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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-11-25

RICHMOND MARKET, Nov. aI.-The market was
fair. Fair to good butter sold at rs to q cents
choice. % 70 30; few tubs of no al "a. Fine new
Prolific, s. cents.
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"Bonoucini to Handel
Cannot hold q candle"

Such cxtravagant living as this made
Handel bankrupt. Handel had per-
sistent character and determination
to complete everything which he at
tempted. Handel's health gave out
and he spent year abroad to recuper-
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
" The undersigned. having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court for the District OF Addison,
commissioners, TO receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against the
estate OF o. w. Pratt, late of Bridport in
in said district deceased. and all claims exhibited
In Offset thereto, hereby give notice that we will
Of the deceased In Bridport the Goth day OF bee
and Goth day Of February next from ! O'Clock
p. m. until O'Clock p. NJ, each Of said days. and
D. lssl,is the time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their claims TO for examina
ton and allowance.
Dated at Bridport. this 18th day OF November,
A. ID. 1881.
IS T. S. .ES.wihE2S.Ms. comrs.
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A. J. Bartholomew of Wallingford,
raised l 900 bushels OF Wurtzel beets
on an acre of land.
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Died..

&DOUGLAs-In Middlebury, Nov. %, Mary II.
Germond. VIE OF j. Barcley Douglas, aged IS
years. N
Brandon papers please copy. N
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MIpDLEBURj, VT, Nov. a1.-Market fair; but
ter brought FRONT 70 TO Is cents. Commo.
brought % 70 % cents. Selections, 80 to IS cts
Eggs0 70 Is cts. Potatoes IS to co.
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TposE woNpERFul CURES

of the Crippled and Deformed. represented In
DIR. ]. r. MANEPs Pictorial Circulars. which have
so astonished the people during the past nine
years are being repeated every Tuesday and
"Wednesday A. n. at l202 Washington ST., Boston.
and los West tist ST., New York, every Saturday
and Monday A. NJ.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
" The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Add.
son, Commissioners, to receive, examine. and ad.
just all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate Of John Goodwin. late OF Bird
port, in said District, deceased, and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purposes Aforesaid, at
the late dwelling house OF said deceased. the 9th
day of November and 10th day Of March next, from
p. m. until O'Clock. p. m, each OF said days,
and that six months from the 18th day of October.
A. ID. 1881, is the time limited by said Court for
said creditors to present their claims to US for ex
animation and allowance.
Dated at Bridport, this 10th day Of Novem-
Der, A. d. 1881.
d. c. BARBOUR. ,co,r,rs
Il. A. WILLIAMS. So"i
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LIVE AGRICULTURAL yEwvEgm.

The Volume OF The Country Gentleman for lsss
will be Largely Increa sed IN Contents by the ad-
dition of . SUFFICIENT number OF pages to meet the
growing demands upon Its space. but tho terms
will co ntinue rs follow. when paid in advance
and an Additional copy for the year free 20 the
sender Of the Club; Ten Copies, go, and an adj.
diuonal copy for tho year nee TO the sender Of
the Club.
sB- Ali New Subscribers for lsss paying In ad.
vance now. will receive the paper weekly. nom
receipt Of remittance 10 January LIST. 1854, with
out charge.
ss-spsc linen. Copies. Free. Address
LUTHER TUCKER . sON, Publisher.
ALBANY, N. Y.
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Established in ls4s, as an advocate of anti
slavery and of reforms in religion and politics,
he Independent at once became a recognized
power through out the country. Its influence has
ever since been constantly growing. As it has
fought against slavery and for cheap postage, so
II will fight against Mormonism, for Ciyil-Ser
vice Reform, and Tor purity in politics. and gen
eral uprightness in all things. Ii employs the
best editorial talent and speaks searlessy on all
subjects. 1t pays for contributed articles and for
editorial services more than double the amount
paid by any other weekly newspaper
II publishes more religious discussions than
the religious reviews, more poetry aud stories
than the popular monthlies. anu gives more in =
formation than an annual cyclopadia. The long
cable DISPATCHES recently published from the
great Methodist Council in London are good
illustration of what The Independent is constant
ly dong. A list OF the most prominent religious
and philosophical writers, poets and story
writers in the copnry rs the list of the contribu
tors Of The Independent. Besides the space set
aside for these writers and for editorials, there
are twenty-five distinct departments, edited by
twenty two specialists, which include Biblical
Research, Sanitary, Legal, Fine Arts, Music
Science, Pebbles, Personalities, Ministerial Reg
lister, Hymn Notes, School and College, Litera-
ture. Religious Intelligence, Missions, Sunday
school. News of the Week. Finance Commerce.
Insurance, Stories, Puzzles, and Agriculture. ss
Pages in all.
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GENERAL NOTES.

