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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28

| Ger may find out whether the proper permit toi
| the same has been obtained from the City Sur
veyor which, on his molten, WAS laid over
An act to abolish tho offices of the Superln-
tendnnt of Police and City Surveyor, and to
provide for the election of Supe 'intendent OF
Streets and to define his powers and prescribe
bis duties referred by the Board OF Aldermen
to the Committee on Streets, WAS received rom
that Board and their action concurred In:
Mr.. Hopkins offered resolution dlrectlng the
Committee on Streets to have paved inc easI
end of Market alley, on which Is located the
fish market, and make such other repairs TO saio
alley MS may be indispensable TO puolic comfort
which WIS adopted. 49,,
Mr. Hughes offered resolution, Whlch was
referred 20 the Committee on Strccts, lhstruct
the Superintendent Of Police t. request the a.
s. w H. Il. Go. to move their tracks nj Inc q.
Asaph street depot to tho west side OF the strees,
so ~ to leave M much rs possible Of that street
open to the prsssge of CARL. ges:
Mr.. Eichbcrg called up bill entitled an ACT
to almond section OF chapter 3 o.! the laws OF
tho city of Alexandria, aud to abolish the office
of Clerk of the Gas Works, which was read the
second and third times and lost by the follow
ing vote Ayes, Messrs. EichberS, Brodars' Har-
low, Harris and Mitcheli-6 Noes, Messrs
Mckenzie Hopkins, Fowe, Risheill Beach,
Hughes and MIR. President-7.
Mr.. Eichberg called up bill entitled an aci
to amond section 81 of chapter rs OF the laws OF
the city Of Alexandria in relation to the othce OF
Collectors OF Taxes pending the consideration
of which tho Board adjourned
Testo: HAROLD SNOWDEN, Vi k.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28
EDS;.hA. sSkESIEAES.

1t is the intention of both lodges of . Id
Fellows of this city TO pay iraturual visit TO
Washington Lodge of " aShiugtou, on Tuesday
night next, leaving here at O'Clock on the
steamer City of Alexandria, aud returning about
II o'clock, The lodges have kindly consented
that auy of our cilz ns, other than DAD Fellows,
can avail themselves Of this opportunity to
visit Washington that night.
Professor j. Remington Falkland, the we'll
known Maestro Of Washington, will give a
musical entertainment here at au early date,
in which some OF the best talant OF his city will
take part.
Mr.. John II. Brent Of this city, whose sudden
illness iu Warrcnron has been noticed hereto
fore, is improving slowly, and will probably be
well enough in few days to enable him to come
home.
Mr. Lemuel Cook well known huckster 10
the market, who was stricken with paralysis
last week, is, his physician says, III an lmproV-
ing condition.
Col. John S. Mosby was in the city to-day,
and was warmly greeted by his many friends
here.
The Conservative Committee meets on Satur-
day night
a cargo of oysters arrived at the dock to-day
and was disposed OF rapidly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28
CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEED[N GS
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

