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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-12-31

FIRE IN ST JoHNsBURY.- Thursday after
noon the dwelling and barn Of E II. Hovey were
destroyed by fire. The contents of the house
were saved. Loss 81 900; insured for 81 200 in
New York company. The fire originated in the
barn; cause not known. The house was occupied
by George Willoughby, whose wife and two chill
dren were sick at the time.
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WEss4h,EEyy p pr yfSa9s, ESST i.,,,lI 7;

In Probate Court held at Montpelier, In and aid
trict, the 18th day OF December, A. ID. 1873:
W. A. Royce Administrator, with the will ed, Of
the OF Wesley Dodge late OF Barre said district
deceased makes application 10 said Court for license se
OF the real estate Of said deceased situated In
Montpelier in said district to wit About forty
and ntng that the sale thereof necessary for the
Of the debts OF said and the
adminsrat OF his estate whereupon, II Ia ordered BY
said Court that said application be referred TO session
the sh day OF January A. ID 1880, for hearing and de-
thereon ana Is further ordered, that all persons
interested be notified hereof by publication notice said
application and order thereon three weeks successfully in
the Vermont Waterman State Journal Nspaper rub
lshed Montpelier and which ciculaes In the negnbor-
hood those Interested before said time OF hearing thai
they may appear at said time and place, and II they see
cause, object thereto.
1871 IA CHASE, Register.
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PoREET II, wHITTIER's ESTATE.

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In Probate Court held Montpelier. said District
the 18th day OF December, A. ID. 1873;
Susan c. Whittier Executrir Of the estate Of r. Whit
tier, late OF Montpelier In said District deceased
sents her administration account for examination and
allowance and makes application for decree Of distr
button and partition OF the OF said deceased Where
npon, ordered by said Court. that said account and
said application be referred 10 session thereof 70 be
held at the Probate ONCE said Montpelier, the
7h day OF January, A. ID. 1850 for hearing and decson
hereon and further ordered that notice hereof be
given to all Interested by publication Of the
three weeks successfully In the Vermont WatchmAn State
Journal newspaper published at Montpelier previous
aid time appointed for hearing that they appear At
sad and place and show cause, any they may have,
why said account should not be allowed and such dscce
made. BY the Couft.-Attest,
1870 HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
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Deaths.

In Middlesex, December IS, ALVIN RICHARDSON. aged
10 years.
years and months.
In Greensboro October %, Mrs. POLLY RICE aged IS
years and months.
In Greensboro, November u, THOMAS SMITH aged SO
years and months.
In Warren, November 20, RUFUS THAYER aged 70
years, months and 5 days,
In underhnl, December %, LOIS NJ FRENCH, widow of
Levi French, aged 6s years.
In Worcester December "a, Of dphtheria KATIE j..
aged II years; slso December 20. HORACE, aged 4.
years-children Of Mr. and Mrs william II. Kellogg.
In Orange, December q, GEORGE w CAMP, only son
OF Phno o. and Theresa A. Camp, aged is years.
Could tears or prayers have held him here,
He had not passed away
Could love have bound him to the earth,
He had been ours to-day;
But tears and prayers and love vain
The messenger TO stay.
Our Father who, In tender love,
Hath taken from
One whom our weak hearts loved too much,
Regard our fearful prayer;
This loss-such wond' rous gain to him
o give us strength to beari
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JAMES PEABODY's ESTATE.

u COMMISSION EKS' NOTICE.
The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court the District of Washington Commission
receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands
OF all against the estate OF ames Peabody late Of
Mortified, IN said District deceased and all claims exhb
tied In Offset thereto hereby give notice that will meet
for the purposes aforesaid at the residence of MIS- James
Peabody the 18th day of January and 5th day ~ June
next from O'Clock until four O. lock eacl OF rAd
days that from the LIST day OF December,
A. D. s7a is the limited by said Court for said credi
present their claims to for examination and al
owance.
Dated Northheld this 9th day December A. D. 1879
1920 OSCAR MILLER, COMMISSIONED
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nrobafe sWoires.
I'LL COLES ESTATE

II COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate the District OF Washington Commission
receive, examine and adjust AL claims and demands
persons against the estate Of Ell Cole late OF Marsh
field. in said District deceased. and all claims exhibited
in Offset thereto hereby notice that will meet for
purposes aforesaid the late residence Of the said
Cole the third Fridays Of February and June next
from o'clock until three O'Clock each OF said days
months the oath day Of December A. D..
1873 the time limited by said Court for said creditors to
present their claims for examination and allowance.
Dated Marhhed this 27th of December A. d. 1873.
srEPhNN r. HoLLlsTER,l Commissioners
20-22 A., o. WHfTCOMB, S"ni'e'oHe'''
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Weskk Markets.
Live Stock Market.

