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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
An Observation-Disclosures.

The Washington correspondent of the Louis
Vile eT-Jom1ial writes: ''Althougl there
have been numerous attemptsto eStaousn ru'es
of etiq uette by which society may he governed,
vet new questions are CONSTANTLY arising WHICH
are so perplexing that many hunders occur,
For instance, WE now have MrseN president
in our midst. They are numerous, but some
how they are ont OF place when they come To
Washington The Tennessee Legislature with
ont any discussion, established the custom oi
adjourning one day and proceeding IN houy
to pay their respects To Mrs. EN-freShhcht
Polk IL is both beautiful and chlvalrouS oi
them TO do so. Mrs EN- President Tyler rs yet
a beautiful and fascinating woman, but she
comes ana gors without any oniciai nouc''
Last winter year she came 10 washington
and performed her duty by calling on tho l'res-
ident and Mrs Grant. She was invited TO the
next state dinner and had the post OF honor,
hut fsw have followed the example oi the
Presidents family, and many who wish To see
her have been expecting her 10 make the
the first call while she stands upon her dignity
and though she would enjoy To meet MIS-.
Senators and Others yet 1t must not he II she
has TO mako the first call ofcoursc, every one
should call upon her and welcome her back 10
the city, where she once enjoyed the hlSh, It
honors. When she speaks of those days she
grows animated aud militant She has endured
much suffering and many trials Since those
bright days i'll June, when she came TO Inc
White House happy bride. After lawsuitS
with her own and her husbands iamllcS she
has gained all for which she contcnled, and
Sherwood Forest, on the James rver,wiil be
her future home. Her second son. after tlght
years ofschoolinG in Germany-ieur months of
which he passed IN the army aS uhlan-ls
now "A civil engineer on the Pacific railroad
He is a tall, strong looking young iellow;hahd-
some, modest and intelligent. The papers an
nounced that our only living cx President
was in the city. II so he is keeping very ,luie''
for no one seems 10 have seen or heard any
thing about him. suppose he cares bni htiie
about these nico distinctions which etiquette
prescribes; and If he Is here he is attending
quietly 10 the business that brought hum BACK,
and declines all honorS-that Is, il there are
any who wish to offer them TO the man who
no longer wields power.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

"PERQUIsITE' is not a pretty name for a
Washington coach horse new, and even "Con-
tingent Fund" is throught 10 be needlessly heavy.
So says the Boston Transcript Rep. but the
House the other day, after hrowing these things
of, thought it well TO Sske them on again. So
the landaulets will fly around Washington yet.
Rev. W. 7. Sabine, WHO retired from the Pro
testant Episcopal Church, at New York, ON las
Sunday week, preached for the first time as pas I
tor of the First Reformed Eps opal church in
that city Sunday morsing
The Hon. Israel Washburn Ex-Governor
and eX-CopgIesSman, is announced as 4 can
didate for the United States Senatorship from
Maine, to succeed Senator Hamlin.
The new professor of mathematics in Anti
och College Ohio, is Miss Rebecca Rice, who
has been for some time pastqualifying herself
in Europe for the position.
The gross receipts of the British railways
have been more than doubled in fourteen
years.
Willansport firm has cut 1000 900 feet
cf timber already this season.
People who get mad at ,the weather find 10
difficulty in cooling off.
Dedham, Mass, school ma m Furnishes lazy
pupils with castor oil.
Why do couples who are courting poke along
50 on the promenade?
Hartfords high school has new telescope,
with six-inch glass.
A Charleston bark of 42l tons has sailed with
100 bales Of cotton.
Some Hartford burglars only collected s. so
out of seven stores
Alex. Stephens is Ga mere phantom of his
rmer shadow"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
Rclia,ons Revival nt Pctersburg
\'ireinia.

