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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
ASSAULTED With AN AK
Frank Legay Seriously Hurt by
Leon Durrant During
Trivial Row.
His Assailant Arrested After a Des
perate Struggle and Taken to
the City Prison.

During Tow in a dyeing and clean
ing establishment out at 1880 How
ara street last night Leon Durrant, the
proprietor, struck Frank LegaY. one of his
workmen, over the head with an ak, in
flicting an ugly scalp wound. Durrant
was arrested after a desperate struggle
and was charged at the City Prison with
an attempt 10 commit murder.
The trouble WAS due to an attempt of
Legay to collect $50 which he says Dur
rant owes him.
The latter vigorously repudiated the
debt and ordered Legay to leave the
place Failing to induce him to get out
Durrant seized him by he coatcoller and
-tarted 10 eject m. With an oath, Legay
turned on his employer and struck him
several times in the face with MS fists
Rushing to the rear of the store, Dur
rant picked up an ak, and as Legay again
attacked him he brought it down on his
head.
The screams of the wounded man at
tracted the attention of a police officer,
and going to the place he found LAeay
lying on ii floor in pool OF blood. Dur
rant had flown taking with aim the ak
which he had used. The wounded man
was at once taken 10 the Receiving Hos
pital, where the cut in his head was
dressed by DR.. Fiizgibbon.
Subsequently Detective Crockett who
had been apprised of the assault, started
out 10 certain Durrant's wherea bouts.
He located him III room in the rear of the
store. The door was securely fastened,
and when the detective raped for admit-
tance DurranI refused TO open it. Find
ing the ak which he had used. Crockett
proceeded to chop down the door. After
forcing an entrance he found Durrant
lit, bad
pulled over him. He vigorously resisted
arrest. and 1t was with difficulty that he
was finally handcuffed and taken 10 the
City Prison.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
ROBBED OF HIS DIAMOND STUD.
william Dut'on Imposed Upon by a
Clever Thief

William J. Duttcn. vice president OF he
Fireman's Fund Insurance Company,
mourns the loss of valua BILE diamond
stud, which was stolen from his shirt
while attending the football game.
He was occupying seat in the bleach
ers when the accident happened. In en-.
deavoring to assist the unfortunate vic
Tins he was caught in the debris and for
a time was unable to extricate himself
A well-dressed young man kindly"
offered to assist him, finally pulling him
ont of the wreck.
After the young man LETT Dutton missed
his diamond stud. He remembered that
the fellow caught him around the waist
when extricating him from the debris
Last night Dutton visited police head
quarters and reported his loss to Captain
Spillane He gave q good description OF
the thief and every effort will be made to
arrest him.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
THE GOLDEN GATES WON.
Defeated the Stockton and Trian gle
Swimming Club in the Race at
Sutro Baths.

The 500-yard relay race between the
stockton, Golden Gate and Triangle
Swimming clubs came off al Sutro Baths
yesterday afternoon before large crowd OF
SPECTATORS. The mem bers of the Golden
Gate Club won :he race in the good time
Of min. so sec. with the Stockton Club
a close second.
The teams consisted of five men each,
selected from the San Francisco and
Stockton branches of the Y. NJ. c. A.
The race was held under the auspices OF
the P ecltic Coast section of the Y. NJ. G. A.
Athletic League of North America.
The teams were com posed as follows:
Stock ont. G. Looms. A Martin,
Willis Stockton, Bert Post and Fred
Lomb bard.
Golden Gate IS. McDougall, ]. A.
Gettes, J. Redican, f. Gettes and II. f.
Brewer.
Triangle-J. A. Jackson, F. D. Worrell.
f. J. Carley II. V. Cham bers and A.
Barnett.
Tne tank is only eightv-eigh. yards
long, and The swimmers had to cross it
five times, making the last lap only sixty
yards.
The Golden Gate Club had the best OF
the race from the start The first swim
mer crossed the ank about a length ahead
OF the Stockton Club man. The first lap
told the story for the Stockton represen-
tatives were unable to close up the gap
and the Triangle Club men were fully
fifteen yards beh nd them.
The victorious mem bers Of the Golden
Gate Club were each presented with a
gold medal by The management.
The officials we're: Starter, George
Klarmann; referee Professor Cordel {:
clerk of course, c. E. Stewart; timers-L.
c. Dale, II. l.. Dieiz, NJ. D., and George s..
Thomp on; judges j F. Novllzky.
Rober; P .erson. George V. Dotterer, Z. j.
Anger. +. J. Batezar, and S C. Cook
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
In Memory of DR. O'TooIe.

