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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-02
A TERRIBLE PAIL.
A Young Lady Precipitated Over
Precipice in Nevada-She Falls
Eighty Feet Upon q Pile of
ROCKS.

Fr..tn the Nevada Chronicle.
On Saturday last Miss Carrie A.
Rice. the daughter of Philo w. Rice.
ot Glenbrook. fell from Shakespeare
Rock ut Lake Bigler and was killed.
Ii appears that she was with a marty
ot six who were rambling along the
shores Of the lake during the afternoon,
when they reached Il point Of rocks
running out into the water. one Of
which from a E,neied resemblance to
the face Of the great poet, Is know as
shakespeare Rock. Miss Rice was
in company with William Crammer,
IN engineer Mt one Of the sawmills on
the lake shore. and proposed to him to
descend \ steep gorge which lei down
the face of the rock Although the
members Of the party tried to dissuada
them from making 81 hazar,lons trip.
the venturesome couple started down
the rock. reaching Il cave Il few yards
below in safety. They rested a while,
and started out again. When but Il
few feet from the cave they began slip
ping, anu slid fifteen feet. to the edge
Of the most PERCEPTIONS part Of the
rock. Miss Rice cried out: 1--WE
must gu. Will: there is no hope for
u.s." When they reached the edge
Crammer caught the jutting point
and held fast. mt the same time seizing
his companions clothes. But her i'm
petus was too great, AMI. shooting
from his grasp, she reeled over the
edge and fell distance Of eighty
feet.
Crammer climbed back over the
trail and started to carry the news to
her fathers house, distance Of about
mile, but tainted just before reach
ing the door A number If people
FASTENED to the foot OF the rock, about
a mile distant. and found the body of
the unfortunate girl living on the pile
Of rocks, crushed, bruised and mangle,l.
She was unconscious and dying. Her
head lay between two sharp fragments
Of rock, and the blood was oozing from
her nose and mouth. She was covered
with bruises and decorations. and nearly
all of her limbs were broken. She
was lifted up, placed on streteher
and taken to the house, where she
died in about half an hour. She was
but eighteen years Of age, q bright
witted and beautiful girl. and much
beloved in Carson City and Glenbrook.
The funeral took place to-day from
the Presbyterian Church at Carson.
She was engaged to be married ON
Wednesday tomorrow to Geo. Com
stock. her fathers partner.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-02
Wanied

A hoy tn learn the printing business At
the BAzoO Office, from fifteen to eighteen
years Of age. who has . good common
school education, willing to do a he il told
tn work and make hsmself useful. A lad
living With his parents preferred. The boy
must agree stay three yean, and none
not willing 70 10 do need apply. Il
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-02

