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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-03
An Editor Shot,

A special dispatch to the St. Louis
Times from Carrollton, Mo-, February
25th, says: An afliay took place in this
city this afternoon about halfpast two
o'clock, in which Mr.. j. n. Hawkins.
OF the Journal, was shot four times by
Mr.. Alt. 5. kierolf, of the Carrollton
Democrat. and it is supposed fatally.
The particulars arc about as follows:
For some time past there has been u
ieud existing between the parties, and
this evening Mr.. Hawkins, being intox-
lcated. went up into the Democrat Office
Tor the purpose of abusing kierols.
When Hawkins went in, Kerolf, who
was sitting at u table conversing with
some gentlemen, rose and ordered law
kins to leave, at the same time firing
upon him Hawkins continued to ad-
vance and Kicrolf continued firing, the
fourth shot bringing him to the floor.
hierolt at once surrend cred himself.
Hawkins was shot once in the right
check, the ball striking on the cheek
bone and glancing out under the eye;
once in the right breast just below the
heart; once in the right breast Just be-
low the collar bone, and once in t!la
bowels. Public opinion is divided as
regards the shooting, some thinking it
iustiliabIe. and = great many sympalhiz-
ing with Hawkins.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-03

4 good joke is now told on Judge
Burckhalrt. While out hunting, last
week. his dog hushcd lot of quails and
the Judge, without thiiking, raised his
gun to fire at them. but before he pulled
the trigger, he happened to think abou:
the came law prohibiting the Killing of
quailS after the lSt of February. He
slowly and sadly lowered his gun, think
ing all the while OF what fine sAot he
could have made, had tho thought OF that
law not como in his mind.--liuntSville
Herald.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-03
4 Dog Eesurrected by Transfn.
sion OF Blood.
HuN,ulo ENprcss, Feb. stb.


Yesterday afternoon delicate and
difficult surgical operation was perform
cd at the Medical College, in illuslra-
ton of the theory of the TRANSMISSION of
blood. The operation took place under
bic direction Of Professor Mason, Teach
er of Physiology, and wa' witnessed by
the entire faculty, the students. and u
large number of other persons.
Two dogs were secured, one n little
larger than the other. They were both
placed under the influence Of ether and
rendered ipSensiblc. One end of Il thin
rubber tube, filled with biearbonate of
soda, to keep the blood from ooagula-
ting, was then inserted into the carotid
artery of dog No /. the larger one. and
the other end into the iuglar vein OF dog
No. =. The tube was securely fastened,
so that there was no danger OF its slip
ping. a vein wps then opened in the
latter and all the blood drawn of until
respiration ceased, and the dog was TO
all ntcnts and purposes dead.
BY the aid of an air-pump artificial
respiration was kept kept up IN the body
and the blood turned on through the
tube from dog No. !. In few minutes
after about four Dances of blood had
been transferred into the carcass of the
dog, he began 10 breathe. His rcspira-
tions gradually returned and in a short
time were nearly rs strong as before
the operation.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-03
LAUN DRY.

The, undersigned would inform the
citizens of Savannah, that she will do
washing aud ironing at tifty cents per
dozen delivered; or at 50 cents per-
dozen with soap and starch furnish,
ed, or Is cents per dozen, rough dried =
Patronage OF the public respectfully
solicited. MATILDA Nj. CUNTS.
Savanuah,. Mo. Feb. ID, '16s-%S->
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-03

TIE case of Macon county against
the Hannibal and ST. Joe railroad for
delinquent taxes was tried before the
Macon circuit court last Tuesday. The
court decided that the railroad company
was liable for school, railroad aud mill
tary taxes upon its road bed aud right
of way, and also upon its lands, A
special Judgment was therefore rendered
against the company for SS2, 900.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-03

F. W. Clapp, OF the Massachusetts
Legislature, has refused railroad
member Of the Legislature can re-
ceive favors of this kind consistently
with his duty to his constituents and
the respect that he owes to himself"
Four other members have also return,
cd passes.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-03

