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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
Temperance Boston and Elsewhere.

1t is ii fay olable season for '.ncw de
partureS. and ii Is pleasant to notice
that i'll Washington. New York. and
even this city. the cause of Temperance
seems toe come in for IL share of progress
in conneXion with the usual obscrv-
anceS of the seaSon-puhlic and private
In your state, particularly in Mont
pclicr, there * Il movement in the right
direction. and Il little reflection only is
needed to show the importance of the
subject IN your county. The time was
when in several towns. nearly every
other good farm had distillery. and it
took many years tn remove the mort
cages. to say nothing of other evil con-
sequences. We rccnllect an instance
where a store. about the first of April.
had about forty barrels of new rum.
about as much whi>key, and enough Gin
and brandy To make up Il hundred bar
rcls on hand: and before harvesting
waS over it was all gone save Il few gal
Ions of the latter. Many farmers then
bought half IL barrel or barrel. to en-
able them t" do their work. as IL matter
of course. They have seen how much
better the later fashion *.
1t WAS Il happy day when the last of
the stIs-the only new one on hand
left over unused Was bought mp by the
Mes>r~. Fairbanks. cut up for old cop
per. and made into brass beams for
scales. 1t WAS duly reported in the
Vermont Chronicle.
lou law was passed IN 1852. and is
Of course twenty -one wears old. and was
based upon a petition signed by thirty
five thousand persons. In New York
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
Nominations for Governor.

The Rutland Globe, i'll Il column ar
ticlc deprecates the early discussions
of the Governor question and the pre-
mature suggestions of candidates.
This is sensible, but we fear useless.
With one aSpiant formally announced
six months ago: with one paper flying
the name of its candidate at the head
of its columns: with weekly trottingS
out of new names for the place: with
oranges organizing with direct refer
ence to nominations for the next Gov
crnor. it is plain that suggestions that
it is not time to commence selecting
candidates will hc lost on :; good many
people.
The Globe. 10y the way, would he
suIIy to see any body that has been
named occupy the position of Govern
on with onc cNceptiom. 1t omil>. how
ever. Ia tell rs who its ""nc" i.
The Morri,villc Citizen h"ists the
name of Hon. f.. p. Walton for Gov
cInor. and says many truthful things III
his praise. 1t goes for forgetting the
mountain Hud remembering null the
man. hereafter, aud il goes for Walton
ill it i plain he cannot hc nominated.
y Rutland correspondent OF the
Boston journal. Vhn. with curious in
Hcruarcy of language. says the Yer
mont railroad managers have heretofore
escaped all taxation. pTupu~c> tui GOV
crnnr Hon. :. Vi. D"rr of Rutland.
This correspondent gives Mr.. D"rr the
credit OF cHIlNiu" the establishment OF
the state hrt",m school IN the Legs
iatmr. Mr.. D"lr. We suppose. favored
the measure. hHt the man who pro
posed the Reform School. VIII" drew
the hill toI it, and who j. entitled. if
ANY man l.. l." thu. credit "i carrying it
through the Legislature. WAS Rev.
Aaron. t.. PcaSc. then representing
Norwich. in the House. There have
NOW been some miur 81 ten names Sc
ri"u>l, suggested tol our next Govern
81. and ~ it i five months t" the time
of holding conventions and ~ the new
candidates average about TWO Il month.
We may expect I" STE ten NOR" names
added /" the list. From the twenty.
col from outside OF thc>,.. the people
will probably Ice able 10 make >clcc-
tion. Free Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16

port of corrupt jobs. and deserving the
routempt of the American people con
demning the salary grab. and demand
ing its repeal: dcprecating unjust tax
alton of the general government on
farmers while exempting monopolists :;
opposing all monopOlieS, but not OPP
posed to corporations for the promotion
of legitimate interests and public good !;
urging the passage of stringent laws
relative to the investment OF savings
banks deposits: that sumptnarX laws
only lead to Il disregard of all law,
without lessening the evils they seek to
remedy; frvoring judiciouS license
liquor law which can he mad prohlhl-
tory 10y local option, and congratlllatlng
their brethren in the West for the re-
cent victories.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16

