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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-17

MORANG-At Union City. Mason county. ". T..
March etn, {. Norsng. sgei 81. native Of
Maine.
SEWToS-In Port Townsend. March 18th, Jas.
Newton, aged IL years
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-17

DANCING at the St. PAtrick's Ball
this evening, will commence at O'Clock
sharp. BY order of the committee o.
arrangements.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-17

~ Religious s7Fyic tomorrow q
tile Brown Ch0reh. morning ara eve"
ing, ~ d fag!ey, pastor
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-17

sgThe Rev II y. Utter Nil
,reaeh tomorrow morning AMI even
ms ,n f,einis's Hall. ~ the usual ioufs-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-17

t. BY schooner Courser. w. q.
JAMES Oh received his first invoice of
organs and pianos. So far. we learn,
his new departure is very promising.
the instruments so far received being
sold on arrival.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-17

@-rine weather sgslp, for ehanse'
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-13
Grasshopperz;

There are none hatchingi in this. vi
cinity this spring, but the great danger
is from. those which migrate :thither.
/ write for the benefit of those who are
fearful and nervous shout these !des.
tructive pests, not that have any ap.
prehension OF fear in regard to them.
have lived here four years and have
received but little injury from them,
thanks to little vigilance aud industry.
I have lived on these prairies west e1
the Mississippi for nearly forty years,
and have closely watched the peculiar
tiles of these. insects i propose fto
state few of them, briefly, which may
be usefal and suggestive.
Natural advantages are found to be
verysequally distributed throughout the
world. The early settlers Of the.dense:
ly timbered regions of the United
States found there the forests well
stocked with insectiverous birds and an
insecurity from the ravages OF grass
hoppers, but the amount of labor il
cost to subdue the forests and bring the
lands into successful cultivation was
immenss compared With wnst it costs
Ito subdue and cultivate these lands
They were settled and subdued before
these were known or accessible. or else
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-13

zs.. a PERSONAL. s
A. G:.Shultz, Of st. Paul, is in the city
r. Gordon and. W. Robinson, st. Paul,
are in the city..,sl-se -. Z ;,t,o.es st5s
Ii. Mccormack, of the 9TH Cavalry left
for his old home in Ohio this morning.
x Capt. Taylor and wife, Of Fort Rice,
weresregistereds at the Merchants last
evening. ~, ..s..-,.. - ~
= - D.iA. Holbrook, OF the Chicago and
Northwestern and West Wisconsin r. r.
is in the City: sa:. g~sxs
F. Jay Haynes, photographers is work
ing up some Bismarck views and will be
i'1s the city some days. =
-GEE. H. Bly,, who will soon. be dubbed
Colenel, because of his hotel connections,
will arrive this evening. ~
!. B. Stanton, Fort Rice, Michael Souls,
st: Paul, CD. Wheaton, Chicago, e
registered at the Merchants.
Col. Dan Houston, of the 9th Infantry,
Col. Tilford, of the 9TH Cavalry, Lieut..
Chance, of the 17th Infantry, are in the
City.
Col. Tilford and 1t. H. P. Walker left
for Brainerd this morning and will proba-
bly, go fishing with that veteran joker,
E. w. Weed.
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The; ;New'Yorkw kworld has the foilowin

The. New York World has the following
complimentary notice Of one Of our Yank-
ton exchanges: t'It is well that the peo.
pie Of thatfar-away Territory have an IN
structor SO able and true to the right as
the Herald. The brightness Of its edito-
rial page, its full budget Of interesting
local news, and the sparkle Of it's careful
~ selected miscellany, ought to commend
it to all Dakotaians and make it an eager.
welcomed :.,isibor:t their homes and
fzesides-, It breaches the true gospel, q
Democracy, andsfor that reason, if none
other, should be well and handsomely
sastsined.'' ssg.,z
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-13

