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KukIux Disorders In Arkansas-Fatal
Storm I'm Observation-Disclosures Mat


NEW ORLEANS, June IA special from
Little Rock, Ark, to the Democrat says ::
"The kukluX have broken out in Perry
county, and are endeavoring TO drive per-
sons from the county by means OF threaten.
enng letters. On Sunday night an attempt
was made 10 burn the town Of Perryvlle
10y setting fire to newspaper Office, but by
the prompt action Of the citizens the flames
were subdued. Bloodsbed Is apprehended,
as the citizens have decided 10 bring the
outlaws to justice at whatever cost. Gov
ernor Churchill says he will have the Neil
Guards (colored), Of Pine Bluff, mustered
into State service; also, other companies OF
colored men which may hereafter be organ
lied"
A special TO the Democrat from Morgan
City, Louisiana, says: "During the thun
der-storm a colored man living about three
miles from here was instantly killed by
lightning while sitting 10 his cottage.
1.-THE first pile for the new bridge across
Berwick bay was driven yesterday. The
bridge will be 1000 feet long, extending
from near Morgan City TO Berwick City. 1t
is to be completed early in the ensuing
wear. A large cOncourse of people assem-
bed TO witness the beginning VI the work"
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Murder aud Suicide In Pennsylvania.

PITTSBURGH, PA, June 7.-WiIIlam Muir
phv, the divorced husband Of Mrs. Newton
McCIaran, visited the home OF that lady, at
Edgewood. near this city, this afternoon,
aud requested an interview. When Mrs.
McCiarau appeared Murphy shot her twice
with a revolver and then blew his own
brains out. Mrs. McCaran may recover.
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FataI0uarreI In Missouri.

FORT SCOTT, KANSAS, June "A special
from Joplin. Mo-, says: "In business
quarrel yesterday at the Theatre Comique
between the proprietor Of the Theatre and
a man named Carney, the latter, together
with a byslander named G. L. Thompson,
was shot and MORALLY wounded, and Frank
Noolard, colored employ &, shot in the leg.
Pecora, the proprietor Of the Theatre, is
4
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yo..,,,ou 70 Arctic Explorers.

SAN Francisco, June THE Caillofnls
Academy OF Sciences gave reception ias:
evening to the officers OF the Arct's reDei
steamer Rodgers, which VIII SUN Aux the
North some day this week.
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o.,n meu,;bI,can Convention.

C,rvrLAND, OHIO, June 7.-Promineht
Republicans OF Ohio are gatner,ns nsn1 ~
senator SHERMAN will be present and make
n sueech.
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FntaI Roller Explosion.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, June THE boiler
of a new elevator at Arkansas City exploded
last night, instantly killing Engineer John
Mccullough aud badly woundng Patrick
Bull, Amos Ramsey. and Jake wallace:
The accident was caused by carelessness OF
the engineer.
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the striking Brewers.

NEW York, June six firms OF brewers
in This city acceded to the demas0s OF their
striking workmea to-day. The employees
Of the firms which still hold ont assert that
The strike Is sure TO be success, as all the
brewers must sooner or later yield.
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women,s Mlssiarary society.

ALTOONA, Pa, Jup.e THE Women,s
Missionary Society cf the General SYNOD OF
the Evangelical I.utberas Church IN IRE
United States pet In convention here 'p,s
morning, With. an attendance from all parts
OF the county.
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An old detective says that the custom OF
smoking on the platforms OF street cars
gives piekpockets just the opportunity tney
want 10 rob the smokers and those VINO are
compelled to push by them. Thus the ioath-
some habit Is not only offensive but Danger
oDS
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Mr.. A. b. Taylor, Of the 81 Ray o. ray
lor Manufacturing Company" Springfield
Mass, is pleased to say: My aunt mis.
PiIlsbury, Of Mount Clair, n. J- whiie
visiting al our house tried ST. Jacobs Oil Ior
rheumatism aud neuralgia aud found iiplne.
diste relief every time. She pronouncea y
the best thing she had ever trled Iof TUG
trouble.
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me fchmond Posf.OnIce.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE commission
OF @. X. Gilmer as postmaster at Richmond,
Va, was signed by the President to-day.
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nh. wbittaker Court Martial.

