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National Republican., 1875-12-28
wAYLAND SEMINARY.
Holiday Entertainment.

On Christmas eve q very large company OF in
yited guests assembled in the chapel OF Way.
land Seminary to witness the annual literary
entertainment given by the scholar. The exer-
eises opened with an address Of welcome by E. A.
Randolph, of Baltimore, followed BY q few re-
marks from Rev. ]. a. Brown, Of this city. The
remainder Of the programme was as follows
the Tesult Of labor" by Vim. Davenport, of Vir-
giDia: address. "a welcome to vacation" by r.
4. Robinson. Of Virginia; singing, "Neni, Crea-
by Adsm Green, d. c.: address, Mind the
glory Of man, by Allen p. Daniel, of West Vir.
einis. The exercises were Of Q highly entertain.
ing character, and all present expressed them
selves gratiied st the progress made BY the stu
dents At the conclusion Of the literary portion
Of the programme the guests were invited to the
leetuTe-roon Of the college, where they paItook
of 4 bountfiul collation..
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Lookout for Fiery EcsnsS.

TIE baggage of the KirGlfy troupe had 9 very
narrow escape from destruction in coming over
fromI Baltimore on Sunday. A portion OF the
scenery projected out ofthe end ofs car, and soma
sparks from the engine lighting on It, the ground
work for q hrstclass confsgration was evidently
laid. Fortunately, however, the IRE was detected
IN eason TO prevent the destruction Of the esr
and its contents. The KirGlfys carry two car
loads Of scenery with them, large and small
@et, and its destruction would MT only entailed
vented them from filling their engagement in this
and other cities.
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Zznlo Pools.

The case Of the little acrobat, Zanlo Poole,
who was some time since taken from the custody
Of his older brothers, with whom he was per-
forming at the Theatre Comique, on Q writ OF
habeGs corpus Issued upon the petition Of J. T.
Gatchsll. was yesterday called in Equity Court,
Judge Wylie. The case had been referred TO
Mr. j. J. johnson, examiner in ehancery, to take
testimony, and yesterday Mr.. johnson submitted
q large lot OF testimony, which was read by Mr..
Miller, Gatcbell's counsel, and Mr.. Thomas,
Scunsel for the Poole brothers.
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Washington and the Cent? nuial.

Mr.. Chris. xander, the wellknoun rectiher
and distillor, has been requested BY numerous
leading parties in Philadslphia to erect stand
at the Centennial grounds for the sale Of his cel
ebrated stomach bitters, as they pronounce Il the
best remedy for dyspepsia OF malsrial fever in
the market. Mr.. X. replied that he had his
hands full at his own store No Gil Seventh street,
between i and X streets, to meet the increasing
demand for this medical article,
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Rnss Txaad in Havana.

Hon. William NJ. Tweed has authorized NJ.
Goldstein, the proprietor of the California Cigar
Store, No. Gil Pennsylvanis avenue, under the
Metropolitan hotel, regardless Of expense, to
hundred. or five cents each, equal to any ten cent
cigar sold in The Dlstricf. THESE cigars Will be
sold at the California Cigar Store, No. GIL Penn
sylvania avenue, under the NetrOpolitan hotel.
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Marriage Licenses,

Licences were yesterday itsued to PIiney N.
Hough and MsIioi F. Wilson, VIM. Blue and
SuEannah Cooper, VIM. Andrew Walls and Anna
Eliza DuvaIl, John R. Van Brake and Toner
Jones, Chas. G. T. Thornton and Marth Evans
Daniel Coombs and Flora Hawkins, James H
Miller and Annie Elizabeth Frazier, John q,
Daniels and Annie Bell, Of Washington
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Special Notice.

In addition to my usual stocE or imported
hosiery, fir underwear ard ger ersl furnishings,
l have some elegant and useful fancy goods and
toilet articles for holiday presents suitable for
ladies and gentlemen,
ANNIE X. HUMPHREY, Agent,
$50 Tenth street northwest,
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New York Republican Association.

. Those who wish an evening Of social enjoyment
should not forget the reception Of the above
named association, which takes place Wednesday
evening EEK. at Masonic Temple.
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CASE OF THE BOY ZANLO POOLE
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Meeting OF the Evangelical Alliance
Arrangements for the Week OF Prayer
Marriage Licenses Church and
School :Entertainments-Mis
Gus Paragraphs of Local Interest
National Republican., 1875-12-28

THURsToN's IVORY PHARL Toora PowDm
used daily will keep the teeth clean. white and
sound, the gums healthy and the brssth sweet,
Twenty-Five and MY cents per bottle.
JouvEN'e lEoDoRous kID-y}LovH OLHAHn
viii renoyate soiled gloves thoroughly snd
quickly. Twenty i've cents per bottle.
THOMPSON PoMADE UPTIn1 10 equal TO the
best French, and but half the prics twenty-five
and nfty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRENGTHENING PLAsrHRs Gs The
very best All sold bv druRRists.
National Republican., 1875-12-28

NEITHER A FIRE NOR A HOMICIDE
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wholesome Tonie.

