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Hymeuial,

At Hempsts ad,
on Thursday, November 18th,
in St. Bartholomew church, by
Rev. L. P. Rucker, of Bren-
ham, Mr.. J. A. PEBBLES to Miss
ANNIE E. POINTER, both of
Hampstead.
At the residence of the brides
father, at Bethlehem, Washington
county, November 27th, by Ed.
D. Fisher, J. H. VEAzEY to Miss
EvENIE TAYLOR.
At the residence of the brides
father. Y. S. Veazey. November
18th, by Ed. D. Fisher, Mr.. D.
H. BARTON, to Miss ELLA YEA
zEY. All of Washington county.
COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-Spe-
cial term. D. McAdoo hav-
ing taken the oath Of office
took his seat as county judge.
The official bonds of the fol-
lowing county officers were ap-
proved, viz: H. M. Lewis, coun-
ty clerk; Carl Schutze, county
attorney; Chas. Asbeck, treas
urer; J. L. Moore, district clerk;
J. H. Hutchinson, sheriff; J. w.
Sayles, surveyor; Joe. Hoffman,
assessor. The various precinct
officers bonds were also approx
ed. A number of bills were al
SO approved; these will be CIV
en- in our next issue.
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We are informed that Thanks
giving day was wholly unob-
served in Hampstead. The
schools were not closed.
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Attention Gentlemen! just.
received very fine assortment IN
Mems. Youths and Boys Cloth.
ing. Hand made Boots and
Shoes. Shirts. Hats, Ties, Socks,
&c., remarkably low at
D. w. BLOOMBARGHrS
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Carpets! Carpets! Carpets /!
Cloaks, Carpets, Blankets. Ger
man Knit Goods for Ladies and
Children. very cheap. at
ID. w. BLOOMBARGHsS
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KILLING IN WALLER Co..
Rarties up from Hampstead re-
port that a day or two ago a
difficulty occurred in the lower
edge of Waller county, between
John Greer, Jr, and Ed. Greer
and a man named Cooper. A
number of shots we're eXchang-
ed resulting in the killing by
John Greer of Ed. and Cooper.
The cause Of the trouble was
not learned.
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The HOLIDAYS Extensive
preparations are being made
for the holidays. There is to
be quite a number of parties,
balls, suppers, and several we'd
dings, just to add variety to
the festivities of the week.
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Chew Jackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco

Cloaks, Shawls, Laces, Ties,
Corsets, Three-Buttoaed Kid
Gloves, 75c, Darlington Goods,
Ioc.-worth e5cts. Bracelets,
Handkerchiefs, &C., very low at
D, w, RLOOMBARGHS.
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If you want to buy. exchange
or rent land, or BRENNAN town
property, apply to JOHN A
RANDLE, Land Agent. Read
his column of advertisements.
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BEAR. = Mr.. Penninging
brought into the cityyesterday
a couple of cubs, about five
months old, that attracted cor
siderable attention. They were
captured in Western Texas, and
are perfect pets.
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Johnson and Willis the two
robbers captured in Houston
passed up on Saturday nights
train en- route to Austin.
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JUST received one car load
of apples. potatoes. onions.
cheese and sour kroute. Chea-
per then the cheapest.
D. w. BLOOMBARGH +,
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OYSTER DEPOT.-Fran

