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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17
M,LEAN IS SILENT,
And the Cincinnati Man Works Dill
gently at 1t.

New York, June 16.-John r. Mclean
of Cincinnati sailed for Europe today
on board the Cunard liner Campania.
At the steamship pier Mr.. Mclean re-
fused either to affirm or deny the re
port that he had sent his personal check
for $4,000 to Mr.. Bryan as a conJrlDu-
ton to the campaign fund. Mr.. <Ic-
Lean would not discuss the subject OF
the Democratic vice presidential noml-
nation, and he said that it would not
be proper IN him TO discuss Admiral
Dewey's affairs, referring all inquirers
to the recently published interview with
the admiral
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17
TALK INSULAR AFFAIRS.
Thirty-fve Delegates Meet IN Porte
Rico.

san Juan de Porto Rico, June 16-
Twenty delegates, representing M
teen municipal governments met in
convention here last evening and To-
day In preliminary session, tnelf oD-
iect being to discuss insular affairs ana
suggest further legislation,
Ameng the items which they viii
recommend are the disposition 49,
O95. 00e appropriated by congress, that
the telegraph system at present e0n-
froIled by the army be turned over TO
he munieips ties, that a high tariff be
imposed on salt imported from all
countries thus protecting the aome
Droduct. and that the surplus resulting
from re-coinage of Porto Eican silver
be credited To the island. The argu-
ment was put forward that the silver
peso and the dollar are equal, but that
she United States pays so cents for a
peso and coins Il into a dollar. leaving
a profit to the United States of 40
cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17
SILENT ON EXPANSION.
Washington Silver Republicans Diff
fer on This Subject.

washington silver Is0P AOAAN''AAN go
fer on This Subject.
Seattle, Wash, June 16.-The silver
Republicans of western Washington
held a convention in this city today
and elected fourteen delegates 70 the
Kansas C,itv convention. Bryan and
Towne were endorsed but the PLATFORM
in accordance with prearranged piah'
was silent on the question OF eXpan-
sion, this because some delegat es :
STRONGLY believe in expansion and
others are opposed to it, The delegates
are:
Louis Williams of Clailam county,
Vestal Snyder of Yakima county "a
Billings of Cowlit7 county, }. A DAVIS
of Snohomish county. J. p DeMaJtos
of Ferry county, Edwin sharp, james
NfcNeilty. \. r. Titlow and n d: =
Spike OF Pierce J. a BuheV' 4 :
DIatban Frank Pierce. John NJ. White,
W. c. Rutter. J. P. Calhoon and Homer
Hill of King county
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17
Guards in Arizona.

Yuma, Ariz., June 16.-Dr. Mitchell,
sanitary inspector of this point, has
received Instructions from the marine
board in San Francisco, to allow no
passengers from San Francisco 10 pass
the state line into the territory Of Ari-
iona unless ACCOMPANIED by a certiti-
cate signed by a marine hospital Off
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17
BARoNs WIFE AMERICAN.
Diplomat Reported Slain Welded De-
troit Woman.

Detroit. June 16.-Baron Won Kettler,
the German minister to China, who is
reported to have been killed in the
Boxer" riots in PelSin, was a sOn-in-
law of Henry B. Ledyard, president Of
the Michigan Central railroad. The
baron was married to Miss Ledyard in
1897.
When the news was conveyed TO the
IedyaFd home it was their first inti-
nation of what is said to have oc-
Cured Members of the family stated
that the baTOn'S wife Was with him in
PeliR. and that a cablegram had been
received from them a week ago say
ing all was we'll
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17
Congressman props Dead.

