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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-10-20
STATE SPECIALS.
The Freight Cars at Palestine Broken
Into and Robbed by Thieves---Mis.
souri, Pacific Track Laid
Four Miles South OF
HillsbOrO.
A Worm Similar to the Army Worm
are Damaging Grain TO COnsid.
erable Extent In Wise
County.
The Rangers Have Made Nine Arrests
in Karnes, Dewitt and GOliad
Counties.
Fire in San MISUNDERSTANDING $S, 900
Of Property.
Sweeds are Settling in Burnett.
Fire in San MISUNDERSTANDING $S, 900
Of Property.
Sweeds are Settling in Burnett.
Palestine.

Palestine.
Special to the Herald.
PALESTINE, October 1S.-The arrest last
week of Ed. Lewis, colored, brakesman, tor
breaking into freight cars here and stealing
it was thought would break up the system
of robbery around the freight depot which
had been going on some time. Last night
however, Special Officer Scruggs caught
and jailed Monroe Ships, white man,
whom he had watched. breaking the seals OF
fourteen cars and examining their contents,
evidently seeking valuable plunder.
DIR. d. s. III. Smith, treasurer of the In
ternational, few years since .-started a
farm of about six hundred acres on the out.
skirts of Palestine, laying out two hundred
acres in small fruits and vegetables. His
frigerator Transit Company, through their
general, agent, Captain N. p. Tur-
ner, have just closed q lease with
Dr. Smith by which the company
will work the farm, planting the entire six
hundred acres in fruits and vegetables for
the purpose of testing, under careful and
practicable management, the culture of such
produce in this section, and shipping IT di-
rect to the north by their cars. They
claim that they will be able to deposit
in the market at st. Louis, Chicago or
New York, the fruits and vegetables,
as fresh and palatable as when taken from
ingto this fruit-growing section of Texas
if the project succeeds.
The International pay car went down the
Houston division to-day, and will return
and pay all along the San Antonio division
and extension Thursday and Friday.
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Longview.

Special to the Herald.
LoNGvIEw, October 1--we are permitted
to condense the following from a special
report sent to the Longview Democrat: The
most horrible crime ever committed in this
part of Texas was perpetrated last We'd
nesday, near Breckville, by family of ne
groes named White. A family named
Sloan had recently moved into
the neighborhood to pick cot
Hill. A dispute between the Sloans, and a
negro, Lum White, because of an accusation
made by Lum that the Sloon children had
been grabbing peanuts from the hills of
Lum's patch. Lum went to the house of
Sloan on Tuesday, and wanted to whip the
children, but was prevented by Mrs. Sloan
ana her daughter, about fifteen
years of age. For this he swore revenge,
and next morning upon the plea that he
would show her where some fine musca-
dimes were the wife of Lum enticed the girl
to a deep ravine, secluded spot, where
Lum was in waiting. While his wife held
the girl Lum outraged her, and then using
his pocket knife, cut her bowels open both
lengthways and crosswisc, deliberately
cutting off pieces of the
entraiis as they protuded, and
scattered the fragments far and near. He
then cut the girls throat from ear to ear
and left her body. When found at the in
quest the woman confessed to all OF the
Hart, incesed at this cool recital of fendish'
brutality, shot the negro dead. The wife
of Lum and an old negro who lived with
them were started on their way TO Carthage,
but crowd of men met the escort and took
the prisoners and shot them.
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Waco.

