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AN INTERNATIONAL CASE.
Alleged That British Subject Was
lil-Treated i'm This Country.

OTTAWA (Ontario), Nov. 2S.-The at
tention of the Dominion has been di-
rected by Mayor Cole of Niagara Falls.
ontario, to a case of alleged ill-treat-
mept OF British subject by the Amer
lean authorities at Niagara Falls, un-
DER the alien labor law. George Shar-
VIII, an Englishman, who resided at
Niagara Falls with his family since
July, was a few nights ago waited upon
by the Customs and police officers and
unceremoniously hurried over to the
Canadian side of the bridge. The Brit
lsh Government will call the attention
of the American authorities to this
affair.
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Information Wanted.

"Are you the proprietor of this res
taurant?" said the man who had wait
ed for his order until he became sleepy.
Yes, sir. What can 1 do for you?"
You can give me some information
/ want to know whether you have told
the waiter to stay away SO that you
can bring in bill for lodgings against
me."-Denver Times.
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BEHRING SEA CLAIMS.
Council for the United States Moves
to Strike Out Two of Them.

VICTORIA (B. c.. Nov. 2S.-At to-
days sitting of the Behring Sea Claims
Commission, counsel for the United
States moved to strike out two of the
claims filed by the British side on the
ground that they did not come within
the terms Of the convention which had
resulted in the formation of the present
commission, not having been included
in the summary of claims referred to
the Paris Tribunal.
These claims were those of the
schooner Black Diamond for 81 800 for
loss arising from her being ordered cut
of Behring Sea in 1885, and the per-
sonal claim of Captain James Gaudin
of the British Marine Service for SO, 600
expenses incurred in connection with
the seizure of the schooner Aida.
Both claims, the British counsel in
sisted, were among those which should
properly be dealt with, and correspond
ence regarding them clearly showed
that it was contemplated to include
both.
The argument was continued at some
length and decision was reserved.
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THE BOILER EXPLODED.
One Man Fatally Injured and Another
Painfully Scalded.

NJ kEESPORT Pa) Nov. 2S.-A
1rlshtful explosion occurred this after
noon at the Dewes Wood Company's
Iron Works. Thomas Baldwin. en-
gineer, was fatally injured. and David
Hail, hreman, painfully scalded. The
mill mas been closed for two weeks and
the engineers and firemen had lighted
the fires and We're getting things ready
10 start the plant again on Monday,
when big drumhead blew out. The
side OF the mill was blown out. and
many windows in the vicinity were
shattered. Baldwin and Hall were the
only men in the mill.
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Official Count of Iowa.

DES MONIES Qa), Nov 2S.-The
official count of the Iowa Presidential
vote, completed to-day, shows: McKin-
ley 2S9,293, Bryan 223.741. Palmer
4.o19, Levering 1892, Bentley 353, Mat
tiehett 453; McKinley's majority, ST.
136; McKinley's plurality, 65,552.
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Carpet Works Shut Down.

BOSTON, Nov. 2S.-The Roxbury Car
pet Company has shut down its works
In Roxbury for an indefinite period. The
agents of the factory give no reason for
the shut down. The company's plant
is the largest in New England, and when
running full time employs from 1000
to 1900 people.
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Kate Fields Remains.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S-The re-
mains of the late Kate Field did not ar
rive to-day on the steamship Australia
from Honolulu, as was expected.
United States Consul Mills at Honolulu,
and Mr. Hunt. Secretary of the Spreck-
els Company, both declare that they
have received no instructions in regard
to the forwarding of the body.
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Some Hope.

Fond Mother-This is my son Clarence.
He is only 13, but he has written some
beautiful poetry.
Friend-Then there is some hope for
him.
Fond Mother-I'm SO glad to hear you
say so.
Frfend-Yes when they are so young
as that it is easier to lick it out of them
THE Sketch
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Commissioner Stump.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Colonel Her.
man Stump, United States Commission
er of immigration, who has been abroad
studying the immigration question, re-
turned to-day. He refused to talk re-
garding his trip and it's results.
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Charged With Murder.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2S.-The Cor
oner's jury to-day charged Luigi Paolo
with the murder of Agostino Parente
Parente died ten days ago, after a trip
with Paolo to the beach. During the
trip Parente said Paolo had given him
white powder. which subsequent
analysis showed contained sulphuric
poison. 1t is said that Paolo was an ad-
mirer of Mrs. Parente.
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THIS MORNINGS FIRE.
A Telephone Switch-Box on Seventh
Street Burned Out.

