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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

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Pingree of Hartford and II. G. Root Of
Bennington, and the ballots having been
collected and counted, the vote was an.
nounced as follows:
Whole number of votes, 3O4
Necessary for q choice, loo
potar r. Wasbbnrn had 23O
Dudley c. Denison had AZ
JnIins Converse had 26
And Hon. Peter T. Washburn, Of
Woodstock, was declared as duly nomi-
mated for the candidate for Governor.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Park, it was voted
that committee of three be appointed
by the Chair to inform Gen. Washburn of
his nomination, aud request him to ap-
pear before the convention.
The Chair appointed as that committee,
T. W Park, w. W. Grout and Charles P.
Marsh.
The next business being the nomina-
nation of a candidate for Lieutenant Co
vernon, f. r. Hard nominated n candi
date ior Lieutenant Governor Hon.
Leverott b. 1nglesby, of Burlington,
and supported his nomination by a brief
speech. in which he portrayed the high
personal character and legislative and
professional experience Of Mr.. sEngles-
by.
II IL Powers arose and said that
twenty-five years Christian minister in
Lamaille County taught his peopleethat
all men were equal h4fore the law. He
found but few converts, but lac iastilled
into his son this doctrine, 50 that it has
been the guiding star OF his life and now
nominate that son for the office Of Lieut..
Governor Of Vermont, Hon. George W.
Hendee, ii Morri-town. lie has presided
over the Vermont Senate for two years
last past, 10 the acceptance Of the whole
State. L has been said that We are on
the east side Of the State, and as the Gus
tom Of the State Is to put the two princi-
pal offices upon different sides OF the
mountain it i. claimed that Lamoille
County i not entitled TO the Lieutenant
Governor. We are upon neither side OF
the mountain but bstweer the mountains.
and it Is iuconycnitut for Us to be in such
a location that when Darlington wants
the State G4iit,l. We are informed We are
their natural friend but when We pre-
sent . candidate for position On the State
ticket. we are informed that We are on
the wrong side of the mountain We do
not appreciate the manner in which they
have taken out All order Of removal against
u.s. and >punky little Lamoille will not
willingly allow herself to be removed to
the County of Ari-took, in Maine, where
she IS not needed. aud BE- in the extreme
west, whore She j, needed, but not being
anywhere when she desires assistance.
Mr., Lyman seconded the nomination OF
Mr. Heudee for Lieut.. Governor
Hon. Barns Frisbie. of Poultney, noni- .
mated Hon, T. ID. Warner. Of New Haven.
as candidate for Lieut. -Goycrnur.
>. ,,e,rs,aec III Fnc back part ortne room I
made some remarks which were not heard .
at the reporter, table.
The chair appointed trilers. Luther
Baker, l. q IIinc}ly, II. r. Powers, +. .
r. lard and G. 7 kunhlo,
The ballots were collected counted. .
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applanded and the convention called
loualv for IIcndae
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NJ iieii,iee 'ooA INC S'aHa anu iiiauo d
few remarks saying 'hat he accepted the
nomination with pride, and should en-
deavor to - execute the duties Of his
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course lie sad he had not prepared a
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that ne considered 'nis nomination as an
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HENRY CLARK, Editor.
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ALMOST \ NACANCY.-D Duriug the ex-
cursien to the marble quarries yesterday.
mishap came near occurring which
would have made vacancy in the Council
of Censors and on the State ticket As
Charles c. Dewy, Esq, and Hon: George
W Hendee were standing near the edge
of one Of the pits, engaged in conyersa-
rion, the boom of the derrick swung
around, just grazing Mr.. Dewey's head
and but for gentleman who stood near,
observing his peril. catching him. he was
saved from being precipitated into the
pit. Gov Hendee. ny 4 qu,ch nv-~.----.
bent over, so that it fortunately swung
over him. The position for a moment was
one OF imminent peril to both gentlemen.
Hnd the boom struck them with full
forae it must have proved fatal.
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native or foreign birth wheresoever his
rights are jeopardized or the flag of our
country floats, would protect the rights
of all nations, demanding equal respect
for ,ur own"
Ies0lged, That we cordially commend
the State ticket this day nominated, and
pledge to its support such majority as
shall show that Vermont will not step
backward in her Republican course.
Mr.. Harris, Chairman Of the Committee
to nominate a State Committee, reported
the following, which were unanimously
elected
George A. Merrill. of Rutland
Henry G. Root, of Bennington.