OYSTER DEPOT.-Frank
Evansich, "the champion oyster
man," is now receiving fine, fat
shell oysters daily, also fresh
oysters in cans, and fresh fish,.
Saloon under Cotton Exchange.
corner St. Charles and Quitman
streets.
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viii sell all kinds Of Cloth
ing, Groceries, Stoves, Clocks,
Boots, and Shoes at the lowest
prices. Purchasers will do well
to call and be convinced Of the
fact. A. NEwMAN.
in Hosea Building
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The Galveston Daily News.
can be had every day at Ed
Legros Lightning News Dealer
in the Post Office.
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RELLvnLE.-There was a ball
at Unity Hall in BellvilIe on
Friday evening About twen-
ty-ave couples were in attend
ance and a pleasant time was
had.
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MAYORS CoURT.-Thursday-
Mr.. Dotson, white, drunk and
disorderly, fined 81 and trim
mings.
Bitbord, a Mexican, drunk
and fighting fined ST and trim
mings.-No money; in bastile.
H. Kramer, abusing c. Lang,
continued till Monday.
Jim Lewis and Bill Brown,
cussing and fighting, continued
till this morning.
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Apples, potatoes, onions and
sour lrout, y carload just re-
ceived by II. Fisher. and for
sale to the public at low prices,
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CHOICE family groceries. a
full stock for sale at bottom
prices by
H. MOLDENHAUER.
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LUMBER.-Many wagon loads
of lumber, shingles and fencing
are daily hauled to the country,
thus showing that substantial
improvements are being made.
Brennan has several large lum-
Der yards, among which may
specially be mentioned that
of Mr.. Geo. A. Fox, near the
depot.
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THE jury in the Moore case
now on trial at lagrange was
completed late on Saturday
evening and the trial was, to
have began yesterday morning.
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Bagging, t5:.ble anchor,heavy, LAG
Ties, all kind, per bdl... ESQ
LUMBER.
Rough lumber, all kinds, pc, NJ. Sac 70
Dressed and matched flooring, in. ~ 50
Shingles, o. X, per M...... ...... 5 IS
b. :. :. . 1885, 4 az
Doors, smallest sixe. z-6x6-6 EACH. IS
Sashes, glazed, smallest size, SxIo... 90.
Blinds, rolling Stats, smallest size. SxIo 20
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COTTON RECEIPTS. = The
. weather was very fine Wednes-
day, and very large quantity
OF cotton was brought in. One
train of six wagons arrived
early in the morning. Wagons
kept coming in all day.
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A RuN-OFF.- Thursday, a
freight train run off the track at
place called Jacks branch, 7
miles east of Brennan, tearing
up the track smashing a number
ofcars. Thursdays down pas
sengersstrain did not leave here
until Friday morning; it having
takenall night to clear the track.
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NEwROUEa BROS.

Car Of Apples, Onions, Pota-
toes, Cheese, Vinegar, Butter.
&C., just received at
81 ID. w. BLOOMBARGH'S.
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GARNER, the young man who
attempted to commit a rape on
a ten-year old girl near Cat
Springs, Austin county, last
week, had an examination at
Bellville on Tuesday. The girl
identified Garner while stand
ing with a dozen other men in
the court room, and also iden-
tilted his horse while it was
hitched at rack with numer-
Gus other animals. He was
committed to Jail at Bellville.
The girls Straightforward evil
dence leaves no doubt as to his
guilt.
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BRENNAN has quite a number
of merchants, among the most
successful of whom are Messrs.
Simon, Bloombargh. Newbouer
Bros, Pampell & Harrison, c.
w. Klaeden, c. G. Couch, R.
Hoffman and A. Meyer. They
are all liberal advertisers. which
accounts for their prosperity.
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COUNTY COURT Civil term

COUNTY COURT. - Civil term
- This court has been in ses-
sion MOST of the week. Jury
fees to the al iount of SI32 have
been allowed. Two jury cases
were tried; in one case a YER
dict for $40 was given and the
other case resulted in miSiat
For the two jury cases trif
county receives s. esS2
out just sI26 for il
This is common
in the county court
as an instance slll
1.-THE money goes.
of the term ofthe court cetaihi
does not justify the eSpehee.
We do not pretendeto say that
any blame attaches to the court.
but the law is certainly at falut.
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NOTICE.
Just Received

100 Sacks Coffee,
ago pratt's X. Oil,
80 Barrels Sugar,
1900 Pounds Bacon,
50 Barrels Choic Liqunrs.
100 Barrels Choice Flour,
400 Rolls Standard Begging.
500 Bundles Arrow and Rcara Ties,
Tobacco, Cigars, Canned Goods, &c.
Sold to the trade aiycston and
Houston prices.
u. w. OOMBARGUi
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lfsA COTTON SEED WANTED
Highest cash price paid or same
delivered at my warehouse.
l&w3m. ]. a. WILKINS.
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ATTENTION is called to the
certificate of the correctness of
Wilkins scales in another col
umn.
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Ladies dress goods. all shades
and styles. Pampell & Harrison.
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MAYORS CoURT.-Tuesday.-
|. Carlisle, the man who was ar
rested on Saturday night charg-
ed with having cut Jackson,
colored, plead guilty to having
been drunk and disorderly, was
fined 81 and costs, which he
paid.
VIM. Jackson, colored, the
party who was cut by Carlisle,
charged with disturbing the
peace, proved that he was not
at all to blame in the matter
and was discharged.
Robert Anderson, alias Tim
O'Sullivan, a Greek, was picked
up by the peelers on the charge
of drunk and down. He plead
guilty to the soft Impeachment
and was fined 81 and costs. He
didn't pay as he had previously
invested all his wealth in "bug
juice"
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SUNDAY FIGHT. -On Sunday,
just after the churches had dis
missed their congregations, a
lively little fist and skull Skin
mish took place on Ant street
opposite the Central House.
The gladiators in the fstic
arena were two two we'll known
young roosters They were sep
arated by friends before either
of their combs were much
damaged The police were not
in sight consequently no arrests
were made.
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Our city marshal is confident
that the three desperadoes re-
Gently captured in Houston
passed through BRENNAN last
week, spending a day here.
They were on horseback and
bad the appearance of COW
boys.
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MARRIED. At the residence
of the brides father. Col. c. B.
Shepard, on Wednesday, Dec.
4th, by Rev. w. B. Riggs, WV.
SEARcY to Miss MARY SHEPARD,
All of this county.
A complimentary dance was
rendered the happy couple at
the Mcintyre House on We'd
nesday evening, by their num-
erous friends Of the city.
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A RAPIST ARREsTED.-A At