At meeting OF the county board Of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God in
his infinite wisdom TO call from our midst our
highly esteemed and pubic-spiri fellow.
citizen, DR.. NJ. G. OToole, who for nearly q
quarter OF a century has been prominently
identified with every movement having for its
object the relief of suffering aud the advance
ment of the community in which he lived :
therefore, be it
ResO red, That we, the board OF directors of
the A. 0. II. of America OF the city and county
OF Sau Francisco, in council assembled, de-
plore the loss of a public benefactor in the
person of the deceased.
By his many virtues DR.. Toole endeared
him elf TO every one who had the honor Of hi $
acquaintance, yet on,y few who knew him
intimately formed an adequate appreciation
OF his sterling worth. Ardently devoted to the
land tf mis- birth, he wa loyal and true to the
land OF his adoption. On both he conferred
honor by the emlnence which he attained In
his noble profession.
Res0iued, That a copy of these resolutions be
spread on the minutes OF this meeting, one
pub ished in the morning press OF San Fran
cisco and another sent 10 Mrs O'Toole as a
mark of our sympathy and respect.
Fl. ]. MEAGHER
J. P. DIGNAN
j. j. DONOVAN
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
Brilliant BuCking on BOtF
Sides CharaCteriz3S the
Struggle.
BUT OAKLAND CHAMPIONS
ARE OUTPLAYED.
Having Been Beaten by Score OF
6 to 4 the RelI nce Team
Seeks Revenge.
special Dispatch TO THE CALL.

BUTTE, Nom. Nov. 25.-The powerful
Reliance football club of Oak and, Ca,
after defeating ali the elevens on the
Paci6C Coast, including those of the big
COLLEGES, lowered IS colors TO Butte this
afleuorn by score of s tc /, IN the most
"a my fought contest that has ever
been seen on gridiron taat is famous for
tier and exciting encounters. Two
thousand people attended the game and
cheered themselves hoarse over Butte's
first victory over the Californians in four
engagements. The visitors were weakened
10 some extent Dv the absence OF some OF
their cracks, Morse, Smith, Oliver and
Erskine, but the Buttes were also short
four of their strongest men. Hall, Laswell,
Perham and Gilis. who Is acknowledge
to be the greatest baifback in the West, 50
that neither team had anything to COM
plain of in respect to being short on its
star players.
The ground was covered with snow,
which rendered brilliant indiviGu play
ing almQst out of the question, so that
the contest was confined almost entirely
to fine buckng, and the mountaineers
had much the best of it at that branch OF
the game. Sla-er, Dygert and Harrington
distinguished themselves by tearing great
holes through the Reliance line and made
steady gains. Arlett and Carter were the
only ones among the Californians who
were able % break through the Butte line.
They failed frequently to make the re-
quired gain, and Reliance lost the ball
several times on downs.
Wnen the half ended neither side had
lIance's 10.yard line after bucking it the
full length of the field. In the second half
ater, Dygert, Jones. Harrington and
Richards carried the ball eighty ya,dS in
a succession OF smashes against the { ali
fornia, and Slater carried it to a touch
down. Benson kicked the goal making
The score to0
Reliance would have been shut out but
Tor brilliant play OF the chance variety
bT Carter, who broke through between
IL and Jones guard and tackle, and
Il Jlirty-fve yards TO a touchdown,
Il baking the only long run of the day.
o., gunted the piEskln out 10 Sherman.
Whc muffed II, making the score TO 4.
AT one time what every body thought to
be a safety was made by Reliance to save
q touchdown. l. was so c.ose to the line
however, and matters were so much
mixed that 1t was impossi BILE to tell
whether Reliance had carried the ball
owe or whether it had been jnggled in the
ouuchtng up. 1t was disputed and the
ints we're not allowed, though many
came away under the impression that the
score was 10 i. When the game closed
the bail was on Reliance's 10-yard line,
with another touchdown in sight. Um-
pire Francis Brooks of Butte; referee, J.
+ Fr ck of Oak and; linesmen-D. Gillis
OF Butte and a. Bowen of Oakland. The
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
Carlisle indians Win,

