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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28
Mayriages.
MARRIED..

Licenses have been issuei 10 the follow
ng parties since our last
WHITE.
J. L. Hayes and VIC. Bray.
j. N. Shannon and Mary Z. Faulkn er.
II. T. Trantham and J. 8. Redd.
ccLORED.
Hiram Pitts and Cynthia SuEg.
Alex. c. PampIin and Sallie Bagley.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28

"a Rev. DIR. AcFerrin will
preach in the Cumberland
Church in this place next Sun
day morning at IL o'clock. DIR.
r. A. Young fills the Methodist
pulpit in the evening.
Bishop McTyeire preached at
the Methodist church last night.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28
Horse and Jack Bills.

The season is here and the
printing has begun. We are sup
piled with the largest supply OF
cuts OF different kinds and latest
styles that We have ever seen,
All orders filled at short notice
and as cheap as good printing can
be done. Stock raisels are invited
to call and examine prices and
specimens.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28
Rheumatism onicl,lY Cured.

'FDuTangs Rheumatic Remedy" the great Is
fERNAL MEDICISE, will positively cure any case
of rheumatism on the face of the earth. Price 81
bottle six bottles. s.. Sold By all holesale and
Retail Druggists Don't fail TO send for circular
tdeselpcntine Bentley, Druggists, Washington,
y. oct IS-6m
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28

QuERY: "Why viii men smoke common
tobacco, when they can buy Marburg Bros.
Seal Of North Carolina at the same
price, jan. Silly
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28

u A pay train came in on
Friday morning at 7, paid en-
ployes, remained an iour, ard
left.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28

r1r Mrs.J B.Lamb is en- route
for home from Florida, greatly
improved in health, We are graf
flied to announce.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28
WHISKY.

If you want old whisky, cheap
for cash, by retaIf or wholesale,
call at sPITTs & Co.'S.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28

~ Tuesday morning there
was considerable frost. No
damage.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28

.@ At Il meeting of Fay
etteville Council No. 3S9, last
Tuesday night, the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensu-
ing six months: Frank Carter,
W. p; Miss Anna Whitaker,
w. Al; John Thomson, Sec.
Tom. Wallace. Asst Sec; Z. j.
Bruce, F. Sec; r. +. Davidson,
Conductor; MissMaggieC Carter,
Asst Conduc.; Ed. Bell. ]. S.;
j. ID. Mckinney, o. S. IN
stallation next Tuesday night.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28

e1r Rev. James Kirkland is
to preach at the Cane Creek
brick church next Saturday and
Sunday.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28
SUGAR.

If you want 10 pounds of SUI
gar for 81, call at
PITTS e Co.'S.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28

9&. This is the prcttiest
climate on the globe when we
get on the sunny side Of the
weather.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28

NJ Merchants arc busy re-
ceiying asd opening new goods.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28
C0EEEE

Ifyou want4 ! pounds choice
coffee for 81, call at
PTTTs & Cos.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28
LOWEST PRICES (!
SALT.

II you want a 7-bushel bar
rel of salt for $3.50, call at
Tits & Cos.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28

T. ]. GRAY & Son,
Agents for Lincoln county. Ware
house near depot.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28

Eggs, BE.
Chickens, i2s(a15.
Butter, l21@15c.
Fresh beef from butchers,
pork do do 5(G8c
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-03-28

COME TO THE
The Morning herald., 1878-03-08
THE1HERALD
me lternins Herald

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exceptsdI an 7 delivered m the city O
Wilmington and surrounding places nor Az
cents per week. payable TO the carriers
Mail Subscriptions. postsge fres,i tnree
dollars per annun. un..--s.--.-4.---D.-s-.r .rva--,-s.
Gre, OBYRNE Co, Publishers,
No. 500 shipley Street,
q - gfrdsA y wilmington. Del.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-08

We will not deny that street beggars
may be useful in their way, by giving ex-
ercise to the humane feelings of the heart
but there is evil attending the practice
viz: that the greater the amount of SYM
pathy which begging awakens, the greater
will be the number Of beggars. The law
Of demand and supply holds good in this
instance as it does in trade-the greater
the fund of human sympathy on the street,
the greater the number of beggars to profit
BY it. There may be, we admit, such a
thing as drawing so largely on the human
ity Of the public as TO cause ravulsion of
feeling; and this, too, is bad. 1t is de-
plorable thing for men to grow hardened
and steeled against the piteous appeals of
the destitute; and yet this is one of the
consequences Of beggary, when the number
Of the wretched profession is dispropor-
toned to the means Of kind.hearted pub
lie. On the whole, therefore we regard
begging as nuisance that should b
abated, by providing homes and work 70
the destitute, in place of allowing them 10
run at large. When man comes to de-
pend on public charity for his support, the
public have right 10 take him in hant
and provide for him as they do for tb,
destitute insane and idiolic.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-08