THE st. Joe Herald of yesterday
contained an able editorial on the trial
by jury, which read in the liyht of the
recent trials is important, Had we the
space we could gladly reproduce the ar-
tirle in the columns of the REpUBLICAN.
That jurors are more ol less Influenced
by the general tone OF public sentiment
around them is undcniable, and for this
the public press is more or less rcspOn-
sible. Take the present trial of Gen.
Gabrock. as an illustration. The en-
tire Democratic press of the country
have condemned him already, and every
particle OF evidence adduccd Is distor-
ted into proof of guilt. The st. Louis
Republican daily resorts to this dirty
work. and does its utmost to foster a
sentiment of hostility to General Bab-
cock, and this influence must more or
less affect the jury now trying his case.
Bitter hatred of Gen. Grant, the ad-
ministraton and every thing Republi-
can, prompts the Democratic press to
urge the slaughter, nf 81 istGfao5a5iz saassFs,
! II by SO doing they cQn advance their
| nciar'ons pl' T.. Srtcmes. gN havs
| itau the stidean1 t,li,- Ias ssss. L.. ll' .he,
Babcock case, and have also heard the
| expression of several attorneys on the
subject, and MI agree that the govern
mcnt has not yet "wednesday made II
case. and all further agrce that il Gen.
Babcock is convicted, he is the victim of
the Democratic press, not OF The law
Macon Republican.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-03

DoN PEDRO H., the Emperor of
Brazil, and the Empress, Teresa
Christina, will leave for the United
States on April 1st, with nUinef.
Gus retinue and $l,000,0O0 pocket
money. The Philadelphians expect
10 relieve His Majesty of about $500,
600 during his STAY in their city.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-03

Parson BrOwnow of Tennessee, il,
getting facctious. lie says: "a
Democratic exchange thinks that Tom
Hendricks and Jerry Black would
make strong Presidential team.
Tom and Jerry would suit the DEM,
ocrats we'll" Wouldn't they like it
still better straight!
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-03
SAVANNAH DIRECTORY.

Advertisements in this coiump, mr. cents per line
Jpr on" yed,, iHcluting the general head. 7hdSc
trfo ndccyriSe in his column are reliable and
IrdighDOrDdrd in their respecftce cdHingS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-03-03
ATTORNEYS.

IDEA AND WILLIAMS, Atttolnirs at Law,
hSaNauuah, Mo. Olice over savannah saw
ing, Institution. VIII practice in the Courts Of
Andrew and adjoining counties. Njnl2lr
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-01-05

the end of the cake-box and attempts
ed to pull it out doors vi ct arms.
Dave caught the other end and for a
few moments the contest was fierce
and exciting. Finally. Dawes
strength began to wane and he re-
sorted to little piece of strategy.
Suddenly loosing his hold upon the
cake-box, ne seized Mrs. Billy and
elected her from the building, send
ing her fun length upon the pave
ment, in all her party rigging. Dave
then turned the key and locking the
door was master of the situation.
Billy, thus foiled in attempting to
spirit away the cakes, obtained q
warrant against Dave for ssault and
battery. Dave, not to be out done.
obtained warrants against Billy and
wife for tresspass. The trio were
carried before the civil authorities
and fined heavily. Billy's fine and
house rent consumed the profits of
the ball. Sic transit gloria naundi.
LAUREOLUS.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-01-05

GV Upon our first page to-day we
publish liberal extracts from the
New York HeraIPs exposure of the
new Know Nothing order of United
Americans. The leading papers have
full telegraphic reports and editori-
ais, concerning this. the most start
ling sensation Of the year, and dar
ing conception in political move
ments. The New York Times, the
mouth-piece of the National Admin
istration. denies that Gen. Grant or
any of his Cabinet are members.
Blaine and others have their denials
either over their own signature, or in
their organs. The society has for
its aim about the same objects as the
effete Know Nothing Order, that was
so memorably defeated in Virginia
by ex5Gov. Wise, and in Tennessee
by Andrew johnson and in addi-
ton, the inauguration of a move
men: which will make Grant Presi-
dent for third term. Even those
who most bitterly deny having con-
nection with the society admit there
is much truth in the expose.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-01-05
Kansas Central Land Agency.

