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Weather Record.

WASHINGTON, July 49, P. NJ.
SYNoPsIs.-The barometer has fallen since
Tuesday evening at the Rocky mountain sta
tons, with slight increase of temperature and
southerly winds. The area of lowest pressure
has passed from Lake Ontario southeast
ward, and is now central over Delaware. The
temperature has fallen from the middle and east
Atlantic states westward to Arkansas and Iowa.
Clearing up weather is now reported from Lake
Huron to Kentucky and westward.
PRoBABILITIEs.-It is probable that short
but heavy rain will pass over Maryland and
New Jersey, and, possibly, Connecticut, but a
rising barometer and clearing weather, with
fresh northwest winds, are probable for Thurs
day from Illinois and Wisconsin, eastward to
the Atlantic coast.
FURIOUS STORM.
MEMPHIS, July ia storm occurred mere,
last night, which surpassed in fury anything
ever witnessed here. The telegraph polls north
of here were Frustrated, trees uprooted, and vast
damage done to the crops. The midnight eX-
press train on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, hence for Chattanooga, when near
Grand Junction, ran through tTeste washed
away by the flood. Engineer Gibbs was Killed,
and twelve or fifteen passengers wounded
HAIL STORM IN WESTERN IOWA.
CHICAGO, July ia fearful hail storm
passed over western Iowa last night, doing
much damage. At Atlantic the post office
building and several houses were destroyed,
aud two men fatally injured.
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FROM EUROPE.


ALL SORTS OF PARIS DISPATCHES.
PARIS, July 19.-lt is reported that Wash
burne, American minister, assured the French
government that no person convicted of crimi-
nal acts in Paris against the national govern
ment during the reign of the commune would
be permitted to reside in the United States,
The DEGREES of the 9th and 10Th of September,
1870, levying an import duty of three francs
and sixty confines on each bale of cotton, have
been abrogated, and it is thought the minister
of finance, Ponyer Quertier, has concluded to
abandon the proposed duties on raw material.
PERSONAL.
PARIS, July 1.-the inhabitants of Metz
have sent petition to Theirs asking the pardon
Of Gen. Rossel
Rouher announces himself to be a candidate
for the first vacancy in the assembly.
Nj. Gambetta has refused to support the can
didatu'e of NJ. Rance, and declines to recognize
him as his colleague
The evidence Of Nj. Gambetta, now before the
committee of inquiry into the acts of the gov
ernment OF national defence, proved that one
million and one hundred thousand troops were
raised, armed and equipped by that government.
The evidence in other respects is very precise
rs to the action of the government OF national
defence during the administration.
Gen. Faidherbe has received months fur
Tough.
The marquis of Lorne has purchased the eS
tate of Due de Persigny, at Chameproude.
The debate on the Italian question in the as
semby is fixed Tor Saturday. DupanOup, bish-
op of Orleans, is expected TO speak.
Portugal.
ANOTHER MINISTERIAL CRISIS
LISBON, July 10 1t is rumored that the
Portuguese ministry is in a minority in the
cortes, and that Count de Thomar has been
called upon by the king to form new ministry.
Spain.
THE CORTES.
MADRID, July 19.-The cortes is engaged in
consideration of the subject of trial by Jury for
offences committed by members of the press
ireland.
FUNERAL OF THE DUBLIN CHIEF CONSTABLE.
DUBLIN, June 19.-Mr. Talbot, head con-
stable of this city, lately aSsassinated, was
buried privately this forenoon On account OF
the appropriately of his anti-Fenian policy
while in Office, public funeral was deemed
undesirable, as it probably would induce
riotous demonstrations.
Great Britain.
RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
LONDON, July 19.-The Sheffield express train
going south, on the North Midland railway, ran
into freight train near Chesterfield station.
Two passengers were killed. and thirty are re-
ported injured, some fatally.
FREDERICK WILLIAM.
Prince Frederick William has left Ems on his
return to England. He comes direct to Osborne,
where he will remain with the royal family.
MIR. GLADSTONE AND THE PURCHASE SYSTEM.
World special:-Mr. Gladstone will state, in
the house of commons, tomorrow, that the
government has determined to abolish the pur-
chase system, in defiance of the resistance of
the lords, or falling in this, to resign.
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agate type, time IS ets each subsequent insertion 50
cts; week s2.I5; weeks s4OOi month $500; year
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squares Two lines for week sOO; three line sl25;
four lines sl37i FIVE lines s5O Local notices 25
per line for each insertion business notices Is cents per
he Obituary notices, resolutions &C. Is cents per line
Legal advertisements sLOO per square for first inser
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Special positions. in the paper and special styles Of
display will be charged extra rates Cuts and double
column advertisements allowed only to a limited extent
and double rates charged for the whole space occupied
IN WEEKLY SPY-First insertion sl.OO per square;
each subsequent insertion 50 cents; months $780, one
year $500.
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Railroad Matters.

