victim slowly sank under
the shock and the operation. Mr.. Faux
ner was a resident Of Holton, Ripley
county, Ind, where he had a wife and
two daughters. Two son were killed
in the war Of the rebellion. He was "a
years Of age.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
Murder in ATaryland.

Baltimore, Nd, Dec. 26.-Conrad Som
mers, aged Al years, a saloon keeper at
Cough and Third streets, Highland
town, a suburb of this city, was shot
and instantly killed Friday by Nicholas
White, 40 years of age. Sommers play
fully butted White with his head,
whereupon the latter drew a revolver
and sent a bullet through his heart.
White is in jail. Both men have large
Families.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
BURNED TO DEATH.
Awful Fate of Two Prisoners In . nj
souri, JAN.

Awful Fate of Two Prisoners In . Mis-
souri, Jan.
Mansfield, No., Dec. 2s.-The story OF
the frightful fate of two prisoners in
the Jail at Hartville, county seat of
Wright county, has just been received
here. Hartville, which is in the south
ern central part of the state, is isolated
from the railroads and the telegraph.
Late Friday night the Jail, a rambling
wooden structure, took fire and burned
TO the ground. There were two pris-
oners in their cells when the fire broke
out, Charles Harper (colored) and
lem" Lankinster (white), who were
serving short sentences for petty Of
lenses. The alarm drew out nearly the
entire town, and everything possible
was done to save the unfortunate pris-
oners, but they persisted almost in the
sight Of the crowd of men and women
that had assembled, their cries of fear
mingling with the screams Of Mortified
women The origin Of the fire Is un-
known, but 1t Is suspected that the Jail
was set on fire.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31

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The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
Armenian Dissatisaed.

London, Dec. 26.-The Constantinople
correspondent of the Morning Post tele-
graphs that the Armenians are dis
satisfied with the terms of the amnesty
granted a few days ago by the sultan
as IL really does not improve the con-
dition of the Armenian prisoners in
ConstantinopIe and comparatively few
will benefit from it in the provinces.
Armenians who have been convicted of
disorder will be confined in fortresses,
while Mussulmans viii be released.
Fell Ovsrboard.
New York, Dec. 26.-WhiIe the An
Choir line steamer AIsatia, from Medi-
terranean ports, was steaming through
the Narrows Friday morning Robert
MacLachlan, ships boatswain, while
engaged in lowering the anchor, got
entangled in the falls, fell overheard
and was drowned. BE was q resident 81
Glasgow.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31
THE HERALD, osKAIoosA IOWA, THURSDAY. DEoEMBER 81 1896.

Is years ago. Several persons were
slightly injured during the progress Of
the FIRE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-09

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frieDen.
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ihein n1h 1T Ious Yu6litum uno audi
Die 6ieIi9e YreiIe nit Dem 8erlauf oe5
G3arsn6eIu6as Ie6r 5ufrieoen. 8e8enz
iiber ein3slnen gtgent6eiligen gteloun@
gen pirD our69ebenos be6uuptet, Der
GntEuIiasmus Der Nenge lei beoeuterro
gt5tiegsn. geIonosr5 babe Der Uten9e
ole Reoe oss G3arsn geftsrn otl Dem
9roBln Staats6anfstt uno peri9l'osns
flsinsre 2(ntporten duf 2(nIprd4en gez
TaGsr; nod me6r absr, oaB Der S3ar
6ei BEN 6siben &ammerprGNoentsn IeIns
8urte a6gegs6sn fat. Maa sr6lidt Oaz
rim cine formeIe 2nsrtennurJ Der re-
pu6tifaniI6,n 'StuatsfOrm.
Der 9ariier r5ig1ro" rii9t nit
Re9t bic 5lftloiigteit einiger Sdrelsr,
Die Der G3arin 6ei Der geItrigen 01hrt
3urieFen: rSonnsni9irm fort!" tpeil lie
oas S3arsnpuur beher gu Is6sn fpiinl4z
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-09
SdrrGcnsthat eines absemteienrn
sErricrS.

