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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-04
acting as a double blessing.
DR.. Eleanora B. S-unders.

Your committee went fully and
minutely into the complaints, insin-
uations, inuendoes, inquiry and
charges against DR.. Eleanora B. Saun-
ders. We find no evidence to sustain
any Of them. She is not guilty OF
any wrong intention or wrong-doing.
There is no breath Of even a suspi-
cion as to her moral character
none against her professional reputa-
ton and conduct and career, IN her
ethical department and in all Of her
conduct in or out OF the institution,
the State Hospital for the Insane.
The few and insignificant acts on
which complaints were based were
the direct result of requests from the
superintendent-her superior officer,
and were executed In the discharge
of duty to suffering humanity and are
to be commended and praised other
than condenred.
Her work and labors in the State
Hospital for the Insane bears elo-
oucnt tribute to the remarkable 1ni-
tiative, aided by tireless energy and
dominated by the womanly woman s
overfowing love for unfortunate hu-
manity, which love, energy and tire
less devotion is manifested by her
every movement, Of which he has
been the handspring and which Is
shown in the results in every depart
ment of work, which she has touch
ed and which even her critics In al"
most every instance have admitted.
We condemn the method Of trial
of DR.. Saunders adopted on Decem-
Der -, 1913, and hope that the rec
ords of the State will never show a
repetition Of such procedure.
We refer to this merely to call the
attention Of the members of the gen
eral assembly to the necessity OF pro-
viding against any repetition Of such
proceeding in the future-as under
proper and logical system OF rules
and regulations no such proceeding
could have obtained. irresponsible
power is that power which is exer-
cised without rule or reason and from
| which there is no recognized method
Of appeal. There should be no such
power vested IN any person or persons
in the State of South Carolina, and
there should be rules carefully pre-
pared adopted and passed to prevent
another such occurrence.
DIR. j. W. Babcock.
We commend the stand Of the su'
perintendent,. DR.. J. ". Babcock, in
this acute exigency and Throughout
/ the subsequent aftermath, when he
championed the right, not only OF his
loyal and true subordinate and stat
officer, DR.. Eleanora B. Saunders, bu'
of a woman, whose every instinct Il
shown to be for the right, the Inter
ests Of the unfortunate patients un
der her care and the best interests o
the institution
Recommendations.
We recommend that this report b'
printed in the journal and that th'
report and the resolution ulde
which We acted, the evidence taEel
and the concurrent resolution con
tanning the proposed rules be printet
! in a separate report and at least thre
hundred copies, one Of which shall b.
furnished each member Of the gen
eral assembly and the State officer
and regents and officials Of the Stat
| HOSPITAL for the Insane.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-04
Falls From Running BOARD.

While pulling a freight train near
Chester Thursday, Engineer Herring
of the Southern, in attempting to
make some adjustments. fell from the
running board Of his engine. His in
iuries are not fatal.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-04
Illinois Train Snowbound.

After having been tied up in snow
drifts for nearly Sc hours. passengers
on stalled Illinois trains wednesday
reached Decatur. They were rescued
Just as their food supply had dWln-
6led to six eggs.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-04
Blown Into Snowdrift.

Wolfgang Chimmel was fatally in
jured when blown out OF second
story window into snowdrift, st
Pittsburg, Pa. Thursday when his
home was wrecked by a gas explo-
sion.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-04
Twelve Eiremen Injured.

When a garage was burned at
Lynn. Mass. Thursday, twelve fire.
men were badly hurt, one employee Is
missing. and 100 automobiles were
destroyed, total loss being 100000.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-04
Firemeu Rescue Many.

During a fire at the fashionable
Riverside apartments, in Boston,
Wednesday, with the temperature be-
low zero, so persons were carried
down ladders by fremen.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-04
They Tried 1t Twice.

Failing after two attempts 10 olo"
the vault in the State Treasurer's OF
fee at Des Moines, Iowa, early Tnurs-
day, burglars took SIS from cash
drawer and fled when interrupted.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-04
Auto Struck by Train.

Dennis Oconner, wealthy oil opera
tor of Tulsa, OKLA, was killed and
Miss Sureline Middleton, was proOa-
bly, fatally injured when their auto
mobile was hit by a fast train.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-04
Stands by its Bill.