Special to the Herald
WACO, October ls.-Kit Hunston, who
was stabbed at Hillsboro, about three
weeks ago, by James Averett, died yester-
day. Averett is in Jail here, and will prob
ably be tried during the present term of the
district court.
is laid four miles south of Hillsboro, and is
expected to reach this place by the 10Th of
November.
1t is currently rumored ON the streets
that an evening paper lis to make its ap-
pearance here early next week.
The case of Williams VS.. Colyer, involving
the title to eleven leagues of land, fourteen
miles north ofthis city, which has been on
trial in the federal court for the past ten
days, resulted in n mistrial The jury fail
ing TO agree after being out four days, were
to-day discharged by Judge Mccormick.
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JOxDOx, October 1s.-Captain Adams, Of
the Dundee whaler, Arctic, has returned from
Davis straits. and says he visited the scene
q the los Of the Erebus. and Terror, Of the
Frnnklin expedition. He found the house
and store of provisions near Franklin mon
ument. and in vretcbed condition. In
Fury and Hetla straits an Esquimaur gHve
him I,erficnlars which appear % dear mp
the fafs q the last survivors II the Franklin
expedition. Amer the loss M the
slirs. seventeen men starred overland.
hoIing 20 rrach Hudson Bsy, and only
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San Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, October 1S.-An examina-
ton this morning into the losses by fire
last night in d. e. A. Oppenheimer's store,
shows it to be fully $1,000, principally from
water. The goods were insured in several
companies for $4,000.
R. H. Neal is on trial to-day. 1t will be
remembered that he is charged with appro-
priating funds belonging to the Bexar
building and loan association.
Sheriffs Mckinney and Rodd arrived
this morning with John House, Bill Jacobs,
Anderson Newman, Jasper Lyons and
George Woods, who are indicted in La Sale
county jointly with the Wright brothers
for the murder Of Dick Mccoy,
at Allito pasture, La Sale county,
on the 10th of May last. They were brought
here tor safe keeping and were arrested in
Karnes, Dewitt and Goliad counties. This
batch makes nine arrests made by the rang
ers on the same charge.
A fine rain to-day.
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Pa1estiDe.

Special TO the Herald.
-PALEsTIHE, October T.-Last Friday,
Henry Prother lay asleep on the Inter
national depot, and negro named Bell
Went through him, relieving him of one
hundred dollars and valuable watch. The
police, yesterday, after a sharp chase and
contest that stirred mp the neighborhood,
arrested the thief and jailed him. The
watch was found but no money.
A. II. Howard, formerly acting paymaster
Of the International 4 Great Northern rail-
road, will hereafter be supplied from rail-
road headquarters with money sufficient to
nav all checks paid out for salaries, etc, by
fhe railroad pay-car in Palestine. This
will abate what has heretofore been a seri-
ous cause for complaint among the EN-
pl0yes because Of the difficulty they eK-
perienced in cashinr their checks.
Cards are issued to-day for the wedding
OF Alexander Ferguson, a vell-knOvn rail-
road emploFe on the international 4 Great
Northern railway, 10 Miss Bessie NAY Rea-
gan. The wedding takes place "Wednesday
morning At ST. Phillips Episcopal church.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YoRK, October Is.-The stock mar
ket opened firm and generally a fraction
higher, but speculation took a downward
run and a decline ranging from II to 3-sper
cent, took place, but recovered, in which
the New York Central was the most promi-
nent. selling of from 13s 3-s 10 l37, Michi-
gan Central fen of from - IL to 50 IA,
Denver a Rio Grande from - is 20 S3 7-s
and Colorado Coal from 81 TO 20. Subse-
quently partial recovery took place, but
the Improvement was quickly lost, and the
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The Yorktown Centennial.

FORTRESS MONROE, October ls.-The
steamer City of Catskill, with Secretary
Blaine and the French and German guests,
arrived in Hamton Roads this morning
from Washington. Tie French minister
and guests were transferred to the frigate
Magician, which got under way, and accom-
panied by her consort, DumOnt Duryilto,
sailed for Yorktown at halfpast eight
Among the passengers on the Catskill are
General Wickham, of Virginia, Mayor
Latrobe and Collector Thomas, of Balti-
moro. A salute was fired from the fort in
honor of Mr.. Blaine's arrival. The Catskill
leaves for Yorktown at ] O'Clock this even
ing.
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IBeIton.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald
BELroN, october Is.-Jesse p. Lowering,
Grand Master I. o. o. f., Of Texas, who is
on a tour Of the lodges and encampments Of
the state, came up on last nights train. He
examined the secret work ofthe order and
lectured to both the lodge and encamp-
ments.
The case Of the state vs.. Harriet Miller,
charged with the robbing Of one Blanken-
ship, at Waco, a few weeks ago Of $50. was
tried to-day and resulted in his acquittal.
The adjusters Of the various insurance
companies interested ~ the last weeks hre
are here investigating the losses.
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Austin.