SALIVA MAI JOHN W BERKS, Gen1 Manager
Real Estate Business generally; also have for
sale all the lands of the Kansas Pacific Railway
Company amounting to over 100000 acres of the
most desirable in Central and Western Kansas al
So NIiii-sites Coal lands, Farms, Cattle Ranches,
and City Property in Salina and the neighboring
towns for sale at all times.
~ Send for the ''Kansas Central Land JonrnaP
large 32-column monthly paper, see what they
have for sale and read all about the great Keystone
State of the West.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-01-05

- Congress re..ssembles to-day
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-01-05
ROGERSYILLs
FEMALE COLLEGE.

ITHIS INSTITUTION OF LEARN
IL ing win b. re-opeRsd AUGUST 70, 1875 II IL
the determination Ok tire Principal 40 make the
Coie4ge nAooe the wants III the country. the l0ca-
tion the htsilaings the thuroughness III the mode
OF instruction. and the taken Of the Students
will make il one Of the NEST desirable seats Of
learning IN the country. Fer circulars or rartieu-
lars address, 4. ". WILSON,.
June 80 nit Il Principal.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-01-05
The Morristown Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 5. 1876.
g@ 1t IS stated that New YorE

BkS u Is stated that New York
will send q ConiIling delegation to
the Republican Convention, probably
with instructions to 90 for Conkling
first, and then for Grant, it being
considered safer for Conklings ul-
innate chance that Grant should beat
Blaine.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-01-05
BEHMeS
Chattanooga Commercial College,
No. 251 Market St, (Toss Bsock.,)
CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE.

THE undersigned would inform the citizens of
Il MoFristown and vicinity that he has perman-
emily established Commercial College in Chatta-
nooga for the purpose of teaching the science of
Double-Entry Bookkeeping i'll all its various
branches. His plan of teaching is purely practi-
cal No text books used Students re-
quired to keep books just they would do if en-
gagged in actual business. The course of lessons
viii embrace forms per Wholesale and Retail, Com
ponnd Partnership, Commission Sales, Accounts
Current, Account Sales, Commercial Correspond
enee, Penmanship, Mercantile Arithmetic.
course of lessons eau be completed in from to
Il weeks The time, however, is not limited. The
importance Of Double-Entry Bookkeeping to all,
whatever station in life, intended to be occupied
WILL be apparent to every one. 1t is the ''Merch-
ants Clock >. In this School, thorough, practical
business education can be obtained in a few
months, which is a profession in itself, equally
honorable and ma prove as profitable any OF the
learned professions.
TUITIoN-$35 90, payable in advance Satisfac
ton guaranteed. Diplomas awarded to those who
complete the entire of lessons in satisfac
tory manner.
College hours a. m to II MI to p. m. and
from to p. m.
JEREMIAH BENIN.
Dec T5-1y PRINCIPAL.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-01-05
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Petition for Partition IN tie County Court
Of Hancock County, Tenn.
Joab Buttry vs.. Larlin Brewer, ct. al,

IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING
Il from the allegations in the bin, which
to- that Iarkin Brewer, one of the heirs of AM
brose Brewer decd, is a nonresident of the State
of Tennessee, residing in the State of Kentucky
1t is therefore ordered that said Larkin Brewer,
defendant, appear before the County
Court of said Hancock county, Tennessee, the
first Monday in February, 1876, there to plead,
answer or demur, or make defense to said bill or
the same will be taken confessed and set down
for hearing ex-parte to him. 1t is further or
dered that the foregoing notice be published III the
Morristown GAZETTE. paper published in Norris
town, Hamblen county, Tenn. for four successive
weeks. Dec. %, 1875.
A. Y. BALDWIN, C & M,
By Il. MITCHELL, d. @.
Jan s, 4w-prs fee S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-17
Ste gSeGtnttsitclitsas. Sic WarD'
I1nOer @Gfalnrfeter.