The alarm of fire at 1:30 o'clock this
morning was occasioned by the burning
of a telephone switch-box on Seventh
street, between NJ and N An electric
wire came in contact with the telephone
wires, setting fire to the box, causing
considerable damage to the telephone
service.
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Jury Unable to Agree.

CARSON CNev.). Nov. 2S.-The Jury
in the case of Vernon Harrison Hart
ley VS.. the Foley estate reported to
Judge Hawley this morning, after being
out all night, that they could not agree
and were discharged. They stood eight
to four in favor of the plaintiff. A
new trial of the case will probably take
place at the next term of the court.
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A Good Variety.

Mrs. Keedick-It is quite the style at
wedding celebrations to have subdued
organ music.
Mr.. Keedick-That is step in the
right direction. / wonder if piano mu-
sic cannot be subdued in some way
New York World.
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Weekly Bank Statement

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Weekly bank
statement: Reserve, increase, 50, 1O6.-
$50; loans, increase. $3.50, 200: specie,
increase. 80, ,2s13. 200; deposits, increase,
Sl4.3490O0; circulation, decrease, S113,-
300. The banks now hold $31 All ,625 in
excess of requirements.
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Death of a Cartoonist.

| WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-G. Y. Cof-
fin. the famous cartoonist of Washing
ton. died to-day at his apartments in
| the Garfield Flats from complicat ton
of disorders. the elimination Of an at
| tack of locomotnr ataxia
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From Personal Experience.

ga Russian army officer claims to
have discovered that a fearfully power
full explosive can be made out of eggs"
why. there are plenty of American
actors who found that out long ago.
Bay City Chat.
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OAKLAND RACES.
Winners of the Five Events Run Yes.
terday.

OAKLAND, Nov. 3S-weather fine.
track fast. Five and half furlongs,
Tobin third. Time-1:0S.
Six furlongs, Zamlock won, Allahabad
second, Gold Bug third. Time-1 :151b.
Five furlongs, Tempestuous won,
Sugar Foot second. Midlight third.
Time-1:02.
One and one-sixteenth miles. Neb-
uchadnezzar won, Sir Play second. Doc
tor third. Time-1: 49,.
Seven furlongs. Salisbury III. won.
McLight second, Petrarch third. Time
-1:27A.
SIX Iuriongs. Peril won, Elmer Sec
ond, Tampa third. Time-1:41A.
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A Skater Drowned.

ALBANY (Or). Nov. 2S.-Delos Knox,
aged ID, was drowned this morning
while skating on Thornton's Lake. near
this city. His companion, Glenn Jones.
who tried to rescue him, had a narrow
escape.
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Death Of a Wealthy Prince.

BERLIN, Nov. 2S.-Prince Charles
Egon of Furseenburg, the wealthiest
landowner In South Germany, died at
Mizza to-day. He was A years old.
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Fell Ftom a Train and Killed.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2S.-William
Carter fell off a freight train in the
Southern Pacific yard tonight, and was
run over. dying soon after from injuries
sustained.
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Jack Snipe-Willie DeSmfth has given
UP smoking cigarettes.
Dew Drop-Impossible
]. S.-Yes. it is actually so; he died
yeSteTday.-Up-to-Dat
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to West Indian waters. where enteric
disorders spread rapidly.
The medical department of the navy
will resort to extreme measures to clean
the ship before she leaves the Brook
lyn yard.
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Evans Heard From,

PETALUMA, Nov. 2S.-Benjamin c.
Evans, the young theological student
who disappeared so mysteriously from
the Baptist College at Oakland, has
been heard from. To-day a telegram
was received here by his parents stating
that he was in Portland, and asking for
S6 to be sent him to return home, when
he would explain everything.
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Henry Waterson Arrives.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Henry Wat
terson was among the passengers who
arrived on the American Line steam
ship st. Paul this morning.
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The saccolabium is named from two
Latin words, meaning "baggy Tipped"
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0tpker Strctf 1T 9eutfmlano.