Sp ,cal to the Herald.
AUSTIN, October. 1S.-The vote as was re-
ported in the HERELD yesterday was Off
oially announced this evening, and Austin
and Galveston were declared elected for the
main and medical departments
constitutional amendment stood as follows
For amendment to article five, 0,149
against, 36,647. For amendment to section
twenty -four, articles; 1898 against. A, SO.
The Governor has determined to raise the
quarantine on the Goth instant at all Texas
ports except Galveston and Indianola.
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Decatur.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
DECATUR, October ls.-At a meeting Of
the citizens, held here yesterday, it was
voted to raise the amount of money neces-
sary TO receive the right Of way through the
county for the Fort Worth & Denver rail-
road. Grading has been begun between
here and Fort Worth, and in all probabili-
months.
The men arrested about a week ago for
cattle stealing have been discharged.
Farmers report a worm, similar to the
army worm, doing great damage to their
grain.
Raining to-day.
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Strongly GarrIsOned.

LIMERICK, October 1s.-The Goth regiment
has arrived here to strengthen the garrison.
The authorities keep the telegraph office
all night for the transmission of military
and police kilograms,
All liquor shops have been ordered to close
doors from o'clock this evening until We'd
nesday morning, in consequence of the ap
prehensions of riot.
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Military Sent to ireland.

LONDON, October 1s.-The twenty-second
regiment embarked for Ireland to-day
The women and non-effectives remain in
England, as if the regiment was ordered
into active service. A proclamation will be
issued in the emorning to all loyal citizens to
remain at home after dark. Further ar
rests are reported after to-day's meeting of
the land league.
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Cotton Brokers and Spinners.

LONDON, October 1s.-Yerterday's con-
ference between the Liverpool cotton
brokers and Manchester spinners' associa-
ton in regard to futures arrived at no de-
cision The suggestions included the
adoption, OF a system of monthly settle
ments, the publication of all sales of ftl-
lures and the making of all contracts with
good ordinary clause instead of low mid
ding clause.
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LaInpasas.

Special to the Herald.
LAMpAsAs, October B.-Quite a norther
blew up about one o'clock this evening, and
it has been getting colder ever since.
Our farmers are all busy planting small
grain. The pecan crop will be much larger
in this county than was anticipated.
Since it has become settled fact about
the Gulf, Colorado G. Santa Fe railroad
coming to Lampasas, there has been
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Tyler.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
TYLER, October 1.-THE commissioners
of appeals decided the following cases to-
day:
Thompson, Morris & Co. VS.. Pine Poin-
dexter, in error; dismissed.
Oliver VS.. Besoille; affirmed.
Howard VS.. Cross; affirmed with a dis
senting opinion by Watts, Judge.
firmed.
Rushing VS.. Chandler; reversed and re.
manded.
vogel, Sand & Long VS.. Anderson; re-
versed and dismissed.
Farmers and Merchants bank VS.. Bay
less; affirmed.
Mulhall VS.. Feller reversed and remand
ed.
Marshall VS.. Crawford; affirmed.
Smith VS.. Warner; affirmed.
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Tamnany and Irving Divide.

