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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-02-01
"ThOSe MurderOuS Monks
of
PaScO County, Florida"
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.)

1t was no time then for me to enter upon a
controversy which would distract the atten-
ton Of myself and others from the main bat
tie IN Augusta; but having disposed of the
malicious persecution which was instigated
soy the. blOated old brute, Cardinal OConnell,
and his Italian Black Handler, Anthony
Matre, 1t now gives me pleasure to devote
few minutes to the vrtuously indignant
monks of Pasco County, Florida
These members of the order of St. Bene-
dict own property worth about one million
dollars perhaps more.
They own magnificent Abbey and Mon
astery which bear the s'intly name of Leo
good name, for the original Leo burnt the
glorious library of the Caesars, destroyed
thousands of classic literary treasures which
can never be replaced, abolished education
for the common people, and gave currency
to the Infamous dogma, that "Ign0r0nce as
the mother of devOtiOn."
The Pasco monks of St. Leo are FESTIVE
under the charges made by the Huguenot
Well, they know who he is: why don't they
sue him for damages, or prosecute him for
a criminal libel?
They can do either, but they qciU do neither
Why not?
What are they afraid of?
Their knights of Columbus have dill
gently prosecuted Lecturer Jordan, Ex-nun
Anna Lowry, the publishers of The Menace,
and the Editor of The Jetfersonian: why not
go after the Huguenot, Mr.. De Equivelley?
Their Knights of Columbus dastards and
murderers- secured an invitation to the
private room of William Black, and then
most foully and treacherously slew the
Protestant whose invited guests these Romish
reptiles were!
Why not assassinate De Equivelley, too?
Are they afraid that the patriotic societies
are noeo ready to apply the LAW OF RErA11A-
TIoN, if Rome orders another Protestant
murdered?
The Pasco monks prefer to take the contro-
versy to the bar of public opinion, IN a
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-02-01

Usually, the printshop leaves it's mark on
it's work: in this case, however, there is moth
ing to show where the bantling was born.
If we assume that the monks who wrote it,
also set the type, and worked the press, we
will probably be close to the truth
WHAT ARE THE HUGUENoT's CHARGES?
1) The French Huguenot alleged that
the Infamous Sturkie Resolutions were
Matched in the Pasco monkery.
Does this pamphlet deny that statement?
1t does not
In order that all of the readers of this
article may know what the Sturkie Resolu-
tlons~ were, L will state that they proposed
that all Florida Democrats, who were mem
bers of secret societies based on reziqi0us
principles, SHOULD BE DISFRANCHIsED
The purpose of the Resolution was to sur
render the Democratic party of Florida to
the Pope's secret religious societies, known as
Ancient Order of Hibernians and knights Of
Columbus.
The Resolutions were intended to outlaw
every member of a secret organization founded
on any of the princi pies than those of Ro-
man Catholicism
Senator Nat Bryan's Executive Committee
actually adopted those UNANIMOUSLY un-Ameri-
can Resolutions, and thereby virtually made
an abject surrender to the foreign church
whose religion is the deadly enemy of ours,
and whose law threatens our democratic-re-
publican institutions with the horrors of Civil
War.
The French Huguenot accused the monks
of the St. Leo Monkery of the authorship of
those internal papist Resolutions.
Does their pamphlet deny the charge?
NO!
(2) The French Huguenot alleged that
the monks rule Pasco County, politically
Does the pamphlet deny the allegation, and
publish a list of legal voters, to prove that
the Roman church is not in control?
1t does not!
the monks dispatched the news of T. E.
Pearce's murder, and that Sheriff Sturkie,
after comforting with the hierarchy, had his
theory of the murder, but refused to make
any effort to bring the guilty parties to
Justice
What answer does the pamphlet make to
this terrible charge against the Sheriff and
the monks?
The answer is, that ''the relatives of the
murdered man" denied accusing the Catholics,
and that his widow did the same thing.
Did they?
Who says they did?
Father Albert of San Antonio is the wit
ness as to ''the relatives" and Brother Leo,
as to the widow.
What do those San Antonio RELATIVES"
know about it?
What can the widow know?
She cannot possibly hn0a0 that the infrl-
rated Catholics did not kill her husband,
W11zeSS she k7aOaUS aUhO did!
Her husband, was candidate for tax
assessor and had declared his Durn0Sn To
assess that monastic property for taxation
HIS life ooaS threatened on this account.
Who else had motive to murder him?
. If q Catholic fanatic clozu thic horotic 1uho
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PAGE THREE


