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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
Hazing,--a Student Seriously Injured

PORTLAND. Me-. Nn,.7. Last Thurs
day night Walter Davis. son of Hon.
lillHm Il. DAY OF this city. Il mem
hrI of the Freshman class of Bow dom
College. WIS severely injured 10y failing
on his back while being thrown up in u
blanket 10y the >ophom"Ic>. The Fresh
mcu were holding Il meeting To organ
ne Il "lcc club. when the S"phomnIr>
broke INTO the room and began To throw
them up in Il blanket While Davis
WAS IN the blanket one of the men " hu
was holding the blanket let 90 and
Young Davis fell to the floor lie WAS
obliged I" come home where he now
remains. 1t is said that hazimy is on
the increase at Bowdoin. and hardly Il
ni@ht passes but what some one has to
-tntl.-r
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

PAEpnNING An INNOCENT NAN.=Thc
case of Moses +. Wheeler. pardnncd hv
the Governor OF Massachusetts. appears
t" he one of peculiar hardship. He has
been >erNin" ont Il life sentence in the
state prison since l-6-. having been
convicted of the crime of ~ son for SET
ting fire Ia the First Parish Church and
a dwelling house i'll brighton. aud if
the drath-bcd confession of il woman.
upon which his pardon WAS secured. is
time. hc was entirely innocent of the
crime. Aud yet he comes out of prison
IL jail bird though an innocent man.
he appears a. IL paIdoued criminal. PAL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
Death from Chloroform.

Onr more must h.. added to the list
"i deaths from che list OF an.r>tlIctic>
III thi, country. On Saturday last at Il
>rI %l"dl ciInIC at the city hospital. Al
hhnN. y. l.. Il patient WAS placed ON
the nprIatiu" table before he students
ami a mINtulc "i rqdal parts chlnraioInI
and ether administered in the usual
manner. just is Dr. Arm>hy WAS about
to commence the operation. which WAS
/" have been the amputatinn of Il gan
%renouS finger, the patient WAS di>rov-
cred I" hc pulSclc>s and although the
Use OF >timulamt> were kept up for Il
long tim" II WIS without effect. \ post
.nortcm wa> held Sunday aud though the
man WAS found to hr generally I'M
sound. probably from the effect, of Ii
Pu"r as he WAS an Incorporate man. NO
lesion WIS found of sufficient impur-
lance I" cause death. 50 it must he call
rd one OF those cases which are 81 rare
At the present day. death from anu
-th,tics.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

