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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-07-14
Thoughts for Saturday Night.

Life becomes useless and insipid when
we have no longer neither friends or ene-
mics.
An able man shows his spirit by gen.
tie words and resolute actions; he is
neither hot nor timid.
Friendship is the medicine for all mis-
fortunes, but ingratitude dries up the
fountain of all goodness.
An inclination toward still sitting
comfort nestles in man; like a great
dog he let's himself be pricked and teased
q thousand times rather than take the
trouble to jump up in lieu of growing.
The miser tolls for riches, the hero for
fame, the scholar that his name may be
known to coming ages. How much
higher and nobler the aim of a Christian
who is living for all eternity--toiling for
q crown of everlasting life
Death is the wish of some, the relief
of many, and the end of all. 1t sets the
slave at liberty, carries the banished
man home, and places all men on the
same level, inasmuch that life itself
would be punishment without it.
You are we'll off when you are in
healthy neighborhood, with enough to
eat and drink, a comfortable, we'll venti-
lated apartment to sleep in, and you are
paying all your expenses and laying up
something-even slowly-for rainy
day, and in addition to all this, acquiring
knowledge and strengthening your char
acter. Young men whose situation COM
bines all the preceding advantages
should be cautious about exchanging
such certainty, unless it be for another
certainty. Happiness does not depend
upon great wealth SO much as it does
upon independence and intellectual and
moral culture.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-07-14
She Got Mad.

A tall woman with sharp nose was
raking up yard on Masonic street,
Rockland, one day last week. She had
her dress tucked up, ridiculous hand
kerchief tied over her head, and looked
like Il fright generally. A cross-eyed
man dressed in suit Of light clothes
came up the street, and noticing the
woman, leaned over the fence and re-
marked
"uow sweet is the rosy-posy.
"Eh! what's thnt ?" exclaimed the
tall woman, looking up.
Chow charming appears the lovely
popsy-wopsy with its dress tucked up"
replied the cross-eyed man.
Who're you talking to, any way ?"
said the tall woman, in great surprise,
and turning red in the face.
"My own ducky-lucky is exquisitcly
transcendcntnl with the handkerchief"
observed the cross-eyed man, winking
mysteriously with his straight eye.
It's my opinion you're drunk, ex-
claimed tho tall woman, i'll rage;
"clear out, or I'll call the police"
"And would my sweet cherry-blossom
set the wicked police on her own lovey-
povey?" said the cross-eyed man.
"Clear out, You great over-grown
windmill" screamed the tall woman,
wrathfully, cor I'll claw you with this
rake"
"Would my pinkey-winkey claw her
darling tootsy-pootsy with a kerewel
rake ?" continued the cross-eyed man
81 never thought -
Here the tall woman threw down her
rake in great passion, and rushed into
the house, slamming the door so hard
that it broke the knob. And the cross
eyed man moved off, softly mutterjng
"What dreadful tempers some sweet
looking women have"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-07-14

A GREAT OPPoRTUNITY.-Th public
should not lose sight of the fact that the
planet Jupiter is now our very near
neighbor. He is what the astronomers
call "in opposition" and persons who
contemplate visit to his surface can
save travelling some 1S0, 900, 600 miles by
choosing this time for the journey, ill.,
stead of waiting until he gets in "snper-
ior conjunction" As. however, he is
still separated from ns by distance of
more than 400, ,OOo, 900 miles, tourists
should not set out on Tia" journey with
out careful preparation.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-07-14
The Virginia Liquor Law.