NEW YORK, June THE Judge Adyo'
cate made the closing argument IN the
Whitaker court-martial to-day. TIE de-
cisiop of the court will be sent TO the sec
rotary of War.
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SAN FRAScTsc0, June 7.-Three men,
named Malone, Hunter, and Landers, were
suhocated 10 death by gas on ibe 4O0-foot
level OF the Andes mine, at Virginia City
Yesterday.
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poRr JEayIs, N. Y, June There were re
heavy frosls last night along the western
division OF the Erie railroad. Much dan a
ace is said to have been done 10 the crops
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LInCnOulk IdonenRtr Tram, NO ~, DaIys
S.oV N
Arrive BurktNlle............. ........ll:SU a. Ne
Train No. Al connects at Burkeyile with Nor
folk Al d Western railroad for farmyilie, Lynch.
burg and all Southwestern points.
Train No. 30 tast mallD stops only at Jetersville,
Salisbury, Charlotte. spartanburg Greenyille, Sen-
eca ToccOa, Lula, ard Gainesville, connecting at
Atlanta for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. 4S Through passenger stops at all sta
lions, connecting al SutherliDs vi Milton and
Sutherlin NarrOw-Gauge railroad Ter Milton; at
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad for
all pOp IN Western North Carolina; at Atlanta
for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. ~ Through pas enger and MALI stops
al all stations, connecting 81 Sulhern's with Milton
anu Suthern Narrow Gauge railroad for Milton:
AZ Atlanta for al points south and Southwest; at
Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, savannah. ana
Florida points.
Trains from the abOve-named points arrive at
Richmond 4:i3 Il. NJ, AIS L. NJ, 1928 \. NJ, and
7P.M -
PULLMhN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 5S-New York and Atlanta vtd
Richmond.
ON Train No. 42-wasbing,on. al Richmond,
and Danvile, and Danyille and Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all points soutn, southeast, and
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No ay-over checks given on local tickets
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
r. NJ. r. TALCoTT. General Manager. myl5
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A New Reservation for the Ute Indians.

LAKE CITY. COL, June AT con-
ference on Saturday last at Los Plnos
Agency between the Ute Commissioner
and Head Chief Sahavonora and his sub
chiefs Shavano, Piah, and Allah. Shavano,
the leading sub-chief, exclaimed loudly,
" There never was treaty made, neither
this one under consideration nor any
other.v and he boldly demanded to know
who signed the treaty. lie was soon
informed that every Indian present had
toned IL. The chiefs were told that they
could select five Utes to accompany the
mission to the new reservation, ana
If they decline 10 DO so the commissioner
yould proceed without them 10 locate their
reservation and remove the agency thereon
Five Utes, including HEAD Chiei Sanavo-
nara. have been selected by Agent Berry,
and ordered to report TO the agency on
"wednesday. Shavano was very DoId I'D MS
talk. He claimed that he ana Onepeta,
Ouray's widow, owned the OhcohpdnsIe
Valley. The chiefs were given 10 uhueI'
stand that steps would be taken 10 success
fnIy accomplish the mission OF the com
missioners. Tue presence OF tne mln'
tary kept the Utes in submission,
and il was very clear that pau
the reinforcements been absent the
IJtes would have refused 10 go 10 the new
reseryation. Agent Berry's influence with
them Dreyented more exciting scenes on
saturday, and they yielded gracefully. after
. manner TO the inevitable. Everything is
"niet At the agency now, and very few H.
d;ans are towering about. They may return
snr smother pow-wow, but IL will be refused.
The lie Indian commissioners have been
here re nearly two weeks. No orders for escort
have as vet been received from washington,
and valuable time is passing away WINE
awaiting such orders.
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Elour.

