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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-29

AN ALLEGED BURGLAR HELD FOR TRIAL.
SPRINGFIELD, O., January q. : Joseph
Seitz, arrested at Dayton on Thursday,
was bound over to Court in $500 bail biy
the Mayor Of this city, this afternoon, for
completely in the Hilton burglary. Seitz
was committed. An old party held on
suspicion here, who gave him away, was
taken away right after the trial on a re-
quisition from the Governor Of Indiana.
HEcEST SHOOTING GFFRAY AT MEMPHIS.
MENrHIs, TENN. January 27.-Nolh.
ing has been heard Of Drury, who killed
his uncle, Deputy United States Marshal
Gibson, laSt night. Sheriff Anderson and
several deputies are in pursuit Of him.
Detective Prydc, who was shot by Jack
Williams, colored burglar, few DAYS
ago, is improving, and strong hopes are
entertained Of his recovery.
Parties from Austin, MississipnI, 70.
port n terrible state Of affairs there, Since
the murder Of Sheriff Manning, several
Of his friends have been notified TO leave,
and have done so,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22
The James River aud Nanawha
Canal GOmUanV

Canal Company.
AN ADJOURNED MEETING-MAJnR
JOHN W. JOHNSTON ACCEPTs-THE
BUCHANAN AND CLIFTON FORCE
RAILROAD.
An adjourned meeting Of the James
River and Kanawha Company was
held to-day in the office of the Conn
! pany-Mr McCance in tho chair
Proxies of the city of Richmond pres
ent: Messrs. Straus, Higgins, and
Meredith. Proxies Of Iynchhurr:
| Messrs. Crenshaw and Nowiin. ProX-
les of the State: DR.. Graham, Mr.. Nc.
| Candlish. aud Mr.. Nowlin.
Colonel Mumford, secretary Of the
company, acted as clerk. Mr.. Straus
| stated that the city of Richmond had
! no objection To the election Of Major
| Johnston as President that he re-
| quested delay in the matter until he
could confer with the other proxies of
! the city. Mr.. Higgins said he concur
red with Mr.. Straus.
Judge Merdith said that lie had pre-
! ierred the canal policy to the railroad
| and If the choice lay between q canal
man and a railroad man he preferred
! the canal man; but as the stock hold RS
had determined to adopt the railroad
| policy, he would offer no factious OBJ
lection to the election of Major John
stOn. He said he was willing now to
cooperate with the company in the
| construction of the railroad, aud in
this his colleagues were agreed.
The following letter from Major
Johnston was then read:
RICHMOND, VA. May Is.
To NE ~
and Kdha,oha COn7panU
Gentlemen, AT the last meeting of
your bod, Gil the 24th day of April,
| 1877, was elected to fill the Office of
! president of this company. However
1 may appreciate the honor 20 uneX-
| pectedIy conferred upon me by a ma
iority of the stockholders, could not
| have failed to observe the fact that at
the meeting the city Of Richmond de-
| clined to take part in the proceedings.
| AS the largest private stakeholder and
| the largest creditor of the company, to
say nothing of the greatly larger in
! tcrrst as - community, than any 9TH
or in this State, l beg leave to say that
| in the present condition of the com
! pany no administration could Success
| fully or properly attempt its conduct
| without the hearty cooperation and
| endorsement of Richmond city. |
| therefore beg leave to tender you my
| resignation with the earnest hope that
selection may be made Of Il presid-
| ing officer who shall command the
| sympathy and confidence of all who
are Interested in the successful man
agemeut of the canal.
Respectfully, John w. Johnston.
| Nm NATHAN pF nr (,ro ba,>, tba res
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22
Eritz'S Troubles.