# so, they should hare put 1t IN this pono-
phzet.
Somebody murdered him at the very time
when Catholic hatred was brfTng most
fercely against him.
What efforts were made to ferret out the
criminal?
Jeffersonian, that one of the Catholics, sls.
pected of the murder, had left.
Is that true?
The monks do not deny it. Why didn't
they, if they could?
Surely, they can't be Ignorant of their
Catholic neighbOr who has disappeared
Why not account for him?
Why not tell us why he went away. and
where he now is2
The monks knew at once the identity of the
French Huguenot: his reference to the law
suit identified him to them.
lie signed his name to his communication,
and 1t was who gave his letter the signature
Of French Huguenot-to save him, as far as
possible, from persecution.
But do not the monks also know who it was
that sloped out, soon after the Tom Pearce
assassination
Why did they dodge that point?
The Huguenot's accusation very deeply in
volved the monks and Sheriff Sturkie both,
as to the negligence which allowed the sus-
pected Catholic to get away.
Who IS he?
And WHERE Is he?
AS the matter now stands, Pearce's
murderer has never been accused, much less
arrested, and the Catholic who is believed to
have been the assassin has left the State
Who shot Tom Pearce?
What assassin lurked behind the bushes.
and fired the fatal gun?
Strange to say, the only known motive
leads to the presumption that some Catholic
fanatic did the dastardly deed and yet when
the monks publish a booklet about it, they
offer no surmlse as to why the victim of
deadly hate was slaughtered
The assassin gave Pearce no more chance
for his life than the Knights of Columbus
gave to William Black.
Pearce had infamed Catholic wrath by
threatening to tax papal property; and Cath
ollc prelates have publicly declared that if
ever the attempt was made to tax papal
property, they would "ansecer ballots acitA
bullets"
When a Catholic Archbishop teaches that
sort of murder, is it strange that Catholic lay
men will practise it?
a. The French Huguenot declares that
his grandfather, under Lafayette, fought for
the liberties of our country.
Is it denied?
No: it isn't; nor can it be denied that his
S'children will have to do the same if the
Roman hierarchy is not stopped from ruling
the country"
The law of the Roman church cannot be
reconciled to the law of this Union.
One or the other mast go dorm!
WHICH SHALL IT BE?
The man who cannot see the coming of
another great fight for our liberties, against
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OppcIiticn 9c9cn
Glibm Roots plane!
TGbrcnS er cine fricgcriidlc Gcbc
bdlt, orinst rniiiide glrbei.
tcrpartei anf ,SricSeH,

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Eoloit 6es @eneralqouberneurS non
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iogtc, onB nidt ooS @eringite, oos
er in 9iuBlan6 geieben gluloB gum
&ritiiteren Gegeben babe.
@r Jet iiber ben gcilui0en
Menifenberitato, Den er in gilb-
Lamb eingetroiierl, iiberroidt. Die
beutihe 9tegiertnq, logte er, gonj
8eltti6lon0, iogar Die oeitiden GO
3taIiiter, limo bon @rltn6 altf bon
eirent u1iIitGriiden @eiit beieelt. Sic
merocn ober feline aontrolle iiber
0oS freie glmerifo 9erpinnen, un6
nenn mir es belfen f0nnen fper6en
iie oltd oas freie HuBIan0 ni6t fons
trnllieren.
Die 8ertreter Ser beridjie6enen
Grlippen bielten cbenfaQS glnlpra-
den mo 0riidteu lire 5relt0e il6er
oas @tntreffen Der onetifoniIdel
aomuiiiion ans. sc. @rigori, mel
der Die ritiiiife gtrbeiterpartei ber-
trttt, id9te: a8ir eriportert, 0aB ser
6riebe iobol0 mic ntogIif ein3icben
nl6ge. 0ieier 6rieoensabidIuB nber
miro bon oen fritberen peieatli6 o6-
Ipeiden, oenn Der fSrieoe miro ni6t
bon 0iplomotett ionoern bon Ser.
tretern Ser goIfsmoiien bergeIteQt
mer0eH. SD boffe, oaB 9llnerito
Den @iinIden 9fuBloros u1 einen
boIoigen 6rieoen 9fehnung trogen
piro."
@s ipuNoe fdIieBIid ser gcidIub
gefobt, oe@ 9rdiioenten 8iIion cine
al ien0eh in iueIder ibm
Der Can't fir Die @nticuounq Ser
aomniiiion olts9eipro6en miro.
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Tran5oien aus ibren
stelungtn Otrtrifbfn!
Die temtidte ,lrtillerie icbt ibnen setudltie 80;
olattSeMtid,c scoimentcr Srinaen on
Scm 2lisnc Slm6 i'm Stitrn pcr.
Die sriten beri@ten nur iiber kleine 6efea4e.

