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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16
Peace or W0r J.?

GRANT, LETTER oP &C BrAIR's LETTER To BRop-
NNCE. HEAD.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16

Sensational Thanksgiving, Thursday,
November 26.
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Death of HO,ceU CObb.

Executive Chamber, }
Montpelier, Oct. 9, 1868. /
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16

FsSr-t.s AT LARGE,
GEO. ". GRANpET of Vergennes
HORACE FAIRBANKS of St JohnsbVry
DISTRICT ELECTORS:
lst District---GEORGE A. MERRILL, Rutland.
ID L. w. CLARKE, Brattieboro.
Sd GEORGE WILKINS, Stowe.
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET,

cs--''I propose to move immediately upo1
YOUR works. Ten. Grant
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16

1t is evident to many who have been
called upon to administer our assessment
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16

L n | Q y i \ c I + =
RAILROAD CnHPlNY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-16

Balance in treasury Sept. O., fl, sl3 Is
Balance to credit of slnkin.
fund, Sept, 1867, $1,000 OF
Collections on taxes, 5l5.O2S %
Received from Judges of pro-
bate, 1O.4f8 Of
Balance from county clerks, 2I,135 81
Received from United States
on war claim, 7,G37 Il
Received from other sources, 1867 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28
Tha Presbyt terjan Assembly
P otestant Episcopal Con-
VelL1On,
New York Papers on Impeachment.

New YORK, May 27.-The Herald
considers the final vote on impeach-
ment as defeat Of the extremists Of
the Republican party
The Tribune says tits tainted YER
diet. and was procured by the use Of
money.
The World says By the defeat of i'm
peachment we have been saved from
entering the broad road to a Mexican
anarchy, and acknowledges the de-
faati due mainly to Mr.. Chase.
The Times thinks the people viii
be gratifed at the conclusion Of i'm
peachment, and hopes Congress will
now proceed to business.
The Sun hopes the bribery question
may be sifted to the bottom, and says
1t is humiliating to regard it as possi-
bic that any man has conducted him
self SO as to prove him more fit to
adora 8 cell than a seat as judge in
this important trial.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28

Dv5p ose1 change Of tEe headquarters
u TIE Society from New York u
aaeiphia Adopted
TIE repor5 81 the CommJtte On Lay
Delegations was then taken up, and
the item relating 10 the admission Of
one lay man from each Annual Confer
ence was discussed DR.. Haven
spoke at length IN favor of its adop-
ton. As Chairman of the Commit
tee. he said the report now presented
was compromise. and did not con
template any radical change IN the
Church.
Rev. 1I. S Merrill, Of Ohio. spoke
in opposition to the report, and offer
ed long argument to show that the
proposed change Is unconstitutional,
and cannot therefore be made
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28
General Conference of the n. Il.
Church, fzHfl4

CHICAGO, Mayer I'm The General
. Conference OF the N. E. Church, On
the 22d day. Bishop Kingslee pre-
sided
U he Committee on Revisale reported
on the order of business, for an OFF
ciaI Board A long debate followed
on who should constitute the Official
Board, which was finally settled By
changing the name-of the leaders and
stewards. the meeting 70 be composed
only Of these officers
The Committee on Sunday Schools
and Tracts reported in favor Of the
election ef an editor for the ua3ay
Scho0i 49Uocate at New York, who
shall also be editor of the sunday
School books and tracts. and Core
spondinG Secretary of the Sunday
School Uni0n and also an editor for
the Sunday School 7e0cherS' Journal,
who should have charge of the Nor
nal Sabbath School instruction of
the Church. Adopted
From the same committee, resolu-
tions were reported making it the duty
of all pastors to take collections for
the Tract Society, and adverse to the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28
Treaty With Indians.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-Thc Com
mission to the Usage Indians viii
soon conclude treaty for their re-
moval from Southern Kansas % the
Indian Territory.
Mr.. Woolley was brought before
the impeachment Comnitsee, out. as
heretofore, failed to give satisfactory
responses.
\ large number of visitors arrived
at the White House this morning,
many Of them simply TO pay their re-
,specIs to the President.
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Protessaal EpiscopaI Confentlon.