Fritz has had more trouble with his
neighbor. This time he determined
to appeal to the majesty of the law.
and accordingly he consulted a LEGAL
gentlemen.
How vas dose dings ?" he asked.
IA yellares got garden, und der cd
der Welfare got some shickens dot yes
eat EN- up. Don't you got some law
for dot ?''
"Somc ones chickens have been de-
stroying your garden ?" said the law
yer.
was vegetables"
And the chickens committed depre-
datiOns on them.n
''Ish dot so ?" asked Fritz in aston
ishment.
And you want to sue him for dam
ages" continued the lawyer.
"Yaas. Goot for tamages, und der
cabbage, und der lettuges.n
Did you notify him to keep his
chickens up?"
"Yaas, did notify him"
"And what did he say ?"
"He notified me to 60 und wipe my
shin Off down my vest. -
"And he refused to comply with
your request ?"
Hey ?n
"He allowed his chickens to run at
large ?"
"Naas. Some vas large und some
vas leetIe veIlars but dcy scratch mine
garden more as seven times idch."
"Well, you want 10 sue him -
"Naas / wants to sue him to max g
Won plank fence ub sixteen feed his
house ali arouudC, vUt der shicleus
don't got Offer"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22
MOzis AddUmS' Address before
the Press Association Of
Char!CstOM, :. Z.

Mozis Albums made n good hit
down i'm Charleston in more ways than
one. We Publish the following eX-
tract from his speech. We would like
to publish his whole address, but it is
like his Twinses-tOO many. What
MOzis don't know about wife, chill
dren aud friends" amt worth know
ing. What he says about Virginia
girls is true-they are famous for TIA
king notice" especially of "furi-
ner. "-LyHch6urY JUgiaidH,
"And when you get rich want you
to come to Virginia. DO you ever
think of the good old State? | hope
so. Your brothers sleep under her
sod, and from that sod many of you
that are now living have looked u
night after night to the unanswer-
ing stars, wondering where you would
be on the morrow. Yes, YOU remem-
Der Virginia e: you can never forget
her. Her men are much too prone to
claim all glory for themselves and
their State. But her women-have
you 40 tender recullCctiOus of them in
the hospital and the home We'll,
then, get rich quick, aud come back
to old Nirginia's shore. We have got
the prettiest and sweetest girls in the
hahitable world. This l say in tone
so low that only the long male ears Of
this audience can hear me hut it is
so. We have got also full line of the
most bewitchinG widows that ever
llghtened mourning and took mo
tice." Also, we have some females
that are not SO pretty. We 30 moth
ing 10y halves II Virginia, and when
we set about producing an ugly wo-
man we put upon the market an
acute, penetrating, diiiusive, perva-
sive, acrid, and altogether ammonia
cal variety of hiieousness that Moth
ing earthly can touch. Bnt for pref
ty girls aud widows you cau't go
amiss. They are so thick ia Rich
mond that ii you venture on the
street with an umbrella under your
arm, and turn around suddenly, you
will knock down two or three OF them.
They have been waiting with tie
sweetest patience for the kings and
princes OF Europe to come over and
marry them, but the fools over there
have gone TO lighting, and | am afraid
that their patience and their few good
clothes will wear out together. And
when l think of their bright eyes
dimming, aud the roses of their cheeks
fading into old-maidpn. hood, il al
most Kills me- | can't marry them
all would To goodness that | could
l have done all that the law allowed
me to do i'm tn matter, and now
want you 10 play COttuntot, get rich
quick and come 10 Old Virginia and
help me out IN the matrimonial line.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22

We have fine set Of young men
growing up and grown, plenty old
enough to marry bloOded Eel 'Ows-
that have gone to work and, like race
horses at the pillow, intend to break the
traces, burst their hearts or make a
deep furrow i'm this hard, old work
day world. They would not object to
marrying any mans rich sister : but
OF all mems they prefer "A South Caro-
Ilanan's. Come, then, to the Old Do
mlhion-a fair exchange is no robbery
and by the gods the next genera
ton or too will see a race Of men COM
pared with whom Washington and
Calhoun, Jefferson and Pinckney were
but teetotums and mumblepegs,"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22
IRISH COURTSHIP.

Och, Kate's rogue, it is true.
But her eyes. like the skies, are so blue,
And her ankles so nate
She daacd, and she bothered me. too
I'D ono mornin' we wint fur n ride,
when demure as bride, by my side.
The darlint. she sat,
Wild the wickedegt hat
"Nenth purity girls chin liver tied,
An me heart, nrrnh. thin, how it bate
rnr me Kate looked So temptin' an swate
Wild cheeks like the roses,
An all the red posics
That grow in her garden 60 nate.
But | sat Just as mute as the dend,
Till she said, with toss nv her head,
IF I'd known that to-day
Ge'd have n0thin' to say;
I'd have gone wild me cousin instade"
Then fit myself grow very bowld,
Fur knew she'd not scold If Itowled
Wv the love Mt me heart
That would niyer depart
Tho, lived to be wrikled an ovid"
An 7 said, ar dared to DO so.
ia lit 60 NV This haste, an, I'd throw
Both me arms round your waist,
An he Stain taste
Nv them lips that are coaxin' me so.'
Thin she blushed more Elegant red,
AS she said, wIdout raisin' her head,
An her eyes lookin' down,
Meath her lashes SO brown.
Would yer like me 10 dhrive, Misther Ted
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22
CHAs FRANCIS ADAMS says /:

