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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-28
: NEW YORK.
The Farragut Monumenf-The Mur-
~ 7 der of David Reisehe.

NV YpRK, December 2s.-0yer 5000 have
already been collected for the erection Of a
monument to the late Admiral Farragut, by
the Farragut Monumental Association. Of
which General John A. Dix is President,
Moses II. Grinnell and Benz. II. Field Vice
Presidents, and ]. ]. Cisco Treasurer. hti.
The loss by the fire at Maxwell's rope walk,
in Jersey City. on Monday night. was much
larger than first reported. twill reach $780,
900. Inspra9es partial. lc.l hag
Thomas Mccarthy was tried here yesterday
on the charge of being an accessory in the
killing Of David Reisehe. on the 18th Of Sep
tember last. Both Mccarthy and the other
party implicated we're intoxicated at the time,
and when Reische, who was proprietor Of the
saloon. demonstrated with them for disOrderly
conduct, Quinn. one Of the assailants. took q
shovel and struck him on the head, from tho
effects of which he died. The prosecution
failed 10 implicate Mccarthy. and the judge
instructed the jpry to acquit the prisoner,
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CUBA

y The Young King of Spain (the Duke
Of Aosta) will not find the spanish
throne bed of roses. Already the NUT
teriurs of revolution are heard, and the
fate Of poor Macmillan may await Gen
eral prim's favorite. In this event Cuba
can strike hard blows for Jurisprudence
blows which will in oil probability be
crowned with success. We hope the
Ever Faithful Isle may become the Ever
FreeIsle, and keep out Of the clutches
of General Grant, who seems determined
10 annex the entire West Indies "A New
York paper expresses itself as follows
From the present appearance Of things
y Snain the advent of the new hing
from Italy will be the signal Tor reyolu-
tionary outbreaks so formidable ana eA-
tensiye as ITO make IL impossible Tor tne
Government at Madrid, to, send another
shin or another regiment 70 the Cuban
Cantain General for the suppression, OF
the instruction. Indeed, it is possible
that General Prim, with his new Mig
NAV soon be 50 entangled in his revolu-
tionary difficulties, at home asto be com
PEELED to get rid Of the island OF Cuba
in order to raise the sinews Of. war q 70
save himself by an ignomlnlous nlgnt
from Spain.T Meanwhile, the cond.ilon
of things in the Peninsula is such as 10
warrant the opinion that no relni9 q,is
r,ents 10 any extent can be sent to Val
maseda for months to come, and so the
Cubans themselves may be able to change
the fortunes Of their struggle i'm favor OF
the separation Of the island from
Snain AS for General Grant, we can
hardly expect much from him in
hebalif of Cuba, when he finds 1t
SO difficult to get the consent OF the sen 81
ate 10 a paltry million or two for tn the {,
splendid island Of San Domingo go. an ne
in carefully watching the course of events
in Spain they may yet fight 1t out to
complete success, W. = e
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ST. LOUIS.
snow.Boana ON the plains.

snow-Bound ON the Plains. q
, 81. LOUIS. Decsmber 2s.-Passengers who
left Denver by the Kansas Pacific railroad on
the 18th inst. only arrived here tonight, hav-
ing been snow bound On the plains ten days.
The weather was extremely cold, and the
snow -drifts were ten feet deep. Among The
passengers we're ex-GoVernor Mccormack
delegate 10 Congress from Arizona, and Cap
tain Starr and Lieutenant Ryan. Of the army
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.,a,,t,r,v n 1fogty Thousand m ajority

From thirty TO forty thousanu MHJor"y
in the popular vote, large majority oil
State legislators,6ve members OF Yon,
cress, certain, and with a chance for the
sixth This is tie verdict ofthe people
establishing Joy ~ home apd el'c,''ns
congratulated from abroad Perhaps
the engineers of The ADMINISTRATION will
be brought to the sensible conclusion
that interference in the local elections
Of the people, can bring them no y'e;i
Ith,w hit only shame and disaster.
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sIPAIN.