great r, ligious revival is reported among the
colurcd people OF Petersburg, Va. On Sunday
last live hundred converts were bnptized in the
AppomattOV river. 4 feature Of tho occasion
was that when each convert came out OF the wa
tor he hr@au the most oxtravaeant manif ations
of delight and ccstltic Joy ever Witnessed, and 30
violent were those demonstrations at times that
often required the strength oi four or five able
bodied men To quiet the excited cnloicd CHRIST
iana. immediately after the ordnance WAS cele-
hia,cd the converts were attlred III regular UNI
fnlm aud formed in hue. procession WAS then
formed, which was headed 10y the converts and
clcr.ymen the W hole numbering about ten thou
sand men, who marched back to the church,
where the Jubilee was continued until midnight,
ainld the Greatest religious cnihusia SIN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
General News.

p Charles Ernst. tbe priscu keeper who was as.
saulted by Walts, died yesterday. Va
The C,ty Council Of Lambertville, N. r., re-
fused last niaht 10 grant license to any hotel OF
beer saloon for the present year.
An old man named Lombard was stoned 10
death hy four ruflians at Holyoke, Mass, on suns
day. The proyocation for the murder was dis
putc about a boat
Anthony Il. Walsh ticket agent OF The Louis
willie Short Line Railroad, committed suicide al
Louisville, on Sunday by throwing himself from
IL fifth story window Of n hotel.
The Mayor OF New Orleans yesterday telegraph
ed 10 Professor Forshev Mt Washington that the
circle OF distress in Louisiana was widening, and
that vcrything possible must be done to AID tht
sufferers. Professor Forshey and ex Governor
llebcrt and wells will Issue address to the
people OF the United States, describing the exten
of tho calamity aud the necessities resulting from
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
Chinese and French I'm Collision.

SHANGHAI. May 3.-A serious riot has oc-
CURED in the French settlement at this place
A mob of Chinese made an attack upon the
residents OF that quarter, and sacked and
burned several of their buildings. The police
in order to quell the disturbance fired Oh tht
rioters killing several of them. Tranquility
has been restored but an uneasy feeling pre-
walls. The Chinese assign as the reason fol
their attack that the French were constructing
a road which interferred with their cemetery
There have been no disturbances in the Eng
lish settlement.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

HORRIBLE CRUELTY TO CHILD.--Lucy Jos.
eph was arraigned in New Orleans last week fol
the ill-treatment Of her step.son, boy of eleven
very small Tor his age. She lad tortured him
with deyilish ingenuity, among other expedients
compelling him TO kneel upon hot bricks until
his knees became roasted. While amply feeding
her own children, she gave the stepson nothing,
aud he had to beg. The boy was constantly ask
ing for food when in court, and eagerly deyoured
a loaf of bread.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

ACCIDENT TO BlsHoP LAY--While Bishop
Lay. of the Diocese, Of Easton, was visiting
NewtOwn, few days ago, he was attacked with
the neuralgia, and TO obtain relief he saturated
a handkerchief twith chloroform aud retired
Later in the evening he was found ia an insen-
sible condition, but under the influence of re-
sloraives soon recovered
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
boston and Cheap Gas.

Gas is fun lished cheaper in Boston than in any
other city in the United States. 1t is stated that
the gas manufacturers of that city pay Sll.10 a
ton for bitumnous coal, and iulnish gas at Sl.lJ
per thousand feet, aud make handsome profit at
that. In Wilmington We pay IS per Thousand
feet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
Another Consistory at Rome.

APPOINTMENT OF BISHOPS TO AUSTRALIAN do
CEsBs AND ONE TO CANADA.
ROME, May 4.-The Pope held consistory
yesterday for the appointment of bishops Among
the appointments were several 10 Australian dis
eeses, and Bishop Crinnon to the diocese of liam.
ilton, Canada,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

The Supreme Council of the Thirty-third de-
gree, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Ma
sonry. Southern Jurisdiction, began its biennial
session In Washington yesterday, Albert Pike, OF
Arkansas, presiding.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 235 Market
street informs his friend and the public
IN general that Keeps on hand all descriptions OF
inealclnes, ana that competent person 10 at all
READY TO prescribe Tor such sick as call at tha
sIe' anu that no charge is made exc pt the regular
the medi;lnes the came price as they would
pay .anywhere else but that ne one Is visited at
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