"Well | must say that | think Mr.,
Hayes occupies very hard position
most difficult one-and one which
would not desire to hold under such
circumstances. AZ fnr rs the man il
concerned l believe him an upright
and honest one, but he has got II very
hard task before him."
On the contrary the Cincinnati
GAZETTE says:
An intimate friend of Mr.. Blaine
states the following to be the Senator'S
position He is bitter in his opposi'
ton to Hayes policy, saying that he
VIII oppose il to the end, even If there
should not be another Republican in
the Senate with him. Ho believes
Hayes ingratitude to the Republicans
OF South Carolina and Loui lana is
simply Infamous
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22
Portrait OF the Late NJ. f. Maury,

Some time ago Mr.. Corcoran com
missioned Mr.. John A. Elder to paint
Tor the Corcoran Gallery the portrait
OF the late Commodore M. Il. Maury'
The work il now finished and on
exhibition at West, Johnston e Co.'S,
IL Is a canvas of 40 10y IS inches. and
displays its subject at three-quartel
length, standing by table where a
EIooe and books are seen. The Artist
mad rely chiefly upon photographs,
ana has admirably succeeded in catch
ing the characteristic likeness. The
Work worthily preserves the man, and
Mr' Corcoran is to be congratulated
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22
Tho MoRett Register.

Auditor TAYLOR Informed M to-day
at l:45 O'Clock u. NJ, that only three
bids had been received for the manu-
facture of the Mohett liquor-reglstcr,
o'clock +, NJ. Mr., l.. ID. Howard, a
of this city, who has just
returned nom Connecticut, where he
had been to make certain arrange
lnents before offering bid. says that
tlis register is SO popular in New Jer-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22
TUESDAY MAY n, 1877.
THE ABINGDON JAIL.

Last Wednesday night tho Jail
of Abingdon opened before the
tonch Of Frank Taylor as easily as
the one at PEillippi did to Paul
and Slas. The inmates who re
manned wrote this note to the NrR-
GNIAS:
To tic Editor Of the T'rginioa -
The Jail was bruken last night, and
five prisoners escaped. Frank Tay-
lor, Geo Wolfe. Clark McNut, and
Two others.
The prisoners were confined in the
north cage on the lower floor the bars
were cut by means of a small wire
The work has evidently been going on
for two weeks, bur unobservcd 10y the
Tailor. The cage has been searched
aud examined carefully, but the wolk
has been so skilluly managed, under
the direction Of Frank Taylor, that
the affair proved successful No blame
ran be attached To Mr.. Bruce, the
tailor, PRISONERS SOUTH CELL.
The daring Frank, prior to Dust
ing his feet pedal extrcrnities for
HE departure, wrote the following
to Tailor Bruce. We clip it from
the STANDARD, remarking for our
selves that Frank has made his wit
to PAN OUT handsomely, and the
new broom to sweep away even
iron cages and doors.
F. p. TAYLOR & Co., !
May l4th, 1877.
Mr. Bruce.
You told me left note for Jones,
but / would not get to leave one for
YOU Now | leave it. Bruce carried
my tools every day out did not detect
1t. You will get me in Tazewell coun.
ty again l know. | am not the guilty
man 4; Asbury is the one,
The STANDARD said ! could not get
out, Bruce had me in his clamps -
Now his clamps have failed. We
sawed out with the wire out of the
broom and out of the paus. If you
don't believe ID, try one until you get
It hot and it will cut like all HI.
II you had not got the new broom we
could not have got out. We only took
one round or the new broom and she
done the work for the old home. You
may come after me, but you will not
bring me alive, aud if YOU dou't look
sharp you may not get back to Jail, &c
+. TAYLOR.
M. Jones:
will charge you now, don't lr;
PANS come in with wire on them, or
hroOms with wire on them, or II sLal /
man will saw out. Everybody has
cut out at the aide. but | will take the
top to run a "mug" over you aud WiSe
MIR. Bruce. Tell THE STANDARD To
try it again, but don't put Bruce's
lame in it. You ought not 10 put two
Jail-hreakers together, you might have
known they would study some plan
to get out. A job for Charley Crump'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22
GCoMMUNlCATED.1
. Me Editor of the Tiruiltian.

