davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-04-25

The namo Of hfr. Blaine, but simply remarked
that tho polaon referred TO was a prominent and
influential member OF tho Republican party. 1io
Baya further that he tont Mr. Wiaon Two OF
threc questions 10 10 asked witnesses coming
before hR Committee which, II tho7 had boon
asked aud properly anawored. would ,,avn dis
covered tho name very quickly. 11r. Harrison
has oopios Of his dispatches and letters sent Mr.
Wilson. This oorreapondanoe took place In
January and FobruAfy. 1873.
, 1876-04-25

CINCINNATI. o., April A.-Tho Commercials
Forest, O., special says shat about wock ago
John hammock, farmer residing rnileH from
that place, whilo WORKING In field NTH son
aged l5 and a daughter aged 7, becam9 enraped
at tho lad and fo!led him senselcss With baud
spike, following up tne b1o.s till lito WAS ex-
ttuet, nnd thon buried the body in an adjacent
log-hean. lie throRtonod to kill his lttla
daughter II Hhs did not prcscrse al
teuce. Ho then reported tho bo7
had nbsconded. Yesterday the little girl. IN au-
aboutR Of hor brother, but was afraid to tell
Altar nome questioning slle told the story Of
tho murder, but c6uld not exactly locate the
hidlne-plhco OF tho body. To-day the entire
noighbo1hood began search and discovered
tho remaiua, partially decomposed. hammock
attempted to escape but was arfostod and jAilod.
, 1876-04-25
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.

poar Huaox, Mich. April 2i.-Down-rsop
J. Dortsehy. - .....
Ut-I1op Y. Dwsm and consort; schrs Sweet
hesrt, Sunnyatdu, NeiudaeE, Monticello Mont
peiios.
W1np-Eosthoast, fresh weather clear.
A1HoAR-The scoN Louise. which was toHed
out yesterday, lght, weut aahoFe milo aouta
OF Lexington l4st eyoNlug during aovcEe foS
Aasiatanca has been sent to hor.
, 1876-04-25
BASE BALL.
THE GAME BETWEEN TIE BOSTON AND ATHLETIC
ELUNB YESTERDAY.

!Sptctdl D1spatch to The Chtedoo Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Aprit 24.-T1o weather WAS
cloudy and chilly. Two thousand people wcro
present. s1oyorlo's batting and Knights pitch
ing were the features J:
, 1876-04-25

OLEAHI IN 6AN FlANCfBEb.
BAN FRANCISCO, April 23.-O'Leary and
Schmehl, pedestrians, hayo agreed upon coo
milo match, $4,000 aids. III this city somo timo
In May. O'Loary will also astompt 152 meR In
thiEty-tMo hourB betWoon tho 1st and 10Th Of
haY.
, 1876-04-25

ALLEGED ,NCEnDtA1lsM.
!sI<cfdi Ds.adtsh to Ihe CAara6s Ir1duhe
DUBUQUE, H.. April 2i.-TsAao Smith gon-
t!cman Of color. mas arrested haso this nttor-
noon for netting fire to tho PullmAnl1ouso Of
CEDAR Ills pids that WAS burned some tiluo slico
, 1876-04-25

no NAnEaMEN IN CALIFORNIA.
BAH FRANoIsco. April 2S.-Ca1!Fornia will
probably not send markamon to Crecduoor to
compete for position on tho international
tenn. Tho closing match to-dsy resulted Ill no
ono making the hcore required 10 be sont east
by tho Iuflo Association.
, 1876-04-25

GEORGETOWN, Col, April 24.-The alipmous
Of ores for tho Centennial Exposition from tho
Clear Crock country haH commenced. The own
oss Of tho Pelican Aiao lead of with ono mass
OF oro woigbng 4,50o pounds. This mine will
bo represented by specimens of great valuo, pro-
aeuting totnl weight Of 7.000 pouuds. The
Diyca will DO represented by masalve specimens
Of raro and valuable orc. Tho Consolidatol lIor-
Central scutl ono ton each. C. r. Fis!,s cabiuet
OF ricl, and Eayo orc. weighing about toll, is
being boxed up for shipnent. Ono full carload
OF orc will ho Gu route from the Clear Cseex
country uiuea this week.
, 1876-04-25