might well have claimed that order,
sympathy and beauty dwelt IN trees.
Surely, then, is no study more interest
ing, no pursuit more pleasing than the
analysis of these dumb stationery COM
panions and ornaments Of our homes, and
our investigations are always rewarded
by mint Of truths coined In the labrato-
ryof science and drawn from the garner
ed wisdom Of natures unfailing store
houseIG - .3s s siJs-fse'zsf $
There ne1many ingenious and adverse
theories On the subject, from which hu.
man; skiH aAd learned research have
wrou6hto tout the perfection ofscience, but
ApAbAt1rs, snd 1aesn As1,IAss
nto3 MIR jadgnnt ssatsmaes sea11ssl
sri .RF.SlAucHrrx
- -
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-13

says the Fontenelle left Yankton Agen-
cy for Benton on the 4th, and is there
fore pastsdu at Bismarck
A fragment of the hull Of the burned
Carroll foated by Yankton on the 7th.
Several buildings at Yankton are in
danger Of being destroyed by the in
roads made by the river between Cspi-
to1 and Pine streets.
The 81. Louis Times speaks of Capt.
Grant Marsh as the famous Yellowstone
navigator, snd says he. is in the city
and will 60 mp the river on the Rosebud.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-13
Z q BISMARCK, DIT, WEDNESDAY, JUNE l3 1877

be commenced, but it will be in the
next fifteen days, probably, and it will
be hurried to completion with that en-
ergy which has given Col. De Graf, the
head Of the firm, the name of the rail
road building king of the country, and
ifno unexpected delay in securing iron
.is encountered, it ID probable the line
will be completed and the cars running
long before the time specified in the
contract.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-13
A Maiden's Smiles.

Young man, if she smiles on you
more sweetly than usual-if she 1utters
out to meet you 1t the gate with a new
cordialitY-if she remarks & that u
o'clock isn't bit late''-if she invites
you to call again, with >con6dential
esrnestness-if she says ''good night
with q gentle pressure Of her dear little
hand-if she does all these things young
man, be not deceived. The strawberry
and ice.cream season is at hand.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-13
The Braiuerd Branch.

The st. Paul Dispatch says: The
board of directors of the Western Rail-
road Company have awarded the con-
tract for constructing the Brainerd
Branch, from Watab to Brainerd, q
distance Of about sixty-one miles, to
the we'll known construction company
Of DeGraff & Co. The contract calls
for tho completion of the road ready for
the cars by the 18th of September. It
is not certain, as yet, when Work will
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-13

-r-rar-
TWO HUNDRED MINERS
were buried or Iined by the earthquake,
To add to the disaster Of the people
along the shore they had no fresh water,
having heretofore been supplied BY dis:
tilling sea water, the establishments for
which were all destroyed. Vessels sent
to their relief are carrying water and pro
visions.
THE LOWER MISSOURI
and its tributaries are very shigh The
:Arkanses river is az tie highest stage
ever known.
For several days California has been i
scoRcHED,
the air being dry while the Thermometer
indEhet % g. 4cs3fnsflie shade n +
. Hoh.l 4 .Xassoh ,asot iowa, ,s.has
been commissioned
MINISTER TO AUSTRIA,
and James Russell Lowell has been COM
missioned Minister to SPAIN Il
THE R. N. RICE,
of Detroit, and of the Cleveland line, was
burned nearly to the water edge at De-
troit deck o. Sunday night. &ScsSr.gS,
= Tie Missodri at - &sss,.sss ss,..
KANSAS CITY
is higher than since 1849, and the town
of Harlem is six feet under water,sq -.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-13

It seems to be- clearly proven that the
famous Duluth speech Of j Proctor Knott
was written for him by Donan editor Of
the Caucasian, and it is claimed that
Blaine has in his possession the original
draft of it. 1E---
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-13

Crops. are said to be looking splendidly
throuRhot the hopper do7ed districts in
Minnesota, and it is believed the people
viii be able to fight the insects saceess-
u1ly. wherever where they make their appearr-
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-13

After Ae1is departed, says the Graph
ic;;a brief Russian. manuscript was found
ID, his stand- drawer at the hotel. It was
apparently addressed to his valet, and
ran as follows: z.--- ..-
."owata jollitiniv adj! ;s'' 7''' =
at sSinci took leyoy mioldadl s,l,.s -
Owata merricoviy bin-5..t,s,1 .z
s Ivespent q nawful :pilovtin b.: -zse
Damsor RI tolevami now, $50 e..
g But Ian dgoshen jingo VOW,
Thetur kishwr mustavastop. =.
Gotele graphritof topop.'
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-13
Chris the King.