HTNTDEND.
- The NATIONAL BANK OF DELAwARE,l
AT WILMIhGToN,
May lst 1874 J
The Directors have this day declared a di ividend
of twelve dollars per share. being six per cent ior
the last six months.
They have also declared an extra dividend Of six
dollars per share both of which are payabie 10 the
stockholders or their legal representatives, de-
mand clear of taxes.
mayi-4t II, II. EWBANk Cashier.
NOTICE is hereby given that all persons whose
~ business or occupation requires State LII
for the present year. hereby informed that
tho same due and payable on the first of June.
1874. at the offices of the Clerks of the Peace for
New Castle County.
JOHN p. SPRINGER, Clerk,
At New Castle
NJ. j. SPRINGER, Dep'y CPk.
may2lm No. 500 West I'd ST.. Wilmington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

N0TICE.-The annual meeting OF the Stock
IN holders of the Mechanics Loan Association
will be held Monday, nth OF May. ut O'Clock, p
NJ. Yearly statement will be presented. and Di
rectors elected for the ensuing yenr.
mayI 1T h. 4. TAYLOR, Sec'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
x0T1CEs.

NOTICE-CENTRALL LOAN ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL MEETINu.-lhe third annual
meeting of this Association will he held 1t the
office Of the Secretary No. 4Oi Market street. On
Friday evening next. the Sth inst at IA o'clock.
The Auditors will submit their annual report and
officers and Directors will be chosen to serve tho
ensuing year. Attest
mayi-5t ID. L. HAWKINS. Sec'y
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O1io Waileufrenn9.

" = sSSn Ser rncucne.n q ummer
5eincy btItort d>eps psolitii6 G IT
9 ldttcr io9t 81. S6r9: "Ml(mQlig
tcmmen ouN Die G'e0nsr sur GinIidbt,.
BOP Der 6iirit 8ismar>f -. fir oie Sid
rung, @tGytung uno YopuIarilirung Ser
fotbo!il ld)en GotNc I'M Gei0, ia liberalt
in Der Melt, me1r get9on fat ols bic'
,s,uei Scluitcn, uelde cr 9sdhtet Dot, mis-
ibren benen S$rdfteu lit {iinI5i9 Sobrsn
Iittcn lei ten f0unen. Gr bot cine pelt=
biItori@Nc Cur por9cuon1ucn, beren I'M
