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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-04-14
CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES.

The calends we're the first day of
each mouth among the Romans; hence
a calendar was list of the months,
beginning with their caIeuds.
Inc real solar year contains 365
nays . hours, 48 minutes, 40 seconds;
tie common or civil year, Onl y 800
eeayS. But for the neglect OF these
fractions, julius Caesar ordered an adj
ui'to"%I DAY to hcgI9ent0 every fourth
year Introducing 1t after FebI uasy "a
oailed III Latin seXtilis; hence these
years are called Bissextile. In English
'hey are called Leap Years The JUL
"a Calendar did not completely rectify
me error, and Pope Gregory Kill, in
5.9o2, reformed the calendar. The
uayS from October to Il in that year
were suppressed, and, to prevent en-
.oiS' The century years 100, 1906
M, Tete not to he regarded as leap years.
inlS retorm, called the Gregorian oalcn-
= var some countries refused, for nearly
eao hundred years, and retained the
etFoneoIs calendar. In New York,
~1ere the Dutch used the correct
calendar, the English, on conquering
tao province, restored ala erroneous
Years,
The Epact expresses the moons
n rye on the first day of the year, and is
sseu TO determine Easter, which de,
s senos !, on the moon, being always the
af. sunday after the first full moor
"'t M tie vernal equinox March 2D
of Inc Golden Number is the number
mc years that have elapsed since new
hui h. ieiI on January 1. It is obtained
Soding one to the date, and divid
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0Q(ilmllrgton 9ourn'j
-,UK COSG RE>SIONAI. DlSTRfCT
COVE SEION.

Have the Executive g mmittee OF
.,;s Congressional District ken any
steps toward calling Convention to
o.lect delegates to the National Con-
-ortion to be held at ST. Louis and to
dominate a candidate for Congress ?
r. anv action has beea taken it viii
cirA rs great pleasure to inform the
public thereof: if. however, none h.
baeu taken, we trust the matter will no
LONGER be de,aved, but that the Com
,nittee will speedily meet and fix upof
some day before tho l4th Of June as
the time for the purpose. What says
o,r good friend Mr.. Worth, the
Chairman Ct The Committee Let
no becin to pet thlngs III shape.
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FAY eiIeVilie PresbyterY.

We see it stated in several Of our ex-
changes that the Presbytery of Fayette-
Vile will meet on "Wednesday next the
18th inst, at Centre ch44ch, Rooeson
county. Delegats viii be passed on
81" C;rol.sl 9 ntral for one fnrH, pro
' ded return ckats are purchased.
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WILMINGFoS, n c., April -, 1876

WILMNGroN, n c.. April -, 1876.
MEssRs. EDITORs:- Rev. NJ. Cra-
ven ID. ID. of Trinity College has writ
tea a /, tier to Mr.. E.uniss, published
in the Raleigh News, wherein he at
tempts to sustain the error of the n.
Car. Almanac, which puts Easter day
OH the 9th instead of Sunday the l6th.
DR.. Craven has given the subject much
research and tells the public through
Mr.. Euuiss that he is right and knows
it. Consequently the Christian world
Is all wrong Ill the celebration of Easter
on the 10Th of APP. and the Calendars
of the Il Cath. Oh. and the Book OF
Common Prayer are erroneous III their
calculation. With due respect 10 DR..
Craven's position aud talents, the
gentleman may have given the subject
his personal IvestigatiOns to personal
satisfaction, but the weight and NUNS
Der of testimony must bring verdict
against the conclusion of his calcula-
tons.
Easter occurs often on the 10th OF
April.
Isubmit time table; and faithful
ACCOUNT of the difficulty of the Easter
Observation-Disclosures from AppletOn's
New American Encyclopm LA and
Darras' church history,
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THURSDAY, April 1s.-Noon.

