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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-The President sent
the following nominations 10 the senate to-day;
John f. Olmstead of the District Of Columbia, TO be
Comm, sIoner Of the District of Columbia
Ordnance Observation-Disclosures Colonel Thomas O..
Baylor to be Colonel; Major Alfred MOrdeca TO De
Lieutenant Co Onel captain Frank H. Phlpp5. 10 De- Ma
ior; First Lieutenant James Rockwell 10 be captain
ArtiicrB-Second Lieutenant FRANK L. HooD' "a
Arnlely. To he First Lieutenant.
P0stndScTS-Edgar ;. Hill, Webster, Mass, Horace
Dudd. B OOmtcld, ~ j. /; Thomas A. Medtord, CAN
Becnm Ripley, ONO; ThaddeGs W. FAncher. Lorain,
ONO Dorsey c. address, Mrndota, ILL.,, Bernard Gold
rick BdrosOwn, KY: julius Ropes lstpcmlng, Micn. !;
William HerDeck, Holland, Mca.; john PickerI, sL,
CnaGles Nnu.; Hamilton H. Crcnshaw, Marengo, Iowa;
: w. NcLdery, Alton, Iowa; Thomas L. Hoffman.
Fairfield, iowa Lutncr r. Palmer ~ Marys, kans.'
lhOnIhs Mein Neyada civ, Cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
GENERAL CANADIAN NEWS.

MONTREAL, Dec. 1S.-A collision yesterday
,.,reen two freight trains the Graud Trunk Rail-
way near st. AIMS wrecked two locomotives and M
teen cars Tie damage Is estimated at $4,000 Inc
train hands escaped injury
The City Council tonight resolved to give the remains
Of Sir Hugh Allan a public funeral o,,
that the OPP sition meeting or the Brsp Assoc
alton for tue Advancement of science III MOheai III
1854 /. still manifested. compromise "herooy ueP
utstiOn will visit Canada Is proposed
LIsLEr QUE Dec. ia fire broke out tonight IN the
hnnse n IrIes Gasgrain. child three years old was
burned TO DEATH aud a named PiOte Is reported 70
nave been killed by falling from the ROOT ine mousse
has been destroyed, and the hre ls hOW sPreaulhe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
DISASTERS TO VESSELS.

LONDON, Dec. 1s.-A heavy gale is blowing
in Eastern Scotland vessel has been wrecked on the
coast OF Kincardlneshire. The were lost.
The Norwegian bark Traveller Captain ToIresen, at
Liverpool from ST. John, ~ b., landed two hshernen be-
longing in Massachusetts. who picked up off Cape
Sable having been lost in fog.
sT JOIN's, ". f.. Dec. 1S-rhe steamer Colina from
Glasgow Baltimore put in here yesterday afternoon
for repairs. ON Thursday she experienced heavy gale
she sAnpbed tremendous sea, carrying away lhree
boas damaging fOurtn, starting sixty leet OF hcr iron
bulwarks, destroying tGe englue.rO0m skyhght abu
sweeping the decks The ship is deeply laden WIN pig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19

made the ground for keeping ones In SO 700 u
part OF the compensation received for public services
must be contributed for political purposes 1t ~ easy 70
that an increase Of compensation may be rrqneu 70
provide the means TO make the Contribution ana thie
In this way the Government itself may bs made 70 IuI
nAh indirectly tho money defray the expenses ol
keeping the political party In power that hnppens
have for the time being the control OF the public PATRON
age. -,
We deem IL unnecessary TO pursue the subject furtner.
In our opinion the statute under which the pelltloncr
was convicted Is constitutional. We think the commit
nent I'm this lawful ana the petitioner is coe
queny remanded the custody or the Marshal ior the
Southern District of New-YOrk.
Justice Bradley disseuted from the opinion.
For OAer Supreme Court Decisions see second Page,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-A reQuisition arrived
here to-day from Governor Blackburn OF Kentucky ior
General Nathan W. Fitzgerald well known here as
pension and claim agent. and known In New-hork
principally through his libel suits against newspapers
which have published articles about him. Ihe requ's
tion was made on n charge by william Gnn, OF Kenton
County, that on September 25 1873 Fitzgerald. forged
the atlantis name on the back of note for Sl02 Chei
Justice Cartier ordered warrant TO issue ana u was
served Mr. FITZGERALD gave his personal recognizanee
fer his appearance fore the ChieJustce TOMORROW
Fitzgerald says hc has been In NewlOrR SINCE lho
war and know = nothing about thc transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.