fojttn 0c9cn bos GnOreIultot oui un=
ierer Sejte gar niht III Sctroe9t font
men,
-9(ui ciuem@ofe iii Ser 9}d1e
bon Bergen in 9}orluc0cn lebt Elm Gbc-
poov, woron Der @0emonn 10G unb bie
Srou 40 SABRE aft lit unb wclde SO
Sabre nit ei''onoer peEDeirotbet Nelpelsn
lino.
Gin Su6cmt autem Gtunbluerf
fro9te fiirsliA einen prebi9er Bel einem
uTtpiuoI," o6 er gSunoer tDun f0nne !
80 ia, Ieuie oustre6en!" !" cr,ploerte Der
C;0rluijroiae uno uerlcbte bcm @or'u'bigcn
einen oer6tn Iritt oif Die 9torolcite.
- NoN offisieI(en Guellcn 5dblt b's
Noitoncr r6mjl 0= =fotbolil6e SiDcele 10N
Sirhen nit 175 Nriei tern 81 &opelleu
unb $1,000 @irdenmitoIieoer. Is &ir6en
linb int Sou he9riFen. 9ics peiit qeNen
bos Norjobr cine 3unobnle bon 10000
ge(cnncn, 10 &jrNeu una II Yrieitern
ouf.
Gie 8 Il on . olis c i orretirtc
fiirsliN cincn Bcttlcr, Der byei 9ln5li9e
Iheycinonoer ouf ocm 2c;6e unO $65 boor
in Ser GoINc Dotte.
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lo sil,e,n ornlel, aseibe allts bur9 ben
aopf gebt. Mos licgt aber audi iblieB=
lid 10 Diel an bem Sropfen s8aner;
man fam audi oDne i'm eillen frommcn
@eoonfen boben. 9Bobl tauu man Dos
ober Io]ie MIDI Dir einel1 @er9lei6 al
bic @onb seben gum Nbldicbe. Menn
Der 56nce reidlid 9eiollen it,, ltcft
mon ouf bcm 2onoe Lungs Der Mc9c
HeiliebiilWcl uuo jun9e 5onnenbdllm=
Aeu ouf, bamit lie ben perl6neitsn
Yiob be5ei0nen. Gincr 0osn S6nce=
fiddle nit perlpe6ten 9Se9cn 9lcldlt pit
unjer 2eben uno horum fat Die Deiii9c
Sir6e, Sic um uns Iisbcno belor9t 1T,
jencn 8iuuben 9lei1 fromme Sitttn
un0 @cbr6u1e l6n9s nlercr Sag ouf=
9ep1onSt> Die Glodenseiden, oos Sild)=
9ebet, 6os Wcih>uoller, ie oIlc 9eD0rcn
Oosu. 9lrmc Monoercr oenen es lb>per
9cnu9 miro, ID gegen Ocn Sturm ouf=
re@t su erbolten uuo Sdritt fir Sdritt
uor,udrts gu orin9cn, bolten mir bas
Nu9e nur feit ouf Die lrom'nc1l 3ci6en
9cri0tet, Damn perocn mir iucl'i9ltens Die
reGte Mibtun9 nidt pcrIicrcn, Die &lrb<
run9 noh o6en!
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6 { 3 { Il re Gel II.