The Moffitt liquor law of Virginia, of
which much mention has been made, is
now in effect. 1t has been thought of
as Joke rather than law. 1t requires
the liquor seller to work register after
the sale of each drink. which is graded
according to the kind OF liquor sold.
Two and half cents tax is imposed for
spirits and wine, and one-half cent for
malt. 1t is, in fact, the bell-punch of
the street car applied to new purpose.
II is novel experiment, and temper
anee people ,nns watch it's working with
interest,
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SHOOTING A MAGISTRATE.
\ Desperate Ruflan Atiem pts 10 KIN n Jus.
licc In Court.

tIccin Court.
A recent dispatch from Utica, N. y,
gave the following: "Tll fix you |" ex-
claimed Tony Lucot with m oath as he
was arraigned before Justice Edward 7.
Marston, of Marcy, yesterday on n
charge of burglary; and pulling pistol
from his pocket fred at the justice. The
weapon was loaded with shot, nails and
similar stuff, and part Of it lodged in
Marston's side. Lucot was secured ut
once.
Tony Lucot has long6een 4otori.
ously bad character hereabout. He is n
farmer, and keeps small hotel three
miles from this city. He has threatened
to kill Mr.. Martson for several years,
and recent difficulties with that gentleman
doubtless led him to the attempt he
made on his life. Seven or eight years
ago Lncot's mother, who was n widow,
owning n farm near her sons, became
insane, it is said from ill-treatment by
Tony. He tried to get the custody Of
his mother, for the purpose of controlling
the property. This was opposed, and
Esquire Marston was appointed n COM
mittee to take charge of her and the
property. Mrs. Lucot went to live with
a married daughter in Utica. Tony twice
stole her from his sisters house, once
securing her in piece of woods, where
he kept and ill-treated her for several
days. She was discovered and returned
to her daughters care. Not long ago
Lucot presented to Justice Marston
bill for boarding the old lady, amounting
to quite sum. Mr.. Marston refused
to pay it. Lucot brought suit and got
Judgment. Mr.. Marston appealed, and
before Judge Bliss last week obtained
judgment against Lucot. The latter
then openly declared he would kill Mr..
Marston at the first opportunity. Lu-
cots wife conveyed warming to the JUS
tice that her husband had armed himself
and was determined to put his threat in
execution. Mr.. Marston, however, paid
no attention to the matter, and to collect
the Judgment he had against Lucot had
mn officer attach sleigh belonging to
Lucot. The officer took the property
and locked it in barn. Lucot broke
open the barn and took the sleigh away.
He was arrested yesterday Oh a charge
of burglary and arraigned before Squire
Marston, when he attempted to take the
life of the magistrate. Mr.. Marston was
not dangerously hurt. although the
shock rendered him unconscious for a
short time. Lucot will be tried on the
charge of attempted murder.
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Hope.

Hope.
Hope IL comfort In distress,
Hope Is in misfortune bliss,
Hope in sorrow is delight.
Hope IL day in darkest night.
Nor wonder at
This riddling knot.
For hope h everything which she is not
Hope, though slow she be and late,
Yet outruns swift time and fate.
And aforehand loves to be
With most remote futurity.
Hope, though she die,
Immortal IL,
And In fruition fruit doth fairer rise.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-05
SerntiiGte Sepef6en aus 9se&p=
Wnf.f

gem< Yorf, 4. Nopember. - Sob er.
DTfnete geitern 5u 1929.
- 8i9ter 9onohue itellte 9eitern auf In=
trag bes Sr1. 0ittenbDfer, oes 2lnpalts oes
Srn. Sobn Wtsfan, elne1l @eridbtsbefebl aus,
Del6er oas 9uftreten Der fletnen Sd)Qulpielez
lertn Otabel Seonaro in Sonp Yaitor's Spernz
baus perbietet.
- Die Situatton i'm 8etreff SeS @iqarrenz
NADER 9n5fanbeS iit unuerGuoert. Die
nStrlfer" erbalten llnteritisun9 bon pielen
Srten unO enpfingen allein porqeitern $500.
Sn gfefparf uno 9ierp 9apen murOen Qeitern
2lbeno 9rbeiter GerIamnlunqen abaehalten
uno Seitrdae fiir Die Ausltebenoeu qeiammelt.
- 9aS 9Settrenuen ilil uSSeromez Bart" lit
auf naditen 0ieniag fefgeiebt worOen.
- 9etern iillo bler an9efomnnen: urn 9onl
bon Der 0anpfer yg(liatia" unb Don @las+
goip Der Sampfer california"
-Seute iInb bier angefonmen: BON Sre-
men Der Sampfer 0gSeier" Don Sabre Der
0ampfer u@auabat" bon 2onbon Der 0am<
pier o@rin," bon &iperpool bec 0anpier
pSarmatian" unb Der 0ampfer Settle"
= Der Serein Der biet9en Sanfiers bat
cine gtite Der in bieem Staate cirfll!ireuOen
tall9en gtotsn angeferti9t. Ser Serein tabelt
ote @ebetmagenten oes S6abamts, neil iie
nl9t nit 9eniigenbenl Gifer bel Der Serfolguna
Der Salld)miln5er su Berfe geben.
Vernttid1te tele9rapbijd)e 9epeidjet.
= Sn uiSpille, Sp., muroe am
Samltage cine giir9erperlanlnllung abgebalz
ten, peld)e Srauerbelbliifie in Sejng auf ben
GOD oeS SenatorS W ort annabn.
Die ygrlfan- 6 ienwerfe" in ct.
NoutS, tpeld1e Dor etma sipet Bcden finau=
steler Gd1miprinfpitpu h1Iher RIO ShHtiofe;t
elnltelten, ollen in ben ilddJften Sagen rpieber
IN Setrteb 9elett ,perbeH. llngefdbr 1900 9lr~
better meroen IN ben 9Serfen bei6dftigt,
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Gin GrSbeben i,u S.nrSet,.

