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Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-23
"A Johnston committee deals out the

"A Johnston committee deals out the medicine, and you take it."
 Now don't-conclude at once that the above came from the old Alliance Herald, for such is not the case. True that old sheet away back in 1892 ceased to call the state committee the democratic com mittee, and dubbed it the Tom Jones committee; but the Alliance Herald Is no more. The above was taken from the heading over the report of the meeting of the democratic executive committee, which appeared in the Advertiser yester- dav
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-23
Book Owners

Should know that the WERNICKE SYSTEM BOOK CASES combine every feature necessary in a perfect book case. It is, at once, new, unique, original, simple, practical, convenient, elegant and elastic. Briefly, a Wer- nicke book case consists of a greater or less number of independent inter- locking crates or boxes, with noiseless, automatie-closing, dust-proof doors, assembled together, producing a com plete and artistic piece of furniture, bearing no external evidence of it's portable or sectional features.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-23

The New Orleans Times-Democrat says that whatever may be the cause of Cam pos failure, his resignation or superses- sion speaks volumes for the prospective success of the insurgents cause If a tried and experienced general like Cam pos could do nothing toward crushing the insurrecton, what is to be expected of a general who has not had one-half of his experience, and who is, in comparison, an untried man? The change of general at this critical stage of the campaign is at once confession on the part of the Spaniards that they have had the worst of it so far and must be an irresistible inducement to tens of thousands of loyal ists to henceforth ally themselves with the winning side.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-01-23

R. H. Clarke got off the ground? MT. Clarke was reported on the ground Mon- day working among his friends. and the same issue of the paper containing the above informs us that MT. Clarke was still in Montgomery yesterday morning. Did he get off the ground when he found that the majority. of the committee was in favor of looking out for the interest of the party before looking after the wishes of the Montgomery cabal? We suppose it will be fair to say that Cap tain Johnston was in Montgomery on the ground with his friends. while MT. Clarke was in Montgomery off the prollnd-Say uDStairS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22
LINENS AND oOTTONs.

BLEACHED SHIFTING AND SEA
Island, yard wide soft finish, worth &c, = p
dJs.-.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
PEPPERILL PILLOW CASING, AZ
inches wide, the standard cloth, worth o.
lS12c. db - y
BLEACHED SHEETING, IO41S
wide, standard cloth, at...,..... -. AOO
READY MADE SHEETS, FULL SIZE,
good quality, hemmed, ready for use, 5Oc
worth zoe, AL. ....,........ ...., = W
CROCHET BED SPREADS, WHITE, liza
size, hemmed, ready for use, worth SOc
75c, at.... Observation-Disclosures. - ~
TURKEY RED TABLE DAMASK, go
inches wide, warranted, fast color, . = r
worth ACC at .................. -. %ON
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, ALL
Linen, heavy quality, so inches II. Oc
wide, worth 75c Observation-Disclosures. H -
BLEACHED NAPKINS, FINE DEMAsK,
all linen, 5,S size, worth $780, 5Qc
ab..s. ......,.......'-.. .s...-.+s-s 80. - y =
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22

LADIES BUTTON SHOES, with patentno q.
leather tips worth 81 50...............JOG
LADIES' LACE AND BUTTON BOOTS.
goth century shape. tan and black hand
turned and Goodyear welt, sewed, light
weight and plump stock, yeryQ9 nm
nobby, splendid quality, at........D0TUU
LADIES' HOUSE SLIPPERS. real don.
COLA leather with soft soles, very com. 7 e.
lortaole .....'..t ......,.....,.,.s .,... w
MISSES BUTTON SHOES, an assorted lot OF
odd sizes. some plain toes some with7En
tipped toes, very cheap, at............i "
MISSES BUTTON SHOES, BRIGHT donRola
leather. patent leather tipped 2Oth
century last, solid throughoutCl 0E
splendid quality .............. ....DIs 70
BOYS LACED SHOES, sewed, plainCl nm
globe toe, sizes 2ii 20 5lS. At. DIs w
CHILDREN'S BUTTON SHOES. with
wedge heels, new goods, all sizes toEfln
. hts..s .sss..s.ssss t+.s ...s..s..s .s...sVQu
INFANTS KID BUTTON sHOES,0En
sizes to A, at ....,... !. LJG
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22
JEwELRY AND sILvERwARE.

