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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03
Vermont News.

The high water and ice have done
considerable damage at Swanton. One
man loses about 5000.
- Preston Tabor of Fairfax has a
COW, from the milk of which, in FIVE
days, he has made ten pounds of butter
= The Woodstock Age says: "We
understand that party of woodchucks
have leased the Woodstock railroad for
term of years"
- A son of F. J. Kendall Of Hard
wick got one of his thumbs chopped of
on the 18th inst, the result of careless
handling of edge tools by small chill
dren.
Rev. E. w. Hatch of East Berk-
shire recently lost valuable COW. where
upon the people by their aid and benev-
olence Immediately supplied him with
another.
- The dwelling house Of George w.
Brown in Poultney, was destroyed by
fire on Saturday last. The house was
nearly new. 1t cost some $4,000, and
was insured for $4,000.
Sunday night the 7th, G. F.. Hurl-
burt, living in Bethel, set his lantern on
a barrel in the barn while he was water
ing horse, when COW got into the
barn and upset the barrel and lantern
The lantern broke, fire caught in the hay
and straw, and the barn was destroyed.
= The farmers of Orange county are
looking very blue over the prospects OF
the spring hay is very scarce. Nearly
every farmer has fed all the grain be
raised, and the root crop has vanished
entirely, with the exception of small lots
of potatoes, which are going fast.
Mr.. Twilight, blacksmith in Yer
shire, died on Mondy, April, 18th, an
other victim to rum. He had, on the
previous day drank until entirely un-
conscious, aud in this condition was but
to bed. He was found in the same posi-
ton MondAy morning physician was
called to see him but he lived but short
time
-Sherburne has peripatetic doctor,
who goes from house to house restoring
broken health, like tinker mendine
broken pots. He opens the door and
sings out; Anybody in here got the
rheumatism, coughs, colds, neuralgia,
heart disease, small pox, or Anything
elseg On receiving a negative answer,
he reports, : Glad of it," bangs the door,
and moves on.
A son of Edwin Place OF High
gate bad not been heard from in long
time. Two weeks ago letter came to
the p NJ, from the director of an insane
asylum in Portland, Oregon, saying
there was an inmate there named Hiram
Place. His friends Immediately tele-
graphed to the person who wrote the let
ter. asking if Mr.. Place was able to be
moved, and, receiving a telegram in re-
ply, saying that he was. His brother
Miles E. Place, has started for the West
to indentiGy him and bring him back.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03

TuEATRIcALs.-The theatrical enter
tainmepts given by the young people OF
Emmanuel Church on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of last week, were
certainly very pleasant success, and we
shall look forward to and hope for more
of such entertainments by the young
people of this place. The plays given
last week were "The Spirit of rs
(1S76) or the Coming Woman" sold
Gooseberry," and Dunducketty's Pic
MIC" AS many of our readers abroad
will be interested, we give the cast of
characters in the Spirit of rs as fol-
lows;
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03
The State Convention.

Our report of the State Convention il
not quite as full as intended, owing TO
other duties we had during the day.
Nothing material however is omitted.
The attendance was unexpectedly large,
considering the business was only to elect
delegates TO Philadelphia, there being
some 800 present and nearly 200 mem
bers with credentials. The convention
included many of the best men of the
State, and its action no doubt correctly
reflects the sentiment of great MAORI
ty of the people of Vermont. 1t was
very harmonious. but single ballot be-
ing taken during the day. The delega-
ton elected to Philadelphia, headed by
Ex. Governor Smith OF St. Albans, is a
strong and able one, and good for any
emergency that may arise. Very prop
erly no instructions were proposed, and
below we give the principals of the del
egation as follows:
AT LARGE.
Hon. John G.. Smith. ST. Adams,
Hon. Horace Fairbanks, St. Johnsbury,
Hon. Benz. III. Steele, Harlan
Hon. Geo. w. Grandey, Vergennes.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Geo. A. futile, Esq, Rutland,
DR.. George Nichols, Mortified.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Hon. James Hutchinson, Jr., Randolph,
Hon. Villa IN Harris, Jr., Windham.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Hon. George Wilkins, Stowe,
Lawrence Barnes, Esq, Burlington.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03