The following telegraphic report OF the live stock
market at Cambridge and Brighton for the week ending
Tuesday, December 30, 1873;
Cattle. Sheep. Hogs. Calres.
A. market this week. ist1 eill $3.50 q
last week....... SOL 5BII lt,1d 10
=" one year ago.. 2,lib b,25l 1850 81
PRICEs-Ertra fat and heavy premium s6.s07 90;
nst quality. S5506600j second quality, f500525; third
quality O4 IS per 100 ms total weight OF hide allow
and dressed beef few choice single pairs. s725@s750
according % their value as beef Steers. $5OGlO Mich
out calves as be agreed farrow and ordinary s0O
1000; stores, yearlngs, s7;oo@lt;oo two-year-ois,
extra, b@s,.c n Dor Ss.OOG575 N head Spring lambs
5d6kc n. sheared sheep, OtOc NJ Fat hogs, 5ltOOc
s.esc; country iots S@S5.c! Cali skins, i6sic h
Iallow. Sc " NJ country. l@thc. Pelts with wool on
sl6l75 each; country lots, $l0sl.15.
REMARKS.The supp OF cattle was short and the de-
mand did not improve sufficiently TO advance prices II
there any change In rates 1t the Western, which
cost higher out West. and as the supply light few
went at c better tes II being the last market OF the
year dealers were settling up old far they
could. A. Monroe sold thirty steers average AZ
800 lbs, at &C. dressed weight Dow Moulton sold egh
theeyear-o steers to dress So RS at &C. dressed and
cows, TO dress 500 b' at 5Sc b. dressed weight Tn,
movement In sheep and lambs about the as
week The supply light and prices without materia
change. few sold at 6c " n but this lot very I'm,
and fat q. W. Brownell sold ninety lambs average *
bs at SIC; NJ T. Shackett sold eighty-sx sheep anC
lambs, average Is ms, at 5tG " n; other focks
lower prices according TO quality Poultry sGlUc q n.
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FROM THE
PORTLAND (Maine) PRESS.

WONDERFUL CrRs,-Many OF our readers will remember
Miss Mary Maston. who has gone about with
cruches for the last siI years She sustained
Jury to the kneelolni about eight years ago while getting
upon railroad Chronic Inflammation ensued. and
she obliged to beake herself cruches During these
eight years she has been under the abes phys
clans but has been an jrded little relief Four ago
DR. Urann took her in hand and in weeks time
she had thrown away her crutches and enabled to
walk without their aid. Since that time she has been
steadily improving and walks long distances every day
without Inconvenience fatigue 1t wonderful cure
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-12-31

GRoroS.-Mr. and Mrs. Harvey NJ. Gates will
be cat home" on Thursday Tomorrow to re-
ceive their friends, the thirty-fth anniversary
OF their marriage. We trust there will be good
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@arriaaes.

In Greensboro, by Rev. Mr.. stewart GEORGE sIMP-
son and ELLA oiLLlS, both OF Greensboro.
In Norhfeld, December rs, bv Rev. william Z. Hazen
FNANk o; TOWNSEND and EyELEEN BROWN, both
Of Mortified.
In Woodbury., December Is. by Rev. J. d. Bailey
PEARL SPENCER Of Mashneld and LIZZIE THOMAS
Of Woodbury..
In vershlre, December 49, at the parsonage by Rev
George r. Pay, FRANK r.. ROBINSON and ALICE w
BLOOD, both Of vershire
In Norhfeld. December 49, by Rev, william 3. Hazen
CHARLES y. KfNSMAN and EMMA vANDYKE, boil
Of Magng, Province Of Quebec.
In Rochester December 49, the residence OF the bride
parents by Rev =. g. Gnnell, j. W. SAULT Of ST. Aban
and EUNA A. MoSHER Of Rochester.
In Jericho December u.s. at the residence OF Mr.. L.
wilbur by Rev. j. ID, Emerson. CHARLES H. LYMAN o
Jericho and CLARA NJ. DEAN Of Hammonton New Jersey
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FIRE IN WARREs. Last Monday morning the
dwelling-house OF Thomas Pierce in Warren was
totally destroyed by fire. Nearly all Of the fur
niture WAS saved. Loss about 500; no insurance.
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Wew advertisements.
Swallowing
POISON!