The reductions made by the Senate
in the appropriations bill we're nom
concurred in by the House, which
stuck to its bill.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-04
Swallowed False Teeth.

Isaac Cave, a negro of good repu-
tation, living near Kline, in BarnWel
county, died wednesday after swal-
lowing his false teeth. He apparent
" suffered very little.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-04
Have Many Grandchildren.

Ninety grandchildren Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael O'Connor attended the
18th wedding anniversary Of the ag-
ed couple at Preston, MINI. Thurs
day.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-04
WON'T SEND TROOPS
wilson DID NOT ASK HUERTA IF
I. 5. SOLDIERS
COULD GUARD LEGATION
President Makes it Plain That He
Does Not Intend to Provoke Need
less Trouble by Disembarking
Forces In War-Torn Mexico-State
Department Busy Tracing Deaths.


President Wilson Thursday toob
the position that for the United
States to send marines or armed
forces Of any kind into Mexico with
out the consent of the governing au-
thorities there would be an act OF
war. He declared emphatically that
permission never had been sought
either Of Gen. Huerta or Gen. Car
rama and indicated clearly no re-
quest of that character would be
made in the near future.
The president had been asked par
ticularly about reports that American
troops might be sent across the tor-
der to recover the body Of William S.
Benton, and concerning published
dispatches that the United States con-
templated sending marines to Mexico
City to guard the American embassy.
One press dispatch, saying Gen.
Huerta himself had stated that he
had refused permission to the United
States to send 1000 marines to Mex
leo City, was shown to President VIII
son, who said no such request ever
had been made.
Administration officials expressed
the opinion that Gen. Huerta prob
ably inspired the statement merely
Tor effect on the Mexican people,
whom he hoped to impress with his
antipathy to the American govern
ment as it is we'll known that permis-
sion to land marines for legation
guards has been freely accorded by
Huerta to other nations, including
Great Britain and Germany.
The situation in regards to the In
vestigation Of Benton's death, the
British subject executed by the rebels,
was >broadened considerably Wednes-
day by theinstructions sent to Ameri-
can Consul Garrett at Nuevo Laredo,
who was ordered to inquire into the
handing of Clement Yergara, an
American citizen, by the Mexican
federals. The consul was directed by
the State department to demand the
body Of the dead American from the
officer OF the Huerta government Is
vicinity Of Hidalgo, where Vergara
was hanged.
Marion -Letcher, American consul
at Chihuahua has been Instructed to
insist that Villa permit the delivery
Of the body Of Benton to the widow
for burial where he may wish. Cen
Wills has replied with Ell offer to
permit the widow Of benton or rela-
tiyes and an American official to see
the body when exhumed. This Is
taken by the American government
to mean that complete medical eN-
animation may be performed. Sec
.etary Bryan told senators Wednes-
day that the United States was In
sisting that two American represen-
tatives be permitted to see the body
and that one Of these be an army
surgeon.
It has developed that the American
government is informally looking to
Gen. Venusiano Carranza as titular
head Of the constitutionalist move
ment to clarity the situation in con-
nectioc with the Benton killing.
Should Carranza's influence with Vii
Ia be unavailing in the present in
stance, it is admitted by many Off
. .cials the American government will
regard the problem in northern Mex
leo as much more serious.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-04
Found Fortune in Cans.

Mrs. Mary Butts, Masonville, n. Y,
former housekeeper for Jacob Oswell,
who died Thursday, found secreted IN
his cellar In tin cans, $4,000 In gold
and bills.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-04
Trains Have Fatal Collision.

While running slowly near Pros
pect, Va, two freight trains collideo
Wednesday. Henry Cooper, fireman.
was killed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-04
REPORT OF PROBERS INDICATES
WORK OF DR.. SAUNDERS
CONDEMN SECRET trial
Report Of Committee Adopted With
out Debate by Both Houses Of Leg
Observation-Disclosures of Wards
for Negroes Held Ineficient-Trial
by Regents Condemned.