Dover, Del, June 16,-Congressman
Henry Hoffecker, DeIaWaTe's Only"Tep-
resentative IN the lower branch Of the
national legislature, who is said to have
been the only Republican both factions
of the party could agree upon for the
Office, dropped dead today in Smyrna.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17
ON UNCLE SAINTS STAND.
London Statist Counts on This Coun.
try For Open Door.

y % VT -'N30I'
London, June Accommodating upon the
supposed hesitation of the United States
to aclively participate in the movement
10 suppress the Boxers as reported ia
cable dispatches from Washington, The
Statist saws:
NO European power viii misunder-
stand the present hesitation Of the
United States and jump at the conclus-
tou that American feeling and opinion
may be disUegarded The United States
China as it did against Spain. if the pro
lection of it's citizens require them, or
If the powers threaten to exclude Ameri-
can merchants from their rights in China
acquired BY treaty Unless the British
ministers muddle matters, Great Britain
can reckon On the assistance of the
United States and Japan in maintaining
even by force the policy of the open door
in China
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ALLOWS NONE TO LEAVE STATE
Continued from Page II

not anticipate any serious delay Of
traffic on account OF the order.
Governor Gage is in communication
with the authorities at Washington in
an endeavOr to have the order QUaran-
timing the state withdrawn.
The merchants of this city. both
the action of DR.. KinyOun and there is
some talk of an appeal to the presi-
dent to have DR.. kinyOUn withdrawn.
Mckinley is Appealed To.
W. NJ. Cutter, secretary of the Re
publican state central committee to-
night sent the following significant
telegram to President Mckinley:
In accordance with the law of
March p, 1896, and regulations there
under promulgated by you March p,
1900, the United States quarantine Of
ficer al san Francisco. in defiance of
the decision of the federal court that
there is not now and never has been
any bubOnic plague in this state, has
quarantipeG the entire state of Cali
fornia. The indignation of the people
is beyond expression. They protest in
the strongest terms against this most
unjust and unwarranted order and ask
that you at once direct its immediate
revocation. Your action in this regard
is of the most vital Importance"
George Stone, chairman Of the Re
publican state central committee, who
is now with the California delegation
in Philadelphia, telegraphed an in
! dOrsement TO accompany the above
/ message, and adds the following.
/ Gerry interest is at stake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17
Inspeotor IS at Needles.

Needles, Cal, June IA quarantine
has been established here and no per-
son viii be permitted 20 leave California
unless provided with certificate. The
inspector win be stationed at Blake,
a station on the Santa Fe route at the
Arizona and California line
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17
Relaxation.

(Judge.)
Casey = There's thToubie over at
Clancys
Cosiigan-Phwat is ut2
fasev-A family fought
Costig asi-Shure. thct's not throuhie:
khat'z euiEnlsn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17
holland Takes q Hand.

The Hague. June 1.-THE government
has instructed the governor general Of
the Dutch East Indies, Herr W. Roose-
boom. to despatch a warship with
troops to China.
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FOREIGNERS REPORTED SAFE.
Tien Tsin Residents Said to be Pro
tected

tected.
Berlin. June ia semi-oficial dis
match from Tien Tsin dated June Ia
Friday, reads as follows:
THE foreigu settlements here are
adequately protected. Bands of Boxers
have appeared in the native town ihey
have burned three chapels ana are
spreading terror among the lnhablt-
ants- Two railroad bridges between
Tien Tsin and Lang-Fang have been
rendered impossible by the Boxers and
~. construction train dispatched 70 re-
nair the destruction of the railroad
near Iand-Fang has been interrupted
i'm its advance to the relief OF the
troops.
IN the meanwhile the German de-
taehment has continued to march TO-
ward PekiH By road
The Tsung Ii Yamen (foreign ofnee]
Z. is added, have sanctioned the entry
oe foreien troops into Pekin to the
number of 1,290 men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17
A Transferable Tale,

Boston Courier.)
And what did he say When be heard
that stoTy2"
''Oh. he laughed heartily
what. at himseif2
No. You see. put you in his place."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17

Eat Royal breao. purest and best
Ask your grocer for it. Ask your gro
Ger for 1t.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17
Mexico Bars CaIifornians.

Mexico City. Mex, June 16.-The Mex
lean government. following the example
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17

Principal Joseph E. Mcknight of the
training school was married TO Miss
Nettie Shelly III the First Congrega-
tienal church at high noon yesterday.
The couple will soon leave for a trip
east
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17

The second year students held a
jubilation meeting last Monday during
the luncheon hour in their joy in the
victory in debate at the contest a week
ago with the third year students. I'm
promptu speeches, class songs and yells
produced almost a continuous round
of confusion throughout the building.
Members of the class spent FRIDAY
o ffor.nnnr1 of q gn0n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17

From the numerous letters of appii-
cation and inquiry received. concerning
the university summer school, the indi-
cations are that the attendance this
year will much surpass that of previous
years. Indeed, the secretary of the
summer school committee is having
some difficulty in finding suitable
boarding and lodging places for the
applicants. The school will open on
Monday. June 3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17
Gets Present of Beauties.