THURSDAY, April 13.-Noon.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Dun and
nominal. Sales of 200 bbls at 80 cents.
ROSIN-Quiet at 81 60@$1 621. Sales
Of ITO bbls good strained at 81 625.
TAR-Quiet at 81 40. Sales of $50
bbls at 81 40.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Qu Sales
pnt.
COTTON-Dull and nominal.
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Daily Receipts.
WEEKLY STATEMENT

OF the Stock, Receipts and Exports of Cot
ton and Naval Stores at and from the
Port of Wilmington, N. c., for the month
ending April 10th, 1876.
STOCK OF COTTON AND NAVAL STORES
In yard and afioat at the Port of Whining
ton, N. c., 10th April. 1915, as taken
from the books of the Produce Exchange.
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90 M M E r CIAL
WtLMI ING TON m Ark Ts

The OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS. OF THE PRO
DUCE EXCHANGE ARE POSTED DAILY
Ar P. NJ AND REFER TO PRICES
AT THAT HOUR.
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HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March %

EDITOR SENTINEL remember,
that in speeches at the fall courts, /
promised tue people to ask this House
to send committee into my district
this year to Investigate the Illegal, OPP
plessive and corrupt conduct of reve-
nue. Officials. That promise have not
forgotten; aud [ think the House will
give 1na tie com Alttee. Messrs. Ashe
and Vance, and others of our delega-
ton here, whose conetltuenss are inter
ested in this matter, are ready to CO.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port Ailnanac-This Day.

Signal Service Marine Item.
WEDNESDAY, April II, 1876.
No arrivals below; Swedish bark Israel,
hence for Glasgow, left Smithville at 8
A. M.
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ASTRONOMICAL DATA.
1879

65S9th Year of the Julian Period.
1894 S5th Year of the byzantine era.
5G36 31th Year OF the world, accord
ing to the Jewish computation.
2652d Year of the Oiympiads.
2629th Year since the foundation
Of Rome.
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From th Vesr"rL sentinel.
IS.nst.s>s E.etJer,

W., ell the attt ntinn Of our Readers
to the following letter IF Hon. W. II.
Robbins, calling on those who know
of any i'll, ga, oppressive ana corrupt
con turt on the part of any Of the reve-
nue. officials to communicates the facts
to him that it may be investigated.
The revenue officials for polite Il
ends and private gain have been guilty
of many oppressive acts and corrupt
practices for which they should be
punished, and by com dying with the
request of our representative these
men will learn that there is a power
greater tnan they are. Maj Robbins
deserves the thanks of his constituents
for the interest he is taking in this
matter:
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D.I,-., pvaITKnRA VI. Dufte and habblnX
ton eiIt5rs ami pToprietors. Publishes
sSturdays, at shelby, y. q. Democratic IN POI
tics. One year -.
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Wholesale Prices List.

"a These quotations apply to whole
sale prices. In filling smaller orders,
higher figures Gas a rule) will be
charged. APRIL 18th, 1876.
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Quarterly Meeting.

Second round appointments of Rev.
w. S. Black, Presiding Elder for
Wilmington District Methodist e.
church, South.
Magnolia, at Proyid pee, SO
Baden, at Tcrribeth, 10 16.
W Whiteville MD Nd Fair bluff, " % 80
Wilmington, at Front Street, May 6 7
kenansville, a Riohlands, ID IA
Cokesbury, at Cokesbury, 20 II
OnsIow. at Queens Creek, June 3 4
, Topsail, at Herring Chapel, 10 II
izibeth, -----, II 10
h shOp AthinsDsrs Appointments
FOR Ills spring Visitation.
South Greek, Beaufort Co., April 6
! Greenville ....-.......... 8
St. Johns, Pitt Co.. II
| Snow Hill ............. ID
! Marlborough. Pitt C unity,
Good Friday. .......... IA
Wilmington, Easter Sunday, 16
Fayetteville and Rockfsh May 6 & Z
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of the American Cotton EHchange.
TUE DAY, April II.
SPIRITS TURPEN'. me official QUO
tatiars dull and noinin. Sales of 30 casks
at 329 cents.
ROSIl-Quiet at 81 61!. Sales offs
bhls at 81 67a.
TAR-Quiat ST 10. SAILS 4sO bbls at
E 4O-a decline of ; cents since last re-
port.
CRUDE TURPENT1NE-Official quo
tatinns dull and lower. No sales to-day
81 25 and So % bid and refused.
CORN.-Narlet dull No sales.
COTTON No sales report ed
to-day. The following are the official quo
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'se the Other, and d WEE
D put this DusG In the Natlonal

