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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-02
AND COMMERCE..
The Home and Foreign Mar.
tsYestertiay--Gc
Reports.

EXAMINER OFFICE, December l.
There was fair business reported in
most lines to-day. Receipts continue
unabated, and this market can be re-
lied upon for good stocks all winter.
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New crop citron, Just received by

Fancy new crop Muscatel raisins,
Just received by J. +. MARSHALL
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
New YORK, December Moon
Stocks fairly steady. Money 6 per
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pENcHNc For SOLDIERS,

oENgE1EC For SOLDIERS,
] LisSF1tSC widows. fathers. mo Shsrs or
children. Thousands yet entitled. PEN ions giI en-
Tor loss Of hnger.toe eye or rupture velns
or any Disease Thousands Of pei oners and
soldiers entitled to ISCREAS Sc and h OIJNTY
PATENTS procured for Inventors Soldiers
land warrants procured. bOught and SO L. Soldiers
and heirs apply for your rights at oy &C. s. I'D .
stamps for The Citizen-SOldier /" fi,d p. sion
and Bounty laws. blanks and instrs ctions We
canrefer 20 thousands Of Pensioners and Clients
Address ": W. fitzgerald & C3.P,~ non &
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|bills and Fever, Headache,
Intermittcnt Fever, General D,bility,
BiIiOH- Fever. Iassitule,
typhoid Fever, Nausea,
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CHEAP PETROLEUM.

II what is claimed for the recent dis
coveries of petroleum in Germany is
true, the great illumination will soon
become the cheapest thing on earth.
For some years past the flow
of oil from tho wells in this coun-
try has been largely in excess
of the requirements of commence, and
the great monopolies that have alb
sorbed the business have curtailed the
refining production so as to sustain
combination prices. So long as our
country was the only producer, and
the consumption steadily increasing
all over the world, there was no relief,
but at last the Germans have STRUCK
oil" and our annual exports of Sl0,-
100000 of petroleum TO the Fatherland
will, from present indications, soon be
Topped off
United States Consul Dubois, of
Aix-la-C hapelle, writes that at small
villaGe called Peine, which is situated
about twenty-five miles from the city
Of Hanover, a flowing well OF petro-
leum was discovered about ten days
since that yielded 1850 barrels in 16S
hours, twO-thirds of which is good oil,
and the other third water, with salt
element Of 2 per cent. This product
renders i'll refining 45 per cent of clear
petroleum, which compares favorably
with the best oil from the Pennsyl-
vania region. Six companies are al
ready at work developing, and the ex-
citement is very high. The Germans
have given the region the name of
New Pennsylvania"
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CHALLENGE TO THE STATE.

Fort Worth Advance, 10Th: Much
has been thought, said and written con-
corning the probable number of bales
Of cotton produced in the United
States this year. Galveston. Houston,
and number of other cities in this
state have offered large wagers that the
crop will amount to or exceed 6,000,000
bales. This fact seems to have arous-
ed the pluck Of our cotton men and a
number of them have raised $1,000 and
placed it on deposit at the City Ma
tional bank AZ wager that the crop
will fall short of 100000 bales. They
offer this challenge to any city in the
state, and say they mean business
Now, where is the city that will accept
the challenge, and raise the amount
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kINFUL OFFSPEINGS az SALAGIA !
ID have thcir origin ia Gisordcrrd Liver,
bich, II not -lulaicd Ia time. great suffer
q. MretrMNnmn-- L.. .t-hlh VIII lI-ne.
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entering, TO some eight or ten feet in width
and perhaps twenty feet In length.
| But the darkness was too great to allow of
my exploration, and IL was necessary foi
one of us to return home for candles. These
procured, we made our way into the in
| terror.
There, In one corner was a rough box,
about three feet square. The lumber OF which
| 1t was made was widowed and rotten, so
that we could easily tear IL to pieces with
our hands.
We speedily tore off the damp, rotten
boards, and there was disclosed TO view n
| small iron box whose lid bore the date Of
1868.
Again was one Of us forced to procure a
crow-bar before the box could be burst open,
and then our overloyed eyes were Toasted
with the sight of pohhds of rough, yellow
nuggets, which at sbthe hr-of period had
been washed gathered, and then hidden in
this cavern for safety.
We were rich. Our dreams were realized.
There we were, two ragged, seedy miners,
without credit for a weeks provisions, the
possessors Of wealth sufficient to buy q dozen
such camps as, groceries included.
But with all this treasure, scarce five
minutes In our possession, came the fear and
suspicion of discovery. Until we had made
| its possession secure, we started at every
noise and viewed every distant loiterer with
apprehension.
Not until midnight had we effected the
| removal Of all our treasure to oir cabin.
A careful search Of the interior of the
cavern revealed nothing further.
From motives of prudence, we said moth
ing of our discovery To our neighbors.
We parted with sufficient of our treasure
to relieve us from our financial embarass-
ments, and one fine morning jumped on
the stage with light hearts and a very heavy
carpetsack between us, and babe adieu for.
ever to the scene of SO many trials, d,sap-
pointments, and hard days labor.
And that Is the way became rich IN,
| Golden Era
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cHItpE sNoDKYMs.