! 92en zGuitle, pa, 8. Sfto6er.
- Sin 5rutales 8er6re6en Duroe gez
tern Qbenb in Dem bena9bdrten Srte
6iqoille psrii6t. Oas Opfer, eli, bib
1fss italieniI6e8 Mdodsn, Namens
SSefite 'Gurrin, cine 19 Sabre alte Sod
ter oes cSames Garrin, puroe BON einem
italienii9sn 2iebfa6er, Numsn5 5rant
sSongraB, eri6oifen, neil 1ie feine 9eiz
rat6santrdge DieOerbolt a6getpieIen
bate. SoagraB ar6sitete Elm Sa6r lang
in ben Steinbriiten Bel 9illptlle unD
girg @nbe 2luguit na4 9tc8eesport,
poIel6It er dls 8. 5rant bsfunnt tpdr.
OerIelbe bate in Der 3piIhen3eit bic
Samilie Garrin me6rmals baIu6t uno
crit DOR 5s6n 5agen ieinen 9eirdt9s>
glntrdg tpieoerbolt, mar a6er bon SeTlte
nit Der 3uItimmung i9rer @ltern piez
Der abgepieIen porOen. Die W}utter
Der @rmorosten lit eine S4pGgerin DON
eSongraB uno fat oenielben i6on in
9t1lisn gefunnt, poIel6it er einen
I6le9ten &uf bate. 2lls Settle leBten
9(beno sttpu i'm 8 l16r nit i6rsr tlsiz
men S6peitsr Murp, einsm flint Sabre
ulten &inoe, unO So6n SongraB, einem
Batter pas MDrbers, na6e osr GuBeren
3biir i'm SpsiIs3immer IuB, ipuroen
pI0Blid uuf Der 80 SUB BON oem
!0auIe sntF:rnt gelegenen @Henbabn
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Nurp itieB einsn fiir4terli4sn S6rsi
ous. Settle mar, e9e lie bon Der 5az
mile srrsi6t tpur0e, toDt unb So6n
SongraB uno bus 8inD tpuren oon ber1
'S6rotluoungan f4rsdii6 an Den So
pfan Derpunpet pproen. Die 5umilie
Ia6 auF Der GiIenbubn einen Ndnn baz
DON ellen uno srfannte osn 5lii4tling
al5 5ranf SongrdB. Der 0t0rosr 6ez
finbet Ii9 nod auf freien 6iiBen.
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nsr gang tplofalen S6uiosrloit &c:


flo6en.
Die rpoit," fpsI6e in diplomatic iIden
2(ngslsgsn9siten oft re6t gut untsrri4z
tst lit, miBt Dem gmpfunge 9rumb>
fptps8aIdds, Der tiir5li4 Dem 8ailer
elm S6reibsn beg Sultans iiberreidbte,
groBs Wi9tigfeit bsi, o3ns aber Dieie
8eoeutung Der NfiTIion 9rumbtop's
nd6er gu motiOiren.
9rof. b. 2enba6 in Wliin6en hut
nun enoli6 Die iunge gurprsIIe DON
9prnitein, I'm berenttpiaen er Ii4 bon
feiner eriten 5rau bate i6sioen lai7en,
seebeli6t.
Der Ra9tsan1palt Meoem in Siliit
lit ipegen 8eIefoigung Stoder's 81 10
Monaten 9efdngniB perurt6eilt NOR
ben.
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Gualano's emsmartteer S,anoeI.

Qonbon, 8. Stto6er. - 9dut Ell
nom 8sri9t beg 9anbelsamtss iib:r
ben @uBen9anSel Der brei sriten Quarz
tale bhies Sa9rss 1T Der @ert9 pss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-09
RoIebcrB's ga6foiaer.

2onDon, s. Sftober. - Sir 80.
@ernon 9arcourt, 1pel4er pd6ri4sinz
lid bem Qoro RoIe6srp als 5U6rer Der
brifii6en li6erplen purtei natfolgsn
min, Isioet al einem i6Itmrnsn 2lns
fdl BON &Qtdrr1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-09
Giue Niebsrlage Ger Sp,ialijien.

De r CIT, gft9., 8. Ottober. :
Samuel 9ompers, Sbos. S. Sruoep
Don Bolton, So9n 6. Oorn;q DON G6iz
caso uno s. q. Wbitafar BON Suit Gafs
Gttp puuosn bsute bon Der nSnternatioz
nalen Giglrrsnma6er~union" als De-
legation CUR rQmsriedn 5.peration Of
2a5or" gepd6lt. Ols Ste iultut Der
Wa6l mar cine gatb.rlass Der So5ializ
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-09
Ser Banfranb AT Sherburne.