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iib init Dem @eoarfeft, Den mage.
oonii6en SeI68ns ouf8uge6en; @itB-
lano mag 5ltiebeib iuie es nit iidh
ielbit fertig niro, tttto Niintdnien
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ben. 9ie @aiierten iinn Der 9fn-
ii9t, BOB Der 9rieg ON Der 8eit.
front nusgefohten toerben tpir6, unb
oes6alb molten iie nl[e berfitgbnret
Sruppen bort suidnnlen5ieben.
Shon bor apei 0tonaten berI0u-
tete, BOB man benbli1tiee, ons Mben.
teuer IN Mlo5e0onien ouf5ueeben.
@ngIono lit piIlens, feline Sriippen
aus Wo5e0onien 5uriid8u5ieben, ipeif,
ober niht, tpie es oieles beiuerflteI.
ligen fam. Die g[Iliierten boben
on Der 5aloltift Groilt ettpa 450,.
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I'M Stono eetpeien finb, efipog gegen
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nun nod 6ronfreid bringea; ober
man beiibt feline S9iffe, uni bieles
au beluertitelligen; lmO ipenn aud
Die Sdiffe borbunoen ipdren Bic
feinoliden Sau9boote ipiiroen ben
Srnppentransport nidt geTtotten.
General Snrroil bat ii6 an ber
8ront nidt beiud6rt.
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Den Der. Staten
Src1t Gre&enbeit!
Die bnrd einen 9SrobibitiOnspOiins
erlueiterte gta6rAnasmittctaOn.
trOllborla9c angeuommcn.

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2eDer Sill, Die &ontroaierltna Der
Nabrungsuittel betrefieno, lit I'M
9ous nngenommen poroen; rur
fiinf 0iitglieOer itimmteu Oagcgen.
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8ebb. glmenoenent beriGludt, oas
Den aSr1lioenten nit DER Nfaftboll.
fonntenbeit ausitattet, oae 8orr1te
all gllfobol lno beroui6en0eu @e.
trGnten fir 9nnoes5lpefe 5u requi-
rieren, fals ioldes noh leinem 0a-
filrbolten onge5rigt eri4eint. gllldD
oas &robibitionsamenoement ons
nod in leBter 5tun0e einberidltet
muroe ging troB oes beitigen vi.
0erltull0s Oes 9lb9eoroneten @lceter
bon sQiillOuri 0ur6.
Die fiinf 9lb9eproneten, lDelde qe.
gen Die Bill Itimmten, maren 0ie
Qemotroten @lc2entore, Slag0en
lm0 Doin9 bon Seras lln6 Die &e-
publifaner Wteeter bon DtiIIouri un6
&aro BON Stem Yorf.
8rdiioent 2Silipn mlr6 iebt bont
Senat DerlongeIL onB alt9 Der 5e.
not Die 2eber.8ia IN Der bonn 9ouie
angenommene f5aiilmg anne6nte.
6reun0e Der Bill iagen ooB li6 DER
8ioeritauo gegen Die 9il cbenIo
Iegen miro, mie tm 6oule. Often.
bar aber miro iid Der Senot ait bent
nfnoGentrodenen" 3uiob itoBen. ga.
lerOings oilrfte Der Senot iid) gegen
Die 6abrifation bon @bisteD nab.
reno Der Qouer oes Rrieges ouslpre-
d)en miro aber oniheineno fir Die
9eritellung bon Bier lm0 @ein elm.
treten. IS lit ober fqurn on5uneb.
men, oaB Die Bill nod i'm 2aufe
0ieler g8nd)e I'M Senot erleoigt
ueroen mirO. 0ie @e0ner oeriqlben.
nerOen oarauf beitebe1 o1B Die 8or.
lage ltnfonltitlttinnell ln0 ein gtob.
rungsnlittelOireftor nidt n0tig lit.
glQeS, mos 5u tun itbrig bIeibt, lit,
ben 5pefulanten i6r ltniouberes
Sotomerf nur8 cine geieblide @laB-
na6me Elm fir aQerudI 5lt Iegen. IS
Wiro ober berIongt iDeroeu, Oab be-
Itimlnte 4rciie fir Die 9iabuutgs-
mitteI feitgeieBt nerOen.
Die &orlage qing bettte all 0en
Senot, miro ieOo6 5uerit i'm aon1i.
tee fir 2anopirtidaft ourd6erntcn
un0 NIT ntebrereu 3ui1ten berieben
merOen. feeo bon 0tiiioltrL &or-
mid uno Sofe SlHitD 8d6len iu Ben
energliditen @egnern Der gorloge
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6ricos0efan9eneitz
Ptlfc fir 1lnterikaner!
3eHtrnltumitec fir nmtrif. 0efange.
ne in Bern iibernimmt (Sefan.
seneufiirior9e i'll 9cnti1lnuo.