Berlin, 10. Gebr. Ser @@neiber<
@treit greift tpeiter UNI ii@. ST bot ft@
audi iber 9ale, @tettin unb Wannz
beim perbreitet. 9te 3abl bet Iusz
{tdnbigen pirb nunmebr auf $4,000
ge1@dBt, na4bem in ben leBten Sagen
10000 MGnner unb Grauen benz Musz
itanbe ii4 ansei@loKen baben. 9as
qan3e @ei@ tpirb NIT 3trtularen, ri
tpel@en bic @treiter bic 8ere&tiguns
ibrer Torberuns auseinanoer iebten.
iiberi&tpemmt. Sn eriter 2inie itebt
bte Torberuns, 6ab nit ber 9ausarz
belt, benz 1ogenannten S&pibbnoenipz
item, aufserdumt meroe. Sooann
tpirb auf bic enormen @erotenite oer
v3mtI@enmeiiter" bingeapteien. Mus
@tettin tommt bic Nu4ri@t, bab bic
bortiger &onfettiondre na@gegeben
baben. @4ltebli@ burfte es gu ei1em
&%ompromib tommen. Wobl iinb in
Berlin duein 120 @ammelitellen erz
Dffnet, UNI Gonbs fir bic @treiter entz
gegen3unebmen, au4 forbern cine He1<
.be '3ettunge,1 gu freimiqigen @ammz
lunger auf; immerbin aber birfte es
14per tperben, bic Mtttel fir et11er
LANCER pdbrenben Musftanb 10 bteler
9auienbe 3uiammen gu betommer.
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Gas un9liid niht 9an3 10
idllititltl.

Srop, 20. Tebr. gs eri4eint fait
uls Elm Wunber, baB bic GAIL Der Ser
Ionen, tpel9e I'm Tolse bes perberbltz
Gen bieitsen 8ranDes am lebten Monz
tag umtamen unb perlebt purben,
ni9t erDber lit, ais bereits geitern
Mbsnb ridtig gemeloet purbe. IS BE-:
itdtist ii@ beute Ibeno, bat bret
per1onen umgetommen iinb unb flint
5ebn perlebt purben. Dtejenigen,
mel9e als permibt semeloet puroen,
baben 1i9 sefunoen, uno BON ben $50
men 14li9en @e1en. pelde ii& seitern
Mbeno in benz in 6lammen gebuQten
@ebdube na9 ben 4usgdn9en brdngz
ten, baben nur bret bas 2eben perloz
rem
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8arbariihc Sutttspfe8c

Scala, Tla., %. 5ebr. Na4
3ebntdeigen 2eiben in einem @trat=
lingslaser, mobin lie als 2anb1trei4er
gei9tdt Eporoen paren, 1T es enoli4
eff iuneen 2euten selungen, permit
tel1t eines bonn &reisri4ter !9oder
auseeiteuten 9abeas Corpus 8efebls
ibre Treibeit pteoer gu erlansen. Die
Mamen Der iunsen 2eute iinb: George
@ounbers unb @barles Smitb aus
Rentudp; Sad Sngram aus Obio;
Ostar @asher aus MiKouri; Sobn
Ddpis unb Sbomas @uptmings aus
Metp Sort; Sbomas 5orbes aus
penn{plpanien; Sad Rpan aus 2outz
iianu; .. CLINT aus Sqinots; Sobn
@opria aus Seras unb So1eph Stone
aus MaKa4uietts.
Die 2eute tamen Dor pieraebn Sa=
gen in Ocala an; lie tparen ppbl &C.
tleibet uro iqgten, baB lie cine SUP
tour gu MAIDEN beabit@tisten, um oas
2anb tennen gu lernen unb na4 Be-
lieben gu jasen unb gu fii@en; tie bat
ten einen @orratb BON alien mDsliaen
@u9en gum @ertaufe bel ii4 unb perz
lan9ten feline Inter itibung. Mber
i4on am nd9ften Sage na4 ibrer
Mnfunft puroen, lie perbaftet unb pom
Griebensri9ter @larp uls 2ano}treider
mad benz Strdflinsslager geianot.
BORT purben lie in i@eubli&fter Welz
1e bebanbelt; ie purben NIT Neger11
3uiammengefeFelt, nit 4rbeit, bic tie
nift tbun tonnten, iiberbiirbet, muir
ben Bis auf's 8lut sepett14t uno
muBten babel 9unger leioen; funf BON
tbnen 1merben mDgli4er Met1 bie1en
Mibbanblungen erliesen.
Mi9ter !9oder ertldrte bic Werbafz
tung, @erurtbeilung unb 8ebanbluns
fir cine S9ma@ unb cine @4anbe
fir bic Qualification unb iogte, oab
itber Der baran 8et6eiligten cine
f9mere @trafe perbtene. Ser 9oz
beas Corpus @efe6l mar bon 8iirgerr
in Ocala ermirtt moroen. Die Spz
fer ber S9anbt6at tperoen &logen uuf
'@4abeneriaB einrei4en.
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en- 9aQulab, Ga, 1T bic Nad