Spurts of disgusting mucous from the nostrils
upon the tonsils. watery Eyes Snufes. Buzzing in
the Ears Deafness. Cracking Sensations In the Head,
Intermittent Pains the Eyes, Ftid Breath Nasal
Twang, scabs in the Nostrs and Tickling in the Throat
are
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Inducements for 1850 Only.

tF- Thirteen Numbers Of H,RrER's YOUNG PEOPLE
e be furnished every yearly subscriber to HARPERs
WEEKLY for 1885, or, H,RPER's YousG PEOPLE and
HARPERs WEEKLY riH be sent TO any address for one
year. commencing nth the first number Of HARPER's
wEEKLr for January 1885, on receipt Of $500 for the
teo periodicals.
Remttances should be made by Post-otce Money Order
or Draft, 10 avoid chance Of loss.
Newspapers 10 copy this adrertisenent rtthosf
the express order Of HARPER 4 BROTHERS.
Address HARPER BROTHERS, New York.
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1850.
Harper's Young People.
ILLUSTRATED.

The evils OF sensational literature for the young
well known, and the want Of antidote has long been
felt. This is supplied by HAEPERs YouSG PEOPLE,
beautifully illustrated weekly Journal which ia equally
devoid Of the Objectionable features Of sensational juve-
nile literature and Of that moalizing tone which repels
the youthful reader.
The Volumes OF the YousG PEOPLE begin with the inst
Number, published In November Of each year. When no
time Is mentioned 1t Will be understood that the sub
scriber wishes to commence with the number next after
the receipt OF order.
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Announcement.

MONTPELIER. December 81, 1879.
on and after Jannary lat ssO the business "a hereto
fore carried by +. W Bailey, will he continued by the
undersigned under the firm name Of z. W. Bailey Co,
f. W. BAILEY,
l.. ID. TAFT.
MONTPELIER, January |. 1880.
All parties having unsettled accounts Of any kind due
requested 10 settle the within thirty days at the
office Of L. W. Bailey & Co. -
2O-22 L. W. BAILEY
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Read the Following Testimonials.
FROM THE
OLD COLONY MEMORIAL,

Miss EhNA RICHARD, whose remarkable care by Dr.
Urann Of Boston chroncled last week. arrived home
Friday, and walked from the depot (hreeq Of
mile to the house from which she carried three
before. The Of Miss Richard, who for nine months
had been constant sufferer. and during this
able to walk unattended the and becoming
bad that her life despaed Of had awakened the deep
est sympathy and anxiety OF her friends who overoyed
at the wonderful that has been wrought She
her accustomed the last Sabbath and on wednes
day spent the day at the house OF Mr. Avery OF the
Memorial through whose solicitation she received
treatment OF Dr. urann apparently enjoying herself being
in the best of spirits and full of gratitude for her recovery.
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New Adrerfisements.

NOTICF.-whereas, Addic G. Bohonon, my wife, has
left my bel and board wltho Just alton, this
TO give notice that shall pay debts of her contracting
after this date. ALyAH BOIiONON,
Barre VI, December !, 1879. 1920
4 LIBERATION NOTICE.-Ths II TO certify that
A have this day given my son. JOHN J. SOWLES, his
time dui Ing the Of his minority trade him
self and hold property from and after this date.
II. W. sowLEs.
Barre, VT, May |, 1879. 20-22
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IN OIhEh LOCAllTlhs.
WATERBURY CENTER Both churches observed
Christmas by appropriate exercises by the Sab
bath-school, and Christmas trees.
Observation-Disclosures exercises were held by all
the churches on Wednesday evening, consisting
Of singing and speaking, which were very en-
loyabe,
WLLIAMsrows,-The Congregational church
observed Christmas by a festival, at which two
ladders, loaded with gifts, formed conspicuous
part. The exercises were very interesting, and
the pastor and his family were generously re-
membered.
MIDDLEsEx. Eve was observed at
the church in the village. Wednesday evening,
the oath inst. The exercises consisted Of decla-
nations, Rotations essays, select reading. ETC.,
closing with the distribution OF the gifts from two
fine Christmas trees well laden with gifts for the
young folks, heexercises OF the evening passed
off pleasantly and were highly enjoyed by all
present.
CHELsEA.-There were a number OF Christmas
parties on Thursday evening Perhaps the largest
was at L, X, Hyde's, where about fifty guests as
sembled To witness the distribution OF presents
that we're hung on two trees in one OF the parlors
The gifts were numerous and costly. yet every
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Grp6e Tenersbrnnif.
antre Dame goaess tit SnOiana serfart.