| chde snodkyns hath taou uppe hys cane Of pIiee,
Hys Engishhe hattie besydci
| And hycd hym hence to the Avenue,
All on an evcntyde.
| He has given twir OF vandyke twlste
To hys tainte dlsplayo OF downc,
Porte ohucks and Muckyres OF lowe degree
All tremJle atte hys frowne.
All careless he walketh, proof TO singles,
AfuIl half mile or more,
When he is aware Of a nut-brownc mayd
That walkeh on before.
All browne Is her kiftlc and exc her snoode,
And browne the clustering curls;
Full well he knowcth the jaunty gait
or the saucie AnueSe girls.
Righte gladly no seoh the hayden drorpc
tinted billet doux,
Exc tlmorous men haddo seized the chance
The lovely mayd to WOO.
The wrapper OF pynk with hys swecte contents
soone has Childe snodkyns seized,
And he straighte accosteth tho nut. browne mayd,
who iookcth FAR from pleased.
Through her glasses sine glarcd and the hcr
Was filled with sore dlsmayc-
"its horrid papet In Calculus
tried TO throw away
uyrp, s.fg fs, ne,,t,
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An Artist from Ohio.

" Is dls dc Ihrror once 7!
"Yes''
"Are you de edltor?''
''Are you de Teller what writes de 'Perfeshen'
D0in'sf'
"NO.''
"Den who are yer?''
"The usler.'
'What arc Yer givin' usY Is dat sou
The above highly edifying dialogue took place be-
tween yours faithfully and smooth faced ragged
haired individual OF medium Size, who was attired IN
pair OF tight-f fitting breeces which Daniel Mulligau
plaid coat OF uncertain age, and qneer hat.
80 I belong to do perfeshun. ~
~ am delighted to hear It,
''You bet does de statoo clog biz aud double,
up Wild annuder Teller In serciety song and dane o
moonlight lakes squeezn gals, and all dat sort OF
bizness, yer know
''HOw nice -
~ should smile. oh . I'm a corker, / am. You
seen me, ain't yerY ~.
81 regret exceedingly to admit that you are incOr-
rect In your Deductions
"What are yur giyin' me? When catch on i N
goin to give de Mirror an adj. -
''Thanks -
"Jest do me favor, young Teller, and yer car
kids ayin' out ain got no use for 'em. DEFY n
no good except to dip into de Polteks OF der coun-
try
You're right, boss. Give 'em blue blazes I'm
Just from dem parts meself l Went out Wild voda-
Willy gang, AMI dey wouldn't have us nOiow. We
parayzed dem So stih dat dere wasn't life lief IN
'em. De distrck Is worked ter do bone Dere ain
wild long name. Give 'em somethin' like Judas Il
Judas or do Copper fastened Disciple, and dey'
come out den. s'long, boss Come down to Jake
Abere' ranch aud YER II sec me do dis"
And my interesting visitor noseossly glided out OF
the Office with step that Is known as the ''silen
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GEIsT's GRAVE.
ny MATTHEW ARNOLD,