- Sn Sanutab, @a., 1T bic Ma@z
ri9t BON BET lebten Dienstag Na9t
erfolgten Grmorbung zines Farmers
Mamens Scfepb @rumpton unb bei<
len Sodter in Der sebirgisen @egeno
bon STADIUM @ountp etngetroffen.
Grumpton itanb i'm @erba4te, ben
@teuerbeamten cine unseieBli@e 8renz
nerei perratben gu baben. Donnertag,
Mbenb, als ct in Der Ndbe bes Genz;
tiers ieines @B3immers ftanb, i@lus;
cine .&usel burd bas Genitsr, fubr linn:
in bic Sette, sine p%ollitanbts oura'
i'm 9inbur9 unb bran9 bann in ben
&Drper ieiner in ieiner NGbe ftebenben
9o9ter. sic gins Der lebteren bur@
'bas 9er3 uno t0otete iie auf ber @te0e~
Die Wunbe bes 8aters purbe I'M
fangs nidt fit bebentli& ge9ulten.
jebo9 1T ct na@ benz lebten 8eri@te:
ebenfaIs geitorben. Qnbrep Mitz
born, Der 8eiiber Der p%erratbenen UNI
gefeB1i9en 8rennerei, itebt i'm Ser
ba9te, bic 9hat periibt gu baben. @r
tann ni9t eefunben tperben. 0te:
@egenb miro na9 linn bur&iu@t unb
tpenn CT 9efunben tperben 1ollte, 1T elm
Qpn9perfabren pabri4etnli4.
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Der %20idbrise Waurer 2ouis Spang
bon bier. Derlelbe tpoIte nit ieinem
9ruber eiren nit @renaiteinen beIhbe=
men S@litten bersab our Gabrt befDr=
bern. als auf einmal Der S4lttten
sesen ei,en Gelitn a%npraate, tpobur9
Der llngliidlihs our Seitte an einem
5elsblod seihleubert tpurbe. Gr bat
fftpere &opfpunben baponsetrasen
unb erlitt auBerbem einen 8etnbru9.
Roetfhette. 9ier sei9eben
felt einiser 3eit Na4srabunsen; ma
ion cine 8obenart entbedt baben, tpel<
DE iid gum 9erftellen bon Moiait egg
men ion.
shmei;.
Marsdu. 'Dk @emeinben M1bz
lin, 3eininsen unb Dauba9 leiben
unter idperer Muieplaee. Srobbem
i'm JSeptember iiber $50, 900 Stid ab=
setban !nurben. ieben @ieien unb
8leedder nteber aus. als tpGren lie BE-
badt moroen.
get ben Nrbetten Der 6xiigenf Ra=
%nalbauten iinb 5tpei nit S%prengarbei=
ten be1dGftigte Irbeiter, bic ii9 ettpa
5 Meter unter Der @aTeroberFdte
oes Rbeines in einem GaiKon befan=
ben, auf bisber nod u%naufgetl6rte
Weiie ertrunten; 5pei anbere erlitten
1hrrere 8eriebuneen. =.
St. @allen. Mm 10. sSanuar
bate bas 8olt abauitimmen iiber bas.
neue Sasbseieb. 8isber battle st.
9auen bas patentipitem; bic patentz
inbaber tonnten i'm sanSen .8anton
jagen uno Der Grtrag fel in bic
Staatstahe. Oas neue @eieb base=
gen %beftimmte, bab Der Resierungs=
ratb ben &anton in Saebtreiie ein=
tbeile, i~nt1erbalb psl6er ben @en1ein=
ben freiitebt, bic Sasb gu perpa9ten
ober aber Patente ausautbeilen; bic
@~rtrdgnife iolten ben @emeinben au@
fallen. Sir bic S4onune Der &ul<
turen, 8ergitune bes Wiloi9abens
etc. puroen %peitsebenbe S4uBbeftm<
mursen auefefelt. Oppoiition ge=
gen bie 8orlaee erboben bel onbers Der
Patentid9erperein uno aud Der tanto=
male 8auernbuno. Mit Der nidt Be-
greifi4en sroben Mebrbeit bon 49,
225 gegen 1929 @timmen lit bas &C.
feb nun %pertporfen tporoen.
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Bon ieime,s, Sobnc eetSotet.

