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A Proclamation to The People Of the
CincO Villas District.
VaImaseda Acknowledges the Sore Straits
Of the Spaniards.
Executive Advice to the Loyalists-
What the Rebels Reply.

HAVANA, March %, 1875.
Tho Dtarfo de la Marina publishes proclama.
Son by the Captain General addressed TO the
people OF the Cinco Villas district.
SPANISH EXECUTIVE REVIEW OF THE SITUATION.
Valmaseda says:-"The instruction Is OF the
same character now as in the beginnings fight
between civilization and barbarism. The insur
gents IN less than two months have completely de-
stroyed forty plantations and burned several
ranches and settlements.
THE DANGER OF ANNIHILArION-rHE PLAN OF CURE
"fhey ron you, destroy your houses and leave
-FOUR families homeless. Society is threatened,
And 1t is the duty of all save it. soma with their
wealth. others by advising the troops Of the where.
abouts OF the enemy, or by furnishing such aid as
they can to the government Even the ladies can
help with bandages and lint for the wounded.
"a SUPREME EFFoRT' NEEDED.
"Let all unite in one supreme effort to end the
svil which threatens all, and society will see
Its troubles diminish and rebellion will again re-
treat TO its rugged mountains, where pursuit and
hunger will soon finish 1t.
CALL TO REPENTANCE.
"Rebels who repent can still obtain pardon.
"Those who remain obstinate in their criminal
career Will be surprised by death, sooner or later.
"Loyal men and rebels have had opportunities
heretofore to know my system OF command In
Cuba. Its purpose ever was to protect the good
and untiringly pursue the bad.
'Ths policy VIII be continued so long as
govern this island IN the name OF the King"
Relief. REPLIES TO TIE ROYALTY.
An on1cial report states that the insurgents
appeared at Las Lajas on Wednesday last.
They were Immediately pursued by five Spanish
columns and compelled to retreat to the Carload
Rodriguez plantation where several were killed.
On Thursday they were again encountered at
the DelgaQOr rancho. and lost i've killed.
The damage done by this rad was limited to
three or four plantations, where no rests; ance was
offered.
EASTRR HOLIDAYS.
The holidays have been observed as usual in
Havana, and passed or quietly.
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THE FEVER AT SETON HALL COL
LEGE.

The names OF the students and professors
stricken with "enterlc fever" at Seton Hall Col
lege South orange, N. j., arising out or a vitated
quality Of water, have not before been maze
public The considered most dangerously
smittcn was Rev. Father Schandel, one OF the COL
lege professors. lie, however, has weathered the
worst phase OF the maady and though still con-
ined to his chamber is regarded out oil all danger
and rapidly couvalesctng The student who died
at the college was James Mclaughlin, q most
promising youth OF fifteen or so and a near reia-
tive OF Blsnop Mclaughlin, OF Brooklyn. James
belonged to Poughkeeps,e. MIR. Whelan, son OF
the late Captain Wnelan. OF Elizabeth, Is also
down, but mas passed safely through the worst
phaseS
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VENEZUELA.

THE CUSTOM HOUSE AT MARACAIBo CLOSED BY
ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
ST. THOMAS.
ST.. THOMAS, w. L.. March 49, 1875.
Via HAVANA.
Special HERALD advices from Venezuela,
received at this port, supply the following
DEMONSTRATION A. Guzman Blanco,
of this Republic, has closed the Custom House
at Maracaibo and transferred the business of
the collection of duties for that port to Porto
Cabello
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FIRE IN FULTON STREET.

At ten minutes to one O'Clock this morn,np
Oflicer Mehan, OF the Second precinct police, dis
covered fire in the basement: OF the five story
brick building No. l4O Fulton street, occupied b.
KuCOipn De Smen restaurant and lager Deel
saloon. On The alarm beng given the apparatus
or the Fire Department were promptly on the
spot and the flames were quickly extlngushed.
The damage done 10 the stock and building 10
estimated at $3.50. The cause OF the fire Is at
nresent unknown.
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THE SUCCESSOR OF JOANNA souTHcorT.