MADRID, December 2s.-At the meeting Of
the Cortes. held to-day, the motion Of Senior
Robellos to dissolve the assembly was submit
ted for consideration, and after due delibera-
ton. was passed. Senior TOrpete rendered his
resignation as member Of the Cortes. b,
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GEORGIA.

Georgis, with all the weight plseed
mon her shoulders, with al possible IN
trirues 10 combat and expose. with al
the power Of a hostile administration 20
resist. has come out Of the ordeal flying
the victorious Gag Of the Democracy,
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MICHIGAN.
national Bank Burned.

MAEsHALL. December 2s.--A FIRE broke out
about ten o'clock last night in The National
Bank Of Michigan. At this place. entirelJ
destroying il. The books were got out safely.
The papers are in hre-proof safes. and arr
probably not injured. q
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AKERMAN did not carry Georgia, and
Il is mot at all likely that Grant Will
longer carry him. Pennsylvania must
have something in ths Esy Of a Cabinet
appointment, or she will be very apt to
smash the Administration. In displae-
ing Alderman for Pennsylvania, Grant
viii discharge the hungry who has been
fed, to make room foF the naked who
wants TO be clothed. gg isu ia si iiiH ~
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RICHMoND,

Richmond is at once the city of love,
beauty, gallantry and misfortune. Many
years since her theater was destroyed
with many people who had gone there
full Of life and happiness. 1t was last
year, we believe, that a great hall, full
Of people, gave way and killed and
MANNED msuy. For four years Rich
mond was the objectise point Of the
most formidable armies ever mustered
on this continent Time reduced az y
submission, after defense unsurpassed
in the annals of var. Then a large part
of IL was burned. Y At the asarrendsr, it
was ruin and chaos Now the fire has
destroyed its principal hotel. But Rich
mond knows not the weakness of de-
spair, and will soon be her own glorious l0r rs
self again. $40 ea. :. .la-a AtVN'V'
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his wife Mr. Downcs was carried Il
his home, q few doors from Fishers
and, Notwithstanding the efforts Of Doc
tors Hall and Sims, who were called IN
the unfortunate man breathed his last.
This morning Coroner Moifatt held an
inquest on the, body and the jury re
turned verdict in accordance with the
above facts. Mr.. Downes was formerly
deputy sheriff under Col. A, p. Curry.
| He leaves q widow and, children 70 re'
net his loss. y Pecuniary and other diff
culties we're supposed to be the cause Of
the rash deed, N YEuSH NJ
ALMOST ANOTHER SUICIDE,
A few minutes after the above occur
renee at Mr.. Fishers store, negro
named jackson, who was in the habit OF
loafng around the bar room, having
heard nothing Of the above occurrence
but seeing the remains Of the fatal mix
ture In the glass, took advantage OF the
absence Of the barkeeper, and drank the
deadly liquid, believing he was securing
a good drink Of whisky. Some one, see
ing the act Of the negro rushed in and
informed him he was a dead man, and
that the glass contained poison, The
negro became white with fear, rushed
out, took hold Of the wheel Of Q dray,
and cried and prayed by turns. The
poison commenced working, but with
the aid of a stomach pump, and through
the Kindness Of a neighboring darkey,
who brought a cup full Of soap suds,
which the negro drank, the poison was
elected, and Jackson was himself again.
He was on the verge Of eternity for a
few minutes, owing to his passion for
stealing and love of whisky. bllh en
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The editor Of this paper issdeeply
grateful to the city press for the kind
greeting they have given him. Whether
he deserves il or not, he will at least en-
deavor to Do SO. SEA ahl 9di ias
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DIED.

