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both colored, were NJ cabin three miles
from Leayesyllle, North Carolina, and
drinking. About 10 O'Clock Jones said 10
was going TO party about three. miles on,
and Jones went out and returned In iew
minutes with an AK and struck Simpson on
the head, crushing his skull. Simpson
died about 8 o'clock yesterday morning. ~
Is supposed jealousy was the cause OF ine
murder. Jones dropped the az about ~
yards from the cabin and went of 70 the
party, and next morning disappeared ana
deputy sheriff who heard Of the affair next
morning went in search Of him, A num-
Der of colored people were in the cabin
when Simpson was struck, but they gave
him no attention and made no attempt to
letain Jones,
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Parliament.
THE COMMONS.

LONDON, October 2i-Parlament reas-
sembled to-day.
Previous to the assembling of the house
of commons the advanced Irish members
held meeting. They were chiefly occu-
pied in arranging petitions referring to the
imprisonment of E. Dwyer Gray Lord Mayor
Dawson, of Dublin, has hundred petitions
to present to the house.
In the house of commons Lord Randolph
Churchill, conservative, contended that the
present sitting was irregular until after
the appropriation bills had received royal
assent.
THE OPENING DEBATE.
Lord Randolph Churchill moved the adj
iournment OF the house, in order to protest
against the autumn session. He made
long historical review and pointed out,
amidst loud cheers from the tories, that the
house of commons had ever been jealous
against monarcbal or ministerial tyranny.
Mr.. Gladstone said he was glad to see
Lord Randolph Churchill and the house
again. He contended that the precedent
quoted by Lord Randolph Churchill was
inapplicable. The house then, said he, had
full power to take its present course. Lord
Randolph Churchill had small knowledge
of parliament ii he thought the COVERT
ment would be upset by a
vote OF want of confidence Of
an appropriation bill. Mr. Gladstone cited
the precedent of 1920, when the house
adjourned in July and reassembled in
August, and transacted business OF various
kinds. Thus, he said, Lord Randolph
Churchill's s assertion was entirely destroyed,
smashed, pulyerized. [Cheers and laugh
Sir Stafford Northcote commended Lord
Randolph Churchill's action. He asked
Mr.. Gladstone whether he would make a
statement in reference TO the war in Egypt.
After remarks by Sir William y. Har-
court, home secretary, and Sir Henry d.
Wolff, conservative, the house divided on
the motion of Lord Randolph Churchill,
which was defeated by vote OF 2O9 70 AZ
Mr.. Gladstone then gave notice that ne
would move vote OF thanks on Thursday
next to the British army in Egypt.
Mr.. Gladstone stated In regard to the first
rule of procedure that the government
would adhere to its main proposal, and
would propose, as the second rule, that mo
tions for adjournment could be made by
leave after questions.
IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
Earl Granville, foreign secretary, gave
notice that he would on Thursday next
move a vote of thanks TO the commander,
officers and men Of the British army IN
Egypt. He would then propose that the
house adjourn until November 10.
lord Salisbury acquiesced in the proposal
of Lord Granville.
The house then adjourned until Thurs
day, when Lord Salisbury will ask ques-
tion regarding the Egyptian policy OF the
government, after the vote Of thanks 10 the
army has passed.
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rrroR arp nrscE1LASEous HAFrExrsss At
HOnE

HOME
NV OELEsss, October B.-Willian r.
Irbr & Bros, tobacco dealers and cigar
manufacturer, to-day fled petition Of In
solvency and made surrender sftheir prop
ertv 10 their creditors. Liabilities. ss4 50;
nsssts, s94.g7B. including over y. e.00O clsssed
doubtful. Creditors mest November p.
Bo~Tor. October D.-A cablezrsm from
Manila. Phillippine Islands. says Buslness
i susrended here ovinE. - The terrible c.
cInue Of Orlober 1th. wbIch cnused great
desrruction % buildiDEs and bsnched ttir-
1rIsT11. Ca. Ousobs- IA dispst,h
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Chilian Advices.
A BArrLE-pEAcE PROSPECTS.