STERLING SILVER PURSES. DO EO
handsome goods. at 1900, $500, ApO'OO
SILVER LoRGNETTE CHAINS, QOc
sI.25 Si.0O and COS
EMFRIEs, STERLING SILVER n
mounted usual price 75c. our price. 3 %
wHIsK BROOMs, SILVER te1 IN
mounted. .. ..........,..........e ~ 49, ~
POCKET KNIVES. SILVER MOUNT.rZ = >
ed. and blades, sl.OO ana -.......s "
RuTToN HOOKS, SILVER tt1 EA
mounted, extra long, at,t...-.. I'D A'OV
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22
FIannaIs and Blankets.

OUTING FLANNELs. HEAVY QUALITY,
dark and light colorlngs plaids and = r
stripes, worth sac, at. .............. ~
FLEECE LINED OUTING FLANNELS,
navy blue black and other dark grounds,
with figures, stripes and polka dots, 0c
worth l21sc, at -. ......... ......... AOS
EIDERDOWN, EXTRA HEAVY, LIGHT
and dark colorings, stripes and figures
worth 25c, will be sold this week 4 &c
ab.......... ................... -. "
ALL WOOL FRENCH FLANNELS,
heavy quality, in plaids and stripes, for
waists, wrappers and children's y 80
dresses, worth 40c, at............ :. .@ON
Blankets, grey MH iuii i nsp Size siI extra
heavy, good quality, worth $780, for E4c
MONDAY only. .........-. -. y w
COMFORTS, FULL SIZE, ALL PAT e k
terms calico, extra heavy, worth 81, at OCN
SNOW FLAKE COMFORTS, FILLED
with prepared cotton, covered ana lined
with sllkaline,v very light weight 6s . Rn
ana warm, at...... ............. I'D ArtSSO
WOOL BLANKETS, WHITE AND SILL
yer grey, l0-4 size, extra quality, O. -
at......,..,....... .,..,......, -. PA. -
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, WARRANT
ed all WOOL bound with silk, fancy bor-
ders, full size, 1914, worth $780, az q q
at..-..... '...-.... ...... .....P - - ~
ENGLISH PLUSH LAP ROBES, ASSORT-
ed colors. extra heavy. warm & . E0
and serViceable, worth s4.0O at .P%'CO
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22
oVlTNIGc
10 Monday

Bleached Table Damask. ......... ....2Ic
Bleached Huck Towels, 1896. -. sc
Outing Flannels, PIaids and Stripes Sc
Heavy Comforts and Blankets. e. $50
Yard Wide Bleaching and Sea Island. = @
Ready Made Pillow Cases.,..... .....,z G
Ladies Ribbed Vests. .............,..1$c
Misses Ribbed Black Hose, 8 pair for 2 = G
TorehOn Laces.. .......... .........5c
Tam O'shanter and Yacht Caps. ....10c
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22
The UNFOLDING Indian.
From the Philadelphia Press.

The car was crowded Saturday AFTER
noon coming in from the foot ball game
of the Indians VS.. Pennsylvania. Every
woman was seated, but the men were
hacked in the aisles. AS handsome
Apache in Carlisle colors elbowed MS
~,sv into the center. he turned to his COM
nanion and said, with the broadest smile,
1T wonder if one of these new women
aren't going to get up and give me
seat?"
1t was too much for the risible mus
Giles of the car occupants. Everyone join
ed in an appreciative laugh.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22

Mr.. Crimsonbeak-"Do you think, my
dear, that the time will ever come when
the men will do the cooking?" Mrs. Grim
sonbeak-"Not in this world, John. =
Yonkers Statesman.
--latest Adhesive had something
great at the seance last night" what
was it?' Mime. Blavatsky came back
and told us she was the original of 'Tril-
by "-Chicago Record.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22

