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Evening journal., 1897-01-01
SUBMISSION 10 THE MAJORITY.

Mr. Bryan has given us a good ex-
ample in his courteous submission to
the viii Of the majority in the late
election. According to the theory of our
government, the majority must rule,
and Democrats have always insisted
upon it. Any objection to this, or dis
position ON our part to depart from
this principle even in the most remote
and out Of the way corner of the
United States. would give our enemies
an opportunity 10 insist that we had
departed from the political faith Of
the noble founders of the Democracy.
During the late campaign every eff
fort was made by the Republicans to
show that the issues before the people,
as laid down by the Chicago platform,
were not in accordance with Demo-
cratic principles. and a detection from
our own ranks took place on this
ground. Now. If we wish to injure our
future prospects, failure to submit to
the majority, which overcome us. will
certainly do It. II Is all right TO stand
by our principles and pursue a policy
which will educate the people up to
our standard. This we have a perfect
right to do, for though we are Obliged
to submit to the majority for the time
being. there is no reason why we
should not fight to overturn it foui
years hence
Il is well, however, to remember
that the situation may be entirely
changed before the time to elect an
other president. The financial. question
may be settled. Silver may regain its
proper place in the currency of the
country through the action of natura
laws 1t may once more become NOR,
valuable than gold at the 16 to 1 ratio
We should not be surprised If it did
now that they are shoveling out gol'
like coal in the mines of South Africa
Then it is not wise in our arguments
one with the other to deal with po
litical principles and ignore sophis
tries. The Democratic party has muc
left to fight for. We believe tina
trusts and combines should be pu
down by law. We want a tariff 70
revenue only, and an income tax S
that the poor shall not be over-buI
dened with taxes to the advantage 4
the rich. These, and still other ISSUES
are likelxto remain with us unth' r.
pu blicanism is wiped out, and ths
time is sure to come when a united D'
mocracy determines TO do it.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01
THE BDAZE WAS SMALL.

The store of George w. Cooley, at
Eighth and Orange streets, was dam
aged last night TO the extent of $50
The blaze. which was on the second
floor, did very little damage.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01
sHIELDs LIBARAY DANCE.

The Shields Library Association
gave a New Years dance last evening
in its hall On Sixth street near Tat
nall John J. Size, John Meaney, Will
liam Hayes and Joseph Burke con
Quoted. These were present Edward
Comegys, Thomas #. Gormley, Lewis
Cook, James Sweeney, Frank McCaf-
ferty, Edward Gormley Lawrence
Burns, Amos Kane, John Kane, John
Henry, Joseph Higgins, Charles Au-
gust, John Higgins, Joseph Schwab
James Higgins, Misses Mamie Sealman
Maggie Crumlish, Annie Adams51Flor-
ence Adams, Julia Lynch, Annie
Lynch, Susie Gormley, Clara Kates
Carrie Spath. Mary McConaghy. Nellie
Kelly, Katie Naughton, Mary Naugh-
ton, Lille Steele, Rose Ennis, Amelia
Ennis, Kate Montgomery.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01
HAD a NIGHT OFF

The Chester letter-c carriers entertain
ed the Wilmington carriers last night
in Chester. Postmaster Moore and Sup
erintcndent Mitchell accompanied the
party. The boys report having a good
time
Evening journal., 1897-01-01

Things are likely to be lively in that
extra session of Congress that Presi-
dent Mckinley has made up his mind
to call. The silver senators are quite
capable. of holding their own, and there
is no reason to believe that the new
president and his party will have their
own way quite as much as they antici-
pated.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01
NEW YEARS DANCES.
Large and Fashionable Affair
Given BY Mrs. A. l. DUPONT.
SOME MAsQUERADEs AND DINNERS

HOW MANY WILMINGTON PEOPLE
BADE FAREWELL TO THE OLD
YEAR AND WELCOMED THE
NEW oNE-IrEMs OF PRsONAL
INTEREST.
All communications intended for inser-
ton In this column should be aufesseu 70
Society Editor care OF the Evening Jour-
nal. Communications should be written
one side OF the paper only.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01
Dress Goods.

soc. Fancles at 800.
SI.oo Fancies at 75c.
SIPS Fancies at 81 90
Imported Zibeline, a firm,
open mesh Black Goods. Sold
all the season at $L5o; new
price, $I.25.
, These goods are unequa'lsd
for wear.
A fine Serge and Surah cloth
at SO cents and so cents.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01

Men and women out Of employment and
willing TO work can learn of permanent
situation at good wages py wIilihg "1
once TO Z. V. H., Box 2sS. Aususla, ne.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01

The latest down-East embezzler has
told us where the money went. He
ran farm. which is a dangerous piece
of business for those who do not know
how
Evening journal., 1897-01-01

The accidents of the season the most
to be dreaded are from over-heated
flues and furnaces. and drowning from
skating on too thin ice.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01
sHFRIFF,a sALn.


IsHERIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
al writ of Levar Facias, TO me directed.
will be exposed to public sale. at the
Court House. on Market street between
Eenth and Eleventh streets I'm the .ity
OF Wilmington, New Castle county DciG-
ware,
on THURSDAY.
nHE lith DAY OF JANUARY, 1897
At o'clock p. m.
The following described real estate. viz:
iAll that certain property beginning az
a. stake at the northwestcry side o.
Marsh road at "a corner of land late oi
John Fins, now of the Harlan and hoi-
lingsworth Company's land. north 6ysi dc-
greos, west 42l feet. TO the middle OF
ditch dividing this from land belonflnS
10 the Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Company, thence along the middle OF salc
ditch and by land Of said railroad com
pnny south 1864 degrees, west 40 leet 10
the nOrtherly side Of Birch street az 30
feet wide; thence thereby south ot'e &c
grees, east $50 feet TO stake IN me niN-
die Of Marsh road aforesaid ana lhehte
thereby north l4ia degrees, cast 44V ieet 20
"A spike.and north 3ila degrees.ea 10y 4eel
70 the place of beginning, containing 'i-
100 acres. more or less
Seized and taken in execution as tnc
property Of the Oxy-Hydrosen toinpaHf d;
Of the State of Delaware, ana 10 pe sou
by WILLIAM r.. FILM, oheiit.
Sherif's Office, Wilmington bel'' A~
cember 3D. 1896
Evening journal., 1897-01-01

The president is said to have re-
wnded Mr. Olney with the best duck
from his late duck-shooting expedi-
ton.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01
For All Day Selling,

$50 yards All-WOol Black
Serge, As inches wide, % cents
a yard instead of so cents
1900 yards double-fold Knick-
erbocker Dress Stuffs, COM
posed of silk, wool and
cotton, mostly cotton, 6A
cents a yard, instead of
r2H cents. 867 yards Pontiac
Peicales, made of fine Cam
brio yarn, very handsome new
Spring styles, 7 GEMS a yard.
A lot Of remnants of Table
Linens, at prices which will
save money for you. I8 yards
excellent yard wide Bleached
Muslin, for $500. The most
for the money we think that
has ever been offered. 3 La.
dies Mackintoshes, prices
SO 90 each, to be sold at So Oc
each 10 close out at once.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01

OFFICE, SEVENTH AND KING.
II. T. Sergeant, dealer in coal and
wood. Large pea coal for family use.
Hickory wood foropen CRATES. Phone 545.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01

The Republican party has plenty Of
rope to hang itself with and it seems
to be moving rapidly in that direction.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01

lust received a lot Of Ladies,
Mis- ,es' and Children's Goats,
purchased at a great sacrifice
price, enabliog us TO offer
some of the best Coat bar
gains in the country. A splen-
did opportunity to save money
on your Coat purchase. Chill
dfen'S Goats we are almost
pivino awav.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01
MRS. DUPONT'S NEW YEARS
DANCE.

Mrs. Alfred /. DUPONT gave a New
Years reception and dance last even
ing at her handsome home. on the
Kennett pike. The affair was very
large and fashionable one, and in
cluded guests from Philadelphia, New
York and this city Among the VIII
mingtonians present were Miss
Elethura Bradford, Miss Alicia Brad
ford Miss Swift, Miss Emma Swift,
Miss Frances Swift, Miss Elsie Swift,
Miss Alice Lea, Miss May Candy, Miss
Marguerite Cause, Miss Isabella
Wales, Miss McIlvaine, Miss Katharine
Wilson, Miss Eleanor DUPONT, Miss
Aimee DUPONT. Miss Julia DUPONT,
Miss Alice DUPONT, Miss Marie Du-
Pont, Miss Ethel Candy, Miss Morse,
Miss Natalie G. Wilson, Miss lrenee
DUPONT. Joseph p. Wales, Leonard E.
Wales, Jr., Rogers Wilson, Andrew c.
Gray, George p. Bissell, Henry NJ.
Candy, II. h. Bringhurst, Jr., Arthur
c. Spruance, James w. Ponder, j. Ches-
tdr Gibson. Felix DuPontSAleXis pu-
Pint Df. and MES. DUPONT, Mrs. La
motto Dupont, j. r. Cause.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01
NEW YEARS DINNER PARTY.