LOUTsvILLE. May 27.-The annual
Convention of Ibe Protestant Epis-
cOpal Church, of she DIOCESE of Ken
tucky, met TO-DAY Tae Conzent.on
Sermon was preached. aud the Right
Rev Bishop Smith administered the
Holy Communion. The session viii
continue three days.
Preparations f5r the decoration of
the graves of Union soldiers are being
made Many distinguished soldiers
are expected to participate In the Ger
em0uIes.
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Meeting of Railroad stockholders

CHICAGO, May "a meeting Of
the stock halders OF the Illinois Cen
tral Railroad was held in this city to-
day. Over two-thirds of the capital
stock was represented. J. S1urgis,
A. 5. Hewitt, William Tracy. w. III.
Osborn aud Geor 1e Bliss were elect
ed Directors The. contract with the
Dubuque & Sioux City Company was
agreed to, and a stock digidend o. 8
per cent. declared
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28
Large Ere.

ST. LOUIS, May 27.-Ihe paper
var house Of II B. Graham & Bro,
on Second Street, between Olive and
Locust, caught FIRE IN the. third story
at halt past eleven to-night, and Is
now partly burned out. The stock Of
paper, rags, &c., was estimated d from
forty to fifty thousand dollars In
sured for about 100000 mainly IN
Eastern offices. The same house
caught FIRE last Monday night, and
was damaged $1,000 OF $1,000.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28

NASHVILLE. Nay 27-J J.. Hill.
son ot Mr. Hail. book keeper for
Ba..y. Oc5way s Co., was killed to-
day accidentally. in grocery store
on Cherry street. He attempted 70
climb uDOu q counter, which upset,
fell upon him and broke his neck.
An enthusiastic Grant ratification
meeting took place al the Capitol to-
night. The abiest speaker was Nj
L9ngston, the Ohio, colored orator
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28
Attended Murder.

R0CHEsTER. N. A.. May 27-Two
of the oldest boys confined Ia the
ii use of Refuge mutinied Saturday,
ana unsUccessfIlly attempted Cd MUIR
der two overseers. Yesterday an at
tempt to burn one Of tine work shops
WAS frustrated
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28
Co.d.Elooded Murder.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, May 27-Cor-
nellus Holmes was found murdered
this morning in a by-road, near the
back entrance to the cemetery, in the
adjoining town of Kingston. Mr..
Holmes was quite wealthy, but pot
being Of strong mind his property has
been mostly held in trust. He re-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28
Meeting Of the National ManufuC-
fnrPFS Association.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 27.-The
National Manufacturers Association
met this morning at The Case Hall,
and chose J. S. Newberry, of Detroit,
President, and Z. s. Tuxton of New
York, c. Dickinson Of Conn, P W.
Gales Of HIS, q p. Tiffany OF Nd,
J F. Arnold Of Mass, g. ". Allen
of Wis, J L. Bennett of Penn, ID.
u Richardson Mich, W. B. Castle
of Ohio r. Montgomery of Indiana,
3 T. Hamilton OF Maine, J II.
Woodman Of Vermont. 4 L. Harris
Of Rhode Island, Vice Presidents.
For Executive Council: u b. Ward
Of Detroit, w d. Shepard of Buffalo,
J i. Hayes Of Boston, j r. Pad
dock, OF Cincinnati. For Treasurer
Il b Ward For Secretaries: @. 3.
Stebbins and d O. Page. The meet
ing opened with q good feeling and
spirit, aud the reading of the report
Of the delegation rom the Convention
on Taxes of their do.ngs in Washing
ton last Winter, was heard with much
interest. This afternoon resolutions
will be adopted, and other business
laid out.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28
Presbyterian Assembly-sixth Day.