BENZ L. Fiield, of Montpelier.
Stephen Thomas, of Fairlee.
Irosper Merrill, of Reading.
l.ittredge Haskins, of Brattleboro.
G. G. Benedict of Burlington.
Albert Clarke, of st. Adams
G. y. Elkins, of Troy.
The business of the convention being
completed, upon motion, the same ad-
iourned sine die.
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wINDHAM COUNTY.

Nathaniel B. johnson, Of Wardsboro,
has, within the last thirty-fiyc years,
caught and killed l ,225 foxes, averaging
30 foxes a year. The largest number
caught in any one year was. 90.
AT the town meeting held at Dunn
merston on Saturday, June 9th, it was
voted by large majority not to bond the
town to aid in building the West River
railroad.
As the debris accumulation of years
was being removed from the cellar of a
store in Main street, Brattleboro, last
Wednesday, an old relic came to light,
it being an old-fashioned signboard with
yellow letters upon it, reading, James
Fiske's Cheap Store" From what small
beginnings, to what great ends. We
hope we won't be sued for publishing the
item
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

MAsoNIC.-At the annual meeting for
the election and installation of officers Of
Rutland Lodge No. 20, Rutland, Vt, the
following officers were duly elected and
!nqtalled for the year ensuing:
H. V. Il. Wilson, ". Bl.
L. l.. Persons, 5. w.
l.. I. Holcomb, J. W.
G. A. Tuttle Treasurer.
A. II. Cobb, Secretary.
C. w. Potter, Tyler.
Ion Lippincott, 5. d.
G. NJ Sawyer, J. d.
D. M. Otis and 5. Ierrill, stewards
y. l.. Davis, Marshal
The installation ceremonies were per-
formed in an impressive manner, by 7. NJ.
y. 5. Stearns.
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STATE CoMMITTEE.-The new State
Committee have organized, by the ap-
poiatment of Grenville G, Benedict, of
Burlington, chairman, and Kittnedge
Has1ins, Esq, of Brattleboro, Secretary
and Treasurer.
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MECHANICS ENHElTIoS.-Thc Mass.
Charitable Mechanic Association an
nouncc in this paper another of their
popular Exhibitions Of American Manu-
factures and Mechanical Skill, commcnc-
ing III Boston, Sept 18th. Manufacture
err, Inventors, and Mechanics are c>peci-
ally Interested
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Vermont Items.
ADDISON COUNTY.

ADDISON COUNTY.
Mrs. Abbott, dealer in millinery and
fancy goods at yengennes, was arrested
and lodged in the Middlebury Jail Mon
day evening for obtaining goods on false
pretences.
Rock and Piper, the Salisbury bur-
glars, were arrested by Constable Fits
last week and lodged in Jail. Rock was
brought before a Salisbury Justice and
bound up in the sum of $1,000. Piper
was up at Middlebury, before Justice II.
O. Soper, of Bristol, and bound up in the
sum of $1,000. In default of bail, both
were committed.
Mrs. Page, lady Of eighty years,
living with Mr.. Wood, of Middlebury,
fell down stairs on Monday evening last,
and sustained severe injuries from the
fall. A deep cash was cut in her head
and she was elsewhere badly bruised and
Jared by the coneussion.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.

The Fairbanks scale company at st
Johnsbury, is now filling its second order
for large scales for railroads and ware
houses in Russia.
H. II. Frye, Of East Burke, has taken
job Of the Fairbanks ut st. Johnsbury,
to catch 1000 trout alive, and have them
average !! inches in length, for $50.
"A meeting of the railroad employees
was held at Lyndon recently, at which it
was decided to form a library association
and a committee were appointed to report
TO an adjourned meeting a constitution
and bylaws for the same.
. The people Of St. Johnsbury, at a
special village meeting, have directed the
village trustees to cause dissolution Of
the injunction restraining the proprietors
of the Passumpsic House from making a
proposed enlargement to their hotel.
By the death Of his father in New
York, Robert Pettigew, Of Lyndon. be-
comes heir to an income Of 100000 When
his mother dies he will have legacy of
about 100000.
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Grout of Barton, Henry Clark of Rut-
land, George Nichols of Northfield, S. T..
Pingree of Hartford and H. G. Root Of
Bennington, and the ballots having been
collected and counted, the vote was an
nonnced as follows:
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FRNNkLIN CorNrY.

FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The stockholders Of the New Nation
al Trust Company held meeting at st.
Albans on Monday, and elected the fol-
lowing directors: Lawrence Brainerd,
Brsdiay Rarlow Horatio y Barber,
Gyles Merrill, Edward A. Smith, George
. Hunt John w Newton
The new instruments for the ST. Al.
ban. Brigade Band have arrived. They
are made of German silver and are hand
.omely finished, and the band have reason
TO be proud of them.
DR. Baxter has recently sold his house
near Champlain Springs in Highgate, TO
Henry Roby, for $1,000. Three years
ago he tried in vain TO dispose Of the prop
erty for ST. 400
Daniel Drew died in St. Albans on
Monday morning, at an advanced age.
On Friday he.was taken with a violent
bleeding at the nose, and soon passed into
state of unconsciousness, from which
he never aroused Mr. Drew was ma
tive Of Burlington, and moved TO st. Al
bans ato<it twenty-five years ago.
ORANGE COUNTY.
The Republicans hold their County
Convention at Chelsea on Friday next
The Court of Chancery has ordered
Mr.. Willard to deed the Newbury Semi
nary property back to the Trustees of the
Newbury Seminary, and that they cannot
use it for anything.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
L. b. Badger, Of Barton, has sued
Sanford Owen of the same place for slam
derous words spoken. Damages laid at
$4,000
"A son of H. Newton, aged about 13
years, broke his leg last Saturday. lie
was twiching logs with "A horse, when the
log flow around and broke his leg He
was cripple before.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Lieut.. Commander Charles l.. Clark,
L. S. y, of Montpelier, has been assigned
to duty on board the U. s. irigate Sabine,
which went into Commission last Tuesday
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The Sabine
will proceed to Boston, at which place she
will take on board the mid-hipmen Of the
graduating class of 1869 at Annapolis.
The cruise Of the Sabine will be the usual
one taken by the midshipmen to the coast
of Africa, Cape Town, Rio Janeiro, South
America, making the circuit, and from
thence home again.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Nathaniel b. johnson, of Wardsboro, |
lna r;tkin 4Ln IL 49,. e = - |
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&herfsf Berfaufs- ssn @emdB6eit elmer venditio
exponas @ercrDnnne an MID geritet unb iberIiefert
non benz MdtbaTen Circuit @eridbt Dpn 9auibfen
gOnntp, Eenii., bel jeinem September Termtn 1853,
ipetbe tb aHm SfentIiheH 8erf1uf an ben Netftbtss
tenben Geaen barre 3SbLung am GORrtbngs tbor in
Der Gta6f 9aibutae am 9 o nnab en- b, ben o: 6ess
brror 1859 has na1itebeno bef6riebene @rln0eigens
f5um bringen, namltd: Gin geDibes 9aMs An6 Got
beLeaen In ber g.. gEar0 in Der Sto0t NaibDie, be-
arerst TDie foIat: Xeginnt 6er Oltfeite non Gun
nnerffrabe, an bet 0orbwenede oes sSobn 8ranneH
sugeb5rigen 2cts, eritredt ii po ba r6tolid DO uB
enfiang Der 2irie pan Suntiueritrose nab Collins
Gde; ron bn III fec1ten MinteI Collins 2nie entl6nG
176 S1t6 1tdb no einerAaep ucu Ia fdsLtob aenann
ter ~ entlang 40 5ab nap 8rannenS 9orepftede;
pon on Deitli9 Brannetfs 2ine entlang 176 SUB mad
Gummer5traBe, onfeIbe wurne pcn 81. 3. S6anfIanS
an s.. g. Smntbe abertragen, Iait Qnnfbrtef rom
.Nopsmbsr 1853 in Hegiers Office Gas
ptc1on eouatos IN 1D 81, Geite 14f fpnrnf perrDies
len DlFo. Gbsn5o ale He1fe, GiteI nab SnfereiIen
6es gennanten SHptbe IL etuen Eraft 2anb beIdries
ben uflb 1bertragen an Nm Ghnne nurf Qanfbrief
pom 90 Dfobea 1866 regrirt IN Saegihers DIjiee,
G6uiofou County Bn9 81 Seite 2I3, alif rpeidert
psrDisien Ttro. nit 8el9ag bslest aIs bas Gtasils
tbitm uoH sSoiepb e. Smp4be, Ma1 elmer erection
aegen ibHitnh 81 Gunften non xEm. Ghdne fir gs *
Sntereiien Mn6 Rotten 81 eenigen. 0egebea ben f2.