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Baxter gave
dinner party last evening at their
home. No 4O3 East Fourth street.
Covers were laid for twenty guests. The
time was spent in a very pleasant
manner. and a beautiful large Christ
mas tree was much admired. Among
Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter's guests were. Mr..
and Mrs w. l.. Martin, Mrs. Nathan
Chen. Misses Mary and Edna Chen.
Miss Ellen Sharp, Miss Maggie Martin,
Evening journal., 1897-01-01
From 8 to u, and from 4
until 10 O'clock D. m.

We will offer 900 pai's Ladies
40 gusge very fine, full regular
made fast black Stockings, the
25 cent kind for IS cents pair,
? pairs for IS cents; not more
than 8 pairs sold to any one
customer. Also geo pairs
Mems Seamless Stockings, in
tan. slate and black. but very
few blacks, 4 pairs for IS cents;
only a pairs sold TO each Gus
toner. You csn always save
money by shopping at The
Popular and Reliable Dry
Goods House.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01
An ENJoYABLE RECEPTION.

SMYRNA, Jan. Mrs. S. j. Rey-
nolds, wife of Postmaster Reynolds
gave a very pleasant reception last
evening at her residence, on West South
street The decorations in the recep-
tion room were of a Christmas charac-
ter Mrs Reynolds was assisted i'm re-
ceiving by Misses Elizabeth Reynolds
and Ella r. Smithers
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
John NanGasken. Rev. Adam Stengle
and wife. Dr. and Mrs. j. "a. McCaua-
land. Mr. and Mrs Edward honecker.
Rev j. L. Estlin and wife, Rev T. II.
/ Hayes and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
| Jones Mr. and Mrs Joseph Smithers
/ Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hofecker Mr.. and
I Mrs. Frank Postles, Mr. and Mrs
/ Gcorako A. Hail. Mr. and Mrs. John
/ L. Hudson. MIR. and Mrs. w. ID. Hud-
sen, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. f. T. Evans. Mr. and
Mrs w B. Megear, Mr. and Mrs. w
I A. Fleming DR. and Mrs. d. r. Smith
ers, Mr.. and Mrs David Stewart, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Prettyman Mr.. ahS
Mrs W. o. Hoffecker Mr.. and Mrs. e
G. Walls. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Anthony
Mrs j. Talley Smith. of Wilmington
Mrs. Robert Denney, Mrs. W. Il
Dunn. Mrs. /. II. FAIRIES. Mrs Carrie
|, Farrell, Mrs. w. c, Pennington, Mrs An
y ME Frice Mrs. Annie Cummins Mrs
Margaret Collins, Mrs James p Hof
: fecker Mrs Thomas Coyerdale. Mis-
Iarriette Layton, of Bridgeviile
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Savin. lren
} Roberts. Mary English, Emma Wild.
! Elizabeth Parrott. Anna Hough, Emm
r Hough, Ethel Cooper. Marie Estlir
81 lcunice b. Anthony, Estella Armstrong
NJ. Edith Beck, Elva Armstrong. katl
o. ryn w Beckett. Elizabeth Hall, Bel
tha Smithers, Irene Williams. Hetti
Megear. Clara J. Bewley, Nellie Farie
h Annie Holding and Colonel George l
q Raymond. s. Gilbert Wiids. Euger
# Davis, Edward NJ. Boyd and j. w. Al
, | thOny.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01
[rOm 2 10 { 0'CIuCk

We will sell 2,684 Yards choice
style Nader Prints, new
goods jusc received, at 334
cents a yard. not more than 20
yards to each customer.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01
Down Quilts.

SO 90, new price $3 90.
$500 and So 90, new price,
5000
$I2 90, new price $500.
$40 co, new price SI2.oo
And one beauty $500, at
$22.OO
Down Pillows at half price
$4 co at S. 90
SIS 90 at So so
SO 90 at $3 90.
81 90 at $3.50.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01
OLD YEARS LAST SURPRISE
PARTY.

