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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02

washington, March 3D.. An opinion
was rendered by the supreme court in
the case known ais the long and short
haul case" involving the validity Of
the provision Of the interstate COM
merce act prohibiting higher charge
for q shorter than for q longer haul,
appealed from the decision Of the cir
cult court of appeals for the fifth cir
cult. The decision In the court below
was affirmed in the main, the opinion
holding that in case OF shipments from
one state TO another on true bills OF
lading railway companies could not
give special rates. Justice Shiras gave
.he decision.
Justice Brown delivered the opinion
of the supreme court yesterday in the
case of Thomas Pearsall vs.. the Great
Northern Railway company and also Of
the Louisville and Nashville Railway
company VS.. the Commonwealth OF
Kentucky as to the right of parallel
and competing railway lines to consol-
idate. holding in the case Of the Great
Northern that it could not under It's
charter and IN opposition to the act OF
the Minnesota legislature of 1874 be
consolidated with the Northern Pacific,
as was sought to be accomplished. JUS
tices Field and Brewer dissented In
the Kentucky case like opinion was
rendered
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02
WILL DISCUSS ANTIToXIN.
Feature 81 the Central Wisconsin Med
zeal Society Meeting Today.

Madison March 81
The Central Wisconsin Medical So
ciety viii h).d its fourth quarterly
meeting ia this city today. Dr. J n.
English, of Baraboo is president of the
society, Dr. G. s sheldon, Of this city.
secretary and treasurer The program
Includes . paper by a lady member. Dr.
Mia h sharp. Of this city, on Neucler-
~ Ia Malignant Growth a feature Of
thn program Will BE- symposium on
bacteliology participated In by Drs
u ID Russell ] 4 Jackson, {. Al Har-
per, /. K lIeqd aud Alice j. Goetsch.
81 Madison and Dr Il II NV. BeIoit.
and discussion on ouitoNiu in diph-
theria NJ nr ] Noer. Stoughtau. III tie
affirmative and Or + c. Helm. Beloit,
w TO- negative followed ~ personal
Experiences 10y members Of The society
Ih members will have banquet at
the capital house nj sop m.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02
PRINCETON DEFEATS RUTGERS

Princeton, n. J., March Sl.-The
baseball season opened here today with
q game between the Princetons and
Rutgers, "a which the tigers had every
thing their own way The visitors
were unable to meet the strong pitch
ing of the Princeton twirlers, but the
home team batted Captain Poole all
ever the field, securing nineteen hits
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02
BIG COMBINE.
New Company to Control the Water
power OF the Fox.

Oshkosh, March 3l.-The organiza-
tion Of the Neenah and Menasha water
power company, the great combine that
is to control the water power all along
the Fox river, has been completed
The capital stock is half a million The
company takes the title to all the wa
ter power and will lease and regu-
late it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02

The president has nominated BenJa-
min ]. Franklin, for governor OF Ari-
kona
Evidence has reached the treasury
department tending to show that the
steamer, Commodore, did not lose her
cargo Of arms and ammunition in a
storm as reported by her captain. but
landed IL in Cuba
The secretary Of war has sent 10 the
house the report OF the survey made
for ship canal from Lake Superior to
the Mississippi The cost Of the canal
viii be from s7,5oo,000 70 s3o0Q0oo0.
The report favors the route via Alluez
bay Brule and St Croix rivers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02
DENvER's STORM.
Wind Moves Sixty-two miles an
Hour.

Denver, March 2S.-The worst wind
storm experienced in Denver in two
years prevailed yesterday. the wind
reaching velocity of sixty-two miles
an hour. Telegraph lines on all rail
roads in the southern part of the state
are demoralized. At Cripple Greek the
shaft house on the Little Daisy mine
was blown down, killing John Hay and
severely injuring John Harmon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02
KNOCKED sENsELEss,


New York, March 3lThree thous-
and spectators witnessed Jack Ever
hardt kuoct out Horace Leeds, before
the Empire Athletic club in Long ISL
and last night, The fight was hot
one. lasting fifteen rounds. Leeds made
a specially Of stomach punches, and
Eyerhardt paid particular attention to
Leeds face. When finally felled
Leeds remained unconscious and in a
critical condition for half hour.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02
Is IN HONDURAS.
Much Discussed Whereahout of the
Bermuda Settled.

