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SIX HUNDRED KILLED.
Loss of Life Mt nilan-a,OO0 Wounded
Trouble Not Over

London, May 1.-THE Vienna CORE
spondent of the Daily Telegraph, ie-
scribing the riots at Milan, says; "One
thousand persons were arrested six
hundred Killed and two thousand
wounded. In one instance. twenty
students were killed at the main sta
tion of the Vienna railway line Three
hundred rioters set fire. to all the rail-
way carriages, and the military, hur-
ryins up. unfortunately, fired on the
ilremen. who We're trying to dispense
the rioters with the hose. Many OF the
iiremen We're killed.
AS all the printing houses in Milan
refused to print the manifesto, the mil
itary government was proclaimed BY
drums and the roar of cannon.
The Daily News, commenting this
morning on the situation In Italy, says:
we wish we could believe the who,,.
of Italy tranquil Our correspondents
are unable to get their messages
through, and If everything Is so tran
gull. 1t is strange that the Italian gov
eminent should close up all the chan
nels whereby such welcome news might
spread"
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Rodgers is Chief of Artillery.

Washington. d. c., May IL
Brighten. John l.. Rogers, senior Of
hcer of the artillery branch OF the army
today was appointed chief of artillery
OF the army. and placed In charge OF
the heavy artillery of all the coast de-
lenses. Until recently he WAS in COM
mand of the Fifth artilley stationed
at Governors island New York
city
The office of chief of artillery was
created during the Civil War. but was
abolished at its conclusion. 1t was so
successful in operation. however, dur
ing that crisis, that 1t has been deemed
advisable to recreate II foiY the present
war As such officer, Gen. Rogers will
nave immediate supervision OF all the
land defenses along the coast.
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PEACE is FAR DISTANT.
That Ii the View of All Except Stock
Spectators.

New York, May 12.-Spanish fours
| which have been as low as "a, and
| which closed last week at 2gA, have
gone up to 50, says the London cor
respondent of the Tribune. This I'M
expected result Is explained on the
street as due to gathering feeling
that Spain Is not prepared to risk an
other naval engagement, but will keep
her fleet under the shelter OF Cadiz and
accept the Intervention of the powers
II this feeling were general, Spanish
Tours would go above 45 at once, but
the rise has sufficed to convince many
hopeful bankers that peace is close at
hand. They have been talking freely
among themselves about the possible
lily or negotiating on the base OF Span
ism withdrawal from Cuba and Amer
lcan retirement from the PHILIPPINES
with moderate war Indemnity nav
able from Madrid. They have no facts
upon which to base this belief. except
this sudden Improvement in Spanish
securities and the unexpected air of
cohnuence In the restoration OF peace
exhibited in Paris and Vienna.
All reasoning about Spanish tours is.
however, illusory. They would i'm
prove In price If Spain were to lose all
her colonies, or IL she were to have
second naval defeat, Just as they have
risen on the strength of reports that
her navy will not fight in West indian
waters. 1t was the prospec, of a pro-
tracted war with unlimited issues Of
paper money which sent them down 10
~ They have been rising since Al
miral Dewey's victory. because invest
ors nave reason to hope that the wnr
WI be over before the printing press
Is well in operation.
outside of financial circles there is
less hopeful feeling Respecting the |
near approach of peace. Among diplo. |
mats the feeling is prevalent ti,,t the |
ministers have not dared to take the
risk of another naval defeat which
I hnS upset them and the monarchy.
Any ministry which proposes peace
WIN the United States will he over
thrown ,,1ro sagasta is described by those
VINO know him intimately as rlding
Tor ran on some side issue. so MS to
pr anle 10 return to Office when some
other premier has been rash enough to
treat Tor peace and has suffered the
penalty of extreme unpopularlty and
popular vengeance. anu
50 rar as can be learned no we'll In
FORMED member of parliament or dina
mat shares the confidence expressed hy
men In the street that the war is prac,
tically at an end,
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CARE FOR sIck AND WOUNDED.
Plans for the U. S. Ambulance Corps Have
been Perfected.