3anespitle, Obio, 10. Geb-
Mm Sonntag Morgen purbe Der in
@roosbile tpobnenbe 9enrp Boring
BON 1einem u@t5ebnidbrigen Sobne
9omorb bur4 5pei S@iNe toot nie=
bergeitredt. Boring 1par fpdt ausge=
meien unb lam erft segen Morgen na@
1auie 3uriid. Da ct bic 9austbiire
peri9loKen fanb, periu4te er Elm Sen
iter gu DTnen. 9ur4 bas babur4 &C.
ma9te @erdui4 tpadte fem Sobn auf,
unb i'm @lauben, baB @inbre9er ba
ieien. feuerte er 5tpei S@iRe bur4 ben
Tenfterldben ub. tpel@e beibe ieinen
in bic @tirn trafen. Mls Der
iunge Mann ben &0rper fallen b0rte,
rief ct bic Na@barn berbet unb mar
natiirli@ uuber fi4 por S@red, als ct
{a9, bab ct ben etsenen @ater eri4oiz
fen bate. ...
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Gtur,,t 1T Der Drfec.

Berlin, 10. Tebr. Sn oer Ofiee
tpiitbet Elm fur4tbarer Sturm. go
tpeit bic Ma9ri4ten Big ieBt rei@en,
iinb Rtel unb 2iibed iberflntbet, bier
Tif9erboote iinb p%erlorer. @roBes
nnglid 1T bur@ bus in 5olse Der
@turmflutb pl0bli@ eingetretene Bre>
9en bes SITES angeri&tet tporoen. I'M
ter Mnberem 1T Elm atpeiipdnniger Maz
gen nit a4t Mdnnern, tpelae iiber bag
@ts fubren, auf elmer @@o1e tn bic otz
fene @ee binaussetrteben tporben. Dte
2eute unb pferbe iinb 5tpeifeuos netz
loren.
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opfer eer TIammen.

Qonbon,. II. 6eb. Sci einem in
elmer Mietbsta1erne &c.. 7 Gbur4<
Ctr, Sobo, ausgebro@enen 8ranbe
ereisnete ii4 cine Qnaabl f@redli4er
l1nglidsfdue. Stint &inber unb bret
@rma91ene tumer in ben Slammen
um. Gin Mann iprang aus benz Sem
fter unb ftel auf einen Statetenoaur1'
10 tbab ct bu@ftdblt4 aufgeipiebt muir
be. @tele perionen erlitten i4pere
8ranbnunben unb fonnten ii4 nur
nit gr0bter Miibe aus benz brennenben
@ebGube retten.
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ble@, ME bies in iibafritanii4en
'0orfdbten sebrduali@ 1T. unb BON
,bieIen 1T, tpenisitens in Der Ndbe Der
llnslidsitdtte, audi niat bic sertnsite
Spur iibris seblicben. Sur Inter
tubuns Der @erleBten uno Obbahz
loien lit iofort cine Sub1tription erz
DFnet porben, unb es iinb 'bereits
100000 seaei@net porben; Bis gum
Mbenb tpirb bic Summe Bis gu $780,
600 onsepa4{en iein.
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Glcctrotutionirt.

