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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-31
STATE NEWS.

There are six lodges ofncgro Masons
in Texas.
Wild pigeons in abundance around
Marshall.
Greenvile, Hunt county, has two
hundred Sunday School children.
The planters of Cameron county are
sending their cotton to Mexico to be
sold.
Mr.. George II. Potter will soon open
n stave factory at Willis, Montgomery
county.
a little girl of Mr.. Pat. pughis, of
Live Oak county, was severely scalded
last week.
No entrance fee will be charged 81
the Austin State Fair for exhibiting
wares, products or stock.
l.. p Downs, local agent for the
Galveston N-ws ut Crockett, died at
that place on the 9th of this month.
An opal stone, nearly as large MS n
pigeons egg, was found in Llnno couu-
", sent to New York, polished and set
in ring,
The farmers of Bastrop county are
improving their breeds OF cattle. Mai.
y. w. Moore, of Hills prairie, has
sold u Durham bull for five hundred
dollars gold.
The Calvert Texan calls Mr.. John
son, OF Collin county, the clown of the
Convention, but thinks IL dear clown
that costs the State five dollars day
for his jokes.
Last Wednesday in Houston fire
destroyed the steam brick factory, on
the north side of Buffalo bayou, owned
by Mr.. Sam w. Young. Loss, 81 900:
insurance $1,000.
V. X Stephenson of New York il
suing the Texas q Pacific Railroad
Company for SlO0,000, alleged to he
due him rs President of the old South
ern Pacific Railroad.
The response of ST. Louis to the ap-
peal for aid for the coast sufferers Is IN
substance that Texas Is able to take
care Of her own people. What con-
lrast to the reply Boston made to the
same appeal,
On last Monday In Travis county,
Major Joe ii. Stewart sold for Bethel
CoopwoOd, five camels, two-year-olds,
at $3.50 three-year-olds at $3.50, and
q five-year.old at $50. All these cam
els were fooled in twenty miles of
Austin.
Last Saturday A. s. Botto recovered
ten thousand dollars damages against
the Texas 4 Pacific railroad company
MS a compensation for injuries received
about the oath of March last. He was
an engineer on the road when the
bridge over the Little Cypress broke
down,
A difficulty occurred last "Wednesday
evening IN Jefferson, in front of the
cotton compress, on Lafayette street
between NJ. Il. Daniels, cotton factor
and Lawrence Diamond, clerk for
Sohluter n postlethwnite, In which the
former received flesh wound from
knife, about two Inches deep, behind
the left shoulder.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-31
IN. son,ncrn Cul,,.nlor.

This old and reliable friend Of the
farmer pursues the even tenor Of its
way, striving earnestly and honestly
10 assist him during these bard and
trying times. II advocates progress
only when 1t pays, There is nothing
OF the facy or sensational about it,.
Solid, practical, suggestive, 1t is just
what real working farmers need. The
very large number of inquiries pre-
sented by them each month, Ia be an
swered by the editor or his correspond
ents, shows plainly their confidence in
it. IfyOu have never seen q copy, call
AT this office aud examine one, oraeud
"A stamp to w. H. Jones, Athens, Ga.,
and get specimen. Price " 10, post
age paid, CLUBS AT reduced rates,
Every Grange ought to get up large
club.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-31

be defeated by the apathy of the
friends The GiOJc-Dem0crm says
An election without m Office TO
bestow has very little attraction fer
the great American people, rs the vote
on the New Constitution viii, we
think, sufficiently attest" All the
influential papers, Of both political
parties, urge full vote and the adop
ton of the new Constitution.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-31
How 10 Snnquish thc NtOmach's
R0rMiaRt0r,