Many persons in Washington believe
that concerted action for the purpose of
shooting Guiteau has been effected.
A farmer who has tried it says fur
keys will lay on more fat in two weeks
when confined in a comfortable pen
than they will in four when suffered to
ramble about.
1t is estimated that within ten years
100000 acres of land have gone out of
cultivation in England, that is, have
been turned into grass. AT the present
time in Great Britain beef pays better
than wheat.
A London England dispatch says
Tho ieports of Guiteau's trial excite the
utmost astonishment among English
lawyers that such continued violations
of decency are permitted in court; nor
do Englishmen understand how the
criminal is enabled to communicate
with the public through the newspa-
pers.
Some western scribe has been trying
to assist the Washington press with
sensational yarns. One of his neatest
mind-searchers is the statement that a
party of ladies and gentlemen were
sailing on the Potomac, near Piney
Point, when one of the ladies felt her
hat jerked from her head, and turning
round saw ii in the jaws of shark
The fish was attracted by long ribbon
hanging over the side of the boat, and
luckily took the hat and not the head.
The way in which one of the Williams
brothers, outlaws, was lynched in Du
rand, Wis, last Saturday, was rather
novel. While he was before tho court
along rope was stealthily passed through
n window, and suddenly moose was
slipped over the outlaws head; he was
then snatched out of the window by a
crowd outside before any one. could
intcrfcve. BY the time the officers Ngot
outside they found the mans dead
body hanging to tree.
a novel and amusing race was re-
Gently introduced at the fair held at
Madras, India. 1t was handicap for
call animals bred in the country" and
the competitors included buflaloes, ele-
plants, a goat, ram, emu and elk, be-
sides ponies and horses. The elephants
were as placid as if moving in mar
riage procession, and went over the
course at quick walk. The ram and
the goat, ridcn by small boys, ran well !;
the buflaloes went at a good gallop,
tut the emu would not stir, neither
would the elk. At the end of the race,
however, the elk took fright, and dart
cd down the course at good speed.
Finally, the ram was declared the win
ner, horse coming second, and buf.
falo third.
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The retirement of MIR. Robinson
from the defense in Guiteau's case es-
tablishes an impression that the ques.
ton of malpract &c on the part of the
surgeons who attended President Gar
field will not be pressed that is, If MIR.
Scoville be allowed TO take his own
course. From the beginning of the
trial it has been evident that antago.
nism existed between the two lawyers,
each being placed in an uncomfortable
position by the plans of the other.
But the assassin himself is disagreea-
bic client, and will be likely to enbar-
rass his counsel continually by thrust
ing himself forward on inconycnient
occasions. 1t is not improbable that
he may insist upon tho assumption of
malpractice, as his exclamation, "We
admit the shooting, not the killing" in
dictates. On the whole Mr.. Scoville is
having ralhera hard time of it, but it
must be admitted that his management
has thus far been able and his demean-
or dignided. -[Troy Times.
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" We notice that the disposition to
steal our weekly column of sales of
registered sheep is spreading TO some
of our contemporaries whom we should
hardly suppose would be guilty of it.
Everyone of these papers knows that
we pay a large sum yearly for the re-
port of these sales. The offer has been
made to each of them that wished to
publish the sales to divide the expense
and publish them the same week, but
every one of them has preferred TO steal
them from the Register, and publish
them week late, and in no case do
they ever give this paper credit there
for We think every honest man will
agree with us that it is a contemptibl @
thing to do. We expect nothing better
from the Journal, of this place. and the
Brandon News, but we had supposed
that the editors of the Brandon Union
and the Vergennes Vermonter were hon-
est enough TO give credit, even if they
were not above the stealing. For some
weeks we have discontinued our cX-
changes with the three first named pa
pers, with the result that the two Bran
don papers have looked moro honest,
through not having the copy 10 steal.
The journal, however, continues its
thieving, getting its copy by begging,
borrowing or stealing somebody's copy
of the Register. We are induced 10
speak of this matter in part because we
are desired TO state that some of our
exchanges have interpolated in these
sales others of sheep which are not reg
istered, thereby deceiving their readers
as to the standing of flocks. We regret
to take space 10 mention the subject
but the practices referred TO have dam.
aged us by rendering to a considerable
extent our outlay for the preparation Of
these sales and transfers useless to us.
GUrTEAU SHOT AT.-While Guiteau
was being taken from the court house
to the Jail, Saturday afternoon, a man
on nOrSeDack rOCe up ~ tHe prison van
conveying him and fired into il in quick
succession, neither of which took effect
and rode rapidly away. The assassin
was greatly frightened, but was not
hurt in the least. A drunken "crank,"
named Jones, was arrested as the man
who fired the shots. The policeman
who sat on the van and who went to
the Jail for the purpose of identifying
Jones, declared positively that he was
not the man that fired into it. He says
Jones has a light complexion with a
hardly perceptible mustache, whereas
the man who fired at Guiteau was u
dark, swarthy man, apparently 45 years
old, with very heavy stumpy black
moustache and keen black eye. lie
was cool and sober and the manner in
which he planned and executed his
work, even though he failed, was that
of a clear-headed, determined man
rather than of half-witted crank.
Again the horse he rode was heavy
sorrel with white fore legs, while Jones'
horse has not a white speck upon it.
Jones has been bailed in $4,000.
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NOMM1SSIONERS'N NOTICE.
" The undersigned. having been appointed by
tho Hon. Probate Cdhrt for the District of Addi.
son, commis soners, TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
againstithc estate OF Belinda A.Dana. late of Wey-
bridge, in said district deceased. and;all claims
we will meet for the purposes aforesaid. at the
dwelling of the deceased in Weybridge, on the
from ten O'Clock a. m. until four O'Clock p, I'M.
each OF said days, and that six months from the
2lst day OF Nov, A. ID. 1881. Is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors 10 present their
claims TO us for examination and allowance.
Dated at weybridge this 2lst day of November,
A. ID. 1881. -
G. L. HARRINGTON, (comm,.s
IS ISAAC DRAKE.
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pLAYsi PLAYsi PLAYS, rLAYsi