From the Liverpool Post. Marcn ISL
Mr.. Witham, one OF the relieving officers Of st.
Mary's, Newington. came before Mr.. Ellison. al
the Lambeth Police Court on Friday, and stated
that Mrs. Peacock. who was well known as the
successor to Joanna Southcott had died on the
previous day ut the age OF 103. A short time
back, IN consequence Of the distressed condition
in which she was, an appeal was made, re-
sulting IN some f12 being sent to the Court Tor her
benefit. BY this she had been enabled TO remain
out OF the wOrknOuse, aud had not received parish
relief. The object OF Mr.. Withams application
was. II possible, to raise some 6 10 Oefray
expense OF ner funeral, and II possible prevent
ner being buried by the parish. lie aoded that
she had been three times married, and one Ger.
tidcate he had OBTAINED was dated 1901. She had
iull belief thai she should see the men MUM. Mr.
Ellison SAID probably the faith OF her followers
would be SHAKEN by her death.
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SPAIN.

PROVINCIAL IMPOvERIsHMENT By THE CARLIsT
LEv1Es-THE CABRERA SECESSION MOVEMENT
PROGRESSING RAPIDLY FOR ALFoNso-wHAr
THE FRIENDS OF THE pRETENDER SAY.
LONDON, March %. 1875
1t is reported from Estela that deputies from
the -FOUR provinces occupied by the Carlists have
met to consider the request OF Don Carlos for con-
tributlons, and have replied that 'the country Is
exhausted, fresh sacrifices are impossible, and
that Don Carlos ought to procure funds abroad"
This they Obstnarely main tanned, nOrwitlstand.
Ing Don Carlos threatened to retire from spain.
CARLIsTs FRATERNIzING WITH THE ALFoNsIsTs.
There have been additional instances OF the
differentiation OF the Carliss and government
troops on the banks OF the Oria. In one OF the
Carllst camps placards headed "ViUa peace, the
Cueros and General Cabrera" have been posted.
The Spanish government announces that six
Carl,st generals. three colonies, and many other
officers have entered France and declared their
adhesion to King Alfonso.
rHE PRETENDER's PENALTIES AGAINST CABRERA
sECEssIoNIsIs
Dispatches from Madrid report that Don Carlos
has ordered persons found reading Cabrera's
manifesto to be shot.
WHAT IS SAID AT sANTANpER.
A telegram from Santander asserts on the other
hand, that the hope of settling the war BY q con-
vention is fast dying out.
General Iona is expected there to meet threat
ened invasion of the province
Don Carlos. with sixteen battalions and artil.
lery. is marching on Ramales, twenty-five miles
from Santander.
A SPANISH INDEMNITY PAID TO GERMANY
LONDON, March %. 1875.
Spain has paid to Germany H. 900 thalers OF the
indemnity for the Gustav outrage.
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MACMILLAN.
LONDON. March %. 1878.

LONDON March 90, 1875
special despatch TO the Times from Trieste
says that great preparations are being made Tor
the Inauguration OF the monument in memory OF
Macmillan, the late Emperor OF Mexico
The ceremony will take place early in APRIL
All the companions OF, the Emperor in Mexico
have been invited to attend.
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JAPAN.
TIE OSAKA CONFERENCE TERMINATED.

THE OSAKA CONFERENCE TERMINATED.
YOKOHAMA, March 8, 1873.
The Osaka Conference has terminated, and the
participants have returned to their usual places
Of residence.
These meetings are understood to have been
organized by tho influence OF Ukubo Josimlti
Satsuma, the Secretary OF the Interior,
recently distinguished Tor having conducted
the negotiations on the subject Of For
mosa, at Pekin. The purpose is solely
to reconcile differences between leading
public men. former oflcias, and others. with the
view to bringing back into the direct service OF
the country certain able men who had been tenn
porary esiranged. Almost every leading men,
Der OF the government was present al some time
during the gathering. Much curiosity among
both natives and foreigners, and the British
Minister went so lar as TO strenousy insist on
full and detailed explanation, which 1t was not
possible to give.
OF the conference IS partial accomplishment
OF the desired end. Some OF the lmporlan; aD-
afew Of those lately out OF ofllce have been re-
celved personally by the Mlkado. which
duties. Changes in the heads of depart
ments are doubtless IMPENDING but to what
ment reforms cannot be known. 1t is universally
admitted that the administration needs strength
enng.
ROYAL VISIT TO TIE NAVY YARD.
The Mlkado visited the government navy yard
at Yokosuka March 70 witness the launch of the
Seiki. the first man-ofwar construct ed on foreig
principles. A general celebration was held In the
vicinity. The SeIkl IS gunbOat 1877 feet long, 30
feet beam 16 feet depth OF hold and $40 tons dis
placement She carries 'hree KrUpp gups--One q
swivel OF six inches callbre-and her engines are
OF 70Ohorse power.
CHARITY.
hospital college has been established at Osaka
for the instruction OF women, and alter certain
period no female ply stefan to be allowed TO
practise who cannot show a certificate Of attend
anCe.
THE FOREIGN TROOPS MARCH AWAY.
The English ana French troops lett Japan on the
I'd OF March.
INDUSTRY AND COINAGE.
The annual exhibition at Kioto opened March /.
new silver coin, equivalent to the American
trade dollar, IS about 10 be lssu d from the minis.
"RING" SPECULATION EXPLODED
At the end OF last year q plan was adopted for
the construction of new harbOr works, docks, &C.
In Yokohama.
The scheme was supported by the British Minis.
ter and was on the point OF being executed, when
at the last moment investigation showed that the
works proposed would result in no public benefit,
but were private speculation for the benefit OF
1ndividul foreigners.
The orders were countermanded and the chief
English agent IN the project was dropped from the
Japanese service.
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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.