CINCINNATI Nov. 25 The football
game between. the Carlisl Indians and
the University OF Cincinnati was played
to-day in drenching rain. The red men
won by a score of 10 10 O. and at no time
was the contest in doubt. There were over
5000 spectators. the Indians scored two
touchdown, bv Mcfarland and Metoxen.
Hudson kicked one goal and missed one
McFarani aud Metoxen played bril-
liant game A the scoring was done in
the first half. Most of the time OF the
last half was taken up with fight.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
Neb-aska Yet atUnbeaten.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Nov. 25.-Nebraska
6. Iowa O. and again Nebraska finished the
season ua beaten. champions of the West
ern Intercollegiate Football Association.
The game was much closer than MANY
opked for, Iowa putting up most stub
born defense. Several times the ball v as
secured within few yards OF Iowa's goal
ana for ced back into safe territory. Shedd,
Wig ins. CoNnid and Benedict were the
brignt Stars of tho NebTaska1s and Grit
nth, Deems and Myer did the good work
for Iowa
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
M + N

The Hudson Medical Institute 10 At
tho junction of Market, Stockton and
Ellis streets. Medical advice is free.
Testimony as to the immense amouuG
of good that "HUDYAN" has lone ia
to be had for the asking. And any
other reasonable service Is to be had.
II you have a suspicion that there 10
blood taint in your system it won't
cost you anything to write for "3O-day
blood cure" circulars. The cure 10
sure. The cure is prompss
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
Danv.r K ckars Win.

DENVER, Nov. 25.-The Denver Ath-
letic Cluo football team to-day defeated
the team from the Colorado State Uni
versity al Boulder on the former grounds
by core of 10 0. II was by far the
hardest fou2ht game seen here this
81 ason. Neither club scored in the first
hall lhe D-nvers averaged Is pounds
heavier than their opponents. They have
not b zen defeated TINS season.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
GTMNARY

Two base hits-Dean. FarrJn, NJ Moskiman. Brock
hoR First base errors-Alerts 5, IL Heesemars 2.
First base on called bal s-Alerts 3, Heesamaus 2.
Left on bases-AleIts 8, Heesemans 4. struck
out-By Moskiman l. by Farron Hit by
pitcher-Hardie Double play Ys-Moskiman to
kagAn TO O'Kane, Fdrron TO Feeney to SUIT.
Pas ,ed balls-Hammond, Muvry. Wild pitches
Moskini Farron. Time of game-l b our as
minutes. Umpires-Cramer and Levy official
scorer-Edgar g. Humphrey.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
Muddy Game on Shepard Field

EVANSTON. ILL, Nov. 25.-O1 q field
ankle deep in mud and in a dr.zzling rain
and before the largest crowd that ever
assem- bled on Shepard Field the football
team re presenting the University of Wis
consin defeated the North western UnIver
slty team by the decisive score of % 10 0.
The fighting during the entire game was
III Northwestern's territory, ana Wi-con-
SINS goal was never for moment in
danger.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
Here's Your Chance. BOYS.

An exciting game OF football was played by
the Young Peerless and Nationals yesterday
morning at Sixteenth and Folsom streets and
the former are ready and willing TO take cbal-
lenges from any and ali corners Average
weight. 124 pounds. William B. Conawav
OF 11S Page street is manager OF the Peer .ess
team
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
FIFTY-TWO TO NOTHING.
New jerseys AIS ar Te~ m G PES
Down M serab y 3 fore the
Ch c go Athletic E wen.

III L * y - u SllO l. GIL
CHICAGO Nov. 25-New jerseys all
S ar team fell before the Chiclgo Athletic
eleven at Washington Park oval this
morning. After a show of defense in tie
first few minutes of the game New Jersey
gave up all sembiance of hope and let
'sfT opponents score time after time.
y-two points came to the Cherry Cir
CT and when the whistle blew at the end
mdNt Of The spectators had already gone
away IN disgust.
Inc heavy rain of the night before
made The track deep mud. and The grid
IRON was hastily marKed out on the grass.
ne HeIu boxes ere hastily puIed ont OF
the way and the spectators, wrapped in
rubber coats, crowded up to the lines and
on the field.
AT 11:2O New Jersey kicked off and Sc
cured lhe ball on fumb bic, but soon lost
II on an attempted punt. The Cherry
Circle backs now u he'd the ball ste adiIy
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
HudSonMedical Institute
Ellis, StocktOn and Market Sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
7...TAXES...l 1897

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ first installmenu of Real Estate Taxes, and all
unpaid Personal Property Taxes, including BAL
ANCE DUE FROM THOSE WHO HAVE
ALREADY PAID THE ASSESSOR, will be de-
linquent and is per cent added. on MONDAY,
NOVEMBER 90, at o. clock p. N.
NO CHECKS received after SATURDAY, NO
VEMB-R 20.
Office open Friday and Saturday evenings, No
vember &c and 81, from z to 8 P. NJ.
JAMES n. BLOCK.
Tax Collector OF The City and County Of San
Franc SEQ.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
Enswortns D=feat Jewels. ~-ls.