Puerto Cortes, Honduras, March 81,
The steiner Bermuda, from New
York which. 1t is alleged, landed arms,
ammunition and filibustering expedi-
ton on the coast of Cuba, has arrived
mere. Her mission has been locke
upon as of great Importance to the in
surgents OF Cuba.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02
is DISMISSED.
The Court Martial Conyicts Inspeesol
Kershner.

Washington. March 27.-Meale'a
Inspector Edward Kershner, o. w
United States navy has been eonVls.s-
BY court martial Of violation 81 2 lan
full regulation and OF conduct tehe ls,s
To the destruction Of good morals ! u
officer was dismissed. the presiaen1 ~
proving the sentence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02
" ar TO CONTINUE.


&anagla, Nicaragua March 81. Ihe
reace commission consisting Of Dr.
Pinntente Alfaro vice president Of
salvador Gen Comnmns 81 salvador
and Senior RAMIREZ the Nicaraguan
minister for foreign AFFAIRS has re-
turned from the conference with the
representatives 81 the insnrgent. Leon
All hope Of peace is gone and the war
Nlll h continued With renewed bitter-
less
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02
FEE SYSTEM is ABOLISHED
THE LEGISLATIVE APPRoPRIA-
TIoN BILL PASSES THE SENATE.

Washington, March 2S.-At the close
OF the day the senate passed the legis-
lative appropriation BILL carrying $21,-
100000. Aside from providing the usual
appropriations, the bill is important in
effecting reform in the system Of
compensation for the United States dis
trict attorneys and marshals, salaries
being substituted for fees.
When the Legislative appropriation
bill was taken up, the pending question
was the motion of Mr.. Sherman to
strike out all provisions relating to the
change, Mr.. Villas (dem., Wis., offered
a further amendment proposing uni
form salary of $4,000 TO district attor-
neys, except that the southern district
of New York is to be left as it is at
present and giving $4,000 for the large
districts of Massachusetts, eastern
Pennsylvania, eastern Louisiana,
northern Illinois and northern Cali
fornia. Mr. Allison rep. Ia.) opposed
the practice of placing riders" on APP
preparation bills, but he regarded this
reform as exceptional and desirable.
AT the close of the discussion, Mr.
Villas amendment was defeated on a
viva yoce vote. A roll call followed on
Mr.. Sherman's amendment and it was
defeated-1S to 30.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02
ANOTHER SPLIT.
Reed ana Mckinley Factions in Okla
homa Today,

Guthrie. March rs Everything II,
dicates that the republican territorial
convention at Oklahoma City toaaS
viii be exciting from start to tinlsn,
both Reed and Mckinley factions
claiming the majority.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02
OPEN AT SUPERIOR.
Ferry Boat Oden Begins Running to
Duluth.

West Superior. wis. March S1.-The
steam ferry boat 0den marked the
opening OF the season OF navigation by
making the first trip between Superior
and Duluth
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02

Miss Jennie Duty. formerly general
secretary Of the national non-partisan
M q sT u died LII Cleveland yester-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02
SUSTAINS THE LAW
AN IMPORTANT INTERSTATE
COMMERCE. CASE
LONG AND SHORT HAUL CASE

The Railroads Appeals Avail Them
Nothing-The Pearshall Versus The
Great Northern Railway Company
case md The Parallel Lines Case
From Kentucky Decided.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02

In Tie house the senate resolutions
were adopted authorizing ex-President
Harrison 10 accept certain medals pre-
scented by Brazil and Spain. The house
then went into committee Of the
whole to consider the sundry civil bill.
Mr. Hit trep, I'D, again announced
that he would call up the Cuban reso-
ln.ions as soon as the sundry civil bin
Is out OF the way. Mr. Cannon rep,
nd appealed to the house to keep the
appropriations down. He said the bill
cared for the public service a., we'll, and
in some cases better than the current
laws, Mr.. Sayers (dem.. Tex) replied
to Mr. Cannon at some length, He re-
ferred to the adroitness by which APP
propriations aggregating $l,000,000 and
belonging in the bin had been Inserted
in the deficiency bill, thereby charging
that much to the last congress. All
that was done with the measure was
the adoption OF eight amendments
raising the salaries of light house keep
ers from 81 600 to 81 500
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02
SALSBURYS ZlGZAG
THE PRECEDING PREMIER cRITl,
CIsES THIS ONES POLICY.
POINTED OUT RY RoSERERRY