2I2. State VS. Geo II French. Liquor.
Tried by jury. Verdict guilty of five
offences. Exceptions. Burke and Pow
ers for deft.
pa. VIM Folsom vs. Jonas Folsom.
Assumpsit. Judgment for pltf by de-
fault. Clerk to assess. Cree for pltf'.
2I5. Susan W Patch VS. Benz b Patch.
Divorce. Bill granted for willful deser-
ton. Montgomery for plff.
2Io. Geo Holland VS. Anna Holland.
Divorce. Bill granted for adultery.
Belden & Idle for pltf.
2I7. Rachel A Walker vs. w ID Walk
er. Divorce. Discontinued. Burkes &
Bates for pltf.
2I9. Harvey w Mum vs. Josephine
A Mum. Divorce. Bill granted for
willful descition- Carter for pltf.
22l Sarah F Morrison VS. Charles l.
Morrison. Divorce. Bill granted for
imtolerable severity. Dickcy and Smith
for plt1.
223. Miriam Weeks VS. Town of
Peacham. Petition. Heard by court.
Town ordered to pay onehalf the eX-
pense of supporting the insane person.
Dickey for pltf.
225. Sas Randall vs. State of Yer
mont and Village of st. Johnsbury.
Superscdias. Heard 10y court. Petition
dismissed Exceptions. Burkes. Bel
den & Idle for pin. States Attorney and
Dickey for def.
229. State VS. ID NJ Livingston. Lar
ccny. N"lIc Pros. Beldem y Idle fol
deft.
23l. f X + Fairbanks 4 Co " Sim
con Carpenter and others. A>>umpsit.
Judgment for PITTS. Bcldcn y Idle for
pltt>.
PIP. Emma y Robinson " VIM :
Robinson. Divorce. Bill granted for
neglect and refusal To support. Brlden
y Idle tor pin.
2l3. Mead Blake V y + Bliss. Pcti-
ton for new trial. Petition granted.
BcIdcm \ Idle for PIN. BuIhc> \ Bates
for def.
2H. joel Fletcher " + l. ii"ycN.
Note. Judgment t"r pin. 10y default.
Clerk to assess. Blndgrtt for PIN
22J3 Charles rai>nn " . q Hale \
VIM Adams. Note Judgment for pin.
Clerk to a>~c>s. including question of
usury Bl"dgctt tor pin. Hcldrn \ Idle
for def.
25G. Cal>ta f D"l"t1'vs Albert Doloit.
Petition for additional aimomy Heard
10y court 300 morc allowed t" each
of the children and 300 to the pctl-
toner. Exceptions 10y delft Cahnon~
for PIN Hcldcn \ Idle tor delft
2J7. O>holn Ward " Orlo Cadv.
A~>ump>it Judgment tor pin 10y de
fault Clerk t" as-cs>. Cahoons tor
PIN.
"Gl George W Bcmi~ " lanes Il
Brown. Note. Judgment t"r pin hy
drt:ulr. Clcrk L" as~c-> Bclden y Idle
fnr PIN
BIZ. >u>annah Quinrhy " Christie
ph-r Quimhy. Divorce. Bill granted
fol int"l"rahlr severity. Beldrn y Idle
t"r pin.
32l. State " Charles Virgins. Bur
glmI. Plea of guilty. Sentenced t"
~iN Years III states prison.
b,. =. Ia..- nat i,,,.ltt,l, I..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
New Hampshire Politics.
THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

iAlI- NH i'i-l' An '''N\ IN ION.
The New Hampshire State Republi-
can Convention at Concord on Wcdmc>-
day WIS Il large and harmonious assem-
hlage. Gen. McCutchiuS. the candidate
tor Governor. l. a plain. hard won king
farmer and Il man of more than nriina-
rN native ability. but is little known
Throughout the State. The grange
element evidently controlled the con
Ncntl"n. The nominee for Railroad
Commissioner is DR.. G.. p. Conn. of
Concord. Il native Nermumtcr. and well
ami faVorahlN known in this state. hay
ing practiSed medicine in Chittcndcp
aud Orange County and WIS Surgeon
OF the twelfth Vermont Regiment. The
platform adopted cul"~izcd the Rrpuh-
lean party. condemned the ba,.k-s;IIur.y
hill and called for its repeal. protested
against the revival of the trankinn net
welcomed the agricultuIiSts to the conn
cllS OF the State, deprecated the tcndcn-
cy t" special legislation. dcplurrd the
prevalence of intcmpcrancc and hearth
lN commended all efforts for rctrcnch
mcnt and reform. \ series of rcSoIu-
lions were also passed in respect to the
memory of the late Hon. John p. Hale.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
The Chief Justiceship.---Mr Williams
Withdraws