The representative al the BADDo ut Gin
ton, has Just returned from Linn Creek,
where Ice had gone Ia report the E~ien-
hammer Foster trial, for the Dtcsturville
burglary. The reporter writes that mach
Indignation Was felt against the prisoners,
and there was strong maniis-stati" ions al an
intention to lynch them. This eircum-
stance, probably indace,l Bodenissmmer
To PLEAD GUILTY
and throw himself On the mercy al the ccnrt
Judge Miller, however, saw no extenmating
circumstances In his crime and fixed his pen
atty at seven years in the penisentiary.
Foster, however. concluded "a stand his
| trial and asked for continuance Of his ease
until the next term Of court. This vas
granted; but the appearance in Town the
previous Light Of
THIRTY ARMED LYNCHEIs
rendered il advisable 10 remove Foster Ia
the Lebanon Jail for safe keeping, which
vas done. Bodenhsmmer exhibited much
con,riti"n for his crime, and when the sen
tence Vas passed on him, completely broke
down. lie claimed that he was urged 70
the deed by ms Pecuniary necessitis<, and
that social o-trici-m which his previous
term in the peniteutiary had procured him.
His plea, however. excited no sympathy.
On the contrary
MEL. FOSTERS
impressive Indifference excited against him
very strong feeling, and il is generally he
lieyed that he made a very great mistake in
not pleading guilty. like Hodenhammer, and
getting within the secure asylum Of the pen
itenti.ry soon ~ possible, inasmnch As he
is certain Of conviction when his t:lal cones
on, and lac runs very great risk Of being
lyncI,ed in the meantime. In that com
m,nity he has no friends, and compassion
is utteIy out o: the question He Is looked
upon rs man, whose intelligence and rs
, sociaiions, give him M excuse for crime,
AMI that his prev,ons punishment for forg
cry, only developed the dormant
INSTINCT OF THE THIEF.
Both Of the ex-convicts are spoken of rs
dangerous criminals, whose career is with
out single influence which can excite
sympathy or COMPARISON. When the time
comes for Fosters trial, he will he even
more severely dealt with than has been his
companion in crime.
LINN CREEK NOrH.
Circuit court adjourned on the 2i,h inst.
\ serious stabbing ARRAY occurred At
Linn Creek, last Monday night, in which
Joseph Fowler was dangerously wounded 10y
Andrew Estes. The difficulty originated in
a dispute about load IL hay.
Mrs. Hied, accused 81 poisoning her
daughter, who had given birth In an lille
sitimate child, was acquitted by the grand
iury
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-02
LAWYERS VI. DOCTORS.
Brain and Muscle on the Rampage.

EDITOR BAZOO: Reform and pro-
gress seem to be the order ii the day.
in this, the beginning Of our " second
Centennial" The intelligent Of every
section, a. Of every class. see and adj
nit there is room ~ we'll as great op-
pOrtunity for both. And /. fpr one.
was gratifed by seeing the announce
ment in this mornings BAzoo, that
the LAWYERS had challenged the doctors
of Sedalia to step into the open air for
. competitive exercise Of muscle. which
the latter accepted. Reasonable
muscular exercise il good for bodily
health, and leads To force Of brain. ]
could wish however, the proper exer-
else Of these gentle gentlemen had Ia
ken q different direction, and been ex-
pended upon something utilitarian.
Their going into the base ball business,
It does seem to me. is not ntilitarian.
II looks rather a II it were q burst If
brains and muscle on the rampage. II
is not good legal exercise for legal
gentlemen, and it i not good physic
for physicians. In point Of fact these
gents vii! find before they bat an eve
sOmnolean. that it b base business all
around the field. Nevertheless, this
outburst of muscle Is omnibus of good.
But. let me ask, Why don't these
gentlemen take Short cut to the coun-
try? Late - Il Is in the season, they
may find good use for q Kirby.
There is grass enough on the prairie,
and more cattle to eat il than one man
can herd. So, tool there are bleating
Aocks aplenty needing q Shepard.
This latter business would suit . canny
Scolt, to be sure. ThereS-need for |
such just nov. The city has too |
MANY small dealers ut present. 80 that |
one Trader might be converted into an |
honest plowman. and with benefit. |
No matter how the Towns-ley. there |
IS . High-lay-man on the prairies
where . straight f1rrow would look
Evans good ~ = crooked swap in town
yea better. Resides this exercise
xill be found q means al Warden of
. temptation to do evil. A virtnous
plowman i ever happier than an am
,itious King, and . May-6eld in the
ia it, bloom and beauty. il
ovelier than al the Bridges over Pearl
liver, in the town. The country de-
irss no s(h)oddy, that is true. bat .
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-02
IMPROVEMENT IN BUSINESS.

There il a good deal of talk in the
papers Of other cities about the inn
prOvement Of trade this fall, and it Is
not out Of place to say that ST. Louis
is far from being an exception to what
seems the general rule. The Rep"ai-
can learns from q trustworthy source
that the sales of single one of our
leading jobbing firms have been 3d.
900 day greater this month than
they were during September last
wear.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-02
The Way They Caught Rose BY.
tinge.