8pi5ington, 3. s.. 25. SUM. -
9lmeritonii6e ariegsSeiansene in
9enti6Iauo neroen loneit augdn.
gig, inter Der 6uriorge oe8 Gen.
tralfomitees fur anerttqtiid)c @e-
iangeue III Bern ite6en. Qas Goni-
fee mur6e gegrilnoet, I'M 9eoarfs.
artitel oil Die pom Seel1ger Dt0lpe
9efangen genommeHen amerlfdni.
iten >Seclcllte gu ieuoen, 1T aber
jeet inter Der &eitlmg ellis 8rej.
iels weiter nllsgcbant mor0cu. 0err
3rriiel itono frilber an Der Spite
0es @ilfsIpeieus fir 9lqiiertengefun.
gene IN 0eutihlalO. Sic 9erior.
gung in oeutideu @eiougeuenlagern
ioa 10 un8ureiheno leilL ooB cine
&ilie BON auBcn unbeoingt noti9 lit.
31s aonlitee miro mabrldeinlid
NIT Dem gioten areu3 6uiommenar.
beten.
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0etreiSereoaliernfto
itt OeiltlcblanS!
Reaier1tns sie6t nllc Surtcn bOa
9etreiSe ein, nu einc gerehte
Sontrulle 5n ertnOglidjen.

2fmiterOarn 25. SUM. 6eut-
i6e 8unoe5rat bat, ipie geitern aus
Berlin beridtet muroe, beidIoiIen.
BOB I'M fonlnlenoen Grnteiobr nibt
nur 8rotgetrei6e, ionoeri altd Ser.
Ite, Safer Grbieh 8obnerL gu6-
mei3en uno Sirie bon Dem @etrei0e.
bitro be5 9eiAes boIlltdnoig ii6er-
nonmen mcr0en ioIlen, cine gIei6-
mdBi9e nnO geredte gerteiIung inn
2onoe 3uerlnogIi6en.
aopenboge1 %. sSuri.-Son6er-
oepeifen ans Gbriitiortin beiogen,
0aB Der preuBiide g1abrlrngSnitteI-
&outniiiar Or. George @fidoeli8
einen gtadfoIQer erbaIten miro. @ton
nennt 9tonliral 8aul bon &inbe, frii-
beren oeltti6en @eianoteu in China
un0 @1erifo ais mutrroBliden Gad-
folqer.
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6ricc,. liabinctt
bat rcligricrt!
@iun mnnfclt, ban geniSclos Sas
nene dnbinett bilOen naO ruieber
Eretnier iuerOeH ioll.

