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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-26
cninml,ln cnuntr Rasifle-.

Dayton, June 2s.-Special.-~A grand rati-
0esf.on meeting was held In the court
house here ON June - TIE band parad-
81 the streets anvils and cannon were
fred, and nearly everybody men. women
and children. TUNED out. The courthouse
was packed. and many persons were turn
ed swsy. The enthusiasm was great.
Speeches were made by ". r. Ford. OF
Seattle. and John BrTnlng. OF Dayton The
speeches OF both these gentlemen were
clear expeditions Of the issues OF the cam
palzn. and elected great applause from
the splendid audience OF earnest listeners.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-26

Lyman Trumbuil was born a. Coiehes-
ter. Conn, October Z. 1913. His ancestors
on both sides were distinguished and
highly honered. His father was a son OF
Rev. Or. Benjamin TrumbuN, graduated
from Yale. and eminent IN Craftsmanship
as well an theology and Jurisprudence.
His mother. Elizabeth Mathe-, was q
iinesi descendant OF the great author and
divine. Increase Mather. and OF John
Rogers. the Christian martyr burned at
Srnithheld, England, 1856. Trumbuil and
Mathsr are names interviewer In the
very fiber Of the religious and political
history Of connecficut. for two centuries.
IN peace and war. Grandfather Benjamin
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Tacoma June Especial The warrant
investigating committee made public It's
report tonight. IL finds that nearly all
Of the outstanding warrants were Issued
within the constitutional limit. The COM
mlttee recommends that the Roggs war
rants be not paid To this Councilman
whitty and g. H. Stone. OF the committee.
dissent Two members. Murray and Tur-
ner. dissent from the entire report
The flremen. who have several months
salary due. today notified the mayor that
they would have 20 stop work In july IN
less az least partly paid. The council Is
expeeteA 70 provide for them.
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Emperor Dom Pedro, OF Brazil. ana
brought about the revolution by his I'M
popularity, and Ferdinand, Duke or Aien-
con: and two daughters. the eldest or
whom, Princess Marguerite or orleans,
married Prince Ladislas C2artor 80 The
Duke of Nemours was exiied with the
other royal princes by the republic, but
was afterward permitted to return. He
bore a most striking resemblance 10 his
ancestor. King Henry w. OF jovial men,
Dry One was almost tempted 10 believe.
on seeing the duke. that IL was the we'll
known statue OF the king that had des-
cended from his horse and had donned
nineteenth century garments. Mean In
money matters. as are all the members
OF the house OF Orleans. the Duke OF Ne
mours was the meanest. He was known
10 haggle for half an hour at a furrier's
in Paris over the price or couple or Wild
cat skins. which he wanted TO trim the
collar OF his overcoat. At Bushey park.
residence near Windsor lent 10 him by
HIS relative. Queen Victoria, they tell
story of how. when walking one day In
the grounds. he came upon a gardener.
who. while digging UP a flower bed. turned
Up a 5-shilling piece. The dukes
attention having been attracted to the
spot. the man at his request showed him
the coin, and after looking at it a minute
his royal highness eoolly pocketed the
money and walked away. leaving the poor
gardener staring after him with open
mouth. Nor can the Duke of Nemours be
be described as a very brave man, al
though he had held the rank OF general OF
the French army and was the only suryiv
Ing knight OF that iilustrous order of
chivalry the order OF the Holy Ghost,
the jewel OF which consists OF
diamond dove. for on the occasion
OF the popular outbreak in 1S4s. which
from the throne, the Duke of Nemours
and his brother the Duke of Montpensier.
mindful only of their own safety, took TO
flight, leaving their wives and small chill
dren in the hands OF the mob and exposed
20 a considerable amount OF insult and
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Madrid June %--The senate. nv vote
- = 90 a. retectet th~ motion made ~
SensteF Cosass on Monday during TIRE as
cUesfon 90 the Altianca incident. provli-
ing fer Al amendment e the ROYAL aa-
dress terssnltnx that Tho protocol ~ rSgT
With the United States ~ renowned n,
view 81 the inequality ~ rights 81 srsrs-
iah aaA American ciiisens under present
conditions
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Cuy<hoga Fails. o. June zz-Iypou the
application % Erksine l.. Babcock and
tbs Akron Betting Company. j. A. Long
was today appointed receiver Of the Falls
River Machine Company. The company
has an indebtedness Of Es9.duo and tne
asssls are estimated At SEls.e0o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-26