James VI. Berhc. Il we'll known rrrI.-
cal merchant "i Boston. died al hi rr,I-
deuce on Beacon street ii ) "',In,a
Tuesday morning. in his 67lh year.
Henry .J"llir. Il l4-Ncar>-"ld leo, 20
West ll"hnkcn. y. j.. while rhr>Hu-
Ing in the woods near Fort Lee. 'hr
other day. WIS shot at 10y 4 d,u..n
RASCAL. VIII" laughed NJ his deed sud
left. The boy i mot dangerously
Wounded. though more than ~ bind
shot Pcppercd the skin.
That mammoth hotel ii - I.,.,
will he cLi:cd the Grand hotel. II u.i
hc situated III the corner al Grand .uH
Page aVcnnc and occupy l2u.unn ~qEr'
feet. 2l.OOO more than the Palace io'r'
III san Francisco. There are t. bc 2au
rooms. and the cost. exclusive ot tu-
uitmc. will he SI.n5O.Om. W"Ih 0h|
he begun 10y the contractor. neat
Spring and the contract provides that
the hotel shall he complctrd 10y sep
tember |. Ic77.
y special fast train on the Pruu>'-
vamia railroad. Tuesday morning. a'-
tempted to bring JERSEY CITY and l'm.-
Adcipha within two hours aud Ten
minutes of each other. and did 20 a'"
more. having several minutes l." >l"l'
Om December the Pcnll>, NJulI ln..
road officials will try To- run a train from
New York to PittShurg without Il stop
IA feat never Vet accomplished. Wa
ter for the boilers will he >rn"prd ilon
long iron troughs parallel with jhr
tracks. as is done on the Ne" (".h
Central. and the ncrc>>.irN tUrI 1911.
probably he carried 10y several lc'dr''
of the locomotive.
The officers of the Winthrop. Name.
bank have compounded the i'I"nA
with the robbers who stole ~9u.umd. h
money and securities. from the bank I'
July last. The robbers agreed {" ''-
turn all the securities they could n'.
Use for the reward of Slu.Wnl. who.
the bank offered. They have rrt'.'
the money aud government bonds >i"i'.,
he negotiations were c"udH'''
through Philadelphia detective.
Mr.. Orton tells his directors that 'br
Western Union Telegraph mc''i w.
making 50 much money ~ nov" N'''
Il mllll"n dollars profits in the H".'!.''
ending October |. and more hu~llr'>,
octobcr than in the same month. ">
ycaI.
News comes of the death III h""'.'
y. JcnckcS. at his home in Cumu' .d."'
X. |. 1t is ii great loss To the hh,''
Island bar, of which Nj. .Irn'h'> .''
been for Years the Acknowledged I'.''''
As Il mrmber of the Thirty cr.h'H ",
the three following Congress-. "' NV
useful public work and tIicd To Ct" I"'''
Outside of the profession. he j.
known and will hc Longest irm''n"'
as the early and earnest ad,"',"'
civil service reform.
The huglarS who bored and dH- .. '.
the roof down into the vault al me
National Bank OF pilt>l"n. IA. LINN
day night instead ol getting
worth of plumber. a. reported. -"
about 500. When they got int" lI''
they found three spherical sale, '"' T a,,r
them and the desired booty. i'
which they blew open, NIcI"'t
papers of no value To them ; l"'
tempt on the second was pan ,''',
urc, and the expulsion aw"hc an" "', .,,,.
eel the neighhorS. and the thIrN r,,
forced to make Il ha>tN c\i'' iLr
behind tools OF more value 'I'"
booty they got.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

ghc admitted evidence on ;hc tIiul; Ia
obtain all the new evidence pr"cHrahle
III word, TO make thorough work of
1t. sparing no pains to get at the bot
tom facts. 1t looks now as though We
were to have revival of this unfor-
tuIlte h!I>iueSS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
Excitement at Dartmouth College.


ARREST OF TEN OR TWELVE STUDENTS.
PLYMOUTH, n. H., Nov. ). There
has been great excitement at Hanover
! College this mornih caused 10y the ar
rest of ten OF twelve students.
! 1t seems that on Friday and Saturday
| the students attended an auction sale
| of books ut the store of j. Is. Parker,
and as he claims behaved in Il very M
becoming manner. breaking windows.
furniture, etc. and aSSaulting himself
and clerk. Parker obtained indictments
against ten of the number. and last
night Sheriff Tabor of Hanover, assisted
| ny Sheriff Newell of Hayerhll. called
ut the room of the students at o'clock
and requested them to get up and ac
company them. The request WAS conn
piled with and they were locked mp
until this morning, when they were
taken to the ears at Norwich station
and brought to Plymouth for trial.
About four hundred or mole of the
students accompanied the coach con-
tanning the 'conNictS" to the station,
cheering and screeching all the way,
and only about six were left to attend
the chapel meeting. Mr.. Parker, the
plaintiff, arrived ut the depot soon af-
ter, and was intending to take the train
to go to Plymouth, but the boys re-
manning concluded they wanted him to
remain with them SO they hustled him
into the depot, showed him into the
ticket office, and locked the door and
kept him there until after the train left
1t is said they tlIrowed il dog through
the window to keep him company. Par
ker has tclegraphcd Solicitor Putnam
that lie will he here at SIX this evening
= The indictment charges them with
smashing windows, tables, counters.
heating and woundIng the proprietor
and his clerk, but this the boys deny.
They have retained McSSrS. Harry
Bingham of Littleton and :. Is. Page of
Concord to defend them, and good
deal of fun is expected at the trial.
The boys are in good spirits and seem
confident of acquittal. Later reports
say the boys gave bail for appearance
at court, and were released.
THE RIOT CONTINUED.
HANOVER, y. H.. Now. For scv-
eral days past the Dartmouth students
nave had mnlc than the usual amount
ri excitement. caused by the arrest of
ten of their number by the principal
bo"kSrllcr of Hanover. J. b. Parker. on
IL charge of IIotou> conduct at an alIc-
u"n. Having been discharged at Ply
mouth, and the ease put over till next
March. the rioters returned Yesterday.
and were met ut the depot 10y the stu
dents in Il body. who took them in
charge and hauled them in Il calriag,.
through the streets into the campus
In the evening the boys amused them
selves 10y marching through the streets
singing songs, and finishing up with Il
hn%r nomlile and the burning at Parker
IN ctligH. making night hdrullS with
drums. tin horns. etc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