Messrs. Seheller s. Pinkard, druggists, {7T Penn
sylyania avenue, are the agents in this city Of
LiebIe's Liquid Extract of Beef,'' one Of the
best tonics and inyigorators for invalids ever
placed IN the market. The preparation had its
origin at the time OF the late Franco Pussian war
when It Was produced b the emiseut chemist ct
the solicitation Of the German military authori-
ties to be used in the army. II Is strengthening,
and supplies the place OF solid food for those
whose condition will not sdmit OF the use Of solids
II is pleasant 10 the taste and contains nothing
deIeterions In its ingredients. See advertisement
In another column z'
National Republican., 1875-12-28

TRR LIST Of those who receive on New Years
Day, sspublished next Saturday morning in the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, will be the largest and
most eomnlete
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THE BIBLE SOCIETY.
Families Visited Tracts Distributed.

Families YiIited-Tracts Distributed.
The Washington City Bible Society held its
regular monthly meeting last evening at their
rooms over Bsllantyne's bookstore. The presi-
dent, DR.. A. W. Pitzer, occupied the chair, and
W. H. Deshields, esq, acted Is secretary. The
report Of the committee on exploration was re-
ceived, and In connection with It the missionary
OF the society made his monthly statement, set
ting forth that he had visited 1005 families con-
Eisting OF 1850 persons in the northeast and
southeast sections of city. He had found 20
families without Bibles, 90 Of which he had sup
piled with Testaments, s had refused the word Of
God. He had been kindly received by nearly all
Of the families, and had distributed 80, 600 pages
OTtracts. After the transaction of the usual rou-
tine business the society adjourned.
SATURDAY MORNING the eNATIoNALREPUBLICAN
will be issued IS a double shGet, and will con-
tain \ great variety Of intere ting New Years
matter
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GENERAL NEWS OF TREcITY

A QUIET AFTER THE STORM
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Re is STILL IN TIE CUSTODY OF GLFCHEL
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yAHxER TOLD Us the other day that he would
not be without DR.. Buii's Cough Syrup lift cost
Eve dollars bottle. IL mnst be wonderful
- Esmedy.
National Republican., 1875-12-28
CITY ITEMS.

A LARGE VOLUME
would not contain the raass Of testimony which
has accumulated in favor OF DR.. Wistdr,s Bdlsan
of Wild CIerTy as q safe. efficient and reliable
remedy in curing coughs, colds and pulmonary
disease. Many Of the cures are truly wonderful;
20 cents and u a bottls. large bottles much the
cheaper.
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I,i, GrccIcy'SEIu<bnnd.

NJ. II. H., Correspondence -. Louis i'"r"h-
Colonel Nicholas Smith is most dis
tinru.-hed looking person. oi good
h.I.,Y,. with face OF the BOolhAn order
straight. clean cut, defiant features, with
line eyes and bright expression, TN"
unanimous verdict was III favor OF ms
personal beauty. OF course | must lind
pul. with him; as | did no, THINK the
handsome drc,, of the bride suitable Tor
travelling | shall further cmb'ttrr their
Young live, 10y putting on record my
dislike Of the ColoneIs hair dressing.
Tho c,et-uo OF his head was a study.
Combs he don. know oh, and brushes
h, never heard OF. The hymn says OF
heaven. -Thcrc'u be no Parung,
there" Now the gallant Nicholas
head disputes the claims OF Paradise
III. hair Is long and wavy and black,
with here and there 4 silver thread,
and uc ling the bulk of II back, hu;
catches handful on one side just any
where it comes, and he trails It i""
a.ru,, his forehead, in detached mars,
in groups and sections. This is fastened
with hair pin, or track, or gum arabic
behind his of ear. No amount of con-
graduation, hand shaking or emotion
di>'ocuted that hair. How long to
know how il was done, and impart some
of that studied negligence to tn" ram
uant undcrbrush that sticks out of my
hats and makes my lie burden. Col.
onrl Smith Is an extremely handsome
man. with q style >: beauty tina; make.
him instantly marked person IN
crowd.
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Louisville Lcnrrobncco Market.