A RAPIsT ARRESTED At
Bellville on Friday evening,
sheriff Lewis, of Austin county,
arrested a man named Garner,
said to be a resident of Column
bus, on the charge of attempt
ing to commit rape on a little
girl ten years of age, in the
neighborhood of Cat Springs,
Austin county. The girl was
on her way home from school.
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Hand made boots and shoes
for gentlemen at Pampell &
Harrison's.
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DIED. Mr.. Richard Pillow,
formerly and old resident of
Washington county, died at his
residence in Burleson county,
on last Friday evening, aged
about 70 years. 1t will be re,
membered that he was robbed
of a large sum of money-the
savings of a long life some
months ago. He had been
confined to his bed most of the
time since the robbery; the loss
having completely destroyed
his health and peace of mind.
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Onions, cheese and saur kraut
Just received and for sale at
H. MOLDENHAUER'S.
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Two HIGHwAYMEN CAUGHT.
Two white men named
Matthews robbed an old negro
man named Henry Carter, living
in Burleson county, some days
ago of $3.50. They went to his
house at night and drawing re-
volvers on the old man had no
difficulty in persuading him to
shell out" the proceeds of his
cotton crop. They were not
masked, SO the old man was
able to give good description
of them, they were followed up
by officers and captured in the
upper edge of Burleson county.
They are supposed to be the
same men who robbed Web
ren's store in this county and
Robert Pillow in Burleson coun
ty. They are now in Jail at
Caldwell.
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MANY farmers are holding
their cotton in the hope of bet
ter prices. The condition OF
financial affairs in England does
not indicate an early revival in
trade, consequently the pros
poets for any material advance
II the price of the staple is not
brilliant.
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PRICES of cotton are yet ex-
tremely unsatisfactory and pro-
ducers sellvery reluctantly.
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QUERY.-"Why will men
smoke common tobacco, when
they can buy Marburg Bros,
seal Of AojM Cayu.ind, al the
same price,"
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HOME MIssIoN.-The supper
given by the ladies of the Bren-
ham Home Mission at Eldridge
Hall on Monday evening was
well attended, the spacious hall
being comfortably filled. The
tables literally groaned under
the weight of good things and
the ladies who had the
supper in charge are certainly
entitled to great praise for the
tasteful manner in which the edi-
bles were arranged. A num-
Der of bouquets ofnatufal flow
ers on the tables added much to
their beauty. 1t is needless to
say that ample justice was done
the repast. The ladies certain
ly have every reason to congrat-
ulate themselves upon the sue
cess of this entertainment.
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PERsoNAL.-Prof. Thuse Don
nellan, the well known artist,
musician and teacher of dane
ing is in the city. Prof D. in
forms US that it is his purpose
to open a dancing school. He
was very successful during his
last visit here.
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MONTE AND PIsToLs.- On
Monday evening a misunder-
standing relative to the merits
of a game of monte occurred at
a store or grocery in William
Penn, a postuhice about 5 miles
east of independence, which re-
suited in white man named
Neil getting shot in the thigh by
a negro, name unknown, Neil
is said to be dangerously woun-
ded. Our informant could give
no particulars other than that
monte was at the bottom of the
affair.
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APPLE merchants and street
auctioneers did not make any
money on Saturday.
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IrTDGE HENRY E., WILLIAMS

