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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

THE MoTHEFIN-LAw OF THE CASE
Mother law Morse was royalty alone in
the midst of bunch of other women. the
two pretty, old ladies from Ohio glaring tim
idly at her. and Mrs. Bcecher occasionally
directinga steely stare at her face. She is
an excellent likeness of Mrs. Tilton. with a
bolder front and snowy hair Indeed. in the
ratio of Mrs. TiltOn's meekHeSS and detection
are Mrs. MOrse's audacity and fire. Her
chevelure is wonderful cOnfectiOn of white
pufis and friZZeS, which resemble as closely
as may be the icing on ii wedding cake. They
tempt YOU TO break off puff or two and
taste whether they are sweet. Her nose is n
true aquiline; her mouth small and cruel,
and her eyes as keen as q pair of daggeTS.
Fortunately, for the veal Of man, those eyes
are usually sheathed by black trimmed eye
glasses. devote all the description | can to
Mrs. Morse, because. without Mrs. Morse
there would not only have been no Elizabeth
TiltOn. but what would have been a thou
sand times better, no scandal. She sat in
advance Of her escort, like an Amazon ma
tOr general riding in the front of her staff
Here eyeglasses were trained upon her SON
in-law, and from that dreadful battery she
bombarded him with ceaseloss scowls and
frOwns.--C Chicago Tribune.
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WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?-A special dis
patch to the Chicago Tribune rom Nash
Vile, Tenn, February Is, says: A man Civ
ing the name Of Allen, and hailing from
ohio, but latteTly Bowling Green. Kentucky
where he has been teaching school. was de-
tanned at Waverly, Tenn, yesterday 10 await
investigation as to whether he is William II
StOddard, alleged To have deCamped from
Washington some time since with a large
amount Of government funds. IL is said
mat Allen answers to the description OF StOd-
Garu, but protests that he is not the man. He
say that he IS perfectly willing that the in
NeStigatlon shall proceed. IT is said that
50 90 IN gold il offered for the apprehension
of StNfdarn.
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District Aaairs i'm Congress.
YHr rREFpwAy,s SAVINGS BANK.

The letter addressed by John A j. Cres-
WELL Robert PuIvis, and X IL L. Leopold,
the c. commissioners OF the Freedman's BANK,
to- Representative Maynard. chairman OF the
Panki z and Currency Committee, says -
"Consciops Of the increased suferings hieh pro,
upon any Of t.p dep9sitors OF the Freedman's Saw
ings al d Trust COMPANY. "" feel constrained once
to whics n n after has been trusted and through
ynu uIon Congress to secure for rs the additional
,h ~ rcha by The gorerDment u tie Company
banki property before the close Of the present ses
the c, lection of which ought be attended With
out further delay; bnt i is impossible TO realize
We are authorized By way d compromise, TO effect
speedy settlements npon partial payments SO also
depos tors accounts absolutely necessary TO sac
cessful prosecution Of our duties. With regard to
the purchase of the cOmpauy's banking properly
We feel there ousht 70 be tut one opinion, and il
this company has produced among its thousands Of
%dT be- but t one The pr%p"ry i with more
we ask for it. Tie government needs it aud is now
saIe depends the immediate payment OF ~ per CEN.
dividend sd the reliet of the suffering deposto
for this assistance. If Congress fails 10 make pro
vision for the purchase IF this property by tn" gov
ano'hfz year AZ least will eapse before hope
AMENDMENT FOR DELEGATE
An amendment will be offered 20 the Dis
trict tax bill which is to be considered to-
night in the House of Representatives. IT
adds an additional section providing for the
election o. delegate i'm Congress.
THE MORRILL, BILL.
Mr.. Morrill,. of Me. says the prospects OF
: District bill are not remarkably cheering
just row. IL being buried beneath mass OF
other business. He will. nevertheless, tTy 10
get il before the Senate at the first OppOTtu-
nifty.
THE NEW JURY LAW.
This afternoon Mr.. Dawes entered a motion
To suspend the rules and pass the House bill
relative to drawing juTies i'm the District Of
Columbia, with the Senate amend nentS,
which was 50 ordered by the House and
passed. IL provides for an immediate draw
ingOf iuTieS instead of waiting until March
4th. and is intended - get am Indictment
against W. s. King, of Pacific Mail nOtOriety,
before February 9th, at which time the
statute of limitation would bar any process
against him for any connection he may have
had with the procuring through corrupt
means the Pacific Mail subsidy OF 1872.
DEATH OF AN ESTIHAELE CITIZEN.-Mr.
Henry u. Gunnell. a Well-knOwn resident OF
South Washington, died yesterday morning
at his residence on g. between AZ and 9TH
streets sol thWeSt. aged about 20 years. Mr..
Gunnell was for many years a dealer in
wood and coal. He held the Office of commits
siOner of the 9Th ward under several of the
mayors Of this city. and at one time was
canal commissioner. He was a man of in
tegrity, and his loss will be regretted.
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MOTHER
OPPOR TUNITY