New YORK, October 1S.-The Tammany
and Irving hall conference committee met
this afternoon and decided to divide the re-
mainder of the ticket between them, each
taking one judgeship and two aldermen at
large.
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special % he Herhld-
ets AsrOsIO. October IA fire In the
cellar Of Dan A. OpPenheimer's store
house tonight did considerable damage.
both bv Ere and wafer. u is not known
how II originated. but there is t2.O0 in
surance-
Deputy Sheriff Brown, ct I4aredn. With =
posse Of sir poiicernen attempted % arrest-
q convict from Urnlde c0unty this morning
The f.ouvicf arnbrshed himself and fired On
the parfv killing one. The c0nvicf vas
captured after being wounded
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Ship'S Crew Lest.

LONDON, October 1S.-The crew of the
British bark Snowden, before reported as
having foundered off North Sunderland,
were lost. There is no chance for salvage
of the vessel.
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-reclnl - ne herAil-
GsLvETox. October IA man NAMED
John Wilkinson wns run over si Ro-en-
burg Junction this evening and ihs
arn vas severed from he body He uns
brought down - the city by lsfe train -
night aDd conveyed 20 The hospital ~ trsut-
rnerf-
John s;ernrr rss n-r1irnsd t,efo-s ths
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Sexton Declines to Accept His Liberty.

LONDON, October 1S.-It is understood
that Sexton has declined the offer of the
government to release him from imprison-
ment on account of his health, provided he
leaves the country. 1t is not considered
probable that the members of parliament
in Kilmanharn Jail will be detained beyond
three months.
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Burnet.

Special to the Hernld.
BUExE1, Tx, October ls.-Quite n
norther sprung up this evening, which
lowered the mercury few degrees.
A family Of Swedish emigrnnts arrived in
town yesterday and viii settle In the Vi
cinity.
A humber Of our citizens are in Austin
attending the fair.
Deputy Sheriff Conner returned Sunday
night. Unsuccessful, from his search for the
missing sheriff
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recorders court this morning upon th1
charge of swindling the city railroad by
whom he was employed, and bound over TO
the criminal court In the sum Of $500.
Fine rain fell here tonight, and the at
mosphere is much cooler and there is every
thing to indicate the approach of u northern.
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a MississiDDi Homicide.

MEMPHIS, October 1S.-A Vicksburg spe-
cial says: j. A. Robertson, formerly sheriff
of Sharkie county, in q difficulty last night
shot and killed Hugh Carson, master of the
steamer Tributary.
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Waco.


Special % The Herald.
Waco, October 17.-At O'Clock Sunday
morning fire broke out at Whitney in the
rear of Etchison a. Hendricks saloon, which
consumed an entire block Of building g
before it was checked. A hotel, furnit ure
store, billiard saloon, barber shop and
residence composed the block.
81 90, principally in Waco agencies.
Reports from this and adjOing counties
received here I'm the past day
OF two 60 10 show that the
army worms are not confnine their
ravages TO cotton but are entirely destroy
ing wheat and oats In many places.
Colonel A. A. Talmage. snperintendeut
Of the Gould railway system, IL expected
here tomorrow.
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ST. PAUL, October 1.-THE river con-
tinucs to rise rapidly. At Lacross ford it
bids fair to equal that Of last year.
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three Of them survived the journey to the
mouse OF the narrator. One who Is sup
posed 70 have been Lieutenant Crozier died
first; the death Of the others followed.
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he Extent of the Gale.

LONDON, October 1.-THE gale of last Fri
day extended to Paris, Havre, Dieppe and
Calais, and to Germany.
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Galveston.

special 10 the Herald.
GALvEsTOx, October 17.-An article ap-
n1ssreh in the Journal this evening de-
Is cour-e Of the city officials in
Rpns and other places 10
unday without prosecuf-
Ilich Capt Ne Ray,
bad an arm bro
ck-drirer, was
nit and bat
Eted in the
1f the IN
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OYER THE WIRES.