Wednesday afternoon the legisla-
tive committee Of investigation re-
ported to the general assembly re-
garding its inquiry into the affairs of
the State Hospital for the Insane. The
report was adopted without debate in
both houses. It follows:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-04

South Carolina Banks Apply.
Forty-nine banks Of this State have
applied for membership in the new
Federal reserve banking system.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-04

(a) The character of insanity.
(b) Its stage of development.
(c) Violence of attack.
(d) Can cure be effected.
(e) And the means.
Practical and efficient treatment
can only follow knowledge Of all the
causes and facts and such knowl-
edge can not be obtained through
commitment papers and looking
over the patients.
Inspection by the superintendent.
The vast volume Of detail now de-
VOWED on the superintendent IN haV-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-04

State, eX. rel. ay VS.. Farnum, rs ,. C.'
page ITO. The general assembly may
lay down rules by concurrent resolu-
tions for the guidance and govern
ment OF State officials in the dis
charge of duties, and we recommend
the adoption of the concurrent reso-
luton that We propose and that will
follow this report.
State Park.
In the judgment of the committee
based on the great preponderance OF
the evidence adduced during the in
vestigation, the State Park property
is ideal and admirably adapted to and
for the uses and purposes for which
| it was purchased, and ought to be
and should be developed as rapidly as
the State can afford to do 50 to the
end thot the great congestion now
existing at the State Hospital for the
Insane may be gradually and com
pletely relieved.
1t is our opinion, based upon the
testimony, that all patients of the
classes which will be mostly benefit
ted by the quiet and pure air OF the
country should be first removed
thereto, and those classes only which
can be most advantageously treated
in the present quarters il this city bs
| retained.
There is now a modern and splen'
did building completed at the State
Park, which should at once be equip
ped and occupied, relieving as mucf
as possible the distressing congestion
now so universally deplored in thu
State Hospital in this ciy-givint
moro and better room to those whe
are unfortunately left behind-ant
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
0nmnf nenen lSrn6i6itinn.

@tttSbtrg6, ga, 1. 9lpril.-
llutcr Dem Geuti6t6m mO iiber-
boupt Dem li6eralen Clement }Gitts-
6urg6S, ia Oes gan5en weitliden
G6eiles ocs Staates, beginnt es iid
md6tig 5u regen. @lit groBem @u-
t6uiiosmuS murOen geitern 9l6enO in
Ser lngepo6nli1 Itorf 6eiudteh Ser.
ionlmhlng oes 9[aeg6enp.GoltntD.
3meiqes ocs Ieuti6- -9lmerifaniiden
9tational6unoes Die fernigen @orte
oes &rGiioeuten $. s. 9loeOel, 5um
pereinten 2onpf gegen Die 8enlpe-
rcn5ianotifer ma6nenO, begriiBt. Ole
Gelcgatcn Der peri6ieOeneu Gereine,
nit elmer @eiammtmitglieOcr5o6l BON
ii6er $4,000, gelo6teit, Dab jeoeS cin'
5elne N1itglieo eS ii6 5lir @brenia6e
MAIDEN meroc, pcrionli1 nlit5uarbei-
ten in i6rer engcren 9}adbaridaft
INN bel Oen fommenOen &rimdrpab.
len sic Scinoe ser peri0nlideu 1Srei-
belt aui'S Soupt 81 idlagen. llnter
oen 9(uipicieu ser o2i6eral Scague Of
@elniDlponio" merOeu nod Dor Ocn
@rimGrna6len Orei Nloiienueriamm.
llngeu in Der gluSiteaungS6alle ab-
qc6olten merOen, bel ocncn @err S..
s. @loeOcl prdiiOiren miro. @ldnner
bon nationolem 9hlf merOeu ais &eO-
uer gegen @robi6ition etc. ouftreten
oarlnter 9lob6iner glot6an 9ioient6al
bon 9ancolter, ga.
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0ic6iidcr QSoltclerf.