New York, June 25.-The national Arme-
MAN relief committee has received a cable
gram from Its agents in Eastern Turkey
as follows: Extreme need in Diaroekir
Harpoot and adjacent regions. Funds
almost exhausted: Insignificant compared
with the needs. Many people obliged to
subslst on grass and roots. We have
brought them through the winter. and
must not leave them to perish. Appeal
with great urgency"
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TRUMBULL is DEAD.
The Author Of the Amendment
Abolishing Slavery.
One os the Founders Of the Rspubiican
Parsy-Afserward Debs' Counsel
and Advoests or Populism-

Chicago. June z.-ITnan Trurbuu died
az O'Clock this morning at his home in
this city. He had been 81 a long time.
bat rallied at intervals. causing hope fna-
he might eventually recover. His last re-
lapse. however. settled his fate in the mind
OF his physicians. and the end has been
expected daily for the pas. week
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NOTABLE DEAD.

Charles Field Haviand. the china manu-
facturer. died IA Paris juno IL. aged s.
years.
Capt william Matthias died at I.eaven-
worth. Kan. Thursday. aged 3. Capt
Matthias was one of the most prominent
lawyers and politicians IN Kansas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-26
The rsrtbouake In Japan.

Yokohama, June Sit is now stated
y 900 persons were drowned and 5000 in
tllred in the recent tidal wave and earth
anakes in the northern provinces of Ja-
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MADE INSANE ny GRtsF.

chtiarea In feiaf Elitce wFeck.
Victoria. + c. 5aaa @-sse-ssl A
charge 81 s-aFsseass8 u-trff Fer.s1rrsf -
shA cts ecllss reeaga baaA thts er~as~s
tells a pgtifassv sal seorf thss - @e.4ses
20 ina trsgeay a Pesnt Eiitee efulze on
the aaeea's eir7hSsN i = entered eses-
.ite the name az f. e. Snsep&rt - ha sp
ms disaster lest his safe 4a4 sue SaA-
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London, June 15-The Globe says the
condition OF Henry NJ. Stanley. NJ. p, the
well known explorer. IS serious
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For day by day our business In - t. I
crease.
And we are rejoicing because - =
toners are well satisfied ana sacA .
everyone becomes our staunch supessH'
Day in and day out, from all parts =
state customers flock TO eur stofa
Ours Is truly great. because we IN -
right. ask what they are worth Al g
ing more. We are now holding ous g.
ing Sale. not caring TO wait TIL afsa J
ith OF July. as others do. We e6s
you now the biggest bargains 49,
bargains. Call and examine cur q
You win find just what We sAvsstA
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Tho Gar Has Jauudice.
St Petersburg. juno 25.-Ths czax Is
suffering from taundice.
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6sastAVus Wcoasoa Smith Vas As-r n
See1t eounty. Kentucky. January I. Yszz
He saz graduated So the Ua.tesa STATE.
military zca8eEny In ISE. appointed % tbs
eEgiEeer cores aHd Tor the stsnsasgueaf tso
years aaxaEed n constructing fsrtfssna-
ftans - New I.ons1n harhor. C4znn. We
Nas assistant professor cf erEineprfnr IN
the United states military academy Ia
2ss-Sss commanded SAs s2-ssExs cs-a~<x
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GEN. GUsrAvU~ w. SMITH DEAD

lie Was Rebel Commander During Part
Of the battle of Pair Oaks
New YorS. Juue zs-fSen. Gustavus W.
SnftB &lez today
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Much in Little

Il especially true Of Hood's Pills. for 10 ned
cine erer contained 90 great curative power 10
70 sznan spzee They are . whole medicine
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One OF tho Statesmen Who Accom-
plished the Union Of Canada.
81. Johns. ~. B., June S.-Slr Leonard
TsIiey died this morning.
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Bathing Suits.