qItben 25. Stunt - 9ns griedli.
fd)e anbinett inter 8nintis bot beute
feline 9eiignotion eingereibt. Gg
miro beridtet, 0oB gluteros 9eni5e.
los, Der friibere 4renlier uno Bra.
Ii0tiit Der probiiorilhen qriedliidlen
Meaieritng, mabriheinlih on Die
Gpite oes nenen 8abinetts tretelt
tDir0.
@eri5elos iou bereits bon Salolli.
Ii obgereiit iein unO iih ouf Der
sSobrt nod atben befin0en. @s
beibt. bob aonig aleronoer fir ge.
niselos qrobe geiplnOerltno begt,
unb in freiien Der 9llliiertcn bier
berlihert man ooB Der Gonig Tidl
bel ieinem goIfe niht beIiebter mo.
den tonne, oils ipenn er 8eniseIos
Hlit ser 8iI0lmg eines Stabinetts be.
Eront, monaf oie fuonarhiidle uno
brobiIoriihe 9legierunqcH nereiniet
niiroen. (gis geni3elos pieoer ont
ieeinen aOnie sum Gerratcr miro.l
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GhilrcRin perlaftet
ciitc Sccicblaci,t!

2onoon 25, SAINT. t.-syn Ser 3eit-
! ihrlft gSnn6db Eictorial@ orittot
2oro GburdiI( duf cine 5eeIdllod1t
intb beripeiit oarauf, Dob Die @roB.
fampfifliffe Ser 2Il(iierten 6eitieniaen
Qeutidlatos un0 0eiterreid llu-
earns on 3obL TIM oos 0obpeIte
ltberlegen fin6, II. fie bierhtoI 10 bieI
Sp1eniaiffe beiiten ols 6ie oetifideu
Serbilnoeten. 1SoIlen mir, faqte
@burdiIl, 200 ltnierer arieqsihiffe
nioen @afen beboIten. Bis mir sSrie.
Den, bielleiflt einen fuulen ssrieoen,
id]lieBen? 9lls orai alte Striegsidliffe
bel Den 2orbonellen berienft inltroen,
nannte man 6ieies cine groBe 4ofo.
ltropbe, mas aber miro man iaaen,
menn blrnoerte unierer ariegsi6iffe
nod 8rieoensidllB, neil beroIfet
uno untau9lifL iliht uebr at brnit.
fen iino lmb 6ltrd aeroplone unb
&olfboote SIT erieben iino? gsir
millien inter allen llmIt1nben beriu.
6en, ben 9fing, ben bie fcin0Iihen
8nll6boote nm itniere 6Gfeit. in mel.
den bic 6lotte aufert, geIdloTIen,
5u iprengen.
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gSnr e. ein gIttrntnt2

2edbeumortb, aoni, %. SUM. -
Snfolge elmer @rploiion muroe 9e.
tern a6en0 hos 8ous bon Sioneb
Is. Goofe, @ouoerneur oe8 SoIoa-
tcn.9lltenbeins, 0emoliert. goofes
56uicgeriobn 8nt. S. Squire bon
aaniaS Gitn puroe ernitlid herIest.
miro icood luieoerbergeIteat meroen.
Gic Eoli5ei bebouptet, oaB cine g(rt
8ombe III elmer @de oes @ebdnoes
gclegt woroen iein nuB. 9rei 3int-
mer waroen oenloliert, 1no Die 81.
ploiion mar meileulpeit borbnr.
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Bekaftittmtdcbllito
fir RcgiItrierte!
&aiien iifD bel 9Sobnnnssweficl
iclbit infurmleren, ub iie aus.
geGOben ilno.

@ai6ington, .. G., 25. 5llni. -
General GroioB @enerol Grop0er
bat foleeroe gefdnntmahung fir re.
9iitrierte 8erionen erloiien:
u&egiitrierte 8erionen, mcl6e
nod Der &egiitrieutu9 ibr 5eum ber-
laiien o0cr pon Oemielben oblpeien6
iin0, luer0en 9Gparnt, ooB lie ielbit
Oaiir Sorge 3u ttogen babelL an
criobrer, oh lie eitge3ogen noroen
iino o0er ni4t. Sic nliiiien oes9alb
nit 6reunoen &erpnnoteu ooer glr-
6eit8ebern ioI6e 8ereinbortnaen
treifeu, Die ibre prompte Bcnof)ri6.
tigung iihert I'M Sale ibre 9}omen
ge5ogeu mer6en.
Spl4e, oeren gtamen bel Der CT.
iten ooer foIgenOcn glusbebung nn6t
gc5ogcn meroen lper0en ecparnt,
ooB iie uihts0eitomeniger nod in.
mer mlsgeboben per0en fomlen.
Gieie iolltcn ii6 9lcid5eitig flar
nadcn Dob Die Regierung feline
Reiietoiton, Die Dor ibrem @intritt in
oen 0iIlitaroierit entitnn6en, bergil-
ten miro. IS ioltc meiterbitt bead).
tet mer0en 0aB 8ieuitbeireilmqen
ooer @ntlolingen 5meierlei 9trt icin
tornen; onuernO rm6 beoingltnQs-
wciie SeOc Gerion Die mlr be.
Oinaungaueiie beireit miro. inter.
liegt nod inuner Der 9ttsbebung.
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OcntlcblanS ipar
5lt rii6iicbtspca!