| New York, May 12.--Assistant Sur
| geon General Greenleaf, who will be
in entire control of the medical corps
and hospital end ambulance services
to be established in Cuba. has com
pieted his comprehensive plans for
rendering aid to the sick and wounded
in the coming campaign, and has
closed his cilice here preparatory to
starting for the front with Gen. Miles,
says the Washington correspondent OF
the Tribune. Col. Hon will succeed
Col t;reeal"af as assistant surgeon
general, .lihuugh later he may be
III charge II 20 eanitary organizes
ton at Camp Sheridan, opposite Wash
ington. Surgeon General Sternberg
has been untiring in his efforts to pro-
vide Col. Greenleaf with everything
imaginable to constitute the finest
medical organization which has ever
been placed in the field by any nation
This sanitary organization will be
based on the strength of the fighting
division the proportion of men in the
hospital corps being about 3 per cent
of the fighting force.
1t will be divided into regimental de-
tachments, ambulance companies, field
hospitals. lines of communication to
hospitals, base hospitals. hospital
transports and railway trains. and
general hospitals already established
in the United States. The last two
of the surgeon general in Washington,
and the first Will be In sharge OF Col
Greenleaf. Men who are wounded In
action will be cared for by these d.
visions in the order of their number |
ing. the slightly wounded and the sick |
being discharged from the field hos
pitals If their injuries or Illness are |
slight and they are capable of quickly |
returning to duty. Those whose con- |
dition is more serious will be trans
ported-carried through the lines of
communication hospitals II necessary
Ito the base hospitals, and only the
bad cases who are untitled for further
active service will be sent In the hos.
pital transports and specially fitted
railway trains to the general hospitals
in the United States.
About $50 medical officers and GO
and 80 ASSISTANTS surgeons will
accompany the army. the rate being
one medical officer to about 400 soldiers
of the line. The medical corps will
also include about 100 hospital stewards
and acting stewards and about 1900
privates. In addition to the usual
equipment of stretchers, $50 ambu-
lances OF the most modern design win
be used, 100 of which are already with
The troops and the remaining fifty
were ordered shipped from Indiana
% Tampa today. Not more than one
third OF the entire sanitary organiza-
ions VIII accompany the first force OF
regulars that lands In Cuba. the re-
nainder following with the volunteers.
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schLEY ON DEWEY.
!aadron Commander Speak, q,
%, inc Philippines Success.

osr p Point ,S Comfort. Va. Mov =, ~
|Ionroe l,,asship Bookrlyn, on Fort
nan1IS.olmmodore Winfield sebiev
l y for ' X. the nying squadron. To-,
~ his View, nrst time, consented to
(ssoe Ia, Dewey at ManiI o Won NO ny, by
fd: Press representative he
kqst deserD,lse ywyey's victory at Manllo
De with tho eu ny take place side by
| the worl1,s 7teatest naval victories
Hded lntsr r ne result shows such d dea
Pred with ,' Ky IN resistance as com
here Is a DINE ,ne order of attack. that
bat is untrue 'n sat of the glory. but
,embered that u must first be re-
3 and success gsG;s lies in the V calm so, OF
sion to e eatlns displayed in his so DIR
AFk, under n. a strange harbor at
the guns ar many forts
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and Drawing the perhaps hidden tor
pedo or mine.
" strikes me that with several ad-
vantageous fortified positions the pre-
ponderanee of advantage was certainly
with the enemy. and that, with the
great daring displayed by Dewey
there must fall upon his shoulders the
mantle OF Perry and Farragut.
FROM the meager accounts that
nave been received of the battle, 1t is
evident that despite the great risk,
every officer and every man knew what
was being taken. there was not faint
heart in all that squadron, but an en-
thusiastic and spirit de corps that
could not but win with such a leader.
Il would note. too. that superior edu-
eaton, hich brings Intelligence, cou-
pied with perfection in craftsmanship.
aided greatly in winning the day, and
VIII, / believe, contribute to future
victories. Admiral Dewey and every
man In his squadron deserves every
recognition that a grateful people and
q nation can bestow."
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BATTLE AT CIENFUEGos
Havana Reports One of Eight Hours, ppr.
alton.