A>HINGToN. Jan. :. I'll.
To tie PreS6i,H, Sir: on urIc kind
enough. without my solicitation. "I ANY
know ledge on my pant that y"u con
tcmplatcd such IL thing. Ia nominate ne
for Chief Justice of the supreme count
of tn" uited States. Since that time
the tlondgatc> of calumny. in ali diI.c-
ti"us. have been opened upon me. my
abilities have been di>paragrd. and my
integrity thought i'll question. and it
seems /" me that public opinion adverse
To my appointment had been created.
which might hereafter cmhaIriS> Your
administration. and perhaps impair my
usefulness upon the bench. With Il
perfect consciousness that | have per
formed. with clean hands and an up
right purpose. all the duties of the va
riuuS public offices to hirh have been
called. and trusting to time and Il lust
public. when better informed for my
vimdicatiorr. | respectfully ask Won to
withdraw from the Senate my nomima-
ton for Chief Justice.
l. have the honor To he. with great
respect. GEO. III. WILLIAMS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16

HE CoLVoCoRE>SKs CAsE.-It is an
nounced that important new evidence
has been discovered in the Colyocor.s-
SEES insurance case, of ii character f.,
prove that the deceased was murdered
instead of committing suicide. AS if will
ne the ann OF the Insurance companies
to show. The case will probably be
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
peachan, Jan. 3, l-1i
The Salary Grab Repealed,

1t is with no ordinary satisfaction
that we are able to announce this week
that the House of Representatives. has
agreed to the proposition of the Senate
bill passed last year is now repealed.
This action places the salary of Con
grr>smrn at the old figure. The sal
aries of the President and Judges of
the supreme Count remain the same il>
the grail fixed them at which the
people will find no particular fault.
BY this new deal shall We say um-
expected the salaries will now stand ::
The President. S50.0m: Chief Justice
Si2 800: AsS"ciatr Justices. SlO,0Oo.
and CongIc>>mch. >5.nOO. The meas
ure adopted i the amendment pIcScn-
ted 10y Mr.. Conklimg. and though it does
not succeed III getting into the Treasury
all the money voted out of it 10y Con
gIcss in the passage of the grab" bill.
1t covers Il considerable amount OF it.
Those who have drawn and have not
returned The increase. can keep their
Ill-gottcn gains If thcN choose. under
this law : but those who have not
drawn. or have returned their share
voluntarily "r 10y force of the agita-
ton 10y then constituents. cannot re
cover. and :" the Treasury gains much.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
Caledonia County Young Mems Ten

The annual Meeting of Caledonia County Young
Mems Temperance Society will h" held at the
Town Hall in st John-bury. on saturday. Janu-
AIRY ~. 1874, at 10 o'clock 4. VI, for the eec
non of 9TH, and 10 transact any other proper
business. The following resolution adopted at the
la-t annual meeting vii! come before the meeting
for action:
RcsOiced. That instruct the cNrcutIv" com
of this -nCrtV to- insert III their call Tor the
next annual meeting article ton the alteration of
the constitution OF tins Society to give |" the
seui-annual convention. preceding Ihr election 81
County Officers, the power To nominate County
OFFICERS a their discretion
\ large delegation from the sch"nls OF "ur
County cordially ted. Free return checks 1"
all who pay fare way by Railroad.
!. Il. kINEESON.
&. l.. MORRILL,.
y. q. HARRIS.
EN. Com.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
To Whom it May Concern.

