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PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE INDIANS SURROUNDED.
RED CLOUD DEPosED, AND SPOTTED
TIIL MADE CHIEF.
Three Hundred Lodges Disnrmed ut Day
break on the 23d Inst, without the Firing
ofa Guu-Gep. Crooks Coming Campaign,

Three Hundred Lodges Disnrmed ut Day.
break on the 23d Inst, without the Firing
ofa Gun-Gep. Crooks Coming Campaign,
CHEYENNE, Oct. A.-Gen. Crook being
satisfied that Red Clouds and Red Leafs bands
OF Sioux were about to depart, With Wow OF
joining the bostlles In the Nortb-thov having
refused to comply with the orders to come into
the agency to receive rations. aud stubbornly
remaining in camp on Shadron Creek, whence 10
Is positively known they were In communica-
tlon with tho Northern Indians, and receiving
into their camp such as came in-witbout await
ing the arrival Of Gen. Merritts troops, deter
mined upon disarmlne thcm, and at daylight on
the sd inst, Gen. Mckenzie, with eight COM
psn,es OF the Fourth Cavalry. one battalion OF
which was commanded by Major Gorden aud
another by Capt. Maulk, successfully surrounded
these two bands, consisting OF three hundred
lodges, and captured bucks, squaws, and ponies
without wasting snot, and marched them into
the agency. After having been disarfned ano
dismounted, Spotted T,il. who has evIuced un.
sing loyalty to tho whites, was made head
cn,o, .,, po., "'"ud deposed. Spotted Tsii
and Little Wound have prone 's'"'ef
Gen. Crook with all the warriors he may nee,.
to cooperate with him In the coming campaign.
which will be begun at once. Gen. Crook feels
that great object has been attained In this
enemies from our friends.
The following telegram was received this
morning by Gen. Sherman, through Gen. Sheri-
dams headquarters at Chicago:
CAMP RoBIseoS, Oct 90, via Fort Laramie. Wv, Oct
fully surrounded last night, di.armed and their ponies
taken from them ihis morning. have bad dlfhcuty
In h's matter, for the reason that since the hoeos
eommenced scattering these Indians have also
and evidently Win sna roeevnS seni &c
hostes which came In. am glad TO report complets
success aud thst II was tccomp ished Without hring
shot Thanks are due 70 Col Mackenzie. under whosq
persOna supervision the movement con Quoted ana
10 Major Gordon. ffth Cavalry, and Capt. Msuk,
Fourth Cavalry. who com anied the battalions had
esitistnctory council wi spotted Tai, and sats-
ned & Ih.t be II TIE only important leader who has hsd
In Charge as head chief OF ALL The line OF tho hostile
and the pescesby disposed Ia now plainly drawn and
We shall We our enemics only In the front In future.
col Merritt made his scout. developing several traiis
RUNNING Into tne Agency and is now here. could not
wait Tor his command 10 get into position, tho 11
dieus were about to leave COL Nerltt's command viii
~ here tUmOrrow when snail organize the expo.
dton, and leave with one. feel that this Ia the
met gleam vi day ight have had IN this business
I. ii. shERiDAS, Lieut. General. CROOK.
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THE TRIUMPHs OF sURGERY.
The Removal of IA Cancerous Growth from a
Mans Mouih.