70 len's y q IL 8, N-=2)., 4. Jtoobr. - I'm
? ubr beute 0forgeu wuroe Su 2afe @eorqe
nno Su S6uplerOtlle Elm GrSbebeuitoB Der
lpiirt, ieoo9 fein erpdbnenspsrtber S6aoen
angerid)tet.
5artfOrb, 9onn., 4. Nobbr.-Sn bieier
Staot luo oem beuG9barten @inofor muroe
heute OtorgeE nm llbr Elm GrObebenftoB per-
lpiirt.
Springfielb, 0faIi., A. gtoobr. - Sc.
gen llbr beuteOtorgen erei9nete Td ein lcid=
ter SrobebenitoB in oteler llmggenD.
M Montreal, 4. gtopbr. - 6eute Moraen
muroen stuei Observation-Disclosures in oieIerG5es
9enb mabr9enomnlen. Su Sttoma, @ornmall
uno al anoeren Bldben ipuroen III 0erielben
3ett befttge Grihiitterungeu geipiirt.
. Il II, 4. gtOpbr.-Sm nDroli6pn Reluz
9amplbre unO Sermont, iomte I'M meitliden
Wafa6uIett5 fano beute friib eiu @robeben=
toB itatt. Sn 0ebanon, g.zS., muroen Die
(9ebauoe 10 beftt9 eri9iittert, baB Die @loden
III Den Strdtbiirnen anidlugen. Der StoB
oauerte 40 Sefunoen. Sn Moutpclier murz
ben Die Glnmobner our9 mebrere aufeinanoer
lol9enoe @rid)itttelungen aus Dem Sdlafe qe,
ld]redt, uno Die St0Be bauerten etua Is Otiz
nnten. Sn northampton puroen oiele 6enz
lterd)etben 3erbrod]en uno elm allgemener
Banlf herpOraerufeu.
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Ste beppritcbcnoe Seeroisuts Ses
Senators Wprtpn