The offerings during the last six days
are 2u5 hhG, in cycr>, OF the aggregate
a. last week.
Thi, gain was derived more from tn"
movement i'm old stocks than from new
receipts. though the latter have been
somewhat larger The late advancing
tendency Of the market ha, brought out
more orders designed to forestall fur
Their prospective rise and holders have
a fair disposition t. realize Mt the adj
vance already established The market
Ina, presented comparatively settled iea-
lures throughout, the honors being easy
between buyers and sellers. The under
tone has been firm, and lost week prices
supported, though in the last day or two
q greater number of reflections i'll some
grades shows that competition between
buyer, j. not 50 active. The principal
buyers are operating on foreign account.
4 large proportion Il "hering, con-
tinucs "a lar below the quality of CORES
ponding grades in former years as here
ioforr.
In the latter part of the week the
weather has become much more tayora-
BILE to planting Interests, and the pros
poets fora crop are much more cheerful.
We quote rs follows:
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story ornLightnins-Rod PeddIer

Madison llnd0 Courier.
He drove his team close up to the
fence, got down and raped at the door
The widow Gilkins opened it, when he
said: Mrs. Gilkius, | am cognIZant
of the circumstances by which you are
surrounded. left IL YOU are to trudge
down the Journey of life through Il cold
and hcartlcss word-no longer sustain
20 and encouraged by the noble one to
wnum YOU gave the treasures Of Your
heart. affection, aud bowed down by
the manifold cares ami responsibilities
incidental! 10 the rearing OF eight SINAI!
children on forty acre, OF sub-carbonI-
trruu, limestone land; vet, Mrs. GIlklns,
YOU are aware that the season !, now APP
preaching when dark, dismal, danSerou,
loud, at frequent Intervals span the
canopy Of heaven and when |iEIaG
,trcaks of electricity dart Pr"misrousiy
b. TIER and thithcr, rendering this habi-
,tIon unsafe for yoursct! and thos" dear
IrtIo onc,-hcncc. therefore, let ne sell
Won Il copper wire, Siivcr-tipped and
bioLiy magnetic lightning rod
The woman staggered back few
mace, and YELLED: "Narcis unlasten
LID Crouch" IL another instant say
,,..,. bu}l-doc came darling round the
inner 81 the house with brIstlcr up,
,lfr.ffn, for gore. The dog had already
maualed 81 muchinc agent and Il patent
"a, man. and was held in great esteem
by the better class Of citizens, irr rs
courage and service; but when Ia. eye
met the hard, penetrating gal' OF Mr..
par,on. his chop, fell, and lac -!lnkcd OIL
and hid in the bushes. Then the man
said. My dear lady, you seem to b" a
'ttI. excited. Now II you Will allow
me- to explain the probable inest'ma-
bic
bern We, ! know something that
will start We. said Mrs. G,lkns, oN she
reached under some bed clothing ana
hrouah, forth horse pistol. but OWING 10
fine. Shattered condition of her nerves,
A.r aim WA, unsteady. and the charg" OF
Lgck.bot missed save where II lew scat
tered one, struck his cheek and glanced
off, \ hard metallic smile spread over
h,, courtcnaucc, as hc leaned his should
rr AGAINST the door frame, and again
roinmcnced: My dear madame, such
.pa-molic manifestations Of your di,in-
rllna,iou to make 81 iudicious investment
OF It few pnltry dollars
"Hi-co"' shricked the widow, and
collapsed into kind Of Jerking .woon,
and before she had recovered highly
magnetic lightning rod decorated her
pumr.e domicilo, and Parsons had Tn"
blank lot. filled outnlready for her sig
nature.
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European Breeds Of Neat Cattle III
America


