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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13

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4 .Ysd y bss ssy Rs csss .;sss SF ssy asys
5 L s ss sss 6 ~ ~ ss sys
Bhe claims TO fight for the cause 6f Christian
oS Sss fPS sh ssrs sa sa ss ~ sSsHp x
are more bieotsil aYaiRst Chtietians irl gsnerhiI
than are the beryians against every. Christian
sect which differs from their own. To hold offl6e
under the Servian eovernmspt yop must be Of
the Bsrvisn Greek Church. snd nefher Protest
ant. Catholic nor Jew. Whatever be his ability.
i@perspSs inn SfSaSs as use oDsds}s %
has fitted up Q private Catholic chapel within the
walls q HE palace SO has done the fsprssedts g.
grade. no heretic would BE- tolerated for one
Ssp ssS esa s s Y sa Il the owal
outsiders from the Greek fold II becomes 40
even more dangerous madness toward those
S sss S NJ Jew
suffered 30 live In servia. except 1t be in the cap
itpl its il. and when, on the 18th of May, 1916
Mr. Akin Karoly offered, In the name Of two
great Jewish bankers. to advance the $4,000 900
norins, whose loan seryia had In vain tried to
negotiate ut London. IN Paris In Belgium, and
ties should he permitted TO hold land and to re-
side in the interior OF the country, the proposal
was Indignantly refused, There wore not half o
ferred that her Prince shold pledge his jewels
rather than aban ION an absurd and most uni us
titiable prejudice OF al the foliies, however,
OF which the advisers OF Prince Milan have been
gull y. nothing is nearly as suicidal as tho pro-
cIamnton issued in the name of tho Govern
mont. by Gen. Zach. the commander Of the u my
Of the Moraya 10 the Mussulman populations Of
Bosnia and Bulgaria. In II he tells thom. Not
to rely upon the aid Of England Russia is be-
hind us, and with her are mighty allies. both in
Europe and beyond the seas. which will sweep
English commerce from tho ocean before the
English Il et can destroy single Russian fort
ress: potent influences. too are at work In vi.
enna where In the highest court circles. II is
decided not to exasperata the Sei yians aud their
numerous SeldyUnie brethren throughout the
empire. The Magyar tyranny is. near its end.
God and his instrument the mighty car, is
with u.s. England threatens but will not act for
she Is cowardly and Dowerless.' This is tho
sort of balderdasb with which these poor people
have been rushed into a war. in which they win
be nothing but the catspaw, and in which they
will be abandoned to their fate SO soon az they
shall be no longer useful 10 the designs OF Rus
sian policy,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13
THE SWIMMING MATCH.
From Tenth street Across te HohOken
and Back to Tenth street

:. 1t was an interesting swimming match In the
North River yesterday. Harry Monroe is an
expert surf swirufner, and George Wade recent
ly swaID from Staten Island to the foot Of Hicks
street. Brooklyn. The course was from the foot
Of West Tenth street TO the Eagle Bteamshfp
Companys wharf, Hobokep, and return. nearly
three miles. Both wharvee we're covered with
Spectators and twenty fve or thirty row boats
accompanied the swimmers. a8 IL
At about 3:46 y. IN. both appeared In bathing
drawers. and at 3:55 the word 60" was given.
Both jumped of the wharf close together touch
ing each other on rising TO the surface. Wade
got away at once with a quick stroke OF nearly
forty to the minute. Monroe followed a second
later With abouo he same ssroke Wade soon
took the lend. and O quarter Of q mile out was
nearly 100 yards ahead. At 4:1o. when half way
across. Nom oe made a squirt, and drew up on
Wade. but the latter let himself out, and re-
gained. and even Increased his lead.
Both swimm re- varied their positions ocea-
sionaly sometimes swimming on tho side aud
sometimes hand over hand. Wades fayorite
position Is on his side. reaching ahead with one
hand. Wade touched the fagle Lines wharf in
Hoboken mt 4:21:15. Approaching the wharf,
Monroe looked fatigued and blue. He touched
ut 4:z6.55 and was taken from the water into q
boat. Wade swan back and touched the wharf
at West Tenth street. winner Of tho race and
300 stakes. ar4 49, The time WIS ono hour
and thirty seconds. m 81, t-s
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13
what About Mcrriwether.
IJourpal of Commercial