LIMA, October 23.-The Diario Official
to-day publishes an account of fight be-
tween Chilian troops and adherents s-of
Montenegro, which took place on the 0th
pletely dispersed. The same paper says It
is now believed the Chilians have made
terms of peace with Garcia Calderon, but on
what basis is not known. 1t is stated that
congress will be called to ratify this treaty.
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A Jealous Husbands
BLOODY DEED.

CoopERsTowN, MY, October 3.-John N.
Pope, living near Porteville, shot his wife
at the breakfast table. Shortly after he
shot his hired man, named Baker. He then
shot himself three times, and going outside
cut his throat, causing death in few min
utes. The others will recover. Jealousy
was the cause, ~
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Commercial ana Financial.

STOCKS.
New YoRX, October 23.-The stock mar
ket opened l higher than it closed Saturday
for Illinois Central, I for Texas e. Pacific, q
lower for Richmond & Danyille, Il for West
Point, and irregular but generally s@l
lower for the remainder of the list. From
10 to II a. IN. the market was only fairly
active and weak, and at IL o'clock there
was decline of 39s, in which Wabash pre-
f!rred, Texas IL Pacific, New Jersey Cen
tral, Louisville & Nashville and Western
Union telegraph were the most conspicuous.
FUTURES.
New YORK, October 23.-The Posts cot
ton report says: Future deliveries at the
end Of the first call showed decline of 3
to points; the second call further loss
of 3 points, and after TIE second call to D
points were last in addition, total decline
since lost Saturday amounting to IL to
II points. Continued small deliveries at
Liverpool the weather south and the re-
duction in New YORK quotations OF spot
cotton, fully account for the decline. stocks
at the English mills would appear to have
been under estimated and the consumption
is consequently over estimated.
sUBsBEAsuRY BALANCES.
New YORK, October 23.-Mouey 4 and 8;
exchange 4Sl. Suh-streasury balances, coin,
$97, ,307 600; currency, S90i5,o00.
STOCKS.
New YORK, October 2f.-The stock mar
ket opened generally weak, at a decline
from yesterdays closing prices of l-S to y 4,
the latter for Cleveland Columbus, Cincin-
natl & indianapolis. In the early trade the
market was dull and weak, and under the
lead OF Wabash preferred and New Jersey
Central fell off 1.S to 1-S, but subsequently
dealings became little more animated and
a recovery of 1-S to | took place, in which
Wabash preferred and Nashville IL Chatta-
nooga, 81. Paul, and Louisville d Nashville
were most prominent.
FUTURES.
NEW York, October 24.-The Posts cot.
ton report says Future deliveries opened
26l3.100 lower, but had recovered the loss
at the second call, the late months being
even slightly higher than yesterday at the
closing. After the second call there was
further advance of / to 21O0, which was
lost at the third call, when November
brought 10 20; January, 10 6S; February,
10 79;, April, II Of; May, II y; June;
II % A bid of 1858 for November and
December was refused.
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received here states that General w. d
Holt, Of Macon, died yesterday in Neg
| Hampshire.
MACON, Ga, October Attorney en-
Clifford Anderson, In response to a cal
from leading members OF the legislature
writes long letter and enters the race fol
senator. TO fill the place of Il. ii. Hill.
Anderson will be strongly supported and
Is a man OF high character and great abil-
ity:
yune's Baton Rouge special says: Thecity
council and q number Of prominent citi-
zens met fhis evening to consider the np-
pication of the Louisiana Western extern
sion for right-ofway through the city.
When constructed his west and east rail-
road will connect Mobile with the Sunset
road of Texas, via Baton Rouge.
New ORLEANS, October 23.-Sister Chan
tel, aged Co. directress of st. Mary's orphan
(boys) asylum, was knocked down by
furiously driven team and run over by
heavy float on Tchoupitoulas street to-day
and Seriously if not fatally injured.
WASHINGTON, October 23.-Hon. Il. p.
Flower has been urged by the democratic
state executive committee TO reconsider
mis- decision not to accept the nomination
Tor congress for the 1lth New York district
He persists, however, in declining.
New ORLEANS, October 23.-The Plea
yune's Chattanooga special says: Post
Office Inspector x. G. Sharp has recon-
mended TO the department that marriage
and birthday insurance associations be pro-
hibited from using the mails, on the ground
that these organizations are frauds. He
writes that he has come to this conclusion
after thoroughly investigating the workings
of these institutions.
CHICAGO, October 23.-The first regular
train over the New York, Chicago 6& ST.
Louis c'Nikel Plate'D railroad left this
city at o'clock this morning fol, Cleveland,
and the road is formally declared open for
business.
MINOR AND MISCELLANEOUS HAPPENINGS AT
HOME,
GRAND Forks, OAK, october q. ester
day Charles Lusbane, a negro barber, met o
Norwegian girl on the road and ravished
her in the most brutal manner. He then
rode about mile, entered the house OF
Conductor Sam Barbanks, of the
Barbanks. A party of threshers, who had
witnessed the attack on the girl, started in
pursuit, and at Barbanks' house killed his
horse, but the negro brute escaped, flour
ishing his knife. Two parties are now in
pursuit. and the negro will undoubtedly be
lynched if caught.
NORTH ADAMS, MASS, October 2t.-En-
erson G.. Watson, engineer of the Troy "
Greenfield locomotive, which ran into Ca
boose loaded with workmen on the Hoosac
tunnel line last Saturday, causing several
deaths, was arraigned here to-day on
charge of homicide. He pleaded not
guilty and went TO Jail in default of bail.
ATLANTA, GA. October Y.-Hon. A. FL.
Stephens, governor-elect, reached the city
tonight from Charlottesville, accompanied
by number of prominent citizens; in a
s1ecial car. He was met at the train by an
immense crowd with much enthusiasm,
and was driven to the executive mansion
in a carriage drawn by four white horses.
He will be inaugurated in few days.
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Washington News Items.
DIPLOMATS PRFsEETED.