EhsWJFt0S D=Tsat JeWsI s.. TNs-
ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Nov. 25.-Tbe Will
liam Jewels, The crack team of Missouri,
was defeated by the Ens sworths this after
noon. -Four thousand people wa ched th e
colorS OF the Jewels as thev Were dragge d
20 deieat. The score vas IA to12.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
Dartmouth VIC or,o,,s

NEWTON. Mass, Nov. 25.-Dartmouth
defeated he Newton Athletic Club team
TO-DAY by II score OF "A 10 on the Newton
b etic grounds.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26

THOUSANDS of framed pictures. medallions.
glass paneis and colored photographs includ-
ing the entire line OF Hargre YES celebrated
pIct res nom .ife. are now on exhibition and
sole FL Saaborn Va rs, TAI Market street
Everybody welcoms toIsee them.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
Louie HhRDIE'S ERROR.
He Failed to Connect With the
Ball in the Seventh
Inning.
The Bushnell Alerts Beat the Heese-
mans in a Featureless
Game.

Louie Hardie neglected to make a great
hit in the last half of the seventh inning
in the game played at Central Park yester-
day afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS

DEGISTR ALTON FOR THE SPECIAL ELEC.
LII tion to be held December 27, 1897, will com.
mence at the office of the Registrar, In the City
Hall. on November 27 and continue till Decem bsr
IL, inclusive.
he TO lowing persons are enti;l led to register:
Frst-All persons not registered at the last gen.
eral election, but no were entitled thereto.
Second-Al persons who we're registered but by
moving out OF Their especial Election Precinct"
or otherwise, havr lost their right 10 vote.
Thrd-An native M ale citizens not registered
and all naturallL-d CT lZens mot registered) who
have become snch prior to september 20 1897
am are otherwise qualified according to law.
All qualified electors who were registered at the
last general elec lion. and who will have continued
TO reside within their respective especial Election
frecincts, shall be entitled 10 vote without add.
tlonal registration.
Office open from A.. N. to 10 p NJ.
By order of Board OF Election Com missioners
w. III. HINTON Registrar of Voterk
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
GAMES ON EASTERN GRIDIRONS|

her heavy mass plays against the tired
Cornell forwards. the game was called
with he score unchanged and he ball in
Pennsylvania hands OH the 45-yard line.
The linenn follows:
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26

Raskal Ind a rs Beaten.
TOPEKA. Nov. 25.- Haskell Institute
I d ans .. Washburn College g.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26
To Cure a Oold in One Dav

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets All drug
gIsts refund the money IL it fails to cure zoe,
The genuine has l. b. Q. on each tablet
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26

Umpire-Dashiel Lehigh.
Keferee-W. l. McClung, LehIgh.
Linesmen-L -Langeman and Fortescue.
Observation-Disclosures
Total ore-P+nnsylvania a. Cornell o.
Tlme-35-mlnute halves
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26

It's likely the teams will play again on
Sunday, as Reliance wants revenge.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-26