@orriSburM ga, /. 9lpriI.
~ Der 80 2obrc oltc g8. g. 9aum
Gin &oitcIcrf bonn @iicu6abn so
oicnit 1T geitcru bier ouf ole 9Iu-
idntloielna perboitet lporoem am 5.
Suli 1919 3mei 4adetc. uooon jeocs
$4,000 III &opicrgcIo cutbicIt unO
sic BON ct. Saul aus on cine 93eiu.
Porter 9nnt o6eeididt morocn lpo.
rcu, geitoblcn 5u boben @r mltroe
pcrbaftet, ais er chen 5lir glrbeit
Qcbcn woQte, mo our6 oen bieiioen
@unocs Gommiiidr inter $4,000
9iireI6oft qcitcat. Die 9lnoes'Jte'
aierung butte eine gondc Sdaar
Glcrfs 5miideu ct. Saul lnO gleu.
gorf onaeItent, Inn ocu 0ie6 aus.
finoig 81 MAIDEN uno ioa babel SEQ.
ltcu gcbobt boben pelhe oie geitob.
leucn $4,000 6eoeuteno iibcriteigen.
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fus uno Dem gl66ruG 0es &roI'iden
Gtubliiicmcnts, Oos 6efountlid oem
ueucn Spcrnbous6ou @lab MAIDEN
nlB, periinft ein Stiid otter 3eit.
@aul &eDie iHwerfronf.
@} linden 1. 9lpril TT Ger 3u-
itono OeS 6erii6nten GidterS unO
S6riititeGerS Or. &aul bon Sepie
gi6t obermoIs 5u gr0Bter 9eiorguiB
9lnloB. 3u elmer 6ortuddigen er-
fGltung lit 2uneenent5iiuOung bin-
5ugetreteu.
Ger &atieut 1T 5peiieIloS ic6wer-
frouf, lmO bel ieinem bo6en 9llter-
SeDie bat am 10. MGr5 Oas S4. Se-
6ensia6r boaenOet miro Oos
Sdlinlmite 6efiir6tet.
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uNntcr.accanu luirO Ocriteiaert.

Gbtcogn Sa., 1. 9lpril. II
@unoesrihtcr Carpenter oronete &c.
itcrn ocn @erfauf oes nSSSnter.Scean"
an wel6e 8eihlng ieit alir5em BON
eincm N}oiienDermoIter geleitet miro.
Sfferten mer0en am W&ontog geoffnet
inO oieSbc5iielid om t3. 9lpril ent'
l6ieoen peroen. 9leben S. $. Sobl-
Ioot 1T aud 81. S. NlooneD gum
N3oIIe0crmolter crnonnt moroen, uno
smor ioa 2ebterer oie @eihGfte oeS
@lottes beiorgen, pdbreno &obAaat
sic eoitorieLe 2eihlng 81 fiibren bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

einer 9o6n sic 9eiorOerlmg elmer be-
OcutenOen Men0e Don YoItio6en 5u
eut5ieben, miro oud Der Oafiir be-
5ablte 9etrag bonn Foltoepartement
Oerfiir5t merOen.
3nderri il b Gnn 3h0ultrie.
GaS GorporatioliS-giireap bat cine
llnteriu6uug Der 3uderriiben-Snou-
itrie Ser Ser. Staaten begonnen, Inn
feit5uitelen, Oh oieie Suouitrie ourG
ben neuen Sarif geidGoigt worOen lit.
0ie llnteriudlmg our6 @ertreter oes
Bureaus lit inqObtug 'W1i6igau, 60
lora0o mo 0en Staaten al oen Sell
iengebirgen I'M @ange Setretdr
gleofielo miinidt ermittelt 81 ieben
Oh Die Observation-Disclosures in Den
Ser. Stoateu nod cine iib lo5ueuoe
lit.
@efGIi6tes Serpentin.
Gas glderbau 0eportement bat
9lngeii6ts scr meitperbreiteten Ser
iebung BON Serpentiu nit 0lineraI-
Selen geitern in eiuem 9tlmOi6re6en
ale GroguiIten uno 6o6rifnnteH bon
Groguen auigeiorOert, 6ei Dem 9In-
fouf BON Eerpeutin ipe5iea Oarari 81
adteu, ooB oasielbe frei BON Miue-
rnlol-3ut6aten lit. Gas Eeparte-
ment fii9t 6in5u, OoB iolde GeridI-
i6uneeu i6on i'm Siioen Oorgenom.
men merOen mogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
0cinc 0[rheit fiir @pinden.