For Reading Clubs, for Amateur Theatriceis,
Temperance Plays. Drawing Room Plays. Fairy
PlAys, Ethiopian Plays, Guide Books, Speakers,
Colored Fire. Burnt Ooik, Theatrical Face Pre-.
paratons, Jarley's Wax works. Wigs. Boards.
Moustaches, Costumes, Charades, and Paper
scenery. New Catalogues sent free. containing
fuli description and prices. SAMUEL FRENCH
4 SON, 81 y. ltth st., New York.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-25
&ertd)te aus oent SSnncrn SeS



gSte BON berIaub, GiS., psrlautet,
tesab iif) am 0ienltag Nnhmittae Sbomas
SaB eipa 2 Wfeilen obtrhalb Sontb= Brand
ir @eit- -Suginien aui'S SelO, nm etli1e YierOe
einsuiauatn nuS beimSubolen. 0a er uid)t
suriidfebrte, fiellte man gtadforidun9eu au
uno ianb ibn ldlie6lid beuuBtloS NIB NIT
3aihmcttertem Sfdo,l auf eirem 6elbe. gBes
nige Stunben barauf tpar er toOt. Dfan be-
fiirftet, bnB ihm Die Serletungen burdl Grttte
etues Der 8fcrbe bei9ebraht purben. Son Be
itditi9uns mar er 6armer,: uno Gr binterIaBt
cine Srau nebit &inberu.
Die @ommii Gre BON Wa bin9'
toms @ountp tpurben Sur 3ablung elmer
Strafiuume BON 800 nebft 3inien uno 9ea
ridltsfcfen bcrurtheilt, unb Smar fir cine An'
S0bl Stoaie bts 5ru. Ausuius Yoln9r Die
lsttcs Sribiabr tbeils ertrauter, tbeils aIf ets
ner Bride, tpObin iie iid retrtrt batten, iibers
fahreu murbcn. Die gar3e Strabe mar ndma
lid iibeihmemmt, unO trOb aller anSeige bats
ten Die @Omnliiidre nidlt fir abbilie geior9t.
Ter 6rteSensri1tcr bate uripriiuglidl g'9en
0OIgg enti6ieben, bod fieB bas SrCisgertht
in 6ngGstcwn bieies llrtbeil nm unb enti4leS
fir 9OHpg,
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slt.s MttteIa 1tnp slpar,erifa.