PARTY.
A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Mrs. Samuel W. Elliott last night
at her home, No. III Monroe street, the
occasion being the twenty-eighth an
niversary of her birth. The evening
was spent in games and music. Sew
eral solos by Mr. Appleby were es-
pecially we'll rendered. Mrs. Elliott
received many pretty and useful pres
ents.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01
From II 10 z O'clock

We wiIlsell I,o42 yards beauti-
full Toll Du Nord Ginghams,
fine quality, new goods just
opened, spring styles at 7 cents
a yard, instead of I2% cents.
Evening journal., 1897-01-01
Crosby
& Hill
NEW YEAR BARGAINS

From the Great Closing out
Trade Sale in New York on
(to-morrow) Saturday, from 8
to 10 o'clock, we will sell ?, 7o2
yards beautiful Shifting prints
at 5 cents per yard, not more
than 20 yards to each cuitomer.
From 10 10 II O'clock
We will sell ? 900 yards Apron
Ginghams, good quality, at 5
cents a yard, not more than 20
yards 10 ca IN customer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-16
4oad5entltde autnots staats- 8ettssts, antttsood1, 10. 9natt 1897.

man ibm erit tpebren tpolte, gelpifermaBen
e~r5tpingen muBte, fam es bod innerbal6 Der
9epeibten 8emarfung gu teiner Pdntf, gu
feinen p~Dbelbdften Muftritten, ia nt9t eins
NAL gu ben ~geringften l1%norbnungen. Rur
bic Sal4enbiebe, Die friber in 8reentpoob
eth beionoers beoor3ugtes Sbdtigfettsfelo erz
blidten uno bementipre9enb tultibirten, pa@
rem aud Bel btefer @elegen6eit ni3t %fort5uz
balten. Wentgtens tonnte Die &ir99ofsz
poli5ei am anberen Sage NIT beionoerem
Selbff9efi6l betannt MAIDEN, baB bon ibr in
5tpei 5daen Die geito6lenen @egenitdnoe ben
be~treffenben 2%angfingern prompt pieoer abz
gejdgt tporben feien. 8etbes - Portemon>
naies. Sas cine nit bier Gents unb einem
&iidz5errbtidet mad Seem gort. 9as an
bere nit nt9ts ais einem berfaIenen BfanDz
f9ein ii6er Elm 8dar berieBte 6ofen. 9ie
@igent6iimer fparen offen6ar 3pei BON ben
fpirtli9 leiotrdgenben finf3igtauieno Seem
Oortern %gepefen, bic am 8egrGbniB=S Sage
Peter Goopers @reentppob iiberI9nemmten!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-16

~erfrsrte. giibt peniger liebte es Der olte
9err, bel alien Dffentliden @~elegenbsiten als
&unftfreunb, 96ilant6rop unb ulsemeiner
Nep Oorfer @brenz unb @9auz8iirger duf
Der GelebritdtenzplatfDrm gu figuriren unb
bort iein S4ldf6en gu t9un. @s sing bus
iotpeit, oaB man auleBt, als er tpirtli9 i4on
iiber bic duBerfen Sabre fonftiger menl9liz
9er 8enegli9telt 6inaus mar unb bod nod
INNER als 5nberldiit9te Blattformz3ieroe
erf9ien, bic gebauptung 6Oren tonnte: es lei
gar ni3t Der ri4ti9e 9eter Cooper, ionbera
elm iOlAer BON &autl6ud, ben man fir iol6e
Gelesen6eiten Elm fir ale Scale bereit belt
unb nur auf5ublalen bruu9te, UNI i'm in
0ienit treten gu lafen. 0amit itanb benin
a6er bo9 tpieber Die Nrt unb 8eife, tpie ct
audi UNI Der unmittelbarite unb lebense9tez
item 8et6dtiglngen elmer pirtli9 ~uner6Orten
8reiienSEi9ri9teit 6alber in ben giep PORTER
3situngen fi9urirte. So namentlih gelegent,
li9 1eines neun5i91ten @eburtstages am %.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-16
Dieter Cooper nao teine ,ruei
Neiu uorker Monnmente.