Sin gar 81 offenber;iAtr Mcnld) 1T cinsm
clicncn Sd)ronfc 81 uer9ltid!en, aus Dem tidy
Jcbcrmonn Do(cu fon,l> ,uns i'm, bcliebt.
Shade nicmals cincn onocrn Mcnlden il,
Geicuidojten ldderlid, bcnn ou ipirlt oobon
cutueocr menia GDrc Dabeu, ubcr man iulrN
oir nit olcidlcr W(in;t bergelten.
GrjDrtdc Ylemonocn pcrltedc nic 9lltt
SunoihuQe uno bcraleid)cn. SIC .Trcubsu
bcs llm9ansS >pcrocn 0oourN nur rcria(,en.
elcctc NicWanrcn, iclblt oeinc Ureunec nidt
NIT fo(ihcn No0ujtcn, nit sSiseleicn, oocr
init Dem, mos ionlt &crlc9en1ct bcrctetet.
lrbcilc nid)t lciht iiber fluacr 2cute 9anS.
(uuucn ,uenn sir bciue ScldciSenDcit nidlt
bns 3cuonR al,Sltelt, Dap eu nod 'nsiier leielt
ais iie.
McSc in G5siellldlajtcn niNt III enaliidcr
Sprodr, wcnn bu nit ber beutId,n bid N(z
lcn, nit Der cnolildcn obcr nur cinigen bera
it1nblid, maiden fannt.
s. lit bDdlt obocidmodt luenn Semono ir
scr 05ciel(ldoIt Ubcr @egenitinoc at unterbolz
ten lldt Sic fir i1n bon 9roBcr @ebeutun9, fiji
Sic l(ubern ober alci69iltig oocr Woerl1dl finn.
@iocrlprid) sir nid)t iclbit in &eoen, 10 bos
bu ctpos bcgauptcit, bcilcn @cacntheil hu cinr
unocrmul bcrtbeioiat bolt.
NSiebcrDole nid)t inmer unb oll;elt IN oener
llutcrbaltun9 bielelbcn Gcldid)tcn. Spolle une
@ouipiele pu (e9lt NIT rer Ss'ecerDo'""a
feiuc GDre cir.
2erne @ibcrlpruW crtra9en
I'm onacneblll ST lebcn, mub man fait. TN
mcr ais cn Trcmoer untcr ben 9enten eride!s
ncu. Gam uire man aeld)rnt 9ecbrt, o"f*
sclu1t.
Seine @eic0i4oft lit 10 idle@t,, uno eas
@cIpr1d) feincs Mannc5 70 unbeoeuteuo, ooE
mo,,, burous ni6t etpaS lcrncn tpnntc:
Sic mciiteu Nlenidcn iino nidt Dalb 10 gut,
als i1rc 6reunoe iie idiloern uno ni@t balb lo
bSle, ais i1re Teinoe lie ousfdreic,1.
@curlcilc bic Mcnidcn ni6t nod) be,n, iuaS
lie rsben, ionbern nod bent, 1poS tic tbun:
sSer taotid) Deruml6uft nnb ii9 bon Ne4i9s
feiten nd1rt, piro fremb lit feinem ei9e''en
Saule.
Sorae fWv Bic @eluubbeit oeincss 2eibcS
unb bcincr Geelc, aber bersdrtlc beioe 1'd,t.
8efampfe bid jclbit un6 LAP b,db nidt bon
2ciocni@aften beDcrri9c1 l.ne ilbertuattisen::,
$iitc bid) bot ein9cbilecte'l 9eisen oes 1e'bes
unb Ser Seelc.' ,..4 ,%7%. -
eab bid bon eincm iuioriseu @orfal(e obey
bon elmer torpcrli@cn llnbebo9li@feit n'dt
a(ci@ nisberbengeu.
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|iid)tigt uno leitber -in,uer berelt babe.
Sir 6el1 @eiitli6el,, Der i6u oo5umolss
|trDltet, luar ebenfalls ein Srief bei9elest
nit Ser 8itte, leiner 6fters i'm Gebete 81
aebenfen. Sc gef6ub, pie' er 9elpiinlDt.
Triebe ]eiuer Nl9e! .A...
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-11-11
Sic 1uS;aner in ben Ser. Staaten,