WASHINGTON, Dec. lS.-ln the Senate to-
day Mr. Sherman, the Committee on Finance, re.
ported substitute for the House bill providing for the
eltry of distilled spirits in distlery warehouse The
substitute provides that under certain specified con
dtons the time within which the distilled spirits mere
tofore entered required TO be withdrawn pursuant 10
the conditions OF any bond taken upon their
entry shall be extended for two years from the limit
fixed in the bond minority report was submitted from
the Joint Select Committee American shipping The
Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation bill was re
ported, with amendments Mr.. Lapbam introduced
bill increase the pay Of army chaplaiDs The House
bin 10 amend the repeal discriminating duties on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
THE BANKRUPTCY BILL REPORTED.
INV rprpcp.pu To T,tR TRIBIINEl

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S.-The Judiciary Committee
of the Senate finished the consideration of the Bank
ruptcy bill this morning. and unanimously con-
eented that Mr.. Hoar might report IL, which he did
tins afternoon Itis understood, however that Sen
ators Garland and ingalls, will oppose its passage.
The bill reported is the Lowell bill. with a few
amendments which do not change its essential
features The friends Of the bill say that
several Senators who were opposed TO the passage
Of any Bankruptcy bill last week, have changed
their minds and will now vote for It,. The oppo-
bens OF the measure say there is no chance OF ITS
passage Senator Hoar intendsto call 1t up imme-
dlateiy after the Civil Service bill is disposed Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
DISASTROUS BOILER EXPLOSION.

CINCINYATI, Dec. 1S.-Ths afternoon boiler
burst at the Globe rolling mill in West Frontst tniS
city. Thomas MaOy killed outright, H. HarSraYe
was fatally Injured aud Dennis Lobby. John Coseilo,
lanes RYAN John IL an Louis HaTgrave Thomas hfly
and James Buchanan seriously injured. SEVERN
unknown were also seriously injured Ihsptcssor
FeLren ueh satcs that the boiler had been cracked
long lime but as the crack from the inside could
be detected He aso that II the 00ler bad oeeh
heavier the accident would not have occurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
,IAyD GRANT IN A NEW TERRITORY

OTTAWA, Dec. 1S.-The country lying be-
tween the western limits OF Manitoba and the eastern
boundary OF British Columbia has been divided h'o iour
tcrrtoral divisions named AssiniDoia Saskatchewan,
Alberta and Athabaska New post offices have been
established and regulations for the direction or mail
mnter to those districts published in the official Gu
scttc. - ., oao ooo
acres OF land adjoining the Prince Abers enent on
rue s. skatche van RIVER Northwest lerritory 10 tne
Ind aud colonization Company, OF Canada organized
by the Rev. A j. Bray, OF Montreal. Inc company
has a can't nj of 50 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
EARL SPENCER To RESIGN HIS OFFICE.

DUBLIN, Dec. 1S.-The Erening Nail says it
believes there Is little doubt that Earl Spencer VIII
resign the Lord Lcucnancy when affairs In Ireland are
I'm more satisfactory condition. Lord Rosebory, 1t
Baya, will nrlb ibly succeed Inn.
Mr.. biggar, Member OF Parliament TOR Clvan, In
spe c The formation OF National Club at Waterford
to-day denonce Earl Spencer as b0)d-tnirs Eng
Nnh peer, VINO nad hanged Hyues aud Miles Joyce, al
tlOagh satisfied of heir innocence order satisfy
The English Wings" Mr.. BigSars remarks were loudly
checEel.
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THE STAR-ROUTE TRIAL.