A curious story is printed regarding
the Duke of York. 1t AYERS IN January
a bevy Of four beautiful Oriental maid-
ems arrived at York house and an
nounced themselves as a present from
Z. certain dusky potentate. The Prince
of Wales son did not desire to offend
the giver, yet he could scarcely accept,
So in some way OF another, the maid
ems were returned and there was no
offerSe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17

Inc Chronicle eGltorS We're the Cd
iect Of some pleasant raillery last week.
on the same evening that they were
entertained by n. T. Porter at Center
vile, shortly after they were driven
through the town on a hay rack, the
strawberry patch Of a resident there
was quite cleared of it's berries and
badly tramped. A dozen or two straw
berry cases were also stolen. The peO-
pie of CenteTville, it is said, are in
clined to attribute the theft to that
crowd of hoOdlums which did the town
on a hay rack" Some of the more
thoughtful however. are said to doubt
that a party of young people, made up
partly of young ladies, could have
stolen the cases. This circumstancial
evidence has created a good deal of
merriment at the university, and the
Chronicle editors delight in repeating
the story.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-17

At the annual meeting of the Athletic
association, held last Tuesday, the fol-
lowing persons were elected 10 serve
for next year: Jay Groo, president;
Waldo Kingsbury, vice president; c.
NJ Morris, treasurer; Horace Shelley.
secretary. Mr.. c. NJ. Morris, the out
going president, has conducted an ex-
heeptionally successful year of athletics
the past season.
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lrnaentriren iib Burcntruppen I'm Wlds
fcfing uno kimberley.
II. glntiz5 Observation-Disclosures IN Gbis
cage; aurl Shur5 ipriht:
1S. Gnalnnp beruft ieine Wlili5 lli,o Wlillas
referue ctn. Yeim Stapellallf oeS palts
aers .Rart Der 8rrbe" In 0ambnr9 be-
tpItt Wilbclln IL nadbrldlih bic ylptb.
ipencjateit ejners itarten ocutihelt Olrtte.
10. Dunbertiabrteier Der tcanlipen prds
ihule YerlinsGbarlottenbMra.
20. NIutigeS Gefeht bel @lencre; ber
engIiihe General Spmpns t6btlih uer,.
w,inbet. -Gnbgiltiser Sieg Der sGolans
bia."
81. Nieberlage Der Briten bel glane.
flaaate; BON ben Nuren wirb General
Gpt t6btlidb perwunbet ,inb Der pertrnn.
bette Dberit Sdiel gerdtb tn @efangeil.
idaft.
90. Nlite antiiemitiide grceiie in SclIe.
Y ihau, Mdbren.
~. Niihcf Simar pon 9aoerbprn sun.
grabiihpf BON A5ln gemdbu. -@eneral
GaitrD nbernimrnt bic Negiernn9 BON
WeneaueId.
q. I General Gup V. 0enrp, Der fribere
Wouperncur ppn yprtp Hico.
2S. Mergentbalcr, Grfinoer ber eeB.
maihine, Baltimore.
90. Die Yuren lhlieben Gabplmitb cin.
so. General Nullcr lapat IN 1apltaot an.
81. Stapellauf bes Spfpeoobpptes vSb.s
brid" in Nihlncrb, Wd., In Gegenwart
bes Yrdiibenten.
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Is. gelIamo l:torer, Ii, 8rliIeI. tuirO gum