TO INVEST A FEW DOLLARS, wITH POsSBr Z
RETURNS OF THOUSANDS, Is OFFERED ny
THE P0S1PONEMENT OF PUBLIC LIBRARY
OF KY. TO THE 27TH OF FEBRUARY. NEXT,
or THEIR FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT AMI
DRAWING. THE MAN AGEMENT ARE
PLEDGED TO THE RETCRNOF THE MONEY
If THE DRAWING SHOULD NOT COME OFF
AT THE DAY NOW APPOINTED.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OFKENTUCkY

Death of Gov. BramIette-Action of the
lfu>teeS-A Successor App3iuted-Na
M9re ponements-Drawing Certain
February 9th.
Al a meeting Of the Trustees Of the Public Library
81 kentucky, January 10. ISIS IL WAS resolved mai
= " Briggs, esq. who, under the late Hon. Thf,~
j. BrdinlcJt' was the real business manager ct the
glit concerts already given VA AID OF the Public nj
bfar} OF Kentucky. be and ne j. hereby authorized
T. take the place made vacant 10y the death OF said
Branlette. lu the mans cement OF thu affairs of ,ha
NTH and last gift concert. aud that the drawing AN
hoGhcrd lor February p l-75, shall positively aud
uhequlVOcaliy take place that day without any
further stponement ca delay on an account hat
n 4 DIRRET- pra-5g.,.t
JOHN ;. c AIN, Secretary.
Hereafter All comm uncatiOns relating % the d
concert should be addressed 10 the undersigu.F anu
pledge my self hat the drawing shall come on F.
be returned.
G. NJ; BRIGGS, Agent and Manager
Room 4, Public Library Building.
Jan23 IN th&k IGuisViiIs ( !, N
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IN IMMENSE TEMPERANCE DEMoSsrRA-
t rioN was held at Maryland Institute. i'm Bal
lIhoIe; last night. Rev. Edmund Didier
read a letter from Al archbishop BayIey. nrgina
al al 20 temperance. Rev. f.. Y BOYLE oi
NaShlngton; Rev. Father White. of BaIti-
Sie, ana i5r; waters. OF the Catholic Mirror.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

THE NIRGISICs INDEMNITY--The Polit-
tea. published i'm Madrid. asserts that the
lions of the American victims of the Vir-
glnius affair has been fixed at SSi 700, and
mat the convention will be signed i'm Nnedi-
aIely upon Mr.. Gushing presenting hLS ere
dentials to the new government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

DEATH Ar Il5 YFARS-At the Ollie. of
the Registrar - Vital Statistics TODAY
was received the report Of the Death of Lucy
Hawkins. colOre1. ased us years and
months She resided ~ Ihe eastern portion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

aIifAPTED SUICIDE RESULTS IN PSEI--
mo, MoN IA l.. Morris attempted suicide on
inc hi Oh January at Elberton Ga while
under the influence of linuor. by cnftine his
Inroat- After getting better OF his wound he
mehi our TOO soon and took cold. which
in his death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