Gft6erpille, ga, 8. Stto6er. -
3tp.i 3peiraofubrer, tpel4e Die Namen
4rmItrong uno 9rdtlingsr anse6en,
Iino fsute frii6 na9e SOOasGitb untsr
Dem 8sro19t psrbaftst porben, bic
Mdnnsr gu iein, psl4s ben gsItrigen
guntraub 81 Sbsr6urns, gfinn., psrz
ii6ten uno babel Den 8aIIirer S6prburz
ton, iopis einen 9dnoslsreiien err
inpi1en. Die N0rDer ipuren 6sfanntz
lid glsid nu9 Der Shat per 3peir1o
iibsr bic 9renae raa Soma sntflp6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-09
anam INN Gba i'm 0erid)i.

getp Oorf, 8. Sftober.-6suic
bor elmer Wp6e Gdttsn Ioam uno @on
9pmmer Die 81. Wisoertsbr ihrea9o6=
5sitstages fsisrn t0nnsn. @s mar ibntn
ni6t m0gli9, mil Qoam feline Goa 70;
a9t S16rsn osrlahen uno Ii6 Elm ln=
osrss pataoiss geIuat bat. Der G6e
iino 10 &inner sntIprohen, DON bsnen
nod flint am 2eben iino. grit i'm
SUM- bs. So. erTu6r 5rau @Du Bonn
mar, bic jeBt in Hr. 316, Stz12. Ctr,
nobnt, ouB i6r g6emana sire amber:
5rau 1ls IeiE. Satin ausge6e uno nil
oi:Ier le6e, ia, Dab 2ebtere orsi ainber
ba6s, Die gomm.r Papa nsnnia. Sic
erpirfte i'm Si1sr Marfst : polijeiz
gericbt ssgen i9n einen 9aft6sfs6l. Dob
tonnte osritlts erit ssitern poQItrsdt
tperosn, na6osm Elm 9eheimpoIi5ift Den
Mann in Nr. 213, SItz102. Strlbs,
aufgefunoen.
2Is Die Ingel:gsn6eit hsute in Dem
gsnannten Seri6te per6unoelt puro.,
er6o6 5rau BONNER nur tpessn 505z
ipiuisen @srIuKens 8luse. Der gs>
ihuloigte tonnte ii9 niht psrt6eioigsn
uro puroe ba6tr perurtbsilt, Der Sid
sefin 1p09entli9 $5 9tlimen.s gu 5a1=
l:n Deer auf feds Monate in bas 0ez
fnrnrif 3lt frnn0prn
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ytr. 243.

sSSnuportas I'm y, ,432, ,757 9Fltn0 5terz
ling (ungefGbr 81 DtiQionen 0oIlurg)
i'm 9ergtsiGb gu otrialbsn 9eripoe oe5
8oriabres eeitiegsn. GbsnIo perqrr;z
Berte ii6 in oemisl6in 3eitraum bic
9Lusfu6r nm 13,S15,716 YFuno Sterz
ling gsgen 1895.
/ 0eOrec OFT Wamricr.
2oropu, s. Ottober. = @epros
Du Maurier, Der bstannte &iinitler Il.
S6riftiteller. peIh;r ihon lGnQere
3eit an einem 9eu5= uro Qunqenleioen
0arnieoer I1g, lit nm 33 llbr be1te frii6
9sItorben. Sein Gnos tpar ru6ig ulo
frteolid).
8eorss 2nuis @alneQa ou Muu1ftr
nuroe am 6. Mdr5 1884 in 8uris qez
boren, mar jeood britiI6er llutertban.
Sn Otter bon II Subren fam er nal9
2onoon unD ftWoirte Gbsmie unter Or.
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tn 2pnbpn. Spdter biloete er iih in
9uris, glntperpsn uno 0UTeloorf ais
Wluler aus, uno mar Damn in GnQldnro
ais &iinitIer fir Once q gBoet," ous
n@ornbia Mugajine" uno n9unh"
t6Gtig. Qtu9 lieferte er Die SQuItrus
tipnen fir 2huderup'S 8alluoen ua0
perT9ieoene 3oman'. sSyn 1891 per0fs
fentli9te er pen Rom1n ,9ster S6bsta
ion i'm n9urper'5 Muga3ine" uno in
1894 erT6ien iein berjjbmteItes 8art,
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berzgummer Don o9arper'5 Ma9u4
sine" eri9ien Der 2(nfaHg itine5 nsusm
Rpmans She Wfurtiun."
Gin 9ampfcr lit Srn @rmnS acbnbrt.
-Sebm SeeIcute ertrmnfcn.
,9onDpn, 8. Stto6er. - Gincr
0epei6e aus 0ull 3ufol9e puroe Der
i6ipeoii6e 9umpfer nNleranoer" 6eltf
friib auf Der 9umber Dur6 cine Soils
ion nit oem britiI6er 9umpfer r@mz
BEN" BON Der y@oole StsumIbip 60"
in ben @runo gebobrt. Der GupitGn,
2ootIe uno 5tpet Seeleut.Oe5 r2lleruns
Der" puroen gerettet, auein Der 8eit
Der MannI4aft, Ctrtd 3ebn an osr
3d6l, ertrdnt. Der ngmOen" Fubr peia
ter na6 9ople.
Gas neneftc pGinUeritduoni6 bins
ii6tlif Der ortentaIiitbcu ISraac.
8uris, 8. Ottobsr. - IS nir0
9iar pertiinoet, OuB 6rantrei6, RuBs
Lamb uno 8roB6ritdnnitn Elm Ginpers
itGnoniB i'm 8e3ug auf Die 3ijrt,i err
3ielt Gaben. W}an erlpartet jtBt, DaB
oieIe orei W}Gdte iofort Der 8forte eine
enerqfI6e g1pte f6iden uno Die Ginfiib4
rung BON 8sformen foroan neroen,
um Die Siber6ett Der Nlrmtnisr uuF
rem tiirfiI6en 8ebiete gu 9drantiren.
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@Hs Cuba.