Id VENABLE-Decem q, George Blythe,
son Of Joseph and Adelia M, Vehabie. aged IA
years. ft4 rrr sasrhd no
Funeral services to morrow, at Third Pres
byterian Church in Chelsea, at II O'Clock a. m.
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FuesdaI, yanuary 1O, ISL,


within legal hours, the following described
property, t0-wit; "A certain lot or parcel 81
land lying and being IN the county Of Shelby
and STATE Of Tennessee, and IN the city Of
No. ~, and known AZ lot No. IN the sub
division and allotmeut made By commieliou-
ers appointed By the Judge Of the Law Eide Of
the Common Law and Chancery Court Of the
city Of Memphis. in the proceedingl ex parte
Of d. R. Cook and William Park Il Al for par.
tition, which subdivision and allotment II Of
record in the keEister'a once Of shelby county.
y book 8. pages So stseq, said lsis froFtln
ton street. and running back between parallel
lines, from the center " said gtroet. Us feet.
Terms Of sale-One- third 20 cash Salapce
IN equal instaluents a. one and two YEAR
srsss ss sssseSsns nosss via sgRrevfe 81
~ EDMUND A. COLE, 9. and n,
Wilson A Beard, ATTORNEYS, clS-iii
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A shoe-string peddler Of Newark, al
ways supposed to be pauper. has as.
tonished his relatives by dying and leav-
ing them $4,000. h.4f NfNh , %"
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Sumner and Morton, after the held
day in the Senate, met and disciaimed
persoaal feeling High senses of public
duty moved both to action. Pickwickian.
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MEDICAL.

TTyHIS INSTITUTION, INCORPORATED
l by the State Of Tennessee, Is a legalized
Association of Scientific Physicians and Sur
geons, devoted to the treatment of patients,
and instruction in theory and practice OF the
CHEMICAL SYSTEM OF MEDICINE.
1t Is divided into the following departments !,
FEMALE DEPARTMExT.-In this department
every complaint known to woman is treated
with unyarying success. -issi7rag.
CANCER DEPARTMEST.-Canc and tumors
are here cured In ninety-eight cases out OF
!, DEPARTMENT YoR HEAlr DIsRAsR..-In this
department this formidable disease Is treated
with the most gratifying results.
IMPAIRMENT ROR SKIN DISEASES. tyery
form of skin diseases permanently cured here.
The professors in this department have made
many important discoveries In the treatment
Of lung, throat and nose diseases. "a n1a N I.
EYE AND Ear DEPARfnEST.-The eye and
ear most tenderly and triumphantly treated.
CONTINENTAL DKPARTNENT.-Deyotedt TO the
exclusive treatment Of class OF maiadies
nameless here, by an able PROFESSIONALLY.
SURGICAL DRPARTMENT.-We daily perform
the most important operations known to sur
All affairs Of a private character held sa-
credly confidential. inNf .ilff ..h = fAf1N4t
s8 Office hours from o'clock in the morn
ing till 0 clock in the evening. Open every
Sunday forenoon, from 8 am. 70 IL m.
j. u. RUSSELL. nj. D., p
81 ConsaltinE Physician.
JIG. WATSON, Secretary, ~ a...- u.
l.. q. WARRAH, TIeasprer. l07-n-l09
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RAILROAD.
mh aIi RAILROAD.
PASSENGERS GOING EAST.
Via LOUISVILLE or CAIRO,
Should purchase tickets By the
ERIE &ATLAKTlc 4 GREATWESTERN
RAILWA


forming the best and most comfortable Line to
New York, Boston, and Northern and Atlantic
Cities, with magnificent Palace Comb ned Day
and Night Coaches, through to n ew York
without change. C.ara
Two Lightning Express Train Daily
This Il the only Line from O. ,ncinnsti to
New York under one managemer Il; the only
Line from Cincinnati 70 New ,fork without
break Of Gauge; the only Lins whose Trains
run through 70 New York WITH .fiut change; the
only Line running coaches through without
using Compromise Wheels; the only Line
running Palace Broad 9aufie Coaches through
without change.
DE ~ you desire prom ipi time and certain
connections, hnest scene ~ on the Continent,
most comfortable Cars l. IN world, most mag
INDECENT dining halls an a an Iple time for meals.
and the safest, best. and most comfortable
route-ro 90 New fofk hy the ERIE A AT
LANTIC a GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
Tickets BY this Line for sale at all Ticket
Ohiees through the South,
WIN. r. BARR,
Gen'l Passei iger AF't, n. Y.
W. b. SliATTUC,
Gent southern Ag't, Cincir matt. .. lsi-t
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LEGAL,
Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,