Dannemora, 81. g., 16. 5ebr-
Bat Sbea tpurbe @ormittas um 9 l1br
So Minuten i'm bieiisen 3u@tbauie
bur4 @lectricitdt binseri@tet. 8artboz
1ometp Shea, pel4er beute binseridtet
murbe. ermorbete i'm Mdr5 1894 in
SroD Hpdbrenb elmer Wabl einen poliz
tH4en @tsner Ramens Robett HoB.
Dem priefter, uel@er i'm auf benz lebz
ten @ange beslettete, ertldrte CT, baB
er uni@latbte lei. Diefe 8ebauptun9
nieberbolte Ct Biz gum leBten Mugen=
blide. I'm 9 lbr IS Minuten betrat
CT ben electrii4en Stubl unb um 9
l1br 58<3f4 Minuten tpurbe er fir
tobt erflGrt.
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y I'M senattemt. H. Maerio

Mabrib, %. Jebr. Cine 8ombe
erplobirte Mbenbs sesen 8 ubr IN
benz @arten bes t0nislihen S4lofes.
Die palaitpaden madten it4 iofort
auf bic Su9e naa benz 9bdter; aber
taum paren fie cine tur5e Strede boz
sebrunsen, als bret peitere 8omben in
peri4iebenen 9beilen beg @artens erz
plobirten. Niemanb purbe perlebt,
Wabr14einlid batten 4nar4iiten BIZ
8omben eelest.
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Wabm Gin Gnoe nit sdredem.

2i1iabon, %. Gebr. @dbrenb
zines Mastenbaues bes &iinitlerperz
Gins in Santarem, so Meilen BON bier,
brad in benz @ebGube, In ipelhem Der
8au itattfanb, Seuer aus, tpelhes ii4
NIT fur9tbarer @eidminbisteit aus
breitete. Cine panit e~ntitanb, unb pie
(e Der Sanaenben unb mebrere Inbere,
tpel9e ben @efdbrbeten gu 9ilfe ell
ten, perbrannten pber puroen gu 5obe
getrampelt. @ierais 2ei4en purben
aug ben Sriimmern geao9en.
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9aS Mtnitcriu,n 0cbt niMt.

paris, II. Tebr. Das cabinet
bat bef@loKen, ben porgeitrigen Be-
i@lub bes @enates gu ignoriren, nell
der cine Mieberbolung bes am II. b.
gefabten mar unb bic bur4 ben
@iibbabn1tonbal ent9uGtsn unregelz
mdBtafeiten tabelt unb cine griinbli&e
l1nteriu&ung forbert. 9ie bieiisen
3eitunsen ipreden bic &nfi@t aus,
baB fein anberer Mustpes aus ber Gas
binettrife bleibe, u(s bic @eiignatton
bes Su1tiaminiiters &icarc.
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GnttetN@es Bramoumelad.

Srop,M 81. g., 18. Geb. Sn ben 1G5az
milien ber Mab4en elmer bteiigen Rraz
senfabrit berri@t 9rauer. @iele ber
MGb4en purben seitern sesen 4beno
BON einem ra14en Sobe credit. &ura
por Mblauf ibrer Mrbeitsaeit muroen
lie fait obne porberise @arnuns BON
ben Tlammen absei@nitten. Dret
lrauen fpranseu BON benz b%rennenben
@ebdube in ben Sob. 9us Geutr brad
UNI $50 lbr in Dem @ebaube aus, in
tpel&em ii1 bic @birt Waiit Jabrtt
BON 5. @tetbeimer G 60. uno bic &raz
aenfabrit bon @an 3anbt, Spcobs G
So. b~efinben. Sn bemielben befanoen
iib aur 3eit 300 Mdb@en an Der Mr<
belt. Die Glammen breiteten fid NIT
FOLDER @ei@minbistett aus, oaB bas
i@mtale Sreppenbaus, .tpel4es auber
ben Geuerleitern am btnterea Sbetle
bes @ebGubes ber etn5ige Mes ms
sfreie pur, unpaKirbar tpuroe. Sn
Der nun folsenben panit ipransen
flint ber Mnge{tenten aus ben Genitern,
brei berfelben blteben tobt ltegen. bic
anberen purben 19per perlebt. @intge
fanben ben Meg bur@ bas Sreppe1z
baus, Mnbere purben bon benz bt9ten
@au9 ibermGltist unb itir3ten gu 8oz
ben, unb 1pieber Mnbere iprungen aus
ber f9tptnbelnben 90be aus ben mad
Der @iperz@ trabe fiibrenoen Genitern.
@tma bic 9dlfte ber Mab4en bahte
an bic Teuerleiter1 unb gelangten auf
bie1en ii9er tn's Greie. @tpa 5pan<
ala Minuten lang berrf4te bic Pantt.
Das @ebrGnge in benz Sreppenbaus
mar entieBli@. Gina 200 Manner unb
Mdb@en ,perfu@ten slei@5eitis. fi@
auf bieiem Mese in Si@erbeit gu brin>
gen.
Wtele uurben niebergetrampelt, bic
@orberen purben bic Sreppe binabgez
ftoBen, unb es beibt, baB btele betpuBt>
los lieeen blieben. Sen Meiiten 9elang
es f4lteblt9>ba s Trete 81 erre1fen, re
tparen iebo@ 10 aufseregt, bab man
bon ibnen nt@t erfabren tonnte. mie
piele in benz @ebGupe 3urIdblteben.
Die @3ene an ben Seuerlettern mar
cine b04it aufregenbe; bic MGbden
ftiiraten ii@ f0rm1t& btnab. unb bic
Teuerapebrleute batttn ale 9dnbe pou
gu tbun, UNI fie gu retten.
Observation-Disclosures MiQaro tell
ia cine seualle l1uteriu@ung an uno be-
ridtete 'fura bor Mitterna@t, es lei fat
ii@er, bab 3uSlf Mab&en in benz Sc
bdube perbrannten. ST glaubt ie>
bod, baB nod piel mebr umgetommen
fnb, iebo@ Tam bertn 3abl crit be1te
in @rfabrung 9ebra@t tperben.
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SubiId,>,tt oeS Nei@Sta8S.