Sn | q II p oil 9, Snb., 3. gtop.-Oie
lleberrelte be8 DerItorbenell Senators lperoen
am SonntagS Wtor9en bur6 bic beii9e
yleld1te Snfaaterte" nad] Dem @eridltsQeb1u0e
esforttrt neroen, mo iie i'm Centrum Der gro
Ben 5alle aui einen1 Satafalfe au8getellt rper=
ben iolen. Der Satafalf lit berielbe, auf tpelz
dem IN 1865 Die 2eid)e be5 YrdIioenten Gin
coin rubte. I'm llbr 2lbenos miro Die gcifle
nafl Der @obnung Der 6anilie suriid9ebrad)t
llnb am folgerDen Otorgen nod)mal8 BON 9
bis II llbr IN oem @erid)tsgebGube slr Sdlau
geitellt nerben. Die Seer0i9unQ fiu0et am
gtafmittage tatt. Der Qei1en3ug, rpel9er
inter Der &eitung beS Generals g8allace itebt,
iptrb mGbreno bes SrauerqottesOienite por
Der STRIDE fOrnlirt iper0cn Hnb iid gleid) nad)
GnOe be8 GOttesoleuiteS in Semegung ieben.
Die @roBloge Der ySob=6e1om8" mIro Die
lleberreite 9leid) nad) bem @otte6oienlte in
Gmpfang nefmen uuo bieGeremonie'n all Dem
grabe leiten, Der Geritolbene mar ein @rz
@rOBmeiiter Der ,Sob=6euoms."
SolgeuDe Yerionen baben II. u. Die 2lbift
erflart, Der Seerbtgung bei3npObnen: Der
Srte9sefretdr, Der SlottenefretGr, Der @ene=
ralbunoesanmalt, Der erlte 6iilf8=@ 8=@eneralpolt=
nleliter, Elm @omite oeS Seuat8 uno oe8 OaHz
les, Die 9oupernelre BON Ohio uno Sllinoi8
uno 3ablreid)e Oelegationen aus alien Sbeilen
bes 2anoes.
SRI. Bb0be @OuiinS miro morQen pon ct.
Sout5 bterber abreilen, I'M Der SeerotGuuq
bel5utpobnen; iie brlngt etnen praf,tpollen,
bon tbr lelbit unO 6rau 6rancis Otiner geipenz
oeten SlunenfranS Sur 4nerfenuuHg Der ge-
titrwortun9 be8 Srauenitimntre6ts ourd) ben
SerltOrbelleu.
noianop lis, 4. 9fob. - Die lleberz
rete oeS SenatorS puroen bellte Wiorgen Dem
Brogramme gemdB bon Der vleiften Snfall=
terte" nadl Dem 9ertd)t8gebduCe e8forttrt uno
IN Der 9roBen Saae Sur S6au 9eitellt. gSez
ntgitens 10000 YerlOnen fan0en iid) beute III
oenl 9ebaube etn, I'm Die 2eid)e Su beItd)ti9en
Die inneren Hdume oeS 9ebauoes iino id)lpar,
oraptrt uno nit @uirlanben auS Snmerariin
beforirtt ludbreno Der &atafalf, aui pel6em
Die lleberreite ruben, f0rnllid) nit 8luner,
meld)e aus allen Sbetlen Oe8 2anoeS .gei6idt
murben, iiberb6uft lit.
Die Sabnen Der SOlontdr~ 6e9imenter beS
StaateS SIlbiana iino auf ge6madpole
gSetle i'm Saale arrangtrt, uuo am &opfenoe,
lomie am SuBenbe oes SatafalfS lit cine
S6ilomafe aHfgcftelt. 9SdbreuD bes 9taf)=
mittag8 iuusbe Die Sale elne 3eit lana fir
6rentoe gei6lofen, Inn ben Sermanoten uno
inttmen Srelnoen be5 Senators @eleqenbeit
81 geben, einen lebten glitf auf i'm Ill lperfeu.
Sic iuaren etma 80 an Der 3Qbl uno mar
id)irten langlam Smei. bis 6reimal I'M ben
Satafalf berunt, mdbreno oas auf Der 9allcrie
ltatiOnirte DtuilfcorpS cine Sraueripeiie ipelte.
Die 9omlte'n bes Sauies uno bes Senats fa-
men belte bier an; Die SabinetSmit9lieber mer>
ben nnl II llbr beute Nben0 ermartet.
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GnrOpaiide &abel6sri6te.
Seuti6Ian0.