gtmitcrodm, %. SUM. 98eln
nid]t bon ieitcn Der oeutiden Reeie.
ring borber cine ndbere @rfl1rllng
Der Dem @roien bon SerlitorfI in
bet @hm0 qelegten 9lcuBer1lng er.
iolgt, gelltidlono babe teinen 8or
BuqsDertrug NIT 8roiiIien obgcidloI
icn. Inn niflt Den llniuiIlen DER Ser.
Staaten 5u erregeu. abgcgeben mirn.
10 beridltet Der Storreipon0ent ser
o@eier. 3eitlna" oonu miro 6iesbe-
5iglid i'm 9eihstae iuterprlliert
lper6en.
8roi bon 9ernitorff erfldrte.
8elltidlanO lei oarauf beooht, Die
omerifonii6en SouoeIs6e8iebiineen
81 sii0omerifa nibt au it6rcn.
8ie Giilieloorier Sau0eIsfnnnner
miro Ole SSnterpellation betrrtben
nno Die angelegenbeit sur aerutfnis
hcs qliniieriums 6es suBern bril.
Gen.
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Sommbrud, in lita6.

l5airbien, lltob %. s5uni Der
3omm oes acknowledgements ser
Erice 9iiber sSrriqotion So. lit ae.
boritet uno oie @aiiermengen er.
gieBen iidl bltrd cine fiinf3ia SUB
breite 5poIte IN 6as 8aI. g5ier
0rte iin0 be0robt mo Die untbcr.
pobnenoen 6ormer boben lid altf
bobes 2nno gerettet.
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Jn's 0ctentipnslaaer.

giem Orleans, Ga, 25. 3uni.--
Bon gln0esbeomten murOe befonnt
SO 6elttife Mlatroien, Die
iriiber 8ur 8eiablm9 BON beihIa9.
nabmten 6eltihen aaitffobrern ee.
borten, ieien in oas 3etentionsla.
9er in 9ot Springs, q. g., &c.
6radt iuorber. gtellnunO6reiBig an.
oere oeutihe Matroiel Die Den Reit
Der bieiigen aoIouie feinOIider glus-
ldn0er biloen iperoen ouh, pie ge.
iagt lplIrOe, in Den n1djlten Snaeil
nod Not Springs aebrodt perOen.
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&ullilte Nnarfbilttn
b6Dntn bic &tgitrung!
DcrIhansen iitb int Scm oalait eincs Generals bel
pibcre imt werScn tcn Grmppen eiren
encroiicben 1piSertant lciitcn.
,llinimiliitcn pcrGanecn 1tuflSiune Ser Duma!

8eroneJb 1T DER giitof Sifoff ber.
baitct m0 nad Eetrograo gcbradt
ipor0en.
Die Mlinimiliiten @egner Der Sic.
gierung, beabiidtieet, cine beipofi.
ncte 8emonitrotion eegen Die 9fe9ie.
rling III Getrogtoo IN S5eue 3u
ieBen.
Ser Ocnlnddit ein5uberltfcnoc
aongreB, ottf pelAeul Die neue mi.
itidle 8erfoIiung ongeuomnten mer.
ben ioQ, miro ben 500 GeIegotet
beidift mcroen 10 onB ttnter 200.
600 sinpobner bon einem 8elegoten
bertrcten perbcn.
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BritcnSafitpfer INT
Gbile intcritietf.
Dericlbe iuat 6eitaft nn6 mir0 0eip.
gemGk ais ariegsidift
betrn6tet.