The Greeks who woke up at the eleventh
hour to learn that there was war, and
took hand in it when everybody else was
getting through with it, are in danger o!
being made to understa and that the Russo
Turkish peace has been signed and ex.
ecuted. Turkey will soon be able to pay
attention to the dwellers on Olympus and
the heroes of the Plddus; and the Thes-
salin insurgents are indiscreet in offering
themselves as mark On which Turkish
vengeance may vent itself. 'o,
The Morning herald., 1878-03-08
WILnINGTON. Del. march s.ls7s.

The authorities charged with expending
England's extra war grant of $50, 100000
are 50 busy at it that there is ground for
anticipating that it will be all gone before
the end Of May, at which time, perhaps,
Europe will be profoundly peaceful. What
England has thus expended on her sha4e
in the war is just half the money indemni-
ty exacted by Russia from Turkey.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-08

ritory engaged in minin6 tky win r
allowed no place among NE registrars and
poll-holders, and various Obstructive regu
l.tions are adopted 10 prevent thsn from
voting M h A--.---s1i
1t is the manifest duty, Of Congress to
sweep away the, ,cupningly devised scheme
for defahchisiDg American citizens. Con-
-gress should pass an~electicn law for the
Territory, and in il, there should be a
clause excluding every man from the
polls who has more than one wife. Bigany
is felony in every State rofthe Union. 1T
is a felony at common law1in England;
and it is thus the common law at this land.
Polygamy,i therefore, il q multiple Of
bigsmous felony. 1t should not be toler-
atedt for a moment, and should be pros
ecuted as crime. The knaves have also
given the right Of suffrage TO their wives,
80 that every male Mormon will have as
many votes as he has wives. This infamy
should, as matter of course, be wiped
out. If, female suffrage is 10 be adopted
anywhere, let it be among the decent
people, and never in community where
10 become wife is to become felon
The Morning herald., 1878-03-08


Municipal and State fuances appear to
be getting badly mixed. Virginia has
$lo3 in the treasury, and ia that much bet
ter off than Chicago, which, according to
the latest reports, had nothing but mass
Of clamorous debts and no money, and was
brought to grief not 30 much on account Of
existing Indebtedness as because the laws
of the State prohibited the municipality
from creating more debts. San Francisco
is also in bad way for similar reason
1t cannet spend more than one-twslfth Of
its yearly revenue in one-twelfth of the
year, and its affairs have come to a dead
lock for want of funds at the end of the
second month. If the Board of Super
visors could only have spent two months
revenue In one month, they might have
kept ahoat until midsummer at least. The
giant minds of the West and South have
been 80 busily engaged with national
finances that they appear to have lost con-
troll of their local affairs, but perhaps, after
all, the trouble is in those mischieyous
laws which prevent an initiation of debts.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-08

In the duets of the students of the Ger
man universities cut or thrust that draws
blood is usually considered sufficient
atonement for wounded honor. Two stu
dents in the university at Huntsville'
Ala, who fought last week, did not follow
the custom of the German students. W.
w. Alston and K. J. Harrison, both Ala
banians, met with pistols, and fred eight
or twelve shots at close quarters. AlstoD
was wounded in the neck and shot through
the heart, and Harrison was shot through
the shoulder and arm. Wounded as they
were, one Of them lmortally, they threw
down their pistols and grappled. Aston
lived but a few moments after the affray.
According to the account in the Alabama
newspaper "they were both brave young
men," but jsdicious parents will feel in
elined to withhold their sons from the
college society Of such brave young men.
The Morning herald., 1878-03-08