Serl II 3. 9tooember. - Der @of)ens
beritt Der o0eutifen 9tet486auf" er9ibt eine
Ibnabne oe5 !0art9eloe8 nm 2,100, 900 Muf.
Sum Sap Der 9utsu cuTFmuns.
&onOou, 3. Jtopember. - Der ,,StmeS"
Sufolge iinb in Der &apftabt autbentid)e gtah.
ri6ten cin9etrOheu, na6 uel4en bic euQlte
iden Sruppen ben &raal &relt'S, oe5 6Guptz
liu98 Der auiriibrertId)en Galefas, anqeQrif=
zen uno 3erf6rt babeu, obne &erlue 3u ellet-
ben.
Srelt 1T pom @Ouuerneur abgeiebt uno iein
Gebiet anneftirtporoen.
90 orib, 4. gtopcnlbcr. - 0as Sour
nal y@rouiita" perfiinbet, oaB cine lluteriuz
dung i'm 8etreif oes fiirilib ItattaeIuubenen
8eriud8 sur {oerbeifiibrlug eiuer Gmp6runq
bclutrft bat, baB II 5tepublfnner oer6aftet
uuO mebrere Souruale nit 8eiblag belegt
worben iino.
Stalien.
u nj, 3. JtoOember. - Die Gamnlern
meraen an p. o8. Dtts. Suiantmentreten.
Mi6bat BaIda 1T bier augefommeu. Der
@eiunObeitsSufanO be8 8apite8 lit beiriebi-
geno,
Wsarft unS 96rfe.
2onbon 3, gtopbr., 2.30 9tad)nt. -
&Oniols Sc GIG fir gelb II. SO 11I16 iir8rief,
SeTelHtgte SoIaaIeH SOll9QuOHenf neue
Al pros. 1858, 1867 1913. Suinoiier @en=
tral 759.
9onbOn, 8, gaOpbr,, ? llbr Madut. -
8eretnigte gtuatsn Sblisationen, 1O.40r
1089. @rie 12B, Brioritaten %, 8enniplz
uanier Central 294, Osew Seriep'er Central
14f, 8eabing 154.
2onbon, 8. gtoObr. 8 llbr Nadm. -
0as 8ullion, pelfe8 beute auf Silans in Die
r8anf BON @n9lano" 9in9, betrug e69, 900.
Baris, 3. 9iopbr., l llbr 9tahm. -
Siinfpro5entige &enten 1O5 6runcs 80 @en>
times fir Srtef.
xiDerpOOl, 8. gaOObr., 12 llbr 90. =
pie Saumtpoa 3ufubr betrua bente $500
Sallen, einid)lieBlib 3100 ans anlerifa.
gtnerp 0 Of, 8. Nopbr., u. 80 Nad,m.-
8aumipoae 1au. Sberlanoer 6a: gietp>
Srleanler Id. 8erfdufe 5000 Qalfeu, ein.
i9lteBli9 1000 sur SpstulatiOn unO aum ST.
porte.
9inerpoof, 8. Gonbr,, 1.3o Gadm. -
amerif. S6le So Sd,,
etperpool, 8. LOpbr., 8 ilbr Na9m.-
Son ben beutt9en 8aumwOQ= Serfdufen pa<
rem 1850 Sallen aus 2lmerlfa.
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45. GonsreB. - GrtrafiBu.ts.