PACIFIC.
ST, LOUIS, July 19.-The supreme court has
decided the case OF the Pacific railroad company
against the collector of Cole county for payment
OF county taxes by the seizure of the property of
the road in favor of the collector, his functions
being simply ministerial, and he is in no way
liable Tor erroneous assessments.
CENTRAL AND CALIFORNIA PACIFIC.
SAN FRANCISCO, July ia rumor is cur
rent that the Central and California Pacific
railroads have been sold to the Pennsylvania
Central, causing almost panic in Sacramento
heavy decline of real estate there is antici-
pated if the rumOr proves correct.
INDIANAPOLIS, CINCINNATI AND LAFAYETTE
alNDIANAPoTIs, Ind, July 19.-The testimony
in the Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette
railroad bankruptcy case having been closed,
Judge Graham this morning postponed the hear
ing OF arguments to a time to be named here
after, hoping that all matters in dispute might
yet be arranged by parties interested.
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.-The sale of the
California Pacific and branches, with steamers
and franchises, TO the Central Pacific, is gener.
ally believed to be accomplished, although it is
not authoritatively announced.
CENTRAL PACIFIC.
The Central Pacific railroad company have
commenced the construction OF an air line rail-
road from San Francisco TO Red Bluff on the
west side of the Sacramento river aud will COM
plete that portion between Sacramento and Red
Bluff by January /.
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clear and his memory of early events quite
good He often speaks of the dark day of 1880,
which he distinctly remembers. Excepting the
loss of his sight for two or three years past, his
faculties are remarkably bright, though recent
events make little impression upon him, and are
soon forgotten. His more active days were
spent in Norwich, VT, but for many years he
has resided here with his daughter, the wife OF
DIR. Edward Flint.
In that and three adjoining houses are now liv-
ing eight individuals whose united ages amount
to 664 years, averaging eighty-three years each.
During the last five years only 215 deaths have
occurred in this town, being less than one in
twelve of the whole population, twenty-six of
these being so old as to average over eighty-six
years, and one-fourth part of the whole number
of deaths during that time have averaged eighty
years of age.
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COUNTY NEWS.