SGruGT 1859. - -
janis spaD4w en-. Q mail n, eEerifF.
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- bertff g erfanf.- SIN 0em6bbeit elmer
l~ Yenditio exponas BeroSDnung an mt1 se=
~ rtdbtet unb Iberliefert pom benz Mehfb6ren
Circuit @eri6t pon SGptcion County, Senn,,
bel Iefnem September Iermin 1868, metbe i9 gum
6ffentIinen 8ertauf on ben ReitbieteRoen aegen
baore 8abIuug am Gonrtbnustber IN 6er Stabt
RafbpiHe am g q n b, ben %, S1nuar 1869,
n6debeno bef6riebene 2dnbelei uuh tSeb dfeiten
bringen, n6mtiH: Gin Stid oOer EbeiI 2anb beiegen
uub befinbIid in Gtuioitritt 80, 9Guibion Gouatp,
Tenn,, bsereuat Ipie foIgt; Din Got NIT 6ront an
Clifton 9ife, bseinnt an @reenmap's Gii0peTtede,
Idmft IS 6ub SpeftLt9 mad Got 30, q in Wc4airps
4kon, 8eI's Nermeifung, Iduft pom od 1893 SUB n6ro
lid nit oer 2te uOn 2Dt Rp, ~ mad elmer 12 SSub
MHep upm bo 6Iib mad benz Ausg6ng gspuntt iIn6 1T
Elm 9heiI por Got Jp. %, NIT BeI9u8 belegt aIs oos
Gtgcnbtnm BON -----S ON elmer gEeeutiofl IN
metmetl 6Gnoen eu @unften pon 4Rrs. 4, GarIp, Mbs
intftrntrE, atIio 9eg q. .. RapRe unD g. 50, 9aH
fur S87,32, 8ntereiien unO &pften su genitgeu @es
geben ben 81. Ge;emper 1868.
6, ID, SoAaIbfDn, Sheriff.
jana onr9 ". 6. Muffin, 5epiitn.
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{c@ yenditio exponas aerprhnung an mid aes
~ rtd5tet ilnb AberIteIer1 pom benz Mchthareii
GireMit Geridt uon 9opihfcn Gcunfu fent,. !.
Bel ieinem September Sermin les, iper6e rs ann
1ffeitIid1en 2trfnmf an ben WefHbtetenneli aeoen
bdnre 2dhIuitq au GcWrtbaustbor IN Der &fahf
pof6rtife am Sonnabenb, b, ben %. Soll1tor 1850
noo1lteben6 bsf9riebene 2dnberei mnb @ebduIidfeis
ten, ls6nI GIN Gtiid ober Ebeil 2aub beIeaeu ,.rh
befTnhItd IN Giqilbiftrift 30. SnpiofOn gouns
IA, Teiin,, begrtnst mie foIgt: Got gao 10, Ben;s
8ermeiInng. beginneno an ysain Mpenue, pftede.
Tduft itbroif 1913 ue mad elmer gHep, ron ba tpeIfs
Iic5 25 Tiia n1b einem @fGbEs 1c oa iitbI 1913 Tmf
gus aonaspuntt nns mit 8eihLrg beIeat ols bos gis
aenthuml non G. o. YGpne nit elmer Greeufion In
Sneinen Sanben 81 @muiteM pen 6, s, aeeuin unb
~ gaeriiaer. @ggeSen ben. 81. Desember f468.
= G. 20. DonaGo n, GbertiT,
fcn4 bnr9 n. G.. @uain, Gepiitu
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@beriffs Bereanf.-Sn gemaRbeit elmer ven-
ditto exponas Serorbntng On mid geri9tet une
dberIiefert pom adtbarsn Circuit @eriDt pom Da-
pibien Gouatp, Senn., BEL feLnem September Eers
min, 1868, rerce iG gum 6fieutIiden 8erfauf an ben
bistenSen segea baare 5dhIitng an Gourtbauer
Fbor in Der Sto6t 9nfhpile am g oRnabe B.,
ben %. Sanurr 1859, ndbftsbenb besi1riebene 2dns
berei nle GebduLifbfeiten bringen, n6mIitb MHe
ae@te, Sttet urih Sntsreifen pOn S. y. NeSampbeH
IN .ilo eiiss Sud obsr Ebeit aanb, beIssen .b
befinbliob i'm GiuiIoirftt Summer - pom DnpibieJ
gsnntD, TenM, begreuat lpie foIet: Begtrut an benz
fneftLi9en Gdftein 5wiiben Nceampbea nnb 9trs.