Is. Belarp l:torer, in DrniIel. tpirb gum
Gclanoten In Mdbrio heitimllt.
10. Yerbuitlllia elmer abgcfeimten Tdls
ihcrbanoe in Ebilabelpbia unb 9ans
cater, Ya,; lauter al,seiebene gcute.
81. + Bepgrapb ipeinrih aiepert IN Ver,
lin. &apittin Gpsblan bon Der uNds
leisba lirgt ineinem 9iew g)prfer Stub
Elm Gppttlicb auf ben beutihen Gailer.
%. i Sir Srbn Nlpmbrap, oas dlteite
Wtitaliep bes engliihen llnterbauies.
s.. Oberit Stctlenburs pom !. 9lebrdStas
regiment fallt bel @ninsua unpeit Wia.
lplps.
"a. + 81. S. Cslesbp, Grspuperneur uDn
s}uinois nnb befannter Beterdn.
%. i 6ermann Wislicenus, Der 0aIIcl.
bprfer 0iltorienmaler.
26. + grai 9phenwart, Der fribere Siter.
reihiide gremierainilter.
81. Wtcglrtbur nimmt lad beftigem Wis
beritanb Der SilipinDs Gallumpit. gnt.
bllluna bes @rant.Senfmals IN Bbilas
belpbid. -1irfspille unb 9iemtpn, Wsp.,
pon einem furhtbaren Gptlpn beimges
iuht; segen 60 aobte. 9unoerte per.
tpurbet. 81
90. NsuinaIpp ihidt 8arlamegtdre an
General Otis unb bittet I'M ySaifenitills
ftanb bebufs Ginberufung bes Silipinps
apnerenes; Otis ertenft teine Silipinos
reaieruns OH uno perlanst llnterwers
fung.
90. @eneral 9apis gum Generalgoupers
nellr bon Yprtprico ernailnt. .-&diler
gSilbelm oanft $rdlibcnt Wtcainlep teles
grapbilh, pab oerlelbe Die yanoun9
eines beutihen aabels an Der ameritd-
nilben aiiite leitattet bat.
30. 9ie Germania@Merft in aiel fait gdna<
lib elm Naub Der Slammen.
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Ii. Ginweibuna bes Dcrtmunb.C Cms.4ds
malls burh R1iier @ilbeIn,.
u. sssn YariS werben Deroulebe unb eite
Weibe anherer unribeitifter iuegen ges
plarlten 6cdperrdtbS uerb0ftct; Wnerln
perbdrritabirt iih i'm Gebdube Der Mntis
iemitenligd.
rs. DeutfheS BunbeStrieaerfeit in G9is
ST eagn.
ii. NiteHiat auf 8abrri, ben Sertbetoiger
Orepfus'. - SranSpprtoampfer .Wtcs
Yberion" gebt BON Ytem Ucrt NIT Se.
bensmitteln fur bic bnrh ben GrtaH IN
Npt5 geratbenen nah Ycrto Nlcc.
ID. Off5ielle wtaBre9eln peroen N ycrs
tusal ae9en boS biSber perbetmllpte
Muitreten ber Yet tn Opcrto getrpnen.
i6. Ncbert Dunien, ber terlbmte Ybp.
liter, In Reibelberg.
II. Oie Wlittellanbs saanal -Worla9e. pom
preub. AbAeoronetenbaus ab9elebnt.
18. aatler gStlbelm geoeutt bet sntlal-
lung bes ct. Yripats Oentmals auh Der
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Oktnhcr.

UHtdbEr.
/. Miniierium GlarpsM sMlbringen In De-
5terreih.
2. 9emep in @aibington.
5. Grfe Nettfnbrt 3tpiihen .Gclumbia"
nnb .Sbanrod" Inn ben ~America~s
Neher; perIdMft reiultatloS.
Z. YrdiibeMt WtcAinlep. NijeprdNbent
Mariscol pom Nsr;fc unD Der fanaeiide
Yrenier Sir 9EiIfrib Xaurier freiien
gum .0erbitfcfs III Chicago elm.
8. Nei Der Yrunbifeiniegllng 3ulu 1dr.
ned. .9entmal IN Dublin bringen 3rldils
her 6pAS auf 9,rdiibent Gri9er ana.
8. Grprdibent 6orriion bel 8ojier NiIp
beIm ~ Wnit.
10. 1rdnSraal forhert In einem Ultima
tum icfsttise 3nrhdSieban8 6er bsitjs
Z f&en 3rAppen non cer gyel3e
IL. Die Nugen fallen an 5lnf peiifn teDes
nen Bunlten in britiiMes 0sx)ttssia;
bic 0auptmd&t. urter Spubert, 1bt11bet
ii& 9e0en 9latal.
-. er6iiHlm9 beS 41noeIsl slpn8yeitR q
&tildbelptfd.
ID 6tensxusrpeiee suaruben iF 8eF.
eeloHd, GpdnieH. ssS 4
u. Nrrnb pe3 Dompfets xslutme8 6tafes
lm KING S6i1nbsG Gnnb; Beylpk peR -
4lfuj9eMle ben,
IS \ 0bnxletts y. 0mbssu, 6einel E&pes
Rsy, Is 8dmbist6.
\. nsf sen 1ellt*sa 1,leesi tanvlate
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Erhruur.