We do not want to dUn any "n" but wish /"
settle with every body. II those with whom We
have deal will help us in this endeavor without
further notice it will not only granny us but save
something of outlay for postal cards.
When more convenient. money can be paid our
agents list of whom can b- found on next page.
G. VI. STONE \ co.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16

REV. |. :. KALLOCH. who left the
ministry ut Boston number of Years
ago, under great scandal. and who has
since been in the west in the newspaper
business. has returned to the ministry
having lately given penitent discourse
in Baptist church at Lawrence. Kan
sis. He expresses Il contrite hope that
the past has been forgiven. and Il de
termination to atone for it in the future
lie retires from politics. but retains his
connection with journalism. IL business.
as he says, i'll which "a man may he
more nsefui lay trying To he better
man.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
a Tavern Stand For Sale

able pIac., A n, bowman Tavern Stand IA desir
for on excellent land adjoininr tb, %II' ntt
p,tir sie Inc buildings have been tb"rnm'hi, r.
boarders. Apy recently en for the reception Of CITY
Err w IN. premises and apply to John WM M
Mortgage. money can remain On
West Concord VI H. JOHN WHEELER.
- ~ kun 1878. 1913
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16

BOSS rINrI. the huccaneeI of the
Washington press. printed an article in
his paper rejecting upon Ms. President
Grant. Ihercupom Mrs. Grants son
Fred. went round to Piatt'> house with
Il friend to call the author to account
They were told 10y Il servant that Mr.
Z. was To bc found in business hours ut
his office. upon the receipt of which in
formation they retired IN good order.
DOM Piatt wrote 4 note To the chief of
police, who promptly detailed two of
Ulcers to mount guard at the Piatt man
sion, and then went and >aw Gov.
Shepherd. Nh. shepherd hurried of to
the White House. consulted Babcock
and then told Mrs. Grant. The ilatc
Master Fred was called in. talked to.
and finally coaNed into promising To let
the matter drop. According to the
Boston Globe. he ingenuously explained
that he didn't intend To shoot Piatt. but
merely to give him Il good thrashing.
Which he ought to have done.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
Pay Up !!

,,,,,', thussfSlGned, in returning thanks f., ,b;
rra na,r,' friends and customers for the VERY In
wear wnnid -, bestowed upon them for the Ia.r
20 a, IL MCLEOD, who will carry on ih SOU our
%, a.'t,i And having sold out ali ,rc"nrs ,,s
ST .JohnsbuTy n ., a. ii. MCLEOD \ co
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16

SEVERE FIRES. a telegram was re
ceived i'll this place. Tuesday morn
ing, announcing il large fire in Boston,
and the burning of three girls. The
fire was Il fact the loss of life is not
confirmed. Four lives were lost in
New York. however. There were sew
eral extensive fires in Boston Tuesday.
and Il very disastrous one in Natick
burning the business part of the town
THE ''et1crVcscent' reader will find
some highly interesting reading ON the
fourth page.
The services at the Boston churches
the week of prayer, were attended
hy unusual numbers. though the wealth
er WAS very uniformly untavorahle. and
it is said that the result is Il deeper and
more earnest feeling than in any previ-
Gus wear.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16

l.. *. PANGEOEN. formerly of this
state. hut fur several Yeas Il prominent
man III Jersey City, and editor of the
J0Wndl. Wa, attacked Monday morning
and knocked down inscnsiblc with II
bludyeon, 10y one John =. DAILY, an In
teInationalist. whom pangboiu ordered
ont of his office. last week. George
Duncan. ii very weak old man. went to
his assistance, and he in turn wa,
beaten. Alderman Bumstead appeared
and was also beaten. DAILY WAS finally
taken i'll custody and committed to
await trial. The lntcrmationalistS. Com
muniStS. trades unions men. etc. are
breeding trouble in this country which
will react upon the laboring classes.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16