y1our--We quote Fine, &3@s3.50; extra, s5.s
asS,75; ,uperfne, t3.75Gs4.50; common family,
SssSt6' "a: choice OF patent family, E.oOeess'
sstsnn,on inspection, extra, 1915; superhne, 500
40. 25.
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A Priest Arrested.
Eiectments I'm Ireland.
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, June 7. 1881.
SALBs so shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad
stock at "a, 10 DO. at s31; 10 shares Petersburg
ard Weldon Railroad stock at $50. 60 do. at 3j1;
800 Virginia cOusos at SAY; 1000 Manchester
tax.recevable S's at 05.
EVENING SALEs.-20 shares Norfolk and West.
ern Railroad stock at 64as; 20 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte railroad stock at say: 1000 North Car
DINA Railroad construction 6's at 90; 10 shares
Richmond and AllsRhanY Railroad stock AT 7Oh.
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PEAN STEAMSHIP 4Ffh
II TICKETS. D
GRANITE QUARRIEs.

EOR LEASE OR SALE.
il VERY VALUABLE GRANITE cuARKlEs
On line OF Richwond and Allsghany rSiroad, one
miIe above tue city. o. A. ,jnENsHAw,
my 26-2W 5oo Main street,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS,
Russian Army mud Navy Officers Ar.
rested.

LONDON, June IA dispatch from Ber-
lin 10 the Times says A letter from Russia
states that about thirty army officers, in
Guiding colonel OF the Imperial Guard,
have been arrested during the past month.
Among the naval officers arrested is a rela-
tive Of Procurer-General Mouravieff, who
conducted the pros ecution OF Rousakoff
and other NibiIists who were executed for
completely In the murder OF the Car.
The policy OF prOcrastination reigns SUI
preme at 81. Petersburg.
More Anti-Jewish Rioters Sentenced.
KIEFF, June IA court-martal has sem
fenced three more Of the l,ng!eaders OF the
anti.JewIsh riots here TO twenty, ten, and
six years penal servitude respectively, and
two TO be exiIed TO Siberia. Three have
been sentenced to short terms OF imprison-
| ment.
A Priest Arrested.
LONDON, June lit is reported that Rev.
Mr.. Murphy, priest, OF Schulz, neal Skib-
bereeD, has been arrested under the CO.
ercion act; that there is much consequent
excitement and that some outrages have
been committed.
Ejectmenfs I'm Ireland.
LONDON, June Five wrlts OF eject
ment were served yesterday upon tenants
OF Mr.. Dillon, the father Of Mr.. John Dill
Ion, member OF Parliament.
Death Of n Celebrated viOIinist.
PARIS, June 7.-Henry Vieuxtemps, the
| celebrated Belgian viOlinist, is dead.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, Ac.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, 30.
|DR. q. A. SIMMONS HEPATIC COM.
NEVER FAILS TO CURE.
Vow is the o. ason when the Liver becomes torpid
and refa TO do Its share Of work, and dis
Tres 10 ibe bnhian system Take sIMMUNs HE.
be wen.
n you are dcspoDdeDf, lauguh, without energy or
appetite. you may be sure You are suffering from
nervous debility and nothing VIII do you more good
sps 'G ae 81 S sS9'f nysR
CURE.
FEzALKs whose constitutions have become nm
paired by sedentsry haDits and close eopfnentst 70
domestic daties will hnd SIMMONS HEPATIC
COMPOUND possessed Of intrinsic virtues able al
all times TO TO establish re health sad strength.
sample bottles and packages. 25 cents.
Large bottles, ~ large package. so cents.
BOWIE & NOISE, Sole Props.etors,
Charleston. 4. &.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD 4 co, Richmond,
Va. sp 1871 ,24.2sL 5k9
DURCELL, LADD & CO.,
l. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Agency for Virginia Springs and other Mineral
RICHMOND VA.
RECEIVED DIRECT:
GREFNBRIER WHITE SULPHUR,
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM,
ALLtGHANY, BLUE EIDGE.
BUFFALO LIT HIA, HEALING,
WOLF-TRAP LITHIA.
All the above waters IN bottles except the WOLF
Trap Litha. which is sold At Csc. per galon-pack-
age extra consumers can send their vessels.
Resides these waters we keep constantly on hand
supply of the SARATOGA SPRINGS and other
American waters, and standard European waters.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 7, 1851.
RIM
DIMS! RIMS! RIMS