eOer# nlntltOe SeHllls Uet ,V'totu"tl y
ols ciu ;5e6r llngeuoues Wto6merf Die
ldnolte 3eit befanut se'oeIe'l oie urla9e
lieot tbeil,peile in Der unebrlidfeit Der
NIT ser Mufnobme beSlelben hstrout :aeF
,pslcneu M9entcn uno Der Snoioner 1elblt
Die m6slieblt piele &ationen 5n er9altFnl
lud)ten.
gDir uuterbreiten biermit eine 3ulom
mcnltcllunn nob oiIicisllen NueIlsn IN
Ser lreuslten 3sit on9eferti9t. bic ais on-
naberno genou 5u beieiAncn it,
Oe1tli0 BON Den Tellengeblr0en lebel1,
pie oneenommen miro, lSS,4l5 Sno'@
amer llno ooppn 1873 iii 9}ebrosfo.
@ie]c scr{o(len III folgenoe Stomne
% innelo9os 1912, Smobos 1902 .OtoeS
in Wti]liouri ALT, Yo,pnees 2,S3l ,9ontee
5ipur 1894, @or uno ToreS bon Y{l
louri 81, Soluos 245, Nrule llnb O9ol'
|lolla 5iour 1885 Gbepenncs 1900,
Mropoboes 750.
sy1 ben folt nod 9onj unbelucbnten
Neoipncll 0ofpto'S leben $4,000 Snol%
amer, meiltens llnterltdmme Der S1onr.
Inter biel en- 80 Sonoen |ino o1t telno=
lcli9, uno 5'por bic Srute @ionr 1900
Blodieet 6iour 200: Cans Mrts 9'onr
| I72O Gro5 8entre5 100; W{onoomus
400 9lilinoboins 2,640.
EN- &onlos Of=Golorobo uno i'm
>peltli0en Snbicnersebiet leben II Az
sSnoioncr in 16 perldiebenen @tdmmen,
pon >pel6eu Die &iolpos Somon0es,
glropot6pes uno g(po6es {einolid )lno.
Sm sSnoioncrsebiet >uu6nen 47S94 ;
6ieles iino iamntlidb freunoli6 9elinnt
pis befount. SIRE 9ouptltamme lino bic
Greefs, G6erotees, Gboctuos, Gbldelolps,
5eminple,l QHi0itos uno 9eloworcs.
eeyn 9}ew Mieyico ,uobnen bic trie9eriI@en
louocos nuo ouberoenl fleinere Gtdmme>
in Der @el elauntSab( BON 20,O59. S1
Colorado 5000 lltes. Sn Montona bou@
len 1880 in @tdmuen, lucpon nl'r Die
Grp,ps freunblib Tub. Sn llto9 uno in
Wpouirg lebeu 2S,250 Snooner> )dl''n't=
li0 freunolitb. ,n.
9(uBer0em 6ouje Ell naO III O}l1'nelpto
5S79 Gbippe>pas. III eiuSelnell Sanoen ;
in eSolua 264 5uc5 un0 2pfes IN NSls=
conf in 700 gsiuue6o9oes uno $50 Fotto=
matomies.
9Deitli6 Don Sen 6elienaebir9en 9auien
149, ,7O5Snbianer ; IN Oregon INN 7O40;
ldmmtli6 freunoli0 in Soogo 6O44>
ebenfous frenuoli0, wppon Die 9tej Yer7
ces 5000 itorf iinb. Sm Malbn9ton
Serritorium 6oulen 15,494> mel ltenS IN
fleineu 8onoen unb freunolit6 ooer ooD
penioltens frieoli6. Sn Neuooo llno ~
72O IN fleine,1 Mbtbeilungen, ldmnltlld)
frieoliD nit Q(usnobme Der lplloen 90
+. i6rites, 500 Wlon fart. Sn Galiforn!en
sGblt man 23,S07 SnOianer; nur Die
8ntes, 1000 1tarf, uno Die Serranps,
1l5, 5iuo feinoleltg.
Sn Mri5o,la baltlcn II Staun'e> pet
6auptltomm lino pic 5bunl9s. Sgre
@tdrfe lAdbt man ins9elamn't ouT lG,=
200 &Dpfe.;5 6aStarnne oarunter 1'no
feinblieb. IL "@j.<.%
sSn gl(asta ,uobneni 62,4O0 Snoiauer,
uotl ,ue16e, 20,000Gsquimaly llno. Your
! orei fleine l5tdnl,ne> all 5000 ss0pfell,
| Limo fein6li1. 3dblt man nun bic b1tll0
uno ,peitli@ bon bent Sellengeb'rge
,uobnen6enSno oianer 5ulounlel', 'lno 5'uar
D1li6 188, ,415, ,uetlid). l42> >7O5, 10 er=
hGIt mo1, hie Genuine bpl, 333, 1870 oSn=
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Giu spabrcs Geihi6ttbc,t Yrn scr
S;atbt Der @lpeec.