ITALIAN EXHIBITORS TO RECEIVE PARTIAL AID
FROM THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.
ROME, March %, 1875.
L'Opinf0nc says the government has decided to
give assistance, within certain limits, to Italian
exhibitors IN the United States Centennial Elk.
position; but 1t proposes TO appeal mainly to in
dividna enort. ana VIII recommend that only
sucn articles be sent as are OF exceptional merit
and treat com mercial importance.
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FIRE ON GREENE STREET.

At about eleven O'Clock last night fire broke
out in the basement of the three story brick
building No. 81 Greene street, occupied by Charles
HEM rs restaurant, who sustains a loss OF $500.
The upper part OF the house was occupied by Vic
tor Baly, feather manufacturer, who loses about
$780, The building Is damaged to the extent OF
5000 Insured.
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JOHN wELCKER, OF WASHINGTON

John Welcker, who for a number Of years has
been famous In Washington, d. c., as the leacin2
restaurate,r OF that city, died at his residence In
washington yesterday, sunday morning, 2Stn inst.
He was carried or Dy an attack OF erySipelaS.
Mr.. Weicker was Ill during few days only. and
the news OF his unexpected demise will be re.
GREETED by numbers OF acquain tances, friends and
bons Uiuants in Europe as well as all over the
United States.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty. four hours,
in comparison with the corresponding date of last
year, as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
pharmacy, HERALD Building:-
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GERMANY.

CATHOLIC CHURCH COUNCIL ABOUT TO ASSEM-
BILE AT FULDA.
BERLIN, March %, 1873
The Roman Catholic bishops OF Prussia are to
hold conference at Pulda next Tuesday.
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BISMARCK.

LONDON, March 2o-5 80 A. M.
The Cologne Gazette says there Is no truth in the
report that Prince Bismarck is to be made Duke
Of Lauenburg
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SUSPENSION OF A SAVINGS BANK.

THE MISFORTUNE CAUSED BY THE PANIC OF
1873.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, March 2S 1875.
The following notice OF suspension was placed
on the doors OF the Ashland savings Bank yester-
day, at Ashland, IN this county,
since the panic 1873 the limited resources OF this
bank nav been taxed TO their ntlcrmost This resulted
partly from the insecurity naturally felt by dcpostlrs
during The crisis, but aggravated damaging re.
ports 1uc prolonged pan C troubles have Eiadc IL
embarrassing. Unable to realize from securities,
except at ruinous rates are therefore, compelled
greatly 10 regret To- suspend payment. Such
may be taken proposed VIII be Indicated soon
as practicable.
NO additional particulars have bee obtained.
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THE PANIC CAUSED BY THE FAILURE or
ordinary remedies to relieve the terrible coughs
evaing arrested by the accomplished
by HALEs HONEY HoREHoUNp TAR.
FIXES ToOTHACuE DRoPs cure in minute
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FRANCE.

ENGLISH BETTING HOUSES PULLED" BY THE
PARIS POLICE
PARIS. March 3d. 1875.
The police to-day mado descent on all the Eng.
llsh betting offices and seized the books and cash
found on the premises.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
TILE swATARA AT HOBART TOWN.