The polygamous knaves who govern
Utah have framed an election law which
gives to their own felonious class the
whole control of affairs. Although there
are thousands Of "Gentiles," as they i'm
puden.ly style non-Mormons, in the ter
The Morning herald., 1878-03-08
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01

unberiifidtist gu lafien. = Die aaufution
entbielt feline Gripdbuuns Der Satifan=Sp'
nobe, Der Proclamation bes llnfeblbarfeits-
0o9mas, De8 0ogmas Der uubeledten Gnt.
pfdngniB unb alleI MaBnabmcu beS uertor.
benen BapiteS, auSaenommen bic 8ieberens
leBung Der i6ottiideu 6ierardlie. Die 6anb.
lnngen Oes oeritorbenen Bapites iino pou Der
STRIDE beitdtigt iuorben uno uiht 5u mi.
berrufen, alleln Bapf SEQ i6eint Der Inii1i
su ieir, saB es am Seiten iei, Oie;elben 10 me-
mig, als m0slt9, berporSubeben. 9ur9 ieine
@rnennunq bes &arotnals Oi gietro, eines
Der iitnsiten unS liberalften 8aroindle, gum
Gomerlenso ifeiut Der neue Bapit eie auf ibn
geiebteu 6offuungen i'm 8etrefi elmer oerI6bn'
!lhen Bolitif sesen Die &iuiIbeb6rben Su reat.
fettiqen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
Gmropaii9e Gabelberid)te.
SeutInLano.

SeutidIIano.
Scrlt Il, 50. Otdr5. - Die grltennungen
be8 Grafen Don @utenburg gum Miniiter oes
Snuer1, oe8 6rn. Otapbdd) gum t6auoelsz
minilter, beS 5rn. Sobreht gum 6iuan5mi.
niter uno bes Or. 41enbah gum @ouper4
neur bon g8eitpreuBeu merben offtsiea per>
fiinbtgt.
Grant tn gtont.
81 ON, so. OtdrS. Der YapIt ernpfug
beute ben General 9rant ncbit befen @attin
unb Sobn. 9ater @batarD, Geftor bes ame-
rifanii9en @ollegiums, erpartete ben Gene=
ral i'll Der Salle Der S9msiSergarbe uno be-
aleitete i'm nad BEN @emdfern oeS BapiteS,
lpelder ben Beludler init 2lus5ei6nung enlz
ping.
gonb n i, 80. Uidr5. Cine 9pe3ialz
0epeibe Der yGiues" melbet aus Nont, oas
&aroiual Mtc@lo8fep pabri9einlih am Won-
tage BON bort ua6 Den Ser. Staaten abreilen
miro.
Ga,tffsmad,rtd,tem.
Queen topn, 80. WtGrS. - Die
9ampfer Ontario" BON Bortlano unb Bic
torta" Don Solton fno bier an9efommen.
g2artt aRD 86rie.
2onbon, 80. Oidrs, 1890 0a9m. -
@oniolS "a 11I16 fir @elo uno DO. fir 8rief.
&ereirtigte 5taaten Sbligationen, neue
44zpro3. 1881, ueue 6iinier 1044, 1867er 1913.
Jerp<5 <5erleper Central @pnIols 673.
Barrier 0epeIden notiren fiinfprose sentige
8enten 5u l07 Sranes rs @entimes fir
Sriei.
2oubon, 80. Mdr3, - Silber tuurbe 5u
544d pro lln5e notirt.
Vonbon, 80. NidrS, 2.3O Nabm. -
@oniols 81 9!16 fir @elO nnc DO. fir 8riei.
,soto
1913, 10.40er Coupons 1863.
gtperpooi, 80. Wfdr5, 1890 gtafm.-
8aummolle ftetig. Gilttsliorte Sberldnber
SD; DO. Orleans 65d; Die Serfaufe betrugen
beute 1000 Saaen, eini9lieblid) 500 Sallen
sur Equalization uno gum @rporte. Die
beutige 8auntuoG 3ufupr betrug 1890
8lqen, einihlieBli9 10000 aus glmerlfa.
2iuerpoo /, 80. Wdrs, / gtadm. -
Sropitofie itettg - 0fais 26 Cd. bis 26
Cd. Sd fir neuen gentihten weftliheu unb
% Sd. bis % cd. Sd fir alten DO.
8erpentinipiritus 25 cd, pro @eutner.
2tperpool, 80. Ndr5, 2 nbr 9faAm. -
5duals 81 Cd. Sd pro &entner fir anlerif.
Gnrse SFabeIoepeid,en.
- Garoinal 2uigt Imat 81 Gan Selippc.
s Gorio ifarb am lesten Samftage.
- Bic &ulien baben Die &usfubr bon Sc
trai6e aus ben @egef1oen an oer untereH Oo<
nan perboten; ferner bat ba8 rulitld1e Com.
mtfiarlats Departeneut ben Qafauf BON 10,@
600 3arreu in 8umdnien angeorOnet.
Die GorreiponbenS i'm 8etreff Der euro
paiidlen @onferenS ipurbe an Sanlitage in
9onOon perbffeutlibt. Die 8batiader itins
men men nit Den in ben Depeiden Oer nafioStirten
Yrelle" oer0ffeutlidten Nadridten iiber Die
ualet1anelnngeu Dolfomnen therein uno ct.
ssne''; e oaB Der 8ori6la9 gu @afier puroe,
susli @n9lano hartnadig anf elmer Reuifion
40 saHdeh Sertrags bon San Stefano be-
= safsr Ssdr, Der General Der ssejuiten,
ltsst IN aOm erfranft oarnieoer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01