Inter bieIem sitel i4rei6t Il 3 . 9 t a 6=
selegentli9 Der neuli9en @ntbiilz
lung ber por benz Cooper Snititute aufgez
itelten Statue bes unbergeBli4en pbilan=
tbropen in Der q, 9. n9anbelsaet=
tung" bus 6olgenbe:
r0Oppelt eend6t, reiBt ni4t!" iust Elm
sutes, oltes 99neiber@ Spri9tport. Nber
es tOmmt uud auBer6dlb Der S9neioerei uno
ber Sdneibertpelt oft genug our Antpenoung
unb betpdbrt iib aud bort auf's Bette. 60
BADEN eben bic bantbaren unb oenfmalsz
freuoigen geep Yorter benz 9uten alten peter
Cooper Elm Mpnument uno ni9t etpa in
8rDnce, Ionbern neil ibnen offen6ar bic
Mabl apii9en ben beiben biel Dual ma6te,
glet9 in alien beiben auf Elm Mal, erridtet.
llnb ni9t 9enug bamit, man bat baielbe au9
mod an iener Stene Der Stabt aufgeite[t,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-16
MiIheIm TT. mt art alien feinsn Inn

WiGbelm II. bat gu alien feinen fon@
itigen @iirben unb Siteln = beutI9er &aiz
fer, 80nig bpn preuBen, Marfgraf pon
8ranbenburg, 8urggrdf BON Niirnberg, 0raf
gu 9obea5olern, f%ouOerainer unb erblf9er
!6er3og bon S9leiten pie auh Der @raff9aft
@lub, 9er3og Der 8enben uab 8aiuben,
u. +. No., II. T. ~, fopie 5u un5dbliger milf
tdrif8en @brentiteIn, iebt AUDI mod ben
Sitel eines 6 d ii bentDntgs b . II
&aGdu. SEPT eben gum apeiten Mdle,
pte i9pn friiber einmal, bat Der bortige 8iirz
9ermeiiter Humens &ief9fe benz &aifer bur9
einen Meiteri9uB bic Wiirbs geii9srt. Die
les &alau in Der NieberlauiiB ma" I9on oor
WtGbelm's bortigem S9iibent0nigtbum bod
beribmt als bic Gtdbt Der &alausr @tBe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-16

11nfere Musfubr ppn einbeimtz
f9en Brobuften errei9te i'm Mpnut
90 a / Die 9Dbe BON $42,14O,6 sol, cine 53us
nubme oon $6,062,330 geaen BEN Mai 1896.
@s e%ntfelen auf 8rotftoffe $13,087,012, auf
8uumtpo1e 1862 7,473, uuf MineraIole So
362,282 unb uuf 9robiionen $10,592,185.
9ie @efdmmt8iffer unierer Musfubr bon
ein6etmif9en Gr5eugnifen errei9t fir Die eli
Monate beg &ennungsiabres Bis Gnbe Gtai
$500, 345, 671 gegen $50, 1896, 9O1 im ssSobre
1896, S49O,O83,58O int Sabre 1895, unb
$685. 46 i'm Sabre 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-16
Sok ber @ersnb osmod3t n,,rS,. ne mohz

DAB Der 8er1u9 gemd9t purbe, bic Wobz
hung bes Qetters beg gunbes=Sn :
Onlibenbuues gu 2eabenmDrtb
in &unias, Qnbren S. Smit6, NIT OBJ
ndmit in Die 2uft gu fprengen, nobel beFen
Srau f9tper Derlebt p1rbe, tit einfa9 f9euBe
li3. 9o9 ebenfo fi9er 1T es, baB biefer
Smith bur9 fein tprannif9es Bebabren
i4On biel @rbitterung berDprgerufen bat.
So ipirO iebt Der folssnbe rtelte San beridtet.
Der beuti4e 8eteran Soiepb Simon, Elm
Srescomaler, mar 1880 Sniaffe Der Gnz
italt unb fiebtlte bann, ba Smith bon ibm eez
tptife Wrbeiten berldngte, bic er ni9t oefpiIt
ipnr, gu eiten, nd9 benz SSnDdlibenbauie au
Oapton in Obip iiber, no er flint Sabre
blieb. Damn fam ct tpieber in bic NnItdlt
gu 2eaOenportb. Sein 8etra9en mar toS
oeGos. Set Sturgeon erfpart er iebob Der
@nitalt bic Soften 1eines l1nter6alts, inbem
er gu eineR iebr refpettublen beutI6en Soft
ipirtb Numens Odniel 9iergart 5og unb biez
fem i'm 9ef9dfte bulf. 8iirali9 nun erbielt
Simon bon @eiten Smiths gan3 ur1ertpartet
feline @ntldfungspapiere 5ugeiteGt, auf benen
benterft lit, baB err ucum infamia" aus
benz S~nOdlibenbauIe entlaHen Iei, neil er in
elmer SpeGunte als S9antte1ner biene. Nun
lit 9err 9iergurt, pie seIagt, Elm gea6teter
8iir9er, Der fi4 itets bes beiten aufes err
freute, unb bas gilt aud bon Ieinem @sI6dft;
audi gegen Simon liegen feinerlei Rlaaen
bor. 8eibe Mdnner tpplen nun enerqif@
gegen ben Semperenalpiitberi9 unb anotp=
nothing Smith porge6en, unb 5ipar fopobl
bel Der 8unoesregieruns ipie in ben @eri9ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-16
exret fir fmwo0e mdnner.