The new Methodist church in Ashburnham
Will be dedicated to-day.
The American institute of instruction viii
hold ;ts forty-second annual session in Fitch
burg, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of
next week, The programme of exercises in
cludes lectures by Prof. Daniel G. Gilman, of
Yale college, and Gen. John Eaton, commits
sioner of the bureau of education; and papers
by Miss Elizabeth P. Peabody, OF Cambridge;
VIM. T. Harris, superintendent of public schools
of 81. Louis; Harris r. Greene, of Worcester;
Charles C. Perkins, of Boston; Gen. IL. N
Oliver, of Salem; Ariel Parish, of New Haven F;
Warren johnson, state superintendent of schools
of Maine. and N. A. Caulkins, of New York.
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AT MARYsYILLE, CAL.-LosS 800 600,
SAN FRANCISCO, July IA fire in Marysville,
Monday, destroyed Swan's sash factory, the
residences of ex-Mayor Henstor, DR.. Rogers, L.
B. Aver, and DIR. Harrington, Aubrey A. Har-
rington's planning mill, and damaged other prop
erty. The total loss Is 100000; insurance
$4,000.
AT CoNCoRD-Loss NOT STATED,
CONCORD, N. H., July ia fire broke out
this morning about halfpast TWO o'clock in
Proctor,s block at AndoVer Centre which was
was entirely destroyed, together with an l. and
barn in the rear, 1t was large three-story
building, occupied on the first floor by A. w,
Bridgeman, merchants Shirley & Kimhall, law
office; on the second floor hall and millinery
store, and on the third the Kearsage Masonic
lodge. Brdgeman lost all his stock, Shirley &
Kimbalps papers and library mostly saved, In
snred for $1,000. The other occupants lost every
thing. Loss and Insurance not known.
AT RoOHLAEp, ME.-Loss S3QeA
AUGUSTA, July ia fire in Rel&4ad de-
Stroyed two houses and two barns t6seaS. Loss,
S3000
STEAMER ON FIRE-Loss S21 900.
CHICAGO, July 19.-Steamer Joseph Barber,
which left st. Josephs, Mich, for Chicago, last
night, with cargo of fruit, when about thirty-
five miles from st. Josephs, was discovered to
be on fire. In a few minutes she was completely
enveloped in flames, and the panic was fearful
All but the working crew were in their berths
and rushed out, almost entirely destitute Of
clothing. Every available portable object was
throYn overheard and occupied by the fright
ened fugitiYes, Steamer Corona, attracted by
the flames, went to their assistance, and rescued
eighteen persons, and the propeller Van Haset
which also went to their assistance saved
twelve. Two persons only are missing, a deck
hand and Waterman. Loss, S21 900; insured
for $1,000.
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PURIOUs STORN.


HAVANA, July 19.-Gen. Palanca telegraphs,
on the 18th inst, that engagements had oc-
Cured on the day before, in which 100 insur-
gents were killed and the rest dispersed. Nine
Spaniards were killed and ten wounded.
The insurgent General Gnilermo Lerda and
captured and executed at Villa Clara yesterday.
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NEWARK, N. j., July 1s.-The state temper
auce alliance to-day instructed the executive
committee to take steps to start daily paper,
under the auspices of the alliance, ana S2OOo
lett was the principal speaker at IN immense
mass meeting in the evening.
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The committee of the Kings county medical
society report 1854 cases of smallpox i'll Brook
Ign for the year ending July list. The past
month averaged eight new cases per day. The
physicians will probably make united effort
for general vaccination.
The horse plague is affecting the stables Of
the Brooklyn city and Coney Island railroad
companies.
The funeral of Clinton Gilbert victim of
the Brooklyn whiskey raid, to-day, was largely
attended. There is much excitement among
the revenue officers of that district, and rumors
are thick that extreme repressive measures will
be taken against the illicit whiskey men. Gen.
Jourdan, assessor of the district, has interviewed
President Grant on the subject.
Smelling at the United States assay office,
New York, is suspended until the machinery is
finished for the consumption of sulphurous
fumes, which are considered deleterious to
health.
A meeting of eastern iron manufacturers was
held in this city yesterday, the main object of
which was 70 complete arrangements for the
convention in Philadelphia on the 9th of Sep
TENDER, to organize national bar IRON associa-
ton. The delegates to the meeting represented
fifty millions of capital.
Owen Stanton, aged eighteen, and Peter Nc
Catfrey died yesterday from wounds received
during the riot last week.
Some Irishmen have issued circular calling
an indignation meeting this evening, to protest
against the action of Gov. Hoffman in issuing
his proclamation.
The shipments of specie to Europe to-day
were S465000 There were ten proposals for
bonds to-day amounting to 81 ,2SS,9O0, from 112
35-100 to 112 94-100.
The president has pardoned DR.. Alvah Blais-
dell, who was convicted some time ago in the
United States court of Illicit distillation.
All of the weekly Catholic journals OF this
city are full of the sharpest remarks against
Gov. Hoffman for his proclamation permitting
the Orange parade aud charge upon him all
the consequences of riot and bOOdshed.
The police last night found Luke Deignon,
aged 49, residing in Sullivan street, In an evil
IDENTIFY dangerous condition from a severe
wound in the head His companion stated that
while engaged in playing a game of base ball in
Jersey City, an alteration arose between Deig-
non and William Mackin, during which the lat
ter struck Degnon tremendous blow with a
bat upon his head, Maekin was arrested in
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-Elihu Emerson, Esq, of Leices.
1mpletes a century of life, and tn
/. hundred and first year. He has
ID good health, and until within q
led an active life. He has voted
of every president from Washing
The present time. His mind is yet
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OLIVER's
STOVE STORE,
SIS MAIN STREET, .OLD NO. a4O.
my24 DIFF
FTNHE AMERICAN
TURBINE WATER WHEEL.
Made by the HoLYoKE MACHINE COMPANY,
HoLYoKE, MASS.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.