Berlin, %. Gebr. Nm Mdr3
fetert, pie beg 0fteren m%itsetbeilt, oer
@ei@stas iein Subelfeft. Dim 81.
Mdr5 1871 mar ber erite oeuti4e
&ei4stag 5uiammensetreten. Sean
mar geipannt barauf, tpte ii4 bic perz
i@iebenen parteien, 10 namentlt4 bic
ultramontane, auf Elm gemeiniames
programm einigen piirben.. Diele
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Nentite Nadrt6ten.
9OnamttsG rplofon.

Sobannesburg, ~. Tebr.
Cine grobe Quantitdt DDnamit e1z
plobtrte in ber @oritabt @tebenborp,
mobur4 piele 9dlsier in ber Na4bar<
19aft bemolirt murben. MQe Sem
tier in johannesburg Vpuroen 3erz
trimmert. Man fir@tet, bub piele
Men54en umgetommen iinb, unb bic
Polt3et unb @enobner bur41u4en jebt
bic Muinen.
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9trcm0c R6lte tint cncn.

Sem Dort, 10. Gebr. Depei@en
aus peri@iebenea 9beilen beg Staates
melben cine llnsep0bnli4 talte Wene
in ber Na9t gum Montag. Mm Saz
ranac Gate fiel bas Quediilber auf 40
Grab unter Nun, BET niebrtsfte puntt,
nelben es ie balelbit errei4t bat.
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Ginisuns 1T nunmebr, pie bic "pof"
melbet, erfolst. unb mas bon Wthz
tisteit 1T, bas Centrum bat baau ieine
3ufimmuns seseben, bab Elm Soait
auf ben Guriten 9ismard aussebra4t
tperbe.
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Der Houitfompf tinoet TAFT.

@lpufo, Ser., Is. Gcbr. Die
@eranitalter bes groben G%uufttampfes
tamen therein, baB berielbe am na4z
iten Treitag itattftnben ion.
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Sn ST Sails fanb bic
sSabresconbentton ber Misconiin Dai<
rnmen's MNociatton ftatt.
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Qnrcmbnrg.

.
Differbinsen. 9ier lieb bic
@befrau bes 8ergmannes Sohann
@rober hire beIben &inber in ber @tuz
be a1ein 5uriid. Wdbrenb ibrer Mbz
peienbeit batten bic ainber bic Diem
tbir seDfnet unb balb itano bas g.
iGbrige S04terden in li@ten Slam
men. Obslei4 bic auriidsetebrte Mutz
ter benz &inbe bic brennenben 8leiber
bonn 2eibe rib, batte es benno4 berart
19mere 8ranbtpunbsn erlitten, baB es
itarb. .
@4ternad. &irali9 perunz
eliidte i'm Berborfer Malbe beim
@teinbru4, untpeit Der neuen Strabe,