WASHINGTON. October 2i.-The new Swiss
minister, Colonel Frey the Brazilian min
lister, senor Felipe Loupez Netle, and the
Jspanese minister, Terastium Muningri,
we're formally presented TO the president
today by the secretary Of state. and the
usual courtesies we're exchanged.
ABOUT THE BONNEVILLE CORDOEs.
Surgeon Murray, Of the marine hospital
service at Brownsville, Texas, has been d.
rected by Surgeon General Hamilton 20
withdraw the Arroyo Gordon as soon as, IN
his Judgment, il will be perfectly sale TO do
%. The Gordon along the Rio Grande river
will be continued as long as adjacent towns
insNiexico are injected with yellow lever.
aPPOIETED PosTNAsTER-
Hiram L. Grant has been appointed post
mfster at Goldsborough. North Carolina,
10 succeed John r Smith. resigned.
cELFBEATED CLAIMS.
Acting sefretEry Of rne inGeriOr JOeiyn
requested Attorney-Generzl Brewster
10 make motion in the sn-
preme court 70 advance the cases
involving the titles 70 what are known a.
the HOumar claims In Louisiana, amount
ing 70 1900 acres Of sugar plants-
late John slideil. These have been before
the land department Of the government for
he last seventy-fve years, and are among
the most complicated cases ever before The
interior Department. The late Justice
Clifford. w6en eftOrney-gsnerhl, rendered
4 decisI0n adverse 20 the present claimants.
DArEEH0WEE.
WasHrroTON. October Ll-Before the
Jsannette board Of inquiry today Lieute-
nant Darenb0ver gave q detailed acc0uni
Of The r,reuarntions made for The boat and
sIelps iorlrnev 20 the land aAer the ship
vrs crushed in The ice. Nos 0f tfis test
rorr has already been prblisbed in othe'
forms.
rHr craETEEHas-EE GEEEEaI
of fl,s n-rIr has srbrritisd 70 ne sec-ttary
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A special dispafeh from PriDcs;oB. ssr
Jersey. aye. President Arthur. 1crcr-
PANEL by his son. who vii enisr The scT ho-
more class. visited PdDcston today.
He srrived on the O'Clock train. ard .
throng was in waiting At the depot 70 greet
him. President McCosh met him on bis a.
rival and drove with his guests 10 his rssi-
dence adjacenf 70 the college grounds Afer-
ward about DJ0 students formed IN lne.
and marched % Doctor McCosh's nausl1r-
Cheer amer cheer vent Nd for Pres
dent Arthur, and IN q fsu miuutes re
venerable president of he college arpea-tt.
IN c0mpany viii his stinguIsheo Tuest.
and introduced him 20 ne n2emnIe1
fhrUne After the cheerinf nnd arpla1<
rcd subsi8ed, NJ. Arthur th1nted - -
dents for fhe honor thcy had shCwn tlr1-
Arnln Be wss loudly cbesrs1- md t1en ttt
stndsuis dIrre-sed Are dinnef tbe ~
To- ~ cnuaurt-d throurt ne c1usrr
r.rouis1s and tu11lnrs. ~ r1lc1 - =
rrsrse1 mnrh nduirntirn- Ee tocE - -
rr~turr NJ r1r r'clcrE He rs aF1lr
ic1aIT rfrs-ef as ne fr1rr moved nvrJ.
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Of war his report for the fiscal year ending
Jnue 3O 1889. Tho amo ant available dur
ments were $l2,H0142; leaving balance
on hand of 81 ,lS2, ,239.
IN REQuEsT.
A transfer Of million dollars In gold
certificates from New York TO Philadelphia
has been ordered. Requests have been re-
ceived from Cincinnati for $685. 900 Of these
certificates, from st. Louis for 500 900, and
from Boston for S500,O00
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Sporting.
pRpEsTRIANIsM.