Mssry Robbias First chaneery Court
BENZ M r. Robbins oi c q Al o. Shelby ccusty.
DY VIRTUE on AN INTERLOcUToRY
I'D decree for e4le. entered in the above canse
on the 10Th Of October, $50, will asll a. pub
lie auction. 70 the highest bidder. in front Of
the Clerk aud Masters ONCE. GTeenlav Block,
Second street. in the city VI Asmphis. Ten
neSsee, on
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NURSERY.
TAXES.


OFFICE or CETY Tax COLLECTOR. .
MENPHrs. Dec. "a. 1870.
MY OFFICE. WILL BE OPEN AT TX
H change Building, for the c0gvKxIEECn OF
T1x-PAYrRs. during Christmas week, from y
Sun " PELIx W. ROBERTSON. !
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TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE. ABOVE
Il notice Of the Mayor Of the city Of Memphis,
Aldermen and OosnciImen Of the city Of Mem
phis, as above set forth, on t.rft 3
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ufs "a ELECTION. Ehe ~, ~
ELECTION NOTICE

lsw &BqoaratTg1 Jg98Tls Z
lhld eds nogn --- saw m1o bin
HnM "a "a seufg ada 1Nan tg1 hGHHf11li
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MnSlanoii6e Nadri@ten.

Gus Tona byingen eurppdil9e Set;
tunsen f%ortpibyeno tunte, nit aueriei
abenteuerliden 3uIdgen osmildte Bez
rt6te, 70 raB man an, beltett tbut 1t9
at bic wenisen retnen Guellen su ball
ten. gu pielen seb5rt bic Mu95bureer
~Ychseitun9", welber mir sur Grednz
suns unlerer eisenen Gprreiponcen3 fol-
senpeM tttbeilura entnebmen: Separatz
cpnferenSen Ger 8hd5fe Ter serl1ierez
nett Spraden fnpen bdufs fat, fat
iepen Sag; unlere eeutlden 9i1dSfe
tommen bdu1g 5,pet Mal ne5 Cages
%3u1ammen, Bel Garoinal Nau@1er uno
Gr;biidof Melders. Die Mrbeiten
nebn,en I'M reuen Sabr cinen mbgli6f
raldsn jBort9ang. Die Dissolution
uiber ro9matilae Sraesn i'm au9emei5
men lit nod feIneswess selblplIen
3pei pper erei 8orta9en aus Rem rps<
matii1en Gsbiete pernen nod einaez
bradt uno eer Debate u%nternprfen
rercea. Inter ben einuncbrsibiA S1z
tern, bic in zen feds @enera!eonArseaz
ttonen iiber Die neuern tbeclpsi1d pbilpz
iopbilden Srrtbtimer sejprobsn ba<
bsrt sei9neten fib aus oer patriard
5ai7an BON Gilieieu, BON Staltsnua
Der Qlince) Gr3bi(dpf GiSani; po11
Der frans6Fiben Spppittion lpraden
orei Der berporraeenpiten, ber Grsbiitpf
son Nbeims uno Die SildSfe pon Gre
noble uno ct. Brieuc; Bil1pf Ndb
ron Strabturs ipQ iaarf sesen sie
Sanuspartet ms 3eus seoonsen 1ein !;
Stldof 0reltb BON ct. 0auen lprtbt
Elm elaiiideS 9ateiu. Die meii1en ba:
ben LANCE geiproben, cine Stunoe,
flniSiertsL, anrertbalb Stuneen. IS
1T wispsrbolt BON Bet Ddtern le!bit he
Semertuns semadt ippypeu, boe Die
Jtecsn 3u Ianse rausrts1,. Die 3ett
miro cas- redte MoB fnesu laNen ; eiz
nias WlopiIeationen Der Oelbaitsproz
nuns, oie Ntfir;un9en i'm Gang her
Gtrbaaplunsen bs;wefsn, ituo ter,its
ansenomn!en moroen. 8pn elmer Ser
lssun9 Der Reoefretbeit mar fsine 9pur
in ren btsbetisen General pnereaaz
tipnen ;u f;nren. @er fih gun, Wprte
macetc, fonnte (preden, taflr unp eas
9esen, 10 Yiel unp II LANCE er wruts.
Ntdt thinner 1T man frena beim Gbsn1a
9eblieben e5 bat aud 6er;enssraiez
bun3en manderlet Nrt seseten, mas
be; Besinn Der Diseuitonm ia nidt
su r%er,ruaosrn it. Aber nur Elm ei,,z
;ises Mal bat Der prdjtpirenre Garciz
nal iid seranlabt eeieben> binsuwsiien
man m5se nidt ;u nett atidweifen ;
Der tetrefFnce 6eoner ipra9 aber pa,,,
netter. Meroeu tpir rieie in ZEN .ee<
ldlonenea Sisunsen ssba!tsnen Neren
cereinit 9eprudt befpmmen unp lei EN-
f5nnen ? 9prldufs it feline Nuslidt
basu pcrtanoen, pbmobl bic junaen
Stenpsrapben prddtis ibre S1uloies
feit tbun unp idon mad ben erten SiBz
unse1 ibrer Auf9abe 1ia spufpmmen
9ewadien ;eisten. Sp riel i@ weib,
1T bel Der Mntra9s>GpmmtliIpn (ote Der
FL, &oter eruan,1t bat) pom Der u6ac@
tiea S9parsenber9zD upaalcup", tpenn
i'd mid pieles Mu5orud5 bectenen earf
ncben ancern aud Der Mntras eeielt
trprcert oab rieie &epen fcfprt geprudt
perper, alp fenosrapbiide 8eri9te e.
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81. S,a,l, DsinnefDta, samfses, eea 10. Tebruar 1870.
1betaen icQen ; Der Antras wuroe aber
,urIdaepielen. WiQ Elm Bilhpf in Der