AccIDEST.--Mrs. George Slate of this
llage aud her sister, Mrs. Stone of Ac-
10, Mass, who has been visiting her
sier pr some days, were both seriously
]ured by an accident on Thursday af-
rnoon of last week, in Westminster.
hey Nere going to Walpole, and Mrs.
ateFas driving, and near Mr. Himan
'e1tqn s house, there is narrow place
1.-The high way pitching downward, and
ilbin about thirty feet of the railroad.
rrlving at this point freight train
meop going 10 the same direction and
ghtened the horse which ran, and
sered to the opposite side, down which
bank of several feet. Mrs. S. how
Or held to the horse and so far refine d
i in as to prevent overturning down
!. bank, but the bound of the carriage
\ er the rocks threw them both out in
/ the high way, and the horse ran with
! buggy and was stopped at the Lord
ace. The two ladies were stunned out
their senses at first but soon arose
ia Mrs. Slate in her bewildered conoi-
% wandered toward Mr.. Corlew's house
stead of going to Mr.. Weston's which
ss near by. Doth were severely bruised
their bodies but Mrs. Slate was most
riously injured about her head They
ceived kind attention from their West
4 inster neighbors and returned home
d speedy recovery for both is hoped
q. Ms. Stone attempted to 60 to her
me at Acton, on Saturday but gave it
and made the journey on Monday.
was very narrow escape from a
pre- serious disaster, for if the carriage
, d passed but six inches or even less
fther on the west side of the road,
ey would have been thrown on the
eks and stones below, where fatal in
rlee would have been very probable.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03
E.ta,e OF Msrrs- Drs.e.u,

STATE OF VERMONT I The Probate Cam, \,
Ris 7 OF ksrxiSsTsR IS. ) and for said Disfr;cf
Al persons interested in the estate Of MORRIS
ceased, m 9~i' listIlct as
NoO are hereby notified that Ebenerer Hail "a
= Illustrator Of the estate of said deceased Iii
p'eseht us ADMINISTRATION account for aliowan. :.
session o. said Court to be holden At tas ;rr
~ ~ a 5iasr IN koekingham in said district q,
me hfst W EDNESDAf in JUNE. A. ID. lS7I ~
tnA SAID Court will then and there decide nor ,re
2Wance OF sail account and decree distribstion al
time and place may be head in the rrrm,-ss y
ynu shall see elase- y
Apfl 80. lss2 sn-S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03

BRIDGEwATER SAD DEATH.-At a
special town meeting held recently it
was voted to rebuild the poor house re-
Gently burnt, and tax of so cents On
the dollar was voted for that purpose.
Mrs. Bartlett, wife of Dea. E. K.
Bartlett, wandered from her house again
on Monday night of last week, and al
though search was made for her she was
not found until Tuesday about noon,
when her lifeless body was discovered in
the river near William Smiths. She
had been insane for some time and had
wandered away several times before
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03
.rIr. Billings speech.

The speech of the Hon. Frederick
Billings before the State Convention
here on Wednesday was a fine, earnest
and eloquent effort. and received by the
Convention with much favor. We shall
attempt no abstract of it, us we hope to
publish it entire next week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03

THE SUGAR EvAPoRAToR.-Mr. Chase
of West Townshend, who uses one of the
sugar evaporators, recently turned of
syrup enough every hour for twenty. FIVE
pounds of sugar.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03

New HoTEL.-A fine summer hotel
is to be erected the present season on
Sunapee Mt. N. Fl by Messrs. Cogs-
well & johnson. II is to be ITO it, long
by 46 #. vide, with piaZzas and observa
tory and four stories high. 1t will COM
mand magnificent views of Sunnapee
lake and Kearsarge Mt. The contract.
or and builder is Mr.. Samuel S. Ordway
of this village. Although the ground
is not yet broken for the foundation the
hotel is to be completed by July LIST
1t seems to US the building must rise like
balloon to be up by that time, but Mr.
Ordway's we'll known skill and expert.
ence are sufficient guarantee in this
respect.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03
falls Times,
LOCAL MATTERS.