Goutb 8enb, %. april. - 0ie tothos
IiIde Notre Dame 1lniperfitdt nebF pier an
beren 3un, sSnftitut geborisen @ebduben nabe
Soutb 8enb, rpurben beute ourd Seuer Sers
fort. Das @ebdube mar fiinf Stofmerf
bod unb mar nit einen MoniarbsD Dad bes
6edt. Die anberen @ebduoe, ipel6e poaz
itdnbie 3eritDrt murber, tuarer baS Rranfens
baus, bte glItersperlor9unss. s.InitaIt, bic Dlus
fits6alIe nnb bic Spiel Sdlle Der fIetnet Rims
Ser. Der BerIuft pirb ouf 100000 ges
I6dBt. Die 8erft6erirng betrdst $51, 900.
Gin 8erIult on Weni9enleben lit ni6t gu be-
tIaaen, aber Elm Stttbent, glantens Y. 6.
Douebertp erlitt i6were 8erIebun9en, inbem
CT aus einem Seniter in. speiten Stoduerf
iprans. Der 1lripruns oeS SeuerS 1T urbes
fannt; man 9loubt aber, oab es ourh Selbi.
ent3hnbung entItanben 1T. 9ie 2eibbibIiotbef
uon 25, 900 8anber, I'M g8ertbe Don SIC, 900,
II 9ianos unb ionitise mulifaIiI6e Snitrus
mente murben Elm &aGb Der SldmHten. Die
erobe Statue ber Sun9frau Otaria, peI9e
Elm @emidt pom 1000 Yfinb beiab unb oben
auf benz 9om angebroGt mar, fiel bur9 fas
9ad unb inadte forntt fir bic SIamulen Elm
Iei9tes Spiel. Die groben, iinter benz Dd9e
befinoIiden @aijerbebdlter, bic einsisen 26I6s
apparate Der gnitalt, berpielen fi6 ais unSez
ndsenb unb bic Dampfiprise, ipel6e pon bier
ab9ei9idt rpurbe, ntuBte CUR &ettun9 Der uu,s
Iiegenben 8ebdlbe perrpanbt neroen.
Das sSnititut war zines Der Sr0bten bieier
9lrt i'm @eiten. SIS wuroe pon. 0oter
Sorin, benz Sberen bes Oroens Der Brlber
pom beiIisen Ser3en Sefu, sesranbet. Ser
&aiIer Nopoleon mar ein fnarnser Sreunb oeS
Snftituts unb no9te ibm niebrere @ei9ente.
6arunter Elm glodenipieI, ems Der sr0bten ouf
bem Continent 8ater Sorin, ber General
Superior, peI6er auf elmer gteiie mad gus
ropa beeriffen mar, rpuroe IN WontEeal pom
elmer Depei9e einseboIt uno rpiro DerieIbe
| ipfort suriiffebren. Prdlioent GOrbp faSt
bic 4nhalt merbe iofort wieber aufsebeut
merben. Die 8erIi9eruns 1T auf folsenbe
geIelI6aften pertbeilt: Sartforb $4,000,
1lnoerrpriters $4,000, 9ortb Brttiib $4,000,
Qon6on, 2iperpooI unO @lobe $4,000, @ers
man Ameriean $4,000, Smpertal unb gOrtbs
ern $4,000, Commercial Union $4,000,
SprinsfieLb Seuer uno Narine $4,000, Rortb
German $4,000.
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Columbus, Ohio, 0Onneritag, ben l. @tai 1879