19etnen ioQen; Der Antraa purpe aber
surid9ewielsn. DiQ Elm Bildpf in Ger
General Congregation niht ipreden,
bat aber bod lber bic gorlase Semerz
tunsen 31 MAIDEN, ~ isBt ct auf,- waS
er lagen, mas er beradFdti9t boben
nil, Ibereibt es einem Der Bilb6fe in
Der Gpmmiliton, cen er tennt uno Damn
wirp in ben GpmmiiionsfBungen raz
ppn bic Geoe letrs. 90 pirtt Der game
Gpilfopat, pte sanse Stride an Gem 3us
itanbefomu,en Der Deerete NIT Der
papt miibt ftb in ete Arteiteu per
Committeeman uno Congregational gar
nidt Elm /; ct dberlaBt aQes Den Stj1Iz
fen. Sc 1T sprssfommen, eab man lei
ibm direct Antrdge einsersibt bat ; er
bat bic N%nua9itsIIsr an Die bstreffenpen
Committeeman sentsfsn.-Sn Die gpm<
mi1ftpn fit bic prieatal'16en Gitsn unp
pte apptpitolti9eu Winipnen wurpet
sepdblt bic Sdtev: Sofiani Stl1pf
ron Sirun (marsnihl6en 9iitus);
Spaccapietra, Gr3biibof spn Smyrt,a;
Gyr 8ebnam>8 enni 9. spn Mp0ul
Qpriiden Gitu6); Atrpn> grsb, vpn
Ueriul mdGttilden Nitus); YapzSsiz
laaY> 3. spnOrcbnarcein Unirt>arisb,
Nitus); Grurcta, GRIP. i. p. ppn Sre<
nppclte be Ia place, 9i(d)of Up, Don
NrrianpppIis; G%barbpnneau, 3, i. p.
Ypn Saiia Nlca;ar, 9. i. p. spn pa
pbos; Na;arian> Graf. bon Maroie in
Melppctornien N}elbijsrsbian, ..
Don Grserum in Nrnenisn Carmsntjbsn
Nitn6); MaranBo, .. non Gin uno
Micon int erisdtltsn ArdipeIagus !;
Galersa> latsinii1er patriar9 pom SEE
ruialem; 9rufai, BiIdef i. partib.
srn Garirpclt5 pluyn,, 9. ron Niz
fppclis; Bar cinu, 9. Don Galma5
III periten (ba!o1ii9en Jiitu5); 2asiz
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spa Slapbpe in SrIanp; 9ynD, y. ion
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(giarran,sriea); Ycirtsr, Siibof cpn
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res aus Npm fneet Der seier auf her
~s,peiten Seite.) .:F.
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spn Stupentenz0 eri6w5yunasn teunz
rubt9t. So Miro aus @aridau ppm
Is. Sanuar eeldrieben: Sn Mlpsfau
purre fur; Dor Weibnabtsn Elm 3Saz
ling Der rprtissn lancwiytbl9oftliz
den Afaremie SwanpF meudlinss
ermorcet, Der bel een Stupenten i'm
Gerradte itanp, rab sr bic u1ter ibnen
teitebence sebeime gerbinpune unb be-
rem Mitelieoer Der gebbree perratben
babe, @ie bic uMeafausr 3te." mel
bel, finc jest mebrere Sturtntsn als
WIreer nes Swanpf BON Der ppli;ei
ermittelt unb sur 5aft sebradt 1pprren,
u1o es fol- iid beitatist baben> pab Der
be9an9ene Mprp Elm Nft pplitilAer
3ade war. Gerner melcen Die ct.
Netersbur9er 3eitunsen, caB Der ebe>
malfBe ct. petersburser Stupent Sec
3aief, rer, etneut aQ9en,etn serbreiteten
@erudte sufplse i'm oer9ansenen5 erbf
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bannune lebte, alS Gmi7dr na9 @uBs
lanp setpmmen fein lpQte, Dor einisen
Eaaen auf elmer citation Der Nieplat<
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Summer 119.