DIMS! RIMS! RIMS
GOODMAN'S WOOIJ-BENDING FACTORY Is
now preDared 10 furnish BENT RIMS of The finest
Virginia hickory. have given X. l.. WILLIAMS
X co. of this city, the exclusive controi OF these
good; for the cities of Richmond, Norfolk. Peters
burg and Dsuyille, aGd the intervening counties.
a. q. GOODMAN, Proprietor
Referring 10 the above card we inform our friends
and the trade that we have carefully examined Mr..
GOODMAN'S RIMS, and the stock from which he
Is bending. aud find them equal To the best MADE.
We shall carry IN stock full line and request deal
ers to call and examine our prices, or To send !or
s1mple lot, These goods delivered Tree In our
sore which enables us to sell al from IL 10 % per
cent lower than the same goods purchased OF
northern factories. X. l.. WILLIAMS CO.,
1888 Main street.
RICHMOND, June 4, 1881. je 5-deoh3 &w1m
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For WASHINGTON 60

THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
has resumed the old and fayori'e route
BETWEEN QUANTICO AND WASHINGTON.
THE NEW PALACE STEAMER EXCELSIOR
built expressly for this service, win make TWO
TRIPS DAILY except sunday in connection with
trains Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad. leaving Richmond at sig 4. NJ. and
$40 Z. NJ, arriving at Washington at L. III. and
1890 Z. NJ. ....,,,,,,,,
CHARACTERISTICS.
Freedom from dust, view of the beautiful and
historic scenery along the FAMoCs POTOMAC
RIVER, passing In full view OF MOUNT VERNON;
elegantly served meals, grand main saloon, superb
staterooms, delightful bathrooms, hot aud cold
water, aud all the complete appointments OF
strictly first class boat. . . -
Fare from Quantico to Washington Oimited), 81;
Straight ana rOund-triD tickets between Richmond
and WASHINGTON at lowest rates AZ offices Of the
Richmond Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad
and A. W. CARRIERS.
GEORGE MATTINGLY. superintendent.
VI. NJ. WEIGH, Agent 1000 MINI street.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC-JUNE 8, 1881.
Sun rises. ......... 4:42 HIGH TIDE.
sun Sats........... TIA Morning .......... 1892
Moon sets.......... l:42 Evening .......... 1:2l
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 7, 1881.
ARRIVED.
Schooner F.. Arcularius, Montgomery, Rockland,
lime. Werner Moore.
Schooner Commerce, Priest, New York, guanO,
John :. Knox.
Schooner Lizzie Corr, Tell. Kennebec, lee, Rich
mOnd Ice Company.
Schooner Sarah G.. Smith, Banks, Ice, RichmO1d
Ice Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen 4 Co ,
agents.
steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mall, merchandise and passengers, l.. Il. TaiuD.
agent.
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EDUCATIONAL.
DUY YOUR ICE TICKETS
ID FROM
THE RIcEsleSD ICE COMPANY,
AND SAVE
FIVE YER CENT. DISCOUNT.