Office of j. BEEBE, Springfield, Mass, May 49, 1871
American Turbine Wheel put in my mill at North Mon
performs to my entire satisfaction consider II the
best wheel | have used IL regulates easily and
perfectly. Fall II feet.
Yours truly, j. BEEBE.
Office OF WHITING PAPER COMPANY HoyOke, Mass.
May %, lS1l.-Hoyoke Machine Company-Gentlemen :
We running OF your American Turbine Wheels in
our entire satisfaction. One As inch and one Is Inch
under IS feet fall.
Yours truly, WIN. WHITING, Agent.
Office of GEO W. PRENTIss Holyoke. Mass. May 2l,
lS7l.-HolyOke Machine Company Gentlemen Tie 60
inch American Turbine Wheel purchased of you for my
new wire mill Is driving all ny machinery very steadily
without regulator IL works my entire satisfaction
have used other iron Wheels but consider this superior
Yours truly, GEO. W. PRENTISS.
L o N, S T E E L &c.
BIC subserbers have constantly on hand a very lsrs
ANVILs, CHAINS,
xISEsl NUTS;
RoRI1BLE FORCES HORSE SHOES,
SLEDGES, RASPS,
SPRINGS. TILES,
FINISHED AXLES. BORAX.
BOLTS GRIEDSTONES
BEACH SAND, &C., &C.
which VIII sold at the lowest prices, at the old stanp
wAsmINGTON SQUARE.
PRATT & INEMAN.
r Attest STYLES OF STRAW GOODS.
II lss Main st.
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tits reported that grasshoppers ale destroy.
ing the crops on the western frontier.
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DATENT OFFICE BUSINESS-Ameli
can ana Foreign Patents procured Rejected Ap
pllcaons re-argued; Interference Gases Prosecuted;
opinions given as to the validity and infringement OF
PATENTS an Suits prosecuted and defended IN the s.
THOa. n DODGE.
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman OF THE
Board of Appeals, U, 3. Patent oice Counsellor al
Law, and Advocate in Patent Cases Office Dodge,s
Block, corner Park and Portland sts Worcester Mass
u2i WITT '
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
70 THE wORCEsTER DAILY sPY
Our New York DISPATCHES.

The Society of the Army of the james
SMALLPOX BrOOIIIyn-The Horse
PIaaue-The Revenue Men and the
Illicit DIstiIIcrs-Demth RecOrd-The
Victims of the Riot, etc.
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NJ P o r. T A N T


This Ia to certify that we have sold to EDWIN A
WARREN. Of Worcester Mass, rs barrels Water tho
present year. and have shipped the to MIR, Warren
by Boston a Albany Railroad.
(Stgne) SARATOGA STAR SPRING co,
A, PUTNAM, Jr., Supt.
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The Austrian delegations have adopted the
budget
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First Glass Watering Place.

There is valuable Spring of water near the house
said to be the best In the state
Additions and improvements have been made during
the Spring. and It has now bowling alleys billiard room
little steamer the lake with large fleet of sail and
row boats stables. crOque grounds etc Every facility
for fishing rowing and driving. Distance from worces
ter, two miles.
Board for families reasonable
To he opened June l..
my20 Dim u, u. COHURN
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Worcester County Hay,
For sale In bulk or bales of lbs to $50 lbs each Apply to
FAY g. CO., 10 Pearl ST.,
or STEBBEs ~ Co., Grain Dealers, $50 Main ST. between
Chandler and Austin
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Sefe0rapbiIcbeS 2tlleriei.