Nlofes 9omeH unb Idnit 10 Iid 81 38f0l RoIeS, pon
ha @rne n6r6It1, 5itil@ 81 100 @OLes nod ener
As Gub Str1bes non 0o genannte GtraBe eHtIang 50
GefunDen n6r6li9, 5tIib 79 33i100 Roles nacb benz
weftit9en Gdfetr sDif9eu 9eceamfbeG unb 9erS.
TrtmbIe, BON bo NcgampbeH's petlieber 9rep3Iinie
srtIang mad bem ans gun sspnntt, weictes bic acts
unh itrt6 uno 2 Ader uno 4S ReIes pon ben nSt6z
Hdhen Gnben pon 2ots SO. s un6 ui1b in Aaem 20
ader ituO 153 PoleS dusmadenb. Begen elmer 2arte
ber uerf6ieheren 2ots rtrb oilf BUD 49, Sette 178,
Regtfers 0tFee pom 9epiSEOn Gountp, Senna uess
Ipieien; NIT 8ei4log beIegf ns 6ns Gisenthum poil
S. ". 9cGampbeH, I'm etller Grefutiea N meinen
Aafeen su 8nniten uof1 y. %. Sob u5on jun uno
geGen q. NeGompbeH fit $214, Sntereflen unS
Rotten 81 seaisen. @eaeben ben ~ Desember 1865.
6. Di. 8 9ondfbfon, SHeriff.
Z iqt IA {si.3 Gurd 81. 2. gatnes, Depntp.
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'&beriff'S 8ertauf.-Sn gemdBbeit elmer ven-
~ ditto exponas 8e1otbnlmg an mid gert1tet
iInh ilberiiefert pom Abtbareu Circuit @ericbt pom
9apibfon Gountp, Senu., BET feinem Geptenbers
Eers1ill, 1855 perbe To gum 5fentIidem Berfanf
ben Yeetbietenoen aegeft ba1re 8abIun9 am Gonrts
bnuszEhor IN 6er Staot 0aIbDfIe am SOnns
a be n b, ben 23. Sanlor 1853, foIgen6es @run6s
etgertbum hringen, ndmIid; Ginea TbeiI non Got
yiumrfer 157 IN her Gtabt NaibDile, an Der Ode
non @e2emorelr0be, nit % 6nH Srent On Der 9eerhs
eite nom eebarftrabe uno 100 Sub mehr ooer wents
ger, an 6er aHeiiieite Yc2emereftraBe, unb NIT
1ef1tag beLe9t ala bas Gigtntbnul unn ". 80. Edps
Ior, Stapcri ua elmer ggeeution tn Heinen 96noen,
Snb Mnbere fur ST., SnferefIen mnb ao5ten barouf
81 genitaen.z Gegeben ben 80. De3ember 1858.
SsG s53f 8ftg ! g. R. . 0 natb 1 0 NJ Sberifi.
ial Surd6 sam. 6. NnribaHI Deputp.
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g(&beriH 0ertanf. 5n @emasbeit elmer neri
S faeias 8ei Orotattg aii mid gert1tet une iibers
Hefert non benz MGtbaren Circuit GeEidt non Das
% M a g 1sIns g 81,
Reifbietenhen ge9en badre 8ahhihg am Gourtbmiss
thog in Der StaOt NafbptHe an 8 : # q g. ben
d5es Gigentbum brinpen, idusIit: 80 RauiefeI, 1
S5eitetfprike, 9eo. uaBn. Stodea1; 9seaetfprite
30. 1. i'm Iarttbanie; 6eneIiptise Ste. an Sii6s
College 5pifden Gbur1- uno 8roobitra6e; 1 6eners
fprts sios ass Gberrr iirase nabe gilbeFrpH HrdBe
0oten uRb 2eitern non Go. 80. 1, Gumnerarabe
sipif9en gburcb< tilo 8roabfraBe; 4 brdMne Tferbe
ltilS NIT @eidSlna befeot aIs bes GioenthSnt bes
gapDrs uto bes Gta6trafbes Der Gtnbt JabDiae iIim
elmer GEectIti1n geaeR genanHten Wnnor uno Staot
9iaibpille aAo 5u @Inlten pom 3iges ". 60. fir
49D95.14, neb SatereTen unb Rotten dif feIbige su
geniteen. @egeben ben 9. Sanuar 1859 -.