Sd rerhe iebem Ntann ~foItenfrei cine grobe Der
6eilnittsI !snocn, bic mir bic oole Mannesfroft tnies
berberssftat 6a6ens no9Osm allies anOere feblqei@ta.
gen bate. Sieis MeOtsin beilte mid ~uonitdnOio bon
6tdrtt. %nerb6isr S6pdde unb nd6tli6tm GroiiFfn.
uno piro gle ebenio beilen. Sic tOrnen ss our6 zinc
9ibrtIe beittt. ba bies nibt tieSer crideinsn mos
Wsan i4Iiebe cine 9riefmarfe bel. IbreFe: Carl 7.
Walker, LAG Masonic Temple, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Stee1Smii a,is,mx t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-16

SIN Suben tpirb eifrig fife bic Grid
tung elmer te9nif dem 5o9f9ult
fit bas SerttIz 9eperbe dgitirt, unb
es 1T f3On ni4t mebr bic Srage, II eine
Iol9e bef@afft Derben, fOnoern tpobin fife
tOmmen foG. 9d5 lit cine perniinftige Sbse,
nit beren 8erpirtli6ung mon bOffentlth
rti9t lange tpnrtet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-16
8rittfh Columbia.

11eber bds ltngliid, BON ipel9em Sic
Slider beg gbufun Nr9ipelusus an ber
&iite BON @binu befallen tpurben, bat Der
0ampFer u@mpreB Of Supun" b~irftig.
Ha4ri9ten gebra4t. Nm 6. Mai, als ule
ober tpeni9itens bic metten Der 5if6erboDts
ii9 auf ben 8dnfen ~befanOen, brad plObli9
Elm f9redli9er Srfun log. Son hen bieIen
bunoert 8ooten finb MIR tpenige 3uriid9e=
febrt unb man fagt, baB ee9en 100 WenIGen
ibr 2eben berloren BADEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-16

Die braTilidnif4e artilerie ben Sag gu Sum
Fen Der 3egierung entf9ieb. Die &ebelen
rdnbten ftd 8ur 5lhcbt, purben heftig ptrz
folet unb beinabe Derni9tet.
Der Gieg Der 8unbestruppen fpurbe iez
bod unter groBen 8erluIten erfdmpft unb
ne6r tpie breibu1oert 8rafilianer baOedten
cas- 99la9tFeIb. Inter ben 9efulenen be-
fanb ii9 dud Der Sbsrit selGes.
Der in GalGao BON Banana ongefommene
9ompfer Santiago, bate geIbes 5ieber on
8orb, urtb muBte in 0uarantdne eeben.
Sin Pafagier bon Bunumu, Narners
Mlguitin Sleipn, liegt 70 i4tpsr frant am
seIben 5ieber barnieber, baB feline @enei lung
be5peifelt nirb.
Mrsentinien bat ben 8efs61 our WfobiGts
firung bes 6eeres nnb Der 5lOtte gegeben,
unb es neroen ale @orbereitungen gum
&riege getroffen.
4us Montepibeo pirb beri9tet, ouB Die
8ebeIen ibre Sruppen auiammen5is9en unb
baB cine ent19eibenbe S9la9t NIT ben Gf%
gterun9struppen beboritebt.
SIS piro tpeiter iiber ben rrterIpGbnten
@orfaG berintet, baB Der leBte @tret atpiz
I9en ~rruguaD unb Mrgentinien i'm Sabre
1896 tattfunb, uls SlibuItier@g rpebitionen
aus Nr9entinien bic uruguaif9en RebeIen
nit Munition unb @affen beriorgten.
@eit benz Musbru9 ber 8ebOlution in
Uruguay ma9te fi9 in @rgenttnien groBe
@Dmput6ie nit ben 8ebeGen bemerfbar, unb
bieIe trut bur9 Senbun9en bon Baffen unb
Munitipn gu Sage. S4GisBli9 fam es in
N%rsentinien gu ~pffenen 8unogebunsen unb
es purbsn 9tobuneen gegen bic &eeierune
bon l1ruguup uus9eftOBen, bis bic leBterr
ernitli9 baseseu. prOteIt erbob. Srosoem
bauerten Die Slibufier.@ rpebitionen fort,
unb bus &eIuGtat lit, bab g~egentpdrtis atpis
Tfen ben beiben &epubliten Elm duBerit ge=
1panntes 8erbGltniB beitebt.
Die Na9ri9t, bab fih Der Prdibent 8dr>
rios gum Oiftator BON Guatemala ertLdrt
bat, tpirb beitdtigt.
Cine Seuersbrunit fat In Colon mebrere
@ebGube ~3eritOrt unb einen @erlut bon
$125,OO0 berurfa9t. Oas poitamt nit
fdumtli9en 0ofumenten, mebrere 6anbeIss
bdufer, Elm S6edter unb 21opb's Qgentur
tpurben eingedi6ert; es iinb iebo9 tsine
MenI9en umqetommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-16
Jnoien.