Sn @incinnati lit mieber elm alter
Pionier, 6 III 8 Cell lfu E, nit Sooe
absegangen. Ser 9eritorbene, in &urbelIen
seboren, fam 1910 mad Imerifa.
Sn Sro port, N.-0., fiuo $500 Selob,
nuns fir bic grareiiuns Ser M5roer bes Dent
ld)en S + ie . | / d s M M, oeiien aeite
man III Der 9eaHbaridJaft bes Srtes geiunben
bat, ausgeiett moroen. Der Sbat perod9tts
ftno tnsrpii9en Sopce umb @nglert.
Sn . mel mn pergtftete itd] Der 4poz
thefergebiilfe Sorman 8roberid nit 8lauldll-
re- IS ifeint, oaB bic 9age ieiner Gltern,
rpeld)e in fnan5ieuer Serlegenheit fil1o unb
tbn eriuhten, ibnen monatli6 @elb su ienben,
ben lungen Wfann in tribe @emiitbsltimmung
periette, tnbem iein Saldr erit fiirslid) perrin
CERT moroen mar. 9luBerbem litt aud Bro
oerld an ben 6olsen ssibls4tlider Nusia,uei=
fuugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
Bic erSie 2GnoRuttcn oes mcusn gsapf.es.-geiue
&saltnug I'm BetrefT oes MufeblbGrfettsz
NpofH03 ttnn fefue QSpffftp Inn tf[nsueinctt

&saltnna i'm BetrefT oes nnfebIbe rsetfgz
Sostaas nno fetne Yoltttetnt 2lussmeinen,
2onoon, 80. Widr5. - Cine Oepelde Der
y&tmeS" aus &Om entbGlt Na6Itebenoes
,0ie in bem @onliitorinm ain lebten Don't
heritage gebaltene 4aofution oeS BapItes qe-
reidt ben Stalieueru sur allQemetnen Sefrie=
bigung. Die @rluahnung Der llnterbriidung
Der Stride tft iehr milo gebalten, uno Der Bapit
legte feine abtht an ben Sag, anItreneunsen
CUR Wieoererlangung Der peltlidem 6erri6aft
III MAIDEN. Die Nllofution legte bclonoeres
@efui1t auf bic 8e5iebungen, rpelfe smiid)el
bem Papite unb ben &arbindleu eriittren loQz
ten, llno erfldrte, oaB oa8 heilige @oaegium
Den BON Roies berufenen, aus 20 Wfitgiieoern
beftebensen Ratb, Inn lbm BET Der 5iegieruna
Ssrael's als @ebiilfen Hno 9fathgeber sur
Seite au iteben, decentralization iol. Gr (osr
Baph) miinid)e, baB ibm bic aarotndle in Der
Shat @ebiilfen uiro 0fitarbeiter letn iollten,
unb oamlt man nid)t glaltbe, baB nr1r bebeu,
tunasloie gSorte BON letnen 2ippen fielen,
mode CT polftdnpiges 8ertrauen auf Die mel
len RatbldlGge Der Garoindle begen uno bofte,
bab ibm bieier 8atb nie feblen merOe. Sdon
bas Gonciliunl 3u Srient babe ben @unih an
ben Sag gelegt, bic 8errpaltuug Der alrd)e ben
8arotndlen 81 iibertragen.
0tes oentet cine Riidfebr su Der alten
gerfaliung Der Gir9e an, unb DIE Grpdbuung
oes @onsiliums BON Srient Id)eint fiherli9
auf etnen @ioerruf Der MaBnabme bes 6flt.
r1eailhen @oneiliuns biuaus3ugeben, mel,
Dies ben Yapft Bin8 TX. ermdhttgte (inoem as
ibn fir uufeblbar erfldrte), bic 8atbidiGge bee
Goaeglums iomohl, ais Die ses @oneiltlms
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
sofaloest@te aus 8afbiastom.
setuen 9erlesaneen erIeaen. - Nus ocnt &C.
rtd1t5iaGle. - 9erhaitlinG eineS gtargIdmz
Der Atebes.