A STRANGE SCENE IN CoCRT.-The trial
OF Michael sullivan, charged with the MUIR
der OF Daniel Talmadge, at Metuchen, " j.
was concluded in New Brunswick Fridav
The court room was filled with undetermined
looking crowd Of men, who made no effort To
conceal their friendship for the accused, and
the jury were requested To postpone their
verdict until to-day, as an attempt at the
prisoners rescue was probable. The scene
IN me court room was extraordinary, and the
action of the judge was said TO be Thoroughly
neoesSary.-M y. Express, 10Th.
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STEALING y PRINTING OFFICE.-On the
18th instant. ut Montgomery. Ala. the office
OF the Morning News was entered by Il dis
charged composition, and two OF the news
paper . forms were carried of. thus pre-
venting the next days issue of the paper
The forms were Secreted in the office OF a law
nrm, whence they were subsequently, re-
moved. The prOpriCtOrS OF the News pub
llshed card. rejecting on the members of
The law firm. and one Of them. q Mr. Wiley
called on Mr.. Newman. one OF the News pro-
prletOrS. and demanded a rctracti0n: which
being refused. reNOlVerS were introduced. and
one of the belligcrentS was badly shot i'm his
coat before they were arrested.
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CIT Y IT EN- s.
Par and Fabuions P.re,n,ar..

While in California, the stock in bona. .,,ax
varies from par to a thousand per CEN IT,
stock I'm the Library bonanza Is un. .ns,,aa
BILE. There is no speculation as to .vha1 ssSst-
in the Library drawing will be- ,,-I.,h a. .s1
or W GaSs 81; IN tne ~ IN. OF >oraary it viii
advance, or il will be yErr,h ro.tSins, g.,
money, ont much IN .easures greater than
money can oay Iof hose who are 10 come
s.l,, us, ., IL, ~eeks' time anybody car
factor VINO vii refuse such choice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

CAPTURE OF AN AFRICAN Fort 4xn
Mo SLAVE SHIPs.-A fleet of British men-
ol-war have bOmbarled and canturai ~,
Wombazique. on the island of Wombaz. OF
me coast OF Africa. The engagement LASTED
me me hours; seventeen of the garrison were
were captured with 800 slaves on board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

DEATH AT \ DANCE.-A bail was given
IN the \ cIdemy OF Music, Philadelphia, on
Wednesday evening. by the CannStatter as
SOclatlOn. and during its progress Mr.. John
Bower, president Of the n association and one
OF The leading spirits OF the occasion, fell
DEAD while actively participating in its en-
JONmentS. Mr.. Bower. few moments he
lore ms death, appeared To he i'm perfect
health, and in full enjoyment OF the occasion,
lie was talking and laughing with a mum
Der of his friends when he fell TO the floor il
was thought by those near him, only i'm "A
joking mood, but those about him were nor
ror-stricken 10 find on raising him up that
he was dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

FATAL DIFFICULTY IN WEST VIRGINIA
n fatal ARRAY occurred on Thursday evening
al the keutOn salt works, near Charleston
W est Virginia, between Edward Thayer son
OF Job +. Thayer, a large Salt-maker. and n
Young man named FLOYD. The former was
Killed with Il single stroke OF a cane The
young men lost temperduring a playful scuf-
he Tor note. in the house of Andrew SkVles
and concluded TO have their fight out out
side, with the sad result above stated. Thayer
hTed several shots after being struck but
spoke only once after the blow. He died ON
Friday morning. Floyd delivered himself
up TO the authorities
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LOCAL NE W S.
Amusements. &c, Tonight.

Na1s0sldI TR6GeT.-StrakO~cl ItaIlan Opera
COmIauy in Lobe grim
PORTS Opera HOuse.-Fifth Avenue Theater
Combination in .. DivO-cc-'
TnsGieT OusiQUe--The great drama OF Rob
ert MacaiTe or The Two Md-jcTcrs AID
other attractions
Avenue 7fteG'T.-AU immense Dill Of at
tractive novelties - ith six new stars, iu-
eluding sam COl!yes.
(Olsqreg,iioItul CS-uch.-lhe Jah.lee Singeri
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THE DOUBLE HANGING AT RoCKLAND
ME:-ArrangemeNts for the double execution
Oh wagner and Gordon in Maine differ some
what from the usual course. The death
warrants will not be read to them until the
morning of the execution. Religious servi-
ces VIII be held in the chapel. after which the
prisoners VIII be cond ueted Immediately 10
the sanows, and previous To being swung eff
VIII DC allowed 20 addrts s the spec tators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