If the Enemy of mankind was permitted
to exert his diabolical ingenuity in the in
Ventlon of new disease, he could scarcely
devise one more worthy of his genius than
dyspepsia. The dyspeptic sufferer is tor
mented by symptoms resembling those of
almost every known malady, and is often
worried into monomania by these conflicting
manifestations. A favorite though absurd
hHllucination Of the victim of chronic lndi-
geStion Is that he or She has heart disease
Dyspepsia has often been pronounced in
durable, but eNr crience has shown that Hos
letters stomach Bit;cis will vanquish it,
together with the constipation and bilious
arrangement which usually accompany IT,
Diseases OF the Eidnevs and supposed rheu-
matte pains arc also frequent concomitunts
of dyspepsia, but they, too, succumb to the
above named Invaluable corrective.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-31

A letter dated Rio Granda Ulty, Oct.
-, says Captain Best, Of the steamboat
scott, has brought letter nom the
commercial agent At Mler stating that
Ca7alio BIanco had crossed the river
several days ago IN the direction OF
Renadoo and Conception, with IL party
OF robbers, intending to rob and burn
Conception. The deputy sheriff of
Hidalgo county, with thirty-hve men
OF the Eighth Cavalry, let in the direc-
tlOli of the threatened locality
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-31

!, lhest- Louis papers are stirring up
sne people on Tie subject Of the new
o ). y. to be voted OH next Tues.
4; lney fear, and 80 sxpress them
s'ves'that the new instrumsnt MI,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

The Richmond inquirer calls upon the
Post ONCE department TO hurry up its fast
mail south, as the interests of that region de-
mand IL. The department is quite willing,
In fact anxious, to extend the system In
every direction, but can only do so with the
cooperation OF the railroad managers TO
whom no extra inducements can be held out
IL Is regarded as very doubtful whether the
fast mail trains Of Presidents Scott and
Vanderbilt pay the expense ofrunning them,
as but q limited number OF passengers can
be carried. II more railroad presidents like
these will come forward and express their
willingness to serve the public and trust To
Congress for any extra compensation which
may be deemed proper the Post Office de-
partment will doubtless avail itself OF their
offers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

The murderous little wretch, Jesse Pome-
roy, will figure to some extent in the Massa-
chusetts election. Gov. CASTOR has declined
TO hang him, and the other day some ladies
waited upon the republican candidate for
Governor and asked what he would do about
1t should he be elected. His reply was that
while he would not commit himself on any
question, upon general principles he saw no
reason why Pomeroy was, in any respect,
different from other criminals, or why he
should receive exceptional treatment So 1t
looks as II the young murderer would swing
should Mr.. Rice be elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

To-day the centennial commission close
tie books, and requests for space by exhibit
tors will 90 unheeded. During last week there
were over one thousand applications for
space in the various exhibition buildings,
and IL will be difficult TO accommodate one
tenth of them. The industries of this coun-
try will be fully represented at Philadelphia
next summer, despite the croaking TO the
contrary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

New York city is certain to have rapid
transit at last. The subscription TO the stock
ofthe Manhattan Railway company was all
taken within an hour after the books were
opened. This Is to be an elevated road of two
or more tracks on the plan of the
present Greenwich street line and is to
be completed from the City Hall to 59th
street in two years. An underground
road below 18th street, on the plan
OF the one in London, has been found i'm
practicable, owing TO the beds OF rock lying
under the heart of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

The Albany argus is so elated over the
fact, that it prints copy OF the check for
9O,4S5-S4, being the first proceeds OF the
moneys received by the state of New York
nom one of the Ring suits against Tweed ct
al This amount came from the estate of
watson, who was county auditor under the
Tweed regime, and who took that portion as
bis plumber. The other suits call for six mil
lions more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

Those shrewd fellows, the lawyers, stand
an excellent chance of getting good share
OF the 100000 left by Mr.. Singer, of sew
ing machine fame. One of his numerous
wives left unprovided for In the will APP
pears as a contestant, and the prospect is
that there will be as much protracted wrang-
ling as there was in the Madame Jumel will
case. The sum involved is certainly worth
fighting for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

Private dispatches from republican sources
received in Washington, indicate that there
will be peaceful election in Mississippi to-
morrow, and that the conservatives will
probably secure the legislature and a ma
jority of the six members OF Congress to be
elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