London, May ia specinl d,sna.o,
from Havana says: -Four AmerIcan
vessels opened fire on Cienfuegos We'd
nesday morning and attempted to lana
arms IN barges, The Spanish troons
assisted by the fort, drove OFF the in'
Naders. The American guns DESTROYED
tne cable station. A second attempt to
islnu was also frustrated. The fighting
continued for eight hours, ana r. T.
runored that the Americans lost
heavily. Altogether, fourteen Spaniards
We're wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-12
GEN. MILES AND STAFF.
They Leave Washington for the Cuban
Campaign Tonight,

Washington. May 11.-A final deoi-
son has been reached by Gen. Miles.
commanding the army, to leave Wash.
mgiQn for Tampa tomorrow light, The
special orders on this subject have
Deen issued. and provide that the gen
tII and his staff and other ofIicers
Twho accompany him shall proceed to
illnpa and other points that may be
uysighated FOR temporary duty"
me Following named officers will ac-
9npany the generals: Cant. FrancIs
Itsh!er, Capt. NJ. p. Morse, LIeut.
V9L d. c. Gilmore, Maj.-Gen. Rodgers
" we volunteer army; Col. Charles r..
'y'eshleat. Lieut.-Col. Wagner. chief
\. 'he military information division of
a ,ar war department; Mai. Henry n
U slI1 commlssary; Mai. Ell l.. Hug
Shs Capt $. w. Seyborn, Cant Hugh
dtrsOn '' i5u"aru An
vol, wagner viii have charge of the
n, r-'eau OF military intelligence while
ARM us army Is in the field. He will he
sss'sted IN his work by Lieut.. Ander-
s sa' VINO is At present In his Office.
S Sns Wher officers in the field will no
s,sal as the work Of the bureau in.
bssscs, Gen, Miles will have his
mu' ,si in the field, and a great
~ 'ss OF papers, charts and other data
Ss, a. military character have been
''Aeu ready for shipment to Tampa'
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Confirmed by the senate.

Washington, d. c.. May IL
The Senate today confirmed these NOM
nations:
George Dewey, to be a rear admiral.
j.. c. Aud and w. v. Anderson of
Montana to be a commission to exam
Inc into and classify lands within the
limits of the Northern Pacific rail-
road
Observation-Disclosures. u. Wherritt.
Park City.
Californla-W. w, Wilson, Chico; NJ.
Salina.
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sagasta Makes Rcply.

As~ Suu' May lin the Senate TODAY
ma teranger, minister of marine
We last cabinet OF the late senor
mS., 'ds del Castillo, asked for an nc.
fo Isat OF the war material sent To tha
N e ss and of the warships purchased
i,,s Spain between May I. 1895 and
to,, 1876, He asked also for n rc-
toss,,o on the electric torpedo boat,
rspn. sae Chamber tonight Senior sarasta
on ~ 70 Senior Salmeron's attack
M s,v present regime. retortin~ thar
sbaln a, oil anarchy which existed in
rsrj Nh alurlng the short-lived Republjcan
ihe ir under salmeron, made spain
ina ushlhE-stock of the world, "
D s syvT,SSthment In doing "lts utmost
10 avota war with the YankeesihitRo
tlayIrmu war, while the Yankees were
lpbeaI a. toul game" He repeated hi.
Powes ar AR union, adding that whoeye.
fonelpdass Vofd was not patriot. Uo
lhe goys,r ms speech by declaring that
Pat '"ihent would prosecute the
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Spanish Fleet where it Ought to be.

London. May 1.-THE Madrid cor
respondent of the Daily Mail says: nd
miral Bermejo, minister OF marine, de-
niles that the Cape Verde squadron has
returned to Cadiz. He affirms that
this fleet at the present moment is
where 1t ought to be, according to the
instructions given it"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-12
TELEGRAPHlC BREWTlEs.

COZ, cyrus A. Page, publisher of. the
Boston Beacon, is dead.
walter c. Sanger. the well known BIZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-12