Ladies' Bathing Suits, all wool.
flannel. trimmed with Soutache
braid, ali sizes. at SIS and ~
each
Misses Ali-wool Bathing
Suits, neatly trimmed. at s. each
Children's Aii-Wooi Bathing
Suits, all sizes. AT $50 each.
Boys Wool Bathing Suits.
all sizes. at CSC each.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-17

It's pno 9. 5. @:rr;8; 6a5arids Il.
9. 6off uno u. $. MCas.2an; 2(r5t
g8. u. Gu 9oIs; 0berz0&>iaiaiit 6.
5. So6ig6urit; 9iilfS=M}aja.niIt :.
%. &intl:o 3a3lmeiit:r .. q.
SimpTpn; @tI9Ubnl;tit:r 4:tar Son
l20 uno 3immarmlnR g. =. 3arbin.
BON rem 13 Gffi3ieren Ga5.a alIo 8
OeutI6e Namen. Die M}lIt.aen o'5
n2srror" ba5sn 1900 Pfero!traft IND
per0ea, tpje man frlpart2t, c,R Mto=
nitor eige 8eIhninoigtsit ron y
¬sn perlei0en. Gr lit $50 5llB G
3OQ lang II. Dat 6ai polor 2lu&r..1tu15
einen 8i;i8ang poa a SUB 8! 3ou.
Gr btFBt 5met GlUrme jsctr o:rI3lz
ben lit nit 3mei 10z30ui85a &1aoa;1
armirt. 2(uBsroem sr30lt tr 5mei
SsA5pfijnoer, 3rti Grsjpfjjnosr Hao
5pti 81 0&Qimetar<Gt,polDtr@&dnoS
nan. Der 8umpfpdn5ar lit 13 3oQ
bid, Ger Pan3er Oes Doroeren SOUR
mes 8 53ou II. Der 0e5 6jI1teren I3urz
mes = 3oQ. Die G2ihijBbd2te ia
ben IA 3oQ it1rta Qtltt2n ais ShuB,
Oi. 16ijrme, ME 0i, 8:idijBs pcrotn
mitteI5 pnsum1tii6at Y}di6rat1 b'=
meat.
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gcrmiidjtc tclesrapgil6e 2epcid)en.

TT Sn Gfica8o IMP per 0r3osur G9,
8. Ytters unO DIR ElI3o3roP2 SoQH
9oneQ pegen 9errelUn3 8eTdIlHlef
3pet=Gents=W|arten DetA1ft5t ooEoen.
~ Der in 9ttm=Yort o0n ISerLto
arg.tommene 0ompfer Stir O1@1lP7
ington" h1tte Iiebcn Ntann Der Ssldt=
sung Der an 10. UtGr5 an otr merltdz
niIc9an ajiite 9ci3eitertsn nor1o39IlQen
8arte "0prIoeren go" Orin'ltooD
an 9oro.
- Die IutionGl=SraonjI1t,on Der
Go5lerQrd6er fat ijt1 bsi t1rar 5ahre5z
Convention in 0olumbu5, >, tQr
SilberproQun9 crt-ort.
- Sn Detroit, D}idy 1T Die 9on3e
l(nlage Der n0tiajSdn Seefz uno PRO
0tIion=Go. abae6rannt. Der 8erluit
piro auf $4,000 geIhoat.
- IN Sd1inap, 0ltQ., ba5sn In
6cf1nnta Oo5 alts Gan.rulz 56ulcez
66uoe nit Cnnamit in bic Suit Qe=
Iprenot
- Der 45 Tabve ate oyo6n Sane
pon Tr. 534. 2om61r07tr6Bs, Qhilaz
osIpbi1. puroe oe7terr pon ieiner
7Fr5u in eir2m Streite eritoten. Die
3Trou IT per6aftst.
Ser g}eoer 6. 0}orris, Der in Den
nGtifen 3aoan in Genta, s., oe6Gnot
psroer foQts, 6.aing geitern SeI6it=
mprD i'm 0eTGnQni6, inoem er f1 Die
Qe6rp mil eir,m o417irmsi1ar Ourcbz
Irhrift
- 9ei eirerG oQi7ion ouf Der .y}enz
WprfzRenninlpariazCbioz8a6r& 6ei
8eneo6 "a. fam Ser Qofpmoti1TU6rer
W,4r;4 Gsrr ncr qPe1onino R7 nm, 2
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GiUtCgIdt,t3. tcrcdUt.s Il.
uU5C0s.ts @t..uit, $4,000
&dtgUt, 0HJ1'5 Cciig
r1raci5ri.hcu 10 f0l.2l
Yle Guotycg 2!nip.!i5, l-.2
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0lnfrnhr fcrbioer EabriFarbeiter.