of Dartmouth college will pursue in the
premises-whether they are men or
towards. -Rutldnd Globe.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
Assignment of Judges.
The following assignment of Judges
was made by Chief Judge Picrp"int. for
the wear commencing Dee. list. $50:

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tLr v,..,r ,,,n,ra,,inu dec Ist I-z5.
-,
t,Ii p,,', I,,n
H., ,L'I;, pi',r,,',;,,t U-loo1o, poJ
foii pn'' I, IL
r,''iI.I, ,r;,,.,,;,,t ,,1,.,,,o,. poI
c.I'I Dr.
AJi;,mm i,rr,t, Iyh..I.r R..dfolJ
Pas, I,m 81
prtI',mJ p;.rr,;,, r,r.,t Ro,,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

e The Golden R"Ie is getting de-
ci'ledly MurraIish. The last number
has Il fling at Moody, il dig ut deacons,
and II leading editorial on prayer
meeting bores." which would do credit
to the v. J. san. On editorial page
are two articles in proximity. one en-
titled The Coming Target shoot and
the other, The impending Revival OF
Religion The paper is more like Mr..
MurIay'S lectures than like his sermons.
and ut present seems likely to he il Solt
of guerrilla among the religious press.
We are sorry To see that the promise of
the first numbers is not likely to he
fulfilled.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

DA>TAHDLI ATTEMPT To WHECK A
Train. Saturday morning, between >
and 3 o'clock. Il short time before the
arrival of the night cNpIcs> from Boston.
ii man living Il short distance this sid,
OF RoNhury station. on The Genital road
thought he heard voice in the ,lircc-
ton of the track. aud dressing himself
proceeded III the direction of the sounds
rs he approached the track, he SIM
TWO men running away. and ON invcS-
tIgatIon he found that they had partial
lN removed the spikes and Chairs from
one OF the rails. evidently with the in
tentI"n of throwing the IIain from the
track. ne iIan could he heard com
ing III the distance. and having no other
means of signalling. the man fore III.
lining from his vest, and setting fire tn
u succeeded IN attracting the attention
OF the engineer. VIII" stopped the train
just III time.-Free Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
The Female Smugglers.