New YORK, October 23.-Tha long g-talked-
of six day go-as-you- please international
walking match commenced. in Madison,
Square garden at midnight. Neary all the
great go-as-you-please pedestrians on both
sides of the Atlantic started, among. the
number being the present champion,
George Hazael, of England. and the ex-
champion, Charles Rowell, also of Eng
land. An immense crowd ofpeople greeted
the men as they started, the seating
capacity of the garden being nearly all oc-
will be the greatest on record. The men
are all in good condition and going. we'll
at u o'clock (noon) to-day, twelve hours
since the start, the score stands Hazael,
SO miles; Hughes, 50 miles and laps; More
mac, rs miles and l lap, Rowell, "a miles
and laps; Hart (colored), u miles and 4
laps; Fitzgerald, 72 miles and laps; Pan
chot. 70 miles and lap; Herty, 60 miles
and laps Vint, 60 miles and laps.
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THE CITIZENS TIC KEr.


New York, October 2l.-The citizens
movement committee herss nominated Al
len Campbell for mayor; VIM. A Butler,
county court Judge; Edward Solomon and
ex.Congressman Henry X. Scudder. Judges
OF the supreme court; Colonel Emmons
Clark, sheriff; DR.. ]. II. Demores, Dr..
Emil w. Hoeber and Edward McCue, cor
oners. l4
wITaDRATs.
AUGUSTA, GA, October 24,-Hon. II. ID,
d. Twiggs, independent candidate for con-
gress in the Sth district, withdraws from me
race in the interest of peace and good Will,
and because, he says, fair opportunity is
not afforded for the full and free discussion
of public questions.
NOMINATED AT LAST.
PITTsBURG, Pa, October Y-AFer
dead lock OF nearly two months, the repub.-
lican conferees of the oath congressional
district this morning nominated Hon. q
Y. Sawrence, OF Washington county.
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Pensacola.