To The Editor of the VirgiRian.
DEAR SRA writer in your paper
signing himself Jones'" having ask
ed me, in courteous language, whether
or not | am in favor of the Bristol
Coal and Iron Narrow Guage Rail
road" l respectfully answer that |
both voted for aud advocated the bill
on its passage in the Legislature.
was surprised to hear it charged
that Mr.. Fowler was opposed to the
enterprise, as / know he not only vO-
ted for, hut actively and efficiently
supported it. Respectfully.
May l6, 1877. CIIAs Ii. CoALE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22

REV. DIR. Baird has been indict>
ed for embezzling $4,000 belong
ing to the Presbyterian Board Of
Publication.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22

THE Warrenton Indcr snys 1--WE
nave assurance on the best authority
Ior esying that the use Of w, III. f..
Lees name for the Governorship is
unauthorized, aud that he will give
MS influence To Titz Lee for that office.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22

sey and Connecticut thot il is highly
probable 1t will be adopted by those
states as a means of raising revenue
Stale
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22
NJ. Jones /:

WYTHE county has decided to
prohibit all games of chance with
in their Fair Grounds.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22

Mr.. 9, b. Coale publishes the
following, which we know to be
correct
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22
ADVERTISING RATES
RATE FOR ONE YEAR.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For Congress, Legislature, or County Off
cs, each S5 90
Town and Township Offices $50
The above rates will be rigidly adhered to.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22

AN ADJOURNED TING-MAJnR
JOHN W. JOHNSTON ACCEPTs-THE
BUCHANAN AND CLIFTON FORCE
RAILROAD
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-05-22

ll25o Prizes, amounting toe, ...........$522 300
Gen 6. 7 Btaurcgard, Of la.l
Gen lubal A tary OF Va Commissioners.
Write Tor tlTculals or send orders to
N, A. OAUPHlk, = o. Box G32, New orleans, La,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-06-16
GtaSt Baltimore.

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Ont em.-Gine 9(nsabl 6abrifanteu, mel6e
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cine lGugere Gebe, in Der er auseinanoerlebte,
melh' qrnBer Jta6t6eil ben SalttmOrer Sabri.
fauten aus Dem 3udtbausz GOntraftarbeit8s
Spiem erpd6ft. Die Gontraftoren 3ablten
nur 40 GentS pro Sag, pGbrenb Die bief9en
6abrifanteu ge5uun9en ieien, ibren arbeitsrn
auqemeiIene 26bne sn geben. Sin anOerer
llebelitano, Der 6erpor5ubebeu lei, lei Der, oaB
bic StrGfinge, lpelln iie aus benz 3udtbanle
entlaiIen miirben, ii9 Ylase i'll Sabrifen uno
gSerfi itdtteu iu6ten unb uiele Der oalelbit or
beitenoen juugeu 0eute auf Qbmege lelteter.
IS lei bobe 3eit, baB benz jebtgen Splteme
ein @nbe genlaft peroe.
Sr. Speucer offerirte folgenben VeldluB:
80 bur6 bas 3uftbauS- -eontraftarbeltz
Gnitem bic Sntereien Der Sabrttanten unS
Sanbmerfer 8a1timore's betrdd)tlid) gei6dbigt
lperben uno MIR burb Die Warpldnoer @eieb.
sebung Oieiem llebeltanOe ab9ehOlien weroeu
fann, 10 lei
bei6loiIen, baB mir ms Uerpdidteu, Bel
Der nddlten 9eietgebungspabl teinen Ganbi,
baten Su unteritiiten, penn berielbe nidt Der:
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oes 3u6tbaus Gontrattarbettz Spltems 81
oringen."
Sr. WtiG fte1te ben Iutrag, oaB Elm So
mite ernannt merbe, ull bis Su elmer anberer
Seriammlung 9el6liife abSufaiien, unO baf
| Sru. Spencer's 8ei6lnb bielem Gonlite iiber
lpieen iuerbe. 9ieIer 4ntrag tpuroe ange
non1men unS bic So. 9tobert Gpitt, 81. s
Neanfo unb s. armitrons als Ritglieber bes
Gonite's eruannt. 6r. Spencer uerlaS einel
8eridt, aus meldem erbellte, baB sur Sci
500 Sniaiien bes 3u6tbauies nit Der &nfer
tiguns bon S9uben beiddftigt fnb unb ba
ielbit m69entli6 $4,000 Yaar fabri5irt tper
ben.
Sir bieie S6ube sablen bic Gontraftorcl
ni6t mebr, ais $1,000, tpdbrenb bic Sabrifan
ten 25 @ents pro Baar ober im @ansen $3.50
$455O mebr, als I'M 3u9tbauie, sablen mil
fen. Nahoent nod bic SS. gSm. gttl I'M
s. s. Seiier 8eben sebalten, perta9te iid) oi
geriammlung.
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II1all.-Oas Seltallungsbofnment Ses Srr
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seftsru oem &idter @iles pom bieiisen Sur
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Bier.
(gIus Der Saalu,otr Zines. .)