4 III y ~ AAaiA A''~AAA'fAJ -AAa-A N%s
EALBANY, May 27.-The following
Representatives from correspond ng
bodies were favorabiy received, and
addressed the Assembly upon the
subject of the condition Of their re-
spaetive churches, viz Rev. Alex. r.
Thompson, of the Reformed Dutch
Church: Dr. Henry n Pohlman, of
the Evangelical Lutheran Church:
Rev. Geo Appia, of the Waldensan,
of Italy, and the Rev J. b. Clark, of
the United Presbyterian Church. The
Moderator welcomed them in the ex-
preston of desires for the Union Of
all Pre- byterian Churches.
The report OF the Board of Domes-
tic Missions was received, showing
the following facts: Receipts for the
year, S113, 100 80, with a reserve fund
Of s41, ,808 o. Disbursements Sl48. :
coo 05 Members in commission, 6l9 :
100 more than during the former year.
Fifty seven Churches have been or
gaaized. 1902 persons admitted 10
communion, 542 Sabbath Schools
founded, 4 l55 teachers ANA 3l9l7
scholars added. The repork was con
slGarably discussed, and DR.. j j..
Bsckus, of Baltimore, from the Conn
mitJee appointed by the last Assem-
+ bly,, recommended a change of man
ageme1t.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28
EAeIlement 49, NelooIe's Arrest

sr. LOUIS. Nay 27.-Intense eX-
oiumeur has prevailed here ever
since Mike Aleeo0Ie' arrest was an-
uounced tris morning. IL is % very
genera. impression amQu2 hl- friends
tlar The whole aI4r was puf upon
him. aud d lizht l95arn friends
seem ~ De 81 to- anne opinion. and
mlur Aael Hr1s axe spozll against
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28
AFTERNooN 100.

The next annual meeting was ap-
pointed for the third Wednesday IA
December, Ia New York.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
the necessity, for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning just and wise legislation, OF
the Association, and should be main
tanned permanently; commencing the
action Of the present Congress re
garding retrenchment aud economy
and urging further efforts in the same
direction, and the reduction of off,
GERS and clerks in the army anu navy
advising an inquiry as to the feasibll-
ity of transferring the Indian Bureau
to the War Department; deprecatlug
the 2 wing OF public posts to polite
ians and partlsans; approving j eneks
/ civil service Dill; the action Of Con-
I gress lnTeducIng taxes on manutac-
/ tures, aud hoping an entire relief
from taxation Of useful industries
/ referring TO imports on iron, steel
cotton, &c, IN 1867, as increasing the
4 debt, and deferring the return oi
I specie payments, and demanding a0e
quate protection on home industry
/ endorsing the National banking sys
TEN, and declaring it should be con
tinued and extended recommending
the issue Of long 3.65 per cent colo
bonds for finding the public debt
to be made the basis of banking Un
der the National banking law. Afrel
some resolutions Of thanks, the Asso
citation adjourned until Decembe
next.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28
L mp e Inn = n /.

Final Proceedings Of the Court
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28

Vote on the I'd aud Sd Articles.
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ReslgnalIon of Mr. Stanton.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-The fol-
lowing letter was received by the
President betweea 3 and o'clock
from the War Department:
SIR:-The resolution of the Senate
Of the United States, of the 2lst Of
February last, declaring that the
President has no power to remove
the Secretary Of War, aud designate
any other officer to perform the duties
Of that ofhce'aa Interim, having this
day failed to be supported by two
thirds of the Senate. IN the Articles
of Impeachment preferred against
you by the House Of Representative,
/ have relinquished charge Of the
War Department, and have left the
same aud the books, archives, papers
and property IN my custody as Secre-
tary of War, In care Of Brevet Major
General Townsend, the senior Adju
tant General, subject to your discre-
ton.
TSigned1 EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28
General Conference Of the
Il. Z, Church.
Meeting of National Manu-
facturers Association.
New York Papers on I'm
peachment.

Resignation ofseo. Stanton.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28
FIFTH DISPATCH.


COLD SPRINGS, My 27.-At ten
minutes before 3 o'clock, McCo0ie
threw his castor Iuto the rlag. and
Immediately after his burly figure ap-
peared within the ropes He seated
himself In his corner, aud calmly
awaited the coming of his antagonist.
At , P. NJ. McCooIe, through Lew
Clark. OF the St. Louis Times. de-
manded the battle money. and the
crowd dispersed. The question as to
whether outside be5s are Of is Uude-
cided.
C1NoISSATI, May 27.-McCoole was
bound over by the Grand Jury Of
Dearborn County IN $1,000. to appear
day after tomorrow. The b02ds
were given and McCoole ieft Law
renceburg Al 10 o'clock for the b4ec-e
ground.
CINCINNATI, May IA 2:3J P 81
Coburn was arrested just as he was
entering the ring.
CINCINNATI. May 27.-The impress
sion prevails that the fight has been
sold C0burn, after his arrest, was
taken to Lawrenceburg, where he and
/ McCOole remain tonight. The eX-
citement IN the city to-day was in
/ tense, but everything Is quiet tonight
( owing to the fact that q drenching
rain has been falling since 5 o. clock
aud the grog shops all closed.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-11
Ser 80 amberer.