JUDGE HENRY T.. WILLIAMS
who has presided over our
comfy court for the last year
and half, on Monday dopped
the judicial ermine and is now
aprlvate citizen. He was a
painstaking. careful and con-
sceintious officer in the dis
charge of the multifarious duties
of his office, and if he commit
ted any errors in his oficinl ca
pretty, we feel sure they were
errors of head and not of heart.
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BOLD THEFT.-About 8 O clock
on Wednesday evening, while
the moon was shining as bright
as day, some bold thief went
INTO Mr.. J. H. Murray's stable
lot at Sempronius and saddling
up a fine horse belonging to Mr..
Alex. Hargroe, rode off using
his saddle and bride. The thief
was pursued as far as Bellville,
where all trace of him was lost.
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TURN VEREIN bale on Friday
the 18th inst, at Eldridge Hall.
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WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
Mr.. w. K. Lewis, furnishes
the BANNER with the following
statement for the week ending
Thursday; Nov. IS, 1873.
Net receipts, bales. 1899
Shipments. 6o5
Stock on hand. 2sIs
Total receipts this season.. ..".. IS,4S7
Freight to New York, ST 10
per 100 lbs, rail and water
All rail 81 S per 100 lbs.
Weather report by DIR. Wood:
Total rainfall in inches ...., $40
Highest temperature. ............. II
Lowest temperature ............. 40
Average temperature. -. .......... s4T
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Local Intelligence.

Coz. D. c. GIDDINGs left for
Washington several days ago.
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THE KNIFE On Saturday
night about II o'clock a Skin
took place Oh Ant street be-
tween a white man named Car
Isle and negro named VIM
Jackson. in which the latter was
cut in the breast with a pocket
knife. Both parties were ares
ted. An examination will take
place in the mayors court this
morning.
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SerGetbun9 BON Q8ertt> Yrtbile.
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bab ote aenannte 6irma ben @ruub unO so.
ben am 6uBe Der @roBltroBe auf fitaf Sabre
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srrl9tun9 0ain & Comp. nad1iu9eu, mad,
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tbum 6uIauen tpiirDe.
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a9ten, oaB Die Stabt tein 8ted)t babe, oas er.
6etene BrtOile9tum gu gewdbren, neil nitt
beltlmmt ua19emieieu lperoen tonne, oh Der
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Staot geb0re ODER nid)t. Die @roBffraBe leI
aqerolnas bis gum 8afer our4brodlrn, aosr
cine @eror6nung iiber oieieu StraBeaoud5sg'
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ellen ii6 iOlQenoermQf3eu

Sn gtem<Oorf peroen @rbbeeren, in
greibbduiern gesosen, 81 $4-6 pro Quart
perfauft. Qnh lieiern Die Srslbhauier bereits
eineu sielnlid) reid1lid)en Sorratb Pilse, 8a=
oiesd)el, 9attif, @ulfell Su nlaBigen Brelieu.
6riiher SelIerie, Spinat nnD SernlubllGe
8artoffelu, 2ettere etrpas billiaer, als porige
gSod)e, itnb III Otenge i'm Ntarfte. Sobl=
iprefien ,Kale") bon Sirgirien unb Marp-
larlO, bas yieuelte 1uf Dem Dtarfte, iiuO niht
tbeuer. Sn bieler @od,e pirD cine 2abuug
SomatoeS BON Bermuda anfommen; aus
Sloriba nirb in ber laufenbeu gSod3e cine
Senbun9 friIaer @rbien errpartet.
Sn g bilaoelp bta giebt es 5240 iicellz
tttrte gSirthifaftcn. Die 3abl nabm i'm lesz
ten Sabre INN 1917 Sll.
Sn P b ii Oetp hi a nur6e et1l Wenjf),
yfameus Samnel 8oolnan, inter Der idred-
iid)en anflage, Elm beitialiifes Ssrbred)el1 an
le!ner 11<ldbrlsen 9od)ter be9ansen su baben,
feltgenomlner.
Sn Seriep= @itp, N.<S., ftarb Der 73
Sabre alte 4umpenianlmler OapiD 9eaf. Ser
| alfe, rpeld)er auf ieinen 4umpen in elmer ellen
oen Sebaniung ifarb nnb feline sSamilie bate,
alnterlaBt ein SermDscu bon $4,000 bis
$4,000.
Der ioeben in 5ieunes, Sranfreih, nit
Soee ab9egangeue 3aroiual. Gr3bllfof @obs-
frog Sroiiais Saint Wfarc ipurbe 1903 gebo
rem nno crit am II. De3eulber 1875 NIT Der
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Gonclape, tuelfes ben neuen Bapft ertpdhlte