THE swATARA AT HOBART TOWN.
HOBART Town, VAN DIEMAN's LAND, Feb. o. 1875.
The United States steamer Swatara, Captain
Chandler, arrived on January 80 from Chatham
Islands and Bluff Harbor. She will sail again next
week. All on board are well.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

ment and just negotiated at Shanghai with the
Oriental Banking Corporation, which has adj
vanced 1000, 0o0 taels.
1t Is private transaction, and no bonds have
been issued.
THE DEAD or THE STEAMSHIP JAPAN.
Many dead bodies OF Chinese have been taken
from the wreck Of the Pacific Mail steamship
Japan, al OF which were kept under water by
money fastened about them.
THE CUBA CooLIE TRAFFIC CONDEMNED.
The report Of the Chinese Commissioners sent to
Cuba to examine into the condition Of the coolies
has been completed. IL IS strongly adverse to
the system pursued and to the Cuban authorities.
THE TELEGRAPH.
WORK on the Foo Choo telegraph line continues
SUSPENDED.
RUMORS FROM THE CAPITAL
There have been con tinueI rumOrs from Pckin
pointing 10 public disturbances, but nothing au-
thentlc to show any likelihood OF an In eruption
Of the arrangement in regard to state affairs. 1t
is generally agreed upon BY the highest author-
ties.
PRINCE KUNG'S POSITION AT COURT.
Prince Chun, father OF the new Emperor has
resigned his position as Commander OF the Tartar
garrison Al Pekin. 1t has been found eXpcdient
to readmt Prince Kung to at least part OF the
official power formerly held Dy him. his experience
IN foreign affairs being especially required az this
time
A MONARCH IN NEED OF CONSOLATION.
The infant Emperor Is said to be extremely
wretched in MS new exatatlon, which separates
hin from his companions ana parents. forever.
PrOcamatiOns have already been issued as pro.
ceeding from him. 1t Is announced that he will
continue in mourning for three years.
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REV. JOSEPH C. STILES.

Rev. Joseph Q. Stiles, we'll known divine, died
In Savannah, Ca, on the night OF the 9th inst,
aged seventy. nine years.
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STREET PAGEANT ABANDONED IN SCRANTON

STREET PAGEANT ABANDONED IN SCRANTON
MORE SUBSTANTIAL MEMORIAL FOR THE
WIDOW OF THE PATRIOT PROPOSED.
SCRANTON, Pa, March %, 1875.
An enthusiastic meeting OF the lrshmen Of
Scranton and VICINITY was held here tonight to
consider the propriety OF having grand public
demon stration on Sunday next In honor OF the
memory OF John Mitchell. Father Kelly opposed
the idea OF paradng, and said the more substan-
tial way 10 honor Mitchel's memory was to raise
fund for presentation to his widow. This senti-
ment prevailed, and the meeting accordingly
abandoned the proposed parade with view to
concentrating the dead patriots memory by
something more substantial than a passing pa
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A.-QENTLEMEN WHO APPRECIATE A FINE
HAT light HAT and HAT of magnificent proportions
invited to examine the spring style lust introduced
by ESPENSCHEID. Manufacturer, lis Nassau street.
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ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERS
made, packed aud shipped to order by HOJER Ora
HAM. 81 Duane
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A GRATIFYING SUCCESS.-THE ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY, 633 Broadway, patronzed by gov
eminent for army and navy adopted by the more emf
nent ply has superseded all metal trusses.
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ART N(DTICE.

ART NOTICE.
Mr. George II. Andrews entire collection OF On ANp
WATER Color PAINTINGS by celebrated American and
foreign artists will be offered by ton, in our
Broadway Gallery the evenings OF TIN sth 9th OF
April. GEO. A. LEAVITT h co.
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A.-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. BROOKLYN.
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to 3 T. NJ.
on sunday from to . T. NJ.
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BABIES WHO SUFFER FROM COLO ARE I'M
mediatey relieved by MILK MAcSEsrA preparatioI
to the intanc palate AS laxative fol
children il has equal, and 1t is also excellent anti
dyspeptic. Sold by all druggists.
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CURE YOUR COUGH BY USING NINE. POH
TEk'S COUGH BALSAM Price %. 50 and IS cents
, 1875-09-10