ERM"NT OFFICE HOLDERS. The
PRESIDENT has made the following nom
ilIilatlohs Tor this State to the Senate ::
J"hn l.. Mason /" he Collector of Inter
mai feNrnnr for the LIST district of Yer
mont George u. Foster t" he Marshal
i I"r 'i'' District of Vermont: stephen
ih"rnaS +" be Pension Agent at Mont
pcllrr, and }. l.. BraStow to he Pension
Agent ut burlington. The three I,tte,
are rc-appOintmcntS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
DIT EI What uu'.t-..
f1LEO.trrual nl,,an=


piles. The vain rrlrri 'f-' .-.
VIII" suffer. and tiny have
silence. thinklu- ta'.'
prospect ui a cure N"'
failure ut' thu mul' ''m'I.
the cure ct pills. .md IT,
on the face "i ih"-' "h' ..
remedies hut IN VAIN Ni
anXiuu~lv tri"d Mr'"u-
relief until their ,"lIIH-, .''
I" dependency lei ih'"
smile Of happiness to i...r
trnancr. and the duties .i
with Il degree Of harr.n'-- ''...
for weeks. months "r year
dies are the result of un,'a- '.-
mruting. the II" PIN, ''''' OBJ. o..
in every respect safe -', ..'
the cure of piles i'll ever =,
are sold by /. &. E!N"lt 4
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16
CORNS.

Canceruus humuIs illr~ 3D..
the great central litaliN- 4,
No. 697 Broadway. Ne"
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-16

tried at the next term OF the superior
court of Litchfield county. Conn, winch
meets January %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-08
YnlitijheS.


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0etm "0ebatt5~6 ~6iitarife" (Salary Grab) Guf cireu
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aut9eruIen uuroeu, nit ,Jieiu."
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9enannt iutro, nit .Sa" himmte.
2SellH er letne Nad1iutuu9eu fortIest miro CT I'm
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pelbe er fd binfihtIidl be5 Oiitriits @oumhtr be-
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Sotum eon ben tonangebcnoen 0cmotrateu i'm
oauie tnoolTrt wuroe.
Wenn er IN ieinen yildIor6uuqcH meitcr oeht, 10
iplro er Hnoen, odB Sr. Smnnn bel % III auirue
cer ia" uuo "9ieln" 6er ale auI ole BurQeretbtg=
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BIN, Wtlde idlte6lib i'm SeHate ourbging, brGdc
Is i'm Sauie ME gu elmer Nbitimmuug. Scr 9lntrag
9eueral 8ntler'S Gui tbre gSertueiunJ aus @omitc
lllr Jtehtsiragen nit Der 8eiugutB, Su ieocr Sett
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leben; beim auiruie Der }a" uuo .,Jteln" itimmte
pr. Srpann, me ale 0emotrateu uuo ein9e Jtez
pu6litduer, init ,9teiu."
ShRe Ret9uu9, ms i'll cine SontroucrIe ciuNlaj=
len, mo6ten mir unierem Srruuoe, melder iib icgt
oon Der uuuirotQen DtarIme .%crtcumoe nur
9GnJeIu Su laiieH ibeiut oen Jtatb,cr6cileu einen
Serltano nidt bon Der Stimnun9 bemeiltcru, uodl
Inoere Die oIicnbar otter uno Ueier ino, itne I'm
Dllienbelt "aIe Saseuuiote" benueeH 5u taiien, UNI
t9tem etgeneu nHnutbe SuIt 81 HGbeu.
I2flNl Nurl.n1,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-08
9pnGtaertd,t In &entudN.

Gou utSptlle, Sg., b. Sept. - gSte be-
reits beridtet, bat am 0ienitag ein 9teger
gtamers 9ouis Dates an Srdulein strange
BON Seiamine @ountp Elm namenloies Ser
bred)en beganger. Sefanntlid, ntnrbe Der
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ftes in 9sid1oldsbilf Stbrddt. @letd in Der
erfen ySddt ieinsr @eiqnaenldait bate cine
Gotfe peiber M1uner ben Yerind) 9ertabt,
ben atescs cem @eiansniB 81 entreiBen uno
5u lpuhen. Die gteger oeS SrteS battell fib
aber in ocn Sinterbalt selest uno 9aben 5euer
aui bic Augreiier bes @efdnsnliies, nobel
elm iueiBsr Wann get0otet wurDe, Die 4eit
Ben mubten uncerrIGteter &tase db5iebeu.
gt8 beets eer @sfe,,aene Dor @eri9t gebra9t
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fpirb. 8alo na6bcr iiberfiel ein bonn gater
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EindusfibrteInp an eineM 9aNm anitnapfte.
Tet Sdstiff ben.HhR i.d arnar, ben @eianse,
nen gu tGiiBen, er fpuroe leondb bon ben Siir.
germ Itd)t ulteritiitt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-08
Selesrap1ii9e 9epeide,l.
Snlano,0epeiGelt.
Sob clues amertfaniiden @es