. Special corporation water meeting
,Sxf Hednesday evening,
RS. A. A. Dennis offers several
Bill Ilpg lots for sale in our columns this
xeek, See advertisement.
y - Gov. Fletcher was in attendance
Upon Me State Convention here on W ed
lesday in much improved health, and
lively, spicy and vivacious.
!, A fine shower Thursday morning, re-
,Sieveda weeks drouth, and saved us from
'urther extra exposure to fires, which
. ave prevailed in this vicinity for a
4 eek past.
!, - Col. Asa WentH orth has been very
4 ok during the past week, and one night
4 IA apparently in dangerous condition,
'ut we are glad to say is now better and
/. approving.
Y, Y, Rev. c. S. Hale having resigned
Y srector of Emmanuel Church in this
Lace has accepted a similar position at
buffalo to which place we believe he
,oes this week.
Al the republican caucus on Satar-
y ay,W. II. Johnson and G. B. Eddy
Y ere elected delegates TO the State Con.
sntion, and j. A. Farnsworth and Har-
BUR- were elected alternates.
L Advertised Letters.-Mrs. William
iipman, Quincy G. Bass, l.. P. Farley,
bihn Ahern, Denis Bresnahan, HI. T.
'0itts, HI. l.. Hurlbert, Mrs. Will L.
pail, A. j. knight, Miss Jennie Muir
y.
We are under special obligations to
7. A. H. futile of the Rutland Her
: II. who by the early Thursday morning
lin, sent us extra copies of the resolu-
ms of the State convention, which re-
we'd us from dilemma, and by whose
urtesy we were able to fulfil promises
I ade Elsewhere.
/. r. Perley r. Downer, route agent
I'm Darlington through this place t.
sion. started for California last Mon
| nv, where he is to run six months for
be. other agent with whom he makes the
xchange," and expects to return to
!, old post again in the fall.
y ~ - Mr.. S. S. Ordway of this village,
i ,rnerly of Concord, N. H. contrac-
/. !. and builder, is a man of progress.
!, sides the work be is doing here, he
81 contract for the building of no.
At Snnapee Mountain, N. H, and
pecta to have it all ready for occupan-
thesthe first of July.
The first work for the building of
- new hotel op the old Bellows Falls
tel site commenced last Monday by
~, %ei removal Of the small saloon building
m, understand the new building will be
s ne ITO by so feet and four stories
- stis VIII Il tShNu iOoI NuSh COn piSttu
--:refore it will be fine and spacious
Zee. The old Bellows Falls Hotel
, is burnt March IA. 1860.
!. Al light was seen in this village in
,siirection apparently of Westminster
i. est, o. Tuesday evening at about ten
AAock, but it may have been fire fur
JYl Il %, as no report of it has yet been
s. seiyed P. S. A similar and stronger
Iht prevailed in the same place
ocE ednesday night, and some villagers
ought Cages Mills were burning, and
senrt prevailed this Thursday morn
lkRt paper mill burnt at Putney
[. a!e led to believe it will prove To
' pS svebeen fires in the woods at or near
II. 'estnpinster West.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03

FIRE IN ENTHUSIASTICALLY dwell
ling house and barn of Elijah Farr,
known as the Priest Arnold place." in
Westminster, was destroyed by fire on
Sunday about noon. Most of the house
hold goods we're saved. The barn con-
tanned some hay which was of course
destroyed. The FIRE spread rapidly into
the lots being carried like shower by
the high wind prevailing, and was only
prevented from more extensive mischief
by the exertion Of the citizens. We
learn there was an insurance on the
buildings but there is some question as
to whether it is good. The fire is sup
posed to have taken from the burning
out of the chimney by sparks falling
upon the roof.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03