WAsHINGTON Dec. 1S.-In the Star Route
case this morang the question rss up tho ap
plication by defendants counsel last frdaV
furnished with to have access to copies OF tic
report Of the trial printed daily nj the Government
Printing Olce Judge Wye decided this In the Affirm
alive after ar1ument by counsel Mr. Bliss then CON
tinued his opening address to the jury. lie hau not
closed when tue court at 4 O'Clock adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
POISONED BY DISEASED PORK.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Dee. 1S.--The people OF
Cresco, Howard County are excited over the recent
death Of August Mast German. from trichn% caused
by eating diselscd pork His wife, three children ana
girl stopping with the family were al sick last week
from the same cause. Mast died weay one days aief
eating meat Hopes were entertained OF tnc rtc9s-
cry Of the chldrrtwo Boys. eleven and two wears old
and "a girl eight. Mrs Mast, t was Thought, woul
recover but there te or no hope OF the recovery
uf the ysifOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
PHASES OF THE IRISH AGITATION

DUBLIN, Dec. 1S.-It is stated that famine
prevails IN Carrick, County Donegal The people are
living fUdIan meal Twenty five hundred persons 1t
is said, are in danger Of starvation.
j. L. ReGmoAd, member of Parliament for New-Ross,
sailed for Australia to-day delegate from the Irish
National Lca-uc. lie Will return to England by way OF
the United states.
Micnae Els MI was arralgned today charged with
participating in the murder OF the Huddys He pleaded
not guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
THE INDIAN BILL IN THE HOUSE.
IDY TELEGRAPH 70 the TRTBUNE

WASHINGTON, Dec ls.-The Civil Service Reform
bill was not taken up in the Senate to-day. The In
dian Appropriation biz was ready and was taken
up at o'clock. with the expectation that 1t would
be disposed of by o'clock. 1t had not been passed
al o'clock at which hour resolutions of respect to
the memory of the Hon. Godove S. Orth were re-
ceived from the House, and having been concurred
In by the Senate, that body adjourned as further
marx Of respect TO the memory o1 the departed
ll.lrr nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
sEQUELS OF THE PHOENIX PARK TRAGEDY.

DUBLIN, Dec. 1S.-I he Express says that
witnesses at the recent investigation regarding
PhGnx PARK murders, pressed, admitted that
they had been practising with revolyers for the purpose
Of committing murder but they did not regard the carry
Wesgate was taken to Castle to-day and privately
examined touching mis- confessed connection Win the
Phoenix Park nIuraers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
CHINA AND THE POWERS.

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 1S.-The NOrOc VJemyG
says Russia mas representations TO China concern
ing the punderng of Russian subjects on the frontier by
Chinese sol Hers China promised TO institute an
inquiry intO the matter.
PAEIs Dec 1S.-Ihe attack by mountalneers IN Sou'h
western China CnInese troops who were marching
aaius the French in winch the rear guard was sauSh
tered is connected with general rising in Iul-Nan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
TO PROTECT PJTENT RIGHTS.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Dee. 18.-At meeting
OF the National Proprietary Association in this city 1t
was unanimously resolved that committee OF hVe be
appointed employ the Oest trademark counsel ana 10
prosecute all persons corporations engaged in manu-
featuring or selling limitations OF popular medicines
An appropriation OF 900 made TO carry tue plan
,,,gn affea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
GRAVE.ROBBERS SENT TO PRISON.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 18.-In the Hastings
Court today W. b. Meredith and william A. Smith. stu
dents IN the Virginia Medical Colege,who were arrested
last week while attempting to rob grave In Oak"o91
Cemetery were each sentenced to six months In JAIL
They pleaded guilty indictment charging hem WIN
attempted grave robbery, which Ia a msdemeanor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
FAILURE ORR BANK PRESIDENT.