@ortIonO, 0le, /. 9lpril.
@eiteru iinO neltn6ebn 9iuNen an
qe6lih &oioden, Die om 0iontog BON
@losgom ougefomncu moren bon
bier aus Oeportirt worOen. Sbr 9feiie-
oicl por &ortIouo, Oregon. 9ic
@inmonoerings 9eamten porcn DER
9lnli@t, ga in &ortlono, Oregon, pe'
MIG S1odfrogc nod glrbeitSfr6ften it,
ole ncun5cbn glnfomulinge Dem @e-
meinneien 1nr 2ait falen t6nnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
@unpernenr Clglenl entInitet.

lontgomerD, gllo., / 9lpril,
-@ouoerneitr @nmet O'9leol wuroe
bier geitcrn bon oen @roBgcidmore.
nen bon ser 9lni6uloigung freiee'
iprohen, bon Sbeo. 2ocD, oem frils
6eren Gbef. .Glerf oes itootlicbeu @e.
fGngniB. .DeportcnentS, welher iibcr.
fiibrt it, $4,000 StootsgeI0er I'M.
teridlogen 8u bo6eu ols S6peigc.
ael0 $4,000 empfanaen 81 baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
nnnbcIetnnr nadl eabnmcrifn.

ct. 2oniS. DO, I. 9lpril.
9cds @ertreter Der 6ieIigen o9uii.
ncb Men'S oeaaue" iinO gcitcru aui
eiuc orciuonatlide Iour nad Sii0.
glmerifa obacgangcn Inn bort beiierc
5anoeIsbe3ie6ingen 3uii1en Siio'
gnncrifa lno St. Solis an5utnipien.
Sic ueroeu 3u Dem 3Ucd aae groBe'
rcn 5tdote DON 9raiilien gIrgenti-
nien mo @hIIc 6eilAan
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QLlter iSaIldler pernrtheilt.

@bilooclpbio, 1. 9lpril. TT
Ger so Sabre oIte Samuel Gate, elm
rotoriitber @elofGlider, ser bereits
nobe8u 20 Sabre I'M 3udtboilie Der.
brobt Bat bat iib om Wlontog i6uI.
Oig bcfonut gefalidte babe Dollar.
Stiide in llmImli geiett 6lt bo6eu,
unO lit geitern 81 fiini Sobren 9un.
OesgefdngniB in 9ltlonto, 90, Der.
urtbeilt worOen. Gin @liti6uloiaer
BON ibnL @. &eilD, crbieIt oieielbc
Strnfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
Nlarberin freiaene6en.

Gbtcago, SSa., I. 9lpril. Die
leOigc WlauOc Sberg pon bier, melde
ongcflaat mar, am 2. Gc5ember 1918
@oworo 9rei6 critodcu 81 6a6en, lit
geiteru oui @runo oes g9abripruds
elmer Snrp freiaeoebeu wor0eu. IS
lit Scr picr5e6nte San ilinerbolb
5weier Sabre, DAB in G6icoao cine
6rou oOcr Elm Nldoden mclde Scr
Grmorouna eines N}auucs augetlaat
mar, frcigciprodeu ultroc. @
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g8eitere laiIaaieraiiae a6aeIdaiit.

@ttt8burgb, ga. I. 9Ipril.
~ 0ie 9eibrdnflmg oes Serfebrs
oitf sen meitliheu Streden 1oer
,@cnniDlponio 9obn~ aus .Sriinoen
ser 0efonomie bat cine weitere 9lus.
cebnlng crfobren. @s muroc geitern
ongefiinoigt oaB bonn Sounto9 an
5ebn @aiiogier8iige mif Der oBittS-
bilrgb, Sort @oDne mo Chicago
@obn" moritnter iid iebs &orltoot-
5iige 6efinoem obgeibofft perOen.
glu6 mirO oie 3obI Scr @erfitdtten-
9lrbeiter lGngs iener Strede Oermin-
bert mer0cn.
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NampLer num NlilI aetr0ficn.

Bottom @1oiiy 1 gIpriI. Sn
ocu 2ompier ,@incircoiau" Ger &c.
itcrn bier bon 2ipcrpooI cingeIoiifcn
it, bat dm 26. IR1r5 mitten i'm
G5can Ser glit eingeidlageH Der
Godmoit wiroc 5eripIittert umo bielc
Goiiogicrc III groBen Shrcdcu Der.
icbt.
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@Olfsinitis an cinem @aitenm6rOer.