LADIES RIBBED VESTS, WINTER
weight. high neck and long sleeves, I II
at 25c and ..... ....... ........ lS y
LADIES' UNION SUITS, FULL FASH
toned, high neck and long sleeves, E0r
worth 75c at.....-.... -. .,.-..... ~
LADIES SCARLET FLANNEL VESTS
and Drawers all WOOL full sizes 7 SC
worth 9lUU at. ...+......s ........f -
LADIES' BLACK WOOL UNION SUITS,
ribbed full fashioned, high neck q 0S
and long sleeves. at.............. APA' OO
LADIES CANTON FLANNEL . &
Drawers, full Sizes. = "
CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS, GOOD QUAIL.
ity, high neck and long sleeves, . &c
worth 40c, at...... ............... %OC
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22
Shoe Department.

0IOS ~ kNA
Under the management Of Mr.; J.. A.
VARNEDOE, lately with Byck BROS.
Now on hand. an unlimited stock; an inn
rnense variety; all the new. up-to-date
styles; all the best makes. Everything In
the shoe line can now be found az proper
prices I'm our enlarged, remodeleu ana I'M
proved shoe department.
MEMS SHOES. satin calf. sewed .linedQi nm
well made splendid quality at ..pi' w
MEMS CALFsKIN SHOES, sewed, solid
leather. oil styles toes, best made,N1 mn
for......., ........... ''''''''f'''
MEMS SHOES, nne calf, welt sewed soles,
IN halls and congre S. with cap or plain toe,
on razor coin medium or globe lasts, all
the style and finish OF the highestG9 mn
grade shoe, warranted 10 wear at-VotVv
LADIES' DONGOLA BUTTON SHOES,
genuine stock, patent leather trimmed.
new coin toe all styles heels ana sgrlng
heels, soft, sohd and seryiceaole,N h0
OF only......... ..........+'' '''''''~ss~~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06
Grants WmbeM6ttc4

8d6renb ii9 jebt i'm bena9burten 8rootz
lDn oas groBarttge Heiteri tdnbbilb @rant'5
er6ebt, ruben bic @ebeine bes 9elben i'm
Wei9bilb Der Stabt SEEM gorf nod INNER
in benz tleinen badofendbnli9en rotbbraunen
@eipOl6e am 9ubfon, no fie nu9 ben groBea
gaen Oorfer 2ei9enfeierli9teiten i'm Somz
mer 1885 untergebra9t tpurben. ginige
9ol5ltufen, auf ober BEL benen spei partz
polt3iiten 8a9e. bulten, fiibren binuuf an
Die bergitterten @Iasf9eiben, bur9 Die man
in bic einfa4e 8ruft unb auf ben %eiiernen
nit Stro6blunen 9ei9miidten Surg blidt
0o9 cine piirbigere @ruft partet beg
6eIben! N1md6li9 tpirb Der berrli9e W1o=
numentalbau bo9 fertig, in pelbem @roni
bleibenD, ni9t melt bon Der ieBigen 9ruft
unb glei9fals am0ubi i'm, ruben tpirb. 9as
nOt6ige @elb, cine balbe Miaion Dollars
1T ia I'M fnauferigen SEEM 0ort bo4 mad
unb na9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Muf elmer 8uiis bon 100 9uabratfuB en-
bebt ft9 bieies Maufoleum gu elmer 9O6t
BON 100 SUB, i'm unteren She'll bOrii9, in
o6eren ionifd. Ser 8au lift nun enbli9 bod
5iemli9 melt gebie6en, 10 buB bieletht an
nd9fid6rigen 9e6urtstage Grants, 81
Npril 1897, befen irbil9en 11eberreite bor+
feierli3 unterse6ra9t nerben t0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06