ToYExA. Kan., April 2s.-1hs jury In tho caao
Of Taylor, The LaCygne Postmaster. after heing
out twnnty.si1 hours failed to agree and were
discharged. An onort will be mado 10 dismiss
the case.
The case of {.aprtn. ex-state Treasurer and
perpstrAtor Of sclool.bond frauds. IL set for tho
i6tt, III Mav
, 1876-04-25

LARAMIE Cs1y. Wy. Ter, April 2l.-Tho Sheriff
has arrested aud confined in Jail here two women,
supposed to be the old WOMAN and Kato Benaer.
Of kauBas- murder fame. A description Of Kate
and Mrs. Bender waa sont hero by telegraph to-
day from the Sheriff Of Parsons, Kan., and e1-
actly answers to tho description Of theso prison-
eFs. They are tough casos. anyhow. and will be
l'.ald for further tnYeattgRtion.
, 1876-04-25

This Rc1lts All TT. II. Putnam, Gov.
AHV bottIo of Wnllart's 11ue Troa Tar Cordial, wts
Mr. Packard tdruRgat tn hame tuwu was alho he,.ent
Cd by vhas teailtd III ths bottlel Thoroughly cure
suro throat AMI diseased lungs!
, 1876-04-25

OoIlAho 6EsEHTEH W6uN6Eb.
johnson, place April M.-A soldier named
ouod at the United e1iauce unknown, inpns-
sentence OF Imprisonment IJracks hero. under
for desostion. attempted to escs.asyenworth
throwing handful Of red papper In HAY By
face. Johnaon attempted to run. out was III.
upon by the guard. the ball passing through hi
body. injuring him, 1t is SUPPOSED. fatally.
, 1876-04-25

THE CONGRESSIONAL RESOLUTION.
6psesas D1spatch tn This Chicago Tribune.
srnmaF1ELp, H., April 24.-Tho following
joint resolution Of Congress- has boon for.
Harled by tho Stato Department At Washington
n. GOV. Bever1lgo with tho request TINT It bo
to tho II. basia Of m Executive recommendation
to carry out land town authorities Of 1lllnois,
will accordingly, itr.sHtionH and tho Governor
1nntton in accordance tholor two, Issue procla-
Jo1Ar RESOLUTION on tho ea1obrAt,o-
nta! tn fho several counties towua. tta Ccuteu.
lie IT rtsoitti, by the Senate aud uouso Of
eentatlyes Of tlo united States Of America, Tba.>-
bo and is hereby recommended by tho senate anti
ouso Of Representatives. 70 tho people Of tho several
Hates that they assemble Ia the ReTtra1 counties
towns Oh ths approaching centennial anniversary Of
our uattonnl Independence, and that they cauho to
haye delivered on such day historical sketch Of
sad county or town from it, formation md that
copy OF said sketch may bc filed In print or manu-
script In tho Clerks oRce ot aala county I'D AZ addi.
Office Of tho Librarian Of Congress-, to the intent
that complete record may thus bo obtained Of the
progress Of inRtitutlous during tho first ceuen-
llia1 OF thur cxiatencG.
, 1876-04-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TO Il0useIKecrcrs.-Tho attention OF
healk Of families Ia invited to lhe superior quality OF
Ijurrttt4 F!ayarln4 E1tsactR, THY highly con-
ren,rstcl hayn all thu fresueas arid dulracy nf the
fruits f1um which tloy prepared, and hse ess
tctatYc.
, 1876-04-25
fttt6t = N~f FLnI

PHILApELFHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April 2i.-The steamer
1!ilnols, which arrived to-day from Liverpool.
briuga additional British exhibits for tue Gen.
tounsai Expedition.
, 1876-04-25
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, u. G., April 25--1 q. m.-Fot tbs
Uppes Like region rising, followed by falling,
paroasstor, north 10 cast winds, partly cloudy
and warmer woathor.
LOCAL OnHERrATIuSB.
CittcAGp. April n.
, 1876-04-25

Maximum thermomster, 20. Minimum. 40.
uENEnAI. OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, APRIL 24-Midnight.
, 1876-04-25