Chris Hehli having sold out to Shnell
& Bestenbostel will take trip up coun-
try-to Tongue, River probably-in .
few days. We commend Chris to the
good people wherever he chooses to
roam and assure them that he is king
among good people as we'll as among
BARRIERS.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-13

THE humblestcand do something towards
making the local paper interesting. Il
YOU ol1 cannot be defaulting bank clerk
YOU cal, at least step on an orange-peel
and spiain your ear-Eseka.e<.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-13

Hon: l. Donnelly brought his full force
of eloquence to bear in the support OF the
Minnesota'b 'bond proposition which was
voted upon yesterday.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-13

There was rumor on the street last
evening that Kate Noonan was acquitted
and1 ! the jury at the outset stood II
Cor acuuittal and one for conviction.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-13
Salmon gIosing IN the Lakss fMinn
hes proven successful. z.:z..g. .....gz5
The Brainad Branch is undss contract
to be completed Sept 18th.

+ Secretary E,srts proposes to hold
Spain responsible for the recent insult to
our flag, but hopes our friendly relations
will not be marred.
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Itu6 asHaassy World.
1aRtAs11 Pacific Rai1road

1tu0 ~ 1BUay World y
HaetAs91 Pacific Rai1road.
The stockholders of the Northern Pae
ciac RailIrosd Company had . most
satisfactory surprise at thsir recsrt
meeting, in that, instead Of being COZ.
fronted by . directorisl scheme to raise
money to build and equip the company 8
branch 70 coal, they were met with .
resolution adopted by the board the
day previous, that the revenues Of the
road had 20 increased, and were 20 j l.
erS6sing, @ to suffice for the compile
tion Of the bsanch, and to make . re-
sort to . mortgage unnecessary.
The <yoorganized Northern Pacific
railfoaA e4mpsny hes astonishing lie
and pfomi0e. II hes, within four
m6athi, neasly completed 81 miles Of
rod toAn Slsvsn.foot veln Of the best
bit1mfneuD coal, fox which the Pacific
cost eeal market Is waiting, ready TO
takD IL thAtean be mined. Both diyis-
jonS Of the road earn 8 surplus; . large
kiicroased area Of its lands has bean
putanto ssNo. i spring. wheas, and tho
promise of traffic from this sourcs this
Yeae is great The country on the line
ofthe Iosd.in kinnssots and ;Dakota Is
ftspidly slttling with ,fsrmsrs. The
road and tt rolling stock sase in Arst.
elisb co6didon; its transportation on
account of the militsry and Indian do
battments Of the government has great
y su9uented; Il 6 already in posses6-
ION ofmoDt Of tho trsde to and from
Manitoba, the upper Missouri, the Ysl-
levstone, and largely that to the Black
Hills. Through 8 wise purchase Of the
maioIity Of the stsck Of . new corpo-
ration which has succeeded to the for
feited franchises and property Of the St
Paul & Pacific Railroad Company, the
Northern Pacifie will this summer COM
plste and control the unfinished road
from Watab to Brainerd, shorten its
distance to Canada and the Black Hills
100 miles, and save hsrsafter all tho
competition in its business north and
west from Bismarck on the Missouri
river. III; +.
It needs only the action Of Congress
extsnding the time to build the road,
10 20 confirm the credit of this corpo1-
atom without . debt, and With prof
table line 6s5 miles long and On enor-
nous lalded estate, that it can borrow
on favorable terms from time to time
all the money it needs. In the truest
sense of.the term It is national high
way, Ind; the entire nation is interest
ed.in its success. s
.Acorporate meeting, which began
with resolving to keep out of debt, IT
II closed BY The stockholders instruct
ing the directors to devise and present
to them, at 5 future meeting, and plan
TO raise means to extend the road west
bf the Missouri rlver into Montana Ter
ritory, ts1.33y
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to fts Bissnarck HibsAe.
]. - KATE NooNAx.