cine Duranb'iae SarniIieneisentbam 4feit
3u iein."
gBabrenb bieIer DisculIion fibIen fi9 Die
1lebrisen iebr unbebasIid. Sranf 5eist ieine
8erlesenbeit, 2onSwortbs 9eii9t 1T unera
griinblid, 5rauIein 6arriot 1T nerpos. Sic
n,ibtraut Marien un6 ibrem offenen Geitanbs
niB uber Duranos 8erif. &eine bat bieiem
9eitdnbnib meoer nit Bliden nod Worten
beiseitimn,t. 2onsportb bat oies ebenfalls
ben,erft, obsIei9 er in ieinen @ispnooing perz
tieft f6eint. gs Iiest nod gtlpas binter benz
Spernianser, @trpas beiien gntbeduns beioe
Sbrueitern fiir6ten.
y11nier frar3oiider Sreunb nit Der Senors
fttrante nnb ben tbeatralii6en Wfanieren 1T
offenbar Elm i6paraes S9af, unb iein Grs
ideinen bat Die iinsen Damen eri6reft, /"
benft CT. u9Senn &eine nur often Iein nno
mir Mlles fasen rpoIlte."
9lber &eine iast gti9ts unb ber Gbenb perz
sebt allen Betbeilisten 3iemIi9 lansweilt9,
nit 4usnabn,e Srarfs, Der in Der Nabe Ieis
mes SboIs irnner 9IifIi9 lit. Geine ftnst
unb Die anbern 5pieIen Wbiit, aber Die Mufif
1T meIan9oIii6 lnb bas 8artenipieI Idldfris.
Selbit Srdulein 9arriots CUTE 9aune Ieibet
unter Der aaseneinen Gbipannuns, unb iie
1T frob, ais elf llbr beranfomnt unb fie fi6
perabidieoen fann.
uSaben Sic mir perseben z" Ia9t 2onss
NORTH leiie gu 8eine t,nb rei6t ibr Die Sanb
beim Ibi6ieb, I'D babe Sbnen beute lpebe
sstban, i'd rperoe perlu6en eS ME mieber sl'
tbun."
9lber ct bot 9ieine tiefer peripunbet, oils ct
abnt uno iie 1T ni6t seneiSt, 10 leidt gu uer'
3eiben.
ySerr sonsrportb ift 9i6ter uno @6rifts
teller" erwtbert iie, yer beiist cine sroBe
@inbilbunssfraft ,inb erfinbet obne 3meifel
8teles. IS tit iebo4 faum sere9t mid fir
bic gerirrunsen bieIer ginbiIbuns perantz
,portli6 gu MAIDEN. g8as mid iibrisens be-
trifft 10 itebt es ibm fret gu benfen, mas er
Dieie Intlport befrembet unb reist i'm.
ST erbleidt uno Iabt ibre Sanb fallen.
uOanfe," " iast en- lid ,perbe Don Der siitiz
gen grIaubniB @ebraud ntaden."
gr bate seslaubt iie tper6e nit sSreuoen
ben SelSwets ersreifett ben er ibr barsebo>
ten aaf Oieien fiibnen Irob tpar er ni9t porz
bereitet. 9lber ct muB iid se1teben, ct bat
ite ME 70 i6On sefunben, ais 9erobe in bies
lem Iusenblif oa lie nit ben bunfIen, sornis
gen Ausen gu ibm i6aut unb ibm offenen
Trob bletet. Ut Iadt beinabe laiit tuenn ct
ilber biefe merfwiiroise glrt, bas SerS eines
Wtao6ens gu setpinnen, nadbenft.
Nber 9eraoe, neil Elm anberer Wiann Ieis
men preis bodiddst, i9abt er ibn um 70 b0s
ber unb 1T boppeIt felt enti9lofen, ibn gu ses
tpinnen ilfo iinter benz blauen Sternenbtnl=
mel i9mort er BET allen @6ttern, baB er, ni9t
iener auforinsli9e 5ronsoie, &eine 2anbeIIe
iein nennen tptro.
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Sic iebt mir, Sbrem 8erlobten, oaB Sic mir
poIIitdnbis uertrauen fSnnen."
St benst ii9 ilber ite uno beriibrt ibre
8an9en NIT feinen 2ippen, oonn, ebe fie reben
ober nur aufieben fam, 1T er uerf9wnnoen.
Die Ieiie 2iebfoiuns bat cine unsepobnte
8drtIi5feit in ibr berporserufen, iie fiebt ibm
mad, S6mer1 Rene, Sebniudt ipreden aus
ibren ausen, unb etpas Stdrferes, Tieferes
1T barunter uerborgen. Sic iebt li3 ruieoer,
blaB uno abgeipannt unb bIidt binaus ouf
bic bunfeIperoenbe See nit miiben Ausen,
unb 10 Iist iie tief binein in bic Sousmerna9t.
(Sortiesuns foISt.)
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Mlnrbsattentat auf Gbpin 8natb.
8tpsi g9dife auf ibn absefemert.