Giu svabres Geidi6tes,cm Yrn scr
M;atbt Der Glpsec.
GS lpar /. S. 1862, bo ititg eincs
9(bcnbs Don eiuem Tsllen ppn ben5irnler
Ycr9en Elm ltorfer, trdfti9cr lirpltr ber
inter. Gs mar Elm Dolsbrebenoe 9(rbeit,
be1onbers oo ibm borar 81 licgeu l@icl1,
Do b Id fcin Gtcin l6ie> Der ouf Den in
bol6er $o0be ocs &er9cs lid) bobinsic6eu=
benssgHe9 fallen fDnnte. YeDutlam pie Gin
51mug9lcr unb nit ,punocr6orer &c.
6enbi9teit tlomm er bie gefdbrli1e @b6e
0crob uno ols cs i0m enoli0 gegliicft
uar, ols er trob bes berrl hcnoenDunfels
unper|e6rt auf ben Yfoo 9etommen mar,
ucrtedte cr lid) 1ofort bintcr eiren Itorten
Su1d, oiMt ant g9ege.
Difen6ar bottc ct l0on por6er oiele
5tel(e 5ll irgeno einem 0orbaben ous9c=
,udblt. ltnb Dem mar au0 10. 0ie Stro=
fer ]ino in i0rer iiberaus lueitelr aNebr=
Deit Elm brupes, ibreu@ott uno i9reul&oi=
ler treu er9ebenes Gplf, a6er BEL einer
D}iuion Menl den oarf cS Ginen nid)t
yBun0er nebulen, menn ou9 etlilbc 9onS
lA(ehte burunter Ino. go elm i6lehter
5iro[er ,por uub @ollertoni bob bcibt
oerjeni9e, Der lib e6en Gin @eritef aus
9eiud)t @otte.
Gin lcibenl l6aftliber Sdgsr, ein S8il=
herer, mar er oft mebrere Sag oblueleno;
fein Tellen mar linn SIT iteil uno teiner
III Dod, wenn ct einer@emle ouf oer5pur
mar; ober bicsmal golt lcin stnl9log
feinem 5riere; Der Seufel Der @abludt
Der @eloterfel mar iiber i'm Mleiiter &C.
wprben, uno bieler Sen fel, Dem er nid5t
genu9 Wioeritono aeleiltet bate Derleitete
i'm sum @r6Blihfen, NOS Der Meul0
t6un fam, perleitete i'm su iener Sbat
Die, ,pen lie oussefiibrt lit, our6 niAts
mebr gut genadt werOen fam, lie ber=
lsitete i'm gum Moroe! .~.=
9ie5en M6eno Iollte 9lnOreos BaGerl,
Der per6eirut6ete &rdlner o1s elmer 9fa6=
borgelneinbe, oie1en WeB polliren;s er
febrte pnn Sal56llrg, 1uo er cine @rbl6aft
,trboben Datte, nod 11td9iger M6meien=
beit 5lriitf uno >uurbe in Der Na6t in
]einer Seimatb er,partet. 9as Dotte @al=
lertpni III einen1 Wirtbsbauie gelteru er<
fabren. 91n6 in Der Noht brad er ouf;
6eltieg foit unsansbore Setlel1 Inn BON
Nien1anoen allfs jenen We9en geIeben 5ll
weroen, Die 5llr Ste1e fiibrten, tpeld5e er
li9o5ur Musflbruns leiner blltigen Shut
trludblt bate. ,9ies Der @runb, tuebbolb
CT pon'bobent feileu Sellens berab 9ez
l1lihen fam. s3
2@z @tunoenlan9 nortete er .llu1llieberge-
bift auf iein Opfer; i6on ieit.a 9erau=
mer 3eit >uor bic Na6t berein9ebroGen,
aber bag fitmmerte Den Ga Qertoni nid)t.
Yiel(ei9t mar lein Opfer irseno. unter=
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,pcss noD eill9efebrt poer bate gar nod
einlnol iueillelll frenlbenOrte iiberna6 6iet;
ipeiln bies Scr SAT-, Dann tonnte er crit
olt, Morscn 3bes 8e9es fominell aaein
fonlluen nluBte cries fiibrte fein5 5onberer
Wey mebr III 'slnorelel,'s 9eianotg. \
N6er lort, jebt ernit11mt iein l0arfes