Messrs Fdiors-As editor you are expected to
know everything therefore. we respectfully
call upon you to explain to US the reason why
that brilliant assemblage OF dusky Solons. yclept
and elaborate verdict omitted the name OF one
Of the murdered men. and consequently of his
riwe,her-the first man killed. To be sure he
was only q white mani Was it not formerly the
law that an inquest should be held over the body
Of any person dying from q violent death And
is ii different now Perhaps since Grant's
famous message on this affair. q Southern white
Democrat must De considered an OUTLAW.
sion. would you oblige Ms by inQuiring from
Coy. OhNmberlein or the Necs end Cbtriy. b 8
: Would II not be q tyisable. " practicsble, "a
call another Coroner and have an inquest over
Mbrriwsther3 Another page Of warrants oOuid
b 1llcd without taking names 1t random -
they did. MQuI4KR
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13
Horace Greeley at Dinner.

He was dining one day ia com vsny with Cbas.
Z. Briggs Harry Franco. or the Ruined Mer-
chant Briggs') and one or two others whose
pretty well through the bill OF fare, from soup to
pastry. and though they hal started fair, Horace
was the last to lay down his knife md fork and
OF large piece Of pie. Horace was q guest, and
so. not to have the rights OF hospitality come
mneiy of, be was asksd by the host n the
have anything more. Mr.. Ureeley2 Horace
cooIly picked up the bill OF fare, and glancing
his eye along 1t for lnomept. lifted his benign
countenance and replfed -.
Yes I'll have some bArbecued bassp"
Barbecued bass" was most unctuouB and
II was rich. oleaginous. and very 'filling6-nOt
at all the thing after pfe-and such q piece e.
Horace had just disposed Of but he did not 70
appeared, while Horaces companions nibbled
at their cheese and gazed on the great philoso-
pher with surprise. not unmixed with awe.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13
The Denzine Inquiry ana Grant.
~ lSpecial to the Chicago Times 80

WASHINGTON Aug. EFT is now q question oil
time when President Grant shall appear before
the whisky ring COMMITTEES. should the present
situatioH not change q formal subpoena will not
be issued but letter has been written to him
heard, the committee coruially extends to him
that invitation. Cochrane. a democratic MEM
Der OF the committee, has held back from sending
this invitation because he thought 1t would be
more proper for 1t to come from Plaisted, n Re
publican member Of the committee but Plaisted
is such timorous old man that he is afraid he
is by no means certain that Grant will make a
good showing before the committee. and so hest
tation. when il comes viii have to be- from Coch-
rane The President has said that he will come
II he is asked and so the committee cannot do its
here to day. and will appear before the. whisky
COMMITTEES, sh ould he find an ything in Tuition 3
or Brook s testimony that he deems worthy OF
denial
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13

what One Fashionable woman was
worth iM q Dry GOOAs Point Of View.

Correspondence Of the Cincinnati EnaurerJ
PARIS. July 10 They have new way Of wear
ing their wells. They tic them the b ok Of the
hat with largo ornament. the shape Of shell
then tie them around he neck and faeten them
on the left side. The effect is odd and cons pic4
uous. Il orign mated at the races. where one Of
tbe lair but frail ssterhood set the example. 1t
requires great quantity Of tulie to carry out
the effect of this eccentric yet contagious mode
: Imagine q single undergarment of a
lady costing $50 for plain silk and $50 for en-
broidery. and even with this costly necessity q
modest woman would scarcely dare present
herself TO her husband. could scarcely believe
there were wives who INDUCED in such hluxuries.
but my doubts were soon turned into strong
convictions j was at the house Of the Countess
M -. a charming lady of wealth and position
who in q friendly way admitted me to the pri-
vaoy OF her dressing room. When she com
pleted her bath the first garment she pu on was
an Oriental bath wrapper which cost 800. OK
pressed 80 much cn riosity. at her extravaganee
that she said: Wait and see how much I'm
worth when, dressed" and. as o matter OF
course. l took note Of her personal adornment
us she dressed. and give it as a mere epitome of
how much money may be spent in luxuries. Her
chemse was pale blue silk. richly embroidered
in white silk, all hand work, and
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13
A Missouri owl story.
[St. Louis Republican.l