ARREST OF A MURDEROCS NILLAIN-A
negro has been caught in the act of fastening
a cross tie on the treStle work over HickahoI9
Bottom, on the Mississippi and TennesSee
railroad. After his arrest he confessed To
having thrown a train off the track thare
recently. This time he expected the train to
be dashed pieces, and he then intended to roh
the bodies of the paSSengers ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

Two BURGLARS were shot a few nights q 90
uear Mooresville, ohio, by Mr.. Mohr ami &c
peular who was stopping with him. One was
killed. The other was wounded and discoy-
cred To DC Mohr's brother-in. law,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

JOHN Mitchell has il sued an address to
me electors of Tipperary, ,9resenting himsel {
AGAIN as a candidate for Parliament. A
teTday. at which il was moved to SUPPORT
Mr.. Mitchell. 1t is believed there will be no
opposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

SEVEN BROTHERS ARRESTED AS REvE-
NUE. NIoLATORS The Asheville IN. CT
Pioneer says: There is a woman i'm CherOkee
county who is the mother of nine sons. Three
OF them claim paternity of a white man
three OF an Indian, and three of a negro
seven or The nine have given bonds for their
appearance at the next term of the federal
court, TO answer to the charge of Violation
OF the revenue laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

iQuSi precede an execution.
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Whole Tickets $50. Halves. SIS Tenth. or each
Coupon, s.. Eleven Whole Tickets, s5a.
For Tickets, or information. address
THO. T.. BRAMLETTE. Agent and Nanaoar
Louisville, ny. derls mthEk "A
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o to Charles Stotts a.

euI.e wanna avenue, for one OF the best
a a},5 IS la the world, for Liver Dyspepsia
Incy, and Urinary complaints. Hundreds
ere using IL daily and find sure relief. Also
for sale by all druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

THE HARDY MEN who live on the Crock
bound coast of New England. and who gain
their livelihood by fishing on the Newfound-
land banks. have been exposed this winter to
new and terrible danger. Within ten or
twelve miles of Cape Cod the Atlantic Gee IN
has been conquered by the Frost King and
lies still as death in his icy embrace. \ fleet
of fishing vessels is blOckadci there so FAR
from shore that il is feared many crews NAV
perish from hunger, if not from cold, before
ald can reach them. Some of the crews have
reached shore, but they had to make dan
SerOuS passage across ice filled with trearh-
erOuS air holes. The brave men who are still
confined to their ice bound vessels must have
frequently faced death before but seldom. if
even. in this form. \ year seldom passes that
does not record the loss of vessels and Of life
Tor every fishing port i'm New England. Since
$50 Gloucester, Massachusetts. has lost
Twelve hundred men at sea. and i'm 1913 the
same port lost 81 vessels and IA men. This is
the principal cod fishing port of the country.
In 1875 there were 315 Gloucester vessels en-
gagged in The work, and the catch" for the
year was valued at nearly four million dol
lars. SUN the yield to those engaged in the
work does not compensate them for the hard
ships they undergo and the dangers to which
they are exposed. Few landsmen would he
willing To enga ge in the work, but the hardy
fishermen who have grown up to the business
learn. without being reckless of their lives. to
like the excitement Of their calling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