oliver Wendell Holmes Society.
AT the last held meeting of the Oliver Wen
dell Holmes Society. in the California Hotel,
Frank C. Mortimer, president, presiding, the
su bject for debate was "Com bin ation, the Re-
suit of Competition" F. T. Finch. L. j. Pink
son, NJ. A. Day and L. B. Smith took part in
the discussion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-15
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G6arles SGeif9mann 1T Sreitag Wor9en
I'm 6al6 5 ubr in fetnsr @o6nung in NDonz
bale bel Cincinnati in Splge zines S4lagz
a%nfalles getor6en.
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ltngarn geborer, lam i'm Sabre 1866 na9
Nmeritu unb 1868 na9 Cincinnati. Den
@runb gu ieinem groBer @ermOgrn le9te er
bur9 Die @rfinbung elmer Mai9inerie fir
9eItilerien unb burb 6eriteGung BON preBz
befe. @uberbem mar Sletf9mann an me6rez
rem anberen @eY9Gften bet6ei1igt u1b nurDs
aub 3tpeimal gum Staatsfenator gepdblt.
Gardner g. 6ubbarb, rin Oirettor Der
Sen Selepbone Company unb cine in nil
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perionGi9teit, lit @umftag Morgen uuf ietz
mem, eintge Meilen BON Wafbingtpn gelegez
men 2ano1ib rSptn OATS" geftor6en.
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lang 8orite6er in 0ffentli9en S9ultn bon
Dubuque unb elmer Der alteten unb 6efannz
teIten @r5ie6er oes Norbpei items mar, 1T
i'm Otter BON rs Sabren geitor6en.
Der %pen1ionirte &earzNOmiral SDiep6 s.
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in 8rootline, Muf., geftor6en.
SOfep6 SO. Nepton, felt Sobren 8ibIiOz
t9etar her rOpung Mens Mercantile 2tbz
rarD" BON Cincinnati, 1T in Der 8ibl:ptbet
auf ieinem @tu6te iibenb pIGbIi3 am 6er5z
f6Gag geItor6en.
Or. Gbartes s. 8ii9ler, Elm 6erDorragenber
Nr5t, lit 5rettag Na9mittag in Spring
fielb, ST., i'm Otter bon Is Sabren getDrbe1.
NrSt I'M Stdate.
Orion CLEMENS, Der 8ruOer beg berii6mz
ten 6lumoriiten Wfarf Spain, 1T in &eofut,
Su,, i'm Otter BON 72 Sabren getDrben.
Socob 6. Singer, Elm befdnnter Wollenimz
porteur in MiGpautee, lit am S9IagfluB
geitorben. Die Sirma tit S. s, Singer d
So.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-15
Qn / ..
DeutihIano.

Cine Mn3o6G biirgerli9er, mtlitdrff3er
unb ftubsntiI9er N~borbnungen BON &tsl
ma6te am Samtag Dem Prin3en 9eiarit
BON preuBen lire Mufpurtung, UNI i'm
gliidli9e feiie 3u tpitnI3en.
Ser Geftor Der unioerittdt fagte: uSn
alien beuti6en 2anben berrI3t ba5 0efG9l,
baB mir einen ent19et0enben Wenbspunft in
Der @ef9i6te 9eutf9lanbs errei6en, Die
beutI9en uniberIitGten, pelbe bic pflan5=
itdtten nt6t nur Der WtFenf9aft, %fonoern
aud Oes patriotismus ftnD, iteben Dem 8az
terIanbe our Settle, tpenn INNER feine Gre
ober feline 8rDBe auf benz @pieGe ite6t."
prtn3 6einri6 ertpiberte: SD unterz
nebme Die Geiie (na9 G6ina) nit 9egeiz
terung uuf peri0nli6en Wunid Deg auiiers
unb NIT benz 8enuBtIein, baour9 gu
0eutI9tanbs .Ma9t urb @rDBe b~eisutraz
gen."
Der Prin3 figte Damn mod 6in3u: nGs
tit 9runb CUR 9offnung auf cine frie6li4e
2Diung Der @@pierigteiten nit G6ina."
Ser &utier bega6 ii9 9ienIt tug na6
&tl, um feinem 8ruber, benz Yrinz
flag na6 &iel, UNI ieiren 8ruber, ben grinz
gen 9einri9 bon preuBen, bOr befen Nbreife
na3 G9inu 2ebepObG gu fugen. Der Scatter
ptrb ben 9rin3en 6einrib an gorb bes
nOeutf9lanb" cine @trede melt begGeiten.
DIS 8rina 6einrth fiG Mittnnh
bonn Siirften 8ismard berabI9iebsle,
iagte er: ngeftatten @p. 9ur4!ou4t
mir ou@, bic @tirne gu fiifen, Die
mein groBOoter 10 oft getiiBt bat." Ser
Prin3 fiBte baruuf ben NGtrei9sfau5ler auf
Stirn unb @ange. Ser greiie Sta1tsmana
piinf4te benz Prin3en quite Getie, beItsn ST.
folg un0 cine gliidli9e 9eimtebr.
@ie Or. G9neninger, 8ismard's 9ei6z
ur3t, fpgt, tpirb Der 6iirit it6 BON ben SOL
gen isines tir5li4en 9eii4tsi6merae5 bulb
nieber erbolen.
9te bsutT6z9insFf6e @6pierigteit 1T
t6atfd9Ii6 beigeIegt. Die 9eut19en Derz
buIten fi9 iiber Die 8eiebung Der 8ai BON
&iuoz5i4eu f4peigfum. Der @ouDerneur
Der propin3 @3ontung lit ieines Nmtes
ent6oben. 0eutf9IanO bat peber Elm Miz
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BON aiao~Sf@eu liegt, pirb ausf6GieBli6
fir 0euti4lanb r~eierOirt unb China flqt fi6
in aQe anoeren Sorberungen.
Ser beutf4e GOnfuG in G6angbai, Or.
@tasbel. bat gefsbl sr1aItsu, ii9 uo9 aiauz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-15
Isibnb.bam