| At regular meeting Of the Board of Alder
| men, held April II, 1875, there were present
Samuel H. Janney, esq, President, and Messrs;;
Snoot Moore, Lawson, johnson, French "hd
Seaton.
A communication from w. FL May in regard
to the assessment OF lot belonging 10 T.. W;
Barker lying on Princess street, was referred
to the Finance Committee.
The resolution received from the Common
Council in regard TO the purchase OF II safe WAS
| called from the table, the .cti n Of the Common
Council ncn-concurreu IN and the matter re-
ferred to the Finance Committee.
A petition Of sundry citizens for the placlng
| of fire plugs ri the corners Of st. Asaph ana
Wolfe streets and the corner of Wolfe snd
Wilkes streets, was referred to tie Committee
on Streets.
A bill of William Cogan, S6G, for gas fixtures
burnt in Liberty Hall; also resolution IN.
structing the Finance Committee to compromise
the suit of Swain vs. Hydraullon Steam FIRE
Engine Co.; also petition Of sundry citizens
asking for relief from the resolution passed TO
have Fairfax street paved, Sc; alsos petition
of w. F. Vincent for permission to build vaults
under the pavement in front of No. 80 north
Fairfax street; also petition OF j. ;. French
for relief from taxation also bll OF Mrs J"hh
Mills, So, for use of room for election purposes
also petition of r. c. Lee for the removal OF
the pump on the northwest corner .: Washing
ton and Queen streets also resolution author
izing the Mayor to execute II deed Of release 10
the United States to the National Cemetery !
also y report Of the Finance Committee on the
petition of Il L. Wood for reduction Of assess
ment; also resolution empowering the War
Gens To use one of the steam engines to relieve
the schr VIM. d. Anthony,--were received
from the Common Council and their action con-
CURED in.
An act to abolish the Offices of Superintendent
Of Police and City Surveyor and 10 provide for
the election OF u Superintendent of Streets and
to define his powers and prescribe his 'ut"s,
was introduced and referred to the Committee
on Streets.
A bill of Mrs. j. L. Smith, So, for rent of
room tor election purposes also u resolution al
lowing Robert Portner t. build on tho line he
has adopted on Washington streel,-were re-
ceived from the Common Council and their ac-
ton corcurrcd in.
A resolution appointing proxies to represent
the Corporation in the annual meeting OF the
Alexandria Canal Co.. to be held in Msy next,
was received from The Common Council and
agreed to, and Mr.. g. Z. Smoot appointed proxy
on the p ,rt of this Board.
| The Board then adjourned. Taste:
JNO. j. Jameson, Clork.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28
The Markets.

NEW YORK, April 2S--Stocks active and
lower dorcy p. Gold l54. Flour steady.
Whea, steady. Corn firm.
BALTIMORE, April Is Virgins 6s .neelers,
40; Virgina<, consolidated, 545. West Vas; s..
Cotton quiet; low middlings l5!al55. Flour
Quiet and unchanged Wheat firm and I'M
changed. Corn dull; Southern white 9Oa92;
Southern yellow 80; Western mixed oo3se9.
Oats quiet and steady Southern 75"7S; Western
white Iu472; Western mixed GSaG9. Rye quiet
and unchanged Hay duh Pennsylvania ana
Maryland l7sS24 Provisions quiet, but strong {;
prices unchanged. Butter quiet and unchanged.
Coffee quiet and unchanged. sugar firm at lOt.
Whiskey firm at l6HSll9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28
LOUiSiaIIx.

New ORLEANS, April IS Gov. kellogg
to-day Instructed the Attorney General to 10
stitutc a suit against the Auditor and his sure
ties, stating that though the Senate had failed
to act Oh the charges preferred by the House
of Representatives, he deemed it light that an
immediate and thorough investigation should
be had of any maiteasance on the part OF the
Auditor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28
The TiIton-Beecher Suit.

New YORK, April 2S.-Mrs Titon was
present to-day in Court, accompanied by Mrs.
Field, Mrs. Shearman aud Mrs. Ovlngton. The
attendance otSpeciators was much smaller tnan
usual. The defendant and wife were late. Ill
ton and Moutou occupied their usual places
FROM an early period in the morning pro,
ceedirgs Mr.. Tracy resumed the staud, and
his examination was continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28
Mystery Explained.

New York, April IS 1t appears that the
body of a woman, found at Jersey City, was
oDe that lad been partly diSseced and express
ed to a medical college IN OHIO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28
llRUIIeSt.

New York April 2S.-The inquest Oh the
body of Mrs Blackmcycr, who was found dead
in bed with her skull crushed, in Jersey City,
and for which her husband was arrested,
showed the woman received her injuries from
a fall and her husband was discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28
Foreign News.