Sufin 8 @oMrt.. Jol9enos
SdIe pnroen ssItern in oislem @ef'4te
srIeoi9t:
2cpi Coleman, ansetlast nnb l6nloi9
befnnben, einen sroben StraBenraub be=
sangen gu baben, ,puroe auf 8 Sabre 'as
3udtbuus sei@idt.
@bparb Yorter, pe9en glnbruds an
setlast, erbielt 8 Sabre Soft nro aoDls
beim Capt. Gtrotber.
Oie Jolsenoen psrionen pnrnen bon
Der @rano Surp in antlageSnltano oerf
iebt: mu
Sames Marts, mesen Ginbru9; Mm
6enrp Gpps, ue9sn Steblsns; So9r
Senrp 9%Biliams, wesen sroBen Sleb'
itabls; Splpe5ter Spnglas, Ditto; SlS,'c
Spbniton, iuesen Sauseinbruds ulo gro
Sen Oiebltabls; gowin Sinslep, 'ue9e''
9roben Siebitabls; 5rant Wtpers, ne+
9en fleinen Oiebitabls; gomin Sroipn,
yueaen Wtoro; Wm. Smitb, alias Tree=
man, neil er seitoblene Waaren emptar
aen hattie. 9ann famcn mebrcre Eeps=
nu.=Tdle Dor.
9ie @rano Surp wiro na6lten Mtltt+
nod mieber suiummentretsn.
, 1875-09-10
6erblt>W 1875
A. L. Elicit & co.

iinb in ibr nsuss @elhafabaua. SO. 10, IL
pnp IA. 3wD fte str, aw,iHen Dtata uno
GARY, einesapsea uni iegtim Stance Wie-
tGpeIfaufsr TN Sneea cine rsue srpBe Nus
pabi ron MDre- unb Wnnusaftur.9ta al ri
Soyauless1. Dlsislbm baben su ben n,epris-
fen pre fen. pslAe III ben lssten Mlpacs
ten bsrrl1tsn. tlnsefanft. Sbr Wager I'm :
faBt ale &rt,feI tlr ben Siioen sal1enb unb
lnp NIT Der erbBtsn Sprsfalt ausseiub, 10
upbl BET ben 6abtrfanteH Uper aselten. gle
erlmten bic Raufeute beS @lbenS ,br Eager
ftp ansulsbeu unD limb petiitet bab ie Sc
ben amirisben iteIen fOnnen, mel1er NIT ibnen
in Notwithstanding tset,g w'rS UNIV paB
Sober ~ bil's bel lbnen in Std n,pup tauisn
Tam. als IN irsenb sinem anreren plabe bes
2aubeS. II mint.
, 1875-09-10

SIM Monat Musuit 1874 lanoeten in
Neu.Norf 15,427 Ginmanoerer, i'm Mu=
quit Dlsles Sabres famen aber nur S55S
on.
, 1875-09-10

Ser Sail Der Suop Speet, ansetla9t
einen Wsriua semo6t gu baben, Die
Wsarp Garter nit Auedlilbsr 81 per-
siftsn, fam esitern I'M Yo!lasi= 8erldt
Dor. Sic Musiaeen Der Dtarp Garter
uno bes Or. @illam $. Saplor 'uur=
ben po%rsenommsn. Ser Saa miro beu
te tpeiter fortgeIebt weroen.
, 1875-09-10

2e,pis Yopo, alias 9ailwea. Elm flei
ner farbissr Sunse, mar seltern Dor Dem
Yoliseiseri9te, onsetlast folsenoe Ser=
sebcn periibt su 6aben: Sen Senoerlor
Spler nit einsm 3ieseltein ansefalen,
cine piitple i'm @ertbe BON IS yeltoblsl
AL baben unb auBeroem nod in Dem
Saule Der glpira Milsr elnseorun9el'
su lein uno oiejslbe seboris onr6seprI=
9elt au baben. 9ie erite Mnflage puros
aisosrsei9lasen, Oh feline 3sn9en sesel1
ben flelnenYO is,pi6t erIdienen; Die an=
bsrem s,pei murOsn bis auf bsats Wtor=
gen perjnoben. Mfittlerpeile rBt Der
slbne 6elD in Der Sail.
, 1875-09-10
Sic omerifonil9e pomolpsilhe Sc
ltll6aft taet CUR 3eit in Chicago.