LYNCHBURG, Va, Dec. lS.-D. q. thomas,
president OF the Bank Of Ab gdon has failed ana mas
made an assignment In favor OF his creditors His lia
bili,ios orc said tn ne 10000 George W. Palmer of
Satyile has bsen elected president OF the bank IN MS
afau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
EXPORTS OF BREADsrUFFs.

WASUINGTON, Dec. 1S.-The total values
of the expora OF domestic breadstus from the United
States during month Of November lss2, and during
the five and eleven months ended November 80, 1ss2
rs compared with sularc ports during the correspond
ing months OF the preceding year, were as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
RoNn ExcHANGEs no RE SUSPENDED.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-The following clrcu-
lar concerning the suspension of exchanges OF threo
and hall per bonds into three per cent bondS
from December 80 1892 TO February l. 1883, ana the
adjustment of interest on exchanges made thereafter,
issued this afternoon:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19
THE APPOINTMENT OF LORD DERBY.

LONDON, Dec. 1S.-Ihe Times, IN
leading article says that obstacles have been raised
to Lord Derbys appointment to the lnda ONCE Dy fca-
son OF views he expressed In his recent speech NJ
Manchester III relation TO Egypt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19

In the dispatches on Saturday last Lord Derbys name
WAS connected with the 5ccretaryshp for the colonies
II being stat, that Lord Kimberley would go into the
India office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19

OF Paris says that NJ An'oines success new proeso
against Prince Bsmarcks attempts TO GermanHe
Alsace- Lorraine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-19

VOTE AGAINST A HOLIDAY RECESS.
,.c,s,os op THE HOUSE TO PROCEED WITH "ohM
,,rynrps ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE sUB'Loi
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StuS Scm rbcrcn 5bdlc.

- SameS 0ealep purbe ppm @eridt
ais DiitsIieb beS StabtratbeS BON glrds
balo ernannt, nm cine oarin beitebenbe
SatanS auSjuiiilen.
- -Sn @mton ioaen adt 9odensrs
frantunsen in einem einSiSen Sauie
Criitiren.
- Der 9ersmdnn Sbpmas gbiaips
bon Garbpnoale ipurbe poriae g8p6e
in Der Butler Spblensede bur6 bic
@rploiipn bon 9yulper idper unb bis
CUR llntenntlibteit perbrannt. ST mar
i'm Seeriif, iein iibri9es 4uIber in benz
sepbbnIjden 8eritsd aufSubeipabren,
itolperte babel unb peri6ilttete einen
Sbeil bes Snbalts Der Sanne; bur6
einen Sunfen aus Ieiner 9ampe entSdn.
bete ii9 bas lulber nit obiSem 8eluIs
tate. BbiaipS Iebt stpar nod. fam
aber faum 9eneIen.
- Sn Der @bite DAT 9pbIsmede BEL
glrdbalo ipurben Opri9en Dtittippd bic
9erSIeute Sobn Carroll unb Sames
6Ignn burd cine grploiiOn bon 8atros
nen erbeblih perbrannt, ipelhe einem
2idte gu nabe setommen paren; ibre
8erIeBunSen iOIIen ieood ni6t lebenss
8efdbrIi6 iein.
Die 9(rbeiter, ipeI6e ben 9ucas
S6adt ienften, iteIlten am Montls bic
, 9lrbeit Elm, iueil ibnsn cine 2obnerbBbs
uns psripeisert ipurbe. Die Wiiner ers
bieIten bisbes 1925, bic SaeeIbbner
$500.
-Spbn Spnar, Gin 8IasbIaier ber
Green 9libse 8erfe, ipurSe SCnntag
Na6t auf Dem Ssimnsse bon Der Stabt
bon brei Mdmern anSefallen, nisosrz
sei6la9en unb INN sl20 unS cine sols
oene nbr unS Ditto 9ette beraubt. Der
lleberfaa 9eidub sipii6en pine 8rool
unb 8reen 9lio9e unb nuroe ipabrs
| i6einli6 bon 2euten oeriibt, bic Spnai
in Der StaSt beOba6teten unb bemerf.
ten, bab er cine bsbeutenbe Summe be
iib truS. 8isber 1T eS ui6t Selunsen
cine Spur Der 0iebe aufSuiinSen, troB.
Dem bic 9OIiSei na6fOridte.
SER YaItor Settnsr, Na6foIss,
bon 9tsp. 6. 9ldermann, bsabii6tist ii
9lr6buIo einen @siansOereiu su besriin
ben. SoifentIi6 ipir6 Der neue 8ereil
nod ;eitis semg orsaniiirt, UNI an ben
Scruntoner Sdnscrfefe tbeiInebmet
su f6nnen, iiber ipel6ss an anbere
STEELE gtdberes beri9tet ipirb.
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Suliutprc.