Flr5t-That tho story OF my receiving fGi, ,000.
or my other sum OF money or othor thing OF
directly or indirectly. or In any forln, III ab5o-
luso1y 4isproyod BY tho most conclusive toati-
mony. ..
tSecoml-Thnt no bond OF mIno was ayor sold
4 Toxta railroad Company, and TINT mot
single dollar of'nonoy from o!thcE Of thcso cont
panles over went 70 my profit or bonats
Third-Ilat hlBtund Of receiving honds OF tho
Little Rock i Foss Smftl, Road u = ,Rratuty.
novos had ono except at tho rogulhs market
prlco. and that tnstoad Of making largn. fortune
Of that Company l hayo Incurred d &C.
yero pecuniary luas from ny Investment IN it4
OF largo fortunes aIuaasod LII Couggoso.
can hardly expect. bfr. spoakos. that any
statement from me will Stop tho Work OF thosc
who havo 10 induBtriouB!y circulated these
calumnies. For months past the effort llaA been
energetic and continuous to sproad these stories
In rrivate circles. Em!ssar!cB Of slander have
visited tho editorial rooms Of leading ltopub-
hcan papers from Boston to omaha, mud whiapor-
cd OF revelations to como that were too ter
| rlbo even to ho spoken IN loud tones, aud ut
| last tho revelations hhve boon Eaada.
/ asm NOW, Mr. Hpeskcr, in thc fourteenth,
year OF not inactiyo aotycs In this hall. l
haye takea ana i,aYo given blows., hayo no
| which I would now gladly recall. | havo no
doubt giyeu votcB 1'hicl, In fuller light, would
| glati!y change but haye ueyor donc anything
| In nv public career for Which could ho put 10
! tho fantest blush In any prcsel,co, or for which
| | caunot answer to my constituents. my con-
| science, and tho gsoAt HoaEcheE or Hearts.
| THE IMPRESSION CHEATED.
Mr. BLano'a speech Has delivered vary !u,-
| p.esBisoly from written alps and WAS llatohstl
to with eager attention BY oyeEJ mombor and
peEson within the crowded hall. Az he con-
cludad there WAS murmur OF applause from
both rldea Of the hall, and QUO Of q group of
prominent Democratic mombora having tenn
| porary aeata near tho reporter exclaimed, az ho
llntaLod his assertion Of 1nnocence, ~ l belloyo
| IT. eycry word ut It." To which others replied,
| "Aud 80 do l."
| uAnRIBoNa LAST.
InpfANAPo11s, April N.-ln al iuterftev this
afternoon with reporter, Joho G. Harrison
stated that in writing aud dssrafchtng tue Hon.
viii tho Union Pacific Asilroa4, hs DID not use
, 1876-04-25

tho candid Judgment Of; tho House and country;
ii tito House tho thinks matter should bo further
inquired into, I beg to oxp1oas my entsro rca1i-
mesa to give all tho ASSURANCE III my power 70
make tia Investigation as thorough. NJ rigid.
ard ~ impartial as IN possible to give aacmlug
corroborasion or foundation to tho story which l
lAyo dtsproEed.
tall, newspapers that WAS owner OF from $780,
600 to $3.50 tO0 Of Little llock i Fort Smith Rail-
road bonds, which received without considers.
tiou, and that 1t waa from these bonds that
TAomas 4. Scott received his $4,000. Tho
statement Is Rtatnitousiy and utterly fala0. No
responsiblo author appears anywhere for thte
untoundsd atory, hut Ia diminishing 1t desire to
make Tho following
ExriiclT STATEMENT.
More than twanty-shreo ycREa ago, Ia the clos
tng days Of 1ir. Flilmot0's Administration tho
Government granted to the State OF Arkansas
somo public lat,ds Within Its o"n limits TO 10
applied to tho construction OF railroads In that
| htsto, Tho Legislature OF ArkanaRa incorpo-
| ratud tho Lltt}o ltock L Fort smith lsaslroad
| (ornpapy tho sat.,e year, and Gayo to tho Com
many portion OF the land It Ind received fEon
| lilo General Government to aid In tue conBtsuo-
liar OF tie road, about 6,0U0 acres 10 tho milo,
think, but the Company weso unable to Iatzo
anY money for tho enterprise, though they
mt,le tho most strenuous efforts, Aua whom tho
War broke out In 1861, sight yeAEa after tho
Slate had gsyen the lands to tho oom- t.
Of o. course nothing was dono during, tho
War. After the War Ill the gEapts Of land pre-
yiously made to Houthosa Htates we're removed
Ia gross IN Tue sosstun Of 18o5-G6. Tho tltt!o
Rock Fort Smith Company tgain Ioco'sea . :
the money to bnd thelf road. The years lB63-
| 6g-'67 passed without thoir getslng do!lsr:
! Finally towards tho cloao Of lea5 company of
Boston Reatlemen representing eopssas!so'o
the requisite means they placed the honda Of
| the Company On Tho Nav England market u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-27
Sta0t Salttmore.