Special to ~ Bisnsdsck zfi6a,ae.
y & 3 KATE NooNAE. 81 ess- - =
M1NEEAPoL1s, June 13th.-1n the trial
of Kate Noonan for the murder of Will
H. Sidle, the jury discharged standing II
for acquittal and one for conviction. The
sentiment In favor Of aequittal Is sstrung
that little doubt is entertained as TO the
final result. The girl will be acquitted.
ST. PAU, June 13th-Euzropean war
nsvs unimportant.. It is expected that
the Russl.as &e concentrating their
forces, which Increment leads to Tmkish
claims oe6ssessA q
11 BOND HRoPosrr1ou
IN hinnaUts, was defeated BY . vote Of
three to ooe. Gr-CaOn xzrT
Assistant Secretary Of the Interior, has
been desaehsd IS commisGioner of Indian
Affairs pending inquiry into chngss
against Chief clerh Galpin, Acting Com
missioner.
The renains q E1Ian nMcArthur, killed
near CaOv Wing, 70 1677, have been
found nd fully identified. Two Indians
were huagfa her murder BY a Brainefd
mob in t1shHof ,s75: Z
The Georgia proposition for consti-
tutional: convention which was opposed
by all Republicans, Ill ti1e negroes, and
some Democrats, vas carried by small
majority. s -
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
ST. PAUL, June 12.-The Turks claim
improved prospects in Asia Minor. The
Russians are not likely to cross the Dan.
ube this week. In the engagement Sat
urday at Sulina, mouth Of the Danube,
between the Russian torpedo boats and
the Turkish gun boats the latter cap.
tured an American among the Russian
prisoners taken.
THE SMALL SCHOONER,
only twenty feet long, on which Capt
ECrapo and wife are sailing to Europe,
which started from New Bedford, May
73, was spoken June 9th, making good
prog :ess.
Three. new 80. yzsz szzz s;,,5 s,ss-,.. ar=..s
IAsr.1R4xks.sa 81 NJ L ssars,s; 3
beginning Sunday evening, are runninee
from Ehegoto New York in twenty
Eve hour. i. a sa,ss. 49, 4. <sis..
aF~5s AAIL ADVIcKS
from Peru, Bringing particulars Of an
earthquake and tidal wave last month,
shovthat 1qudque was but one Of
MANY TOWNS DESTROYED.
Nearly every Peruvian sea shore town
suffered more or less The earthquake
shocks were repeated in some instances
opening great riffs in the earth. The
sea was raised from forty to sixty feet in
height, and washed away several towns,
with large loss of life.
l-'-a---------rv -rvuO r5rh1DRHn MINERS
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-06-13

they never would have been settled.
Now it is plain that all the money
saved in subduing and cultivatiug these
lands where there is no timber to re-
move, should be used, under the supe-
rior intelligence STAINED, for the des-
traction of those. pests which are the
natural results Of the different condt-
ton of the country.
Grasshoppets Or locusts arc essenti-
ally . product Of Wild prsiries, vast un-
settled stsppsk kor. Wild, ,tres3es snd uuin-
habited deserts. From the earliest his
torical, and pefhsps traditional psFiod,
they have: occasionally stxayd fo0
their. desert homsG 10 countless md
irrssistableinunbssh 70 Iaysge md d.
olsts adjacent eultivstsd ,eountsisA
Moses records . SsmAfksblo insesnee
which hsppsnsd ID Egypt moso than
three thousand 5sAss sgos and Il d.
history of Europe md Asia could -
+Ysfsrrsd TO on thiss1hjsct, itvuuN b
found that sfnila5 seouTyss hsd bbsn
visited upon tie people settling ossst-
tied in the neighborhood Of vicinity Of
sll the vast pIsaris deeEts Of those two
continsuts,: from that period down TO
the present dsY, With - disastseasI Ie.
sulf1. oceagjoDa1lH.a - bsye been SuHsr.
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11tEEE CU1:'fU1Ede