SDlbdten irn 9ienite Der &egierung. Na9
ben Bis iebt oorliegenben Na9ri9ten tp1rben
5nei 9eT9iiBe elmer reitenoen 8atterie aug
8pmbdi unter Der @scprte bon ~brei6unbert
W1unn bDm eriten Sif6as &egiment, l1nb benz
eriten panidb Snfonteriez Regiment, imSa9t
S6ale, in berrdtberii9er @eife BON elmer
~ftarfen 4btbeiIung feinbIi9er Ginse6orener
dnge9riffen.
Dem erten geri9te mad purben Der
Sberit 8nnnp, 5psi unbere Sffi5iere unb
fiinf1nb5tDan3i9 @emeine getobtet, unb bret
Sffi5iere unb 25 9eneine b~ertpunbet; ben
@n3ei4en mad mar es me6r ols Elm einfa8er
Sampf nit triegerif4en @in9e6orenen, unb
tpuroe Der ueberfdG BON benz berii9tioten
MuIub bon potpinbob berunGaBt.
Sdm1tdg Na9mittdg tpurbe in &alflttd Elm
mebrereS efunben anbduernbes grDbe6ea berz
fpiirt. 9aIelbe erftredtr fi9 Bis nd9 9otpz
rut, %ienieits bes 9ooglp<SluKes, unb ri6tete
buielbf ernftli6e 8er6eerungen nn. Mebrere
@ebdube f%tir3ten %Sufammen, cine @naabI
Meni9en fdnten ums 2eben, tpG6renb an=
bere mebr pber ipentger 19fpsr bsrIebt muir
ben. Mebrere @ebGube tpurben beI9Gbiet,
fOnft aber fem S9aben a1tgeri9tet.
Die @rbtOBe nurben in Simla, 49ru,
8ontbai, Wanipur unb an bielen mod ertz
fernteren glGben berfpiirt. Sn 0oooIi,
8urbndn unb 9dcca, no me6rere 9erfonen
u%mgefommen finb, unb in @ppuIpur, 4sptn1,
Ndngipur, Mdgiffdrpur unb Mong6pr, lift
Elm unsebeuerer S4aben angeri9tet por=
ben.
Sioafrifd.
%. SUM-, an tpel9em Sage Der ltn5a9 CUR
5eier bss bidmdntenen observation-disclosures
Der 8Onigin 8ietoria in 9onOon ftattfinben
piro, in Der gdn3en fiioufrituniI9en Hepublit
ais 6eiertag begangen iperben foa.
mitteI= uno SiozQ merifd.
Ganrbo, bic itarte Bette Der 5anutiter unz
ter 0ntonio GonfelberiO, 1T gefaGen unb BON
Zen Hegierungstruppen mad eirtem ber3nei=
felten Sample nit ii6er fe3stauienb &ebelz
len genOmmen porben.
8eim 8eginn beg Samples errargen bic
Saratiter einige 8ort6eile unb es bate ben
@tnf9ein, als pb Die 8egsrungstruppen cine
4s0erIage erIei6sn piirbsu, big i4lieBli4