Five, ten. and twen,y-nye-eent lisksis pnt up In
VI paessyss. rl'n
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ELPHI.A, RICH EEkF1
l. MoND. AND EORFol,K STEAM szszS2z1
RrSI AND TaE East VIZ FALL RIVER
THREE TIMEe A WEER.-up1l further no
ice me steamers OF thii Inc will make trl,Teen'
THURSDAY, aed SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. ana 5I'SDAr, con.
nectiog at Ph1adelphiS. With Clydsf e" Engisnc
L QUICK TisE-PREQUENT DEF INJURIES
LOWEST hates.
JANIS W. MCCARRlCk,
General sout .erl Agent, Kicemond' Va
WILLIAM Y. CLYDE CO.,
General Managers,
noas So. IL s-vfh WhAryes. Philsdelphle.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EACftANOC
RICHMOND, June 7, 1881.
SALES.
CoRN.--White, 1896 bushels very good at 62c.
Mixed. 100 bushels very good at 62c.; 500 bushels
! MEAL.--so bushels coarse Al Gle.
RTACk rEAs.-l6 bushels al SLY.
OATS-SO bushels very good spring Al ooc.
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EOR RFOLK, BALTI-e,+u.,
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAND
INGS ON JAMES RIVER,
OLD POINT, SMITHFiELD,
HAMPTON, AND WASHINGTON, ID. &.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
lcarrvlnQ limited Siaiea NALL

carrying United states mall)
z. G.. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Rich mSnd every TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
and SATURDAYat q A. VI. for above named places I,
connecting at Old Point with the Bay Line san e
afternoon, which arrives az Ola Point at $50 7. NJ.
and ut Baltimore next morning in full time for 8
A. NJ train for Philadelphia, New York and Boston ;
also. with steamer for " ashingOn, ID. {. Return
ing the steamer leaves Norfolk MONDAY, WE'D
NEsDAi. aud FRIDAY al 9 A. NJ, arriving here
about 7. VI.
Fare 10 Norfolk ly...............,,......f1 50
fare round tfip 2 so
Fare 10 Baltimore. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Fare to Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
rare 10 New 1Ofk..ss...'..s...s.. ~ "
Limited tickets 10 Washington, ID. c.. az return
Ufd Ud Point, Potomac Steamboat Company and
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
So.
Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel and at
CARRIERS Agency, 1000 Main street Baggage
checked through.
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Low RATES TO CHURCH, MILL
TARY. AND OTHER tXCURSiONSPO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, &C.
FREIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Smthheld, and Hampton; Washington, D. c.,
Newberne, Washington, ano Tarboro', NJ C., an d
all points In Eastern North Carolna also, for East
ern shore of Virginia, Old Point and all regular
landing. on James river, 1t LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. L. u. TATUM,
&c Superintendent.
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NEW YORK COTTON Fl-TuREs.

NEW YORK, June 7.-Cotton-Net receipts.
Al 0 bales gross 063 bales: futures clos Ell blrey
steady; sales, 1O4 600 bales; June, SlI.I2M
s11.13: July. sll.l6@sll.l7; August, slI.25
@sIl.26; September, sl0.7s; October, s1O.3S@
siO.2O@slO 81 January, slO.3OMtI @ 81: Fen
ruary. &10.42@sl044; March, S1O.54@SlO.56.
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MARINE lNyELLIGENCL.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JuxE 8, 1881.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-05-29
Sur ebaratteriRif bes 6,