Heavy Flood In IlIineis and Appre.
tensions Of Much More Dam.
age Being Done-.The Mis-.
sissippi River Still
Rising.
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i. Bismard unb @tSdcr. Cine off

gismord unp @tSdcr. Cine pffiz
ciSle 8erliner @rrreippnbens, tpe(de Srn.
StSder besapouirt, madt siel BON li4 re-
ben. @s mirb in berl lelbew mitsetbeilt,
bas StSder mesen ieines Sorsebens auf
lccialem @ebiete oer 0esieruns BON porn=
berein nihts meniser als persona grata
mar; es Iei pielmebr i&On friiber bic Trase
in @rpasuns se5csen moroen, ob oas
Naftreten beflelben mad grlaB tes Srz
cialiffens @eleees itberbaupt nod Su bull
ben lei. 6irit 8ismard babe lc8ar ben
Nusorud entidiebener Wibbiaisuns bes
Nuftretens oes 6errn 5tSder bis an bic
a[lerbSdae Ste(le selansen lafen. IS
iei aber als irrtbinlia erfaunt moroen,
bas @ocialifenz z@eiee sesen 5errn StS<
der in Mnwenouns gu brln9en, neil lelne
ocialepOlitiide 9batisteit entidieoen feline
benz @eieee perfaaenbe 1T, wenn aud bic
Torm ieines 9uftretsns gu 8ebenfen uno
Nuslteuunsen anlaB sebe. gSieoerholt
io(l bann bas Siraenresiment ansesansen
uoroen iein, Der Gsitatiun tes Serrn
StSder ginhalt 5u tbun. Benn bies
plo9er Hlut 9eIWe9eH, 10 let esH5t9 uH1
aQein Der llmtano baran idulo, baB ii1=
mer unb i1nmer tpieber BON berporrasenb
einflubreider StelIe, per nidt wph( 3uwiz
bersebancelt irerben fcnnte, bic 5neifel=
lcs reblide st6iiAt bes 6errn StSder sel>
tenb semadt wurbe. Die be5iisltaen
IcrifeaunSen bes airdenresinentS icllen
iebpd in neuerer 3eit pabin sefabrt baben,
bab Serrn stSfe: mieperbolt erSffuet
muroe, bic Steluns zines 9cfprepisers
lei nit ieinent Iuftreten idwerlid pereinz
bar. Die &esieruns perntSse 5errn
StSder 9eseniiber tein tpirfiameS pisciz
plinarifdeS Wittel 5ur Nnmenpuns su
brinsen, III bieiem Sale tpiroe allein bas
airdenresiment einidreiten fSnnen.
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5err acuis 9srtis, Dor! Carbon,
pa.. isnbet uns fOlssneen Srisf. ben rir
fai wSrtli6 mieesrbrinaen: SD Fann
nidst unterlalIsn Sbnsn bic frStliGe Nit'
tbsiluua uber meine wunberbare 5siluna
Don Mbeumattsaus III MAIDEN. Sd lit!
neml6 felt Sabrtn an Rb.umatismus,
unp ,war In Fo'd,m 9raes, bas i'd ,ti
3slssu eas gttt p'rlai1.n aiht fcnnte. Da
natm Id msine 3uFuht au BEN ct. Sa.
tcts Del. &aum einiee Stunben nah
Der stiiea Aamentuns periparte Id stnen
glahlae n.r 5dmerssn, ia bic Mirtune
erffien mir beInabs punetrtar. Ssbl
tefans itb mid ireesr gang rohl une &C.
fuap nne tDs nenaebcren. besps9en talts
i'd mid csrpF biet, atlen 0eioeneen beu
@.trau6 bes ct. Safobs Ssls au3u'
smpfetlen.
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Sos bette Nytittel
sails G. Qungenlciben.