Bb LABEL y b Il a, 16. Sftober. - Die
Sorbereitungen fiir Die Sdtularfeter berStaa'
ten Marplano, Sirgiuien, 0elaruare nnD seS
Oiitrtfts Columbia iino iebt perpoafdnot9t
uab umI1lieBsn fpI9enbe @eremDnie'n, Eowett
Wiarnlanb in 8etraGt fommt: Inn IL llbr
lpirb @oup. Carroll nit letnem Stabe Inter
@Sforte bes 5. unb 6. Mfo. Gegintent8 ouf
bernBlabe anfomuen, uno I'm ~ llbr neroen
iid) Die AutoritGten bon WtarDlano, ioWle ale
Seiuder ass ienem Staate III Der Breisrldlz
terzSalle elufinDen. Ser 6eifreoner, It)tb.
S. y. {. SinSlap, tpirb nm l llbr letuen
Sortrag begiunen. 9as @snterntal. .Surnier
niro auf Dem 0aserplabe am 6ube bon Geors
ge'8 Sill Dor ii6) gebcn. Die Pretle, meldDe
Nen iiegrel6en &Gnlpen III benz Surniere Su
2beil weroeu iolen, Durben beute in etnem
@lostaften in Der 9fdhe oeS WiuItfItanoeS i'm
6aupt9ebduoe sur Sfau geiteat. Am Abeao
miro per etfolgretdje Sitter III berPretsrld)ter
5aue ron Der &6nigin Der 2icbe unD ShOuz
belt 9efrDnt merber; Der 9tame Der gesteren
mirb bic gum Sd)luiie Der @eremonie'n 9e'
helm gebaltel weroen. .-Scute WtorQen puroe
ein 9ortrag iiber Die @eibld]ts uno 0ilt5=
quellen bes Staate5 9lrfanias pom Qdtb.
Saplo Walfer aus leuem Staate gebalten.-
9ie Sorbsreitunsen fin oas brilante ppros
tebniid]e Sbaulpiel peld)eS anI ndd)ften
Nitttuo4 sbeno Dor iid) geben loa, mereen
gegenlpdrttg bnrd) 9lrbetter Der Strn;a 8rod
& Comp. aus 9onOoI auf 9tor9e'5 pill ges
troiieu. Die Sllumination bes 9lnSfellungs'
Yla3es piro bieieni9e, lpeld9e am PennlDls
DQrlier SQQe ifQttfallp, iiberireffeu.
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@ssmtgG)te 9epefaess aus gsett,.
NAnrF