UNI bas Nnfu6en gu tpieberboGen. Sc lit
besbalb an3unebmen, baB Die 8a6r3eit Der
Na9ri9t bon Der @rri9tung erner Nunciaz
tur nur tpegen Der Wablen BON Sttapa aus
in Nbrebe geite[t tpurbe unb baB bob etpas
in Der Nngelegenbeit gef4eben iuirb.
Ser ameritanif9e 8otf6after in 3om.
Wm. S. Draper, mar Montug beim SUB
Oes fir @af6ingtOn %befttmmten 8ron5sbenfz
mails fir General u. 2ogan 5ugegen.
RuBIano.
2a1t elmer 9epeI9e aus ct. petersburg
6at Der @3ar ben e@neral Srotstp, S6er6ez
fe6lsbaber Der rufif8en Sruppen i'm OtItrtft
@ilna in @eItruBlanb, an Stelle Oes Sc
nerals 9. g. @anno!pstp gum &riegSultni<
ter ernannt. @annopstp bat ben 9rafsnz
tttel er6ulten.
0irfei.
Ser Mortldut bes enbgiiltigen Srteoensz
bertrages 3piiden Der Siirtei unO 9rie3enz
lamb ent6dlt etna 1000 @orte, etniflieBz
li9 apeier 8rototoue, Die ii9 auf ben 9anz
belsoertrag unb Die conIularii3en @orre3te
be3ieber.
Nus Nt6en tpirb geneGbst, 6aB apei
i'm Oilbi3 8iost, benz PaGoF bes
Sultans, itationirte GoIbuttn am poriz
gen Mpntag einen Morbani6lag duf bas
2eben bes Snltans gema9t bGtten, baB jsz
bod bas Nttentat bur9 bic 8egletter oes Sui
tars b~ereitelt tporben iei. Der Sultan lieb
bic NttentGter auf bic Softer ipanner, I'm Die
Naman Der Mn1tifter bes Nni4lages aus t6z
men 6~eraus3uprefen. 8eibe erlagen ieDo3
ben Sualen, p6ne bas 9eringte berrat9en gu
buben.
Sn 9ofia fin0 be~unrubigenoe Na9ri6ten
aus Macebonien eingetroffen. Wte ge11el7
bet ptrb, bege6en Die Nlbaneie en- groBe Aus@
I6rettunaen in 9e6ra ut6 &iti3eoo uno III
ben umliegenOen ge8irten. Sic t0bten Die
Mdnner, ~Dergetpaltigen bic Srauen unb itebz
len bas gie6, Die OrtsbebDrben iinb mo4t@
Irs. MafIenperfolgungen unb 8er9aftungen
bon 8ulqaren bur9 bic Siirten rperOen BON
Der bulgari19en 8ren5e bert9tet.
Rumdnien.
sSn Der rumGnii4en 9eputirtentar11ner
ma6te Der Minifter bes Snnern, Wtort3un,
am Montog bic Suben fir Die antt1emltti 9en
Nusf9reitungen beranttportlt4 uno ~ertlarte,
bah MuslGnbern, tpomit er bic Snoen meiute,
ni6t msbr ~geitattet per0en tpiirOe, ger1or1n's
Gungen u~63u6alten, SIS bsiBt BON bts1sr gr>
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2eqierun9 bic sSuOenbeben pieber tn's Ssben
qerufen bat, Inn bic Acknowledgement DON
5a6Grsi6en @egenftdnben Der un3ufrteOen9ett
a%b3ulenfen. Die polt3ei, betBt es, bat rl9ts
aetban, UNI ben &abauen in 8utarett glnS
bait gu t6un, bic am 9ienitag melt 1qllnl7
mer als am @onntag tparen, tpdbrenO DIE
8eb6rben ale etmaige uuf bic &ratpaue bee
aiiqGi6en OepeI6en unterbriiften. Die aus@
pdrtigen @eIanbten in 8ntaret BADEN DE
rumdniT6e &%egierung beno4ri3tt9t, OoB tie
fir @er1tBungen, pel9s untsrtAo0sr l4rer
re5p. &eqierungen pGbrenb Der &rafpale 5n<
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