- Yrof. 8. 81. SoipIer bon bier mar
AM SonnerItaS nit ieiner 5rau auf
8eiu6 in Der SrtIdoft ga 9lume.
g96brenS er bort aus Der &uti6e 5tiee,
nm Sas 9fero ;u trdnfeu, i6sute oieIes.
unb worf baS Subripert UNI, tpObur6
Srau 6oipIer erbebIide SerIebunSen
erlitt.
- Sn Der 9tadt bon 9Dnnerltas uuf
6reita8 bransen ginbreder in has @es
i6dftsIpial bon Daniel gopea unb
mabtsn ben Seriuh, bic eiierne @eIos
ipinoe nit eiuem Meiiel unb 8re6eis
fen su Iprengen. Die 9tute ideinen
9lnfanssr in Der 9rpfeiiiOn Seipsien Su
iein, bem baS llnternebmen Nelans
ni6t unS iie besntsten ii9 sulebt bus
nit, bic 9absniaile aussurdumen unb
einise Gisarren unb etpas Gabat mits
Sunebmen.
- Rarf 8iIbop, felt ssbu Sabrer
superintendent bes BREEDERS 9tp. 6 be,
9ennIpIpania 9oblen Gpmpanie, bal
Sieie SteIe pOrise @p6e nieoerSeIeSt.
= gIm Sreitus OlOrsen ma6te ber
9idbri9e Somes, Sobn Der g8ittiu,
g9iIIiam Ga 5ronce, ben Seriu6, nab,
go. 6 auf einen aufipGrtS fabrenoei
3us Der BennipIpania 8abn Su iprin
gen. Gr perfebIte ieiu 9isI unS ipurb
bon ben &arren cine Strsds bon etipt
$50 SUB seidIeift unb unter bic 86oe
sei6Ieucert, tpeIde ibm bic Seine i
furdtbarer Meiie peritiImmelten. Der
1lneIidliden ipurbe i6mmtli6es SleiIt
bon bem Sberi6enfel an abip6rts DO
ben &nOden sel6it uub Sieie ielbIt ur
terbaIb benz 8nie SerquetIdt. o.
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.. 9. s.. = Die in 2adarann
@ountp sriitirenoen 9oBcn res beutidel
OrbcnS Der Sarusari Dielten neuerbin9
ibre Seumtenpablen ab, tpelde foI9en
ees 8eiuItat batten
8aiIer 2oge, SO. 2S9, Spbe Bart.
6. g., 8oIentin 8iIbeIm.
D. g., Sobn Sbff.
Il. g., GbriItian 9taumann.
Sdubm., Sobn Stirn.
8e6n., Sriebri6 S6rumpf.
SER, Gbriitian Widaer.
Die GinIeBlif,g Der pbenSenannter
Seamten ipurbe am Spnntas ten 2,
SuIi BON .. .. q. .. 2OutS 8i6eio!C
oOrSenommen.
SreiIiSratb 9Ose, SO. 2s9, scrun.
ton.
CD, 8arl 8BbI.
.. g.. Safob 9teitenba6, |.
Il. g., Soiepb 0tuisr.
S9aBm., Seinri9 S. 3iesIer.
Sefr., 2ouis @i6ei6Ie.
SieIe 9samteh tperben am Montae
ben 10. Suli einSeieBt.
glurOra 2ose, glo. 4l8, 9lrdboIo.
6. g., g9ilbelm 8artbolomp.
D. g., Safob 5ubsbuuer.
Il. g., SObn 9iesIer.
Sdabm., George Stirn.
Setr., SObn Sedmann.
Die obi9en Seamten ipurben am
Diontas ben 8. SuIi einseieBt.
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9ittStpn.