Within Six Months War Has Been Inn
inent With the United States, Ger
many and Is Now on ia the Soudan
'..cst the Dreibund, Then France
and now the Dreibund.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02

Mr. Hepburn rep, Ia.) in the house
antagonized the consideration of the
sundry civil bill. Friday, under the
rules, belongs to the committee on
claims, but this was the first time the
question had been raised at this ses-
sion.
Mr. Cannon rep, Ill.) opposed the
motion of Mr. Hepburn, but on rising
vote he was defeated -SS to &c. Mr.
Cannon demanded tellers and Mr..
Circuit rep. Ver) called out Vote with
the appropriations committee and adj
journ May 2" Again Mr.. Cannon was
defeated. Mr. Cannon then demanded
the yeas and nays, which were ordered
The roll call resulted 142 to n. The
announcement of victory over the APP
preparations committee was received
with great jubilation by the members
interested in private bills. The house
then went into committee of the whole
for the consideration of bill on the
private calendar
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-04-02
CONGRESSIONAL.
TIL e BOND ISSUE INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE RESOLUTION.
Sundry Civil Bill in the House Ship
Canal in Wisconsin Is Sur
yeycd.

Washington, March 81 MI PETERS
pop, Kan9 resolution for an inyesti-
cation into recent bond issues BY Il
committee OF five senators was reached
Oh the calender. Nh. Hill (dem.i N. Y.l
sought to have it go over, but met not
only with the opposition Of Mr.. PETER,
but of Messrs Wolcott ana Teller,
reps. Celo) Mr. PETER gave notce
that he would today move to proceed
with the investigation. This FROM
iscs 10 bring ont test vote.
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&stbIelhafte @eiGi@te.

9lm s. September, un9efG9r ON
M,ittao, tplroe in Der l}dbe Der Gertral
Stiife in uGri6spiQe Elm Mann gel9ol=
len. 9ie Sugel orang in Der llnsen
Shulter unter o"m Sdliihelbein elm
uno perlebte ipabri6cinlib Die linte
Sunoe. Ser 9ernunbete, nfl6er lih
lpei9erte, nab oem Nrmenbaus 9ebra0t
gu tuerOen, ba er Gelo befommen fOane,
muroe in 6oiterS @iienbabnbotel unter=
oebrodt. ST bate elne Wtit9licbertarte
ofr Sriioeri9cft Der gremier bel IiN,
Quf ben Namen 9Sm. Barnes lautenD,
,ugte ipdter absr, iein ri6t!ger Same
lei @m. Barnes yeatman. Gr be-
1auptete, er lei Elm Sremler uno rrllt
lumber, um 9lrbeit su iuUen.
Ocatman wil nidt wihon, tper Der
S0uB ab9efeuert bat gIaubt aber, Der:
ielbe lei fir ben Mar,bal Nulo beitimmt
oemelcn, Der fllr5 por9er einen S"trun'
fenen oerbuftet bate.
3.pel pcroa1ti9e Subjefte murbet
BON MatiDal 9lulo perlaitet uno mad
Sem 9bilaoclpbia in Die Sail oebra9t
I'M ben tpeitern gerlauf Der unterlu
dung abSuparter.
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SaaOaeicke.

Die eSagb auf @i6b6rn6en lit often
pom l. September biz Is. NeSenlbcr
uno ebeiio Die Sago auf Scier. 2:gtsle
bi.rfen aber ni9t nit Grettpieieln
(Ferrets) eeloQt meroen, ousgenom=
men arf Dem eieencn Haroe OOer nit
e. lou5niB oes 2an5elgentbiim}rs.
gSiloenten oiirfen por + ll1r MDr=
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ueroen, ebenIo psnig an SOnntagen,
@tontaqen uno Gienltogen oOer 81 III
9eno elmer anoern 3eit obne Den Ser
min pom |. sept. biz 10. 9lpril.
Die eSaeo ouf sdnepfen 1T ofcn
pom 4. Suli biz Is. Nopember, biz
Sa9o ami @allerblibner. GescnpIeiIel
uno Mornalls pom ]. September biz
10. 9lpril uno Die Sa9D auf Nahtelr
unO 9baIanten pom 10. Nopember biz
Is. 9e5ember.
Sin Tarmer ober 9ldter oarf au
benz eieenen 2anoe jebsr5eit Saien oDe1
gidhOrnden i6ieBen, nel6e 6cloiritol:,
i6doigen.
Gs 1T perboten, auf Dem Sunoe zine:
auoeren Mannes 81 ja9en ODne oensl
munoline ooer 1driitllhe @rlaubniB.
2er1eh uno anoere Sin9pOgel biir
su teiner 3pit gel6Dnen tperoen.
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GinosleOerne SG)mbe.