The Cincinnati Commercial says If General
Sam Caley has done so mu ia for the demo-
cratic party, as claimed, why not make him
the Clerk Of the next House2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

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TOT y9yne ceaarse, end nnsly Illustrated. Issued
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nR. HOLLANDS NEW BOOK.
4 seyenosksi Story OF To day. ol7s.
n Forty Iesrs In the Turkish Empire, By Rev. VIM.
The Odd One, by A. N Payne, al Is.
Our New Minister, by 3. q. Perrymsn, o. 90.
a foil sunRay Of MEDICAL BOOKS on hand.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

Loans NkGOTTATED.
PROPERTY SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION.
JOHN EVANS, Real Estate Broker,
ocflS eotf goo PeDna. ave. east, Capitol Hill.
EOR RENT-A large, very comfortable, old fash.
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on the corner Of Bridge and Frederick streets,
Georgetown, ID. O.; la &c and attractive. Terms
reasonable and low. WILLIAM TYLEE.
Get IL coli us 18th street.
Il nished HOUSE, suitable for a member OF CON
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

Il FGRNIsHED ROOM.
A special char ce, large and beautiful ROOM,
nicely furnished, fire ard gas and all modern i'm
provements In the house, which may be fully en-
Apply at the house, No. 1321 II street between 18th
and 18th streets northwest, or to
HUYOK ADDISON,
Real Estate Agents, No. 1898 r 1T. northwest,
cctO Adjoining Ebbitt House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

TWO-SIORY FRAME HOUSE, rooms, with
water and bathroom. and large front, side and
mantels, &c, &c. No. 523 7th street northeast.
Rent, S25 in adyaHce.
water and side alley. No. 243O G street north
west. Rent, q Is In advance.
BRICK HOUSE No. 1 Myrtle street, corner of
North Capitol street northwest; rooms all modern
Two TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES, No 42s
and 80 o street northwest, rooms and kitchen
BRICK no tst, Dooms and side alley No 1880
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TWO-SrORY FRAME HOUSE, srosms, No.
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streets northwest. Rem, 4lo In advance;
BY CLARLES B. SHREVE,
Real Estate and General Collection Agent,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-20
GiienbaDnem.
Baltimore s Dlio WQha.

SSthtsESSagfrson'-S4 "a Sanuar 1875.
Bon bee G6ntDeu<S Citation:
300 ytorgeus nod gSGibtnatou uno gBease
Staftonen, go burg, 0anuiIle Huo
penn = iii 10 ten.
o.Ao Dsora. mao bieG9o, ct. Souis uuo
ton. Griibfiid In 8sIap Saus. Seine
Serbtnenn9 NIT Chicago, columbus ODER
Sanbustp Gm Sdmitase.
6.5G Jlo1sens nab Baf6tnatcR uub GneD
Spif9snfationen.
7-SO 0iorsens NOD gBdfhtuaton, ,Hnuap ns
its uno ReIap=Sonis, d m o n D uno Dem
Suoeu.
500 Woraens nod 8tebmont, Sasers.
toDn, Strasb sbur9, Srebcri d, uno
Guen 3fpihenftatonen auf Der NGuptbabn.
S-O5 Doreeus na1 aSa htH9ton uuo GlleI
.o 39iibenfiationen uaS annGpOtis.
IQa.
1900 Nittas nab % ggafbtustou uno Bcges
Eationen uno Metropolitanz 3pei9 9bahn; 1.3O
Va1nittta9s am Sonnta9e. Seine Setbiu
oun9 nj. Dem Oic.ropolitdnz 3ipei9S Sonutags.
1.to gtGhmitta9e nab @tlicotts@I uHo alleH
SDtiheRfattonen.
9eftationen.
$50 Ra4mittass uab g8af9tustOn uno auru
3iutIdenitation.
$40 Ia6mtttags uGdb Bnfbtn9tou, auuuz
polts@J unttt on unG Retapz ouie.
uno NetropolitGn= 3wei9.
A.15 ytadmitta9s mad. eBtn efter, Sase1fs
toDu, 6reoertd.
SO Aoenos nab 91tedgo, ct. 2ouis uuo
aus9en. SdmIta95.
500 Natmittass nab 2B All btugtou IunCs
polts uno allen 3piIGbeutatioHen.
S-O5 gfad9nittGgs nab 6re ertd q uuo aneH
3Diibenitationen.
$50 Ibeues uGd3 gS al biugtou uub Smts
i6enitationen, e rhr Nbos. am GonutGge.)
$50 9ben6s mad 2B ibtuston uno alien
2Se9eitationen.
1915 2tbenos na6 u fbtuston, DauptIIe
uuo Sloueten.
1880 Ibenos mad @bicaso, ct. i2outs,
Soutsptlle, @tttsbur9 II. oem gBeiteu.
aue obt9en 3iige balten an BEN nSlaoutt D5G.l-
om Heian 6ouie (gBai9iust stou=Suuftion).
Reine Serbtnoun9 am SonntGge nab Stauuz
ton, Dag trstoipn ooet annapolis 0oer nit Dem 6.I5
nab 4Sitt5bure,
Tad SSafbington.
I'm D, Clio, 900 Mor9ens, u nbr Dtitta9s O 80
Sonntag5) 4.i0, 5.05, $50 & ubr dbeuo5, Conn
ta9s,) 1O.t5 uuo l0.30 Abeuo6, ta9tih.
Boa Saibiagtou uadI Baltimore.
5, 7.c0, $50 unb 1880 NtorseH5, - u9r Oiits
tags, $3.50 100 unb $50 Jtnpmitta9s ti9Lit, auss
9eHUmmen Sounta9s
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Sillet=Sffices: @1moen=Statiou uuo Sii0oItsSde
Der Baltimore uno &aIuertitraEe. (2t-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-20
GnropaiId)e aa6elberid)te.
SeutS@louo.