MADRAS, April 2S.-Lord Hobart, Governor
of the presidency Of Madras is dead.
LONDON, April 2S. Gillcry Pigeatt PuiSSne'
Barou of the Court Of Excheuuer, died to-day.
The cercmony of installation ct the Prince
of Wales as Grand Master Of the United Grand
Lodge of Masons Of Eoglaud took place to-day
in the Royal Albert Hail in the presence OF an
immense coucourse OF Masons; great enthusiasm
was manifested. $3.50,
LONDON. April 2S The race for the 1000
guiueas stakes took place to-day at the New
market frs, spring meeting, and was won by
Cambailo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28

pauied by two old Caltorulans, visited Carlin' 8
Springs yesterday gu d prospecting tour aud
returned satisfied that the gold deposit in the
hills in that neighhorhood is rich enough to
warrant the expense OF attempting to niue 1t,
at least in a small way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28

FIRE. The handsome residence Of Mr.John
Thomas Fletcher, Rose Hill. in Rappahannock
county, formerly belonging to Mr.. john Lane,
in the possession Of whose family it had been
for MANY wears, and with the history of which
county it was intimately associated, caught fire
accidentally last Saturday evening and, togeth-
er with large portion OF its CONTENTS was TO-
tally destroyed. The loss is heavy and upon 1t
there Is no insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28
Specie Shipments.
xyeuf.,er Probabilities.

New, York, April % Specie shipment
to Europe to-day is 100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28

CAICKEN THIEVES. The premises of Mr..
Jerry Foley, on Queen street, between Henry
ana Fayette, aud those of Mr.. Owings, ad-
ioluiug, were invaded last night by unknown
thieves, and their chicken houses robbed OF all
the fowls they contained. The heads OF the
chickens were wrung off and left to Indicate the
robbery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28

WAsuINGToN, April IS, II a. N.
For the Middle States, rains during the day,
followed by clearing and cool weather, northcr-
" to westerly winds aud rising barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28

county about mad dogs is on the Increase, as
several dogs bitten by thos: that were sup
posed to be mad have exhibited symptoms OF
rabies aud been killed. y colored mau bitten
bv the mad dog at Nj Middleton has, it is
also said, been attacked hy hydruphubia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28

DEATH OF f. L. BENTLEY, ESQ. Edgar l..
Bentley, esq, OF Leesburg, Loudouu county,
died suddenly at his home in that place last
night Mr. B. was deServedy esteemed and
beloved by the community iu which he had
lived all his life, and by all who knew him, and
his loss will be deeply regretted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28

SQUEEZED BY THE CARS "A breakman on
the Midland Railroad, named John Smith, was
caught between the tender Of the locomotive
aud u freight car on Union street this morn
ing and squeezed so tightly that for a time 1t
was thought he had been seriously hurt. He
was taken on board the locomotive aud carried
20 the Henry street depot, but in the course Of
an hour or two had recovered sufficiently to
enable him to 20 to work again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Attorney Generalship.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Judge Edwards
Pierrcpout, of New York, having accepted
the appointment of Attorney General, the
President has accepted the resignation OF MT
Williams in highly complimentary letter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28

The WEATHER The northeast storm which
set IN yesterday still continues, and the
weather is what, in uau;ical parlauce, Is termed
heavy misty, rain, aud driving wind from
the northeast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28

Asa valuable remedy for Dyspepsia. Sick
Headache, Torpid Liver, and such like diseases
We eau recommend DR.. Bull Vegetable Pills.
They are Tor sale by all druggists at 25 cents
per box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28

PROMOTED. First Lieutenant I. T. Thorn
bureh, OF the ID regiment U ). artillery, Tor
sometime past stationed at Fort Foote, has
been promoted to the position OF pawn aster 70
the Y. 5. army, with the rank Of major.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28

They say business is dull; sugar and coffee are
selling slowly. Not so with DR.. Bulls Cough
S,'rur; we understand our druggists can hardly
supply the demand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28

PERsoNAL.-A uote from Mr.. Richard
Lloyd, in reference to notice OF the sale OF
some of his live stock yesterday, and correcting
the report that he contemplated moving to the
West, says: "The sale referred to was of some
five or six head of cattle and one colt, for which
! had no use. reserved a number OF cows
Tor my own use. | have no more idea OF NOV
Ing West to reside than have of golug to
Egypt, though | expect to make my yearly
trip out on business
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28