iattf Ut. onaIb fou, Sberiff.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-13

Ser Sampfer ,@ilber Glon6" bers
brannte geltern bel 8oint 8Ieaiant,
Ohio, Sin 9a6aoier berlor fein 2es.
ben. Oie iibriget @aiia9iere uno bic
N1anni6aft retteten fih nit 9enauer
g1otb.
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4ittsburs lief Elm @dIafpasen beS
Yof5uges benz geletle. un6 itiirate
ben Oamnt btnab. Der @on6uc.eur
Naen rno Elm unbefannter RalIa0ier
tarnen ums 2ebeu. @ier 9lnoere ere
Iitten &erlebun9en. Sin 8aliagier
berlor feline aolocne llbr uno $1,000 in
Sole.
9Ius Merico miro bert6tet, baB ii6
beoentenoe GrolfiirSe erelgnet baben,
tpobei Diele Weni9ealeben berIoren
seeansen fino. 8ade fiuO pIObIih
erf9ienen, hoe horber ni6ts als
biirres 2ano gu feben mar. -
Die 8egierung trttt Iebr ener9ifd
9eeen bic Gauber auf. Drei 6erfel<
ben iuuroen Bel GoIinla ersriffen uno
fofort nieoer9eldo6cn.
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Court gu Stem 9orf lpuroe Der groBe,
1 Miaion inboIbiren6e @tebenlon'f 'fbe.
gaumUoIIenpro8eb sesen Die Ser.
Staaten entf9ieoen.
Die D9leiu gorf Sri6une" beaneifeIt,
baB Der Senat in Die 9Iufbebung Oes
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bor Dem 4sitamtssebauO in 8aibins@
ton itano, tpurben sipei aiiten uno Elm
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9lueb gef6afft unO ibres SnbaItes be-
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lieutenant bon Srelano in 9ubIin su
einem @aitmabI eingelaben pOrOen
fn6. Dieielben iperoen ben 8iuter
i'm iiibli1en Sranfrei6 perbrineen.
Die 9febaba 9eoislatur bat Serrn
Bm. SteDart gum Ser. Staaten 9es
nator tpieoererlpdblt.
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cago baben fir boriges Sabr ibre
8erta,lfe anf $3.50, ,00O, 900 aneeseben,
auBer6em puroe fur $35, ,000, 900
8aumpoue perrauft.
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mems 9lbe 8an6erberg, Ser an Der
Miiilfppi GentraIbabn arbeitet, bel
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nn9oem er ibre fleine So9ter ertpiiret,
genOtbsiihtist bat. Sic &a6barI9aft
ipurbe aIarmirt uno fing ben 8erbreder
balo elm. Ofan fonnte bic Sarbiaen
in Der umseeeno uur NIT arobter
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su berbrennen. @r tpurbe in baS Ges
f6ngniB 9ebrn5t, nber bal0 BON SufIur<
Wannern berausgeboIt uno aufgebanst.
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8orfaG erfubr, inurOe er fait tuabn'
finnia, elite nod Dem Srt, no Der
@eger bing, f6nitt ibn ab unb bers
branntc ben Qeidnan, tuabreno er,
einem &afenben gleib, um Sas Seuer
berumtanSte.
onOon, II. San.
@ans nneriuarteter g8eiie pur6e
6em griedif6en @efanoten in Yaris
Der 8utritt gu Oen Sisungen Der @ons
ferens bertpeieert. gr bat ba9egen
proteltirt uno feine 0egierung Sobon
benohridti9t,. 0ie @onferen5 tuiro
Die Mnttuort Der griedifden fegternnS
abparten un6 oober tpuroe Die fur beute
aneefiinoigte SiBuns berf9obeu.
8aris, 12. San.
Sic bobe Yforte bat Gabis 8alAo
bierber gelanot, I'm cine 8riegsanleibs
auf3ubringen.
N1aOriO, 10. San.
Cur unterOriidnn9 Der Snlurrettion
auf @uba baben fid 1000 Sreipilige
BEL Der We9ierung aenelset.