gDir baben ungefubr 800 goar rinba=
leOernc Stiefel eriter Gualitdt nit
3 .ppelten Soblen unb ben Sldbtcn auf
Der Seite bon Sano genoDt. G;epDbn=
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llngefdbr $50 goar rinosleoerne
S0ube nit 8Onpelioblcn. GciuObnli=
der greis $50 ; mir perfaufen bieiel=
ben fir sl.oo.
llnsefdbr 60 gaar rinbsleoerre 8na=
benItiefel nit 9oppeliohlen. @ewObn=
lider Yreis $3.50; mir pcrfaufen oie=
ielben fir $1.G5.
Ginoerftiefel in ben 8rOben SO. 10,
II unD IL fir Is Gents.
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nit rinosleoernen Stiefcln. @umm=
iticfel unb Sil5=S1ube unO Sttefel 1inf
oa fir GuD, penn Sbr lie motif, UNI
4 billi9itell GreIen.
Is. st. parmelee, Der Sdubhdno.
fer, l16 Sf=9odltraBe. Stem Pbilaoel=
pbia, Sbio.
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Sci oiol"l i6le9ten Soften faufen
Die 2cute oo, mo ile Die beIten Waaren
am bulsitcn faulen, unO oas 1T bel
8urnlioes.
= @m 9 September itarb in glepe=
lanb Der friibere gunoesienotor 9enrp
6. Scpne i'm Nlter BON Sc Sabren.
Ser 0eritorbene, elmer Der rei4iten
Mdnner i'm Staate. nabm big sulebt
perIonli6 feline pielfaden 8eibdftsinte=
reiicn mabr, mar tdsli6 81 reselmdbiger
3elt in ieinem Bureau, biz er am 5.
Sept. bon Dem @blasaniaa betroffen
muroe, Der idlieblid ben SOB oes al.en
Serrn our Solge bate.
glm 10. Sept. uurbe paris bon
Dem furatbarfen 5tnrm lett Weniden=
aeoenfen beimeeiudt. OmnibuRe,
9roi6fen uno gerfaufsitdnoe tpuroen
iiberaa in oen 6traben umgetporfen,
gdume entwur5elt uno 2aoenfenfer
einaeoriidt uno es fino cine eanae aln-
sabI ssobrseuoe aner Mrt in Der Seine
untereeaanaen. Die 3abl ber gerleb'
ten nirD auf $50, ipepoil 40 1ntper,
sei6dBt.
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Ginbriid)c 1T 1tbri6sptae tttto
NrstssISnft

9ie @inblii1e in llh' h'idsoille uno
9ennlIon nebmet fein @noe iino be
@ldoefuno Der f'eben Slebe ibelnt 10
fern tpte np0 je.
9lm 6. September b,an9en Stebe
burh I'm bintc,e7 Senfer III oas gSpnn=
bau@ bon g. 9S. 9tnOteas III Ulrlbs=
bile uno itablen eine 9oloene ubr, ole
$3.50 setoltet, Elm mertbpolles Snlgbt
Semplar Ubseiden uno $500 IN Gelo.
9le &eile waren freh senu9, ptle Sanls
pc aususiinoen uno i'm Saale ts~ilm 3l'
tragen.
sSn Der Naht bonn 8. arf Den 10.
oraneen 8iebe in bas 8obnbaus BON
8. +. Spbe on Grcnt Stlabe unb er=
beutetou eine bstrdhtlibe 8elolumme.
Giue eolpene llbr lleblt &e.te 1erloreu
bic Sicbe Dor bent 9anir, no O.elelbe
am Morsen gefunben wurbe.
Nm Spnntae Mlpr9en um 2 ubr
erma6te Ntuttcr glires in SenniIon uilo
olaubte, aui Dem 8ocoa6e Dor thrcm
Simmer iemano gu bDren. Sic ma6it
li0t u,lo ibautr SIT einem 6olllter blll'
aus, bemerfte aber 9liemano, rno Il
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I anoern 6enftcr aus einen Wann au
Dem Soco uno begarn Su ibrei"n. Sb
Spbn Gugen ermarbte unO elite nit et
nom GepDlper aus bcm Sauie, tonrt
aoer Niemano iebeu, Der Sieb botte lt
aus bpm Staupe eemo0t.
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Nreiheit. bic td1 ttteime.