Ri6mono, 3D.. 10. @pril. -
Cine 2ln3a9l yie8sr, 2lrbeiter IN Den
So60fen in Dem Crte 9J}ar W(ooops,
fette qeitern einen Strife ms Q8ert,
inn cine 2o6n erb06ung gu er5pin8en.
0urh 0epaitt6utsn uno Ginltuhte@
rung Iuhtsn lie i4rer 5oroerun8 9(od=
Orud gu 8eben. &ormeno uno to5eno
rotteten lie it6 Dor Den 6a6ritQcbduoen
3uIammen, miB6anOeltsn Die 2ln5eItellz
ten uno 3erIt0rten b4tr0htIide5 Gigenz
tbum. Sine bapaffnete S6uBmannz
inaft muBte geqer Die 2lufrjj6rer elm
Ihreiten. S6iiNe trahten, Poli5etz
tnijppel Ihluqen orein rmo Die yte9er
muBtsn i6r 5eil in Ibne(Ier 6Iuht iu=
6en. @tnen 3ootsn unO einen Der
punoeten lieBen ijs auT Dem nS6lahtz
fsloe" 3uriid. SEPT bcrri6t mteoer
Ru6e uno Gronung in N&dr M}aoons.
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W}a0rio, IS. 2lpriL. - Die
W10l6,amten in W!aorio Iino ne9on
Ser 6;i ri 0abi poygstommtn:n &5:z
r.gul1ritGten git elmer Strlfs non il
5uEoart BsIeta3 Darurthailt Doro1n.
Die srn16,tsn libsraI3n Ganoi01tsN
pou,n rsii3nirtn. Der N}lrQu;5 ocn
E15r;n1na lit auF9sTorOsrt pocs;n,
sois;n DIR 9eIhulO;sun9 oss Wlua;=
3jpdlr1t6e8 pon Wtaorjo, oaB Iicb Der
7eIbe cprrupte 8rattittn BABE gu
Sauloan tommen I1i7sn, 5000 Q2ia=
.1s 8Ur9i61Tt Tiir itjnen 8ro52B gil
TtsG.n. Der Marqui5 nei8srt ij6,
Die gUrgi6aft gu italsn uno ertL6rt,
oaB Die 2lnflugen auf Dabr6sit baruz
6en. Gr 5iebe es Dor, IN oas 8efGng=
niB 5u 8t3sn, als 8ir9itoft gu tel
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Corruption il6crGa.

GIIlff4e,g2n.5umar 3trl1t2t.
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Wadllathen inr ,,Gl1rz" "SsataErOpbc.
user bc,abIt fur efe g>cnfasnlc5en

gpttero1m, 10. 2(pril. - Die
OeutIt. llntariut1uu53z mtIz
Ge Den ltnsersca3 oes rgtproo2Gtl9:n
2Lo9oz G1mpF.r3 Sit" ru 80. Sdz
ru3r 1895 oGrG can brit;itl1 Ddnz
pier nGro:G;t" 5n untlyIu,5en h1:tt,
9ab 1,u:t i3r Suta2t.n al, Dona4 o;s
C;5.nt5Um:r Der nGracbie" o.m
gylorooautiUan 2IoDo" cine GatIt0-
otaun8 BON 5C5,C0O G;ulc,a nit Gin
len pom 2. WtGr5 1895 all 3aAltn
,r-;;i1.-,
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3yalI6c Grbrn,
Srosi Setriiaes bcaebrteu lad, cIner Sirteriai
fcuid,aTt in Tcurici,laltc