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9ieneueren@ ablberi6te 5ei9en,
baB Die neue @~eieb9ebun9 bon G%alitols
MEN iiberpdltisenb bemofratilA 1T.
@iniNred1i9er unsliidsfal bat
Dem 2ebsn beg 8iertrauers 6rant &ell6
in 9prinsfielo, SQinois, elm jdbes Gnoe
bercitet. 9Sir tbeilen ocs Sol9enoe bar
iiber nit: Serr Geil6 mar in Dem lp=
sben unter Sad 9ebra9ten, reu e,bor.
ten, breiltDdisen Mtalsbauie, pel6es li6
eng an iein srcBes 8rauerei9ebduoe an=
fdlisbt, oamit bel6dftigt, Die iibrig se=
bliebenen 3olsitiide au ertfernen. Mls
CT nun Gin Gtud YaubolS bnr9 cine
Oefnuns BEG oriten Stpdlperfs sur GrOe
werien lpolte, per,pifelte li0 Elm III Dem
lelben itedenocr Na9el in leine polene
Sadie, 10 ooB er our6 ben Sdwung unO
bas @emi6t Deg SolSes oos 8leihge.
wi9t perlor nno fopfiiber sur Groe ltiirSs
tie, cine S0be BON etlpo rs SUB. Gr
i9lug babel nit leinem &opf nit lolAer
6e}ti9telt ouf einen 8odlte'n, DAP er be
5innungsIos blieb. Cine ndbere Inter
lu6uns ergab, boB ibm our6 Den Stur5
Die obere re6te Settle leines S6dhelfno=
1cns tief in's @ebirn etngeorur9en wor.
NerStli9e &unlt bali ni6ts 9e9en bicit
8erlebnns mo mad swei z tunoen pal
GeiI6 cine 2ei6e. Gell9 wuroe leGs-
unbiehs5i9 Sabre alt; er fannie aus
N%ieberhuulen i'm Yaoiihen III b mar leii
mebr als 40 Sabren ell 9epotner bon
SprinsfieIO. SIM Sabre 1850 sriinoete
cr ieine in bliibenoem 3ultanoe BON lbn1
binterlolene Sraucrei.
0er3weifeIterS Fl b It mnrb.
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Su tooten. Cine 6rou, Namens Nlarlf
Sbonsd. bic in Nr. s, Marlb= Martet=
Space, cine Wirtbl6oft betrelbt, bot &C.
tern Mor9eil I'M 6 ubr, lnoem tie nil
blutiscm &opIe uno 8elidte nno scle-
sentlld milo auflAreieno, burd oieStrc
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petamen, einen eutletli6en Nnblid oar,
Sic bate ilb Die 9Sunoen am &opf'
lclbit nit einem Belle sugefiist. Sell
mebreren Sagen mar tie me!an6ollld
9ctuelen unb botte eini9e ihrer NoAbaru
bel6uloist, oab lie ibr naA Dem 2eber
tra1teten. @eltern Morsen gegen c
ubr betrat lie ras 9aus Der Truu 2i5Sr
Wller in Wr. 10, Wtortet : Space, un1
beSab li9, obne Gin 8ort gu iosen, in
ben 9of. 8alo oarauf pernabm cir
Sobn Der 6rau Differ ein @erdui6.
pel1em lauter MuilbreI elmer Jrau iolg
te. gr elite in ben 9of uno JAP bonn,
hab Srau S90ned ELL Bell in Der 9anc
bate uno NIT miloer @utb ibren &api
bearbeitete, looaB li9 StrDme SIutes
aus Den @unoen cr9olen. Ser lunss
0tlasr padte Die lebensmiioe Trau unO
ucrbinoerte lie, li1 wsitere 8%srIeBun9sn
am &opfe bei5ubrinsen, bis YoIlSllt
Groof berbeifam, Dem er tic iiberlleferte.
9ieler brabte lie mad Dem SOlpItale Der
@aibington- uniuerlitdt, mo- Die MerSte
ermittelten, baB ibre9Sunoen spar ldwer
aber nibt abIolut t6Otli9 lino.
Srau S6nnef lit 40 Sabre alt, per=
ipittpet uno Mutier breier &Iroer, BON
msl9en oas alteite sebn Sabre Sdblt.
sic muBte feinen welteren 8ruaO tilr
ben 0erl u9, li9 oas 2eben gu nebmen,
anaufibrcn, oils oaB lie Die fire Soee bat
tie, Semano nole lie umbrinsen.
(Solt. Gorelp. b.. 8. D. dr.