Chicago, May 12.-Commlssioner Jones
of the Indian bureau. has awarded con-
tracts for Indian rations for the coming
year. The amount will exceed 81, 6OO,-
900. The contracts went to twenty
three different firms all over the West
within reach of the 1873 agencies to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-12

both the method and results when
syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
md refreshing to the taste, and acts
GENTLY yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys'
TEN eifectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures hab;tual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and No.
!ceptablc to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it's
many excellent qualities commend II
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 30
cent bottles by all leading drug.
.;ists. Any reliable druggist who
nay not have it ON hand will pro.
'ure 1t promptly for any one who
fishes to try it. Do not accept auv
.vbstitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup 60.
AMMAN, SAY fGAscieUa. ca.
=" W." yonY. w
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<EhExauD
fI
SHORT LINZ
Railway.
TIME CARD IN EFFECT MAY s.1sos
us follows:

| Trgirs arrive and depart ut salt Lake City
DEPART.
For Chicago, Omaha. Denver, Kan
sns Oily. ST. Louis, Ogden and
For San Francisco ogden. Cache " a m
II valley ana intermediate points. 10 IL IN
FOR Ogden, Denver. Kansas City.
omaha, St Louis, Chicago and
rr inmsefmediate points ...;;...,..., % p m
en- NM san Francisco, ;,........... Is p IA
Mammoth. PROVO, Nephi, SAN
pete, Milford, Frisco and inter-
mediate points 49, ......,,.... 7 no n m
MIXED train for Garfield Beach, u
Tooele and Terminus. ...,....... Z Is a IN
ARRIVE.
From Chicago. Omaha, st, Louis.
hahs G CITY Denver. Park city
and Ogden .i;.,,:...i;;..,,,.,..;. 49,. 10 m
francisco. Ogden and intermed-
From San Francisco, Cache Valley
-, ogden and intermediate points. Z Is pm
hrom chicago, Omaha. st; Louis,
fFrom Frisco. Milford. Ncphi, SAN
pete, Provo. Mercur, Eureka.
silver City and intermediate
From Terminus, Tooelo and Gar Gar; = :" " III
Trains south OF iuab run daily e co m
'Daiiy except Sunday.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, UNDER MASONIC HALL,
Cor. End South and West Temple.
ID. +. hurley.
s. W. EocLEs, "''' anu ''Ne' agent
az n General Traffic Manager.
Vice-President and Gen. Manager
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PURE Fooo AND DRINK
A Lady

tried Sehilling's Best tea and
did not like it.
She tried it again and
made it according to direc-
tons.
It's her only tea now.
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The COLORADO MIDLAND RAILROAD


Two Through Trains Daily
Between Salt Lake City, Ogden and Lead.
vile, cripple Creek. Colorado Springs, Den.
THROUGH CHAIR CARS. Through sleep.
grs on both mornipc and evening trains
Inis line, In connection with the Rio Grande
other line via Colorado Springs. No Change
OF cars 9r delayed trains. Take the COLO.
1auo Midland and save time and enjoy the.
nnest RIDE and grandest scenery In Colorado
for iull Information call on Il. CIV. Railway
W. +. BAILEY, O. A. BROWN
n.n,,. ". Il. a. Gen. Agent
osnVer' Colo Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-12

The steamers Ohio and Conemaueb
which arrived at San Francisco from
the East few days ago for the Klon-
dixie trade, have been chartered by the
government and will carry soldiers
and stores TO Manila
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05

bebalten elm. Die 359FplH iberoen
seaenmdrtia ausaeidifft. Sbr Sobn.
Der als sSreiluilliser Dor Der ssront ae'
,peien 1T. ipurbe benz Gtabe Gen. SuI'
Iislo's su9etpieien.
Sbafter. General .Major.
Dor 8ibonep. 81. SUM- 9 ubr
Mbencs; pia plaDa bel gite.
- 9ln ben 8eneral= =Noiutan'
ten in Waibin9ton.
Mles aeht ieinen 9uten Jortgana.
@ir beiu9ten beute cine noraeriidte.
aeifern bonn Geinbe perlahene Stellung
an Der GepiQa. uno Santia9o.2ano'
frabe. ipeitlid bonn San Suan'6lub.
teine brei Meilen boz, Santia9o ent'
fernt. bon TOO man bic Staot oeutlid
ieben tam.
S9after. 8eneral=Maior.
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9eloenmmtb Der ..wiloea Netter''
unS resnldren Gabalerte.
Infer WerluR: 16 9oote, GO Wers
,wunDete umo Ncrmibte.