-Sn ScbaitOpOI, Sentins Sowns
ibip, itarb am Sreitas Swen Moran
infOlse bon SerleBunSen, ipeI6e ibm
iein 8rubsr Qatrid Dor circa brei
Monaten bsisebra6t bate. griterer
ipurOe i'm Sriibiabre ais GpnitabIer ers
ipdbIt uno brdngte ieinen 8ruber tpies
berbplt, icin 8iirse su tperben. gines
gtbenos, ale iie Suiammen anSetrunten
mad SauIe 9in9en, eerietben lie ilber
oisie Srase ipisberum in Streit, her su
Sbdtlidteiten flbrte. 9atrid ersriif
eineu 8aditein unS iaIuS ieinem 8rus
Der bamit iiber ben &opf, einen S6dbeIs
bru9 Oeruriabeno, uno trat ben am
9Obsn 2iegenben Sam berart in Die
Seits, SaB ibm Sipei 9iippen bra6en.
Der 8erpunoete lag bic sanSe 3eit
ilber trant barnieber, bis ibn Der Sob
am 5reitag erIDits. Der 8ru6srm6rs
Der oerIieb 9littston bpr Sipei Mlonaten
unO ioa ii6 in 9anriae aufbaIten.
- llniere Borough 8aHe 1T 70 ers
id6pft, bab S6osmeiiter Morris am
Samitag nidt i'm Stanoe mar, Die
SntereHen Der itdbtiiden S6ulO Su be.
SubIen.
S. 9. S6ooIp 1T tpieberum ais
Characterization fir lBittstpn ernanpt
ipproen.
Sn Der Sairmount 9oblense6e
erIitt Der IA Sabre alte @eOrBe Gffers
ion am pOrtsen Ntittipp6 cine Scalps
ipunSe uno S6Gbelbrud, fpeil ct ge9eu
ben itrensen 8efebI uuf einen nit Sob.
len belaoeneu Barren ben Slope berauf
fubr unb babel 9e9en Elm SobIenitid
itieb.
- 8arrett'S Circus, ipeIber AM
Sreitas bier 8orItelIunsen CAB, mar
elmer ber beIten, bic oaS 2anO bereiien.
Gr leiitets in Der Chat mebr, ais Oers
iprpden ipproen mar.
- 2ucius 9. gniign, Gin betannter
bieFssr Saufmann, itarb am SOmtaS
I'M glIter bon GO Sabren.
- Die bonn 8,ri6t ernannten 9lbs
i6dBer baben ben S6aben, tpel6er
benz Gisentbum bon Sim SIOcum bur9
bic Giienbubn suseFii9t ipuroe, auf ca.
g, 500 beranidla9t, tpslde Summe
Sim faum fir senii9eno cru6tet. 9as
8runbitid mar eines Der biibibeIten i'm
8pomin9 TbaIe unb pieIe biitprii6en
GrinnerrnSen umb Sraoitipnen Der Su.
mile Slpcum fniipfen ii9 baran. Die
8abn fdbrt mitten binhurd unb mudt
eS aIs cine Sarm fuit Dbuis ipertbIOs.
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