absins, entslette fur3 Dor 0erfbcpen>
elmer Citation BET N%usSbura. Die g.
comotioc fQr3te UNI, ete Nder mad
obsn 9efebrt, quer iber tte S9ienen.
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pridt uno set5ctet. Der Genrer ,paro
auf Die Seite 9elbleupert bic dbyiae1
8asen tblrmten fib eirca siersie 6ub
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! tai serquetidt une sertrlmmert, bic
lbri9en fart teiddpiet. Dos llnelud
tpar IN weniaen Sefunnen oe@aebsn,
3ret frdftige stIBe foleten furi auf
einanoer, uno nad Dem rrttten lae Der
eanse Bug fat total 3ertrimmert i'm
0raben. Der 3u9fibrer purte tn's
Uelo 9e|6leuoert uno fam NIT elmer
Sei@doi9uns am &cpfe BARON. @pn
ben etpa 20 pa0a9ieren >purren ale
gerettet, einisc ~erlitten fleine 8erlebunz
gen. Die S1tenen poren auseebrp=
6en> mie Naeeln trumm setpecn nno
et'na 20 Gub nebenbin eelbleucert.
ueber bic urla9e peS llnollfsfaue5
fpnnte nt6t5 ermittelt perpen.
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an ieiner Mtniiterfri|is> ba (6 fein
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tenoen Sdwieri9feiten gewadlen 1T.
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tras, bic Staats;igel st ersreiftn> {:
bat ater feline Cuff pa;u.
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als Elm entidiepsner Sies Der peutl9m
Solfspartei 9e9ent!bsr Sen Slapcn unc
1ldehen betradtet unp fnpet ceBba!b
1T 0Rbmm uno anoern &rpnldnoern
nldts weniser als 3ufimmuna. DIR
Yartetfampf miro ider I'm fp beftiasr
balp riecer entbrennen.
Sn Bten ipirte man ali, IA. San.
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