For the first time since 1913, a galvano-
cautery battery was used in New Brunswick
yesterday. in the partial removal OF the cancer
ous growth with which the mouth OF John
stults had been oiled. One-third OF the malig-
nant mass, that cannot weigh less than pound,
and Is as large as a good-sized 1st, was taken
away in segnen.s by means OF wire, In the
form of a loop. worked with a athumbscrew, and
heated by the battery to white heat, so that
the blood vessels were cauterized as soon as
they were cut, ana hardly an ounce OF blood
was lost. ILe patient endured the operation
without the aid Of anesthetics. The operator
was DR.. Rice of New brunswick, who was as
sisted b. Or. Iiudd, house surgeon at the Rooss.
welt Hospital In this city The patient Is able TO
Close his mouth for the arst time In many weeks,
the cancer having extended from the root of
tnem, and 50 preventing respiration that his
gasps for breath were heard across the street.
Attempts are to be made to further reduce the
formation.
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a few minutes before L o'ciock on Monday
night the Waterman at p1er t. North rv,r. saw man
walk pidy 10 the end OF tue pier throw on MS coat
aat vest ahI sprlg into ns fyer. lhe coat and vest
were taken to the 80 street stOu sud oLe of The
p1ckc.s the following was founii
NFw YoHK. Ocf. ~ iSiG- intend to commit suicide
hY drowning ult,t tis eNrhlug. an tom CAaihan,
ontario ro II pUtruu Nv fithfr ly's there but do
not know where ail, aud write lls hopus that he
my made ACQ laiu.rd with nlj .ti lie. alu but
tAiffb-one years ul lut have IN tAt snort time
in - 4ud q hiipf 4r. snrieI "a business nifh a
capital of tlln AMI ran thruuga Htth 10 IN one ear
Am unable tO VI ork am ASHAMED to beg. anu Viii ROT
steal. and have M money TO back t. Ontario MI
hence the cause VI ny determination to uir.
JusrrH 1RINDAII.
y. My fathers address Is Robert IrchdAI. Cnat.
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WILLIAM NJ. TWEED:
Tho Preparations that have been Ma de for
his Reception In Jail.

The franklin is expected TO arrive in
tho lower bay tomorrow. with the fugitive
William NJ. Tweed, and under orders Of the Sec
retary OF State, made at the request Of Gov.
Tilden, the Commander OF the Franklin will
surrender the prisoner to Sheriff Conners OIL
GERS as soon as they board the frlgate.
Warden Wilson has fitted up new quarters In
Ludlow Street jail for Tweed. The sittina-room
10 nicely carpeted, and has a circular table in
tho middle. aud small regiment Of chairs
round the room. A small table and sofa COM
plete the furnishing OF the apartment. Two
barred windows with embrasures, and not
re ching within four feet OF the floor com plete
the description Of Tweed's future sitting room
Adjoining the sitting room Is Tweed's sleeping
room, which Is about twenty feet long by eight
broSd. In IL Is n GOOD, big bed, already made
and waiting. Tue room has one window. iook-
Ing out on the yard, and is well supplied with
chairs, carpet, cupboard, &c. Both roo ms are
on the Ludlow street side OF tue yard, and to
the left when one enters the jail. Tweed's food
is TO be taken to him from a neiehborng res
taurant.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA OUTRAGE.
One Of the Military Companies Disbsnded by
Grants Proclamation.

CHARLESTON, Oct. A.-Gov. Chamber
lain has sent written demand to the German
fusieers OF Charleston one of the oldest military
organizations in the Union. to give up the State
arms In their possession, and inquirlng whether
or not their organization has disbsnded In
obedience to hi. own and the Presidents 8 procla-
nation. The Fusileers were organized In 1715.
and served throughout the Revolution and the
War OF 1872. Similar written dem ands have been
addressed to othe volunteer orzaniz atoms hold
Ing state arms, and will be promptly complied
With. Eighteen COMPANIES Of United States
troops, ageregatine 1900 gpen. have arrived in
Columbia since tina fresldent's proclamation
wss issued. Additional military posts have
been established at Dlackville, summeryille, aud
BennettsvilIe.
COLUMBIA, Oct. a.-Troops are arriving daily.
Thir cen companies sre now In Columbia. aud
twonty-four In other parts Of the State. Every
thing lis perfectly quiet throughout the State.
Anidavlts Affirming pe9ce and submission to Law
are received daily. The political campaign Ia
conducted vigorously by both parties. The
so-called rife clubs have all disbanded. The
colored militia Is still organized.
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4 TRAIN uHEcAHD ~ NEW JERSEY.
Three Passengers Killed md Fourteen
Wounded ON The CentrnI RaiIMRy.