- Seltern pilrbe III St0nngtoit, Gplllt.
Der Sabrestag ter Shladt bel Stonin9tpn
90, slug. 1910 9eieiert.
- Der 27,jabrige Geo. 0ougiaf tit 9iems
Dorf III perbaftet porben, neil er beriudlte,
ein l1.iabriges Dtdbden Sn notbsii6ti1eu.
- Die 3eitun9 n3riib 5tepnbllc" III Wews
0orf ioa in bic 'oGnoe be5 oorti8eu i3ouein-
nebnerS MturpgB burf Souf iiberge9angcu
iein.
= Gin 8ransoie, 9iamens G,obin, Der ais
8aticnt i'm ct. 9ute'S boipital in 9teiu Dorf
lag, ertidte, inbent er bei'n Giien ieine iai.
it)eu 3dbue nit ueridludte.
- 9DGbreno Die Bamilie beS 6ru. Surfe
in Der galticitr.in 8rooflDn, T.0., pprgelicrn
Ibenb beim Ibenobrooe lap, bradlen 8iebe
III oa8 SauS mo itableu Sumeieu nnb alei,
blingSltitde i'm @erlbe BON $4,000.
- 8urniibe'8 @erberei in Glebelanb, o.,
brannte porgeitern NadDt ab Ser Shaoeu
betrdgt $50 1000, bic @erfderuug $500.
= g8dbrello etues bcftigen @emitters an
Olttpod Ibenb mnrbe cine bentid)e 8rau in
appletor, g8iS., pout glib erid,lagen.
= 0urf bas llmiflagen eineS init Bad.
ltciuen belabeneu WagenS in @reeumiditrabe,
Nerus Dort, pOrgeItern Abenb SreOerid Sober
geidbrlih permuubet nno 1T ieitbem 9eitors
ben. .3pei anosre Ycrionen iino ebeniauS
perleet porben.
: Sn 9ieuarf, o., brannten borgeitern
bier Stdlle nb. Der Sdlaoen, Der bur1 Der
iidernn9 nidlt geoedt 1T, betrd9t s35, 200.
- Bel Gmi9rant Sap, Gal., iinb porges
fern aui elmer Strede uon uugefdbr oreiuiers
tel Wicilen ole ldn9S Der Giienbabn itebenoeu
Shneeihuppen nebit oen Yabnbolsgebdlbe
abgebrannt. Die 3iige wurbeu berburb
;wblf Stunosn lang aufgebaltcn.
- Su Cambridge bel Solon iii einc alte
Hrau, gtamenS snlia Galaban, perbaftet
Worbeu, lpeil fic i'm Serbad)t itebt, oreiSdugs
hinge, bic ibr 3ur Bfle9e anpertrant paren,
burd) OPIUM per9iitet Su baben.
- Sn einem @ebolS bel ct. gouiS al Der
,8eue pautesSabn" ipurben 9ciieru BON benz
@ebeintpollSilten Sarrigau $4,000 in &an.
las Yaciiic Gileubabn. altten 9efuuben, wels
6e ber 9r6Bte 2beil beS Dor eini9er 3eit ber
,lluiteo States @rprcB" geranbtcn Sutes
iinb.
- NahItenMittpod fiubet in 9Sbite 9ul'
phur Spriugs, g8. 3D., ber Smeite groBe
Siesl1bri9e Wtasfenbaa ltatt
- Die geitriseu Sulanolieucr.G .Ginnabmcn
fetrugen 1894 ,602. 60.
- Si,e Yrdlibent Golfar NIB camille
befinoen id aui Der 0ieiie ua9 benz nObeten
Gee"
- Die gniieblcr I'M @allatin Sbale in
Moutana perben oerartig Don Suoiausrn
belaitigt, oaB Elm 9roBer 8beil berlelben eitt.
id)loien 1T, nadl benz Oiten 3uriId5utebrcn,
,penu ie bic 6egisrun9 ni6t beibiitt. an
ID. .. Wf. iuurben smei algeebene Viirger
in iener 9e9eno BON ben Sabianern 9et0ptst
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Spatefe Gabelderid)te.
siuS atalieu.