marion l;r;Im>iicld." alias "Woud>. "
the Wcman VIII" WAS arrested at II. Al
bans for smuggling. which ease Wa>
continued until last Tuesday. WIS heard
on that day before George Gregory
smith. Esq. as 'nitrd States Commits
>I"n"r. She Is strongly suspected of
hring one "t Il gang of professional
burglars. General Peck of Numtpciirr.
Assistant District Attorney. appeared
tor the Government. and Sidney II.
Stewart. ,Jr.. of New York city. for the
prisoner. Nc>>r>. Walker. Wells and
Nv" sons of II. Morgan. silk merchants
of Montreal. wcI, also present. These
gentlemen fully identified the silks is
a portion or those stolen from Morgan
n Co. two weeks ago. She WAS bound
over IN S:RhW I" appear next February.
Tuesday afternoon another cXamina-
tl"n WAS had III the Jail office before.
Justice Gilman on Il warrant of larceny
and rrcriN ing stolen goods Ca this
she WAS bound over in the sum of S5iWU
/" appear ut the April term of this
County Court. Her counsel on the
State hearing took no part. except wish
ing the bail To he made us low is uoS>i-
bile. and also protesting against the
tight of the State authorities to arrest
her. She furnished II" bail and was
again locked mp. lIcr counsel left. as
is supposed. to get her bail.
She has NOW become quite deSpond-
rnt in her prison and grows pctulant.
She says she will tell ali She knows
ahout this affair if her friends do not
soon come to her rescue and furnish
bail for her (SSODO)
When the Custom House Inspector
first ovcllraulcd these two women ON
the evening train from Montreal he en-
dcav"rcd t" keep both under strict SUI
VIGILANCE. When the train got into the
depot at st. Adams he acted as an eS-
rort t" ''Marion." leaving the other to
follow right along after him out of
the ear door but Ia the Inspectors
surprise female number two gave him
the slip. went out the back end of the
depot. where there WAS automatically a
male accomplish. slipped off her skirts.
which were full at silks. dunncd her
water proof. and the last of her was she
got away. \ search WAS soon made
when she was found missing. The train
was searched. but to no purpose. Ii is
presumed she sat right in ear. and
the change she made in her appealanct.
bafficd the officers. LetfcI. To BOxf0u
.jOHrHdI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

\ REVOLVING MURDER. The recent
murder of Mrs. Lcmucl L. Abbott by
her husband II O>>ipvc. was most re
Voting one. She W;l> his second wife.
had tried thrr" times To get Il divorce.
and had testified that Abbott had once
pnt Il rope aIound her neck and threat
rnrd {" hang her unless she would con-
tc>> that he waS moi the father of his
youngest child and once he had tied
her {" Il >tauchinn in the barn. where
she remained all night According Ia
his story. she had been twittlny him
with giving his property away to his
former children. and he WAS thus pro
N"kcd /" the deed. The little boy ;
coming home from school. found their
mother lying i'll Il pool OF blood. with
her skull terribly fractured. The bows
iicn ian to the barn. where they found
their father with Il chain around his
n"ck. but they got help from the neigh
hnl> IN time Ia save mm. When in his
cell. he said. Nov | want Won To make.
NAY with me a> soon a> possible and
give the property to my childrcm" And
ms frequent rcpctitioms of ''tno late. too
late, were pItltul To hear.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

ANOTHER ARGUMENT AGAINST THE
President. A startling story was re-
ported by telegraph the other day. that
General Babcock and Orvillc Grant. the.
Presidents brother. had been indicted
1T ST. Louis. for completely in the wills
key frauds. 1t turns ont that this re-
port was an invention of some agent of
the defeated ring of Swindlers. 1t was
ii deliberate and gratuitouS expression
of malice. OF course it has been made
much Of 10y the Democratic and '.inde-
PENDENT press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12
Remarkable Incendiarism.

The spar>cly populated town OF
Bll!mtrce, VT, is greatly excited over
the operations of inccndiarieS. About
> o'clock, Friday, morning. Luther Til
son, who lives on RifoId brook. three
miles north of West Randolph. diScov-
cred that his barn WAS ON fire. and il
was soon burned, with all its contents.
In Il few moments Joseph Smallrv. who
lives 90 rods north, heard il noise. and
upon looking ont Saw that his barn WIS
nn fire. He went ont to save what he
could, but ON looking back. saw that
his house WAS in flames. and both build
imgs were destroyed. Loren Marsh. his
next neighhor. north. came to helm
SmalleN, and in Il few moments Saw his
own buildings burning. and they were
consumed together with thirty sheep.
five cattle, hay. etc. only a horse being
saved. Soon after. the buildings of
james Marsh. who lives few rods north
were found on fire, and they were de
Stroycd with their contents. \ tramp
who had been seen lurking about i,
suspected of being the incendiary. and
hundreds of folks were hunting the
county, with ropes to hang the scoun-
drel if they should find him. The suf-
fcrerS are all farmers in moderate cir
clm>tance>, and the loss foots M Scv-
cral thousand dollars. TilSon. Smallev
and Loren Marsh are insured i'm the
Farmers Mutual.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