Three Passengers Killed nnd Fourteen
Wounded on the Central Railway.
The train that Master Mechanic Williams
ran from Jersey city at FIVE o'clock last evening,
on the Central Railroad OF New Jersey, to carry
passengers to Roselle, west1eid, Dunnsllen, and
Pluinaeld, was heavily ladened with commuters
from New York, who had been delayed by tue
stIike ot the railway engiueefs and firenien.
Mr.. Williams was one of the three four
on!oas OF the road who ran the only trains that
were started from jersey CITY yesterday.
Ihis eide Of Somerylle the train went OF the
track. Ihc engine Was turned upon Its sLle.
TWO coaches were piled upon the locomotive.
ahd three other coaches were thrown from the
ruils.
Three passengers were taken out Of the wreck
dead. FIVE Others weIc seriously wounded, aud
nine sllghlIN 81.
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4 CONSPIR1CT IN SPAIN.
Numerous Arrests OF Republicans In sara.
gossn, UiIbno, and snnIanaer.

MADRID, Oct. 2.-Au official note has
been published here denouncing tho social cou-
spiracy and attempted iDsurrection organized
by senors Ruiz Gorilla and N. Salmeron. The
note says four Generals, namely. Marelo, Aroy-
70, Patno, and Acusta, have been arrested. aud
Will be punished according TO military law.
LONDON. Oct "a A despatch from san Sebas-
tlai SAYS the Government nOto alluded TO in the
above despatch haa created excitement there,
ana numerous arrests OF Repubii ans nave Ueen
made al S.ragoss LOgronD, BiluaO, AMI = IL
t4nder. Ii Is rumored mat Ruiz rill has en-
tered spain ON the ArrdgOn 1rOnuer.
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Ellen shelton, the negress, ON trifl IN EnIa-
beth asrged with numbering deforincd chid toii.
ned yesterday tnat one richardson OF Neslhed tosn.
ship was It's f.tn@ and that lao nrIsuaded her to get u
u OF the way by foul n"in4 Previous to this abe had
birenuunAh d"ni'd that she 'he mother. klChiid.
Don wasa witness against he. and dcncl on the w.t
lrhs Hlhud Z efhYe hCCnslilOn Al four rclOrk tho
qy went cut ana had uO1 returned verdict al eleyon
V'ClOoh last Ll.ut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-25

Mayor Schroeder, Ia BROOKLYN, yesterday.
sworo TO acomplant In the OF the city asaust cx
Comptroller Evan VI. johnson to sl3s s72 aud
interest thereon from May ~, 1902. beiug differ
between the value " - 25 600 of assessment
iund hOnd-, water ana sewer .e, ant teNu age fuud
huaCs. and The price Whch Mr. . h ON huii them,
ana also ne ercst accrued "a r,Un Tue accusalun
thai hr nus u NfuLsfuUAt Win ly. audulcntiy.
sui s-cntJ ir-uc s1l, hud disposed ~ tnr bonds
a. tri't7 uiucl .-s tuan their value Londs were
so!l tween MAY -, lSJp aud Dee. 81, 1871.
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Miss Ammo Adams appeuicd before tho Traf.
hagen bd'ery last night, and from the steps 81 her
residence IN Plyonia avenue, pre- cntel a handsome
tillrn naR 20 the members. She begged that ucy
would not lie II rAl ~ utteAl hui carD IL to victory.
blt lnttrif hord thai GOV Iideh Wuuid Ice elect ID
am only e.rett'd lhtt Aho was not man that she
miAht IN the ranks anl folV. Mlss Adams Il u
wealthy hen UsA -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-25
AFrAR THH CEHrANNIAL.
Tho Main Exhibition Bnildlng TO be Used 70
Permanent show.