(Ius Der SGtlIutoer "8tmes.")
Sor pterSl9 Sabreu muroe MIR ueria Sier
III Den Ser. Staaten gctrunten. SaS id)du.
menbe gtaB luuroe 3u jeuer 3eit nod, nidlt in
2mertfa gebraut, oann unO mauH mlr6e eirt
SGBd)cu aus Der alten uad) Der ueuen g9elt
lmportirt. SIM Sabre 1886 marb bic erlte
Srauerei IN 8bilaOclpbia erri6tet. 3met
Sabre ipGter griinbeteu bic tS,6. &. & Ot..
Sfdfer eiue Srauerei in 9teu Oorf. 6eute
bat bic lettcre Staot nidDt meuiger, ais iiez
benuHboreiBig Srauereien auBuueiien, uno
oiele proOuSrcu jdbrltd nlebr, ais cine Ottl.
lion 5SalIer. 0aS bon 6ru. @eorg @bret qe-
braute Ster miro ais 6aS bette betrad)tet, unb
Die Nadfra9e naf bemielben lift Die 9rGBte.
pr. Gbret Oertaufte i'm Uer1loiIeneu Sabre
ntd)t mcniger, ais 1872, 900 Sdifer. 9tad) linn
iolgt Dr. Huppert nit $4,000 SGiieru. Sie
@ebriiOer Sddier, Die @jritnoer Der erIten
Jtem HOrtcr Sraucrei, ietten i'm ueraanaenen
Sabre $4,000 5d1icr ab. IS 1T mobl faum
notbwcnOig, bin5u5uigen, ouB idmmtlide
Sterbrauer 0eutide itno. Die Dteiiteu iino
inl gaufe Der a3eit reid gemoroen, uuo uur
9Sanige baben iid i'll ibrer Soiinung, elm
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leben. Oa8 SNpital, iueld]eS Sor. @bret Sur
3elt III emer Srauerel ongelegt, belduft 1id)
auf 81 100000. NlS er Dor elf Sabren lein
@elfdit bcgriinOetc, muBte CT Nnleibeu ma
den, Inn ole erlttn WtOnae nit beiler 6aIt
burdButOmmeu. 9fuppert'S Srauerei, bic i'm
SABRE 1867 etablirt ipurOe, repraentirt gegerIz
mGrttg etlen 2Sertb BON $750,000. Sin anoe=
rer Srauer, Der ii1 in bemelben Sabre eta6.
ltrte, bat lid) berett8 ais reider Wtann hrs
Prlp0tlebeH 5uritdg3ogen, llnb Iein gta6folz
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100000 fort. SIM @an3en genoiitmen be-
trdgt oaS Sapital, bn8 in Ben Srauereien Der
StaOt Stem Dorf angelcgt 1T, ntdt iueniger,
alS $8,000,000.
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better perbienen $68 bis $75 pro Monat uuo
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lang, itc IinO on iebenl Gage fiinfSebn Stunz
ben beId)aftigt. Gin 2lrbeiter, Der nid]t nlebr,
ais 8panSig G5laier Sier pro Sag triuft,
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brtngen eS bis auf bnnoert. 0tuppertS &rbei=
ter pcrtil9ten tm oerfloiienen Sabre auf Soften
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meld)eS beut5utage gebraut miro ipiro NIT
dlemlIdcn Br1paraten uerIebt, I'M cine bib
Id)e 6arbe 81 erbalten. Die Srauer geiteber,
baB ie Sbeu1italien beulben, bebaupten aber,
oaB 0aS Sier oaOurd) oerbeiiert ipiro. Die