The photographers have caught
Rose Eytinge. The popular actress
persistently refused to have her pho
tograph taken. Of course, the gen.
tlemen of the camera were determined
to secure the shadow ere the substance
fades. End Persistantly asked for the
coveted bon. The San Francisco
.Ne'cs Letter tells how the capture ~as
effected: The other day she let it be
known that she proposed taking q
swim ut North Beach. When she
left the hotel an express wagon. with
a camera in it, followed her carriage.
The next day she received q polite
note. enclosing q negative taken as
she immerged from the dip. The note
pleasantly intimated that unless Miss
Eytinge reported for legitimate sit
ting, 10000 copies like the one fur
nished would Immediately be struck
ID. She capitulated
She stood IN all her charms eonf~s-d.
Her drsgerv eiing,ng to her arms
Wh~n. Ia the loving impressed
Where all could 49, her rasilant charms.
''Bios out r~ns~si.o- of the hghtr'
SAID Hose. whiie standing Gu.hing there.
III I'm to pass meath putas, sight.
Pray i~t me- do mp my isrk hairF'
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-02

The Boonville Topic is endeavoring
to pull the lions skin Of Democracy
from Republican Eagle. without any
regard fur the Laws Of tenderness and
compassion.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-02
THE DECATURvILLE BURG.
Larry.

Bodenhammer Pleads Guilty and
Foster Gets o Confinuanc, Of His
Case-A Band Of Lynchers Ap-
pear on the Scene and Poster is
Removed to the Lebanon Jail.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-02

4 rrh ~snSrosl-Ty IN all eotors - nos made
ut-sn white lace. mansslle- v,sise lately usasie
With ths> :sre stsnscte,l great aftsutioa- Esrh
Hover of the design i~ worked wish q tSssiuily-
shaded silk. looking like handsome chenille
embroidery.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-02
Money to Loan.

$lOo,0o0 TO loan At 8 PER cent, On i'm
proved productive farming land. Conmis
sion unusually Low.
HouSroN 4 boutwell,
9-s4e&v3p Attorneys q Law, Sedslis,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-02

woman asked the Atjutanf General Of Maine
for pension a few days ago, On the ground that
her daughter wanted % buy pew dress to weur
TO camP-meeting. and when he declined to A..
cete she departed, mutterng that be Was "a regu-
lar hog.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-02
SHORT HORN CATTLE
RIVERVIEW PARK.
TANSAS CITY NN
KANSAS CITY, MO.

Friday and Saturday, Nov. Q and 10, 1877.
The subscribers announce they will sell
at the above time and place, to the highest
bidder, without by-bid or reserve,
200 HEAD Of SHORT HORN,
FashiOnably bred cattle, consisting Of $50
females and 80 bulls, Representatives OF
the following veil known families:
0xfords, Rose Of Sharon. Young
Mays, Pearlsttes, Arabellas.
Cambr1as, Ply llises. Lonans.
Dulcibellas, Jessamlnes,
White Roses, Rioras, Mias
Sewers. Red Rose.
and other choice families, a. we'll a. few
choice bred aged bulls.
TERMS Cash az six months time with
10 per cent on approved paper negotiable
aud payable in hank.
q. "a. l. Hamilton. Mt. Sterling, Ky.
Seth f.. Ward, Westpost, Mo.
II. NJ V.ile. Independence, Mo.
&C Ch;Ies.
J. D. Duck worth, Kansas City, Mo.
anil r. e.. Anderson.
Who will furnish catalogues on application.
Cart. p C.. KIDp.
(of Lexington Ky.,) Auctioseer.
lO-2-v5s
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-02
NARROW GAUGE.