PHlLADELPHIA, Oct. A-At special
meeting Of the Commissioners at Taruount
Park ye tcrday afternoon II was agfocl to allow
the Main Exhibition building to remnn IN the
park, subject 10 certain terms and conditions.
OF wnicn the following arc tho most important
"'fhat the said building shall be removed aud
the ground Restored al the eNpcns, uf the pro-
posed con ora ton within two We T. after uOiicc
from the Park Comm issiOnefs; that tins II ol+n
~ only gwen for the purpose of an eNhihitlon
Tor tue pleasure anu instruction OF the puhhc,
aid not fOf the eale of goods, oXeopt such a. are
necessary for carving o 4 such design thit I -
m4Nilum cli1TVe Tor admla-i snail te twenty
nNe cents Tor five dnNs III the week; ana each
SATURDAY teuc nt-. -uall hethe maximum chn go,
ana N tnr revenues derived snail tC IN eAre .
of the amount required to pay the ntedlul ex-
Lenses. additions, and nninten- nee, with SIX
per centum Interest on the nctuHl capital invest.
cd hy ~" company, tnen tne admission Zee sh II
be reduced 30 10 4 the pnhlic my enjoy The eA-
hiitliun at tho lowest possible cnurg5"
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POLITICIANS stepping Out.

Al meeting of the Kings County Democratis
General Committee, last ngnt. the following named
signed letter Of resignation tlt Is TO br presented to
tho next h"eting ct the committee. j. L. Barnard,
y nrrg ste III II. &. lehshnis. A. -. Gwaihn =.
lrcNrter kissll, ". g. aoutnWick H. 4. worth, Il II.
NNu ms, y. H. BHhrmurr, frnklln Re4is r w.
J ues. J. II. Anderson. iIederlck Mutse, AMI l.. u
l.arl
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Tom Och,l,rec and Ten urocch.

BALTIMORE, Oct A.-lhe Executive Commit
tee OF the Maryland Jockey CuD oner the Of
Tom Ochltree and Ten Droeck, IN the event of their
agreeing to run those horses iu dash ~ four lies on
an rNtra daN at tho spring meeting oi 1877. at lmro
IOute, Bal tmurc to them rtspt cY ID Rupl each
to ucffal tcr travelling tApcn,cs ami To- unIdr with
the winner OF thut event the aud haLd rccrps VI
Inc dA the rues ami wcighs Of tue Msri l4I JoCAet
club tO govern the race.
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NAvnu.rY. n. W OCT. A.-r. Sartweli Of
Mndoiih y. Y, aged about My years fen from the
ne train No - through the bridge at ths place
lasi night. LIS body found thls morMug. he was
@. hl- way To lNc .hitLitN fNhuiuou. Mlnty and
NV Ora drtlt for moderate Amount ana hol4
hAltu Nere fJu4d ln nl, persOu.
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Liailina Ronsiou. " or.hlp IN SPAN.

MADRID, Oct. "a Tho ofl1lal Gultttl pub
lishosa clrcuAl sulctlY nnilng uonc0uformlst wOr.
ship 10 the interior of chspos and cemelefies.
MADRID, Oct 2ihe olrcu ar just issued regular x
noncOltormst worship ~ especially strict IN rs pro.
visions reg riding Protestant schools II prcscrlB
thnt such school, sha rem bubj'Ct To the drrc IA.
trlitrrnrC ui tle GuN, lnmcnt an that the school
nhsti1 iHust ne spAnlurus wlh tue proper uCAueuCa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-25

James Mcconnell 10 the Assembly by the
Taulm ~ Convent OF the Eleventh District Morris
X llolnhen from The Twelfth District Luke r CoElus
from the Fourteenth District.
hlchJ.s Mailer 10 Congress by the rihh District
Tanlnani Convention. An except nye OF the ece,
gates rom tue second District withdrew rom tht
Convention VIM. u. Macay 10 Congress by the 1, v
enth Dlstrict Anti lantuAny Ouyruttun.
John !. Morris and John De NrIcs Aldermen by tie
Republicans VI tAe FUN Distinct.
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Preparing for Crush In Chatham ssunro.