10 put Ullb Dus6 In tne NaUlOnhl muheuull
not in honor of Paine as religious con-
uroversialist, but as patriot.
GENERALITIEs.
Madame Essipoff, the Russian pianiste,
has not enthused our musical people. She
is wonderful executant but there is not
much feeling in her playing.
Amusements generally are dull. Some
interest is shown in the Soldene English
Opera Boufre at the Arch st. Thessre, but
the acting is better than the singing.
Filtration has had none too profitable
week at the "Ohestnut." That venerable
Holiday peice The Ndidd Queen is nnning
at the Museum and also at one of the Va
tiety theatres. The Cecilian," tee most
forward of our choral societies, has given a
creditabie performance of The Messiah, a
cheering sign, for through lack Of good
chorus latterly, oratorio has been at losT
ebb with us.
Postmaster Snowden goes into Office Jan
uary 1st and on the same fateful date vari-
ous shivering servants of the customs will
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-30

lt)lt i
Il!
-
LMlNGTON, DEL, SATJ
able to dissociate their ideas of the ooliti-
clan and the theologian. But should not
country, one of whose cardinal principles is
religious federation, acknowledge Paines
public services even if it does not admire
his theology? To approve the one is not
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-30
1Hh,D HnHHHai

AOO AzOAA1V4No
"A Railroad Horror,
NEAR AsHTABULA, O. A BRIDGE BREAKS, AND
III CARS FALL rs FEET-100 KILLED, GO
WOUNDED.
A Lake Shore train going west broke
through an iron bridge at Ashtabula, Ohio,
yesterday, and all the cars, sever in num-
Der, were precipitated into the creek, ,seven-
ty-tive feet below. The wreck was con-
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VI


WI.
PRICE ONE CENT.
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pINllCI1lI
W.
FIRST EDITION.
PHILADELPHIA.
Gen. Bankson's Suicide-Death Of John L.
Shoemaker-Various Actions of Councils
-General City Matters
Special Correspondence of the Commercial.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29.-The suicide of
Genl. John 2. Bankson caused great ex-
citement, and the feeling has not even yet
subsided. Bankson's friends and associates
and no man in Philadelphia had more or
warmer friends-cannot understand it un-
less the evidence was right at hand and in
disputable they would not believe it. Busi-
ness embarrassment is given as the cause
but properly speaking it was no cause at all.
Bankson had hundreds of warm helpers who
would have aided in putting him on his
feet again; he had failed in business before
but had become richer than ever he was
in his very prime of strength and vigor,
from which outlook nothing was impossi-
Bile more than all this, even, he had such
ties to bind him to life in his home as few
men have. The Bankson household Was
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RDAY, DECEMBER 80,
SECOND EDITION.
Summary of Late News.
CURRENT CHRONICLE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT
OCCURRENCES.
The q. 8. Senate met yesterday. Sena-
tor Logan, by telegram from Illinois,
asked to be excused from service on the
committee on counting the electoral votes.
The request was granted, and Mr.. Conkling
appointed to his place. Mr.. Gordon, of
Georgia, presented petition from Wade
Hampton and his associates, asking to be
relieved from military interference" Mr..
Gordon, by unanimous consent, submitted
resolution recognizing the Hampton gov
ernment as the legal government Of South
Carolina, and it was ordered to be printed
and laid over. On motion for the reference
of the memorial, no quorum being present,
the Senate adjourned until Tuesday.
Seven young men from Utopia, Ohio,
were drowned at Augusta, KY, on Monday,
by the breaking Of an ice gorge. Three Of
the bodies were recovered yesterday.
Nothing of importance occurred in TalIa-
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bW-For Terms, etc., see Second Page.
The Temperature, To-day.
AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
A IA. M..............28I At p. M..............32
Hereafter the weather Probabilities"
will be called " Indications" The change
80 1oo-..., - 5o.v
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VOL. XI.-NO. 3l8O.
Nnicm Nn1n4uorrfnc
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The Gazette misrepresents the character
of General Barlow's letter in regard to the
Florida election. lie by no means declared
or conceded that the State had gone for
Tilden. The most that could be made out
of his letter, on the Democratic side, was
that he felt uncertain Of a majority for
Hayes:
Amusementss
THE LEW BENEDICT AIIN5TRELs.
On Monday evening, Lew Benedict's
4-o,,no 80 ,,,instvaia ood broou hand will
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do8OctULeu I7Te5S ItIegf0tnt.