Mit unIerer Sreibeit in Netp Yhila=
oe)pDia lit es niht peit Der, felt Gbsen
Rogns pieoer bic b0bite ri9terlibe Sc
malt befleibet. S9eint es ia, als Butte
man ni6i n1"br oas &etbt, eide politlibe
NeuBerung laut weroen su laheo, Die
unierem fdotiidcn Sberbaupt nlGt in
ben Sram pabt.
glm lebten Mitttuo1 Nberb belt Der
Iilberwiitbise. McGlure por bcn bicf3en
@olo &epublifonern, Die in ihFer
Gpuntp Contention uerlal1ot baRc:, er
lo0e als Ganoioat fir GonQTcb SnrIif=
treien, cine Gebe. 9rr Gclub ipar
i6wa9, bod batter li6 eiaiae Der Sc
treucn einscfunoen uno unter bielen
aud Yrol. Subn. Der bier elmer gfor=
malidule boritebt.
Mm nd6lten Sage itatlOen mshrere
Mdnner Dor Sobn Geubers W,rtb=
ldoft. 9uhn fam su beniel6el uno
mabte, ph,te oab ienano Elm SDprt Su
ibm geIaei, pber iraenopie elm, glulple=
lung auf bic Geliammlung bonn g,b:no
porber 9:h1o,)t bdtte, Die Semertung,
Mc@Iu'e babe nldtS iib"r Die gSdb=
runesfrage geiagt, uber lelnc Ssmet=
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3oQ uns nuben iol," Sjeie Scmer=
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Dem SGus6en, uno nit Ie'uem Stpd
oen Grunb Pampfenb, ldrie er: lS'r
b"uuden tene ner {. go. NuSldTocr,
uni uus su Iogen, wos geihon perOel1
ion." - HeuBer, Der au6 nl6t cuS=
| iblieBlid on Der NhlD Der fromm'n
Serfun9eart aufge5ogcn 1T, maro allt
marm ulD crtploerte rgrot"for, i'd
| bin Elm belierer Sii,ger, als Sic lcmols
qewoien, pber jemais iein meroen !" -
0.os mar iiir bca YdoagD9en su bel,
er alaubte li6 oam;t an 1einer Gbre g.
frcnft uuo brohte, IeuBcr perhaften 81
laGer, morjlber bieier blOB lo0te. G!
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mobet jeou6 orn fe.ner Se'te Die 8ren
zen ocs 9laltanoea Gb"rIdriiten nuroen
oann entfernte li0 Der 2eiter Der reife
rcr Sugenb unO lief i6uuritrods nae
; Der MtaDpes Sfttcc, NO pr cine Stag
} eeeen &slBer eiltle9tc.
9lm Somitas fano por unlerem Siit
! ge-me;lter bas GerbOr ltott. s!us De-
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: &eubcr li0 se9enilbet Den gemcTturge
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oerIelbe BON Mohpr Sorus 81 ctne
I SLte pon $3 unb ben Soften $50
4 perurtbcilt, neil CT iid untcrltanoe
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{ Heeelpatte Semerfuns bin me oe,l
7 9lnttport 81 geben.
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= be aller politiIben Semertungsn 81 en-
u balten, 10 lange Serr &Orn3 ba5 9ln
! oes MapDrs betleioet.
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9emonItration BON ben Seb6roen rfen=
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muloe.
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fem re6tes Silo MAIDEN, bod ftimmen
Die oeribieOeniten Mittbeilunser barin
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man pOrausii9tlih niemals erfabren.
- 200 Mpnumente tperDen bel 8ei=
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[auern. I'm einen einSi9en Mrmenier