Tho Liberals OF the Second Assembly District
Will have grand ratification meeting IN Chatham
square ths evening and Col +. A. COnkiug will spcak
for Tndcn, reform. and better timee Marx Isualn
WIN raise a handsome b binnar, WIN pclw1 IA VI
ut thr ulcss o. IbeiV u'ail Hluff tHC ~ rd
Reform" y irtng 90 u Nf'-itc portrait IA oil of
lid"n wRh llcndroks on the Othor eide, R tuclgted
IA Anvrle. L4ss
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lllLAbLLfHlA, Ocl, "A letter from lLcin-
bel oi thc sldh Vi GOV Hayes OF ONO. wDs received
by Dnectoi-Gcncrai Go|lOrn to dai announcing that
the Governor wouln leave Columbus thus GucadayD
evenins, md cNpecttd 10 DrrNe at tie 1Tan-toI l.
ncuial note tp morrow uflernoun. lie Mll he HCrOm
panied hY Ms peis nl ttnn und rH GOV. Noirs II m
uuuelhtuod hat The purpose Of GOV. Hayes Vlslt ls
sim.l! " 0uab.c Inn 10 sce tho EKLiOllyh.
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rms TINE NEWARK.
The titizem-' Loan Association Treusur,
81 1000 In DeiuuiI

i-,0OO Ia Deiauit
IL ls1l. cx-Ju,tice Of the Peace Thomas
hugcnt wa elected Treasurer of tho Citizens
LON Assoc,at "a Il Newark. considerable
amount OF moaeJ accumulated IN tine hands II
tho treasurer. he Directors Issued warrants
20 the shareholders Tor az per cent OF the funds,
hut when the warrants were presented the
Il +, l.urer pat oG the holders NTH promises. an
Le failed 10 IeIlofm them. new Treasurer
was elected, but GENT refused 10 hand over
the money. Ire amount FOR hich he is suiu tu
De detaulter ~ about $1,000. The Association
.h.is ,ued his b1ndsmen wnl say tney are res. on
tItI- fUt The nist year Oi his service only.
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The MornI,,y In nnxnnnnh.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Oct. 2i.-lhe total number
Of int rments to-aay was seven. Of wlsch nvr were
nulul hoH lever -Four Of Tue bnuas we're " DCl-
Ortd pCnOns
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Fr uk Wuhlfurst ~ Astoria started for the
Sew ia ul4ract criat ulurnl u and a. dayDrtah
hls body Ns found under tue overturned wagon.
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JOrTINGs AB0Ur rOWN.

Rising bbrometer fresh and brisk westerly or
northwest "lnIs, colder, clear, Or paruy clyu1y
NtutlrT
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The Rey. Father John Coffee, chaplain Of s.
Fr"nc uorita, jersey Guy dici on Monday night ot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-25

SALEM, ". j., Oct. "a. Tho TRIAL OF the Penns-
yiie pIIi hshei,. Nhcu set iowa TOR tV-dal, As
been postponed ulll TueeiaY urxt
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Vote for tried ana falthful official. Bernard
KcAy iOi hAnri1 u ly Ai Tie pulls fui he st-night
Democratic tieAgt Bernard hgiDt Tor sAeTn -Adr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-07
a aentur

fur tie ) srsstta DampH2tHs. Gsmsasuiseu mad aaru,s
xisiidbe Abfabrt.
Samtnrs. anntr:fanii&e einie rs Dampfss.
Rerp. TeutiGsr elcye, grtmsn t6 Dampfu.
Qunarb Clinic. eipsrpcoI u. antpsr. IL Dampies.
Rsp Star Cine 8 DanYfsr.
De faufenes Don yaHasrren. bic ID In ben Itsies q
Sabrtn auf eteien Dampftrn berlte nab ttnabu fuesfN
babe, Nab ss has @nrfstinas uab bassa mir hes 3gfsasss
meinr 5rsurts se76trt-
Sn @erbinbuns nit Obisem, feIe ID
@edieI anf ale 5auptfdbte GnropaAs aus.
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s- Tie Court Of Common gIsos"