/. SIN Nraers Bab, y. u, perihlttet
cine Ghneelawine eas StatipnsaebduDe
Der Canadian Yacific= =8abn; I Spote.
4. + Mmalie Spahim, beriibrnte Sieoers
idnaerin, Satin bes 6eiserf6niss in
Berlin. .-Grfter blntiaer 3uiammenltob
nit ben ssiiipinps bel Wanila. .-9lapn.
cilIp, Der 6ilipinpsMsent in Maibin9-
ton, perihwinbet nab Wiontreal.
8. + Oberft s. VI. Serton, Gbefzapm'
manbeur Der o. u. H.
6. t Graf gapripi, ber friibere yieihs.
ianaler. IF Grbprina gllfreb ppn Sad.
ien.GOburs unb @ptba.-Sir campbell.
Bannerman pirb Sabrer Der 2iberdlen
bes engl. nnterbaules. = Natiii5iruns
bes 6rieoenspertrass ourh ben Genat.
8. Npbert y. Yprter gebt ais Wertrall>
ensmann WlcNinleps in beioneerer Wtii-
iipft nab europa.
9.s Der Yrdiioent ernennt elm mllitdri<
iMeS, llnteriuhungsseriht in Sahen
bes Gleiidlieferunss-S s-Stanbals.
10. GrpbeTuna ppn Galpocan, Hbilippi>
ilen.-Der yrdiibent unteraeidnet ben
SSriehensuertraa.
II. sSm beutihen Neihstag menoet lih
GtaatsieIretdr pom Billion energiid ges
d gen bic peBpreiie, pelhe 5piihcn ben
/ Ber. Staaten unb SeutIhlano llnfrie,
ben IN iden beitrebt lit.
Is. @rpber Yliasarb in Stem Oorf unb ben
3tensGn9ldnoltaaten. - untergang beS
Ofutihea Trahtoampfers rWiprapia"
bel Sable Sslanp; Wannidaft unb aa.
pitdn gerettet.
IA. Ginnabme BON Slp Slo, Der Saupt.
Ndbt bcr Ybilippinen<Sniel Yanap.
10. HieleRbranb i'm Shiiisbaubof au
Brpcllpns U. O.-aieuesung oes neuen
Ghlohtihiifes Blaine" bel Gramp in
Ybilabeipbia ain rDtaine"S "SGebenttaa.
i6. 4 6eIir 6aure. Yrdiioent ber frana6,
iiinen Nepublif.
10. Gutile Xcubet gum NahfoIger Saures
geirdbit. 0as na9ar. aabinett Y1Hiip
6kniifpnirt.
20. ,4ciomnn pcn Gsell nit NeubiIbuna
be6 nn9ny. anbinettS betrnMt.
a. @rubenerpleiipH bel Hirmingbam,
Mla.; 8 9cete nnb pieie yerlebte.
q. Branb unb Etrabenfdmpf IN Wdniid.
e8. 0eraMieee Anb anpere Geputirte iil.
.a 4ekim YdriS eisen yAtjh in's Werf au
iften; ne werbeft perbaftet.
n Der 6dmburger Ddmpfer s8ulsa.
xid eitanaheSa einem Menat nerlpreu
4e1eben. triiit In ben Mjoren Elm.
16sS& moron MeuteY. Yegrdnber BEG Nens
] TN Dspei6 nbfredu6, IN NiaSd d.--
Y xaSeytiae4 Nanlett In Werlin Az Gbren
s. ~ 10. 0etHTt3to8S Gorl Shur5'.
9frernl 5. 5. Wepncibs, berpcrrd.
8ir8ertrie9speterdil.
N& s6eM ninfff ffi6iem afnb fenfnffcneilen
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Gbronolo9if fit 1893.
lltberii9t her mi6tisiftn Grtisaiht
brs berhoiienru 9abres.
an,tnnr.