The OLD tIOh1s
PErsAcoLA, october 2i.-Fifty-one new
cases Of yellow fever and FIVE deaths are re-
ported to-day. Total to date. 2Ojs cases
and l0s deaths. The cool wave
which has lasted for several days. is
passing of without giving rs the coveted
frost. The demands Of want and woe for
relief increase as the sickness j. prolonged.
The fever has cross.d Little Bayou, Two
miles from this city. A visit today
Of Mr.. Brent, Of the board Of
health. Major Haitian and Nessrs.
Yueistera and Leonard 10 that
neighborhoOd, and some Of the sllms of the
citv revealed many scenes Of misery and
suiT,ring. combined with some thsf usre
almost ifsiescrinuo.y gra,esque. Young
Tsrbie. son 0i tIe mayor rno
collector. died to-day. aud Nj.
garble himself j very III. DR.. Hargis,
tbe Oldest practitioner Of medicine In Pen
ssoola, and president of the.board Of health,
has the fever. Ms. Brent, widow Of the
late Commodore Brent, Of the navy. and
mother Of the chairman of the erecutlVe
committee of the board OF beAlth. native
and iife-ionr resident Of Pensacola. i also
I'd of j., but in q mid form.
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1okT o. GIW IoIE-
NEE ToHE. October 23-Arrired. Ar
zona. Oid Dominion. IaDbsttah, Poly
nesia Arrived od. Gellert, Nelson.
Hersrs.ons. Home~trd. Rome. of Nsu
orleans. Tendennedepd. q Charleston-
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A dIrpntch 70 Esutsr's Tslseraph com
uarr from Berlin. s1ys Further reports
rersrdinr elections ~ direct electoI1 OF
rirFf nrIf srcersIurIists Liberals are rniners
10 ths srIert 81 rine and Eve seats ~
rrrrffrrIT. Ths nntiun1I hbernIs hare i1si
frn sexts Ths eIecIicn 81 Herr stocEel IN
WeHpnnIia no. appean nssurtd Iht
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Tbe Times Csir0 correspondencs reports
tf,~f Professor echweinfurth in bis commu-
ricrfion from sJu5nn, further says that The
c~rIifnl Of Eor1ofon has been besieged FOR
fr-fr dsrs. Its capture Il erpected. An
affsck On Khart0um VII follor-
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The Times dispatch from Cairo says:
Professor schweinfurth has communicated
The following from SoudaD: Last June 6,oOo
Frvptinn soldiers were surrOunded BY
frDnps Of the false phropbet and massncred-
Proies.or sthvfiniurih declares thst the
situation in SOudsn dwaris Arsbfs revolt
into insignifcance-
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A besvy gale is raging IN England. Tel
errnphic dispafches from the Continent are
deieved BIZ fhe storm. Considerable dam
ace bas been done In many parts 81 the
country. The rivers are Overhoving their
banks.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28