. Die court Of Common Bleas"
in Nsw CART bate ii3 bieisr Gage untsr
Nnoerem nit eiuem Sro;sHe Su befaiIen,
in psl5I NJ bic bsioen Sarteien nebit i6ren
.Ssussn ilit auSi5Iisbli9 nur Der Scuti9en
Sprate md6tis ruarsn. Ra9oem Elm Dol.
meti9er bic NuSiasen bon etlpa smSIi 3su.
gen benz @eri9tsboie ms Gusliide iiber:
lebt bate, murbe elm ~breiti9ultriaer, se.
miitbli9 ausiebenbsr Mann auf ben i3eu,
ssnitano serufen. Na6bsm sr auf quite
Ssutiae @rt uersioist poroen mar, bic
aan,s @abrbsit gu iasen. 10 wabr i'm,
@ott BELLE unb iein beiIises @ort." ridtets
Der 9olmstider on i'm bic Srase: ,@ie
bsibeu Sie2" Statt aler Intport ~itarrts
Der 3euse i'm an; bic Srase uaro rpisosrs
BOLT, 3peimaI, oreimal. absr aus benz 3sus
gen mar fein Wort beraus;ubriu9en sr
ld6elts unb ma1ts elm DUMMIES @eii4t.
Gnoli9 usrIor Der @idter bic @sbulS unb
fubr auf: Don't you no your name sir?
don't you know anythingg" 0a Isudtete
bes 3eusen Intlip Dor aufri9tisem Yers
sniissn unb CT ipra4: Why, of course
yer honor! My name is Mike Maloney,
an flyer honor will only allow dacentlan.
guage in Court, | can understand as well
as any man in New York." Inter i9al:
lsnbsu Geld9ter sos Td Der 0oImstide,
Ieiie Sariid.
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8efer c&iene's
0encral $ MNentmr

fir bic GeurserFaerunssssftufSaheyt
capital dm 4. Jauxar fSzA
Srnprrtal uon 2oubon, 8 5000, geo
RoBal bon 9iuerpooi, l2, coo, coo
German american .. R.sg. I.65a,s oa
ct. Paal BON 81. Saul, s19,62l
st. Suiepb bon @tlouri, 7S,4ss
Sreprrs bon RiIwautee, $4,000
atlas BON 9artforb 100000
aetna Siie SniuraHee 60. 20. tao. $50
Die atssfs In aHGiia.D
VI. Vt. arrisential .. 5artforb, 800, s5
Commercial uon GiuerpoOI 1000, ooe
gisit Hdtstsea GsnvasultsH. sts I'D bel BEN Glasss, uat
Seasn Suu eurb pnuitii6t 9dtlnHa isvr ScfuM k.
raert hdeen. tmpiseIsH 40 faba uRo isnneu Serdaeruuars
peretn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-07

s5g Sn Der Sftsrrei9ii9en Wonardie
iino iett aud 6iio, Msttr unb Otter Elm,
9siibrt, unb brin9sn ben V%sritanb Der 4dus
fer unS Der Ysrtdufer in Ssrspeifluns.
llsber einen 9anbsl Der in Tst uorssfalsn,
bsridtsn oortise SIdtter: MuSame b..
i5idie itrs 90din. cine ionit iebrinteQisents
iunse Dame, IN Die 6leiidbant NIT benz
suffrage, fir BEN glbsnb, ba man sablrei6e
@dite er,pariete, bret &ilo 8aIbHeii9 su
bolsn. Die 809in absr, beren Sslistsit
bic yQiteratur, Mttsroloeis unS &iIoiopbie"
cur6auS ni6t lit, psrsaB wdbrsno zines
turSen StraBenoialogs nit ibrsm S9aS
Den srbaltenen 4uftras. Sn Der Sleiids
banf an9elan9t, wu6te JIG ni6ts Ssrninitis
ceres anSufan9en ais btm 6leiidbader baS
@elo i'm 9uten Sertrauen ~ iibsrreibeu
uub bret, brei--Oin9soa SaIbHsil9 3u
iorSsrn. Sa, mas fur Oinssba eisentli@ =?
iraste Der Wann. Die 6S9in wurSs pur:
purrotb Dor @erlsssnbsit, ba fiiisrts ibr
cine Gouesin su: pTerlans bait brsi
Rttsr!" Nun ,par aber bic Serlsasnbsit an
Dem 5lsii9badsr. gr bate nit Wibe unb
Mptb isin Sad, bic 9rammssmidtsred.
hung, lberwdIti9t; aber Wfeter SalbHeiid
-Sas mar Inn IN ieinsr praris nod nidt
uorsetOmmen. CT Sos bic Tabsae su
8atbs. SaIt! 90 ftanbs ia beutIid
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benu SaS nidt sIei9 seiast2 i9naasts
Der 6lsii3bader bic &04in an. limb ebns
fd nur sinen @ussnbIid sa bsiianen, lssts
er ibr brsi &albsfibe In ben Rorb.
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Rstts, GuRdnsisr e&er, jltmet hem Gtrasn,
treeitert bic S<slt uRe e~tforetrt fttf
bic Geiuueteit Zee Qettss.