The Guibord funeral and attempt to
bury the body i'll the Catholic cemetery
at Montreal will take place. it is now
asserted. either on Saturday or early
next week. The probability of any
serious repetition of interference on the
part of the French Catholics has been
lessened by the circular letters of the
bishop, counseling peace, and in the
firm yet tardy action of the authorities
in providing for the presence of large
body of police and militia.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

y Bold OUTRAGE. The house of
James j. Pratt. Il farmer living in
BIalntr"r. WAS entered on SATURDAY
"Ncnin" at o'clock. while Nj. Pratt
ana wife were in town. shopping.
by Il masked man. who Knocked a
daughter of Mr.. Pratt. about twenty
Years ot age. SenSclc>S. and 50 fright
enlng Il Young son that he ran To the
ncIghhorS. This caused the villain to
depart without accomplishing his oh
leci. Whatever il w;lS. and leaving no
rlr" whereby he c.im he detected. Miss
Pratt WAS not much injured
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

doncd for IL crime he has never COM
mitted
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

Henry ONiait. the court reporter. does
NOT lose his place; he rendered his res
,"hatI"n, but 1t was not accepted. and
he has been employed for another wear
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

TIE MONTPELIER FAILIEE.-Thc
failure of Mr.. Henry +. Fificld. which
was announced the middle of last week.
Is matter of public regret. SayS the
journal. Mr.. Filicld is one of the most
popular amt cntrrpri>img Young men in
town ana he receives. as he deserves
the ~ mpatlIt of all. His debts are be-
ilrrrd t" he i'll the nrighborhood of
sixty thousand dollars. and his assets
III" pohahly half that amount. We
are glad t" learn that there i, a Spccdy
prospect OF an amicablc settlement with
his creditors. and of his reSuminp busi-
ness on Surer foundation than ever
before
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-11-12

he State Agricultural Society could
not have done better than to rIocc nj
ITS head Hon. Geo. \. Merrill of I'm,
lant: lie Is AN able. public-spiritcd
ana Intelligent gentleman. long infer
r>t"d lii and familiar with the work Of
the S"clciN: and as President he can
!, ", relied on To keep it on Il high plane,
! he veteran Secretary .f tb. Summit.
Henry Clark. Esq. retain. his place ~
Il matter of course. The excellent iii
'e',"rS from tins county, Jas. \. Shcdd
ana L.. :. Drew, are reelected. Gen.
H. H. haAtel, Of Rutland, takes II place
III me Board, and as Il whole the Socie-
tN j. GNr.lI.,tI,. a;....l
, 1875-05-17
5alinoitde gepsl1sn.

Sprpnto, 10. mai. Sci Safe
superior 1T nod INNER init bidem Gi=
ie iibersossn uno iino mod feline Anoel
den porbanoen, bab es balo oufbre6en
pirb.
Ottotu.a, Ont, Is. Moi. 9as
Suitis : 9epartement bat Sfa3ri4ten
empfanser, baB 8eiBe in Dem uoro=
metli9en Serritorium perl9ieoene
Mprotbaten %besansen uno li9 mad
Montana in ben Ser. Staten 9eflii3=
tet batten. gluf @runo ocs @usliefe=
runsspertroses miro man Die Werbaf=
tuns nnb 1~eber9abe Der 8erbre9er fors
bern.
YbiGabeIpbi a, Is. Mei. Ge'
fern bur9lief elm 8eridt Die 8. Strobe,
bab betriiseril9e Giienbabn : attien i'm
Marfte Isien. Mnfanss slaubte man,
oieIes lei elm Man6per Der attienmdfler,
Inn ben Marft su beeinfuiien. Sie vi
iien Der psrl@ieoenen itaotii@en giien@
babn- @eleli9aften besannen gu pci-
den, i4lisbli4 blieb aber Der Srud nur
aaf elmer 2inie, Der Spruce- uno Yine=
itraBens 2inie. Ser prdlioent bieier 81
ME entoedte, baB 400 Bis 800 Attien
mebr aussesebsn ieien; g. @ruB 6reg
ion fir 100000 biz 100000 mebl
attisn ausseseben baben. ST. Srep b
nuste bic erla1stsn @efoer, tint ben Gre
, 1875-05-17
Garopaifde nadri9ten.