49, 80 = ~-''~N
% 9 0, 10. NPr,L. - 8'or5'
.. Sart:noort 60 Sabre ait, uao
9snrp Y. 9arttnoort, o.s gr1tsran 26=
Jabti9er Sobn, 1tno 3,:r .pe8'n osr'ufz
tsHSrbl3oftsl4 l4nino'Is osrbaTtet nor
Den. Yer 9oter mi Dem SoEne fItz
tn eta;n aar 145'dsn Plan erood1t,
un IN oSaS3iIB e'n'5 nert2oou'n!t1d'-
lanes IN Sa9eTn 81 9'Ian85n. 4uf
Ss:1S:olR stnsf 51oN 0f1r8dT't9'
SuHfto'< aus 0CH53p2r5 Durc2n
pare EettU85r, oura 9'rm'ttsyun9
poH NootP6 Solt3ort IN Jttn@Yort,
per sin3Stsftsft.
Qorttnoort lan., ertuno:3ts II1 oor
5ipeI 5o9r:n bsi oS1 Sa3orosn IN Sa9z
ern llad7 sin?r ttr &o3n y. HiPper9'r
9Slf'alTtttH gfol11t. gr iuhts oan
8Iau9an 5u erpafSa, odb tr lfIb't ocr
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Nrrlaflnn urn aebcnshgrlul1.

C5ica8o, =. 2tpril. IT. 5n ben
8e5Guo.n Ser nG5tca3osr 5auernert=
g., na6t Gro5: PoiN., erai8nate IiD
6aute cine 4uiotr Grp,0iior, nobel
3ns; 2lngsIteQte 8et0otat uno orai osr=
pun0et purOsn. Od5 @e5duos 1T
fat total 3artriimmert. 82.0otst mur=
Ben Der IS Sabre alte Ritolau5 9urrs
uno ieina Is Sabre alte Shmeiter Y(a-
rie 8urre. Der @ormunn W}. Sic
Bert uno Die 2(r6sitar G. OreD uno ..
G. GQnnartol purO:n Icbp:r rar.'3t.
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Gilhernc 1ubClifICr.

ct. 0ouiz, U2o., Is. 2(pr;l. -
U}:t GsTa1s uno 8easrtlun8 5at osr
n0eutorta 8aIdngo.r.;n, elmer o,c
siIrigit:n 0autIa1n 9lrsina Der Staot
Ct. 2ou;s, i3in ii,5eras5 Su5.G1um
qeTe;ert, moran iic6 Der n5re;s uiun=
n.rtor," Der n}oro 81. 2ouis Euaz
o.5hor," Der n0eit Ct. @ou:5zLurn=
&ara:n." osr n@ieOartcaa5 o.r 0,-r=
mdrr5I65ne" uno o.cit:3o:na oa9-re
ar5:Is5sGe osut5te 8.rs;ne bsta:i.:s=
in. Die Je;st f1no in DIR Safe o:r
y7cs;en G:msin9s" TAFT. G:l trtez
rsiIantes N}oment Der 5,;cr mar o15
OGanssOu:tt Der 50. 8. S&rs:G.r
IND 9enrD 4;e91nO, o@lla,;4s
7Su6rt, oer e:r};8ea ro6 lt6aao.a
U}:tbsgriinoer uno g5re~n:.gliscsc
Op5 W2reins.
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Scrrrr." "
Der ucue NipuitUr in Sienff aeffcflt.


y 2ep : 9 OFF, 16. Q(pril. - Der
Wonitor n3error" lit ofFi3ieu in 0ienit
9eiteQt Doroen, o6pobl er in W;rfli6z
felt ri6t DOR Gnos M1i in 37untttpn
tretsn t1nn. 2lm U}ittag puroe Die
9eiaBung - 172 W1rn - pon Der
n9ermOnt" na3 Der y5error" ii6er=
Tij5rt uno in Die Qu1rtiere pert6tilt.
oaHn idmmeltsn ii4 bic MannI6aTttn
nisoer auf 0ed. I'm 2 ll6r eri6iez
nan @ommanoeur S. s. Merrp, Der gs=
9;n!pdrtig imSdiff56aubofs ais COM
manOirsnOer GlpitGn fun9irt, uno
5ommln0eur R. ~. BERN, bic FIag9a
purOs gs6iBt IND idlutirt, id]lteBlih
r,rIa5 &upt. g. j.. 9orrin8ton oen
8efsbl 'SstretGr 9erbert's, ourA pel=
den ois' y5error" i.inem Commando
unteritellt lpirD, uno oamit Eatte bic
Ger,nonie i6r Gn0s errei6t. d.
OTfi3iere beS n3srrOr" finO: Gapitdl
3. s. 6arrirgton, GommanOeur;
2itutanant Commander 5reberid
Singer; lieutenant s. 81. 9olm,
NaOisatur; 2isatenants s. 6, Cur
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0a3embar 1855.


oTr.#-T.4 $1,000, -; r,ri9,l;4, F'777--'0- I I
sstagi;ls:a -.''.'' -" @3@
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Srci Sin0er in rlner SGeuuc ter
brallut.