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bic gtiaustct Zee etitfs.
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fib stmas psripdtet uno lieB iein Bruber
yanarbr aUein in elm Oorf bius ntraben.
pa tam Der Giel au benz 9aufe zines Blau.
iG,bers porbei unb labte ieinsn Ourit on
Der Hifisen blauen Sarbe. bic sort in einem
5oie lid befanb. Sn 5olse bs1sn fam
her Giel I'M bas 0eben uuo Der @ielstreiber
iorcsrte som Ylaufdrbsr S9aosnsriat fir
nsn 6iel. Der 6riebenSri9ter, por beiisn
Sorum bic Sa3e sar Seurtbeiluns fam,
puBte ni9t mas NIT benz perpideltsn Gaius
,u MAIDEN iei. Ra9osm CT bas llrtbsil
mebrmul5% ausseiest, entfernte er ii9 BON
ieiner Refosns fir ben Gag, mo- er nod:
mails iisen ioute, 10 baB ein Nmtsbruoer
aus Der Rdbe i'm erissen nubts. Dieter
mar 1infer i'm 3ure9tlessn bes Gaius unb
taum bate er ben uorliessnoen sebort, ea
rduiperte er ii3 uno ipra9: Gielstreiber
uno Slaufdrbsr. Giel ieio Sbr aae tsibe
Ou iolit bsi beinem Giel bleiben unb Ou
oeine Sitte in ben &eIer ffelen. SD pers
urtbsile Sud bsios gum Sdabsnerias unb
yur GraSuns Der seri9tIiden Soften.
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tag abaepaart. als am Iesteu /

tag Nbsepaart. 9Is AM lesten i'm
g. ct. Senate bsim 8srIsisn Der SEA:
mensI tie bic Eeibe an ben unabbdnaieen
Senator Siaat 3. Gbriitiancp bon Mi6is
Gun Gam, erbob ii9 Der 8orfser Ssrrp uno
ertldtte nit wiiroeruoler Wiene: vWein
college, Der beute ni9t eribeiuen tann, lit
absepaart." Oieie 8emertuns rief cine
unbdntiJe Seitsrtert beruor, 10 baB Die font
10 erniten 8dnoe Der Senutsbale pon benz
ihalsnoen @eld9ter Der Senatoren CT:
crobnten. Sieie wubten ndmlid, SaB Der
64idbriae Gbriitianep. Sater pom ie9s 6ins
bern unb felt neun Wonatsn @ittper, am
Woraer befelben Cages cine neun,sbnidb.
rise &an;liitin bes Statamtss nit benz
poetii9en Ramen 9iuie 9uasrbesl gum
Nltare 9efibrt bate uno 10 in @abrbeit
~absepaart mar.
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.8" %llntoae9ial. 9pttor: .gbsr Ssrr
College, sic baben mir wdbrenO msines
9anSauientbaltss sinen idSnsn Strei5 &c.
ipislt. SD iber9eb' Sbnsn meme Iatieu:
ten, bic iA i6on felt Sabr uno Gag be:
bauble, unO Sic MAIDEN iie mir in pier
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