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e1ne SurD um iiber ben 9eifes5uftanb bes
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tet iperOen loate, 81 entideiben. Die Sc
lbnorenen fonnten ftd) nid)t einigen; flint
meinten, 9iouer lei ntd)t bel 8eritanbe, bier
rparen anoerer Wieinung. Sarauf bdngte Der
Sfertff ben WtOroer, nadloem Setterer nod
Die @elegenbeit erbalten bate, 50 Di inn=
ten lang Das Solf ansurebel, meldes 3ur
Stnrid)tung nad5 &eno gefonmsn mar.
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elm Sc teoritein auf ein 6elb; bte
2eute, lpelte ba5 gldnseuoe Ding fallen
labcu, eilten bin, fanben aber anftatt oes
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9ad)oem ile einige SuB tief gegraben batten,
itleben tie auf ben nod belBen barten @egen
itano, NIB NIT GROCER 0tiibe 9ruben iie ibn
aus. Der Uiettorein uar miirfelfDrmig unb
pog 385 Bfunp. Gin 6r. Smith faufte i'm
uno uerind)te, i'm III fleine gSitrfel ger
ifneiben sn laien, aber Der S!off lpioeritano
ben ldrtelten gSertaengen. @noltd) bat etne
Wtald)inenfabrif in 2ouispille Die arbeit u1z
ternommen; III ueun Sa9eu 9elang es, per~
mlttelt Oampffraft einet @inifnttt bon etpa
led)S 3ol ber5ultellen. @S iuirb $1,000 fofen,
ben SloG 81 Serl6nelOeu.
Sn g south Seno, SnO., babeu Sri
dtnen elm lflimms8 llnbeil angertdtet.
Die 6amilie Sfdiier aB neuli6 gSiener
gSurlt; Dor entgen 8a9en itarb MN Der So
ntllienpater un0 weut9e Gage barauf eine
S6mtegerntutter, ei11e Srau Sesnler - ipie
Die aer5te bebaupten, on Eri6inoits. Cine
nlifroifopiIde llnterilldung Der @tlsfeln unb
gSeidthetle beioer 2eiden Sei9te cine llumafe
Der tIsinen garaitten, unO Die Serren OieOi=
sinner lddsen Die 3abt Der in beioen S0rperH
ein9eniteten Srtdtnen auf einiqe Mi1ioner.
Die Srautbeit beganu nit beftigem 0urd=
fale, S6weaen Der uuteren Grtremitdten,
3uiammen5iebung Der Ntusfelu unb allgez
nletner gdbmun9 uno enOete nit beftigem
Seuden unb Spmptomsn Der 9uugeni9winb=
iudlt. 6iini5ebn anoere Berlonen, Die BON
oerielben 9Surit aBen, iOllen 9efdbrlid) erfranft
iein. 6rau Sddffcr unb ibre orei Stnoer,
Die natiirlid) ebenfalls beoeuteno affi5irt ma
rem, iinO auf Dem 8ese Der Seiierung.
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Slmttae S6ieBaTaire ttao 2vnd,ae.
rf6tf In Nfli ifSnaAr{

ct. 2ouis, %. Sebruar. - 9lus Deal-
ben, GtO., miro gemsl6et, baB 0tobiuon, ei-
uer Der Setbeiligten al Der IeettA SenOetta,
perihwunoen unb permntblib gei9ntt NOR
ben 1T. Die SdteBaffaire entitan6 in Tolqe
zines alten Samilienbabers. Die orei Sc
briiOer 0tc0tulleu, 0lobinion unD Gamnel
6arris ipielten aarten, tuGbrenO SObn Mumz
Iep itf auf ben SuBboben oeS 2Ofal5 nieOer=
aele9t bate. Gtuer Der Mc0ulen8 iagte,
0tumle1 miirbe cine Sra3t 8riigeI ubalten,
ebt er Die Staot perlufie. 2ebterer uoate iidl
entiernen, wnrbe ieOO6 BON Sranf McWuls
len angegriffen. pelhen er our9 einen S6uB
t0otete. 0tuulep Lief barauf oapon, bolte
etne Sdrotfiute, ifOB g8. NtcMullen auf
benz Tlede toot uno per,puuoete Gam. Sar-
ris. 0tumlep tpurbe barauf bon 9fobinon
unb ben nod lebenben Der Orei @ebriioer
iiber Den 6aufen gelfOien. @lue S9eriffs>
0taHnidaft ting 8obiniOn eiu uno berielbe
nnroc bis mad Der 2eidlendau in 6aft se-
balten, lporanf er oeri6wauO. Dtan metB,
OaR er utdlt eutflohen tit.
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SelbitntOro Der Satin clues Sei.
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