For some time past a large owl has been In the
habit Of visiting, at night the chicken roost oi
Mr.. Oliver p Smith. five miles south OF Sturgeon.
Ascertaining that his owiship ordinarily recon
noitered the roost from the top OF a neighboring
gate post Mr.. Smith placed steel trap thereon.
Next morning the. trap was gone. although ne
had fastened 1t TO the post with a chain. Aweek
trap, but one night he heard the trap and chain
rafting in the air and from the disturbance in
the hen hous,; he soon caught the Idea that the
making a visit TO his poultry. 1t was true He
had killed a turkey. but escaped The turkey
was poisoned with strychnine and left The
Mr.. Smith running to the rescue found tho owl
sick Of strychnine near the turkey. He killed
it, finding the trap fastened to one OF its toes
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13
The Mise Of Msllehset AR Pasha.
~ from the Sprfngfeld Republican,

Mehenet All Pasha, the commander OF the
Turkish armies operating against Hervfa, ID q
Frenchman. His history Has D flavor about "
Of medieval romance. His father. DetrVis. was
barpist In the orchestra Of the Berlin Theatre
Royal. who sent him 10 the Leyant forty years
ago nj cabin boy with Prussfan sea captain.
He was treated 30 badly that he ran away On
reaching Constantinople. and was Lucky, enough
to be taken into the service Of a. great Turkish
q Mahommedan was educated aud put into the
army His old father. who IL still living in
Berlin. and very poor. not long ago leaned what
letter to him The reply very shortly afterwAYd
was the appearance at the door Of CID Detrois'
humble home OF o splendid eQuipnge. from
which descended the Turkish Am bassador n
Germany, Aristarchi Bey, Ia brother OF the
Turkish Minister In Washlngton). who came to
bring him an affectionate letter and such sub.
stantiaI tokens Of fiItal affection as win mako
his last days days OF pleas antness aud OF peace.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13

From Speech By the Rev. Kobt. CofIyoT.1
A great many years ago, on one Of our South
had steamboat which was sailing In shOnl
water and got stuck In the mud. She was SWING
around In the water, and there Wa no Ohsnce t0
get her afoat, do what they would. He WaG s
very profane old fellow, and everybody through
the country knew It. Suddenly an idea struck
him. He said TO one Of his deck hands,: I.s,4,t
You go up to the town and tell them have
got religion. and that want them to como doWA
and hold prayer meeting On board" gl affui
:. The deck hand wont ~ The town and speeod
the news around. and every one being int9roetad
In the old skippcr's conversion, wont down 70
hold the prayer meeting,s The old maA VS.
standing ready 10 receive them. and ~ they eomo
e Go aft,"a a they oil went at until tilero VS.
great weight. and the end that wts fast In the
mud got loose and dOa ed on. Ar soon as the
bont got aa0at the skipper said:t Eg.lfs VA bi
'The meeting Is over luln o asbofeP n l-a.l. !
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13

Llfe nnA AlyeaeNsesfee Dsag9hs 9s4.s tet
aad adslreQgt11Rynoo eds lis tsomIi
al seau,iu lposhla.6 DaistoIja II sTsdT
grs sslsYs =: ~ t, han sd ~: rsss s =
sssafs &c ressl. sae Eels qeees,2es esessi ess #
nsvss pf did sAu61y SraWl llf6a6oo y 195iS3 1kf
Heartfelt a9on re- 4hNf1 th4jbqs0m efA1e41Af'
e: it,seSs 1s lse s ssssl sss sSsssss
y, T.ss ~ q .s s.,5ss S1sgs ~ Nj sSyt NJ
:s|s :;.I1 y; ss' y; ;ss "a s:
y Pear their present. loss ,lltl lliH .5bt.I,id !
oc sk sss q r. ABS Ssss ss ns o.
ousy stated. Mr.. ,Barnum became Nc0uein ntsd
With With young Brixgs aiaAy years ago, and. Keen
II tightly employed, ring him into notice. - =
Mr, barpum hrst etnployed Briggs ~ rner-
mont untitled him for wearing a W q and cod. z
fsh. and he was shortly afterwards promoted 3
TO the position Of Wild man. .Inthis he achieved
rsst .Tss.,; s was not until Barsqm put hs
gay Briggs the posit on Of gorilla that he de-
Y 10. cd those eccentricitiss that made him fam
ons For o year, Q better specimen Of the go
Though naturally eonvivial and social In his
astes he has sat In his cage an object Of wonder
and miration to 0thJusands. and submitted to
s being sti red up with . long pole Tor tn benefit
10 heir youthful Sabbath-seh ehool scholars how
foarfully and wonderfully we are made. No
murmur pf discentent eyer egcdps.fhis lips. ex-
heard to rernark that b d be hanged IL he could
+. tand 1t much longer wearing u h ir oygrcoat
iu hot we th r on a. salary OF ten dollars week.
better behaved SD. cimen Of his tribe was ever
placed on exhibition. sf
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13
THE SEA SERPENT.
He Tries to Board q spanish Vessel hut
90 yniftal.tE In Repulsed. tfsE ELo 81