DbrSritte !; fvoplpfbaft untlommerte lcinc
@anb Den @riif oes 9roben, lborfenN}eI=
iers has bes 9tnbrcs 9cr5 brlr6bo6ren
loa. .Nllein ouT cinmol sudte er sulammen;
atbemlrs oulhte er, lcin DIR bate
anbere 2oute nernomMel1, ols bic 3ritte
'cines Donocrcrs. Sic S6ne cineS @l0d=
6cns flinsen on lciu DIR; bes M}oro-
9ierigen $o0nbc unb &uiee Beginner 81
Sitterteu; Der falte 9(n9itl6welB trat ouf
Die 5tirne, uno enblid) entrongen
liN miiblanl ols >udre ein 11werer Gtein
oui i0m 9ele9en, ous leiner Sruit uno
pon leincn 2ipprn Die @orte 80 ScIus
uno 9toria ! 3 1T bos Sterb9l0fle."
llno ben >uor 10; bolO puroe oie Sc
jtalt bes Sci 1tliben lhtbor, Der Die NJ.
Mt9se6run9 fit einenSterbenocn brodtc;
pnr linn 9ing ciu frafti9cr Sirulerbub, III
Der cinen 9ono cine 2oteruc, in Der an
bereu Gin 8lDdlein, nit bem CT pon 3eit
su 3sit lAellte. l}itten il, Die 9rouli9en
Ntoro9eoonfen !uar oes 5terbe9l0flcins
beller mobnenoer Soocsruf 9cOrungen; ;
nod einmol mllrmelte ct: % @ott o@ott!
bob' Grbormeu !"
9onn marI er lih, no0oem bcrYrelter
senobt lpor, 5u leincn Tiben, foum Dor
5Nlu9sen oos g8ort v@er5eibun9" fer
ousbrinycno. YerlpunOert unO iiberrold)t
mar Der @;eiltliNe einen SGritt juriid9e=
tretcn,b bos fefslaerbeiliglte umflommerno,
ols Der Sirpler 10 plDblitb unO un9eitiim
butter DEM Gebiil0 Deruorgetreteu nor !;
aber olsbolo ertonnte er> bo s Der Nnieenoe
etiuos auf Dem 9erscn Dobe, bos nur er
uno @ptt >uiien lollte. St lpiuftc Den,
Subeu, uno oieler trot eine 5iemli6e
@trede Surli(f, uuO iebt geltonO ber@oller=
toni lein fur0tbores Sorboben. Gnt}ekt
b0rte Der Yrieter feline Seidte, o6er er
| lab oub oie 3erfnirlbun9 0es Dlonnes,
feline 9(e!e> unO oeblue9en 9oB er iDn1
9Sorte Der 8er9ebun9 unO be5 Sroites III
feline @erSel,sluunoe, un0 berubt9ter uuo
poN inni9en 0anfcs 9egen@ott, Der ibn1
au rc6ter Belt Ben Wornungsrlf Oes
@l6dleius b0rsn lieb, nabm ct nun bic
2oterne, um bemit6ig Sen Brieiter Sll
9eleiten, Ser nod oreipsrtel Stunoen gu
9eben batte, bis er al lcin beitimn,tes
9auS gelun9te; benn in Sitrol lie9en Die
6Gul cr elmer Geueinoe o It ftunben lpeit
serltreut bcrum.
Cine @iertelltuuoe na6 Dem Sege9nib
bes 8rielters bolte lie Der Mnores elm,
Ser ni0ts obneno, luelder @efabr er ent=
gongen, iii 1tig laufeno> bolo tpicoer iDren
8lfen entl l6lpunoen ,por. Von nun an
ponoelte Der Gallertoni auf bcneren Mc=
gen.
SIM Sabre 1866 ober er9riIf ct aber=
malls Die 8i6le gum Sooesi6ube aui
M}en16en abcr oiebmol 1T beKerer 9lb'
li6t. Gs 9alt iein Saterlono ST pertbeis
oi9en 9egen Die 9oroen jener Staliener.
,uelde unter bes Bonoesfibrers@ari6olo
9lnfubrnng Elm @tiid BON Sirol 1einen1
Saiier entreibeu uolten. 1eberaQ mar el
n. ~,
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a(ucs labt fi6 bergeilcn nno usrld'n'srien !,
ipenn mou leinc &rafte lom'ne(t.