Meeting OF the Directors and Or
ganisation OF tho Board-Ar-
ransements for Opening the Sub
scription Books The Work to
Be Begun as Soon a. Possible.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-10-02

JOINT PUBLIC SALE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-10

GaloeRon "a. Mpyil. Gin pe4
waItiser SturnL be9leitet pou IcSca
unc 9a9elwciteL 'uats bitie Ssii;:e Ieute
Morsen um 6 ll9r As gtin. ssim. G
oauertc MIR 10 t;s Ii Mjnutsn. ob1f
mdbrsnb Der 3eit b!l.s Der ssino .B8
Nlsilen per @iunoe. Gin unsebeurrf
Shooen puroe ben Gsbduoen in bN
5taot unb ben e@iNsn iu 9aieu sa~
8efiist. Cine sanse Mssnee srobef
Bcbduoe muros nmSsipest unb uIcte
5afFc siastn 81 Gyunbe. G3 .piib
pon tsinem 2sbengpsrIuR tsrihtet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-10

Ct f&reibt an ein,x 1reanb in Suaon:
~Die bopes'idbe Abminiiiration betrei6l
Die bemoiratifde YoIitii 70 aeiaidk
als penn Re IN bsie se5oreu ,pdr.
ST Serr 3apes Elm Democrat cber bis
ii& Elm %epub!ifaner? @asrHaft;s. u
bin meiner >oliii|4en glnse1nripea
niat mebr son, lder."
ais Gin aberons giuHise eg
l3ei4en tann % fir Die @e9;cruu4
oes @oupsrneurs Tidols seltsu, BOB
Der Ncw OrIeenIer Nssnt Der rslIIocfr.
ten preiie" ieit Dem NbSuse Der Srup<
pen aus BEN eioatsbauie Fcin gSoa
mebr fiber DE ,5ituotion in 2ouiliauG'
;u iaeen weib. Nnes ideint sort untea
| jest i'm ri9tisen @eleiie su iein. Gum
Anoenfsn an Die Ssfrsilns bon hrr
Garpctbosser 1erridcft gat @us=
ucyneur Ti@ous Tonnsriiae, t,n 10.
Diai- pimmsIfabrtstos = fiir on
Staat 2cuifiara ois ofientliasn SAM.
Io9nngstos oas9eidricbcn.
8 timmcn mtteinanosr iibexs
Gin.
yaetu Sr!eanier 8iirscr teioeY NM~
teicn iprrdcn Iid in bcseiItertsn ySns-
len iiber bas &elnltot Der iiineiten M<
eisniiic baieIb|i aug. Sa Ole Mspusli:a=
ncr erildtcn. bic 1arbiscn ,p:iroen jea4
bs1sr oIs je suuor tcbonoelt.
Sn Glib goroIina bab,n Ne
anbdnser Gbambcr.aiis s o;H nnr ne
Obtritaais5eri4.s anbdnJi9 ssmabtes
Eroscb nm Den @eRs ocr sleaicr em
00nitos fallen eelaIen. 0amii 1T tdt
lebte Spu, beg Conflicts beisitist> lliA
Die %esisrunS l'eot jest unbsilriiten-.ia
Den 9daeen 9amptons uno lsiaar Ys-
amteR.
! Gbrabme btr8nnbeg{4nrA
Bof9in9ton 3. G.. 6. aNai.
Gin ofF;iencr non Nsm sdasan1t osz-
|oiIenti8tsr Ansmeis ;eist oab Die 4b=
nobme Der Hnnbes{1ulb BON !. sl11st
1869 bis 30. slpriI 1877 200, ;o4> >EIa
betrue.
Ser Crientfrieg.
Sem Gtaotsoepa,!cmcn! purSe riI.
i |iiderIeits b,;a8li9 beg AusbyaGs hls
|rullii4,tirfif4sn 8rieses nod ieine
AnScisc 9cmadt obSlein bic y!ofc
idon Dor einiacn 3asen cine hs,nDe-
mdbiss NnFise ma9te. Wsnn cinmot
Rrblano ron nd bat b5rcu laNsu. iuio
oos Deportement an jeoe Ger teioea
Wdate cine Nn!tnort crsebsu lollsA.
'oie lOl6e onr4 nnIere Steiiuns Su ben
6eiben irie9flbrenoen Walien cs II.
peii@t. GO werSen ale Ndbrsseln &c.
troHsn tuerosn. um cine nsuirale STD.
luns i.rtite etasu1nlten. 1cSo4 miro bic
&esieruns ouf feinss Der Don Sen Tx~
irdseu uno Sem intcrra:ionalsn @cIeae
sarantir.en R:9ts Ysr3idt leiRen.
Wan bot auen Gyuno ;u Der HR~
nabme, oab BE IN unIeren @elpdI}ern
bciinoliden rmiFi9m GtiiIc oaloiN
auslaufen ,oe1oin.
.ueber0eben" I'D.
Camp Robinl IN Wsb., 6. Mat.
0cute Radmittas nm 2 lltr erga5 I'd
9ro5p porls's BonN. Sic gNaiR
uerlief san5 rugig. Sic sanbe 3Gblt
unscIabr 1900 sesfen unt1r ben
odupllineen Grai9 Sorie, eittlc .9alut
0e' Sos uno 2itile gis man. Gras.
ocrie srtldrts Ct I9liebe Sielsn Urlcoes
als einsn oau.rnosn ao. Gie ougsB-
lieferten gon'es, relbe i'd III Su,e,a
3ultanoe bsInosu. laJ!sa et'pa 2-0s
Stiid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-10
Ser @prbfern
eeraasseseben BON
gta 4. 8riek 4 o..
eaint Gloue, Mimnefota,