banana, 16. gtou. - JiaGridten aus
Yeru frgebsn, baB Blerola Den Saulpf nod
INNER fortiebt, obalctd] ~eiu oollifduOiaer
@tur, unb ieiue Siud|t aus oem 2auOe tdgltdl
erpartct merhen. Gaceres, Dontero uuo du=
bere Niibrer hubsn fidI BON ihm loa9eiust uuo
iino III @aloerpu nuO Der proptlortfen Ge>
eieruna iibrassangen. @ontero beariinOet -
ionrrbor genug - ieiuen Ibfaa BON Eierola
aui Die fiir,lid bonn amerifaaiif1en 9eianOten
Surlbut gemaGte @rfldruns, aus Delter er
Die 5pifuuus id1pft, baB id) Die Ser. Staateu
su @unlien Teru's eiumllfeu nno 9initt9ere
@toirquusen bon. @hilt erlangen rperoen. -
Die dltlsniidlen Seianoten Gltaulirano, gtos
roa uno @OoOp btfinben fid, in 9ina uno be-
,d,dftlgen fld nit Dem ldlpieriesn Broblem,
6ricben nit eiuem 2anbe Su idli zen, oas nod
feine anerfaunte Nsgieruug bat.
Der 9ampfsr rsIbiou," elm fleiues aiiiteus
foblsua, iheittrte am 5. D. 80. nahe Yoint
Rarboceas, uno 50 BON ben 40 MeHlfeu,
ipelhc iid, am Gorb befanocu, famen um's
9sbcn. 6ahrsaia uuO @argo lpuroen aund@
hernb eui 100000 geidldtt. - Die Arbit al
eein Yauomafaual TT felt eem Geoe oes prn.
Slandet luspeucirt
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Sgfano-
See SantSaaunastaa.

gfen= y prf, "a gtopember. - Su aQen
hitiiaen Sirden tpurbe auldbIid bes beutlsen
9antla9unssta9cs @Ottesbianit sehalteu, nno
Gle Sbeatsr gabsn AM Rahnlitta9e Grtra=
SoritellnnSen, tueld,e gut beiutt tuaren. Su
Dell mCih'n &irden tpurSen @olleften fir Die
absetrdnnten in Wlfigan erboben. - Sn
g3rooflpn be9ing man Sen Sag auf dbnlide
&eiie. Senrh 8arb Seeder unb Sqlmage
preeigten Dor iiberfiillten Sauiern. Grfterer
idse beSiigliA Des Proseiies se9en @uiteau,
Der Ylo3sB fomme ibm Dor ME etn &i
Euiidlen e.nem idmahiinllisen 9tt9ter uno els
nem uerriioteu Sasabunoen; es i6eine. als Oh
Elm itmabfnniaer 9ttd]ter ben Serbreter nit
@emult gum gSabuiiuuigen itempcln rpoGe. -
Sulna9e er9ing it6 in elmer 2obrebe auf par=
fcrbene 9toBe aneritauer, bsionbers 2incolu
uno @arfielb.
Dcpei6sn aus 89ilaoelpbia, 8aIbiugton,
@inciuuati, ct. 2ouis uuo allen 9r0Bererl
Stdrten bes 2orDeS ergcbcn, baB Der Gag
allentaalben aHi Die iiblidIe gSeiie begau9ell
muree.
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wermtsd,tet teIearapbt,de gepe,d,en.

Su Ni Niilmaufee, gStsc., haben itt ote
Gisarrsuz 6ablifanteu gu einsm aemeiniameu
Gorpehen 9egen Die @igarrenarbe eis
ter-l II / 0 ucreinigt.
GIN @rpreB5ug, Der borssitern Sornlit=
to9 um II lbr BON Nep=Y YOrf abfuhr, raunte
EGrelt BON ppbs-Bnrt BET Bougbfeepiie gegn
Elm Syelsitud, mOburh bic GOfomotiue ent=
eicilte, Der VOfomotiufitrer Safob Relius lsidlt
balebt purre uuO Elm aufentbalt BON Spei
Stunren eniiiauo.
Seute ofsr Samitaa ertuartet Banter o.
miuator Neephom leiueu Ssridt nb,r
ben Sytuansifaubb Der ,Bacific=R ios
ualbauf" in @Oiion erifatten gu t6unen.
@enn bic ,8nciiic -Sani" i'm StanOe it, Die
Der ,,Gcntralz z9totioualbanf lhniDi9eu $780,
Geo suriid sableu 81 t0unen, 10 mtro 9ettere
nieht reorgoniiirt meroeu.
auf Sobn 0nmonb'S Blantase sn
@elair i'm Sirhipiele Slaqueniiues, Ga. e..
ploouie geiiern Natmiltaa Der Oampffei.
iel i'm 3uderhauie, uno fieben 8ericHeu pur=
ben iGiper neriuunoet.
SeGs 8abnbeoienfete pnrben aes
fern uabe SaDaunah, @u., burd eiueu GU
iammsrfOb smllaen ;~si 6raat,iisen sstostst.
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eofaIsert0te aus sSafbtnstoa.
Scr @brtatanes'id,s Gbefdetounas Sano
tpurrl. ssns pohen saiter nerfforben. -
4It.ioehubeu. Gin EubenffteidJ.