Police RRPoRT The following cases have
been reported at police headquarters since yes
terday afternoon:
Charles Mathews, colorad, for disrdery con-
duct on the street, was fued aud discharged
Louisa Morrison coorcd, on complaint of her
husband, HcDry Morrison, for dlsordcry con,
duct, was dismissed for want Of evidence and
the costs assessed against complainant.
Only three dodgers applied for AMI were ac-
commodatcd with sleeping quarters at the sta
ton house last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28
STRIKE OF THE GEORGETOWN COAL TRIM

STRIKE OF THE GEoNGEToWN COAL TRIM
NERs. "A notice of the strike of the George.
town coal trmmers and OF the unsuccessful at
tempt TO supply their places from the gangs
employed at the coal wharVes in this city, APP
peared 10 Monday Gazettee. The Washing
ton Star of yesterday says: 81 welve boats,
with | 400 tons of coal, have arrived for the
Borden Mining Company, and ten boats with
$50 tons, have arrived for the Central Com-
pauy. No shipments are being made, as the
loading employees of both companies are on a
strike. demanding fifty cents each (iast year $
prices) for each boat uuoadcd. They have
been receiving this spring but forty cents per
boat loaded The agents OF both companies
seem willing to allow the men forty cents
per load and it is probable that the matter will
be settled upon that basis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28

IMPORTED THE
GUANAHAN| GUAN0 COMPANY,
PETERSBURG, VA.


III snutbe
ensrk
ymanut
the
carolina ]u'"
Community
sh.ub espsd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28
LOCAL NEWS.

MARINE ACCIDENT.-Y esterday morning as
tbe schooner d. NJ. Anthony, Mclean, master,
c., Providence, was being towed to George
nm nv the tug boat Katie Wise, for cargo
'foo. her centre board struck on rock op-
",s;re the wharves of that city with such force
=. 70 smash through the casing OF her well, and
S,,r,ed her to leaking so badly that she had to
Ls towed back here at once for repairs. She
,ook in water so rapidly that the assistance of
tbs crew of another vessel was required at her
nnnns in order to keep her adoat uoll she
coached this city, and after she Was moored to
,bc shin ward wharf, it was found that she
wuli sink if other means were not adopted.
~ ,be emergency the Fire Wardens were APP
rI;pd 10 for the use of one Of the steam fire
engines, but they, unwilling to assume the re-
snnpsibility of granting the request, reported
ths tact to the City Council, which was IN SEES
sion, and resolution was promptly adopted
nv,np them the authority about the possession
If which they were doubtful. The Hydraulion
engine was theu sept to the assistance OF the
distressed vessel, aud worked at her from nine
o'clock last night until about ten O'Clock this
morning, when the donkey engine of the tug
Katie Wise was put to work lu pumping her
ont, and it became apparent that with that
nnmp aud the assistance OF her own, she could
he kent a10at until SHE cOulU Uc ndulCu ui' w
the ways. \ hole had to be cut III her side 10
order that the fire engine might work effective
lively III pumping the water out OF her.
INDEFINITE PosTpoSEMENT OF THE SPELL
lyG BEE.-rhe proposed spelling match tor
The beucft of the Alexandria Library Com.
puuy, originally appointed for night, aud
then postponed until next Friday nlg mt has
now, it is understood, been indefinitely post,
poped it being apparently impossible to hnd
the requisite uumb-r OF persons who are Will
ing to appear as contestants. Some OF those
who at first consented to join the classes have
Withdrawn their names, and others who con-
teupIated joining have been deferred from so
doing by fear OF failure rstlIed into them by
the difficult words proposed 10 the iDnumerabie
extempuraurous spelling matches that are con-
stantly occurring, and from being compelled to
participate in which neither time nor place al
tordS any protection, for gentleman Was
touched on the shoulder in church last Sunday
by friend IN the pew behind him ADD asked
to spell iuuuendo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28

rINHIRD INSTALMENl OF
SUN UMBRELLAS
for this Spring received this 9th Of April.
sn9 d. F. WILMER co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28