eriasint ieben Donneritas unb to1et idyrlidj
In 8,rausbejaDluMs: $3.50.
sir ,usniser als Monate Dirb teim Nbon.
ncMent amsenommen.
@on N5,nucntcn, bic bic 3eitun9 midi
aus,riitli4 ab5eteacn, luiro angenommen,
oaS lie ,as a5onnemsntiort ulesen wiinid)sn.
Sic S.rabidamuns, obcr Scrlpciacruns
oer 15boluns.nsr 3citun9 bon oeim Yoitamte,
p,bin >ieiclbe bcoroert worocn 1T, ionic bic
lla!crlailuns oer Nn;cisc an Die Scrausgcbcr
bon Der tina itattfinoenoen SrtSDeranocrung
unS Der an3abe oes ncucm sSobuorts cntbin.
bet ntat oon Yer Bc;abIun9 oes ooaen Gbons
nemeutsbctraass.
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q Il 8 | d II ).
9Jolitif<beS.
&om europdii6eH &rieasi@aup!ab

Die ru1itl DE Vorhut.
Butaref. Sie ruiii9e @orbui
lit in guieo - an Der Giienbabn spi-
i@.n @aIas uno Sutareit selssen =
|aneefommen. 9ie &ulen riiden in
Tol9eoer lleberiduemmungen unb ibrer
geringen 5ranspor,mittsl nur lanslam
poran.
9ie Yforte unb ole 0onau.
2onbon. 9as cnslil9e Meubere
Amt bat cine BON Dem en9liIden @e-
ianoten in Goni itantinopel 2aparo ab=
seldidtc 0speld,e ucr0Iisntliht, ucIde
Die Mslcuns ma@t, caS bic tiirtii6en
Sefcblsbober auf Der 0onau BON De,
piorte ermddti9t ,poroen linb, allcn
S1ifTen Die Sonau 81 pcripcrrcn, neu=
traIe Shiife ouf &equilition, porbebalt=
lid Der oenlclben 81 mabenocn Gnt=
i@aSi9unsen, fsit5uboltcn, slusbciieruna
|ocrls!ben an;uoronen posr ocnIelbeu
Yeicble su ertbsilsa, se,uiiIc Yunttc un=
ter St.afe sanjli@sr GonFiseotipn 5l'
oerlalien. ooer irscnb ,uelde anoere
Ntabre9eln. melde ii4 als militdrild)
nptb,penois erpeilen, 81 ersrsifen.
s Giir@ten i'd.
Sn Der militdrilben Gage 1T feline
Nenocrung ein9etreten. Sie ruili|1s
Sprbut uno Die tiirtiIden &anonen=
6oote beTinoen lid innetAalb @hub-
peite BON chamber. baben aber bisber
nod) tcineu S6ub scicuart. Msan er=
lctt oemnaa bier bas beiipielloie @dou=
lpiel, Oob iiA 3luei iainblide Seere ee=
seniiberlieben, heren alien Mnldcir mad,