gSaibington n, 3. Stop. - Der Senat
mar beute nidht in Sibung.
Sas Observation-Disclosures
beld1dftlgte Ild in Der Wtor9enItuu0e abermal5
nit Der Bill gum Bioerruf Oe8 Reiumtiousz
geleee8.
ytaf lGngerer 9i8fuiIton forherte &eQn
(Ba. GrlaubniB, cine 9ieiolutlon einbrinqen
gu oiirien, meldle Die Bill fir nG6iten Diem
flag nad Der Wtorgenltunoe auf bic Cages
oronung iebt unO feititelt, baB nm llbr am
9onnerita9, ben 15. Ropember, Die SorfraQe
iiber Die Sil nn0 ale stpelgen Amenoements
9eforbsrt lperoen ioue.
g8iuls (gf.=Y.) erbOb @inpanb.
Der Spred)er tbeilte Johann !6ru. Gmnq
nit, oab ein einSt9eS 9luSfunftSmittel be3iiqs
lid Der Sill oarin beitebe, am nd6iteu N{onz
tage 8ll beantra9en, OaB Die Regeln IuspeuOtrt
unb Die SiQ angenontmen lperoe.
Die OtorgenitunOe mar bicrmit ueritri6en,
unb Die Sill wuroe bis sur nG6iten Worgenz
ftunOe 3uriid9elegt.
@larf (No.) legte bic SiQ ;ur Renonetiiiz
ring Oes Silber8 unb BrGgrn9 pou Silber
Dollars Dor. Dem Gonlite iiber Banter unD
Gourant iiberlpieien.
Sudner (!Ufo.) unterbreitete Die SiQ, melfs
Die unbel6rdnfte YrGgung Don ,,Stanbaro"-
SlperoD4ar9 QUtorlNrt ullo oleleloen 1uf 9e=
leblld)es 3ablnn93mittel erfl6rt.
StepbenS (@a.) bebauptete, oaB lettere Sill
nif)t in bas SereidJ bes @omite's iiber San~
fen unb @ourant geb0re; er beautrugte bee
balb, Die SiQ benz @Onlite iiber Brdguug,
@eipidte unO OtaaBe ii6erpieien weroe. 9ta6
einiger Debate muroe Der Sori6lag au9e=
nonlrlen.
Seri6ieoene 8iQs muroeu oarauf einge,
bradt unO iiberpieien, Oaruuter
ourd StnleD 3D. cine 8ill, lpeld)e Die @on=
ititution Der Ser. Staaten berart amenoirt,
oaB iie Die @rlpGblung oe8 Brdiioenten unO
straightforward our6 otrefte 4bitimnun9
ueroronet;
Our9 Dtulbron (Mif.) cine SiG sur giu=
fiibrung zines metrti6er 8raguns8ipitem8;
our6 SopnienO (Sa.) eine Sill, wel9e Die
Yrdgung BON SiiberOOllar8 aItoriiirt.
lin 42 llbr uertagte ii4 OaS 6au8 bis nG6z
fen Dtontag.
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slms 0er 9unoesDamptftaot.
Die ilnteriuduue ii6er bic 9tus9aben oeS sslotz
tenOepartements tnter Gefretar 0tobeion.

teiOepartenfeuts inter Gefretar Wobeion.
Us a b II t 0 II, 4. ytouembcr.-OaS go
mite fir 9lu8gaben OeS Slottenoepartement8
ftattete geteru Dem SefretGr SbompIon einen
Seiud) ab Inb tbeilte oemlelben nit, oaB Die
de6nungen beS Departments mGbreno ber
2omiuttratton 0e8 Sefretdrs 0fobeion griinoz
lid unterluf)t perOeu lollten. 6r. Sbompion
oerlprah benz @omite, baiielbe bel Der Inter
iuhung nah SrGften unter1tiiten su mollen.
gSabrl6einlid miro fi1 5iplIfen bem ertpGGnz
ten @omits uuo bem 8eriptQiQunqs @omite
Elm @onilift Der 9lutoritGt iiber Die betreffenoe
@ngelegenbelt erbeben, iubent beioe @omite'u
Surlsoiftton iiber oieielbe beanipru6en.
9ie Sripdhlung oes Sraitoeuteu uno Yice=Br
itoenten onrdl oirefte Mbittmmnna.
Die geitern BON Srn. 6inleD i'm Saule ein=
gebradte Benar 0teolutiOn 5ur 2lnenbtruug
Der Contribution perOrbnet, baB BrdiiOenten
uno Sice= YrdilOenten bird olreftc9lbftimmun9
gemGbt merOen unb beioe {oduier be8 @ongrei
ie8 iiber ale Itreitigcu 6ragen enti4eioen iols
len; I'M Safe betoe Sauier itd) ntd)t eintGen
fOnnen, 10 bat ba8 Sberbunoesgerid)t 5u ents
i6eioen. Die 3eit Der 9Sabl miro our6 Die
SiQ nd)t perdMbert.
Yermtid)tcs.
Die geitrtgen Sulanoiteuer~ ~@innabnte1 be-
trugen 1886, ,837.37, Die 3Oll @iunabmen
$242, 1861.
0apo 9. Barter, Supcrintenoent Ser Spe=
Sialagenten bes Bohamtsoeparteulent8, bat ioz
eben Dem @eneralpoitlneiter elneu Sabrcs.
bertdt eritattet; ans Oen1 8erihte gebt berpor,
baB ndbrenb be8 Sabres 543 Berionen pegeu
Serletung Der Yoitgelebe berbaftet muroen.
Die Glnnabmen bes Batentamt5 pdbreno
bc8 0tonats SftOber beltefen ii6 auI $685.
134.0S-S1935.21 nlebr, als I'M glei6cu DO
nate beS pergangeuen Sabre8.
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S@refliGe Sraa6ote. - Gine SSrau
tOotet iid1 tttt0 it,re 0ref GittScr.