Hn0 WINDSOR PLASTER.
COO TONS SOFT BLUE WINDSOR
PLASTER on hand and for sale by
nh HUOE & JOHNSTON.
URINE CAROLINA RICE just received by
sn5 j. &. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-28

Emo m ANALYSES and WILSON, BsmG,e Prof n WHITE
fro r. a. A'0 ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20

l no naka no kawadsu dai b-ai wo schi-
radsu. = Der SrOl6 i'm 8rnnueu tueiB
nints bon Der 1oben Gee.
Moyekui hi hi ga tsuki yassui. - Gin
Teuerbrauo lit [ei6t 3u ent3iinben.
Andschiru yori umu ga yassui. = @es
bdren lit lei6ter, ais flI Die Ginoer iors
gen.
70 midarete goketgu rawaru - Sn
bolea 3eiteu eribeint Der StIo.
Makeru wa katsckI. = unterliegen lit
Sieg.
Rakkuwa yeda III kayeradsu. = Ole abz
aetaaene Blnme tebrt niGt auf ben 3tpeig
3Uritd.
1schiri %tzurhotte yama to naru.-StaAb
III Dteh9e iriro gum Berge.
hei mo sugureba schitsurei to naru. -
81 Doflt6 miro unb0fli1.
fora wo Katie urei wo nokossu. - Ber
lt9 &t9er bdlt, i6afft 1t9 Sorqe.
Yome, ka schultz nj naru. = Sdtpieoerz
tD0ter tDerben Shipie9ermntter.
Utsukuschiki mono nj hofi yo togaraschi.
6iite DID Dot iASaeM Irauelt 1pie por
19arFem Yfeffer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20

Inter benz GiteI: Scr Stor6
BON gettysburg" et3abtt cine franz
5ofIl0e 3ettuns fclgen6e ~ribrenoe @ss
ldt6te: uGor benz &rte9e CAB eS in
StraBbur8 etnen bunbertidDrigen Stor9.
Dte1er Stor0 bate ietn Jteit auf oer
9obe oes Wtaniterfn0pfeS gebaut. Ct
mar Der Sreuno Der IStaot, ibr S6nBs
getit. Ser ltebe Gtor6 ltebte ieinen
Wtun1ter u1o ieine Staot, er Itebte ben
belen Con Der fran3Oltiden Grompete,
er treute 1tG, bic ruDmret0en Sarber
oer Sabnen Sranfrei6S I'M Sonnenli1t
9IGn3en 81 ie6en. Als i'm Triibliug oeS
EriegsiaDres 1870 Der brabe Stor0 aus
ben tDarmen 2dn0ern Suriidfebrte, brad
er ELL getr nHb forhte ~ieittet lteben
Wtun1terfnopt lnt6t pieberieben. Sbres
S6uBgetlteS berau6t, fab Die StaDt baS
grobte ulIbeil ltber IT'D fommen. Ser
quite Stor9 blteb flint Sabre franf, aber
III 0telem Sabre 1T Ell na0 StraBburg
3lrudgefebrt, nno tpte groB mar iein
&ulhrlcr, ais ct fetn gtelt Dur9 Die &u>
seln 5erlt0rt fano nto leile tbeure SABINE
peri1munoen mar! @r ntoeDte ntdt IN
oer Oeuti9eu Stabt bleibeit, %ionoern nabm
ieinsn Slug nab Sranfrei9, ale feline
@efd1rten na6 it6 stebenb. Die Seele
9trabburgs gat lid nit ben perbamnten
@lldl1ern p%ersinigt": 9ie @ei0i6te
bat tatiirlilb Der fran36iii6en .3eitung
bet Stor9 /felblt er5dDlt, bel Dem &lapz
peru befaW1tli0 gum 9an6mert gebDtt,
bod ptrD feline QEabrDeitsltebe bon ber
uStraBbl1r9er 3tg." III 3ipeifet geaogen.
Dteietbt ihreibt: DDte St0rde babeu
feinestUegS fir Stanfrei0 --pptirt. Wen
nt6t/ Oer QugenlGein oabon itber3euet,
benz 8eben DieQei6t na6ite6eube ofttSieiIe
3oylen bes @tuitftanOs- Nmtes 0tdotii0eS
8Aoget fir 1875, 9. l22) 3u benfen: 1869
Y~jutoen in StraB6ura 29l7, 1870: 2S11,
/487l 2349, 1872: 1914, 1878: 3538-8inS
Der geboren. 9eiratbeu o6er fanben itatt
1869: IT'S (bie b0dite 3iffer bon 1864 bis
1870 uno 1872: 1869 (oie Bis iebt bDdite
Siffer ulter Oeuti6er 9errihafD. An1
gelitbts bieier 3ablen wirb oas i'm Derz
meiutlid)en 8etiB be5 vStor1eS BON
S~trabbur9" 9lldliDe Sranfrei9 tpentgz
itens nt6t leugnen fDnnen, baB her1elbe
bor feiuem Sbei0en ber vbeutl0en
9taot" bod nod ieinen Se9en 3uz
rii6lteB."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-20
GeMti1e S1mmb1nttateit.