CHICAGO, Sa., %. gpril. - 8abrenb
G6ptn 8ootb beute @beno in Btder'8 3beas
ter ben RonoIog i'm Iesten Nfte pon Hi9arb
IL. uortr,s, feuerte Elm Nann BON Der obers
iten @aIlerie aus einen S6uB auf i'm ab.
8ootb bIieb iiBen, aIs SefunOen barauf
pieber Elm S9uB fiel.' Sebt erbob fi3 Bootb
nnb nod bem linfen 5ld9el Der 8lbne f6reis
teno, ruies er nit Dem Singer auf ben Attenz
tdter. 2eBterer purbe iOiort ersriffen unb
obne bic balbiSe SayUii9enfunft Der gSoIBei
batte bas 1u6lifum ibn wabr56eink9 Iebr
libel au9eri9tet. Ser Mann 9ibt on, oab er
Niarf Gran beige, 90 Sabre alt unb Elm DrD
9oobs gierf aus ct. 2ouis lei. st ia9t
bab ct it9 brei Sabre lang auf bic Chat psrs
bereitet babe unoiebr erItaunt lei, oab iie ibm
miBIun9en. Sein einsises 8ebauern III, baB
8ootb ni9t getobtet. Oils 8ranb fur ieine
SanoIunsswetie sibt er an, baB Booth etr.ent
te'ner Sreunoe nnre9t getban ,iiso letf Der
Se't 9aoe ct oelplollen, tgn gu toofen. VI
itanD nilr 80 SnB pom ooot9 enttsfnt ais &c
teherie. an le'ner Perlon Iano maH e esaeH
an an elne Uame tan1ens aaI!s OIr s a9Iells!!en
Srtet Dor, wGt'n er pom le'Her @e1gt lpI'Vb
0oot9 5a erl@!eBen nno an9'oL pap eI SGIOz
renee Sarrett Tar e'nen oeneren S@oulple1er
aus Soof9 9al1e.
@bica9o, "a. GpriL, = Wart Crap uurbe
beute benz 8idter Scmnerfelo auf bic Ans
tlo9e bes S6iebenS nit Der Ibit9t 3u toSten,
uorgetlbrt. Jta9 Der Soenttftttruns nno
elmer fur3en Darltelun9 oer Sbatia9en onr4
Serrn 8ootb erflarte @rap ii9 fur f6uIois.
Ser Gi6ter benertte, es let Elm Slid, bab
Die IntlaSe nt6t auf Usoro laMte, poranf
@rap antuortete: ,S9 rplnidte, iie laltete
TO-" Die Blrgi9oft ipsroe erit auf SIC, 900
an9eieBt; aber aaf bic An8abe oes 9errn
8ootb, oab @rap ben Gnti9lnb auseeipro4er
babe, 8ootb 81 tooten, iobalo er frei fdnte,
wurbe Die 8lrsi9aft auf $4,000 erb0bt.
Iuf bas 8erbre9en itebt eine Strafe uoR
bis IA Sabren 3u9tbaus. Srap periu9te Dor
3Sobren ii9 ielbf oas Seben aa nebn'en. Gr
faufte ieinen 8euolper 9eitern NIT Der ers
tldrten Abi9t Booth tooten 81 uouen.
ct. Qouis. Mo., "a, NpriI. - Rart
@rou NOR hier bts DOR etniosn Tooen Glerf
in bem DrpoooSs Gefdafte BON Scruaos,
8anberpoot unb gornen. gr perLieh Siefes
@eSdaft. neil ihm cine i,odoegutte @ehoLtss
mLaoe ridt berpilIiot 1purbe. Serr 8ornen,
elm iilnoeres MitoIieb Der oe,,anuten Sirra.
foot. Gran fei Elm outer 8erfdufer oerpeSen.
gre ST. mile n;dts iber ibn. mas bic non por i'm,
uerabte 1bat erfldren fOnnte. Oie gIerfs
Der Tirmo isred1en pon linn ais einem itilIen,
Iebr ,uriidbaItenben iunaen Wlann, Der nur
rpenia 8efanntIdoften modbte. St babe
eine 2eibenSdoft fir bic 8lbne oehebt
unb baufio bapon oesprod5en, bas er beobiiGs
tioe, SeIbft SdouipieIer au ruerben. ssrau
NbeIinn. hei reIo1er @rdn boarbete unh sErnu
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1879-05-01

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mad benz &itus Der 8aptiiten porsenonnies
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