CLEVELAND, O., Dec 80.-23O, a. m.
The very latest information gives sixty Al
the number Of wounded, and one hundred
killed.
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Ia5bb5 yosUeIuay. Ino supreme DOurt o
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4 poVonfV-fivo Dor,o,,o -,

and it is believed that at least fifty or sixty
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Gin EdIidJer erIfen 8an9eS. -
$500, 600 OSer t&teDr. - Sretjt
1ttt0 an4teSfiird1tt0.

9 # OH, %. Sauuar. - Die @tu;elnbetz
ten Der ongeblldlen 6Gli1ungen oes 6. ..
BtnSlom merOen III cen gtaGmlttags
puoltSirt. 0ian gtaubt, oaB Der 66lider am
Samitag 1tt einen 0ampier ob9ereil't ilt.
OaS ySournal" i6Itt ben @eiamntbetrag
Der bon Inn III @trtulation geieeten OiSfons
ttrten Bapiere auf 100000; oh bic SnroIfez
ments auf benielben ddht itn6, fpcib man nod
nift. gSinSlOn mur0e gum WtetboOiiteu,
9ctitli6en erSO9eu, mar I'M Srtege SelOtaplQn
uno na4 Dem Srie9e 8rebiger ueri6eoener
Su9en; banu CAB er Den y3ious=6eralO"
herauS. Au4 mar er lett 1872 Nttt9Ileo Der
9eleB9ebun9. SOr ielner 6lu4t iOa er uo9
ben Seriu9 gem0dt baben, mebrere l6e6iel
unter5ubriugen, Die SuOOfenentS muroen ie=
bod ais 9cfdlidt ent0edt, unO man brObte, ,ibu
blOs3uitelCn.
Die BOit" nir0 nlorgen beriften, 6aB Die
Sntercfieu ibrer @ompaguie our1 bic 6al=
idIungen BtuslOw's, tpcl6er Setretdr Der
Der oBoit>Bubl. z@eieQi6aft" mar, ournau8
ntdt gefdbroet itnO. Der y6eralO" miro be-
rtdteu, oaB unter ben 6aupts Briouen, melhe
gtamen auf 8inslOm'ihen @e6Ielu baben,
9efdlitt ober Gd)tr Die folgenOeu ino: g8. 6.
Sbeloon $1O4, 900; &eorOlO Ntorie $50, 900;
.. S. 6apeS $45, 1000; bic 6dli1ung Der
ytOten unO attieu ioa f6 uuf cine balbe Dill.
lion belauieu. Otau 9laubt, baB er ais
S9atmetiter Der oPOit" 5ablreihe 2lttien
au89eseben bat.
8inslOw iOll nit ieiuer 5amilis uad 8raz
| Iilteu abgereii't fem.
IS wirb nod mebrere Sage oaueru, che
man itber ben ruabren llmfang Der S1mins
oeleieu tlar wtrO, Oa aud Oiele ausu6rtiqe
Sanfen Sapiere Don ibm beiibeu.
SiirSlif branHte @inslom'S Wo9nunq ab.
OieWtObiIieu mareu 3u SIT 900 perF9ert, uno
2StnslOro pertaufte ietne 4uipriid)e auf bic
Serii4crungsiumme on 3nei Yeriouen, melde
lebt pabrihetnltA ben UOrgei4Ofeuen 8etraq
uerlieren nerneu.
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Scr 0rnaeR Qnnnts.