Four years and didst thou stay above
The ground, which hides thee now, but FOUR
And all that life, and all that love,
Were crowded, Geist. into no more'
Only four years those winning ways.
Which make me for thy presence yearn,
Call'd us to pet thee or to praise,
Dear little friend at every turnf
That loving heart, that patient soul,
Had they indeed no longer span,
To run their course, and reach their goal,
And read their homily to MANI
hatiiyuid, melancholy eye,
Prom whose pathetic soul fed springs
sccm'd surgipg tho virgiiian cry
The sense OF tears In mortal things
That stcadfast, mournfui strain, consoicd
ny spirits gloriously gay,
And temper OF heroic mould
what, was four years their whole shot, dayp
Yes, only fourl-and not tho course
OF all the centuries yet to come,
And not the inHnlte resource
or Nature with her countless sum
OF figures, with icf rullnoss vast
OF new creation evermorc,
Can ever quite repeat the past,
Or Just thy little self restore.
Stern law Of every mortal lot.
Which man, proud man, inds hard TO bear,
And builds himself know not what
OF second life know not where.
But thou, when struck thine hour to 60,
On us, who stood Respondent by,
meek last glance Of love did ST throw,
And humbly lay thee down to dic
Yet would we keep the In our heart
Would nS our favorite OH the scene,
Nor lot thee utterly depart
And be as " thou Nc'er had.t been.
And so there rise these lines OF vcree
On lips that rarely form them now;
While to each other we rehearse.
Such ,coys, such arts. such looks, hadst thou
We stroke thy broad brown paws again,
We bid thee to thy vacant chair,
We greet thee bv the window pane,
We hear the scufne on the stair;
We see the Maps Of thy largo ears
Quick raised to ask which way we 60;
Crossing the frozen lake, appears
Thy small black figure on the snow.
Nor to us only art thou dear
Who mourn thee In thine English home;
Thou hast thine absent MASTER tear,
Dropt by the far Australian foam.
Thy memory lasts both here and there,
And thou shalt live as long rs we,
Aud after that-thou dost not care.
In us was all the world to thee.
Yet, fondly Jealous for thy fame,
Even to date beyond our own
We strive to carry down thy name,
by mounded turf and craven stone
We lay thee, close within our reach,
Here, where the grass Is smooth and warm,
Between the holly and the beech,
Where oft we watch'd thy couchant form,
Asleep, yet lending half an ear
To travellers on the Portsmouth road
There choose we thee, o guardian dear,
Mark'd with stone, thy last abode!
Then some, who through this garden pass,
When we too, like myself, are clay,
Shall see thy grave upon the grass
And stop before the stone, and say:-
People toho lived here long ago
Did By this stone, u seems, intend
To name for future times to kno,o
The dachs-hound, Gefst, their little friend
Stunt lacrim,e rerum!
-Fortnfghtly Rerie,c.
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ANA the shadOwsO OF the second night f0und
us as we were in the morning-yes in spirits,
much poorer.
We took our way once more back through
the camp, encountering, on our passage, the
jeers and raillery of a score or two ofinebriated
miners, who considered any man demented
who would go out prospecting on New
Years.
But hope is a very elastic substance, and a
hearty supper on healthy stomach is most
potent reviver of hope.
As we were washing up our scanty array
Of plates, cups, and platters, Tom remarked !:
"We'll put one more day in this wild goose
chase, anyhow.
l was not in the least averse TO this ar
rangement. The proposition Of a week 5
time SO spent would not have been unwel-
| come TO me.
We started out very early the next morning
with no defined planforaction. A few of the
| New Years jewellers of the day preceding
| We're lounging about, but their countenances
were only significant Of broken rest, head
ache, and heaviness OF spirit.
We regained the fascinating spot, looked
around, and hunted eagerly for more mysteri-
GUS marks. The rusty spike was again the
subject of close inspection, but II was close
mouthed and gave no sign.
At last, ON casting my eye upward, l dis
cerned another about eighteen inches from
the first, and directly above it, another and
another, for thirty or forty feet.
So, a ladder. Then this was the solution
of the mystery. called Toms attention to
II. His jacket was of, and in an instant he
was clambering up the ascent
For forty feet he went up without inter
ruption, and finally gained what seemed
from the place where was standing to be a
small shelf.
lie disappeared Tor an instant, but soon
came back shouting "Come up come up
There's cave here"
descended, and sure enough, opening out
ON the shelf was deep rift in the rock
about two feet In width.
We entered. The air was cold and damp
The roof was thiokly covered with the nests
Of swallows built Of mud. II widened, after
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Al our Grand Extraordinary Drd,oings
der the supervision aud cement Of GENERALS
G. 4. BEAuREGARD and JuBAL A. EARLY.
lal6.it
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~
The Value Of u Dogs Rite.