Suraaua. 25. Suni. 4 llbr yta&.
mittaas. per 9liioeiateo Dress
DepeiAenboot ..Danop". pia
&in9fon. 26. SUM-, 10 ll9r Nor=
gems.
Ser erfe 3ampf bon Obert Woobs'
;. .QDiloen Neitern" uno ben 2apalleri=
iten bonn /. unb 10. Yunoes=Rapalle=
riereaiment uirb in Der @ei4ihte els
bas @efe&t bel Qa Aualina bejei6net
iperoen. SaB es ni4t nit p6lli9er Ner-
ni@tuna Der Nmeritaner enbete. baran
mar ni&t ir9eno iuelde falitbe Yere3-
nun9 i'm plane Der Spanier i6ulo.
oenn ME ,par Elm boll llltdnbi9erer Din.
terbalt i'm @ebirn zines 9lpa&e. Snoia.
ners erionnen uno porbereitet uorben.
als Der, in tuel1en Obert.Qieutenant
Rooiepelt unb feline 2eute fielen. Mn.
oertbalb Stunben bebaupteten bic
maderen Wsitsr bos Gelo unter eimsm
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Saatell= llnO ySetterberidte.
Sir bic nit 90. SUM- enbenbe 0o4s, mit9e'
tbeilt Don u. 8. Moore, @bef bes
fterh,rrpon'a

Sir bic nit 90. Suui enoenbe gSods, uit9e'
tbeilt Don gS. 8. 0toore, @bef bes
gSetterbureau'S.
Sas Wetter in bieier Wo9e mar
nitt 10 aiiniti9 als in Der boran9eaan.
aenen. in 1ol9e 81 piel He9ens muroe
in ben Stdaten oes Oberen Wiiliflippi-i
tbales, oes untersu Miiiouritbales. in
Stlaboma llno Seras betrdhtlibet
Sbaben anserihtet, plbreno bic Srotb
tenbeit in ben Garolinas ben Geloiril4
ten iebr ibdblitb 1T. Sn ben baupt.
idhliditen Wtaisitadten Der centralen
Sbdler ltebt Der Mais i'm 9lll9emeinen
gut. aber in 6ol9e Der Hesen tonnten
bic Safarbeiteu nidt iort9eiebt Deroen
unb bic 6eloer lino oesbalb iebr perun-
trautet; beionoers in ben Staaten oes
unteren DtiiiOuritbales. Sebr 9iinltig
mar oas Wetter in Der Seenre9ion.
benz Sbiothal. ben mittleren atlanti.
iben Staaten unb in 3eras. Sn
sSol9e Der bsitiaen &eseu iino bic Nus-
lithten fir W,nterweiSen in ben Staa.
ten oes WiiOuri. uno oberen Ytiiliiiip.
pitbales un9iiultiser als bisber. oa in
Holse oieIes Wetters &of auftrat uno
lih Der Weisen la9ert. Muh aus Sen.
nsllse uno ben mittleren atlantii4en
Staaten tommen 2laaen iiber &olt.
91eisen 0ebt ibnea Der @eife entae9en
I'M Sbiotbal. uno bic Grnte lit i'm
8anae in 0ir9inia. 3entudp uno i'm
Iuolihen She'll BON Sllinois. Wli1ouri
uuo Sanlds uno miro bieie gDo4e in
Sbio beainneu. Su Oklahoma uno
Seras puroen bic Grntearbeiten ourh
&eaen unterbrcden. Die MusliAten
in Ore9cu uno 98aibinatOn lino aus-
,eibnet uno leBtsrer Staat tuiro bic
arOBte grnte brinsen, bic ie in bemiel.
ben er,eu9t tpuroe. Ser Spmlnerwei.
,er ltebt iebr gut in ben TatOtas; in
Minneiota tritt aber &pt auf unb es
miro iiber Gagern aetla9t, ebeniO in
Soma, no iebr piele Jeloer ftari aela.
9ert lino. Sm Oberen MiiliiIippi. uno
unteren Willpuritbal bat 0afer au1
BON 3olt uno ourb 2aaern aelitten.
aber I'M Nlaemsinen itsbt er gut. Sn
eini8en Siioltaaten wiro 0afer bereits
9serntet. Sm Oitlihen She'll Der
Yaummollsnrs0ion 1T bic Yaum,polle
spar ilein. aber asiuno uno gut cult.
pirt; in @rtanias 1T lie aber in einiaen
@eaenben iebr araiis. Sn 9eras iteht
lie out. aber in Golae bon Neaen. bic
bic Yebaduua perhinoern. limb bic Jel.
Der Ie6r peruntrautet. Sas 3abataus.
pilansen 9ebt gut DOran in oem nDroli'
cben 5heil Der Sabatreaion. aber in
Warplano, Obio. &entudp uno Zen.
neiee 9ebt oas 9lusphansen nur lana-
, lam por,parts. Sn ben Garolinas
) brau4t 1abat &sasn.
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Stltgrapbiidt 9epeidtl1.
SaIG1D.
8abnuufa