bgeton, N.=S., %. Sanuar. Der
Bro3eB 2anOi8 muroe beute 0torgen fortae.
iebt. Der Sertbeibi9er Botter oerlas Die
4usiagen, pUonrt er ben 8upHItnn OeS On.
getlagten III bemeiien geoenf:. MaridlQu
Blummer BON &rentOn wurOe glei9falS per
nommen uuO iu9te aus, baB er ben YaEoia
fir mabniinnig gebalten babe. 0as @euht
uertagte ftd] bis gum Otontage.
Brtb9et II, N.sS., "a. San. - Der
SnnSlSzPro3eB wuroe be4te Niorgen fortqe=
iebt. Ser SertbeiOiger, Sbsrit QSm. s. BOT.
ter, erfldrte, oaB er orei auSmdrti9e 3euqeu
oorbrtngen DOlle, uno erlufte I'M gtnitelluna
Der SerIeiung Der bppOtbetiihen 6raqe oOr
Dem Grperteu 9r. &ap. Die StaatsanuaIts
Idaft bate Jtthts oagegeg ein5uwen6en, NO
rauf Or. Sames Nc&lintod uno So6n Y8.
Strange aus Bbilaoelphia, iomie Or. s. 6. y.
9Sales aus Sufaboe, gt.=S., ais 3euQen be.
eiotgt muroen. sic bejeugten oas o0lllq Der.
dnoerte IuSie6en uuo 8enebmen res AnQe.
flagten Bel ueri6tebenen 9elegeubeiten. 3a-
rant purbe nie Serleiung Der Sra9e fortQe.
iett.
Die Staat9annalti1aft fiibrte Johann 3eu.
gen Dor ;ur 8ioerlesun9 Der Sertbeioi9uuq.
@Grutb's .SdmG9ertu, 6ruu Wtarg 0{Oblil.
IOl UOu StlHLpItI u" J.f luSlS ul'Sf uuB IlS
bel @arruths bon oem Dtontage nad Der Der.
muubuns biS 81 ieinem 8Ooc mar. Gle er.
Sdblte Die 4nitren9ungen, nelfe 6r. @auoia
Ourdj ieincu 0ledts &ouiulenten 6rn. 6Oui(
gemaft babe, nm bic SadIe frieOli9 ab;uma.
d)en. i3uerft babe er $4,000 buur geboten, mel,
der Setra9 5uriidsewieieu porben iei ioOanu
babe sr einen gletden Setrag uno 2anO gum
2Sertbe bon $1,000 geboten, an6 Oieies lei
Suritdgepieien morOen; idllieBltd babe er eiut
nod 9rOBere Summe sebOten, meIGe uuge
nOmmen mOroen lei. @amutb8 lei aber pl0b.
lid erfranft, uIO OaS arrangement babe uint
sum IbidluB gebru6t merpeu tOunen. 9aa
@erid]t Uertagte ft6.
8riOgetou, u. s., 81. Sau. - 9el
ErO3eB BON 2auSi8 lpuroe beute Dtor0er
fortgeiebt. Die Staatsaumalti6aft fuhr fort
Die @utlultuugS5eugeu lplNerlegen gu laiien
unO REF mebrere 3cugcn auf Die oabiu aus.
lagteH, OaB GanOis geiiti9 oOutOmmen &C.
iuu0 mar.
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Der 8etriincr 0NinaInt,,