ben 9aupt5 &eftaurant fiibren, bas mebr dls
385,000 Quaoratfub bebedt; balbrunbe 9al=
len i9lieBen ben fed 26O SUB emporitreben=
ben fdlanten Sburm Elm, befeu hOdfter
Sbeil niAt nur als Qus1i9tsitGtte oient.
ionbern Der au9 praftiI9en 3peden gepio=
met 1T. unb slpar ben WaHertiiniten bes 81
ieinen SiiBen lie9en6en Sees. 9ie pldbe
auf ben nit ~offenen 8era1ben berIe6enen
Serrafen iperoen gu ben 9efu4teiten Der
gan3en 4usiequng gebDren, ba ii9 bier an
ben nfern bes Sees bas bauptfGAli9ite 2eben
unb Sreiben abfpielen pirb; freili4 bieS
bon bier aus in W&uBe gu betrahten, biirfte
nur elmer geringeren Minberbeit Der 8ei u@er
m0gli9 Ietn, ba bic preiIe, pie hoffentliG
au9 bas bafir @elieferte, er7ten Eanges,
troBbem INNER mod bebeutenb niebriger pie
bei ben lebten 8eltausi teGungen fein perz
ben. ll~eberbaupt mas bic @erpflegung am
betrifft, gilt au@ bier bas r2ieb' 8aterla1o,
fannit rubig fein!" Mebrere SubenO Grz
friidungsitdtten perben fir @peiie unb
Srant iorgen, tpeitbin ii9tbar tpirb iiberaQ
bic SABINE bes @ambrinus tpeben, itattli9e
8iertempel erbeben fi9 a1erorten, fir ieben
@ef9mad 1T Sorge getragen, uno ipenn
ni@ts am 1. Mai fertig fem iolte, oieie Sem
pei bes 9ambrinns iinO es ii3erli9!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06
Husband.

= Sn Wien tit Der 8ilbbauer profeFor
Silgner an einem 6er3f9lage seftorben.
Stlgner tpurbe am 25. Sftpber 1914 in
preBburg geboren. Nuf Der 8erliner Subj
ldums7@usitellung 1866 erbielt er als elm
3iger 8ilbbauer bic groBe golbene Mebaiae.
Siefelbe Meoaille erbielt er auf Der Miin6ez
ner internationulen &unitdus iteQung 1892.
Sem Wo3artz9 entmal ion in nd9iter 3eit
in Wien entbiQt perben.
= Der neueite 6ortI9ritt ouf benz Sc
biete Der &afeneinbri9e! Mus Marieiae
piro 9emeloet, baB Elm @inbru9 BEL benz
Banter 5erranO am 8Drienplabe Itattgc=
funben bat. Die 9iebe bebienten fi9 eine,
&reisidse, UNI ben biebss unb feuerIi9eren
@elbf4ranf an5ubobren. Sir ben 8etrief
Der lelben batten fte einen petroleum=
motor mitgebra4t, 10 baB bic Nr6eit lei6i
BON Staten ging, bic ben 9erren $4,000
Srs. e%intrug. 9offentli9 laifen fi9 bic ul=
tramooernen @duner lire Grfinbung paten=
tiren.
= Nd9 %gfortpe9en tpir6 Der &aif er auG
in biefem Sabt nieber cine Geife MAIDEN,
Sic TT Der 3eitung uN~ftenpoiten" 3ufolge
al1f et1e 3ett BON ni9t tpeniger BENIN adi
NoGsn bere9net uno gebt BON Bergen, mo-.
bin fi9 Der &aifer BON &iel aus be9iebt
Lungs Der &ite unb bur3 bic 6iorbe naf
9ront6eim. 8on bort aus iebt Der &aifel
bic &etie norbnGrts Lungs Der &i5te unl
bas Nprotap umi9iffenb Bis 8abs0 an
Warangerfiorb fort. 8ie Die genannte Bet
tung ia9t, tpGre es mOgli9, baB ou9 bic
&at1ertn oteie Gei1e, tpentgitens gum She'll
mitma9t.
Der bon ben Senaten Der brei FREEZER
9anieftdbte gum banfeatii9en @efanbter
ON 8erliner 9ofe ertpGblte Senator Or
&liigmann mar bon 1874 Bis 1880 &ei6s=
tagsabgeorbneter Der @tabt 2ibed, qebDrt;
als fol9er Der natipnaQiberalen s~Sractior
an urb befleibete bas Nmt zines S9rift=
tubrers oes Gei9stags. 1880 gum Genats=
mitgliebe ertpdblt, entfultete CT cine umfana.
rei9e Sbdtigfeit Defenders in ben GefIprts
Der Gei9sz unb austpGrtigen Mnqeleqenbei.
ten. 9en beritorbenen 9eIanbten Or. arii=
ger 6at Or. &liigmann lGngere 53eit bertre=
ten. Die Wabl pirb als cine Ie6r gliidli6t
beaei9net.
Die @rbebnng bes Meterfpfems Al
einem tntsrnationalen Aat in leBter 3eii
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06
Stretfsit9e ottr6 Die 8ctliner sc:
merbe=N 1tS iteA1tt8.
Bon YauI &imo embera.