Dr.. Aa.st CIV 6ssssstise
I Cka1tR a tie Sah5oet aIgeI.
|. 1n.crifcsiing 'sW. T.'T article On thit,
subject which appeared in our last;suss
coerespondent says: szzrsE1 HI
I Yhev5iest selou1boy knDWt 63 th
root Of . hee Is a mae pfolohgation Or
underground extension Of the stem, and
ssW. IT, should have known that the
capillary attraction ,-of vegetable crcsda-
ton to which he afteIWard a1ludes, ex-
lends 10 tiie utte1most- extremity Of the
minutest organ, permeating every leaf
and fbre, and every tiny porous Ioot4
dishibu Ing the ife-blood, i. e, thesap,
evenly throughout aH the component
parts aid thus noistening and giving
fedbiiy to its every part. Hence the
great injury resulting to a tree, from the
escape Il the sap by an indiscriminate
pruning q the limbs. unlessthe cuts are
herre6eally sealed By wan9 ointment
Again, tsW. IT, has utterly lost sight
of the fact that the tree derives a large
proportion of its nuhiment from the air;
this element in conjunction with the earth
and wster furnishing the food Or pabulum,
withott which vegetable life would be IN
impodbiity.S &#.55. Z III q.
To state the same truth properly: :
Trees nourish themselves directly by
means of organic materials furnished
them in the earth, water and air. To the
soil the tree has the closest relations.
The raw materials which it takes up by
the roots, like those which enter by the
Leaf, undergo within the tree numerous
successive chemical changes by which
they are converted into the substance oi
the tree itself. A naturally fertile soil
contains all the necessary forms Of vege-
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.5s1sss6.iL
, 1877-07-31
9nff n n 8.

Meir Treuno, fa6 nte Die 9ofuuns fin.
fen.
ST aud, Der Sinmet idwer aetriitt!
Den Webmutbsbeder mug mon triufcu !;
Gin Ibor in. wer buron MIR nippt!
Wer her,baft ibn int .3uae %lecret.
STIR Den 1T ct nidt balb 70 herb.
Wer iaasno iih oaaeaen tuebret,
Wur neueS l1nbeil nit ererbt -
Wobl fd,uebt jset iiber mandem Yolle--
Sb nabe es. Oh eS auh fern-
go mande idwcre @etterpolfe.
Sc sei9t lid) mandmal faum Elm Gtern.
Dodl aur setrot - 90 mandes l8st>
ter, q
Das nnbeilpoI uns idon eeorobt.
Sc eina uorbet. - eS tam elm Setter,
8efreite unS aus Notb nnb 1cb.
Seblt uus bic 9offnuna = fsblt uns I'll.
feS;
Gle 1T in Rotb Sic ein,'gc &raft!
llno feline Maht oes GrScnbalIeS
Veru1aa. mas iti0f 6offnuna ihafft!
Das Gin II balt' treu I'M &ummer:
8ersose niht! Tbu' Teine Vfidt!
Der Morsen fommt, roo aus benz
Sdtummer
3um 2ens Old medt Der Come 2idt !
, 1877-07-31

luarsn jeSod nid)t I'M StauSe, @rlsidtc.
RING, aeitwciae Soffnang gu bisteu.
@od nit aebrod]enen Nusen brebten Die.
ietbcn seaenfeitia oas seiiterbaft per3errte
Mntlis su, ois @bidyterssruB 5id .inen
ben fiird)terlid fen 9u6 betunbeuoen
Bid suuerfenS. Donut, uelher nidt 10
ihtuer uertu .inoet ,uar. wie iein @eaner.
Fudte ben,iclben uno fprad. Die nod DOT.
banSenen idtpaden 2ebenSfrdften getpalts
fam 3uiaumsnraffeno. baSyebauern aus,
ieinen @esuer nid)t erreid)en gu fSnnsn,
nm i'm iofort aus ben, Wese ~ raumsn.
8eioe oeriAieo n balS barauf.
, 1877-07-31
@tart NihmDnb.