SeuffdjlGuo.
Verltn, 10. Wtar3,- SIM 2anbtdge tpur=
ben beute alle @lauieln bes nenen Sir1euge,
iebeS angeuomlnen unb bic gia paliirte Die
5tpeite Seiuug.
Gn9Iano.
Son Don, 19. MtGrs.-Ste BarfiImerle=
Sabrlf bon gu9en 9temmel, Scr. 96, Strano,
nno n1sbrere benad)barte @ebdube purben
bente 0iorgen burA Seuer 5erit0rt.
HOon, 10. WGrS.-46 lbr.-9ie Sor.
lelnngen Der beiben amerifanii9en grpef.
lungs Ipoitel naren 9eitern Gbenb 10 Sablz
reid beiubt, baB etn groBes @eorduse ent.
lt9no uno piele BeriOuen perlebt rpurben. Sie
Zines" BON beute Morgen ipridt it9 iett
aud, su guniten Der Yreoiger aus.
Sobn glit6ea.
Honb on, 10. UfdrS. S.-Gine 0epeIfe bon
yteprp uelbet, baB Der 3uitanb Sobu Wtit=
dlea'S iid bebeuteub peridlinlmert bat; man
6lpetfelt on ielnem @ieberauffommen.
Ser tuternatiouate Softnertrae.
gonb II, 10. MGrS.- S.-Selgien unoTortu=
gal babeu bic Bolt. .@onpention ratlfiSirt.
Spanieu.
Sonbo II, 10. IfGr5.-Ote ipaniid)e 0te=
gterun9 bat an Seltreid Oas griuf)en geltellt
6em BrinSen Oon 2llfonio unb ieiner 9ez
mabtn nidt 81 9eitatten, in ibren 2anben
9ufentbalt 3u nebmen. Inter Sen Qnidulz
btgungen, mOrauf ile lbre Soroerung baiirt,
iinb bteienigen oes OtorOe8, Der Sranbitif
tung unO beS 8aubes angefiibrt.
Sin Barrier Correspondent telegrapbirt Der
,Sines," OaB @eneral cabrera bon ncn
bDf)iteu Sfii5ieren Der farltitii6eu Irnee
Sriefe III SdnOen bat, lueld)e lein Sorgeben
billlgen.
Gin Buriier !egitimiitii9eS Sournal be-
bauptet, OaB Elm Sransoe, Ran1ens 8eSs
man, 3feoaftenr bes offStellen farltitil6en
SOurnal8, bon ben alioniiiten gefangen
9enommen uno erihofen moroen lel.
8raafretd).
Barts, 10. Otdr5. Wttntlter iagten
bente IN einer Serlammlung Der Bureaus
oaB bteSrage Der Gertaguug gang alletn bon
Der @nti9eiOuns Der Notwithstanding
abbdnge; es msrbe jebod fir Die tnnere Eube
nur Die auswdrttgeu Se5iebuugen 0erfatton
9eTabrOrobenO ieln, penn man ben Sag lan9e
porber bsitimme.
81 NJ, 10. Mdr5.-(Spe5. Dep. Oes yyt.
3. Seralo. .")-Goncetti Der Oelegat, weldlel
6amtt betraut lit, bem Cardinal Wc@losfeg
oas Seepe 81 iiberbringen, unb WareSforifi,
meld)er bem ncllen&ar6inal Die ofiisielle Qrz
scige sll MAIDEN bat, reiiten beute 4beno bon
0tom nad)Yar ab, mo in Der bortigen yfun.
ciatur oa8 gfabere iiber ibre Jteiie mad 4me,
rifa beittmmt werben mirb. Sater 6efer bon
Ieip.9 .9orf, ein 0tit9lieo bonn Cardinal SIC,
Glosfep's Natb, CAB oen beioen abge,anbter
beute 9lbenb Elm Diner i'm amerifaniid)er
&olleae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-20
Stnrtd,tune tn Sir8inten. = sSefie
sSonfs, Oct Ws6roer Der Santt=
Iie 6ern0on, iiibnt fetn gser=
bred1eu ffttf Nidlaeif.