pie 0afen @ @omm ION Derlnnts
melte iib 9eterI glbeuO inter Dem 8orftbe
0eS WaporS i'm 9fatb9auie. Der Sngenieur
reid)te eineu Serid)t EN-, lD0rin er ben gSertb
Der Sag9ermal6rnen un0 Brabmen Ger StaOt
an0iebt uno ben Brel5 fcitliellt, ju ipClhenI
nieieibeu oermietbet meroeu t0unen. Ser Se=
ri9tmurSe ngcnOmmen.-Gtn 8eifluB fano
llnnabme, iuona9 Der Sngenleur befn9t lelu
ioQ, gIrbeiter I'm Saiers02partement megen
Bfthtperna6lGiiigung Suiuspenbiren unO Die
SuspenIion ueblt Gngabe beS 9runoe8 oer=
islben iobalo, al5 m0gIif, Der 6aiens&oms
mtiiton 5u meloen. Die Somntlliiou uertagte
ii9 bis nd9ten 9ienltag Ytittag nnO wirb
oann mebrere fir 9aieuarbetten eingegan9eHe
au9ebote 0iine1 uuO pritfen.
Die yJt tonals uuterrt9 tSs U l.
iociat H." welde ihre leete SabreSittung
III gSinona, Otiun., nbhtelt, tuiro am TO-, IL.
uno II. Suit b. s. in Baltimore tagen.
IS | ~ y b c." Ger p0pulGre Sonp
ner. @rbolungsort am BatapSco=S Sluiie, miro,
pie mir berett5 mlttbeilten, am D. Sunl eIa
0ffnet unb BON Dem Gage oil ben SablreldeH
6reuuOen SeS Ylobes @elcgenbe!t gegcbeu,
lid Oaielb1 ami;iement uno GrbOlnng gu pera
ifafien. GS merOen auh @rturfous>@eIell7
idaften nadl ,0olgs @rope" bef0r6crt, oeuen
aui Serlaugen ole auSi6lieblide Senubung
OeS gsrguiigungSplaBcS SugeiJGert miro. Gn-
mcloungen 5u GrfuritOneH bon SOnnta98r
i6uleu uuo Aiiociattpnen uimmt Die uY(arD>
lduosr 9ampfer -GOmpa9uie, SIR. 98, gt9bt=
itraBe, entgegen.
9 tdno ttl en-. - 8no5e'8 vQieoertafcl"
bra6te 9eltern NbeuO ibrem Sefretdr, Srn. s.
0emme, 81 isincm 8eburtStage ein munte=
res St6uoden, uuO bel oieler @elc9enbett
iiberrei6te Der BrGiiocnt Der ,gie6ertafel, ."
6r. q. Stiebel, OeT Geburtsta9Sfinoe etir
id)6nes @eihenf, beItebeno IN cinenl biibiden
Stntenfaf, nebft 8otofeoer. Die iibliden an=
Iprafen murocu 5ei Der lleberreihung 9ebal-
ten uno mebrere frobe GtunOcu Don ben Sans
germ Derlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-27
8ermtSdlfe telc9rapDiId,e Sez
heId1eff.