5unttngton, 80. 9u., 15.
2(pril. - 8eitsrn 2l6eno Darbrannt;a
ore; tl;ins &inoar ponS6srioan M}oo=
II in elmer S6aune, Die 6si Dam 40
02silen iUplia oon bier geIe8snen elz
tsrIiaan 6auIe itano, 3u 5oos. Sir
6attsn iia in Die Sasuns basa6sn, I'm
bort gu ipielen; cine bdlbtStunos ipGz
ter mar lie in Jldmmen e;n8s3iilt uno
DIR 3ugan3 a6geI6nttten. Die Wtutz
ter Der Rinosr mar aQein in Der 9tG5e,
6ulfe tonnte ubar ni9t geleiitet perz
Den. Die &inber ipielten pabrz
I4ainIi4 nit Strei4b0l5ern.
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SsutermGtiomnGc @o:,fcrens fns see
Si1uatc.

GonHrn, IS. 2Ipril. 80 MI {
a." : St;mman fat oa5 ipi.ono:1,
ltr;ar6-a@ GOu2ita o2n 9irt6t o:3
&oriiBeno.a 5u 0uniten Der 8eQel -
osr 01I2in8toner in.trn1tioaa.ea
Ionf,ren3 3ur 6eitItcGun3 0,r S;gn1z
le fir bic Sasfahrt eati6ieo.H. Ge=
gan o:sis 3t9el bait; ii4 Osr 9dup.@
m;oerItlH0 Der brit;ihsn S6ifitr uao
4 u -, Z. dr. -.r:clt,+
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Gng!ano'S S9trsr3cH mno Grtoit
onsncsetdlttCt.

2onoon, IS. 2lpriL. TT 9sj'm
Gtnrsjnen oe5 8uoget5 t6silta Sir
Wt6ael 6td5 8eaa baute nit, 0aB Die
2(usga6en i'm IeBten 6j5toIiahre Qr0=
ber Daren, ais i2it Dem leBtta 9roB.n
&riage, abar trogoem lei duh Der lie
barf0uB i'm S6aBamt 606er, ais je=
malS, unO Der Gr:Oit Oes 21no2s h1be
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i[rel. .SiIbcr. : 9rmufr1tcn.

Oettoit, W&i6., Is. 2(pril. =
lln9efd6r 100 prominente Oemotrlten,
oarunter Gr=C6arri6ter WcGcotb II.
Gr=Gon9raBmit8lieo Gjm. s. 5arneD,
organiIirten ainsn 5reiIil6erzGlub. Sn
Den Qebaltenen Htoan nurDe Prdfioent
GlepIlno ic6drf tritiiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-17
OlasFabrifntinu riugcHcGt.
SGurmtlicbt MISREPRESENTATION in rem Yer.
Gtdatcn ionrn am 80. w>ai gciebipHcn
f,rrSr,r

5noianapoIis, Sno, Is.
9(pril. - Sn elmer @:ri1mmlun1 otr
,8itta6ur9 Q8ia9op 0l15s2lfotja=
t.on" IND o:r nlyl5tCn 8;noon
0ll3=2 =2lTcciation" muyo2 b2IAloT2n,
nc3.u o,r usl:rTUllt6sit c.5 0las=
marsta5 ale 7F:nIttrglas Ta6rittn III
o,a Ger. St1asen an %. 0tdt 81
7bl:s5,n. ljngsfa6r 80 Der bsoea=
ttnoa.n 0llsfa1rit1n.tn o;s Ga0ot3
moanttn Der Neriamm.NnI n...
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noA ME 10 bo3 geItanOen.
G8iQ ole Gaftantcm nidDt aus ocr'
sSelicr boIcu.

NeaPeG, IS. 2(pril. TT Der uGorz
yiero 9(dpoIi" gis6t DER it1lic0iiten
Reaierun9 c:n gtot6, entpso2r aaiia=
ii i'm Suoan auf5u9eben, ooer Die eng
lNte Hs3isuua9 an3ubalt:n, oaB Sta
li:n fijr biz 6eTt61ltun8 jen:s @laBes,
paId32r MIR Gn8lano sum @ortReiis
r,r2icht. I'll futichIOiQtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-17
&entudp fIr 0oI0nG4.