Santa sc, q. M., /. 9lpriI.
Cine Shoor BON 5ipon5ig Germunm.
ten idleppte geitern Morgen 9loolfo
@ooila, pelt6cr Der grmoroung lei.
ner @ottin beIduIoiet it, aus Dem
bieiieen Goiintp. @efdngniB uod ser
nGditen StroBencdc unO 6rodtc ibnt
pcribieoeue @eiicriti@e bel weI6e
oorausiihtIid ieinen 800 6ur 6olae
boben werocn. Die 2cilte iiberpGl.
tiafcn obue W2ii6c oeu SdlieBer, nab.
men ibm ieine S6liiHeI ab, offnc.
ten @uoiaa's 3eae ino 6ogcn nit
ibm ob. gIadl Scr Gbot 5critreuten
licb Oie Sbeilnebmer aer1uidIoS unO
lieBen ibr Npfcr Dem Sooc nobe ouf
Der StroBc liegen. @ermonOtc fan.
oen am lcbtcn Sonitoe Die 6rou in
Der S8obnlug ibrer O}uttcr ouf Dem
Stcrbebcttc. SSbr mar cine fitrht
bore @unOc am Sails nit cinem Ro.
irnciier 6eigebrnht moroen uuo bel.
sc SonogeIente morcn Der llngliid.
lidcu ourdihnittcii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

4orlomeutes, @eiddite 5u erleoigen,
lntergeben. Gr regte an, cine ollge-
meme @obl auf Der 8aiiS Der No.
i1aiiltug 0es @lural.Gotlims, Der
Giniiibrlmg Don Some 9iule fiir oSr.
lano uno Der Eremung Der STRIDE
bon @ales a63ubaIten.
: Gas Saus folgte ieiuen 9luSiii6.
rungen nit Dem groBten Sutereiie
uno am 9l6eno fano aud cine Der.
iammlung BON etua 80, allen 5aftio.
uen Des Garloments angeb0renOeu
llnter6ausmitglieoern 5ur 8eipred
ung Oieier 9lngelegenbeit itatt.
Discount NlorleD CAB geitern i'm
O6erbous 6efauit, er babe feinerlei
gl6iidt, ans Dem aabinet ais5uibei-
oen. .g9are oie erite 9leiignation
pon C6erit 5eel0 angenommen nor.
ocn" iu6r er fort, 40 wdre ibr oie
meinige auf ser Steae gefolgt ga idb
nit perolltmortlib mar fir ole beiOcn
@araarapben, melde Dem aabinet.
Goflment be5iigli9 Der Siii5iere bon
Gurrog6 5ugeiiigt muroeu.~
Gr fiigte Damn bel. Die 3weite Sle-
iignntiou oes ariegSietretdrs babe
nit oieier So6c ni4ts 81 tbun ge-
6abt, oeSbnlb fii6le er. Nlorlep, iicb
aud uidt 5um 9iiidtritt peranlaBt.
IS miroe geiteru BON Dublin be-
ridtct, Dob Der 6efanntc 9lr6eiteriii6.
rer Games 9orfiu mo6riheiulid gre.
mier AsQut6 ais Gauoioat fiir OoS
llnterbouS i'm @oit Sic 0iitrift ent-
gegentretcn mcroc.
9urd Strifc beuo d t + G. j..
ligt.
9tcapcl. I. 9lpril $50 ome.
rifaniihe Souriiteu. wcldc aeitern
auf ocm Gompicr .GlepeIano" bon
lauacr arcu3iabrt. Oie lid bis nad1
Snoicn critredtc, bier onlongten, per-
modtCn lnfolgc zines StrlteS u1ter
ocu Soicuor6eitern i6r @epdd nidt
81 lauoen. Die 9(usitdnoigen Der.
6inoertcn ieIbit pripote Gr0ger oararl
iiA oen Qampicrn 81 no6ern. 9Ibt.
taltieno Monn limo 6et6ciligt.
@ugIif1er 9cneOiftis
uerabt beim @apit.
81 ON, /. 9lpril. Ger &apit EN-.
ping geiteru in griuatauoien5 Den
O6era6t Scr engliicben gcueoiftiner
6rancis u. @asauet, melder fiir5lidb
aus sen Ser. Staaten 5llriidgete6rt
iit. Ger 9(6t idiloerte oas Sutereiic,
Uelhes sic 9lmeritouer all scr &epi.
lion Der @ihgota na6men Oie i6m
muettrout worocH. Der @opit iprob
ieine @enugtblung ans uno prizes
0ieieuigeiL meldc in prattiiber
@cic 5um Griolg Oes groBeu @erts
beigetragen babel.