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in Rstp<5ampihire i'm alter poH 60 SabreH
OIL Der ausaebrung geitarben.
etm uemer @nifn,.n8sitrabl fur oie
ssantlte Nob. = 2taf Der Vtaa
etneS Wetp . Dorfer Wtutondrs
tn 0o5bett tpiro ett &tmS berz
tpabrt, tpeld,eS Dem fletnen Bob
dbnltd, fieht. .-9affe4be 1T ban
etueut asrteifcr aus GMbG ge=
bradDt ts0raett ttttb fact, oaf eS
TT YbtlaoeIpbta 8eftoblcn ici.
SGertf SOUt oon Stan9e=
County beutiibt ftd), ote Soen=
tttdt feitSmfteuem.
Goblet Orange County, T. g., 6.
Sept. = 0teles feline, rubige Sort beHnbet
fItl ieit einigen 9asen in ser arohten aMfre=
gung, ineenl man glaHbt, oaS IN Ybilaoel=
pbia seraubte Sinh bier sefunoen 81 baben.
Sderiii Sopt b6rte udmlid BON mebrsren
Seiten, DaB il Der pra1tpollen Gilla bes
Nem>g gorfer Milliondrs Oaptb $. Saigbt Elm
&nabe perborgen gebalten perbe, lpelder benz
qerauhten Gbarlep 9tob dbnlid lebe. Ser
Sherifi ruar 4nfangs niht genei9t, ben Sc
rii1ten belonberell gSerth 6eisilleaer, ala bic
ielbsn abcr iullller behiHmter aaitraten, belt
er es fiir feine YHidt, Der Sade ndber auf
ben @runb AT geben. Ser Beamte begab
iid, am Treitaae in bic 8ila oes Milliondrs
mnS traf bort 6rau Satgbt, welde ersdblte,
baB Dor einigen 9agen Der 9o6u. Tater
&ennep, Elm Yriejier bon Guba, NIT oem Sna=
ben nad Der &iaa sefommen uuo fie eriuht
babe, oaS Sinh anf etlen Wonat in Yhege
cNor N2,toff hnh ho hr
tbeilt, baB er bas &inb elmer Srau auf @uba
abaenommeu, ipeld]e es ,uabrideinlih. seitobz
len babe. Gr lei gerabe easu asfpn'Msu, ME
Fe bas &ino- On eialt 9s!iIttae igehntlS.it'nho
| iurdtbaf inibhanneit babe. ssater aenneg
bdb4 haHn ben Sleinen mitaenenlneu uHS ibll
perlanNs ihrer pEese lber9eben. .
Das &iuo muroe herbei9ebolt, Der Sderifi
nabm ben &leinen auf ben S6ooB unb gewann
beien Sertraueu .iebr raid. Babreno 6rau
Saigbt fih auf einige Minuten entiernte,
ribtete Der 9deriff ntebrere sreeey sE ben
Sunsen unS srhisII, nlssrere NJ ailtafs9ss bamsr-
,ansmerihe 4ptnSffel.
4uf bic Trase, pie CT beiBe, anttuortete Oer
&letHe: 1f
rsie nsnnen mid go5bp 6 @bar1ep."
$50 bit Dn 10 ianse seueisn2, a
! ,SH Gnba.a :. i j
lSie bet 9ir's bort gefallen2
| u&arMtH; Hh aiebe bic seilte bort nid,t
| iie iAIugen mir ben &opf hlutis,@
@lssil On mad Cuba aefofilmena
uWan bat mid Sefqhteu."
We baesa Ne Did seftoblen?
,SnYbilabeIp bia."
gSie bra9teu i;e Sid FORT?
ySneittem Wasen."
! Gccesca s,si alan~ Rats4t ein, unS be-
Ssratb t.eigsfts fI1, aeitere. Nustagst 3. se
Zen. Dsr g6sriii seuann bon Dem. ,pas G.
| 5ter sebSrt bate, ben @inbrud, baB Der &leiu
mahrideinlid bas in philadelphia seifohlsn
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