Srent suille, Yrincs Biaiam's Co.,
gteger, pel6er an1 4. Oesember Die Sdmtlle
SernOon ernorbete, tuurbe teute 0ttttag I'M
9ofe bes @eidnsntiies gebdngt. : Die Sc
I6tfte bes Dtorbes baben mir ietner 3ett
mitgetbeilt. Soufs biente befannti4 als
Heloarbeiter bel Der Observation-Disclosures.
Im Morgen bes 4. 9e5br. mollte GUNNER
fieIo tSernbon leiue @ltern beIuden; er fano
i'm 5ausgange etuen iungen 9feger slobiion
nit 9elpaltenem S6dbel; auf benz Sette in
Der Stube lag Srau Sernbon in ibrem Slute
uHb eintge bunbert Shritte bonn Sauie cnte
fernt lag Der alte Sernbon tDbtltdl permunbet.
Seibe itarben iebr balo, Der alte Sernbon mar
ieDoh i'm Stanbe, porber ben gtameit oeS
0fOroers III 1ennen. Haf elmer anfgeregten
5etjago tuurbe Der Reger Souls einsefangen.
0erielbe leugnete hartnadi9 nno bebarrte ielbit
bis Dor rpsni9en Sagen oaramf, eaB er unz
ihulbig lei. Grf fnrs Dor ieiner 6inri1ttng
legte er ein sodes 8endnbniB ab.
Ser Delinquent mar etrpa Is Sabre alt,
Helm, aber rnteriett gebaut. Sor letnemSooe
permadte er feline 2ethe einem arste.
gtna 1000 Perionen tuobnten Der Sinrid1.
tuns bel. 9ieielbe oerlief rubis. slnBer Der
reselmdBtaen Boli5eimau1ihaft tbaten Is be.
tuaifnete Ne9er gBa6tbienh anl @algen.
Der Delinquent mar auBerorOentlid) gefaBi
une marnte Die nmiiebenben uor bDlen Sci
beni1aften.
Die Salltbiir fiel 10 Uiinnten ma6 IL ubl
uno Der Sob trat augeni9einlid angenbltd
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Gong, etneu beriidtigten dineltideu Serbre-
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oeS ldul0tg befunbeu wor0en lit. 6r. Guint
itiitt lein 9eiud) auf oen umtanb, baB Die
9eldmorenen in bem portgen Bro5eB bel ihrer
ySeratbung" i'm @eidmorenensimmer @bis-
feD getrunfen uno &arten geipielt battelt.
2boma8 6atdJ, elmer Der 9eIfmorenen in
oem In Rebe hebenben 8roSeiie, bate eth be-
ifmoreneS 9lffiDapit elngerei6t, in medenl er
iaJt, haB Die Surp ii6 unt llbr Nadulit.
tags Suriid5og. 0a bic Serren ii1 ni6teini-
gen tonnten, wnroeu iie gum Gieu gefiibrt.
AlS tie na6 bem @eidllporenensimme suriif=