SALE o. RIAL EsTATE-JO>. +. Kelley.
sucloneer, sold al auction Tor VIM. IL g..
Naru, trustee part Of square 6sj, fronting ~
ieet on h street. and improved by three
story brick dwelling, TO Rebecca II. Mellen,
EoT s4fpO- also, frame house and lot. corner 20
and streets southwest. 10 Lawrence
Mickey, for Sl~Ssj, also. for Theodore r.
6aichel. trustee, small brick house on Cedar
Strtet, Tor $50, subject 10 enrumbI ance.
John j. Evans. real estate broker. has SOid
lor Hon. VIM Williams, part Of lot a. aud
Ine whole OF lots y, Il, II and -. OF Williams
ShaBkS a BarTy'S recorded subdivision OF
tOfS m square numbered - - Cha>. Jun
EII. lOr : "a. ora cash.
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For The middle amt eastern states, rising
baron eser. southeast 10 southwest winds,
Gear fO'lowed 10y partly cloudy wed-ner,
station ary o. higher temperature.
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ANOTHER GRACE DARLING That emery
encie> develop herOiSm is illustrated by an
incident which occurred on Long Island
Sound last week \ steamer left Providence
Tor New York was imprisoned in vast fields
OF ice and carried on a reef, where in the mid
die OF The night She quickly sank. 1t was
supposed that every soul on board had
persisted, and was so tclegraphed all over the
country. But they were saved from such n
rate by the courage Of the lighthouse keeper
on the reefs, Captain BrOOks-his maine
deserves 10 be newfoundland his heroic
daughter With only the girl to aid him.
BROOKS set out in his life-bOat. and. with n
cable attached to it. succeeded in managing
80 wei that the boat drifted towards the
steamer and finally reached ii. Every man
OF the crew then got into the frail bark, as
me steamer was rapidly going To pieces, and
they made as well as they could towards the
lighthouse. The boat was too heavily laden
however, and To save her from sinking. and
thus rendering entirely useless the timely
SuccOr afforded them, some of the sailors
jumped overheard in the icy waters and there
remained For some time. Eventually all
were safely landed at the lighthouse. where
they received food and comfort. Brooks
bravery and devotion were remarkable but
his daughter is worthy TO be ranked with
Grace Darling and Ida Lewis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

VI rLAIag 3Lat the EImWoot Collar will
~ tettfr. look more like linen aDd kern
s'e~i IN esr- than any ctheT.-4d-.
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FOED's OFERA HOU>E-MF. FurbiSh'>
Z Iih-aVeDpe combination appear at this
i"o>e Tonight, in the play OF divorce"
S>ahlt -WO yaarS ago this play was presented
IN tiilS city by the above comb "a q Ion, and
SO great was - success that a second engage
!heht Was demanded and PLAYED with even
t@fstr hOuE g than the preceding one This
sOin1in3 ton. wslich Il now la its NTH season.
Ia besn NOR" successful. ariiStlcally and
l'tcUul8riIy. than any other formed I,sfoT. or
Fht't. When Divorce" was originally bro
t"ced 40 Haly' tLeater. New York. (, had
~ Immense run.
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SH'tkIN@ DEATH cd A RAIIRpAD FLAG
AN saturday morning Jas Doughty.
ia oman ON q gravel train on the Baltimore
<t'id foi"rr2c railroad. was killed by falling
hhd'r me wheels Of the cars near Bowie sta
ZION, 20 miles from this city. Doughty nc
iced mat the switch was out OF place, and
mOuOhlng Tor The train TO stop. proceeded TO
lump on n order 10 place the switch right.
Inc tfaln was going slow, but a. he jumped
ne silppeQ on the ice and fell under the train.
AIe wheels OF two carS passing over his head
anu tile upper part OF his body. The remains
Nete taken Yesterday 10 his former hOdne.
No " " e~t Baltimore street. lie was ABOUT
- year, Ot age, ana leaves a wife. but 10
children.
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-iIIFNPTED STICIDE by BLEEDING HFR-
~ To BFATH.-tt-DUt l. O'Clock laSt
tusht- Mr.. Robert I.sHtsck. residing az M
+. f'Ur>y lvania avenue. ATTEMPTED to take
- tit bN >eVeriug an artery in the LEFT ANN
Ter Ne elbow. Officers Tayl0T aud GDru,a1,
N,fr called and summoned Or Townsend
Who ar,S>ed the wound. The cause was
'' ile>tir troubles.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
STATEMENT OF
- THE MUTUAL LIFE MURINE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
=. : WINSTON. Pe-ldanf.
f0r t7. lsgr EHffHg D.c,ulttT 20. I--E
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weather ProbabiIities ro-day.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFlCER,
WASHINGToN. Feb. %. ts.6
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Use DOoleys Yeast Powder it You relish
light sweet and wholesome Biscuits, Rolls
Pastry, sc. Your grocer sells il.
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CHARLES HEIDSTECK
Sillery or Extra Dry Champagne,
EXcelled by none.
II, l4,eo3: For sale by HALL & HUME.