3u Sem, mas mir Bel per1diebenen
@eIe9enDeiten ilber Die ale 8e8rtffe ilbera
itetgen0e 8 il II II ; 4 g feit, D. b.
fraufDafte Glnpftuoli6feit Der 8e6oroem
(uno 0eS Rubltfun1S) III Deltl6lano ge@
la9t babell, f0nnen mir feline Before Grs
lduternng gebeu, ais Sic fDlgenOe, benz
Serliner &dgeblatt DDm %. Wtdr3 ent>
nOnnene Wtltt3etlung ii6er einen BreBz
pro6eB, III pel6em enti6ieoen por0en,
DaB Da5 Nort v9tegenbogen" ais
etne nit 0eIoz oOer GefdnauiBltrofe au
abloenoe SeIetotgMng 81 betraDten
lit:
0as vgerliner Gogeblatt" bra0te. in
Nummer 278 pom II. JioDemDer D. s..
einen SOfaIartifel, Deiien @iu8ang tpte
tol8t lautete:
p@ine re3t un9enitbIi6e StrabensSomOoie
1ptelte ltb am frlIbell NbenO oeS lestcu 4tlftmod
auI benz 2tlerau6erplube ab. - Sin l6mer nit
Spnuen ~betaoeiler 28a9el luuroe Don eiuem berit7
tenen ullb 6pet geitteTettell 9te9enb 8 e II"
itlttrt. Gem unlptnelIoen Gelcr 5Ir @rtlarung,
DaB Die SeSct9nun9 nJte9cnbo9en" fitr nS@ugz
u1oltlt" ltD altindLt9 ein5ubilrgern be9tnllt, luaS
mir unS nur barauS Su ertIGren %lptIIen, oab Der
9tc9enbo9en ebeniattS etu 3ciben oe9 Urteoens lit
uno in lfnperen 6duen ~r1etteN5 ia q ocM 8es
wttter eri6etnt."
0ur0 ~6enQtuSoruf yGe0enb0gen"
5ielt baS BeliSeicBrGlt0ium Die S0uB>
leute 6eletOtgt ulo iteute oeu Strafe
dttrag ge0en ba5 vBerlt1er 5Q9eblatt",
Deilen DernnttportltOer 9te0afteur 9tnoolf
WieHger DaDer gsitern Dor ben S0ranfel
Der VII. GrimIlaloeputatto1 SM erl0eis
zen bate.
Ser StaatSantpalt Simon bous3 aitrop
ftlOet ben SergGei0 nit Dem Jte9enbo9eG
ais 1o10en nt6t beletoigeno, be-
5et@net i'm 0esentbetl baS Bib ais Elm
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