w.9orf, 16. Sftbr. - Ser 9ampfer
,@olon," @igen:bam bery Bacifics sDfail- So, "
lpurDe beute UtOrgen bon bem StaOtntarld3all
me9en riiditGnbiger itabti9er Steuern fir
oas Sabr 1874, i'm Setrage BON $180,00o,
III Seiblag geuommen,
= Sn Der Stabt eirfulirte beute frlib OaS
@erid)t, naB Commodore gSanoerbiit geltor=
ben lei. Rad)fragen er9abeu ieOod, oa6 Der
Commodore n!d)t nllr ni6t toDt, ionbern ips
gar beoeuteno beiier lei. SaS @eriidt murOe
nahr@einlid pon Iftieuipefulanten in llnla
lauf 9eIett, nm S0rtbeil barauS 5u Sieben.
SO!9suOe 9epeid1e lpuroe am Wltttag elner
6irn1a an 0aairabe iiberianbt: SD beftnbe
mud pobt; beiier, al5 lett plelen Monaten.
@. YauberbiIt."
- @bas. Sebgepid Suut, ein Ritarbeiter
Der nN.sY. Zines" itarb beute.
- Gin 9te9er, @lameus 2Sm. Stmmons,
tE gtr. 243, @eit Ctr, mobnbaft, rpilr6e
geltern Ibenb pOr etnen unbefannten 0eiBen
I'll goben geiflageu rno Serart miBbanbelt,
OaB er balo Oarauf itarb. Ser &rmOroete
pOIte fid aeFternabeno perebellden unb bate
iid) i'm Sorsefiible isineS @liidss einen 6reu=
Oerrauid angstrunfen. Sn ietner SluAfeus
belt taumelte ct 9e9en ben 9SeiBen, worauf
Der 9ebtere tbn al gOoen I6lug. Der 1bdter
bepertltelliste ieine SluAt. 0ie 8raut Oes
Seriiorbenen murDe id)on iriiher auf dbnli9e
8eiie in ibreu @rwortnngen setdni9t, inbem
tbr erfter Yrdutigam ipenige Gage uor Der
5o65.lt bel eiuenl SraBenfampfe erlnorbst
murbe.
-DaS Sranen5inlmer Gbeeiaman, weldes
bier eiuen 9ebeimntBuOnen SslbnmOroperludl
maG)te, 1T a;s Die SoToner g8abriagerin
Sora 6egmooo erfannt woroen.
- Sob er6ffuete III 100.
= Die 3oG @innabmen betrugcn beute
s348, 900.
= Der l1uterldasmeiiter Sabtte bente fir
Sntereiien $4,000 uno fiir ein9esogene Sblis
aattOnen s29, ZOO aus.
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NnAIamO,

SudiiEOs
Eon0 n, 1G. Sftober. - Die -, ,Nlerans
brosBalnce, Comp" bat etn @eiu4 I'M Sanfe~
rott- @lfIdrung eingeretdlt. Ser 4leranOra=
Palait 1T etn S9eateT0ebduOe auf Dtuaweus
PHI.
Gpanicn,
yo1 o n, 16, Sftcber. - 3ieuter'5 De-
peifen Don MaSriO meloen, Dag Ger Bnd)Oi
Don WfinOrcl ein ntue8Grfular crlaiien babe,
wcld)e8 bic gebrer lnrue;pt, felne StuOer Don
Yrotetauten unO auOeren git1ttatbOIiteu
ani5nnebnlen.
Gine taiiifd,e sinlcibe.
Us len, 16. Sftbr. - 8a5 biciige y Sag
bl0tt" bcbaupttt, 0aB in QiuaOia eiuc ruiiiid)e
y&atlonal Anlelbe UGn 100000, ,00C 0fubeln
beI6lo6en nOr0eu lit.
9aarft ftuno SorSe.
2on0on, 16. Sttbr., 1880 ga6m. -
GcuiolS 95 11ll6 fir @etO Il. Ditto fir 8rief.
Sereini9te Staaten Sbligationen ncue
Sitnfer 1863.
NtoerpOot, 16. 0ftbr., 1.SO gtGdm.-
Beumwoae rubi9 unO ftetig Cberldnoer
1915 d.; Sr!eonS.6 3!16i. Serfduie II, 900
Sallen.
Ssurse &abels9epcsdcG.
- @u8 Calcutta fommt Die gtdfridlt, OnB
tnfo.ge pon WilBernOten i'm liomcltllG)cu
Dtabrotta 9roRe yiotb berridt.
-- Die S0rfe yStue O'Anoer8," Don Bal,
ttmore na9 Londonderry beitimmt, mur0e ge.
iierm III ben 9afen uou Otoulle bugiirt, naG5s
Dem tie Dor Dem 0afeH auf elmer SanobaHt
aufselauien mar. 8aS 6abt5eal wuroc nigt
beId]drigt.
- Ser Correspondent Der ,EineS" in
Sel9raO telegrapbirt: D0ie iegbliGe 9fegte=
rung seiat an, baB 1000 aoiiadeH IN Uergan.
gener 28od)e 81 Stla0ona antamen; iie brad.
ten 200 8ferOe nit uuO marihirteu ioiCrt
mad 9eligrao ab. 0eitern tuatbeu 1000
meitere &oiadcn eruartet. Die ruiiiide Re=
9lcrung conSenttirt &ruppen irl &aHfaiu8.
9te @tnloanberuug ruiiiiher Treiruilliger
uimmt INNER gr0Bere Yroportloneu an. Giele
9tuHcn tommen in llnliOrm uuO beruafiuet
oil. 9ie Antuuit bon 500 0iuiien pro Sag
1T ni9ts llu9em6bnlihe8.
Sarge SsabeloepefG,ett.
-OaS ua6 Bbuaoelp9la bei1tmmte Sdiff
DOtago" lit III @reenod ein8elGufen, nm iti=
nell Sallalt umSuitauen.
: Ser 9erSOg ron Abcreorn, Sice,&0ntg
BON SrlanS, ba; refi9nirt. Der 6er;og bon
0farIborong9 ptro tbm i'm 2(nlte nadJfOIaeu.
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11aala.fSfoQe at,o 95er6red,eu.