am q peaceabIe man, /" said the Intruder,
graspng his club with both hands, 'but II you don
come down with s7 so damages for my lacerated feel
ings the honbardment Will begin at once, The
afraid the other fellow might exasperate him II he hit
him with club OF that size. The owner OF the dog
also said that he sorry that the dog had bitten the
intruder's son. "Wby " he amt my son." said
the intruder. 'whose son Is he thenY' asked the
astcnished owner OF the dog. 90 lie is the OF "A
friend Of mine who owed me sl7. so, but he is poor
and the only available assets hs has these dog
bites on his body, which no turned over 10 me for
collection.'' ''Wel IN DO blowed. - 'Oh, you
needn't complain; you are getting OH dog cheap
ought 10 make You pay In advance for the next time
that boy Ia going To be bit. N-kI,
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Her Cubs Named,

Five weeks ago the Abyssinian lioness in
Kreutzberg's menagerie at lsudwies. In Bohemia
was safely delivered OF three magnificent cubs, two
male and one female The keeper Of the carnyora n
that establishment the following day, when crowd
OF spectators was gathered round the front OF the lion
ssss cage gave expression to his pride aud eIuaton
the male cubs which he formally besprlnkled with
water, bestowng upon one the name Of Francis and
upon the other that OF Rudolph. ON the ground that
Francis and Rudolph are the Austrian Emperor and
Crown Princes front names, ~ the Imperial State
Prosecutor OF Budwes has Indicted the editor Of the
paper announcing the fact well the keeper he
| oh q red Ina anil
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Apretty Good Roadster.

To settle wager, Hartford man drove
from Cowes's hotel In North Manchester to Burn
hans stable In this city, on Tuesday evening, IN Just
thrty-two minutes. The bet that the horse In
question could not cover the distance In thirty
minutes. was pretty good time for eight and three
quarter miles. The gentleman who lost occupied
seat In the Sleigh but before starting guarded aglns
accident by taking out an accident policy for ont
day. Hartford COurdat.
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No Goad rreachIng.

No man can do good Job of work, preach
good Sermon try u lawsuit well, doctor a patient
on write good article when he feels miserable and
dull. with sluggish brain and unsteady nerves and
none should make the attempt In such y condition
Weh y can pe 80 easi.y anu sneapN removed ~ y
Times.
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All correspondence should be with NJ. A. Dau-
phin as below. In all cases the TICKETS
themselves sent, and nerer circulars Offering GER
tncates anything else instead. Any one proposing
to offer anything else by circular otherwise, his
own behalf OF that Of the Company is a 5wtndier.
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Teras.