This play is pleasant take off on
woman's rights. Mr.. Carberry went to
China in 1866, and returned in 1876,
and at first is greatly bewildered by find
ing railroads, steamboats,, insurance COM
panies, &C., all run by women, and tries
to suppose it must be SINE fault of the
printers; women on the bench, women
are voting and sporting, he is dunned
by a woman for taxes, and finally he is
driven almost to distraction by several
proposals of marriage from as many diff,
ferent women, Including the revenue col
ector. Poor Mr.. Wigfall takes care OF
the baby while his wife is attending the
caucus, and he aud Carberry listen to a
speech by Wolverine Griffin, with in
tense anguish. Judge Wigfall appears
in her political robes and is very wise.
Mrs. Badger is the collector but in due
time explaing that she is widow and
to her other torments to poor Carberry
she adds proposal of marriage. Vic
torine Wigfall is an attractive sporting
girl, not quite so thoroughly imbued with
the spirit of rs as the others, aud for this
reason Carberry rather falls in love with
her, while she very innocently inquiries
of him how it used to be in the days
when men fell in love ard did the pro-
posing.
The cast of characters in Old Goose
berry :"
Mr. Ellington Corker ........-Mr. W: II, p Gilmore.
Mr. Simon Mr.. " j. Conant.
Gardner M Mr. 4 = E B6ses
Laura ........ ....... Miss If. Hspgood.
Matty j. H. Williams. Jr.
In Danducketly's picnic"
Mr. Peter Dunducketty. Mr.. II. Gilmore.
Mr.. Chas. Langton,. o. e. Hapgood.
Mr.. Alphonso DE Pentonville; MI,
First Musician Mr. Amadon.
lie itia MISS L. B. Fllnt'
Mrs. Munlt,... piss H. bllithss-
Servant, Miss u. IT, Arms
The characters were al sustained In a
very creditable manner, and afforded
the audience couple of hours of very
pleasant rest and amusement. The mu.
sic, piano, was by Mrs. j. III. Williams,
Jr., the Misses Williams, Miss Flint and
Mr. Peabody, and included the overture
Don Pasquale and selections from Mar
tina.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03

A PAIR OF SMART GIRLs.-Two
young Pondville girls, residing in MARI
boro, one day recently were offered Sill
apiece if they would saw and split a
cord of hard wood slabs. They accom-
plished the job in four hours and half.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03

Clark L. Pierce, assistant telegraph
operator in the Vermont Central depot
at Swanton. who is only boy, recently
sent a message of Al words, in one min
ute.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03

FIRE AT RocKINGHAM.-The dwelling
house and three barns of Isaac Rice at
Rockingham we're totally destroyed by
FIRE on Tuesday. The fire took probably
from sparks from the chimney falling
down upon the roof of the house. We
understand most of the household goods
we're saved. Loss not estimated, and an
insurance of 500.
A later report informs US that but few
of the goods were saved, Mr.. Rice being
nearly helpless invalid could only sit
in his chair in his front yard, and see
his buildings burn.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03
Marrisd.

In Bellows Falls, April S0th. by Rev, p, Taplin.
GEORGE L. MILLER and Miss SARAH LAHUE,
both Of East Hampton, Mass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03

CONFERENCE.-The Annual Conven.
ton of the Episcopal Church in the Di-
Geese of Vermont, will be held at Brattle-
boro, on Wednesday, June 18th.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03
PhOSphateS :.

4 LARGE LOT of William L. Bradley's XII
n PiIATE Of LIME Also Enoch
Goes AA SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME And
the GRAFTON MINERAL ERrILIZEK and De-
stroyer of insects. For sale by
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03

RocKISGHAM-A temperance meet.
twill be held at Rockingham Centre
Saturday evening of this week, and
u be addressed by Prof. II. II. Shaw
Springfield. Let there be a good at
idanee.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03