goIbnraiio, Chile, 25. Sum.
Ole fileniide Regierinlg tat belite
Die 6eitbaItung oes enalildlen
GrndtOanpfers o@lottifin0 onae.
oronet, neil 0erielbe ein @eidlub al
@erteioignngs5mefen an goro fii6rt.
2ie &egierltng beoblidtigt augell.
lheinlid irgenb eit 6abr3eug oas
ir8eno uelde @eidiibe an 8oro Bot,
inter bic aategnrie oerieuigen Sd)ifs
te 6lt itellen, rpelde unter ocn gfcu-
tralitotSqeieBen interniert tDer0en
miliieH.
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8inniifrn.,SnnS

Baltimore, @6., 25. syitni.-get
Der Sobrestonpention Ser 9iottiiten
pnroer Sonstog $473. 900 fiir Sen
SLO00,0O0 betrngenoen 3ioniitell.
8onO beiaclteuert 9rriqIbe IoIl fir
ole glnsriiitlmg einer inonitrieIIen
Slrlnec beulbt per0et meldc und,
l'oleltina aebel mo Sen g9ea fiir
Die 8eieBung 0cs 9anoeg 0urdl 0is
3ioniitelt ebnen ioIl. aihter g@rou.
oeis bonn gtlnoesoherqcrid)t oaD aus
eleener Galde $4,000.
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6pl[anb 6randlt Sondl6pute.

s5m Soag, &oGonS, 25. Stunt =
Ole boIGduoiide gfeqierung bat i'm
Barlament cine gorloge ein9ereiht.
meI6e I'm Die grn1htiqnng eri1td)t,
hrei llnterieeboote fir Die boI6noi.
ite aoloniolmarine in San Grancis.
CO gum aoItenpreis bon ir 2.S00,-
600 6lorineS beItcaen all oiirfen.
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gSeiteres Csrltanbnis @nedis.

Bologna. %. SUM. gllfreoo Soc.
dli, Der @80rber bon 9futb Grilqer
in gem glorf, bat Der bieiigen goli.
sci eiugcitmoen OoB er 0ieieIbe Dor
ibrer @rnoroltua bergeipoltigt babe.
gisber bate Der Mioroer oies nidt
einecIteben pollen. gr miro itreng
bripadt oo mmi beiiIrhtet. oab CT
ah oas 2eben nebmen miro.
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6rennOidlaftlifcr 9sruteft scsrn
Uaerifu.

gsoibiuaton, 25. SUM. gSie beit.
te befonnt ipurae, BAT Die 9unoesre.
aicrlng in 0terito feIte ober freunO-
lite SorileIIlnaeu ipegcu Der bo6en
Steuern IN ben Sompico 0elfeloern
bel General Gorron5d geuoflt. es
beibt oab fidl eneIono oenl gsroteIi
bat.
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NerSen eiuqeludlt.

st. 2olis, Dto.. 25. SUM 98e.
Gen Gerfouf bon 2itoren an Soloa.
ten fino in Den Iebten 3tuei Tagen
ieh6 8erionen in's @eidngnib ae.
Ipnnoert Die 9umoeS.geborOen 6ot
ten bicie isdritte our Sebuna Ser
loren gioroI in Der llngeqen6 bon
Seiierion aaiernen unternomnen.
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8eitcrc sdlifisfuntrafte.

&aibIngton, 20. SUM. 8ic
@cnernl @oatbols beilte betauni gob.
bat er @noe letter @ode meitere
10 Stnbl-, 4 Sol5oampier ln0 "a
Sol3riinlpfe in 9llftrag aege6en SIN
gon5en liuo bisber % 3ampirr aus
StabI, 30 ans 5tobl uno SoIb lm0
"a Sol6oompier iomie 70 Solrilln.
pie beiteat pproen.
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9iud SsIauS go6n fro;

Chicago, SG., %. SUM. Ser
qeridtIihe gerpaIter, Ser bisber i'm
y3dmen Der arebitoren Die @eih1fte
Der Rof SsIoro 9obn Ieifete, hot
Die Seitltng Der @eiddfte Der gohn
lpieoerltm ben betreffenoeli gentntet
oerlelben iibertraaen ipie elm GrIok
oes Sunoesridters 9uuois anor0s
nete.