BALTIMORE. Aug 3-Capt Joshua Shaw, oi
the Baltimore Board Of Pilots reports that while
plotting the Spanish ship Augustine. on her
outward bound voyage from this port. about two
Henry, al the mouth OF Chesapeake Bay. While
thus detained a sea serpent. twsnty-fv feet
long and thick as y -four barrel. wriggled up
to the hawser hole. The crew, armed with pis-
tolls, handspikes and capstan bars, drove. il
three times into the sea. 4 he last time It dis
water. 1t is supposed to have been killed or fa-
tally injured The reptile had horrible look
ing head. with eyes protruding an inch from
the sockets.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13
IT'S All Good.
From the Austin Reveille.

from the Austin KeveiIle.I
He laid four dimes and quart bottle on the
counter and informed the barkeeper that he
wanted q bottle Of fine whisky. None OF -
dog -eoned rotgut for me" herald; 4 want the
jinnywine article suthin that viii revive
the recoAections Of ~ inter this noble breast;
snthin' what's got age 10 itH But when the bar
keeper told him that whieky Of that quality was
worth e bottle he said hs Easn't % BIT paSrtic-
and that be would gofo house where the bar
keeper didn't wear diamonds and mistake
every customer for the owner Of the Manhnttaa
mill, when fl comes right down to Il" he
said there Amt much difference in whisky;
sor1e's a little better than the other, but hB ali
good, and it's only q question or time and .
matter of taste at h6etol :. a. 49,. i !
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13

ISt. Louis Kepublican.l

Z.
A New Jersey company has contracted to fur
nish the London and Liverpool markes with
American beef at the present rate OF $2O.ooO per
after killing. A steamer is In process OF con
struction specially designed for carrying this
g 90 600 Is the capital stock invested In the
st,ecuIation, which appears already to be sue
cess and satisfactory to the contracting parties
on both sides OF the water. Serving beef to John
Bail sounds good deal Ike sending coal to
Newcastle. bat the prospect Is good for the en-
Fc0uraenout Of the foreign cattle trade. while 1t
may seriously advance our local rates for prime
family cuts.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13
A professional whipper.
3 ewyort Express II

Look out boys 1t is now reported that this
city supports 'whipper of boys and girls" by
profession. He charges ten cents for each per
the older and more obstinate children Of his
constituency and thin. pliable and hpgling rods
for those whose cuticle Is sensitive. He lately
sents just thirty-one tnrashings in single
mi
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13
uo,sted with mis own petara.

county, N. c.: A DR.. Hooper. dentist living
in the northern part Of the county, wentto the
breakfast tabse prepared to poison bis wife, for
seated alone at the table, After pouring out the
coffee. Mrs. Hooper was dispatched out OF the
room on some pretext. and in her absence her
husband poured into her cup a deadly mixture.
She returned. and it happened tnas the doctor
himself was called from the room for moment.
In his absence fly fell into his cup and Mrs.
Hooper wife-like, exchanged cups. The doc
TOR returned and drank his coffee almost at one
swallow. He at once detected the singular taste
changed cups. rhe replied that she had giving
the reason for It, when he exclaimed. Then
am a dead manI and In . few minutes was
oOrpSc.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13

/ A f,iend meeting another. spoke of having
some Centen niai Republican pups: Meeting the
Borne Democratic puppies q tmy h0utetsss why,
how so. cried the friend, thought yo9i called
them Republican pups z iew days ago Z"
their eyes open now"
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13
A Poetic Reason.