CUR @barafteriitif bes Ges
remDnie Der @binefen. - &ein
GpIf Der @rbe 1T 10 ceremonieniI9tig ais
bic Gbineien. @ibt es bod bel ibnen fir
ieDe unbeDeutenbe 5anolung setpiiie @eleBe
unb 8prIdriften, tpelhe man bepba1ten
muB. Der seieaise llmsans lit nit Gere,
iuonien uberlaoen unb baS Stuoium beI
S9riften tpelae Die porgeIbriebenen
9Ofli6feitsbeseisunsen ntb seiebIi9en
Dtanieren entbaIten, 1T cine Der eriten ilno
beilisiten 8flidten zines @bmelen, tpeIher
auf Silbuns Nnipru9 ntaht. 8eaesnen
ii6 i'm 8ei6e Der Mitte geriDnen BON gIeiz
dem Stanoe unb Ganse, 10 miiiien iie bic
linfe Sano suIammenbalIen, Die fIa6e
8ebt ilber oieieIbe Iesen, iib niebsrbpdsn
ilno in bieIer Stequns elm fpenis buden,
pann bic odabe in bic S6be beben unb nit
beutli6er Gimme rnfen: ,!S a, 3 a! !"
b. B. gut, gut au6 ippbl sc in, fin!"
nit tpeIden NuSbriifen iie iih einanoer
Slid ipiiniben. Sino bic Berlpnen,
tpeI9e einanoer beseguen ungleihen
Stanoes, 10 mub bic 0erbeuguna oes Gjez
rinseren nerbdItnibmabis un 70 tiefer Ieiu.
ie pornebmer Der 9lnbere 1T. 8or benz
8aiier unb oem oberiten Manoarinen n,us
man Ipsar auf bic Gniee fallen unb nit Ser
Stirn Die @roe beribren. Cine ginIa=
buns su einent @uitmabl ntub brcimuI
1briftiih tpieberbplt tperpen man Shreibt
ndmlit am Ia9e Dor benz @aftmabIe, am
DiDr9en oes JeIteS ,lnb mod einn,aI cine
Stunbe nor bem Deginns Der MobIaeit.
Desslei6en nub einem beabTdtiaten Be-
iu6e cine Yiiitenfarte pprangelAldt iperz
ben, Die aus einem nit BIunlen bemaIten
uno NIT bodtrabenben 96fliGfeitserfld.
rlln9en bel6riebenen DOgen Bapier be{tebt.
Beim Gintritt in bic Iblrc irerbsn ,llae
sdbIise &pmplinisnte 9einadty ssseber min
benz Mnberen bic Gbre beg Bortritts Ia{s
fen. Wdbrenb bes BsIudes f;nb bein,
GiIen unp Srinfen beim Noud5en. nnS
ipe3iea ipenn man bic IbeetaiYe embfdnot.
nnsabIise gerbensun8en lsnb f6(Ii1 = lTaSs
brtlde ju bsctadten, peId1e 4 r1l4Sn
ni&t unsesbleibsn otsf6us
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2et(e(kis5en aus oem
Siioe,1.
VI.

Der SabrpIan ber Georgia unb Sitb=
farplina z@tIenbabnen LaBt nGuIi5 cine
ununterbro6ene 8erbinbuns (through-
train) NIT Cincinnati aus unb 8ier 1T
Elm @etrdnf, tpeI6es &atteIn unb 6ibe
ni9t pertrdgt. Sin antpeIenber Spas.
ro9el bebauptete stpar, man babe 6as
Ginnctnnati Ster ietner betdubenSen 9Sir=
fun9en tpegen, bon Spffelsfbrnern ber=
rubreno, aitfgegeben unb bic Launtge Dis
fulton bieies Sbema's trus ni6t tpeuig
3ur 0eiterfett Bel. Dtan fam suIebt su
Der 8eritdnbisuns, baB, tpenn Elm 3upieI
beS Cincinnati 6etranfes SaS 8ebirn
affiaire, baS GbarIeitpn Gebrdu ben 8prz
suS perbiene, Die 9ieren nit 8eI9las s,t
beIe9en.
@inise Gage ipater bate i'd bic ssreube,
3euse eineS anberen sermaniIden 3uses
Der 8epOIferunS Gbarleitpn's gu fem.
Das jdbrIibe S6iibenfeit ipurbe sefeiert
in DEM ipsenannten S9iibenparf, elmer
eroBen ihDnen 9lnIaee, fpeI6e BRET Diei=
len bon Der Stabt, am NIbIepsSIu1le se=
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