lauern, I'm einen einSi9en Nrmenler |
ob5ufanQcn uno Qro.ljum nieber5umo=
hfn, pie man einen tollen SunO ni0t
erIhloeen oiirite. &nr meinen 9lu9en
muroe elm ormeniiber PrteRer BON elmer
Gotte oieier gBilDen nit Sol5fiiden 81
einem forn,lolen Siumpen SerGadt. SD
lab Die 9olisi1ten IGdelno oaneben ite=
ben. Sd lab cine 6apallerlppotroullle
.lpb"nor gD1he Goltcn, bnmit ia nie=
mono Dem llna(iifli6cn Sillfe blG9te,
,6 babe bann iol6e Scenen mebr als
swan3ie NAL 9eicben, i6 babe aber ni6t
elm ein5ioes Wtal beobo6tet, ooB Die
8plisi1ten unb SDlbaten ei1en moroen=
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Dubenoe bon SDDten lie9en 1eher.
Saft niroenos ioh i6 bel ber Bolisci
ooer beim Militdr einen OifiSier bDbe=
rem &anges. yta6mitto9s peribman=
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goliaei ni6t BLOB geDuloete, lOnbern be-
f6rberte geipaHnung Der untern thrift
l6en Gpltsibibten nit Sniitteln bat
Dos erobte llnbeil angeri6tet. 0dtte
man ibnen bas SanOwert gelegt, 10
mare bas Ylutbergieben gang llllbeoeu=
teno oeneIen.
Sn Stunbul ipll es notwithstanding
rublq suoeeaneen iein. Sic 8ei6dfte
muroen, wie in peya unb @alata, ouh
ourt ale gelpertt. Sn @alata wuroen
ale armeniInen @ei0Gfte bon ben Siir=
fer crbroben. Sie Waaren nurben
oepliinoert ober seyitOrt. 9ln elmer iol=
6en Yliinoeruna iab ib au6 Goli5ei
unD Solooten tbeilnebmen. Nu1 Elm
oeutides WaHengeiGdit in @alota wur=
be eepliinoert. Sn ben armenii6en
0ororten YiamDtio uno Samfapu be-
sann Der &ompf amiIben Siirfen unO
armeniern i1pn in Der 6riibe. sSn et=
net Der lebten Nddte CAB es sablrei6e
5tiirme auf ormeniIAe Sauier. 2wei=
felos 1T, bab Der neuen armenii1en
Concentration sumeiit uniduloiee ge=
opfert murDcn, neil i'm 2aufe peniger
@tunoen f1 Die Wutb Deg sollsen tiir=
f.id)eu Golfes eeeen ale Nrmenier ri6-
tete, swelfellos aber 1T aub nod alien
ge,ipten uno nod alien eisenen SeD=
bahtunoeu. boB nd6renO Der GGmpfe
Die tiirtiluen gehOroen ibre 9fliht ni1t
e,Iiilien. 9luf Der 5oben gfortf, mo-
aeraDe Der MiniRelratb beginner iollte,
6errihie entieblihe Gertuirruns. Sn
9era tobie Der beftiefe &f Dor Dem
| NmtsaebduDe oes GDuDerl,eurs, moielbt
cine gombe erplooirte. gielfa9 miro
bebauptet, baB Die arrneniidcn Geuo=
| lutiondre i'm 8unoe NIT ben junstiir=
filnen uno fretiI1en NusidiiiIen iinb.
3u ben arauIamlten 0erfolsern be,
9lrmenier eebDrten Die Sulumbabibis,
Die ioaenannten ipilOen 6euertuebrmdn=
ner. gelonoers Die Nahter oes @ala=
tasSburmes lab i6 bic umliesenoea
G5aNen nit GpieBen uno Mefern mad
mebrlpIen Mrmeniern abiuhen. San=
|ben lie obcr einen i1on SDbteil, Il
4 tablten fie ;br Miitbden, inbem iie BEN
i @rlhlaaenen nod Elm paar 0iebe bcr.
iebten ooer i'm nit benz Gube traten,
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-16
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