8re8tau. Shirt, Yiidloi Sorlter hat
bic ibm pom 8aplte 3uscoadlte auSseid)'
nuns. bas erSbiiAofltbe EaQium neblt
einem 8tsps, an Ii. aprtl erbaltea.
Sci benz Gntihluiie bc8 Sildof
Den Wuientbalt nidt nah Sobannisbers
gu perlegsn. lOnbern ben Nua9ans lclueS
YroaelIeS IN Berlin %abSuuorten, lolen
Ginluirfun9en Der Oclterreid)ilt)en &c.
sierung, welde oiplomatll1e Serpldez
lun9cm beiirbtet. bon eltI1esoenoem
Ginfluile 9ewelen icin.
Mebrere t~leritale gldtter briu9en bic
Mittbeiluns, oaB Der Gpeipralioent bcs
SrcsIauer Ippellat'ousserldts oil
iammtlid)e inn unterlteats @sridte Die
GuHorOsrun9 e%rlaiien babe, Die tatbolis
id)en Seanlten ulter Der Sano aujus
weiien, ii4 ieslider T~bcilnalme an Den
etuaigen. Dem 6aritbilhof SeInrib au
bsiien beuorltcbenoem fin5l9ia jri9cn
YrieiterIublldum oar3ubrinsenoen Sras
tlouen su ~entbalten. Nm II. Iprll bat
unter SroBen 0eisrlibfeitea oas Subj,
laum ltattsefunocn.
grsslau oarf fid rtbmen, sinen
iein ei9en gu aennen, Der tetn
S.itsnltid oieleidt III i'm 2onouner
@rcentrics@ lub unb in Mmerita finoet.
Sbwobl Die 3abl Der Ssreine bier fei-
nesws9s binn seiGet lit = So al Der
d5abl etpa mag bic nsus Speclalitat
bod Der Gurioitat me9su niht unsr'
ipGbnt blsiben. Nm IA. fauo in elmer
Wsinbanoluns bic critic @eueraluer'
iammlung bes vSereins Der DIden"
fat, Der iid am 6. tonitituirte. Der
3wsd bes Vereius 1T, oaS WOblbefin'
Ben Der torpulenten Serren our1 ge'
meini9aftli9eS 8runnentrinfen uno
anbcre @uren gu f0roern. Cine meci'
sinil9e @apacltat 1T als PraleS oe8
8ereins ins Iuse seiaBt. SIN W.ni'
malstwiht bon 100 Pio. ODER t%onltat'
tirts 6ettluat bsrs9tlst our WsItslisO'
i9aft.
Gobtena. Wadbem bic r@obIen3e.
S9issn.@ sis0iAait" idon felt Ianss'
rsr i3eit ibrsn DISQUALIFICATION segeu
lire @ldubiser nidt mebr nadtcmmsn
tOnnts, osriammeltc lie lseters 5pelnal,
nm iid nit Senielben gu einem sewt1eu
Yroeeutiase gu a%rransirsn. 3war
wurbe elm iolaeS ARRANGEMENT in Der
erlten WsriammlunS bereits gstrofen,
baHelbt iasltsrte ieOO9 na9bsr an Der
GrfA1una Der stunsaouasnsn @erpfli4a'
, 1875-05-17
GnglanD.

Qpnbon,1 Is. Mlai. 8oDton miro
einsn Sweitsn @eriu9 mo6cn, aosr Den
Ranal gu ldluimmsn.
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