Berlin, 10. Nprtl.
., in tpel9' be3aubernb dnmutbiger Meiie
bat ii9 bic augiitige M11tter g1atur an uniez
rer Musftelung betbeiligt! 9as lit ieBt
cine Sriiblingsiponne, bort i'm Sreptptper
parf berum3umunOeln, pie fe benz @roB=
ftdbter a9 TIL 10 felten gu She'll nirb. SIN
er1ten p%rangenben Grin iteben 8Gume unb
8IT9e, nit lei9tem, fammetdrtigem 6laum
bebeden fh9 Die &aienfld9en, buntfarbige
@rofufe unb CARTE MaibGumen iprieBan
aug ben 8eeten berbor, unb tpG6renb Stint
unb Qmfel 19on lire eriten froben 8eifen
eri6a1en la7en, bdlt auf ben Sei9en bas
@ntenbolt feline f9nattern6en 8eratbunger
ab unb 5ieben S6tpdne g%elafen lire &reife
bur6 Die blaue @uTerfldbe. Dieter pari
an ii9, i~nnerbalb Der lebten apDlf Sabre auI
iumpfigem Serrain gum S6eil bur9 Men=
i9entunit ent1tanben, fptrb ni9t am penig=
item bas @ritaunen Der Sremben erpeden,
unb audi bielen Der 8erliner 8eIu9er mar e1
bisber un6efannt, bd bieie @egenb bier bor
benz S9leif9en S6or bel urs in ni9t dQ8u
gutem Infeben ftebt unb BON ben ~ipoblbabenz
oeren &reiien bisber meift gemieben tpurbe.
limb tpie Dornebm, tpie itattli9 prdientirt
it4 iebt btefer Part, Der biel BON ben i90nen
en9li14en ~2anbf9oftsftben an fi9 bat unb
trpb feines i9nellen @ntftebens ni9ts Sc
tunfteltes, nibts @nges unb &leinli9es aufz
tpeiit; breittronige 8aumgruppen Ipenben
ober peroen i'm CONNER tpiGfommenen
S9atten fpenben, Slieber unb Sasminbeden
f3lieBen lauf9ige 8ubeplGb9en elm, pG6z
renb bier bds 4uge itb ausruben fann auf
bi9tem 2anb, f9peift bort Der 8lid unqez
binbert iiber peite &aienflG9en, Die BON fee
artigen 8eipdfern Ourh5ogen iinb.
8isber par Der parf bur9 bic Sreptotper
@haufee in atpei Sbeile 5~ergliebert, bic ieBt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06