teines gSillens lit, bic Verantlp ortli1
felt fir Den erjten S1ub iibernebmen
III ipuQsu.
Ser GSar.
9onoon, 5. Wlai. Ser Gsar oino
lette Nadt nah Ssnher ab.
gSien. 6. gJfai. 9ie 8uI|en haben
|scpan5erte 8atterieen in Der 9idbe bon
|Iterman, ,pcl1e lie na@ &!lia brinsen
ipollsn.
9ie tiirtii1e 0lptte bat 8cfeGl erbal=
ten. Die Sulinamiinouns sescn Die in
elmer Gntfernuns BON 5 Msilen lteben=
oen 3uiien 81 ocden.
9ie Siirten BADEN oas @ombaroe=
ment BON Sort ct. 9iieolaus ,pieber
oufserommcn. Serbien bat cine Nn=
|eihe BON II Wlilionen 6rancs abse=
|lAloIlsn.
Seneen uno 8renrcn.
Sic Siirten aidern Die @alaS ee-
seniibsrliesenoen 9orFet elm.
Hol l@es @orbrinsen.
Nlan crmartet oab morssn 5000
9Nonn Ger rlililden @orbut III 8ufo=
reit eintreffen ,peroen.
Cine onabe Dor 8raila.
9onopn, 6. Mai. Gin om 80.
Npril in Sutareit ouI9csebencs Gcu=
tcr'ldes Sele9romm bringt fo(senoe
Nahri6t: @eute Morsen nm 10 l16r
s:DHneten Die IN Der gidbe BON 8raila
befinolieben rullilden gatterien uno
orei tiirtilhe SburmidiIfe Elm @sldiit.
Ieuer ouf einanoer uuo riGteten bic
CScl@asc ibre @jeidoNe oud auf Die
Staot Sraila, wuroen aber eesen NNit-
tag 9eswunsen, absuoampfsn. Ser ii,
Sroila anseridtete S6aoen, iomie Die
bort pcrloren gegonsenen Wenl lden=
leben, lino un6efannt.
Gcladen= Yotrouillcn
haben an mehreren Yuntten Oen iSIuf
| (Nonau) iibsridritten.
Oie in Rmmdnlen befinoli1en 9iul-
len ,usrocn eui 10000 Mam sslbdtt.
Gublano.
9)luitert feline Sruppen.
Obelio, 5. Nlai. Ser G;ar,
GjarcpitiG uno @robfiirit @laoimi'
|ianoten Gcutc bier an nno bislten ilbe,
sic bicr bcfiuoiNcn 1yuppsn @ceri 1au
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Na4ridten iebr mo9er fnb, fanSen
ielbf Die beiten Greunb Der 9lrlen an.
einsuicbeu. bab 3ubIanb nit Der Siir!ej
elm lei@tcs Spiel babcu ,perbe.
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Na d 6iew.
Gin. rulTi@e Glottille 1T nod &iem
absciabren.