DoIiaet @eri@t. Jolsenoe
JdIle tamen svitern totelem @eri@te
CUR 0crbauolun9:
GliSabeib 5trauB nnb Wiliam eng.
Tiff, oneefIaet cine 9ortion &lsioer BON
M. g. Sobnipn eelioblen Su baben,
wurben ihulbig b%efunoen. Glisabetb
crbielt 40 Sage uno gn9liib 60 Sage
Sail.
Gbparb Collie nnb MlsganosrS poiis.
mooo, ansstlost uerodhtise Gbarattdre
su fein. muroen ie auf 80 9ose in bic
Sail seionbt.
Dlartba ". @ccit, farbig, ansetlast
,ueeen u%noroentliden 8etra9ens, uuroe
81 seitraft.
emmett 9ui6 unb Sbomas @sntrp
anestlaet tueeeT Truntenbeit unb unor'
bentli9cn Betrasens, wuroen ie 81 9e'
FRAT.
.Sames Spree, ongeftogt Elm 8aQa-
bnnb au isin, tpurbe in bic Sail aeianot.
Die Gdle BON Sobn Spion, Wiaiem
MbitIod unb Charles WbitIod, ange.
flaet Die Jamilie BON George @trdin
seihimpft su baben. unb @eorsc9t strain
onaefla9t elm unorbentlibes 9ans ai
Dalten. murben big ouf bsMte peri9oben.
@eorsianna Sobnion, anaeflast lpe-
gen 3runfsnbsit unb unoroenMidcn Be-
traavns, purSe So se5fraft.
Neridiebene anoere INTERCHANGEABLE
{ ,purben erle1t9t.
, 1877-07-31

Ole @,ihidtc bon ben beibeu 50
men. uelhe fid nutbentbrannt chamber
auffraBcn, 1T bieier Gage ,uieber einmal
in &entudp pai'irt. Daniel 8romu.
Mitorbeite, oes nSbelbper Sentinel"
bate iiber cine Y,dgelei beridtet unb
purbe non einsm Der 8etbeitiaten, eiuem
batbmiihdsen Burden, Morn ms g)ount,
oufseforbert. bas @eiaate suriid;uueb
men. Mad) ddt &entudpidsr Weiie per-
iorste CT ben 2affen nit elmer aeb6riaen
Trudt BrIael, ,%porauf ounn beiien dltc>
rrr Yruber eS %unternabn,, bic Samit:cu.
ebre gu ridden. Beioe trafen, NIT Neuol<
bern betuafnet. an Der Giienbabn aufam>
men uno fellten iid 5 SuB bon chamber
auf. Brcvr fraate ieiaen @esncr, Oount.
Oh IT bereit iei; oils bieier ,beiabte, began.
xen fe fofort. 5u feuern. Oount's @uael
bran9 III Drown's r.fte settle. aerabe
unterbolb Der BruRwarse. unb Brown's
&uaet brapa in Dount's llnterleib unb
ieste fidl i'm redteu Oberidrfel feR.
0rown feuerte idn,mtlide @GI1fe auf
ieinen @e9ner; Die s'ueite &u9rl brana
Count ourd3 Die linfe Sdulter umc ois
brittle ourd befien redte @eite, oicielbe
gdn3lid bnr&bobreno. Die pieyte &uqel
perieblte ibr j3iel. Mad benz erlienShuE
peria9te Dount's Reuoluer ben Dienif
unb wabreno Ct ocm Seuer bes @eaners
ausseiest mar. ipudte er auf ieiuen Dau-
men uno ueriudte ben @plinoer sa brebeu,
tonnte es ieSoh nidt b~emertf.aiaem.
8eibs. auf ben Cob %ueriuunbet, ffiir,ten
bierauf wie Tiaer a~ufeinanber un6 bear.
betteteu lih init benz Hcpolperfolben, bis
fte aetrsnnt muiben. Sie entriIien jid
ben Yermittlern, f~irlten abermals auf,
%einanosr los unb sdmpften 70 lanae, bis
iie 81 aleider a3cit. BON 8lutperlmf er-
miioet ano adnili4er GrihSpfuna iiber.
mannt. ~biafanscn. iiA nit eiiernem @riffe
fcft umflammernc. Mls man ie trennte,
befirdtete man.. bic Singer BON 8rown's
rehter Sano, nit welhcr CT ben Nrm iei.
mes @esuetS belt. gu brehen, 70 fran,pf.
bait mar iein @riH. uno man iab lif 9s-
n0tbiat, elm Snfrument sur 20iuna all
3~nruenosn. Die t0otlid perleeten ipuroen
auf Die Ylatform oes Babnboies meniae
SUP BON einanbs- %entfernt binssleat. ulo
iofoyt flint Ner,te requirirt. Diejelbeu