Scr Gbri6taneg'id1e Gbcfd1etoungs Sdno=
purrl. sSm pohen alter oerfprben. -
giGJseboben. - @tn Subenfftetd],
gBaibtpgtOH, "a. KoDember. - 01S
3eueenuelh h6r in betn Gbriitianc9ihen Che
idlei6ungspro3c iuurce geffern fortgSiaet.
Erau @briftiance, bic in Der uOrgsitrlgen gtad9t,
lpie bereitS pon uus beridltet mOroeH, IN elHem
anifeineuSen 8GhniinnSanfale i'm Jtdht9az
mnnos aus ihrer @ohnung rueggelaufen mar,
hattie iidl piseer 10 pslt erholt, opB iie Den Str=
hanolungen beinohnen fOnnte. Srau Gu9en=
besl, Die Niutter Der Srau &hriftiancp, puroe
mieoer in's Serh6r genonlmen. 3pet Srlete,
bic 6rou &hrilIanCp on @iro geidrebeu ba=
ben iOu, purben ibr porgelegt, uno ne lagte,
ole 6anoihrlit iei swar terlent9en threr Godls
tel dh1 ltd, tpf lei ie iiber5eugt, caB ihre God
ter bic @rlefe ni1t geifrieben babe. Die Brieie,
Die tire Sodlter bon 6rn. Gbriiiiancp erhielt,
'eten in qrober g8eiie abgeioBt gerueleu un0
Truu @hrininuc1 tel'm ytlea cerieIuen in
8brGneu ausgabrodlen.
- Seuis muroe i'm Sireau Se8 gtiunbhettss
r1tls Der COB eiuer 102 Sabre G!teH Neaertn,
Jiamtns Saroh Shompion, gemelbet.
- Annie DfillCr, rpobnG1ft IN Ir. 1921
0.Stra6e. nuIee ssftcrn ruegeR 6altens eln's
unotDtrtli6Cu 6auics nebt 3mel weiR'n nHo
smu farblacn 3lrneu psrhaiiet. Oas Qudrtett
mute su 60 SaseE @e'dugn'B perurtheilt.
- S3eaen etnea hnml0'en AngrtHes aut oas
1O.i1briae RfaumGethen Horie Bagne uuree
aefiern Der sSorbise 8Obert WHers bis Bnr 8er.
haunlurs tor ben groEaelhworeusH BEN Se'
iausniiie lbsrpisieu,
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GnropGiid)e Gabelbertdjte.
Sic SISectcebatte int oetitidlen Geid,stage.
Eidlter's aluarifi anf Stsn1drG's SoIitif.-
9STGbstdher <ff1st.J, nor Nehoffc