setuen 9erlesaneen erIeaen. - Nus ocnt &C.
rtd1t5SaRte. - SerhaftltttG eineS Isargldn@
Der 9febes.
Us q b biHgt0 n, 81. Uldr3. - Sr. s.
81. Shoru, metder anl 12. bs. i'm ,Smpez
rial.Sotel" burd) oas 3ufdlige @ntla0en fet.
neS @erpcbrs lebenSgefdhrli1 am Sopfe Der
munOet puroe, 1T am Sreitage Den erlttteuen
SerleBuu9en erlegen. 9a 9r. S6orn feline
Serwanbte in bieiem 2anoe bate, 70 muroeu
oeiien iterblidle lleberreite borl1uftq in Der
@ruft Der Sanilic Gauiten beigeieet, bis bic
in 9Gln iebenoen @ltern oes 8erItorbeuen oaS
gSeltere iiber Die Seeroigung beIttmmen mere
ben. 5r. S6orn mar 81 Sabre oft Hno I'M
ter ieinen @oQegen Der pieleu liebenslptroiaen
@tgeni6aften ruegen, Die leiuem &baratter et.
gen tuaren, iebr beliebt. Aeuberunqen, ipel.
DIE Der 8eritorbene mdAreno Ieine8 Qetoens
gemabt baben joG, itellen es nod ilnmer IN
3meifel, OBJ Elm 3ufaa ODER Sslbitmoro b,e
Iataitropbe 6erbctfiibrte.
= Sm BroSeIie Oes 3bo8. @(aytan, rueld,er
angeiduioi9t marO, am 20. 6ebruar mdb
reno zines 98ortlpehieis einen S6mieaerba,
ter gSn. 6orner 9etGotet 3u babeu, murSeu
ON ISgeitage Die 8erbanblungen 9eiAlofleu.
Rt6ter Bplie bemsrfte, eS lei otes elmer ieuer
ieltenen Safe, i'll lrelcben es idner Al euts
ifetocn lei, Oh Der 4rgei9ulOi9te einen Uoro
ooer Gootlflag be9anaen babe, Der 8ibter
benrerfte terner, bdB fir Die @nti6eiouuq in
lolhen 6ragcn elm altes Warpldnoer @eIet
maBgebeno Iei Hnb nerur:heilte auf @runO
oIeles @elese8 unb nit Ritffd)t auf ben bis.
ber unbeiaolteueu Gbaratter oes anaeflaqten
oenlelben sn pier Wonaten GefGngntb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-01
SelesrapDii6e 9epei9e1t.
lSeri1te Der "afocirten Breffe. fiIr ben rDeutdeu
&erreIponoenteu".
9ulanb-pfpefdsn.
9Steoeramfnabnte eer Sbdttafett TIT
oett &oblen8tnbett 6eS Sd1uyL
fSM-SknlpS

8ott sotlle, Ba., 80. Wdr3.- Sdmmt-
lif,e &oblengrn6en in Der Sduplfiq @eaeno
iollen ant Wontage ipieper in getrieb aeiebt
meroen. Die &oblengrdber ipareu i'm Mdrs
nur cine gSo1e bsld)dftigt, mdbreno fie i'm
Tebruar 9dnslid oh1e Arbeit maren, uno aus
bieiem @rnnoe berridt in Der sansen @egenb
9roBe Noth. Die Na6ridt, baB i'm Gprl
100000 Sonnen 8oblen am S6uDlfiG sefor=
bert iperoen lollen, ipirb nit GROCER gefriebt<
snng aufgenomlnen. 2ie ProOuftion Der ans
gegebenen Guantitdt ipiro alle Irbeiter i'm
S6uplfiazSbale etlpa stusi gSofen lang be-
}d)aFtiqeu.
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0ertntid)te Sepefd)en aus Ssetps
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@em=gorf, 81. @drs. = @efern tuur.
ben $3.50, in @OlO naD europa peri9lfft.
- @olo erDffnete geitern III 1913.
- @efern iinb Die 0ampfer yginopbona"
bon Sriitol uno v@ermanic" bon 9lpTpoot
uub beute Die 9arnpfcr y&ornman" BON 8ri=
ftol, yB. GalanO" BON 0totteroam unb yg8er>
Der" Don Sremen bier angefommen.
9ie an9abe, baB iolpobl Die sngldnber
ais bic Ruiien 9ampfer unb Segelfabrseugt
bier su Sanbs anfaufen uno uiele Der 5rpiid)en
bier uno brittid)en 5dfen fabrenber Sampfer
suritdsesogen uno gum 3rausportcienite be-
nust weroen iollen, miro BON ben Asenten Der
transatlantiiden 0anpferllnien i'll abreoe
neitent
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g6ieBaTatrs 9ciegettltd) etner
tdStterSfef nerfffaH