Several Of the mere valuable breeds OF
neat cattle were established early IN the
Oid World, and improved during the pc
riod spoken of. Pedigrees began TO be
carefully looked after. The first volume
ofthe English short-horn Herd-book
appeared in 1922, but its pedigrees began
at about this period, or little earlier
Only thirty animals are recorded that
fiourished in 1859 and earlier; and while
the blood Of unrecorded animals after
ward came in, for present purposes the
prdigrees ofall the thousands ofthorough
bred shoit-hOrns date back TO about that
time, theoretically at least.
Precisely when the first impOrtatiOns
of this breed were made to this country
is uncertain 1t is now believed that
they occurred very soon after the Revo-
lutionary war, and there are traditions
of several importations before 1900.
Soon after that date importations began
in earnest, and have gone on ever
since.
The first volume Of the american
Short torn Rand Book was published in
1916, the thrteenth last year, and in
them are recorded some $1,000 pedi-
grecs. Certain strains Of this
breed have thrived peculiarly
well here, and the sale Of
one herd September 10, 1873, at New
York Mills, was doubtless the most ex-
;raordinary cattle sale that has ever taken
place anywhere. At this sale l09 head
sold for about $4,000, or an average Of
over 81, 500 per head, the higher prices
being $40, 600 for a COW, and several sold
for over $4,000 each, Il calf but five
months old selling for $4,000.
The Dcvuus were also introduced
carly, and previous TO 1910 were import
ed more abundaut.y than the short horns,
and have, perhaps, had as wide IN inllu-
ence On the improvement Of American
cattle us the last named breed, or even
wider
Now all the more distinguished breeds
of Europe are successfully bred here, and
some five or six OF the more numerous
or important nave American herd books
now published.
tn, effect of aIl this has been to enOr-
mou,ly elevate the quality Of the Amerl-
can cattle; and so completely has the
muugrrl or native stock been improved
through these that in certain agricultural
societies where premium, are offered for
the best natives il IS found that all
that are offered Il, such are in fact,
grades, having bad nm infusion Q: bet
ter blood within three or four generations.
Even the Spanish cattle of Texas and
California are being rapidly changed ana
improved through aud by these better
breeds .-Prot w. H. Bre,oer, /" Har-
PR Magn-i"c for May
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,,,n.hnr n NsiIIinmnirc.

Ssmur, +. BUttcrworth. WI" H'1" !"
san Francesca. California on Friday, was
, rariy. o.. New York. H came INTO
prominence, during the excitement al
t.ra.ns the killing Of Phillip Barton
k,y bv General SicbleS, at Washington
early IN the year 1883. Mr.. Butter
wcrth, who was then superintendent Of
the assay office in New York, was con-
idculial friend Of Sicklc>, and was aware
Of the domestic troubles which led to the
crime. He wa, present with Sickles when
hey was shot, and his cool bearing on
That occasion induced suspicious of u
completely on his part, which led to un-
successful, efforts on the part Of Mr..
Key friends tor his arrest. Butter
worth, among other immense litigstions.
led the raid on the New Amaden min
ing property. After enormous expense
he carried the suit, and was sent 10 Cali
tornia To- Superinteni the mine. with
salary of S25,eOOs wear. At the time of
his death it Is estimated that he was
worth $GOOO,O0OO
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
~
THE DAILY REGISTER

One square, inch space. 1900,
one time 75iOne months . w
Two t;rnrs u Three months. y "
One week. .......... > 80 one year........ % w
one square changeable once week S11'
Special Notices % per cent 9uu5tlVhaI,
per cent additional.
cuts viii be charged double for space
occupied. .,..
cent additional.
Local Notices Is cents per liue-jm no
Iycqi notice tUlit be inserted trr tess than ONE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business houses, must be paid for in adj
vance.
All bills due on the fist appearance OF
the advert !Scmcnt.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers Will be confined 10
their legitimate business, and all advcr-
ti~rmcntS not connected with ii vii! be
charged for at our regular rates.
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ae'heelin9 Aegister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

one vear--..........S s. " Three monthS...S2 W
six months. ~ one month. 20
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday.
One copy vr..S4 ~ one cOpy,6 moS.S2 90
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, ! yr...s2 10 Five copies, i yrs g 10
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Wheeling, ". Va, April :, $50.
rJ,HE CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insuranc" Comp ny OF " H'Ii-
ing. expired April /, 1870, and its uurNp.r-
ed fire business has been rcIn>urrd by tn"
Peabody Insurance company "i " u':,.-
inc " Va. as shown by the Resolution
and certificate annexed hereto. All claims
for loss or damage that may occur after j.
O'Clock NJ, April !, 1915, under any IRE
pnIicv issued 10y the Fire and Marine, IN
surance Company, ana IN iGIc'; "l!' r 30.
adjusted and settled by the Peabody III
j. V. l.. RODGERS
Assistant Secretary.
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REJIHE wax.
POTATOES.
SEED OATS.
|OMorchaDts 3 Manufacturers,

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED
an Office at No. l5%2 Main street, for
the purpose of posting and "dlusi!n@
hooks, collecting bills. copying. and other
office work. Parties who do not WISH L"
posted up weekly, or olt"ncr II desired,
and the bills made out and collected:
.fcblT W NJ. II. tNNLISll.
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cry truly yours.
GFp Il W

Mrs. +. K. DAILY, Metropolis Iii.
writes:
.Dr. Il. !. P;srcs-Mysistcr is using the
Favcritc Prescription with great ben
eft"
MARY Ann FEISBIE, Lehman, Pa,
writes: .,.
O! your medicine has been Of more bene:
fl 10 me than all others and hundreds Of
doctors bills
Dr. Pierces Fayorite Prescription Is
sold by dealers in medicine generally.
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LctIhc People speak.
MANHATTAN, Kan.