Sal1far, N.=S., 16. Sftober. = 9rel
0ianner Tamen8 Sobn 0apio Dithael
SperD unb BOugre ertranfen am letteu 5Sreiz
tag iuiolge oeS Genterns ibres SOOte8 in Der
gtdbe u1n Sort Selir, Gapsboro' GouutD.
j3wei anbere Soote befanoeu fi6 III Der ytdbe
bic Snaie1 oerielben folnten iebodl ben gr.
trlntenoen ipe9en Der bob9ebenoen Gee teine
0iilfe leiiten.
Sergeunes, ST., IS. Sftober. - Sn
bteier gta9baridait herridt tnfolge Der pies
len Ginbriid]e unb 9idubereien, ipelte ieit Ell
niger 3eit bler oeriibt merben, srote Nuire.
gung. Su letter Wittmo9s zytad)t puroe Die
@obllng Der Srau 3. @. 8arner beraubt
unb eine i6dnOll6e @epalttbat an SRI. @ar.
rer periibt. Sliuer Sadi0n, ein DtIiatte,
murce 9eilcru alS Der Shat perod6tig feitac-
nummcn uno Inter $4,000 S!irQid)aft gefelt.
g9orce ter, Mtaii., Is. Sft. - Sn Der
St9blano<Wtlllrarp Acabemp" eret9uete iid)
bcute etne @aSs@rploTon, bnrd) rpeldle {5r.
6. y. Wetcalf, $rin5ipal Der 4faoernie, etu
Sd]reiner, Namens Gomin Morie, unO ein
2trbeiter, ytamenS Sobn OtorriS, in Die Suit
geid)leupert un6 bebeftlidl perbrannt ipIroen.
ST.. Metaalf trus Die idlinnaiten @erlesungeu
oouon. Sas 9ebduoe rp:Iroe nid)t be-
ldGOigt.
9te sterblt6feif tn sapa.tnaD.
Sapannah, 16. Sftober. - Sefter1
iunroen Is Berionen becrrigt; 8 berielben
erla3en Dem selbeu 6teber.
9 p annah 16. Sftober. - Srl1te
murSen bier ad)t Berioueu beerOtgt; brei tua.
rem benz Sleber erlegen. 8ater &elip nno Der
Saufmann $. y. Deppiid pom Der Sirma
Balmer & 3epptl4 paren unter ben &oo@
teu -t...
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Baltimore Mb. 9ieudag ben IL. Otober 1876