= Son eincu, 3use ber Gerpus 8abn
iprans elmer Der Arbeiter, Elm Werifaner
aus Watampros, itrauhelte babel urb
wurbe ii6erfabren unb setSOtet.
Sn Scmer murbe Elm adtbarer
Birser, Wm. Gullpepper, Bon elmer
uubefannten Yerion aus benz Sinterbalt
eridOHen.
= @alpeitOn purbe am 1. Suli bon
einem heftisen @turm nit Sfesen beim-
seiudt Ser Sfesen Ii.l cine Stunbe
lang.
6clsenbe neue gi{enbabn. .@eleu=
fdaften baben ii9 inforporiren laiIen:
Sabine YaB uno 9eraS Nortbern 9iail.
map nit einem aapital ppn 3 Wiilionem
Dollar; Serus 2ouiiiana unb Weitsrn
8ailwap, mt einem @apital bon 5 Dsil<
licnen unb bic Sort Wortb unb Rio @ran<
be &uilmap Company, nit einem aapi=
tai BON So Wiillionen
= Cine eieeutlide Seier tes 4. Suli
fano in 0eu. .SraunfelS nidt fatt. Dcd
SoSen bic Saultinoer inter Qeituua ntebz
rerer ihrer 0ebrer bonn Sdulbauie mad
benz Gcurtbuuie, poielslt bon Serrn $.
Seele bic unabbdnsisfeits Grflaruns
perlefen purbe. Son bier aus iebte lid3
ber Bug wieoer in Bewegung unb mare
f4irte mad ben GOmatquellen. 6ier belt
bic prcteitantiide @emeinbe elm Bifuif
ab. @leidseitis fano elmer @deiben.
fdleBen in Der iogenannten Yoint ltatt,
gu benz iid cine Nn5ubl Sdaten bon
San Nntcnic einsefunoen batten. Die
Staot mar ben Sag iber iebr belebt,
oenn nldt nur BON Can Nntpno batten
fia @afte einseiteut, icnbern aud, aus
Nultin; namentlid aber ,paren bic 6ar<
mer aus Der nmseseno in GROCER s(n3abl
in Der Stabt eridienen.
: Durd bas AbldieBen bon Sire
Srafers" uno anberen IeuerperfsfSr>
perm am 4. Suit purbe Denton, Denton
County, in 8ranb seltedt Yeim as
gang Der Depeide maren idon feds
@ei4aftsbauier in Gide selept umb nod
feline Insiidt porbanben, bes 6euera
5err 5u perben. Der Gerlult 1T arcE
Terlideruns iebr serins.
= am YecDs ioa fid cine ganbe bon
OeSperabOs Der sefibrlidten Sorte su=
iammensefnnoen baben, bic bic @esenb
| Iebr uniider nladt.
Sap 9culo bat bas Snterciie tes
2ruitee's gf. u. Gowbrp BON Der @alpe.
itcn 5pufon unp !Senoerlou gobn fduf.
lid an lid sebradt. Die aftipndrs
wioerieeen iid Der Reiisnaticn Gpmern's
unp molten bic Saae Dor ben @eridter
gum Gustrus brinsen.
= DreiBis Weilen ipeftl6 bon 6cr
Stcdtcn be oer Nubrmann Dolores
NIT ietnen brei Spd Shien bonn Blie ct
| fdlaaen.
- Der beridtiste Desperabo raip'
treibt INNER nod iein 1nmeieu. Gil
BOltiutlder bradte mad Sort Stodtor
bic Nadri6t, baB Der Nicrobubc all
STR. Gbism'S 8andO brei Mdnner se
tSbtet babe.
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Weiaemmcbl!

9fcpal Batent, Ylant's grtra, Cider
mann, eagle Steam unp Beae Du Sac
beim Carload. s.. @renet.
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Fd Idmer3lit ben,ertbar barauf, oenn
eine sebprene @rdfin @alabinoif bewabrt
jelblt in Der due.rfen W'iiere lururieule
@emobnbeiteu, aber i7e ftidt, itopft uao
biirltet niemals; Fl done. oas wdre plebe1
lid!
Gin Musbrud BON &tel rinb Wioert
willen aberHos iein Nntlis. Maman,
iaste er, obne Td BON feineu StuSl 3a
erbeben.
Sbr 3opf fog berum lpie untsr eem
Drut elmer Sprinsfsber.
Maman, futr ct fort, bies elenoe eeten
1T unertrdelid. vogue Ia galere, i'd, netoe
es NIT Ratbarine @idailOwna periu6en.
3um Eeufel aud, i'd tauide mid iebt,
ober Sofia 1T cine Wstterfatne, - Elm
e1ni5hes 2daetn Ipielte IN, ieine eippen,
= wenn W1ila utht meine Trau mno,
70 bstcmme id fe sur @dmdserin; beim
Tan,e tcsp;tirt man uno 1T will'rmmen,
mer weib mas iiir 3useitanoniife einem
@dwager een,adt weroen, menn Der
@beifanbstans lansUeiliS mirb.
@laiira Wtatweewna mar aufSelpruna<
Ell, ibre Nu0en leudteten. Sd unilte,
bae es Dir an Ginliht in, rehten Wfc
ment ni6t feblen miirbe, mein 9ieblinB,
aud bi1t Du INNER elm suter Satn 9cz
weien, faste lie 3drtlit; oann rihtste te
fd itol3 empor, bab aae Sdioen ibrer
9pilette aren berpcrtraten unp fiate nit
@elbifsefabl bin3u:
@abrboftis. oisie Satbarime Utidail.
pmna Tam Ed Slid waniden. benn ab=
ae1eben BON a(lem Nnberen, biit Du Der
@cbn elmer seborenen @rdin @alabincff
unb fe iit nur bic Gnfelin cine, Vrannts
peinpddtere.
(Gortfetuns fOIst,l
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sages : 9seuisfeitem.
& II la II b.