2onSon, IL. aug. = Der gapit bat
benz Gomite. bas ibnt ben Gttel Bins Der
@roBs" unb eineu goloencu Ibron anaeboten
bat, eneu Sriei 9eidrieben in mcldlcm CT
baS Inerbieten ablebnt nno empfiehIt, bas
@elo, meldles Sn Dem geuanntrn 3pede lub'
icriqirt peroen iollte, gum 3oSfani BON Stla
benten Der fatboli6eu Sbeolo9ie pom Wiilis
tdr Al oerpenoen.
Sus Sraufreid,.
Baris, II. 9tug.- 2lniaugs September
weroen bic @ablen fir Die @eneral Rdthe
ltattiinbeu. - 5n Der MISUNDERSTANDING
miro Die Steuctbia beratben. - Die Nedltc
niQ ben 4mtSternlin SbierS' nltr I'M sipei,
unb nidt nm orei Sabre perlGngeru.
Barta, IL. aug. = Sbiers ioa iebr in
ben Utilitdr- auShnf Der Ratioualperiamms
lung bringeu, ben nornalci GfeftipbeltanS
ber Slrmee ani 200 DIAM icit;uieeen nno
fir cine larte 8ewailnung Su iorgen.
Die eeutjei,e eSecupdtipuo o. Sirnee in Srdufretdi.
Yaris, Il. glug. = gSie man iast, lit
s,uiId,en Der beutld)eu lino Der franSbf'd,en
Reaieruug ein 4bfommen getroiien rporoen,
,uonatt, Die Occupation nit Dem Iblauf bic
les Sabre8 gGuSlid) anibDren loa.
Htus snaians.
Qonbou, IL. Aug. Snt Saule Der
Qorps brad)te beute 2oro RabeSbale pieoer Die
alabama= Brage Sur Sprafe. Ut lagte, blB,
nad)oem Die Ser. Staaten ben sRebelen"
amnciiie 9emdbrt baben, jene audi Die |. g..
alabama ?lnipriid,e uid)t mebr 9elteno ma
d)en tDnuen unb ira9tc, oh bic 1te9iernn9
oas Niin'mGnncr. Shieosgerld)t nidlt auf bies
len Yurft auimerflam maden ipoue. @raf
@ranpile er,uicerte, olB bic rehtsperltanoisen
anwdlte Der ensliiden 6egicrung bic ala'
bama Inipriid)e BON alien iuriltilhen @e'
Iihtspuntten beipredlen iptroell.
Ole Suiammsufunif eee aaiiers aBiibelm nnb
eeS aaiierS pom Seffreid,
9onbon, IL. aug. - 3ie DGpeun9
Yoit" iast, oaB Die 3niamneninnft bes Sat
ers Wilbelm mo beS 8aiiers bon Seltreth
tsieblid)e Abii1ten bat nuo bon eiller 9liten
9eeeutung 1T.
Yerltn, IL. aus. Der 8aiier bon
Seitre;tb hat bente ben &aiier bon Deutid).
LAMB III Y8iets empiangen uuo 1T, mad bsiser.
ie:tieer berslid)er SegritBung, nit ibm III et.
nem Grtrasugs nad Sidll abgereiit,
9tuo Seffreid,.
gSten, IL. Iu9. - Der 6eidsratb ntb
bic Yropin,iallanptase iino aufsel6a worben.
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Die 2eute pareu ibcn pcrber tuItruirt
nit benz glrJilnbungamateriaI perIeben,
Die An3lnoun9 ioIlte an allen SEEN III
glet6er 3eit geidebeu; mr nd . Der
gSai1erleite SuleBt, pomit Der 98pl mad,
Oem S6iffe fret bleibe.
81 mar periabren, eilig raid. gtber
nur gu eili9, gu ifuel. Die raieno lib
lumber perbreitenoe Gewalt be$5euers mar
nt6t berednet wproen. Sm glu fIuaen
bic 6lammen in bic ,66be, lumber. Su
taum elmer balben Wlimute mar 9(Qes in
Haub eiugebalIt.
p3um Sbiiie! Sum S6iHe!" rieieu
bic 9eute i'm 9auie, i'm Sdiie ielblt. g(u6
Der alte Baron rtei eS.
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