2ber au9 bies biirfte linn ni9ts belfen, ba
man ia i'm 8runbe genon1men Dteoer ni9ts
Nnbers fprbert, als Elm 9eburts5eugniB, bas
nun einmal fir i'm ri9t'5u baben 1T. Sem
Ietn Batter bate it9 fetner 3ett mitten i'm
11rtpalbe angeitebelt, Elm Stiid 2ano urbar
gema9t, unb bter in Der @tlbniB tpurbe Der
iebige 8etperber UNI bas 2eip3iger 8iirger=
rebt geboren, fern db BON Stanbesbeamten,
prieitern pber anberen 8erIonen, bic bas
freubige @reigniB in Der 8lodbitte bGtten
peraei9nen f0nnen. Wenn man in 2eip3ig-
BEL Der ungepObnli9en Sage bes Safes ni@t
elm @in1eben bat, tpirb Der Mann tpobl bar
auf ber5i9ten miiifen, fi9 2eip5iger 8iirger
unb fd4fif3er Staatsnntertban gu nennen.
Die gtats fGrfe bes beutI6en 6eeres
fir bas @tatsidbr 1867 1teGt ii3 pie
foGqt: greuBen = 17,715 Offi5iere; 6O,489
nnteroffi5iere (936 Observation-Disclosures,
4766 @pteleute, 1897 2a5aretbgebiilfen,
1890 1ontige unteroffi3iere); 371.278
@emeine Q2,O23 @pieGeute, 1491 Inter
la5uretbge6alfen, 5472 Observation-Disclosures
fer, 352,292 &apttulanten, %fontige 8efreite
unb gemeine); 1917 Mi1itGrdr5te; 859
3ablmeii tier, Militdrmuftinfpictent, Mertz
tGttenborf eber Bel Der 2uftf9tfferabtbetz
lung; 454 &oBdrate; 1923 8ii9fenma9er
unb @affenmeiter; 70 Sottler; 76,8O8
9ienfpferbe. 8aDern - 2557 Sffi3iere;
8840 unteroffiaiere Q38 3ublmeifterafpiz
ranten, 651 Spteleute, 218 2a3aretbgebilz
fen, 1888 f%onfige l1nteroffi3iere); 54,246
@emeine Q818 Spieleute, 219 unterlaaaz
retbgebu1fen, 843 acknowledgements,
81 1866 &apituGanten, fonftige @efreite unb
9emeine); 247 Militdrdrate; 124 3ublmeiz
tier unb 8erftdttenoor fte6er; so &oBGrate;
121 8i9fenma9er; 10 @attGer; 10,128
9ienftpferbe. @abfen = 1903 Sffi5iere;
5461 unterofft5iere (83 3ubGmeiiteraipiran>
ten, 400 Spieueute, 1874 2a5aretbgebilfen,
1885 ~lonitige l1nteroffi3tere); 1880 Sc
meme QO98 SpieGeute, 135 interchangeable
gebilfen, GA Observation-Disclosures, 32,113
&apitulanten, %fonftige @efreite unb Sc
meine); 141 MilitdrGr8te; Is 3abImeifter;
Al &oBdr3te; 72 8ii9fenma9er; 6 Sattler;
6252 Oienftpferbe. @irttemberg = 912
Sffi3iere; 1854 ltnterofft5iere go 3abGmei=
fteroipiranten, 24O Spie1eute, 81 9a5aretbz
gebilfen, 1898 fonftige unteroffi5iere);
19,745 @emeine COS @pieleute, 80 Inter
Ga5aretbgebiiIfen, 298 Observation-Disclosures
fer, 1867 &apttulanten, fonftige gefreite
unb @eneins); IS MaiGitdrdr5te; 46 3abGz
meiiter; % &OBdr5te; As 8ii9fenma6er;
4 Sattler, 419O S%ienftpferbe. Snsgez
fammt: 22,687 Sffiaiere; 1904 l1nteroffiz
5iere q2T Observation-Disclosures, 6O66
SpieGeute, 1880 2d5aret6ge6iGfen, 68,851
~Ionitige 11nterOffi5iere); 479,229 @emeine
Q5,647 @pie1eute, 1927 l1nterlu3aretbgez
bi1fen, 1927 Observation-Disclosures, 454,428
&apitulanten, f%onitige @efreite unb Sc
meine); 2O9O Militdrdr5te; 11O2 3a6lmeiz
tier, Militdrmuiit it, Snfpi5ient, @ertftdttenz
9oriteber BEL Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
578 &oBGrate; 1861 8ii9fenma9er unb
@affenmeiiter; SO Sattler; 97,378 9ienft=
bferoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06