ten S9ua9fnntseu ein 0etbrs9sn mems
men fam, wirb bamit uoufdnbis ssfibnt.
@ott fsi Dant, BITE Chat bes Gales wirfl
teinen buntelu Tleden auf ben suten ga:
men, bsfsn ft1 bic Qursmburser In Ame.
rita ausemein s~rfreueu. Seiu gsrbre9sn
itsbt usreinSelt Do, unb isin BI5binn
Tam ieinen 2anbslsutsn nidt anssre1net
wsrben. gu alem COB Fnb uniere 2anbs.
leute In gbieaso, Defenders Senator O.
Wame bsrs9tist fir bic art unb Wsiie,
ME fe fi5 bss llnsIidli9en anssnommen
unb bic ~umwanoluns isiner Strafe bur5'
ietteu. Absr u tritt cine anbsre Srase
auf. Sales III ni5t Burger Der o. ct.
Die 2uremburser &esieruus mar alio ituI:
big bas Al tbuu, mas feline Qanbsleuts
tbaten. 3uar in Ysrion tonnte He bas
nidt tbuu absr ibr 0srtrstsr muBte es
fur ie tbun. Oas mar Der bo0dnbii5e
G%oniul: Gbat er stwas, mir wifeu IS
nt9t. aber mir msrben BEL unierm nd9.
fen geiu9 In Chicago ssnaue grtunbisuus
gen eiuSieben uno bic auseIsssnbsit in benz
Gimme meter b~ebanbsln.
Die Sarmer in Dubuque 60. DER,
lesen f9 isst mebr auf gieb;u@t, aIs auf
Wei3enbau. Da fe uifeu, baB sblsres
0isb eintrdsissr 1T. oils seu6bnlide 2anos
Stras, 10 miro bafir seiorst. 6err s.
aabre faufte ft4 fir3Ii9 tn Bloomington,
Satnois, .fir bic bibide Summe uon$lsoO
elmer prd1tisen iuussn 5ensf, %eiienarau
bon 6arbe uno uon normdnnii9sr gous
bIuttahs. Das G5ier warb srff lester Au.
gut aus Der Rormanbie importirt.
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Dor allen stns Rldrung berleIbsn, rsip.
Rsintsuns berieIben pom alIsr Spsrnmufl
an.
Die Oetrste purben barauf BON ben Bt,
id6fsn unb benz abminifrator uon Naib
piue unter3sitnet uub mer6en mad Hom
ssianbt, BON mr. fte Der @ensbmtsuus DOT
offjieQer Qualification bic (. 3. srfolseu
miro, bebirfen.
Dos gon3il wurbs barauf nit ben Dor:
seidriebenen 6orma!itdten sef9lofen.
gr3bi5csieSt st. eoufs.
9ie S1mefern uom pr. Soispb su
6anni6al, Wo., wo0sn nit ibrsm Snitttute
cine Gaubiummen AnitaIt u~erbinbeR.
Nnslanb.
9ie Jrauer uuter ben beuti1en Ratio,
liten In Rom, 70 i9rsibt elm gorreipous
bent Der ST. 81, if sroB. @sffsrn 8ors
mittas aun "a. Sebruar baIb ,sbn l1br
murbe Cardinal 5erssnr6tber pom Sdlass
seti5rt, ais er f9 eben ani9idte, f4 In
bic Saifsnprsbist au bsssben. Die game
liufe Seite III seIdbnf, bod III bas Be.
mubtiein sebIieben, Die slsr3te, msI9e
iofortissn ftartsn NbsrIaB p%erorbneten,
bessa nod einise 5offnuns, bod birfts
cine u6aise MISUNDERSTANDING nidt msbr
Bu sruarten iein. Dor wsnissn Gassn
traf i'd ben Cardinal nod i'm bsiten WobI
fem uuo erfubr uon inn, baB Der prsuBil4s
@sianbie S9l6ssr benz bsrhbmtsn beut
i6en garbinale ni9t sinmaI sinea 65Hi1s
tsitsbeiu9 ssma9t bate. Oafar ssbt sr
um 70 fsiblssr bel 9ObsnIobe aus uuo eth.
IN Der Di6csis Grier fnb sssemwdrtis
257 Seeliersstftslsn unbeisst, baruntsr
l07 Pfarrfsasn.
Die 6~eilistbimer u 6. 6. su garis
ruurben TN Sabre 1881 bur9 unssfdbr 8
Wiaionen @ldubise bsiu9t barunter Be-,
fanbsn ii9 SO gr3biid6fe unb Bii90fe unb
31l7 Briefer.
Scr Crben Der Barmbersisen S@we.
fern pom bell. 0inesn5 fsisrte am 10. Wdrs
bas fanfsisidbrise SubiIdum isiner Gin,
fibruns tn Win9en bssw. Baisrn. I'm 10.
Nsdrb 1882 waren ndmlid bic erftsn smsi
8armbersissn S9weitsrn aus StraBburs
tn Min9en einsstrOifen unb battsu i'm
bOrtisen alsemsinen &rantsnbauie, pom
Stabtmasiffrat beuiatommnst, bic Rrans
fenplege ibsrnommen.
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GipilRanb Der stabt Grspsnmaher.
Yefstf&-Su1em6nts

Der arst Birssrmeiffer u. 8. {.
Rofbad gu gonilon 1T gum g~rsdnsunsss
ri9tsr beim 6riebensseri9t gouiuon ers
nannt worben.
SuberR d auf ben /. Wdrs wurbe
Der arbeiter s.. Reif pom Stodsm, Der auf
Der citation arIon arbeitsts, BON elmer Qos
eomotiue ibsrfabren uub fiarb auf ber
SteIe. Ser 8srunslidte bintsrIdBt eine
Wittwe unb ,wei tIeine &inber.
SterbefdIIe. Bonn Is. Sean.
Ni1oIas S1mit, Is Sabre, mar aebeiras
tbet NIT Maris. Barbs 6oGenfeIs = pom
%. Srancoife Dominiep, SO Sabre, Wittwe
bon Seanspierre 2sbon; pom 20. Sac'
CUES Watrin, 90 Sabre, gbesatte BON gas
Uterine Serpais.
gu o a n a d erbieIt am %. Ssbruar
Der 5ubrmann Collin ben ftsbsnten Scbn.
Na4 2anbesbrau1 wurbe Der R5nis aur1
Patbeu besebrt; er nabm on unb beIesirte
ben Bdrsermeiffer feline SteIe ~ usrtres
ten. Ser Gag BEE Taufe murbe I'm sau,
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