- @inc Sariammlung uon 8iirgern, mel
DE gegen bic abi6lieBung OeS Sertra9s nit
pdnatt 9eittmmt itno, ruuroe uor9eiteru 26eut
III Rew. Orleans abgebalten unb ein @omite
ernanut, um bel bem @OugreB Die 2lnfi9teu
Der Seriammiun9 Su oertrcten.
Die ,,@btcago'er Sribiiue" erflGlt in cinen1
Qrtiiel iiber ben republitauiihen Staats-
Sonueut, 0aB berielbc, obglcid Die @tncin
natter Delegation 5u 9nniteu Blaiar'S mar,
Die Nnswabl eineS @onites iiber 1ieolutio=
nen mautDulirte, melde8 iidl fir baS SUM
penmideltinO" uno OaS nblutige SemO" ers
fldrte.
- Die Demofratcn bcs 10. &ou9reB 0i.
ifriftS BON SllinoiS babcu S3rn. u. gS.
Sopuieuo uomiuirt.
- Yor9efern QbenS crtranfeu I'M 6afeu
bon @louceiter, Wtoii., GbarIcs Curtis mo
ISM. @oomb8
- 9te oMclOO:on-Salte" in Cincinnati
ling porgeitern albenO 6euer uuO wuree 81
Dem Sctrage bon $1,000 beldGoigt. 9it
,Qaemania=9eiellid)ait" unb mebrere anbert
SerelHe, peid]e ibr9auptquartier in ocm Sc.
bdu0e battcn, uerloren $4,000.
SIT SoIton ruur0e geltcru Der gr-6eUes
nuc=&ollettor yS. $. Mc9artuep megen emes
0cft;it8 BON $4,000 Dcrflagt.
-@eiteru fubr Der 9dmpfer ,gielpzSr
leans" nit II Sup 3Oa 3tefgaug bur6 Oi
Settles am (SOuth Ba6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-27
2ofalbertd,tc aus gSeShtnatotp,

gSal Arlington, 26. Wtai.-SaS 9omite
oes ngSaibiu9toner S6iibeupereins, ;" meldes
NIT Den &orbereitungen fir oas Sabresfeit be.
idGftt9t ut, bielt geltern Abeuo cine Sibung
nuo beI6loB, Die Summe fir Die Seitreitung
Der AuSgaben auf $500 feltSuicten. 9aS
@rsfutlu~@outte beitebt ans Sem 9rdiioenten
oes SerctnS, Dem eriteu Sfiibenmeilter mo
ben SS. Sobaun 6. Sogt, @arl @bels, u.
Sof, 2S. oeImuS unO &arl 9tuppert. 9a8
Set be9lulit am WtOntag, oen 81. Suli, uno
Oauert bis einidlieBlib 6reitag, Den A. &us
9uit.
-SBm. SarreG, Der 8abnftunige, wetdsr
lebten YtittmOd) ans Dem Srrenbaule entz
lpran9r puroe III Der folgenoen Rad)t pom
YoliSIten Nnoerion i'll llnioatomn elngeian-
gen uub i'll OaS Srrenbau8 ;uriidgebrad)t.
SIN Dem SeSirfSgeridte nurOe 9eiterR
elne S9a0eneriGBfla9e and $100, iuelte pr.
Sobonn Salburg 9egeu bic nWietropo!ltans
StrnBenbabn @Ompaguie" eingeleitet hattie,
uom0ttd]ter SnmpbrCps 81 @uuiten oeS SlG-
gers entl9tebeu. 2lus Den Serbanolungen
erbelte, baB Der Sldger nit ieiner Samtlte
I'M 10 lthr ora lcbten lSelbuad)tabeno einem
2Sa9gOn Der Sabn.Gpmpagute ali Der g.,
nabe BsSnaBe, ytoroweit, beltieg, I'M iid)
mad letrer 9Sobnung Su begeben, nuO oaB
ocr 2Sa99ou oil Der @de Der 6. StraBe uno
Nfiiiourts2Iuenue Nnbiet uno ni6)t msiter
gng, moOllrd) Sldger geSmun9en murOe, ben
Jtet OeS 9Seg8 gu Sub suriifSulegen. Der
Anwalt Der Sahngeleli6aft erfIdrte, Der
betrefenbegSag9o iet nuriiir bieBef0rOerung
Der YaiIa9iere uOn Soro'5 Sperubauie be-
lttmmt geneicu, un6 oaB Sr. Salburg oarum
9epuBt babe. 0aS @eridt mar le6od Der
gtniiht, O0B Die SabngcitllIbuft oerplid)tet
iet, ibre gSaggOn8 bis u llbr gIa6tS tahren
Su laiien uno ale Baiia9iere al ibre Seitima
muugsorte 81 beiGrOern. Die @ei6worenen
| pra6eu bcm Sldger $50 Su.
-Sn bcm Gquitp-@ -@ertet iuurSe 9eItcrn
oomJtldlter 2Sglle etn@bei6eibmQ8oefret fir
emma Bartlett gegen @eor9 gS. Bartlett
auSgeitcllt.
-Same8 s. 9bOmpion, alias @inslOe,
uuo @eorJ Slllam5, alias Noris, Die beiOen
9lebe, ueld)e ueri1ieoeue gSertb9egenfdnoe
i'll lEertbe bon $500 aus oem Sauie oeS Or.
Sarter geiobltu Batteu, wuOen beute pom
6tdtcr SneQ III &rnaugelung BON $1,000
Siir9ihait Gem @eiGu9niHe iiberautlpOrtet.
-'or. 9ari Slob murOe megeu Seriperrung
OeS &rottolr5 I'M 50 9eilrait.
gle 8ablnatoner Somtburei Scr. Der
DSempeIrittcr" reil't I'M Ill llbr nG6iten
0ienita9 Micrgen nit Der @iienbabu BON bier
mad RbllaoeIpbia Gb, nm Der 6acIblt am
| Otcnilag, giittmod uuO 0onnerItng tagcnOen
Seneral DISCRIMINATING Der Sempelritter bci~
| SNmObueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-27
eie MISUNDERSTANDING.