bra6te bic @enbarmerie in @rfabrung, baB
bic misunderstanding in etnem Stale gefar=
qen gebalten nurbe, porduf cine 9dusbnrAz
fu9uu9 por9enpmenm tpurbe. 9ierbet faro
man bic @tiir3linger i'm 8ubitaae i'm Stro3
fiben, tpsl9es i6r 5uglei3 als S3ldf1teue
biente. sic mar nur Guberit not9ourfttg be-
fleibet, 3lm 5telett abgemagert nnO ltrObte
BON @9muB. 06re Nabrung ioa nur aus
@rbdpfeln unb &raut beItanben baben.
5el6ItDeritGnoli9 purbe gsgen ben u1z
menI9li9en 8alern Die ftrafgert9tlt4e I'M
teriu3ung eingeleitet.
= Sie italienif9en @erlute in Der
94la9t bon Mbua iinb 10 groB gefpe1en,
baB man bieie @9la9t gu ben blutigten bss
S%abrbunberts re9nen fann. Gus Der 3dbl
Der mad Mbicaja be3iebungspeile Asn1ara
3uriidgefebrten ldBt ii9 einigermaBen DIE
2ite Der @efaGenen unb 8etmtBte1 (9ez
fangenen), iiber bic eine officieQe, itGere
9tatiitit nod ni9t beite6t, bere4ner. Us
erqeben 1t6 fir bic bret 8rigabsn ~folgenoe
Gerlute: 0ritte 8rigabe, &eierbe C@uera)
81 psf, erite 8rigaOs (4rimonbD 81 p9t.,
5tpeite grigabe Ga 8ormibo) SO psf. 9a
nun Die 3peite 8rigabe Ga gormtba) am
l~dnglten i'm Sample mar, 10 er6eat, baB Der
aid3ug tpeit gefa6rOoler tpar, als Die
99la6t felbI It. 8as Die NrtiGerte b%etrtftt,
10 trat DieTelbe nit 9 8atterien e S9nea@
feuerz, 7 @ebirgsbatterien), 43 Sffi5teren
unb 400 Mann in bic S9la9t Elm. gon
Der Manni9aft febrten MIR 25 Sftt5tere
unb 1856 Mann 5uriid, 10 bdB % Stf15tere
unb 1000 Mann ftelen, begin. nerntBt pnrz
ben; aIfo Elm 8erluI bon ettpa 70 pGt.
Sin. Monn, Der bereits 20 Sabre in
2eip3ig nobnt unb ieBt 2eip5iger 8ir9er uno
fd91i19er Staatsangeb0riger perbe1 mo9te,
1T babur3 in 8erlegenbeit gefeBt poroen,
baB bic 8eb0rbe bon ibm Die 8etbrt1tgllt9
zines @eburts3eugntfes forberte. @r bat
nGmGi6 in einem urpalOe @meritds bas
Qi9t Der Welt erblidt unb TT in 5olge oe11et1
auBer 5tanbe, bas Derlangte 3eugntB bel3u@
b%ringen. @uf feline 8pritedangen bin TT
man inn Iopeit entgegengefommen, cine =
beslaubigte 8ei4einigung gu perlanger'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06
6robe frnms6Tf0e WttB9riMe att
MdSaoaSf1t4