esxss-l@A@t4L =
/. Die Gpuperdnitdt iber Guba sebt duf
Die Der, Staaten lber,
A. aarl Ghurs lpriht ppr Der llniperIiz
tdt ppn Chicago se9en Grpdnllpn.
8. Befanntaube bes Wprtlants oes Hds
riicr Nriebenspertrdgs burh bic Negies
rnna in Maibinstpn.
I. E. 9teeb, Better bes Gittsbnrger
,sSreibeitSfreunbes," 78 Sabre alt.
8. gifenbabnfpliilion anf Der 9ebigb SAL
lepsYabn bel Weit@ t@DuneIlen, q. S.; Is
Icbte, sesen 40 yerpnnoete. - Der
Houuiniit.lhe Grepfusballer luesnap
be Deanrepaire tritt ais Grdiibent Der
Gipiifammer bes franabi. aaliationsbp-
feS alirid unb iuht bieien @eridtSbpf
Su Mstrebitiren.
10. Gbarlemogne Spiper, bisber @elanoter
In Mien. gum 8ptlhaiter In ct. geterS>
burg unb Mcbiicn 6. 6arris au leinem
9tahfplaer ernannt.
IL. Sciepb S. Gbpate piro 8ctlhafter in
2cnepn.
l2. + graI TalfenbanM, Der lansidbrise
6iterr. Mderbanniniiter .-8enerdlzSns
tenbant Gasan beihimpft General Wtiles
Dor Der Sriessunteriuhungs gstpmmillipn.
13. + NeIipn 9inglep, Der Vater Der nah
ibtn benannten Sariibill.
IA. Stapellaui oes gDbite Star 2iners
rDceonic,a bes gr5bten Sampfers Der
Meit, in 8elfait, gngldnp. II 9fubar
Yaiha, betannter espptiider Staatss
mann. -lnteraang bes enel. SbinS
r9lneeIina4 bel Saepma, gSaib., in
einem Ortan; aapitdu nnb 16 Dtdnu
ertrunfen.
l6. i RuppIpb Meper, aud bieraulanoe
befannter ipsialer Sdriftlteller, Sendu.
II. + Spbn 8uiiell gpnng, acn9reBbiblip.
tbefar in Hafbtrrntpn.
10. Die erften 9tahrihten pm erniten llns
ruben in Sampa. Der Dtotpr bes pers
itprbenen ugrinber~ S. N. aeelp wiro
pom elmer Experimentation dls elm
Shpinbel ertannt.
81. Sn Dtaorio wirb bas unnbtbtg gewprz
bene aclpnialminiterilim onrh Ne9ie>
rnn9sbetret abeelhaiit.
20. + 8eneral Mnnentpii Der Grbauer Der
transtaipiiden Yabn, in ct. Yeters'
bMra. .-Oie Mitpr. .Yatterie BON ben Bbiz
Iippinen in Stem Yort surid; gldnSen-
Der Gmpfang.
23. + Sobn Gpes, prominenter Seutider
In Cincinnati, D.
"a grpbe lleberihwemmunaen in OFT
prenben.
25. 0eftises grbteben In Der Staot Ste
rifo; niele Menihen perlebt.
rs. + CT Ynnoesgeneralanmalt VI. $.
@arIauo mdbrenb zines YlaioDperS Dot
benz NunbessObergerihte in @aibin9s
ton pom S6lage getrpiien.
rn:s.. 0yl.ILcf,~,3 An 6toL,,~{s{no ~,
Deutihlano sldnsenb gefeiert.
%. General Gasan POM ariessseridt sur
Musltp6ung aus Der Mrmee pernrtbeilt,
aber ber 1nabe bes Brdiibenten em.
pfpblen.
30. ehpere Blissarbs TN @eiten; arrbe
ylptb uno Yertebrslt6rung.-Be 9Sar'
pubnen, Ditpreuben, ertrinteu 20 aill'
Der infolae ginbredens auf benz Sic.
81. 8rcbfener IN gtagp. Yrpbrpcs, llngarn;
300 9duier in aibe, mebrere Scote.
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1. aeiIelerpIpiion in ben Nepublic Srpn