ReW 9orf, q. San. - Der Boioner
Sdllter 8ln5Iotu 1T, rpie oieyta1fOridun9en
Der Gebetmpolijei er9ebeu, am 6retta9e BON
bIer NIT lelner SamiIte i'm Dampier yHotters
oam" uat 8OtterOam abgefabreu. 3r0nli6
III Die SunOe fir OeS 8etriigers SreunOe,
oaB fein AuSlteferuugS 9ertrag mt 9olauo
beiteat.
Rew Dorf, 27. San. - Ser 8oloner
9ebetmpOltStit Dearborn, Der bier hcutc
Dtor9en eiutraf, ertldrte be3itgllf oes SdG=
lferS Wtn5lom BON Der Boitoner ,B0it," /"
oaB neeielbe fiir5li6 NIT elnem 8otoner
Nnmolte itber oeu @baratter Oe8 gSiuters III
A6railllen ipradl unO OOB er emen 8efanUten
mtttbeilte, er moQe ben 8uter III 8raiiliell
3nbrlHgen. SH ytem=gorf bate 8iuslOn
th oer9cben8 benliiht, Paiiage un9 8io
Saneto, gu erlangen uno banu bel Der ySOls
ldnStiten OampferCompa9nie" uuf ben Ra=
men Sobn clifton oter SlQete fir iidl, ieine
6rau, lelnen SObn uno ieiue S6md9eriu
9etauIt, nnfoem tbm alI Seiragen mitge
tbellt moroen par, oaB oas S9lIf Inter
boldnoli9er Slagge fabren miroe.
WnSlop's 6dlihungen uno 8Ctrii9creier
beIaufen itf jest auf $500,OOO. - Die IN
nabme, SuB er lettcn 6reitaq naa 8ctterOam
ab9eretl't let, finOet bier feiueu @luuben
Dian 9laubt, baB er iebr weni9 gelO mitge
nommen bat.
New' YOrt, 81. San.- g8 muroe beut
abeuO bertdtet, OaB gBiuslow AM 6rsita(
mt Dem Dptr. o8Otteroam" n09 @uropc
abaereil't iet.
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@ermti1te teIe9rapBiTbe
sNanoS Dan

- Sieben iunqe auBe, in &eutudg fir
$35 700 augefauit uno 5u Der ais yGOie Of
Sblrou" befauuteu 3uht geb0reuo, tamen
oOrgeiiern sur Seri9rIung uaa @uglaHO III
Serieg= g=&itp, u. S., an
- Sn ytew Yort itarben III leBter &ote
go PeriOnen.
- Son Snorpille, 3enn., ruiro gemelOet,
oaB e5 porgeltern Dtor9en nm f2 ubr orCi
gcran9enen gelang, na9 Our9ld9nng 0e8
eileruen Seuter9ltttrs aus Dem @ountp=9ez
fGu9ntiie Su enttOmmen. Die @Gtangeneu
AeiBen: SOiepb 2Igres, rer 0eIier8belier OeS
GtOroerS SObn Bebb, Der in 4ugult gebGnst
rpurbe; Brlor Coleman, Der @rmorOuug oe8
6rGul. Sea angetlagt, uuo 6enrg 9lUerY, Elm
uOtOrii9er Dl6roCr uuo SdpiuOler. Sole
man UurOe tur5 nahber nte0Gr eln9efangcn.
Der SberiTi uuo SunOesbeamte ueriolgen ole
betOen auoarn SIiihtllnge.
-Sn SoltOu fteLlte am Santiago Die 9rOBe
6lelherftrm0 Sor00n, @larf & So. tbre Sab
lungen ELL, lptc uerlautet, III 6ol9e Der LIN.
teridletie tbre5 SertruueuS @lcrts grant
SauiOro, Der icit Sabgeu ipltcmatiId Die
Cont geT0li6t uuO Die Srma beuo9el hat.
! g8le groB DIE unttrihlageue Summe III, Uels
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