- Gan Transiaeo. Sin Sdwebe
9lamens @. glauilen, melder fur5l!d)
BON Sonclulu bier einsetrOfien 1T, iaste,
baf, nlebrere bunberte Sfanbinapler mel
DE inter einen nit Capt. 2arunse abse=
idlclienen Nrbeitss sGpntrafte rad ben
Sanowid SnIeln tamen, in e:nem Ser
baltnib aebalten merben, bas tbatlddltd
Sclaperci 1T. sic merben in Tartien
untcr Bfansern pertbei(t, leiben BON cll=
matiiden Yerbdltniiien uno tperben un'
ter ber Drobuns bon ,3wanssarbeit 5ur
ltrensen @inbaltuns ibres SontraftS an'
sebalten, pabrenb bic anbere eontrabl=
rense Yartei ben 8ertras, wenisltens
nidt in ieinem @eilte, eriillt. Gluu6ens
Grsablung bat bier cine Gen iaticn errest,
uno es linb mebrere Daittbeilunsen mad
@9mebel unb gforwesen Selanot mor@
ben. UNI baS 8olt ror ben bawaiiI I4en
Nusw anb erunss =Nsenten au marnen.
Muslanb.
SntereGant il bic fclsenbe ceutide
3abels Depeide: Berlin, ben /. Suit.
-Die natipnalsliberale Yurtei bat int
Qnseiidte ber teppritebenben 8eidstass=
pablen elm funtelnaselneues Brcsremm
aufaeltellt. sic min bic breiiabrise Wiz
litarDienfpflidt gu @uniien ber 5pelldbs
risen abidaffen. lInb bas miro ibre
Wablpurcle iein." Wenn bies mabr lift
uno es bat innere Wabrideinlidfeit-
70 iii oaS Tafeltud 5wifden 8ismard
une ben Natiouals ls2iberalen enosiltis
,eri hnitten. Denn eben bieies Telbses
idrei ipu, es, unter bem ber erbitterte
Sanlpf D>r lrsenannten oniliftpericbe
seiabrt urbe. Sener Sanpf in meldem
@eneilt iid bic Treibeit nabm, benz Oft=
nilter Brllisenten bon BismardsS9Snz
bauien mitSutbeilen, bab ct bas &ainss
seiden bes gibbrudS an Der Stirne
TRACE,
- Berlin. Die arantbeit ber Sailez
rim ausuiia nimmt cine bebentlids Wenz
oung.
Mab 1T nit eiuenl Sreunoe bier arretirt
nprben.
paris. Gin @enniaticns= gels=
aramni an ben rSntraniiseant" meloet,
bob Der &rem( in Tlammen ifebt. Das
Beuer loa an brei Stellen sleid3eitis aus
sebrOden, unb bic &aiernen bereits ser=
itSrt iein. @Odefcrt's 3eituus fast bins
gu: Blafate, tpelde bic 3eritSruns BON
sans Wlcsfau anfiinbisten, waren felt
mebreren Tasen an bic Mauern ber
Stabt seldlasen. Sc 9eiBt bic rufiiIden
BebSrben ieien bemabt, bic Nadridt iiter
bas lln9liid gu unterbraden.
= Cine Depeide aus Berlin nelbet;
Die Dresbener YOliSei Bat bic i'm Saupts
quarter bet io5ialiiliiden Partei in 3az
rid ale Ilusidrift berausseseSene &ebe,
welde Der iosialbemOfratiide abgecrbnes
tie Bebel i'm Geidstase iber bic llnfaaz
be iiderunssuOrlase Sehalten bat, perbOz
ten. Sn Dresden unb gflrnbers iinb
5ausi iudunsen sebalten unb swei 9teidS=
tassabgeorbnete perbaftet wcroen. Giner
pber smei anbere NbseOronete, melde elm
sleide8 Sdidial fiirdteten, baben auf
Dampfern YaHase nad smerifu senonlz
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lnohenbiletnbt gIemente, beren lleins Sin.
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CUR 5Srbsruns ibres 0aGs!tums 70 febr
betlrisn. &eine Mutter. peldt pisis Dor
3iisti&e 8ineernabruns ie sebraudt bat,
mShts tsrIslben bti ibrsu fletusu Qisblinsen
enttstrsn. Sc sisbt iibertiss fsin bsTsrss
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aenbe Ututtermil& als Neufaebter's
"Deut hesRtnsermebl," l,"oas 3u
bieiem 3wsde BON ben Msr3ten auf bac
Ndrmite empfoblsn tpiro. Sn aleu@pUtbe>
ten ~ tatsn.