8erlin, "a. 9touember. - Sr. Shols,
GefrstGr bss 6inanSminiIeriums, lieB gelez
aertlid) Ser helitiqen Siiogetoebatte i'm &eih5z
taqe aie 6inanslage mahreno bes pergangenen
Tisfoliabres 6epiie paiiiren un6 erfldrte, bas
Relultct iei Elm perbdltmBmdBtg giinItiges, inz
oeln Elm lleberi6uB BON 100000 Marf ers
sielt ruorben let. Sn ben neueu 8oranidldseu
mGren bic Seednungen auf cine erpartete,
mGBiee 3unatme in gepiiien Steuereinfiinften
baiirt. Die Uor9eidlageue Grh6hung Der Maz
trifulturbeitrGqe Der etnSelnen Staoteu 81 ben
Gsidsausoabeu tpiiroe bauptddli9 bur6 cine
Steiqerunl BON 100000 Warf in ben Iu5s
eaben fir Die 6eiG)sarmee perllriaft.
Sr. 9tidter belt cine lange 6e6e, in pelher
er sic gan5e Observation-Disclosures Yolitif oeS
Siiriten Gisma1d, ME fie in Der Shronre0e
am erfien Gage Der Sibung auseiuanbergeieet
murbe, beftig an9riff. 4ls er Die Reoe beenoet
botte, paren Die meiten Nitslieoer, melhe Die
abfd!t perliiutet hatteu, iidl on ber Debate gu
betheiliQen, aneeren SiuneS seporoen, ODER
baitsn iidl onlGBlif Der porgriidten Stuuoe
bereits eatiernt. Der Brafibent erfldrte oarauf
Die 8etatte iibsr bic frite 9eilua Der Sioaetz
portage geidloTtn nub bas 6aus pertagte
id, bis Wtortag. Die GppOiition bean=
ipludlt, einen arobcn Eriumpb IN Der hcuti1en
3sbnttc errungen Su habfn; iie bebuuptst,
8idter's pernihienoe Sritif Der fiuansieaeu
uno ,o5iolen Solitlf Der Re9ierung babe eineu
10 mdutiaen ginbrud geaadt, baB fciner Der
gertreter Der 8egiGuug cine 4ntport ia Gez
reitifuit hahe, nnS rub re ibre 3ufluGt gum
plGtliChen S6lufie ter Debate nebncu nuEz
ten. Sin folder &orfau ipu obue geiipiel in
Ger pnrlomentariifen gel4dte OeItibiauo's
oeer &reuBen's ieiu.
9.tte5eu cines herpprraaeroen tuiiiId,sR
8snerGls.
9etersburg, "a. JtOpsmber. - General
Iepofoitidiefi. Der p6hrenb be5 Iesten ru~
nd tiirtiiden 9risasf cine 3citlang Stabsaef
mar, if aeforbeu. g., geb. 1918 III SluSa
i'm @ouotrrenlent aiirsf. Sohu eines point
idlen @eeInnnneS aus Der bsfannteu 6auliiis
llnruh (polu. ,gt."), parD i'm faiierltden
Roqercplps srsoaen, miroe nad abiOlsirung
Der Militar=afaosmie Sffi;ier i'm Geueraliiab
hcs 5. Snanterifcorps, tdmpite i'm Saufaius.
in llgearr une I'm &rimfriege uno muroe 1877
@ernolfabsdef Ger Donnu= Armee, nobel Ell
Iidl iebo4 tftneswe9s ole senialsr Gelsherr bs.
rjdhlte.I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-25
Sic SeluIsen psv G3fer:e.

20n0on, "a. NODCnlber. - DC D2IEieS"
bsmuft II illcm bcNtigeu TEdG5lriiftl: 0d5
Sutlciie sr BiDltc oil GiRer Irrau9eMclJ nit
tm Snhobern ibrcr SblIgatioaen lit 10 9roB,
oof 81 bsiiIhtcn felt, 0lB ilt, I'm 9tuBlqn0'5
Sppo(iItou ga belc,tt9en, tIclcr Jt9dlt gtItatz
lcn miro, Dix 9l.ucdijen III etitdlcu PtoDln1cn
srr 3Qtlung Ger &iR9SsntI.bi0igara em5u.
trciheu. Gitle MaBnahme mir0e fatuih Ell
uer gCbicts abtrtung ajeidfOrnlcu, mo eIOe
crrne, poIitjid)S Hrags aufperieu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-25
@antf tn efneut Ebeater.

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ROM Sheatre" barft beute abeno wahreno Der
Gcrlteaurg cine 0ampfr0bre, uno ir9enb Sc
manb rief r6euer!" 9as SteQter mar NIT Sez
ipd1ern iibcrfiiut, unb etn Yanif entitano, IN
tueIdlem metrsre Barionen Derteet wur6en.
Der MaiGintil @ouarb Bsters babute itdl e.nen
gSea curd Die auisere9te Wtenge mad Der ge'
borfteren R0hre unp Orebte ben Dampf 90,
ruorauf Die 9tuAe ipteber ber9efellt uuO Die
&oriteauug iortgeiett rpurbe. YeterS erlitt
i'll Dem @tprau9e iGmershafte &erlebungea.
&iele oetMDteIn es&beuterS purSen pd5ren0
fpS RnuiFS ,ertriimmprt