6dDdnu, 8. Stto6er. - 9ei Dem
am lebtan Montag in Der prooin3 Piz
mar Del Rio itattge6a6ten SrefFen 9ltz
ten bic Sniurgenten, lpie bic Spanier
be6auptan, ESQ Soote, nG6reno duf
Seitsn Der Spanisr % get0otet uno Is
pertpunoet purDen. - Der Ounlpfer
yGiuba0 be Gaoi3," Der beute bon Spaz
nien dnfdm, bate me6rere 8latternz
fGlle an 8oro. Gr l1nbste 6ier 36 Sfz
fi3iete uno $40 SolOuten unD bltte
670 Solodten in 8ib1ru, YroDin3
Santiago DE- Guba, a69eluoen. - Die
5ruppan urttsr 2lntonio W2aceo mar
I6iren anes6li1 na9 ben Often Der
Yrooin3 pinar bel Rie. Sn Ser Yroz
pin3 Natan5us irnb mebrers SnIurserz
ten 1peg:n ange6li9er Norobr,nHer:i
erIhpfen lporban. - Der &IIt:nDamz
pier r8uani3ndnico" lit nit 56 fran
fen Sploaten an 8pro Don QrroDoIa,
9roDin3 9inar Del Rio, bier angsfomz
nlan uno 6eri9tet, gegenii6er bon Sun
Oina3 cine 6rennsnbe 9arfe gsis6en gu
ba6,n, bic nab 9lnqa6e Der 9iiIten6az
rpo6ner i6on Ieit Drei Sagen in Slam
men it1no. g2dbsres i6sr b1s S6iFT
lit ni9t bsfannt.
Sine banfcrntte Srauerci Geieas
idaft.
R o6eIter, R.zg., s. Sfto6er. -
Die LINTON 9rening Company" bat
ben 8etrieb i6rsr 8rauersi ein9eItellt.
Die 9ireftoren uno 8eamten Der Sc
feuI61ft 9uben in elmer 6eute u6gebuIz
tenen Sibung reiignirt unO 6eialnhen,
um Die GinIebung einss Gurutors nd6z
3uIuGan. Die gsI4dftli6e Sage Der
SeIeui6aft pur i4on lett LANCER 3eit
cine un6efrisoigence, uno bic y8retping
Company" fonnts Ii6 in lsBter 3eit
nur i9per ii6sr Wafsr 6altsn. Dor
prei Wo6an ioQ nun Der NelpsOorfer
agent Der 9sie1I6aft nit $4,000
8eloern osrIel6en our6se6rannt Isin
unD brinqenosS6uIpen per9:IeQIG1Ft,
bic er NIT jsnsm @slOe bdtts 6s3d6lsn
iolIen, un6e5a6lt gelufen 6a5sn. Dies
ioQ tpeIsntlid Du3u bsigetrugen ba6en,
ban 9dn5liha 3uT1mmen6uu9 Der Sc
ieGIflft 6er6ei3uTii5rsn. 9ieIe mar
Der finf Sa6ren nit einem 8lpitaI
oon $15O,O00 gegrinoet porben.
gunferott 1T bic rSDl.r Gar anb
2palbsr Company, fine Der grDBtsn
9ol5fanblun9en in 5plar, Ssras. @s
lit elm Gurdtor fir bieIelb, bsitsGt
poroen. Ya'Iiipa S250.O0O.
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aatnTe,t=ler( (aat,atlm,ta