In Brattleboro. Apr lls. EZRA BROWN aged ~.
In = est Brattleboro, April 10. ELVIkA NJ. wife
of ). ". Kimbail aged 81.
In South Reading. April &c. Rev. JONATHAN
JONES. aged 81 years.
In fechyile. Al ril Is. Of pneumonia, EZRA
FAY. aged 81 years.
CHARLIE s.. sou of bel +. and Clara A. Gates,
aged years and about months.
In Weaihersied April II. Miss ELIZABETH
HICKS. aged SiA ears ! month.
In Weathersied April p. Mrs. POLLY DOWN
Err aged - years. months and ~ DAYS.
In New Aisteud. n. H.. ArTil |. Mr. CALEB WILL
Ii ). aged 8! years, months and 70 days.
In Newfoundland N. H.. March ~ of pneumonia.
ZENAS HupklNS. aged 40 years and mon hs.
In West Windsor. April 5. FRANK Z. REEVE.
aged p years an'l months.
Ia Dover April l6, CHARLES E. YEAW, aged
26 ears month and q days.
IN Springfield March q, FRANKLIN MANS
FIELD. aged 56 yeas
In Jamaica. March 0. DAVID HOWE. aged S.
years.
In windham. April 49, ofapoplcxy. ACHSA D,
S1EAkNS aged 81 ye RS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03

CuEsTER.-A. d. Fletcher returns
from market this week with fine stock
of new goods for his customers, of which
he will give more notice herea fter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03
LIFE INSURANCE.
On The Interest Bearing Plan.
THE HARTFORD LIFE
AND ANNUITY INSURANCE CO


desire to cal your atten Jon to the special advan-
1t tissues policies on all desirable plans either stock
or mutual rates he d,vi iends. IN mutual plan
equal hose Of any oshrr Comp any Al, mr.
icies are hou-foreitable after second PAL ment and
enc insured can elect either the pad up policy sys-
equitable non-orieiture plan. BY the latter pian
amount insured until the cash value shah be an
s,noed. Any one. therefore. who insur.s in this
the insaran' i'd ,r The eamnsn ,1s ,s value Of
permits II TO issue policies the Zen r..
surspce is positive eontraet EN- ~ IN =,
Poiicy, guaranteeing six per com pound in ara
foom 70 1t also allows the ns red to drav
ane-hali OF the amt unit insured and balance to
DC pam az dea IN paying dividends thereon yearly
The Interests tearing Plan is the most eco-
the public Ii is the only plan relieving those who
Gy their longevity are taxed for the benz short
lived mem oe,s and must therefore commend itself
Il IS safe reliable and successful having $40 Cash
Below We give the Massachusetts, Commi.soner.
Report Of 1871. giving showing Of our Assets and
10 those desiring to build up a permanent and
profitable business good territory will assigned
anH 70 snt men LIBERAL advantages will be offered
L. A. MORSE.
Special State Agent,
No. Bank Block
RUTLAND. VI.
SNcuiars anu rates sent iree 10 any address.
WHOLE AMoUN MI of joint or guarantee cap;t.,
CAPITAL actually paid in cash secured BY Stale ''
VALUE of each share. $1,000
IiNRF. aJ I2s-H II eaasn. sf-ieif0s
<A-SHAo' $l5i.ASo. 70
Total ss1s o. =.
LIABILITIES
GROSS AMOUNT of losses and claims on Pol;c;s,
OTurp rr,prrrrre Sl75UO0
AAANo SS5.2si.zD
$2y7 .03l,20
CASH PREMIUMS received on Policies 1870
INTEREST and DIVIDENDS from other s soass.s'
81 $3.50
Gross income. 1870. sg,, ,o, 80
PAID in cash for losses 1870 90 M "a
PAlD on lapsed Policies and other sources sS
sl.0l2st
n
Gross amount paid. $40 oI3 "a
POLICIES issued in ISL. I262 Amount ;n.,,s5
s1.zl.l+oUO, whole number in force SSH Whois
amount insured To date. January LIST 1872 a. Iss
s-ioo Gross assets. January LIST. ls72 SSo3 sS5 90
E-is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03