Sn ben gS al bingtouer 9tegies
rungs~ Oep artements s berrld)en abers
mals SurdJt NIB Sd)redsn, benu Die 4nqse
itellten, meld3e bereits 10 Brosent hires Sc
haltes in CHANDLER 8@orruptions=6 6onO einbe.
Sablt baben, iino abermalS nm 24YroSeut be.
lteaert morpen. Siele baben lid] iebt entIdlie1
ben gemelgert, bieie neue Nuhage su besablen.
Inter InSerem bat Der GommiliGr bes Nder=
bait Oepatements eS gera0e3u uerboten, Die
neue SoGefte inter ieinen 2euten III erbebeu.
@ini9e etirige Rspublifaner Inter ben Bunz
oesbeamten erfldren: ,Sbr f6nntSiioeu'S @r=
nGblung auf rem Yapier au8rehneu, 10 piel
Sbr .pcllt, Die Nepublitdner meroen Die @r.
ndblung ron 6ape5 ourdleser, unO nenn fie
Ill Die Sdabamtsgetp0lbe ffeigen nliiTen, I'M
Die n5tbigen @elber 81 erbaIten."
9eiteru purDe S anberbilt'8 3 o 3 BON
0terpzDorf telesrapbiif aemeloet, Die gtadl-
rtdt murOe jetod baIO oaraut mioerruien,
nno man iano aus, SaB eS Elm S6rlenman0oec
mar. Gin vgbrm." Gbas. s. Deems bate
iid Su benz Spabe gebrauten laien. gSie
uiel Der Ranu BON ben Saren" crbtelt, nm
Der gSelt bieien Sdre1 auisubinoeu, meiB
man md nid)t.
Su PHILADELPHIA bielt Slaine am Samitage
Qbeno cine groBe Blutlarpen=B Baufe. Der
gStSconitner Srte88abler ,Slb Qbe" mar nit
in Der Seriamnlung, uno menn ba8 gSort
,.Srte9" 9enGnnt murbe, iflug berielbe feline
Sapingen. Spdter erfubr man, oaB ell
Shlaumeier ben Sogel ab9,ritltet unb e!neu
Seibenfqben on ieine Seine gebuu0en hattie !;
meun er an benz 6aOeu Sudte, bann applau-
oirte Der Nbler.
Sn Jtelu.O Oorf iuurbe lebten Gaming
elm lungeS beutide8 Utdodlen, gtaneu8 Sane
gSeBuer, perhaftet, neil e8 in MtaunSfleiOern
uuf Der Strabe eribienen mar. Sie erfdblte
oenr 0tidter, oaB tie bel Der SabritatiOn mu=
ittaliIdler Sntrumente beid]aftigt mo ourdJ
Gle 9tatur tbrer airbelt geilpunaen, Der
Sdmieoeeiie 10 nabe 3u fOmnlen, OaB e8 fir
ite bDd)lt gefdbrlttb mdre, 6rauenfleiber Su
trageu, lpe8balb iie 9enDtbi9t 9elpeien, Gdnf
nertraft ansule9en. Sane'5 Arbeltgeber, ber
nit ibr erid)ieken mar, beitdtigte beie 2ln=
gabe unb itellte Dem guten &baraftsr ee8 juns
gen Utdbhcn8 Elm gldu3enbeS 3enguiB aus.
Der 9ttdter piiroi9te oiee 8erbGltniiie uno
CAB Die 4rreitantin frei, nadbem er ibr uorber
einen gelinoen GerwciS ertbeilt unb babel be
merit bate, oab ba8 @eiet porlGufig nod
Dem i6pad)en @eiGledlte nldt geitatte, iid)
Die Sradt bes itdrferen 5uSulegen.
Sn ytewarf feterte uorgeiteru 9lbeno Der
ioSiale Surnperein iein 25>labrige8 Stif'
tun9sfeit.
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