Die osmokratif6e 1utgslb Giga
upR ~ arnIano
fannist bi.rmit cine ,si ibtise GutseIe= M0 fen.
Serfammiuns OIL, fpslde
Samitag, 10. Sttob.r, 9lbenos s llbr,
in Der
Croft k=Sfr.s r.sWearttbalie. Charles uno GrpGTrase,
itnttfinoet.
gne Slrler. fpsIde fir bic Gufrefterbaltans b.s
gfationot=ereblts fine. fnb ,iHseIooen.
HebHer:
4d,tb. &c. Bell pon Htp=lorg;
Mebtb. Spbu Bprne pom sienayort
(grdfoent Der bemotratifbeu 9utaetos2isa BON
Imerito);
Md,tb. aSm. 4. Warburp.
9iuiit bon elmer 9npcle. SIM 4uitraee
6. N. parr, Brdiibent.
Z. Sougb Gptfinan,
Toriiser oes GOuite's fur 9erammlunsen.
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Wtaior Sotbatre ais SSclo zines
SfanOaIproscfIeS.

8rufTeI, 8. Sfto6er. - Wie
rGronique" meloet, bat Maoams Gdn
3ede, cine 8itttpe, Den Wajor 60
f6aire, 1pe9er befanntlih uls sSefeflsz
baber Der 6elgti6sn 5ruppen i'm
Gongotaate Den sngliI6en 9dnbler
Stofss 6Gngen lisR, neil oerIelbe ben
&ingeborensn Waffen uno Wfunition
bsrtaufte, llnD tDel6er 0esDegen 5pet<
mai unter elmer MorDanflags pro3eIz
iirt unb freigeiprp9en puroe, i'm Ruz
men i6rer minoeriGbriaen So6ter auf
$4,000 6rancs S6ubenerIaB perflu9t,
Siebe6auptet, Der Major lei nit iArer
So9ter oerIc6t geipeien uno Gabe bic
8erlo6ung pl0BIi9 unID obne @runo
absebro6en. Der 9rp5eB na9m gez
tern ieinen Qnfung.
ltnrmbtse Sttmmuna atf oer Spnt
ooner S6rie.
QonDon, 8. Sftober. - Qluf Der
80rie 6erri6t in Solge Der fortgeieBtsn
continentaIen gtadfrage na6 Golo
eine nerp0Is SFimmung. W3an befiir6z
tet au4, 0uB Die 8oloz@6fliiiIe nu4
Qmsrita Ii9 in Babe srneuern perbsn.
Sortoamer Der 11urmbrn attf Greta.
Gpnitantinppel, 8. Sftpber.
- Die llnrufen auf @reta oauern
fort. Die gan3e 8ep0lfsrunJ Des Sn=
nern Der Sniel itsbt nod unter 8afFen,
unb bic Siibrer huben eutlGrt, bic
Seinofeli9tsiten lpieosr gu erOffmen,
ipenn ni9t bic tiirfiI6en Gurniionen
5uriidge5Ogen ipiirIoen. OieIe GrfIdz
rung fat Don Neusm Iufre9un9 per-
porserufsr unb Die Gage 5u elmer ie6r
ernIten geftaltet. Man gIau6t, baB Die
tiirtiI6e Regierung ipeiter Darauf Be-
ite6en peroe, 8arniionen uuf Der Sn>
lei gu 9alten, uno oaB lie bierin Die
11nterItiibltr1 Der MGchte finIDen fperbe.
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Ser SentIde GarreIbsnaent,
adsIi&. ss6eniIih uns eonntass,

q. Raine, 9iscntbdmer ano HcSafteur
(stohios.r peH 9. Raine),
enSpeH,Qde SaltimoresStr uno 9ofisS SflcesNpe.
Ereis bes taaIid en- sIattes, bur9 1rdser beforst.
12H Gts.; taaItd,e unb Spuntaa a. SsalnSs sabc Is
Gents pto O6., ,atbar an bic has Bait bsiOrssnb,n
qrdaer-faaIidl nebh Gonuta gSs9tuSSabc uEter
Boris s.Borans $3.50 pro Sabr, fhr flrsere
5eit i'm gerhdItntB; ihr bic pod,eutlidIe MuSgabe
nit SonntassbIatt, portctrci, NIT Mbtua tr Clubs,
"a so pro Sobr rdu irs.uo einen Srtt oeS Snous
hes. "a ratb europa. 6pnuta aSs9luSeab 81
sro Sabr.-Oas bef.e uno biuiefte oeatid1e Slatt
n ben DiitteIs unb Ghoiiaaten.