Raleigh 81. g. San. 2.-@en.
Ganby bat rte cpntttutipneue Gonpen>
ticn fir ben Is. B. 81. berufen en-.
IS afbinston, San. 2.-8pn
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8estrt6ri9ter 8uiteeo na6 dr5tlfdn
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Die Directprenre Der linton
paciic Gilenbabn baben su9eltanoen Ell
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yer gu bauen fie miro bis nadten Sftcz
ber in Nn9rif senomme1 1peroen. Der
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Dollar.
Bostpn, Ma6v San. 3.-@ouu
Gullcd purpe beute inau9urtrt. Scine
8ptidoft ]dilpertoie aenenmaytigen 3uz
it1noe pes Staat5 ais duberit gunitto
uuo ermutbi9enp UNI wutre nit Scf;te5
cisung ent9sgen9enommel'. Ia5 tpnln1t
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0puSerneur ron 9rutltana, muroe cine
Spe;tal Srpre srlalen> DIR. Spbnlpn
8afer ernennenp eie8afaus aus;ufiuen.
Die@elbe Srpre beltinnt Spt. Sen,
g. s. Sudlein ;um Gpumenpc Res
0iitrift5 rpn 2ruliana u1O Nlflfent
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Spaltuns i'm reputltfa<
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publifanern gu @unitea res Sberrtdters
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funr. SIN Nprcen fir @rant, Die See
serpartet miro Butler baben II. I. n,
ca5 Werf oee Iturme ppnYabyz
lon suSdanre oin9> be9ann cine Ser
wtrruu9 unter ben Mrbettem. Wtrr
jemanp bebanpten rpllen IS 9ebe fetne
Yerwtrrun9 unter ben raotfalen Wrbeiz
tern ?
(Nnmt. B. Hepf.)
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pdpfli9en Solpaten, unb 16etnt es, bab
ct BET rteier @~ele9enbeit fi@ bic &rontz
belt 3u9e3c9en bat bic ibn tpesraTte.
Der Gr3bifdof BON Mdndeu beaufz
tragic bic pfar9eiftlidfeit Die 0laubiz
gen auf5ufcrpern, Mpre0ea NIT Der Sltte
an ben &6ni9 gu ri@ten er mSee oabi1
%tpirfe1, cab bic &onferen3mddte eie5errs
i6aft oes papites eesen lsre Wsfdbrz
c1tn9 iider feIten.
N.uenDeutfden in Ameri i
ia, namentlia ben 2ancsz
erR bein prppin;
wun19t Elm 9ludfelt9es
neue6 SAY r. S. 3d.. &rinz
&r6. Malmecy.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-11
&irblibe Serthte.
Gintleib unb prpfebatleeuns

einfleib uneunb prcfsbablesant
SIN &lpfer Der cb~rparpi9en Senez
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g., Minn.> baten an 10. De;. y. s.
fpl9enpeS @weftem rieVeliitce ab9elest.
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uno S6mAter Medtilpe ; Sdwcter
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fri9c, u11o frrnmn SnpianerzW i1ipz
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firdlidenBeier, welde iebr ribrcnr uni
erlauklid mar, SaA(reih t;i.
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ebrwirrieen 81. Spicpb6ibwern inst.
YauL erbielten am 6.Sanuar, Rem Teite
oer III. prei &bnise, fpl9enpe junsen
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item Bi11pfs Tbrmas {. Grace, rpr
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namli1:
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lein 2issie ~@nenier)-Sdwefer Waria
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Stei,l i'm rpmanifden StyL 1870 6as
lang so Bnb BRETT unc bat einen us
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telaufen f@ auf$25>000. Nm 8. Mai
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ben. Der Gtfer neS tbdti9en Seellpr9z
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nit SpferwtQisteit Der 0emeince baben
in psrbaltntbmdbi9 70 fur3er 3eit ritiea
id,Ine @pttesbaus auf9efibrt.
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ii9 sernebmen> fein Gbriitbaum> feline
Sc denfe ia nidt einmal Elm Sfen be-
faro ft9 carin, un1 rem Auisntbalt Der
@ittwe unb bas Wpil len ertrdalid III
MAIDEN; penu ibre &erpiente batter
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les mebr anf1a1en gu f5nnen, Sem
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i9ludsen be9ann als fe etnen Sienz
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babe, trpbpem ct idDn brap eetpelen fet,
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alles Treuce @cnne> sliidlide gltern,
mod sliidlidere &laoer; bier be srtbte
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serl tebea fam, cer anter dbnltden 3ue
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ct itets NIT rem Seripred,en s~ctrIitet
murre, nt,n CT idIn brav iei 70 werre
ca6 Gbri(tfinplein fpmmen.
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bat.
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Snldnbil6e .ueberlt6t.