CoRNs, &c.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend, j" and thousands patrOnize Dr.
Whites establishment $50 18th street. oppO-
site u. =: Treasury, to avoid painful COrns,
Bunions, Inverted Nails, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

DECAYS EFFACING FINGER viii never
mar the teeth that are brushed daily with
OdOriierouS SOZO1Ont Ii lends "a floral fra
grancc 10 the breath, as well as protects the
teeth from cOrroSiOn and decomposition. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

SORE LUNGS, CONSUMPTION. CorGHS,
COLDS.-ThiS cold weather tries the Et,lJy
sOrely. Have P0Rors Extract on hand always.
IL relieves the pain and cures the disease.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-27

9dlfte bon @ales, BON oem Safen uor
Cardiff an bis binauf gum S6loile Gar
Maroon.
Die 6liiie unO 5IiB6en, weI6e sic
Waherfiutben aus ben SdIeuien bes Sims
mels benz Sanoe uernittelten, rparen auser
Der Seuern: Srome, @pe, Saf, Gin unS
Ssmore. Bon Std6ten litten ~beIonbers
i9per Monmoutb, Cardiff Bath Ii. griz
ltol. limb wdbrenb bier lSduier auf 6duz
ier Suiammenitiir;ten, wui9 auf ben sar=
men Siehpilbtriibe 6lutb bas fat iberal
ldon 9emdbte Seu unb einen She'll Ses
WeiSens bon oannen.
Sn Der Chat ideint uniere alte, ionit 70
s!ei6mdbise unb sIeidmiitbise sltmoipbdre
oieies Sabr sans aus Dem tSdusdem. 60
bart bat ie BEN armen Groenbewobnerx
LANCE nidt m~itseipielt. limb ba,u bieie
Grbbeben unb uuIfaniiden Musbridei
9rdtte Gtuas Ser slrt iid sur .3sit ~unierer
ereisnet, mas gilt Die @ette:
Die bGtten oarin entpeber bic Sorbebeutuua
9ewaltiser llmIpdlsunsen in Der Menidenz
sel9idte ober bod Die Erarer Ser Gatur
iiber bic Serfebrtbeit Ser Natipnen seleben.
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ShIrinQiihe Staaten.

9lus Meinisen idreibt man; ySie lesten
@o9en baben ben 9lufbau bes am 5. Sep
TENDER p. S. absebrannten Sbeils unierer
Stabt iidtbar sefSrbert, ba cine Geibe pom
in Der llmsesenb erri9teten 6e%lbbrennereien
bic nStbisen Yaditeine gu lieiern i'm Stanbe
waren. Sreili6 iinS bis jest, abseieben
BON BEN auBerbalb Ser altitabt entitebsms
ben sablrei6en N~eu6auten, faum bic 0dlfte
Der auf Der Sranbitdtte ielbit peraebenen
l27 Saupldte iiber bic Sranbmauern bers
aus bebaiit, mas wobl in benz Mansel BON
Irbeitsfrdften ieinen @runo bat. S06it
wiatommen miro BEN absebrannten Sauss
beiitern, na6bem bereitS friiber an Die
Mobilarbei6doisten etpa $50 900 sc.
aasse;ablt worben iinb, bic in Ben nd6iten
Gasen beporitebenbe Tertbeilung ser auf
bieielben entfallenSen Quote Der einsesans
senen Siebessaben bon 45O, 900 90. iein.
Vet &epartiruns berielben lit Bic gro6e
Der bebaut sepeienen @runbfd6e uno bic
Stodpertssabl ber abssbrannten @ebduoe
nnter Seriidiidtisuns bes jett sa bsren
mallipen Seriteaung erforberli6en &oitens
al fmanoes unb inter slbsus Der srbaltenen
Terii6erunssiumme si @,unbe gelest uno
babel %benienigen, bic einen Neubau untere
nebmen, Elm aufi6las ;usebiaist worSen.
Onr9l6nittIi6 wiro jebsr friibrere 6auss
BETTER 600 bis 700 Sblr. erbalten, bod
lit als Marimalbetras 1900 SbIr. feitses
lett woroen. (N. 81. 81