Henry W. Longfelow will vote against Tilden.
He says no man ought to be elected Presidenf OF
the United States whose name requires p poet
to throw q double back -somersaut before he can
think OF q word to rhyme with 1t. 4s5x asYat I
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13

citizen of Dakota took O Turkish bath In ,
Omaha. . few days. ago. and did within An
hour. The verdict OF the sj1!y vas; He hadet
at one time" TT tul8 D4HfE Al tp*tN ~
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13

Here was the petite brunette dressed plainly,
yet as She stood she was worth In drygoods and
jewels tomitting her braceetsI over S9l0O 10 her
promenade costume. not to mention her other
toilets. Worth has some lady ciients who spend
Sl2 90 year for dress alone. s..
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-13
The SIOUX


The ~ louis Globe. Democrat has .derivot
from ~. y b. Keller some interesting. facts de-
serbs l1U6l the life and manners Of tho ei0u,
Al ~ l3onndin1 kOck agency for many years
And eeo keought Into intimate association witf
this islbs e p6vNags. He learned their lengsafee
often oAtendnR their games and going will
Their - 6Seif excursions. There IL probably nS
white nan who knows 80 much Of Sitting Hui
and kie 6end Of Upeapapes NJ does Mr.. Keller
fancy - him at the agency and RenerOuslj
named him "Ox-chilla" 1.-THE Writing BoyL liz
irst rol0rred to their mode Of EttsI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-07

bntte bal6 in eiueu Streit uuo iflieBlidj TO-
gar III cine aligeHeme Seiierei iiber. Ebs
gleth ,6r. 8gan0el Allies uuibpt, I'M Srieoeu
uno 5iuhe ber5uIellen, 10 touute CT ts bod
Hltt ucrbin0eru, DaB Der SGrmCr nieOergc-
morfeH pur6e, netrere SuBrIttc empfnguRb
IclbIt etnlae Scrletun9eu crbiclt.
SaS Shlimmite bel Der @eidd)ie aber
mar, baB @arncS id1lieBltdl nod, meecr
Sruafeuheit nu0 or0nnngsmiorigeu 8etra
gems uerb0itet wuroe. Nls ieine anQeblidu
gnsreiier rpm6eu geitern 5lu9i Yidnuer. Na
mems SeuttH8 HHO Soiepb y, 6unf, ief3e
H0nmen.
pie 9trettorcu Der ,GeopGe'5
ga : = aguie" bielten 9eitern uHter
oem SOritte tbre8 BrGIirenten 6rn. gSm. s..
SurHS elue Brlpatuerlammlunq ab in mel
der Die uom StGOtratbs. .@omlte be- traate
9teouttiou beS @aSpreilcS beiproten uur6e.
Ser Gouiratt Der - yBeople'S" uub Der
o8aItlmorer 8ascompagule" nit Der Staot
Setrtff6 Der MISUNDERSTANDING IGuit am |.
Rai ab, uno Der 8reiS ocS @aieS betrd9t oaz
nad $3.50 pro 1000 SUB oper etwa $33 i6br=
lid fir leoe 2aterHc.
Der Yrdiloeut Der @astompa9nic uur6e
ermdd1ttgt, eiuen @ontratt nit Der Staot ab-
5uidlleBen, in Dem, IL picl ermittelt merben
fonute, III etnc 3eoIittOu beS iriiberen 8aSs
preiieS eiu9cUiuigt mlro.
Der YraToent Der >, ,Saltlmorer @ascomz
pa9uie," Sr. 98m. sinclair, miro in ben
Hdditen Sagcn and cine &eriammluug be.
ruicu, in lueld)er 6ieielbe 6ruqe beIprodlen
peroen ioll. Die Brdiioenteu beioer @oms
pagnte'H iueroen cine @oufereu; nit rem
Sta6uatbS. .@omtte abbaltcn.
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: eofnlbertd,tc Gus @elhtnaton.