9aum batten fi9 Die Sran3ofen mad
16peren Opfern an @ut unb 8lat Die
@9ubberrf9uft iiber Die groBe afritanif9e
sSnfel Mubagasfar errungen, 10 gerietben fte
bur9 bieIelbe in aaerlei gerlegenbeit.
cSS6re neueft Miniitertrifis, Die f~iinfunbz
breiBi9fte in ibrer iebigen fiinfunb5tpan3igz
iGbriqen &epublit, %entitanb baOur9, baB Der
franaDIif9e @enat benz Miniiterium 8ourz
qepis Die 8e%piGigungen fir Mabagasfar
peripeiqerte unb babur9 biefes Miniiterium
gu ieinem &iidtritte 3tpang. 9o9 Dorliegenz
Der 4rtifeG foG BON fran3Diff9en Mibgriffen
ouf Maba9asfar felbf, banbeln.
&aum bdtten bic Srun3pfen Die 9obaS
urf Mabagasfar niebergenprfen, 70 begann
Elm anberer 8oltsftamm bortiger Ginbeimiz
f9er, Der Stamm Der Sabaoalos; einen Nufz
ftanb gegen Die Sran3ofen, pel4er mebreren
bon bieIen bas 2eben foftete.
Stun bat Die ben 5ran5oien gebDrige, i'm
inbii9en S3ean gelegene Snfel Reunion els
men eigenen @ertreter i'm fran30fif6sn &b<
oeorbnetenbduIe in Der Perfon bes bic Ser
bGltni1Ie auf Mabdgdsfar aus rigener Nnz
59auung genau tennenben 9errn 8runet,
Ser erfLGrt ober bic neuen l1nruben baielbit
gona einleu9tenb 10:
Die fran3Dif9e Hegierung begging 9lei9
BON oDrnberein einen groBen Sebler, tttbsm
iie ben alien @runbiab divide ct i'm
pera" (utbctle un6 berri6e~) nibt be-
riidii9tigte unb ben 6obds bic 8erpaltun9sz
berrf9aft iiber bic anberen 8Dlfer19aften
Mubagdsturs iiberlieB. Die 6obus bepobz
men 0as Smerina=6o9lanb, bic Mitte be-
Sniel, unb iibten bisber auf bic iibrigen
@olfstdmme berfelben cine @epalt6errz
f3aft aus. 9tefe anberen StGmme begriiBz
ten IS ba6er nit Sreuben, baB bic SDrannei
Der 9obas bur9 Die 6ran3Dfen gebro9en
tporben fet. 9arin tduf6ten tie ii9 iebo9,
tpeil Sranfrei9 ben 9pbas, tpenn aub unter
feiner Quft6t, Die 8erpaltung Mabagas>
fars bon iiberlteB. @s tpdre better g~etpe1en,
ben Safdldbe, ben Mntdnfdrs unb 1pgdr ben
f~leineren Stdmmen Mabagasfars tire Ell
gene Orgdnifation unter Der 4ufi9t Sranfz
rei9s gu geben. Die 6pbas miB6rau9en
iebt pie friber lire Ma9t unb treiben ba=
bur9 bic anberen Stdmme gum @uftanb.
Oarutter leibet natiirli9 audi bas 4nie6en
5ranfreihs, nit beKen 8iligung bies gez
-f9iebt. Weit f9limmer 1T es iebo9, baB ii9
bic 5ran5oien felber gum 6enfersamte berz
geben. Die BON ben 9Obdgeribten 5umeiit
perbdngte Strafe 1T bic 5obesfrafe unb bieie
tpirb ieBt bon frun80ff9en SOloaten ausgez
fibrt. Sin befreunbeter Offi5ier, Der it4
eegentpGrtig in Paris b%efinbet, beftdtigt mir
bies. @r purbe felbit in Mabagastdr BON
Der fran30fif9en gtegierung nit Der @usfubz
rung bon Spbestrafen an ben @ingeborenen
bur9 fran30if9e Solbaten beauftragt. es
lit ieIbfDeritdnOli4, pab bieie art Der fraaz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-06

sDff9en 6erri9aft in Mabagusfar bOfes
8lut ma9t."
0ieIe Sborbeiten unb Sruufamfeiten, bic
an bqs @ebabren bes Or. Peters in einem
onberen S6eile 4frita's %erinnern, fa1en BEN
Miniiterium Bourgeois CUR 2aft. Sof
Iu9te IS bieielben mod bpr feirem Stur7
pieber gut gu MAIDEN, inbem es ben fran50iiz
f4en Generals efiOenten auf Mabdeasfa'
beauftra9te, Elm ettpas anberes 8erfabren
ein3uf9la9en. @ef9isbt Sebteres, 10 fperz
ben aber ipobl bic 9obus pieber auffGBiQ
tperben.
9as Miniiterium Bourgeois bat ba BEN
neuen MiniIterium Meline cine bOie Suppe
eingebrpdt!