&prts in YittsburS; 5 Scote. I S6wers
permMnbete.
9. Wiertes Sdneerfeit bes Stem Gn9lanb.
StaatensSdngerbunbes in Bottom.
4. Nadtritt ber preub. Wiiniiter YoiIe
unb .. b. yiede; ibre Nahfulser tperoen
Gtubt unb D. Nbcinbaben.--t Sman
Miftics, ber betannte jerbiihe Stats.
mann. glationales Telblager Der IS.
". M." In Ybilabelpbta.
s. 9euti6sameritanilher Se6nitertas in
Buffalo. ". y.
6. ( Oberit S. Melder, 9erausseber Der
rOeutihen 3eitung" in Gbarleiton, 8. .G.
7.sOberit Sbaw ppn Watertown, q. D.,
wirb Gbeitommanoenr Der rs. VI. W."
s. Der pNeihsanaeiger" tpieoerbolt mods
mails nadbridlid Die Grtldrun9en Dtiin.
tiers unb BllUtps, bab bic beutihe Ne,
sieruns feinerlei Ye5iebungen Su Orep'
fus gebabt bat.
9. OrepfuS pirb pieberum ihuIbia be,
funben unb su 10 Sabren Beidnanib
perMrtbeilt. - SameS y. Cuffs, frlbe.
rer Yptihafter In Yaris.
10. uTeutif,e Sdg"sSeier In Cincinnati.
IL. Cornelius Vanoerbilt in Nem g)prf.
Mueuit ShmibtsWplgait, Der lebte Der
Sreibeitsfdmpfer BON 1875; 1O4
Sabre alt.
13. 8erbeerenbes 9ohmaiier In Wlittel,
europa, ipejiell in Bapern uno Oeiters
reid; Winhen entiebtih mitgenpmmen.
-Wei elmer Yanit in Der Spnasose au
aaliih, Huiiiibs Yolen, tperoen 80 Yer.
ipnen, alles Srauen unb Hinber, ,erbriidt.
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New Dort.
IA. Gr6fInun9 Der nationalen GrpprtauSs
ausitellung in philadelphia. - Inter.
gang bes Iiperppoler Dampfers Scots
man" in Der Gnge BON Belle SsIe, Neu.
funolanb; Is Yaiiasiere, lebislib
Srauen uno ainber, tpmlnen um.
is. Satpb s. Shoeltcpf elmer Der bers
porrdeenbiten Deutihen BnffalDs.
II. Blutiser Niot in Garterpile, Su.; Z
farbige Grubenarbeiter erihpiIen.
18. Ser fran,oiiihe Senat tunitituirt iih
ais GtaatSgerihtsbuf eegen bic orlea.
niltiihsantilem;tiihen yerihwbrer.
19. Drepfus begnabi9t. Senator
Sheurer &eitrer, Der unermlolide Wprs
tdnpicr flr bic llnihulo BON 9repfuS.
x|Vt <thttlS SuStu ~
paris ersibt iid.
20. etartes GrObeben In aleinaNen; sc.
gen 1000 Ipbte.
81. prdiibent Stepn forbert ben Dranie.
Soltsraab auf, ben Sranspaal. .Wuren
aur Seite 3r fteben.
%. General Nrault, Gbef beS fran36ii.
ihen 8eneralitabs.
%. Gas 6iterreidiihe Miniiterium Ebun
bemiiiicnirt.
"a. SMlia Dent@rant, ,eineG eGnieIin Grants,
perbeiratbet iid nit bem ruiiiihen Sir.
item Gdntacu5ene.
26. Mbmiral Gemep triiit nit Der sOipm.
pia" 3pei Gage frlber oils erwartet IN
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81. @eneral 6enrp getb, befannter Ron,
fSberirtenoff3ier, in Waibingtcn, 9, 6.
20. DewepsSlottenparabe In Mem yoyt.
80. 2anbparabe 3u Gbren DcwepS In Ven
OOrt. .-Gie Uilipincs liefern IA omeri,
taniihe RrieSsgefangene aus.