Saibin9tO II, 6. 2lprll. - Su Der llus
teriuhun98iadle ruiocr 9Silb. y. Sttmaun
megeu Seraubuug Der SuuocSfaIie nm $47,
097 65 luuroe beute Die 8emei8aufnahme qe-
idloiien. 9tadoem Der Dilritt8aamalt plat
Dirt bate, nabm oa5 @erldlt bis morgen 8e=
SeB.
Die megen 0iaube8 in 0anpille, 9irg.,
an9eflagteu yteger q. 3. g8bite uuO 6enrp
SobuoH bcfanntcu ild] 0eS flelnen 9iebitabls
| ifulOi9 uuo muroeu Su Wtouateu 8sfGug
| utB uerurtbeilt.
Die Baltimore Ohio giienbabn Som.
| paqule" muroe Qeitern bel oem bicfgen Se
! 5lrt8gerid]te pOn Dem &erlpalter OeS @barlel
D. poogiOn'iden gtad)laIieS auf $4,000
gntlfGoignug uerfIagt. Der ucritorbeut
| po0g'on mar bel Dem Ginitur5 Der pgtarrOm-
! Paliage" Sritfe Der ,,Sarper'5 NerrD. un(
| SalleD Sabu" am Id. y. Ntt5. perunglitdt
poTlir Die Sabnaeiellldaft bis 81 Der 9eforOer
ten Sunme oerannuortlldl 9emadlt meroer
| iou.
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bic Seuerrebrmdnner SafOb Suhu mo 9aS
| Barron un0 giucbmigten Die 0teiiguatlon 0tS
| %. $. RloQmap. SIS muroeu au Steue Del
Grercn 8bOma8 g. $500 mo 9tobert Did
Jon auaeitellt. Die 9teparatIr oeS ourd DC.
| leBten StlIrm bel9aoI9tcn 6euer= 2elc9rapDer
| bat nlIr SIG getoitct.
Die n@aibingtoner ShiiBcn @celi
itbait" miro am Is. Dtat 5ur grOfinung ibrea
! YarftS fir oaS 6riiblabr cine 9roBe 6cItIt9.
felt oerautllten.
-3n lester Jtad)t braunte oaS Sau3 oes
alerallccr 3nnter nate Der aiten 6abrit bcj
| Sour NtIIe.&uH, 9Stit=Eirg., nit ben BARN
beTlnoltben OtotilIen nic0er. Der Heroa6
Der SranOitiftung fdQt uuf Oen yt2ger 22eSlcr
Safer, uno miro AMI Oenitlbcn UO1Seitcn 0e,
Poli5et uigIlirt.
Die Btcr icbr criolgrcitl gemtieue Stra
fOid'idJe italIentidje SperH @QeQidaft, mel
der Sri. 3tetjeuS ungeb6rt, hat heHte 2benG
lbre I'M nNanonal Ibeatcr" ge9ebencu &Or
lteuuE9en gel4loIien.
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NcrttttfdIte telearapbifd1e
SSneSdietf.

= 3pei 0latroien bes 5iiderbooteS y2lI.
rreo" Don 9loucelter, Wfaf., ertranfen nab
reno OeS SturmeS am II. VtGr3.
- Nut Dem Sdoonsr ,,Ytarp," uelfer ge=
fern bon SermuOa i'll Der 9elamare Sai eiu=
mai, 1T Der Ntatroe @ha8. GotnbErg pGbreuo
etne8 SturmeS uerunQliift.
= Der 9ouoerneur Don 9tetp=Y Yorf bat Dem
M0roer 9Olau cine meitere @algenfriIt uerz
wtltgt mo beiien 6luri1tgn98ta9 auf ben
@barfreitaa feitaeiett.
- Der gteW goricr @eicbgeber 6elir Mur-
pin, mel6er in Der 8ctruutenbett Die Boltia,
dleu elncs auoereu OtitglteoeS itd) augeeiguet
bate, muroe geltern getaoelt.
- Setretdr Sriitom llt ge1tern OtorQcu in
2ouisolle eln9etrofcu.
-aSn SaOanna nuree 9eItern ein anoups
mes 7BampbIet ucrbrettet, luelde5 Die bon
lten Seamter Der Sniel in nItbeaoer gSelie
au9reift.
= Sn gtcp=Orleans eritatl geltern S.
6oad) Den Sobanu 3feiier in 6ol9e zines
Streite8.
Der 0elapure 1T iett ei8iret, uno Die
9ol5tl0Beret bat begOnnen.
- Siid)of SoGn Sobn8 oon Der proteitau-
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