BONG bfeep Tie, N.zy., 80. WfdrS. -
Sin Sarrer, geamenS GOmarb Gbompion,
murbe beute in gSbiteBlain8 gelssentiitb elmer
auf geridttiGe 9lHorbuung erfo1gten Serffei-
gerung BON alderbau @eratbidaften BON Dem
Bolisiiten Smttb our6 eiuen Biitolen6uB in
bic gruft gefdbrli9 pertpuubet. Shon1pIon
bate ben Yolisiiten porber nit einsm Sniippel
euaeartffeu.
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Gin @orreiponbent Sss rStanborb" in Con.
ifantinopsl bstiAtet in elmer bonn 9onntoos
eattrsen 0epeide: SD erfabre aus ber b2ften
9ueae, OaB Der Snitan Dem @roBfiirlien gfi.
folauS mltgeshetlt bat, er niirSe nid1t oeoeu
gn9lanS tdmpfeu, Die SuIien merben 8u.
Igteere am WOntage auf's gteue beieben. Die
SrIten Aaosn etne betrGht!ihe QuQntit6t
Srieg8materiaI auf Der Sniel 9euebos oelGr.
0et." sN'''''
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@i,. ,.,,,,atitrlid,er Water.

rs 9es ting, gS.=&a., 80. Mdrs. - Cine
9S,paannotbat y, an ionDer @leiden ift in Biebmont,
Z: ~ Sa., hefannt 9eiporben. Hatban @1om,
EN- EN- ols1er unbsl6oitener. SO Sabre alter ge.
po9ner lenes Srtes unb Sater smeier Rinoer.
6at : It slne bibide uno aufseiusdfs god,ter e BON
= Sahren, meld)er er bel Orei oerld,ieSsnsn @e' @
le9enbeplt6sH @elpalt ansetbou bat: Mm soYn. mn
tags Nad)mittage mar er NIT isrn,n .r,.s .,ns;
Alnoern allen au 5auie; er Iddte Ieineno TO- 1ss
1abrlgeu Sobn fort nno periud9te, bas unno.
tiirl1d9e Sergeben nod einmal su periihen
Ils oas a.no sStDeritanb leiftete, uuroe es II, IN
Der idlredlibiten gSeiie bon ibm m,Bbanoelt
Qm abenoe ersdblte bas ungliflide fleiue
gSefen Der Wutter oas entietli1e 8erbrether
hires g5aters, uno bieie lieb nah eiaer Bero=
tbung nit Der @roBmutter oes ainoes ben
uumeniben perbaiteu. - Ils bic @e5didote
i'm Srte rudbar luurOe, erbob iid uugebeure
Nufregung; bic 8iirger rotteten fid) 3uianl-
men uno orobten laut, baB ite yiatban @rorp,
luenn fte ihn faiien f6nnteil, aufbangen Mir
ben. Inn elm epndgeridt 81 uerbinbern,
murbe Der @efangene iofort nah ben1 @efang=
niiie oon@umberlano absefiibrt, iuo er ieinsm
Broseiie entgegen iieht.
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Sa1f hG1sb+

Bn eb | o, Col, 30. WEdr5. Ole ySoutbz
BueblO ganf" muroe 1T uergangener NaGt
BON lilasfirten NGitbern erbroden, ipelhe Den
&aliirer S. 81. Sanfs iibcrmdltisten uno i'm
smangen, Die SpinOe su 5fineu. Sie raubten
$4,000 in Gouraut neblt elmer golonen llbr
uno Settle, unD famen ungeit1rt nit tbrem
8aube Dapon. Stan bat fetue Spur bon Oerl
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