SuIJeHlrdHl1etten 1tfto I 0
augcmein uorberri9enb unb
9efdbrIi3, bab elm itderes
unS 5uperLdiiiges SeilmitteI
einc @obItbat fir ieben Don
biclent 2cioen gepla9ten
Wcni6cn 1T. Wper'1 &irs
ibenSrui.nlittel( CHERRY
PEcToRAL) lit aIs iol9es
bcfarHt, unS feines ber aus
bernio Bdi!iis angepriefenen
Nittsl uerbient 5as8ertrau.
en Se5 pubI;iun,s 70 febr
lipie oieies. GasieIbe 1T dcs
mild stliammen9eiest aus
ben portreifIi9iten ber MES
bicinii4en @ifieni9aft be<
.
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EeraS.

Nm %. prrbe i'm Genat bic Bin
aufaerufen, cine Steuer fur TreiIhulen
au erbeben. Die Bia beitimu,t. bab cine
Nbpalprem 5teuer pcn 25 @ents fur ie=
ces buubert uno cine Ropffeuer, bic bon
ieeem mdnnlihen Bepohner bes Staates
i'm Sitter pcn 21 bic go Sabren au sablen
1T, fir 6reilhu!en suradSeleSt meroen
io0. geahbem bas Nnencement, anltatt
25 Gents 12I Gents su ieeen. ansen0m
men wprben mar, murbe bic Biu engroIz
frt. = Wattbews trod,te eine Bia elm,
bic @ewerbefteuer far bic i'm 9taate ref
birenoen @elhdItsreileuben onf,ubeben
uno Scott leste cine Bill por, bic Nbpas
loremz 5teuer auF 40 Gents su recus;ren.
- Der gerfauf BON Grcurlicnstdets
an @amifasen bon 6rufpn nab ytem
Orleans i,np pcr,a Nen Srleaus mad,
5pulfcm 1T bic aui Beiteres einsefeut
tpcrhen. 81 aSaa Is
= Sm oospital su @alveicn ilarb Elm
Srdulein Sulliran Nagrause rcu Geunef
fee, na1bem lie Dor, eiuiSeu Wohen nies
oersefcmmen par. Gls iNte leste Stun=
be uahte, tieb Hs eineu ptcmsnenten
Treimaurer an ibr Bett rnIen uno ersatl.
te itm itre @eihi6te, mie Ne pcn eiueu'
Wonne, eer 5reimaurer 1T, perfibrt uno
perficeen murbs. Die Dame ssb orte Ell
ner ausseseibneten Bamilie an.
- Gin Nnaelielter i'm BaIenseshafl
BEN Scr Yflffe in Dallas, Wamens Geo
Teller, tpurbe taou,d, netmunbet, Dag ei
ne Tlinte gu gooen fiel uuc Der lit oa
bu,h entlaoenoe Shub nhof.
| = reber Die Aehtheis oes Eeltan,ent'
bes alten @ei3balies 8ocp, Der ror eini
gen Easen in pcafon ltarp, wirp imme
nod pcr ocm Nrisoenegeridt oerbau
belt. IS ldsint cab Semanp Die San
bes @terbenbeu fabrte, als pieSer ca
angeblihe GeItoment urterseihnete. g.
ifeben in 8erbiuouns biermlt Gntbi(lun
aen beocr, bic mesrsre prcninente Bir
ger fart fcmpron,ittiren ohrften.
Sn gcrRcana muroe Elm TarbiSe
perbaftet. Der in elm ibel berihti9te
6aus einbrah unb eins Der im 6aui
wpbnenben Grauen3immer nctasuhtiete
Sn Ba,stte. Nlrsro, County ent
lief elm I4iiariees Wdohen NIT eineu
20idbrisen Wanue, nm I'D, i'm Snoianer
Ierritorium 'rauen ~ laIien.
Cine Jeusrsbrnnf lerfforte il
Waco bic Baaenfatrit BON paul y. San
bon. Berluit $1,000.
Cine Mn,abl SarbiSer, bic 20
Ranfas 3urid'amen, trafen In 0fuSt cir
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