famen, bolte eiuer Der @eid)porenen cine
gSbiSfeDflaIde unb mebrere GarteuIpiele aus
Der 8aid)e. @tn5elne Der @ei9morenen ipiel=
ten Die gan5e Jta6t biubur6 &arteu. SpGter
luurbe nod cine Slaife 2iqueur, nelde 3euge
titr 0@pdtatl" btelt, tn'8 3inlmer 9ebrad1t uno
Don ben 9el6morenen ausaetrunfen. gei'm
Sarteniptel ipurben Graders, nit Senen @ins
seine reidlif ueriorgt gu iein i9enen, ais
Wtarfen itatt bes @elOeS benutt, unb 3euge
wurDe mebrfad) beftig au9efahren uno be-
orobt, 10 OaB ,er einmal ben S6ertff 3u Siilfe
rufen muBte. Ser 0tt6ter entgegnete, bof
er nldlt 9emabr gelporoen lei, 6aB ir9eno Ell
ner Der 9el6moreuen betrllnfen geiueien lei,
un0 mas Die QuantltGt Der @etrGnfe anbes
lan9e, 10 banole es Iif ebeu barum, mie piel
elm Dfann pertragcn fOnne. aui 9(ntrag be8
Staatsanpaltes, melder bas i3euquiB Der
anoereH @eld)porenen baben ipollte, purOe
bterauf Die Serbanblung bis Rad)mitta98
? ubr terta9t. - Inn oieie 3eit brabte Ser
StaatSanpalt eln bon ben @eIdnorenen u.
Y. gSarner, s. Us. &insmau, 2emi8 @reen,
gS. .. 5atbawaD nnb $. u. @allirion nm
ter5eiGnetes 9(fibauit ein, tpel6es iagt, oab
bic @elhiporenen binnen smansia Wtinuten
mad ibrer @inid)lieBung iitb itber Elm Ser
ottt auf Otoro i'm criten @raoe aeeiniqt hat;
ten, nur pollten II Der @eId1morenen Bic TeIts
fetung Der CITRATE bem 8id)ter iiberlaiien,
wdbrenO elmer Der @el6woreneu, Sbonras
Satdl, oarauf beitanO, oaB bic Strafe nur
lebensldnsli9e @tniperrung ieiu iolle. -
ta6Sem ite bte ganSe gtaft geieiien, be-
quenlte itd) Sath enolib, Der 9luiidt Der
ibri9en ELF Geihmorenen beiSutreten. sic
batten Il Slai6en S6nappS i'm Surpz3im.
mer 9etrllnfeu, a1es Suiamnteu etma cine
Quart, aber fein @etrdnf lei ibnen gebra1t
worOen, uabrenb iie i'm @el9norenen ,3inl.
mer tuaren. sic hdtten ben S6napps BON
einem 9luftpGrter IN Dem 9teitauraut befontz
men, NO iie gegeiien, nno fie bitten bafiir
be3ablt. 3ie gan5e peri6nli6e 9robnng
gegen 6atd babe barin beitanDen, baB fie TIN
aufgemedt bdtten, menn ite tpieoer ballotiren
wollten. Ser &i9ter belpilligte einen neueu
Bro5eB.