INS0SjWSsSWs
Gerbien.
8orst @e1b unb ri itet.
8eIerab, 7. Mai. @erbien bat
cine MnIcibe BON 100000 Granes
bel Der fransolii@en 9anSelsbant erbo=
ben.
Gort,pdbrenb treHen Metruten elm
uno ipri9t man oapon, Gin 6rcipilli-
gem Corps ;u biIoen, I'M NIT bcn Iui=
len an Dem Ge!o;use She'll Su nebmen.
G1riitenperiolsunsem.
9ie Siirfen periolsen bie in ben bel
@alab Mno 8raila 9cIesenen T6rfcrn
wobnbcften Gbriiten uno tastdslid
fommen driltlide G!idt'inse in bic elcn
Stloten an.
Sur Gee.
|Sas 9 mborbsment uon g t..
Nieplai.
2onoon, 6. Mai. Ser 9iuililds
Sclesraphena9ent mat9t Die s!nisise,
baB Die tiirtii1e 6!ptte bic @eiAiebuna
Der TcItuny ST. 9iieolai pieoer ouf9c-
npmmen bat.
Nom aIiatilden Griegs=
g dauplas.
&ullilde Grtolse.
New Dort, 6. Mai. Gabeloepc=
iden brinscn folsenoe Na9riaten aus
ocm &outaius: 9as rulii'1e Seer
iiberldriit Die Gjrense an orei perldie=
oenen Gunften. 9ie inter General
CfIobiceo beTinoIi6e 9lbtbeiluns itieb
auf eine Nbtbeilung Siirten uno nabm
oercn befelti9tes 9a9er Gin, nobel er 80
Mann an 5obtan perlor uno Elm 9lr=
Itilleriebauptmann nerrmn0et puroe.
Cine onbere Motbei!uns unter Gene
ral 2orpmelifi srif bci leinem Wiarldh
cuf &ars cine Nbtbsiluns tiirtilter Ga
paQcrie an unb nabm einen Sberlt uno
,Ie6s anoere SIii5iere seTangen. 3,pei
aus Dem ssarrapapa= Stomme sebiloete
S6wabronen, pelbe Die 5iirtcn li1
IunterWOrfen batten, itredisn ibre &of=
Isn uno boten ;brc 0icnlte Sen Gullen
an. 0ierppn wuroen so damn aufse=
nommen, Die iibrisen ober entlajlen.
Vor &arg.
Sas ruIlilde 9ecr itc1t jett Dor Ser
Jeituns &ars.
0ie Sl9ertellen. s
Gr5crnm, 5. Vfai. Gin Gobn
BEG beriibmten 5iaerteiIen= Iiibrers
5dampl bate Sen Sbsrbcfebl iibcr
Die 9lderteNen nebmen iollen, aIIcin
oieie iuoaen lid nidt miIitaril9 orsa-
niliren.
Cine Mllian,.
Comb on, 5. Mai. Sic Gbanc
BON guhara unb Sal6gar baben, ,pie
perlautct. ibre Nbiidt 81 erfennen se=
seben, ibren Sbroniolser na6 ct. 4e-
Itersbnrs gu ididen, nm nit &uBlano
einc NaianS ein;useben.
grseten ii9. obne einen
@treid su fiibren.
Sic v&uiiilde 9cpeiAcn=M Msentur"
bcrid)tet, oob bic ruliilden 5trcitfrdftc
uon SllcranbropeI 3iama uno Gotfema,
beioes tiirtiide Yoltcn, oocupirt baben.
5alt ale tiirfiltbcn Ste!lunscn an Der
|oliotil9en @renSc tuuroen bon ben Sir
fen, obns einen Sdub su tbun, &C.
rdumt.
Sic g 9Ia6ten bei &ars.
9onoon, 5. Mai Morscns. Cine
9la@ri6t BON @ien sibt fol9enoen Se=
flU1 non ocr SdDldHt BON NnrS S1s
Centrum Der rullilhen Irmes, 10000
Mann itarf. unter Melito}f, sriif
M&nt6tar, 5 Nieilen pon &ors, am 80.
Mpril an. Sic Siirfen Iodtcn perSwei=
felt. srosoem selans es Ben Gulicn
wcldc l9were @cl6ise battcn, oielcl=
ben aus ibren Gtellun9en berausSutrei=
ben.
Sic &uiien erlitten beoeutcnhe, bic
5ilrfen lcoob enormc Wcr!uts.
Son ben s iirten serdumt.
stills, 6. @lai. Cine aus oft
Ij'ta:r Guslle tommenoc Gcpcldc brinst
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