g laDelp b / 4, 26. Wat. = 9eltern
fanOen I'D i'm @au3en 27,l5G PerIoncn auf
bern Ausitelluu9splase eiu, bon melfeu
1881 fitr ben @iutritt be5oblten. Das gin
fti9e 9Setter bauert fort unb iibt einen merf'
liden @infnB uuf ben Seiu6 aus, weldei
bsute 9r0Ber, aiS je mar.
Die Srase 8etreffs S.ifnung an Sonnta
gen miro ndditen 9ienitag uor rer Gommil
iion er1rtert peroen. 0ie Breisrlfter baben
ibre uEteriu1uugsu beBonneR. Sin Sttd
2anb in Der gtdbe res 4usfelun9splatss u
Der ,Sennipl Giienbabn= Sompagnle"
sar Gsriiiaunq aeIteqt worSer, une Die Sr
aenienre Serielben habeu paS @runoitiid mi
3elten II. Qasergerdtbihaften fir Seberber
auna Der bic Austelluug beiudeuoen mllitd
ridden Srsaniiationen auSseitaitet. Dtal
bat Anftalten getrofien, Die Seoiirtniiie ale
eintrefIcroen biirserliden unO milttarii9el
SraailiiatiDnen Su perlorqeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-27

2i0erpooG, &c. Mai, 1890 Rn6m.-
Seumwolle ilau IL. georiidt. Sberl. 5 1916;
Orl. 6s. - SertGuic 1000 9allen.
Hranti iurt Z. 81, &c. Dial. - Nmeri-
fancr, ueue 6iinfer 1921.
&nrBe 9abeIospefdleu.
- 0aS amerltanllde SrtegSId1lff ,Srant~
lin" 1T i'll Salontd)i eingenofen.
= Die norIpe9tidle @oroettc ,Tor0fgerien"
le9elt beutc BON Ylpmoutb, GEglan0, na0
4bIlaoeIpbia ab.
= Sr. 6raut 9fceS, Der &eprGIentant Der
Soot. @lrbS Der amerifaniiden Colleges,
u Don Dublin, Srlanot abgereii't, ohne cine
0toolptatlou Ger nit Dem Boot @lMb oer
0uoltner untoeriitGt 9etroffeueu rletereiu=
thnff IN SeSu9 ouf Die Re9atta in Saratoga
be3medt 81 haben.
- @tH erft tlirSltd) bon elmer &unithGn6ler@
frula IN SonpitraBe, 9OuSon, augefauites
Bib Der 6er;o9ln Don 0epOnibire, Elm gSerf
oes 6rn. 9ainsb0rougbr muroe in Der pore
!esten gtad)t aus oem 8abuleu Qeihnitten
uno 9eftobIeu. Die 6trma bate $52 800 fir
oaiielbe be;ablt.
- Sic iranS6Fife Seputirteu Sammer
nabm geltern cine ReIolution al, ipeldle auf
Annabme oes 9eieBcs in SeSug auf oas 8ed)t
Der 8e9erun9, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 Der
leiber, brin9t.
= Sn bem britii9en llnter6auie purbe
9eftern abeno Die Shipping -Sill" gum brit
ten Nale uerIeieu.
= Die franS0Fifen, SIheidii9en unS Ipds
ntI9en 4e9attonen Ill 0tOm iollen in SlirSe 1u
9elanotlbaften erbobeu meroen.
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iett WOrOen fir Serbai,Hng unO u,berfiib.
rung bcS 8iebes, neld)er bas Bortrait Der
9er5o9in BON 0cupnibire aus Dem 9tabmeu
9eldnitten bat.
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marlhal Saron pon Sobn lit 9efOrben.
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ment8. pelGem Der 8aieler Sertrag sugemie.