9 ar a gSisc., 3. gtopember,- Trau
San Sorbee8, etne junge Srau in g8iIton,
melae Dor Sur5em bon ibrem @atten uerlaiz
ZEN lporoen mar unb Orei fleine &utber hattie,
wabreno ite in fllrSer 3eit abermal8 SHUTTER
81 mtrben erpartete, tDotete in Der letten Oou=
nerltags- -gfaft lbre Siuber Ourh @tft, nabm
oann lelbit Silt uno ltedte oarauf Oas 6auS
an. alS Die gta6barn, our9 ben Qualm
auTnlerflam 9emaht, Die Sbiire erbra6en, ma
rem ale Oret berettS tOot unb i6redlit Der
brannt. Nlle 9u5eihen oeuteu itoof Oaruuf
hin, oaB oaS 9ift bcreits ieiue g9irtunq ans
9eiibt hattie, ebe Die 6lammeu bic &6rper er.
rethteu.
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Cine tpafufinnide Muffer

ro9, N.ty, 3. NoUenber. = Die
@attin beS in We6anicsntlle mobnbaiten
Stsplen Dtap entferute iid, in Der persansez
men geaft, ipdbrenb ibr Mann i9lief, nit
ibren bier I'M @lter BON reip. 9, 6, unb II
Sabr ftebenoen atnbern aus ibrer @obnuns,
mari Die &leinen in elnen tiefen unb rel
Benben@reef, melder biuter oemSauie berfliebt,
unb ftiirste ii6 ibnen na6. Gs gelang Dem
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feline ,biiiferuie ellten yfa9baru berbei, ipeld,e
bic 6rau uub nod Elm &ino retteten. Die 2ei=
den Der beiben iibrigen &iuber ipurSen cine
Stunbe ipater anfgefnnben.
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Stnrm a1tf 0ett aroRen Sec,tf.

utfal 0, N.zO., 3.Jtoubr. 9eiteru
Nadmittag miitbet Elm befttger 8eititurm auf
oenSee'n, unO Der g8inO erred)te cine Sdnel.
ll9feit bon AZ 0ieileu pro Stunoe. Sm bic,
il9en Soafen ereigneten ii6 Olele llnfGGe. Sin
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geitranoet, unb Die aus @eriouen beitebenoe
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Die gtanni6aft ber QebeusrettuugStation 1T
nit Smei SdleppOampfern na6 6eln S6au.
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9iilfe 5u brin9en.
BictOu, Ont., 3. gOpbr. - 8ti Quintee
an Der Noroieite Der Sal liegen oierS6ooner,
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. 9etroi it, 3. gtoobr.-gtne groBe Qn3abl
S4tIISunfdQe miro bon peri6ieoenen Seiten
ger 9enleloet. Der 0ampfer r9oung SidorD"
ianf ipdbreno Oe8 Sturnles an Der 0tiinOunq
oes 0etroitzSluiies, unO Der Mai6imit 8m,
UtcQl lDtue ertrnnf
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Ggplofion itt eitter Ymlpermit1le.
Gttt W0tttt 0et0otet.

. ton, 3. yfODbr. = Die Yulpermiible
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ben Otiiblba9 iprangen. Der Srluit be-
trIot ptmn 10000
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Seteuleutf,61tier II, 9Se1r.0o-r

u 10 y OFT, 3. yfOUember. - 6eute
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