@o1bin9tpn San. 2. Sen. :.
q. Sbermal1 ,purpe &c fern n pmmanz
b. hes oftli6en 0itrifts aeiett, an Stelle
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mono. Son bort miro er ,pabr1detnlid
feline prpjectirte Strumprecentrur cur6
Zen Slpen artreten wp(len, Tim pas
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fauf Urn ct. Barttplpme 9ema6t babe,
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Mtttbeilun9en erbalten bate in SetreH
oes VertaufS Der Snld.
New gprt San. 2.-1er Ser.
Staaten Nfefpr 0ilfire bat entidieren>
cae auf imitirte @eine Uadsema@te)>
cine Iare Don so Gents per 0a0pne gu
besablen fei. God INNER gu mdbi9 fit
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Muaufa> Maine, San. 2.-Die
EMANCIPATION tes @ourerneurs @bamz
berlain fanb beute fat. ct erlieb eiz
ne tefrtepteenbf @brr1e.
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Yaa9 iere.-&a9 hem Sotresz
beridt eer Metrppplitan zYpli;ei 1inp pom
1. NrYsmber 1866 bis 1867 falt 80 Milz
lir1eu 09,925,O0O> Yerlpnen auf ben
na6 Stem 2)prf Observation-Disclosures BE-
fGrcert mprpen. Dies 1T unAefdbr ras
Dpppclte Ger seiommten 8erIlfernns rer
Ser. Staaten.
Dompfer Ycrbrarnt.-Iu
uYpl ton Iroscller" erbielt eineu Srtef
rrn Sin Saneirr> yom "a. Nor,> nit
fcloencen Nabrtdten:
9errte Wlpr9en 1T Elm brollianii1er
0ompfer non MpnteStpeo aneetpmmenL
cerlelte trinst ben 8eridt> eab Der eng
liide prfzO ampferu Saturn" in einer,
ldredliden Sturme auf Der 9Dbe Ypr1
MrntsYi1ep Ypr elmer @p1e pcrlpren
9ins. OerG ampfer bate 400 Yerfpnen
IN Yai1a9ieren unb Mannidaften an
Sprb. Inter ben Yailo9ieren befanb ii6
rer el19lilde 0elanoe> ,pel6er eerace
llrlaut gu eincmSeiude mad fetner 5ei<
motb bate. Gr fam nit allen Nnpern
TIN. Nur IA Verlpnm wurren scretz
tet.
Sefttafr m.-Nu55 urz
10 II, sc. 9. wirp bertdtet cab am Neuz
jobrstaee Elm firdteltder Sturm,ptno
ld1ss rer 5ar|enzg iientabn uub i'm
lupSi tliden belle pesGpunty tpbte. Ter
ltlbe fel nit aller @u@t auf ben Mprz
9anfradt;ra cen Elm pafaeiermas9pn
onsebdn9t mar; cieier lebtere Wa9opn
,no ein platprm<& ae9pn wureen bonn
0sleiie pesseblaien unp f~tirsten tber
cine S5iauns ron Is Tu6 6Bbe biuab.
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ipnen> Die ale mebr pcer pentacr perz
lest mnroen1 tc@ feline 19mer. 8eim
9inabfirSen fel Der Sfen i'm @a99pn
UNI, 10 baB Der @a99pn bale Teuer fin9.
Snee1en wurren bic Glammen 9el6f9t
nod bescr ie 9robes Terrain 9etppnne1,
batten.