ueri6ieOenen Siere iiub jeOem @ambriuuSz
Serebrer 10 moBl betaunt, oaB Serlelbe bei'm
eriten 3uge iageu fam, oh er @bret'S, 9iup=
pert'8, @lauHen'S ODER oas 8ier etueS anOern
SrauerS trinft. @inige Der 9rauer benuteu
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ma bat fiirSl6 einen 0crartigen Srltnnen
bobren laiien, Der td9lidJ 200,0 900 @aQonen
gSaher liefert.
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9eSemfiid1e sselsett etnes Streites
iiber einett 3a1t,t stpiiGjen fatbG=
IiSd)en @eiiflidett tttto proteftattz
tiid1ett Ssnotanertt TIT Sanaoa.-
Ste 2esterett 5iittoett ettte STRIDE
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Wfom treal, Is. Stunt. = 3mii9en ben
SfazSnoianern uno Der &ir6enbeb0rbe iino
neue @irren eingetreten. SIS erbeat, baB oaS
seminar bon ct. SulpiS bic Snoianer,
tped)e Yroteitallten iinb, aufIorberte, eiiien in
Der 9tabe hires 9orfes beftnbli6en 3aun 5rl
entfernelt. Die Snbianer metgerten it6, neil
Der 3aun ibre @eibegriinbe einfriebigte. Ser
9lerllS fiibrte Seihmerbe IN ct. S6olaittque,
nno 7Boli,iiten init lDaftbefeblen ipurben nad)
Oem Sfaz0orfe abgeidift rnb bon ben 45
Snbianern, gegen lpel9eS Saftbefeble ausgeltellt
iporben marer, ipnrben telt9enolni1elt. DIE
llebrigen Nohen uub bielten iid) int gSaloe
perborgen, bis bic YOliSiiten ii6 entfernt hat
ten. Die Snbianer periammelten ii6 oarauf,
unb eiuer ibrerSauptlinge CAB ibnen oen8ath,
jebem Serbaftun9speriu6e 9SiOeritano 81 lei
lter. sic beipafineten iid) oenl5uiolge nit
8iidien, 0fepolperu unb Wteiiern, Ourd3o9eu
qeitern Wtittag Die StraBen oes Oorfes nnb
boten ben9rieitern unb ihrenInbangern Srot.
Qm Qbenoe sogen itd) bic Wteiiter III i9re
@obnunsen suriid, iebo6 ftellten iie a1 ucr=
l6ieoenen Yunften S6ilbwa9en aus.
@egen ll6r beute Morgen entbedte Der 5lt
Sfa pobnenbe Yrieiter, baB iein Stall in
Slanmen ftanb NIB baB etpa 80 bemaffnete
sSnoianer bei Der Stride perlalnmelt maren.
0as Seuer sriff um fid, uno in 3eit bon Smei
StunSeu lparen Die airfe, bic Bfarrei nno bic
oasu geb0risen auBengebdrbe bon ben SLANT
men seritDrt. Die 8ibltotbef, ipelde aus 1000
ganoeu, theilmeiie in Der Snbianeriprade,
beitanb, ftel ebenfalls ben 5lanlmen gum
Spfer.
9aS nebsnbei gelesene gtonnenfloiter ipuroe
ni6t perlebrt ST.. Mattbeplon trifft sll=
italtsn, Die sesenpdrtis I'M @efansuiiie be-
finbliGen Snoianer gegen giir9idaft 81 emit
laiien; er erbielt folgenbe 0epeid5e pon Dem
So6p. Sater Bareut: ygs iit unm0gli6, Die
Snoianer gu berubigen; i'd befiir6te Slut=
pergieBeu." - Mattbemion crtpiberte: vSe=
idhlDidjtiqenSie bic Snbianer I'M iebeu PreiS.