Maion gitp. Sa.. 81. Sum-.
Yei elmer Goliiion pon s,psi 3iiaen
Der BON Clear Hate nod Maion Gitp
fiibrenosn elettriiden gabn baben
,,uansia Yeriouen YerleBun9en erlit.
ten. Sn Clear 8ate bate cine 3bea.
terporfeluna itattaefunoen. AL iuelber
iih cine Nenae 3uidauer aus Waion
Gitn ein9efunoen batten. ytad Yeen=
bi9una Der GOrfellun9 ginger orei
Yabnsiiae nit je bier Weaen in tur5en
3wiihenrdumen BON einanoer ab. uno
etwa spei Wleilsm BON benz Srte rannte
Elm tpeltlia aebenber 3uQ in bic erfe
Nbtbeilun9 oes bon Clear 2ate tom=
,nenben 3u0es hinein. uno ionnte ni6t
cher gum 0alten aebraat tperoen. biz
fat ole gDa9en mebr Ooer meili9er be.
ihdbiat warsn. Die i&Uer Derlebten
perionen fnb 1rau Sobn 9aplor.
Ssrau ". G. Yrpant. sSrau ISABELLA
Women uno ein unbetannter Mann.
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Oeuti9lanb.
0eiammtreiultat Der Sti9wablen.

VVIWWustteIuu"S W. SAsw~"yss"s
Berlin, %. Suni.
Sas 8elammtreiultat Der Sti4mab.
len fir ben 8eidstas 1T folsenoes:
Gonierpatipe 10. &ei4sparteiler 10.
Geutrumsmitglieoer %, 8eformpartei
(Nntiiemiten) 5. Nationalliberale 80.
Sreiiinn,se Tereiniaun9 IL. ssreilin=
nise goltspartei 20. oeutide Bolts
partei 8, gsrarier3. SO3ialoemotraten
"a. Yolen l, Welfen 8. @iloe g.
(Semnah bat bic Gentrumspartei
nibt nur ibren friiberen Mitslieoer.
itano erbalten. ionoern nod bier SiBe
iiber benielbsu binaus9e,uonnen uno
perfiist i'm neuen 8eibstas Iber los
Sibe.-9lnm. b. Reo.
Spanien.
Maorio, %. Stunt.
Qaut Na1ri1ten aus Manila permu.
tibet man bort. baB Die oeuti4en 3rie9s.
ihifIe oas Yombaroement BON Manila
perbinoern tueroen, uno beiBt es. oaB
bic Mntlnft oes Yrin3en 9einri4 BON
preuben bort ertpartet tuiro.
New Yorf, 90. suni.
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Mbmiral Gamara bat iebt itatt TO-.
900 5onnen Spblen nur 5000 Der.
lan9t, uno oa er oarauf beitano. oab
ihm aeitattet tperoe. oieie fleinere Auan.
titdt einsunebmsn. bat ibm Der 8ou-
perneur bon Yort Saio in b6fider.
aber fefer Weiie eriuioert, baB bic ipa.
nifde Slotte in d9pptiiden 8ewdiiern
iibsrbaupt ftine Roblen einnebmen'
tonne.
Gie Sdiiie .Yuenos Nires". so.
lon, vSsla be panap" uno r@ora.
bansa" lino an einem Ylabe nerautert.
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tunft oes 5ransportoampfers ,Ssla be
2uson" ,peroen bic Sruppsu. melhe
iid iebt an Sorb oes .yuenos Mires"
beiinoen. auf s,uei Oampfer 9ebra4t
peroeu. 10 baB Der .Yuenos Mires" als
Srcuser uno Sanoslsserforer oienen
tam.