Il. Y. PIERCE. Buffalo, \, y:
u Sl'-Your Favoritc Prescription
has lone my wife world of good. She
has taken nearly two bottles and has felt
better the past two weeks than at any
tine during the past two years. No
more periodical pains; none Of that aeh-
ius back or dragging sensation in her
stomach she has been accustomed TO ior
several wears. have 50 muchcoAtdenee
in II that would he perfectly willing 10
warrant to certain customers ofourS who
would b, glad to get hold Of relief at any
expense. have tried many Patent
Medicines, but never had any occasion to
extol one before.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL G. ELLlNGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1908 Main st.

Have now in store and for sale:
2OO Halt Bbls Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
800 No. Mackerel.-
200 No. Mackerel.
400 Packages Mackerel,2 and IN quarter
barrels and kits.
25 Tierces choice Carolina Rice.
$50 Bbls choice y. y. MOlaSses.
" Hhds choice y. y. Sugar.
~ Bbls Syrups.
20 Bbls Standards A. B, Extra {. Grsns-
lated Powdered, Crushed, Franklin az
&C Sugars.
so Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose,
Keystone, Idlewise, Howard and othe:
standard brands.
loo Bags prime 10 choice Coffee.
% Half Chests prime 10 choice u. 7.
Teas.
~ Caddies prime TO Choice q. Z. Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces HalbruOk'S j. K
MiIIincrs, PAGES and other good and ir
liable brands, among the best ia the cO.u-
try. our stock Is iuIl ana complete. ami
will be- offered 10 the trade 80 the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers Iu
all and examine our stock before purtr
csing elsewhere.
a marble NELL ~ ELL. ~ VII Az.
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BLUE LICK WATER.

Fresh, by the Halt Barrel, or Reg, OF
Glass. 'at HE same price as at The Springs,
M EDMUND BOOKINGS
lPharmacy.E
, 1875-12-14
CRIMINAL.

Frank EndIgus was caught with a sample
candy casa IN bis arms last night, He was
trurd,.a m ~ ,ha Arn,o,v for retit Iaronnv.
Il. doigsr. for obtaining flour from Qatison
Nscketdon under protenss OF havlng SOMA wealth,
MAS held iu bonds Of 55t0 bv Justice Faose to
.n,,pr h.fa,a +hc r,,m,u., c,urt
,,,e s "1a'. =. .s... -.
s'ss'on' mas oeen iookln8 tor '"o enee'e VI eeA
FUR tho past TO" Gays, mad 'Ast evening" "hlle
going bone In Tho North Division. be caught
siRbt of tho ntoperty in An express vsnop driven
DT Ketnhn Whalou. IN a. he could po4 ACCOUNT
far the r.,o.,s he VIA locked IN in ,he hrnorY.
tno .nlaest On Seouio 1Mtes, wn9 oiea sunaa1 sIn
- sIS tauns' a.un pssu ~. ".
enos Hoanu "n!eo sno looeisea s9,nn nso VI ~
rceau @ shu ~ III ~ .1. a ~ 'H ~. 1"ru
yonn seRut. ~ % heia to1uay: ~ tne uiean'
ss. .o,t,< nar ,sn ~.
.e!snoo .t 70 tuo enooHnE 'I 9Insi tuso soo5o 'S-
!asea oy 'onule oelole neE oeatu'
Thase wa ffeo 6yht yestorlay mnruing at
AhIut / o'clock, Ii. tho vicinity Of tl8l aud
E.gnteen.n 4tteeta. betvco1 som, Ger nanB and
ios the prlyileIes Of q u lrderer'4 cell In iba
tountY Jul During the light Martin Suanoo.
hsfRak stabbed frad Fehring In Tao ftgslk
shoulder, intclnK a p..ufut but nut Btr.uus
xouni. md MAS II, re:uru stabbed In tho right
arm W Faoriuy. Tho rate Ge.m,n tlen etab.
ted Fehf4ng's partoor \ u,nn m ned Juhu
GIebu. II, the IA IN ct tho nuud, CAUSING
him to bleed ucnlj to dca.h. Fensi.8 and
G.ohn etate tbat Schneebercer bcgan rt,a r*,w,
OH account Of = Ajsalnu. ~ about tno g,rls whom
tbs for,utr ws,o esror lug Lo,no Scuieeberse.,
his brother Paul, Fenr.ng, aul G.ean ~ers ali
locked up In The MAl.sJn sl.uss atsn, aud tile
case co4t,uued until Today, as The Ioaem.ans
usro uuable ~ appear.
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