Qoui8oiIle, &D., Is. 9(pril. -
Die repu6litaniIde Staat5 = Gonoen=
tion inooIiirte Den 8ouo. 9raolep ais
PrdIioentI6aft5= uno in
itruirte Die Delegation, in 3Deiter 2in:e,
fir UtcainIep gu Itimmsn. 2Tn Ger an
genommtnan 4lattform ertIGrt Iih Bic
Gonoentioa 5u @unitsn Ger @olc.pGh=
run9. Giner Der erp06lt1a C,.s8at.n
III ell Nedir.
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@mBtano fabrt Ole @crpanSIuuaen

Gon0On, 10. GPril. - Dr. 8a~
r;iar Correspondent Der nIims3" mel
o.t: n&js ih erf1hrs, tejtet nu0n'bc
9}uBlaHo, uno 5nar auf oirett, oG:n-
acting" Jrantreih'5, :, Die g, bana.
lanQsn hit Gn9loHo 6;n7:tt iW o,r
2n.(Srnc oitlnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-04-17
SG,nee n,tF GiSiiietl.

8aIermo, Is. 2tpril. - Sin
6aFtigar Sturm, b:g.eitst BON iaDersm
SaneefaQ, fsgte beute iiber Si3ilisn
uno ri6t,te 8roBen SdaOen an. Bier
5aiff6riids ijno Bis jeBt 8emelost
.pprpen.
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giu3 Dem Sunern WargIann'S uuS
ncn angrrn;cnoen Staatcn.


SpicIttH NIT etnem II G
OOlDar.
Sm 61uIe oe5 6armsr5 2tal;osr
na6s Cumberland, Wto., nuros Die 10
Sabre ulte 9eTic Shn3joer, Elm 6uit
Der Tlmilie, poa Dem IA id6rj1enSohz
ne 2i6ljoer'5 ourh un9ljjtlihen 3us
Fa0 tootQeIuoFen. Die &iroer Doreu
nit lnoIr,n &inOern alleiu I'M 6duie,
as lie Elm GerduIb Dtrn1hmen, oI5
penn Gia6rehar in Der y}Gbe Q3peIen
pGr,n. Der iunqe Ginlioer iucbte Ell
u.a J}.DDlper berDOr uno Iutte ol5
6au9 in @cIcQI6aft 8eTie'5 d6. 2ll5
At ein,u Cieb 3u Ieben permeinte fcu=
trt. Der Gudbt, trof dber Die tleine
@sTi, unO }ndr t00tli6.
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u I + en-, Is. 2lpril. - 8OnTg Cs=
fur t6etlte 6eutt Die 0iploma uHo NE
0ltQ.n an Die 8gpinnar Der Yreiie in
Dan at4letiitJen Spieten aus. Die
Sitg,r paraoirten DG3r.no ocs Spie=
lens Der Acknowledgement au.r per
tretanen Nu;ionen our6 Od5 Stdo,on,
norauf Der 80nj9 Die ol9mPiiAtn
5piele iijr Qei2loiien ertldrte.
Die 8eIommt5u6l Der 2(t6Leten,
pel6e &rdn3e er6ieItsn, mar A, IND
3par Il 2tmeritaner, 10 @riehen, lie
ben 0eutibe, 3Ipei lln9orn, 3psi
2luitraIier, 3nei Oeitreid3er, ein Cdne
uno elm S6neoe. g}uh Den Geremonjtn
Der @rti5oartheilung hielt 0o5 Snter=
rationale Gomite, nsl1e5 Die 2trrangez
ment5 9etroIfer butts, in Der @ohnun9
BEG 8rorprin3tn cine 8eriammIun9,
in nalhar baIhlo6en maro, Die r0hTten
Spiela in 1898 in 2lt9en ab3u6olten.
Gontette gu G6cen Der Sie9er neroen
jibsrau 9eqs6en, unO Die Stoot 5eftnOst
iich nod in Der Qr0Btan SeititimmunQ.
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G-06cocn.

gf Q m, Is. 2lpril. - Sn 0rto uno
6loren3 puroen feute me6rsre Gro=
It0Be psrIpijrt. Sdaoen purDe teirer
ungerichtet.