len wOr0en lit, bat beialoiien, ge9eH Oenicl=
ben Su beridlteu.
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g9orceiter, Maf,, &c. Dtai. = Sam.
S. 6rOit, meld)er ietnen SAmager Grantl!u
y. Somne Qm !. SHli 1875 in elmer oem
gebteren geb1rigen Sdeune ermoroete, muroe
beute Diorgeu ber bingerihtet. SrOit be-
bauptete bt8 5u ieinent @nOe, oGB er Die Chat
mr. in Seltltuerthet6iguug begangeu babe,
uuo meigerte ftd) bis Dor Spci Y8od)en, @eilts
lidle bel iid 3u empfangsn. Seitoem lpurbc
CT pom 8aitor s. 30. Hamion be'udt, obne
Dag e8 oem 2cbteren ge(ang, eIueu Ginorud
auf ba8 oerItodte @emiitb oeS SerIrtbeilten
at MAIDEN uuo oerielte idien iumer geneig-
ter, iib,r meltlldle, al8 iiber geitIid)e 0tnge
Ill lpre6eu. Die 8olitif mar oaS Sbemu,
iiber nel6es er lid am lieblten unterbislt, uns
leiu !0auptz 3ettpertreib oas 0ambrettlptel.
Nuf benz gSe1e gum @eriiIte bepabrte er cine
ruhiae, eutihloiiene Wftene unb itleg Obne
6iilie ole 3reppe Binaui. Gr iprad), EN1Oem
CT oben Gngeianat mar, feiu gSort mebr. NlS
Die Salltbiire iicl, mur0c Der 8opF oeS llHz
aliidIifen lufolge btS uu9enSbulId tlefen
Saus beinabe gdn5ltdl bonn Rumpfe 9etrennt
unO hing nIlr nod an ben Sebneu NIT Dem
&opfe 5uiamn1en. Oa8 Slut ipritta nad
alien Midtuugen ibcr Oa8 @eriiit unO ten
@rObooen.
6roit duBerte fid bcute eincm 8cridteritat>
ter geJenlber: ,.S0 ertlare 01entlt@, paB
i'd uniAulbiQ oil einem OOridtli6en Wtoroe
bin, urb DAP id] obne @rol ODER 6aB 9egen
irgeuo Semau6en iterbe. SD uergebe sScoenI,
ipelder mir iemals llnredt getban bat; eS
lplro mir i9mer, aber id pergebe allen nelncn
&eriolgeru obne SOrbebalt." @r oerbradte
Die leste gia6t in einem rubigen Sdlafe uHo
ipra9 am Worgeu iibcr ueriAieoene 9lsid.
gitltige 9n9e; or iagte inter AnOerm, er lei
Der gliidlidfte 0tann in Dem 9sidngniiie.
9ll8 Der uerbGuguiBrole Sprung in bic Gmt9'
felt erfolgte, uno Der belnabe fOpfloie G0rper
an oem Seile baulnelte, entfubr elm S9rei
oa8 GntiCten8 ben oeriammelten 3uihquern.
Sin breiter &iB Sog lih quer iiber Die @urgel,
aus ben Areru oes palicS ipraug ba8 8lut
sluet Sup bod in Die 60be unb fiel iprin9z
brunuenartig in eincn Greiie nm ben GOrpel
auf Den Sooeu. SaS Str0men OeS SluteS
Dcuerte un9efdbr 5uei Wtinuteu uno bDrtt
banu ollmahlig auf. Scr Snoten beS SeileS
mar gerabe binter bem liutcn Spre III ungc
iGhr Der balben pGhe beS SaiieS feIt9e5ogeu.
Ser SAT- mar tief Senns, ntflt MIR I'M oer
| 0alSlrirbel, ioneeru aud ben 6ildenmube
81 bredIcn, un0 Der a0rper murOe MIR oard
Die bluteren Sebnen mo Oiu5feln oeS 9allcs
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