CATTLE MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
TUESDAY Apr. 80 1871
AMOUNT or STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle Sheen. shotes. Fat Hogs. Veal
This week. sos S425 800 1900 lSSt
Last week. 2,7s6 6.eel 90 1.iv iSW
one year ago. l,l2b $50 lWo o'AOo i'-o
PRICES. - -
Prices Of Market Beei.-Fxtra, $500 % 1913
first quality 81 80 ~ $50; I'd qua ity 90 az S.VV
third quality, 49, 10 GOO =.
Sheep and LamDs.-per head. in lots, 81 % % so.2o
q 81, 10 each slim sheep 81 10 q 200 = mead.
Hides.-g9 9%c, d 10.
PeIts $3.50 $50 each Calf skins 10 @ iscr ID.
Tallow 5l8 a &c u n. 80
Prices of Store Cattle,-Working oxen, . PAIR, Soo
sl0O $3.50 "a $3.50. - a ace
Live Pouitry,-Extra $50 prime Ice, good lsHe
medium lSc D 10 c poor TO medium IL 80.
REMARKs.-Prces of beef are at last weeks redue-I
ed figures Sheep are little slow. Sheared o@o19
and DOL ap TO l0lSe. Live Poultry, mostly from
Vermont, sold at IS up to 2Sc'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-05-03
bird.

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. 0bituarie
including poetry. to be paid for according to length
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-26
lamb erlsbt au baben. 60 aud bic Srldn
Der, pel1e turh metrere ersreifenbe Gre

lamb erlebt ~ babsn. 60 aud bic Srldn
Der, pelde tura metrsre ersreifenbe Gre
risten gang unp gar gum nsuen seifissn
geten iurld gu tetrsn perlpraten, une TO-
steia nit bem Gmpfans Der hl. Satramsnts
anfnsea. Mlio mir Yipniere oieler @enelns
be babsn tieles glld I'm 9ertfe unisres
,eitlidsn 2ebs:s, unnsrssSliA In unlre Ger
gen NIT elmer sutsn t1. Communion ssihtis'
ben, unp mtr,ea Der sutsn Sebren unb er'
m%atnursen mic csrssGen, Defenders mas fur
uulere &,neer setban unb selebrt &puree.
MDse Der terab ssfette @esen, anf uns
tuben, unb cos fattoliite 2eben rcn BIER
aus mad benz fernen @efen fi6 perbretten,
unb 70 unire SusenD in bic Gubtapftn itrer
fatpclil9en Gltern treten, pcsu unisr @dul'
lebrsr unb Setter unferes Sdnser.GhDrs
piel bettrasen mirb. Dem bcdw. Mi1lto
MIR unb Batter :3u;ed pom ct. geter, mel,
der fdon oft bel firhliden Seierli4tfiten
ieine @usbulfe par9ebraht, i'm Namen Der
aanaen @eueinee Elm ter,lites geraelta
SOFT! s. 9. & ). ID.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-26
1910

fer orpesftaften peribten unsebeuren Sc.
maltttdtisfsiten be @sfubls bes amerifant'
fhen golfss pe,lseen.
@aib;nston. -Gs tstft bier, bas Die BE-
motratiihe gartei In ben Staaten ~eerllnion
bel ben bis jeet atsetaltenen Wablsn teine
Gpnsreerep,dientantes perleren babe. &c.
fretdr Scutweu bat ftinen erpartt,en ST.
nanjausueis nod nitt ausBearbuiet. Gs
waro bier Elm @eruAt laut. oaB Der YrQ1-
bent cine Yrcetamaiipn. in rrtlher bas 8r's
oes Sutens Dor unrubsn am Watlta9e sc"
warnt uires, ii erla1en i'm Bes:tfe funee.
Gas Department. RES Snnern Bat Oepe'
lhen ertalten, welhe beritten. bab bic Sn'
cianer friese1iiae Atf1tsn 3eisen unb bab
de, rpenn aud nur ausenblidIi4, ldn9s Der
Stnie Der Nor,b Yaeifc Gifenbatn siorun'
gen perurfaden ulrten. 9as &riessbepar.
tement 1T ent(tlcden, senlaenbe M.liter'
frdfte ldnss Der Sinie au ppflren, UNI bic
bort bsftdittsttn grtsiter gu beltlseu.
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