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the sullen eyes of even very youthful

the sullen eyes of even very youthful
hippopotamus.
The . keeper question is one OF
/ prime importance in collecting and man
aging wild animals. Trainers of the
right kind are scarce, and although high
pay hardly can be afforded, it will not
do to put rare and costly animals in the
care of stupid or ignorant men. Such
/ qualities as courage, patience, good tenn
per and natural aptitude for the oc-
cupation are also needful, and they
are not always to be had for
the asking. Unless the right men
are secured. however, the failure of the
menagerle is only question of time:
As for the specimens themselves, it
is much easier to obtain them than it
once was, owing to the better facilities
for transporting them from the several
''wiid-beast countries. Catching them
in their native wildernesses has been a
regular trade for ages.
| The market price of menagerie ami
NAL of any kind varies from time to
| time, like that of other merchandise,
according to the demand and supply
A writer stated recently that zebras are
sold at little over $4,000 pair, gnus
| at about $500 pair, while rhinoceroses
cost some $4,000 per pair, and tigers
about 81 800 each. A short time ago,
however, and perhaps now, very good
''uneducated'' tiger could be bought in
London for from 5000 to $500. The
same beast, the moment he takes kindly
to learning and promises to be sparing
of his keepers. doubles and trebles in
value. There is no telling what he
would be worth should he show further
signs of intellect or good morals, but he
is like human being in this respect
the more he knows, the more it viii pay
to give for him. The same rule applies
to the entire list, from elephants to
monkeys, so that no precise idea can be
given of the probable cost of menag-
arie.-Ffon ''Neaa-a1aa- A,aiaaat SboUs."
IN st. Nicholas.
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Our Young Folks.
TWO F4CEs UNDER 4 HOOD.

Did you ever see our pet,
When she smiles?
When the dimpies in her cheek
Play a game of hide and seek,
And the nose in dainty way
Lifts its bonny retrousse,
And the eyes in laughter dart
Their sweet arrows through your heart,
And the cunning, rosy lips
Lift tn cir roguish, pouting tips
FIR DIN the chin,
While within
Shine two rows of milk-white pearl
o. this toothsome little girl
Have you seen her when she smiles?
Then the point where we agree is
That upon this earthly ball
just the sweetest thing of all
Is what she is.
Did you ever see our pet
When she cries?
When a swift and tangled frown
bends the curving eyebrows down,
AND grief she cannot speak
Vets the roses of her cheek,
When, like weeping summer skies,
The blue heaven of her eyes,
Clouded deep with woe and fears.
Sends a rain of sobS and tears
Down her nose,
Down her clothes,
While her wig of golden brown
BOhS in sorrow up and down
Have you seen her when she cries?
Then the point where we agree is
Thatupon this earthly ball
just the sweetest thing of all
Is what she is!
Wide AnnLe
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telligence and prosperity under the heels
OF vice, gross ignorance and business
ruin, as personified by the thick-skulled,
black Republican party of the South.
All this is attempted in order that the
offices of the Federal Government may
be kept in the control of the gentry who
at present administer them. To accom-
plish this they are not only willing but
anxious to destroy the prosperity and
welfare of third part of the Federal
Union. This may be smart politics, but
it is not only unpatriotic but wicked
NeW HareH Register.
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Iowa. on the Dist of December last, was seized
with sudden attack of neuralgia in the chest,
giving me excruciating pain and almost prevent
ing breathing. My pulse, usually so, fell to %;
intense nausea of the stomach succeeded and
The attending physician could do nothing to re-
lieve me. After suffering for three hours, I
thought-as had been using ST JACOBS OH with
good effect for rheumatic pains-I would try it.
saturated piece of flannel, large enough to
cover my chest with the Oil, and appliedit The
relief was almost instantaneous. In one hour
was entirely free from pain, and would have
taken the train to fill an appointment that night
in neighboring town had my friends not dis
home, in st. Louis. and have not been troubled
since.
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WEATHER--OR NOT.

man Who when everything had been swept
away said. "Weli, theren be weather and taxes
left ct any rate" Alasi weather is the .yeHee;M e..
special right to try to better the weather. ana q
hurls his anathemas against Old Probanasie;s,
the weather. The following communication 1s
from Prof Tice, of St. Louis Me-. the renowned
meteorologist and weather prophet OF the Mcst.
surely of more importance to those who suffer
with that painful malady he speaks Of: "Ihe
day after concluding my lectures at Burlington,
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A new kind of safety lamp has been
contrived by a Scotch inventor. 1t is so
constructed as to emit low sound when
an explosive mixture of gas and air
enters 1.-THE existence of fire damp in
collieries being by this means readily
indicated.
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"A Neapolitan gardener, after years
of experiment, has produced camelia
with a delicate perfume, and he thinks
it probable that these flowers may, in
the near future, be so cultivated as to
rival the rose in the fragrance of ita odor.
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A French vessel has lately found
the bottom of the Bay of Biscay. 1t is
three miles deep, and warranted to stay
there for the next hundred years
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The laborers living in the small:
town of Pennomene, near Panama, and
working on the De Lesseps canal, re-
fused to be vaccinated. During the past
three months upward of one thousand
deaths have taken place there from
smallpox
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Mr.. Labouchere says of Mr.. Glad
stone that he is too kind and long-snf-
fering, and that his opponents take adj
vantage of this kindness to insult him
without having to fear the consequences
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A widow at the West, intending tc
succeed her husband in the management
of a hotel, advertised that g the hotel
would be kept by the widow of the for
mer landlord, Mr.. Brown. who died last
summer on new and improved plan. y
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"A German manufacturer has sue
ceeded in producing serviceable face
masks of mica for the protection of
metal and glass-melters, stone-masons
and other Workmen exposed to heat,
dust and noxious vapors. These masks
allow the eyes to be turned in any
direction, and there is space enough
for spectacles in case the eyesight is de-
fective.
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Makes good meal for. a cts
which would satisfy any man or child if
hungry, and ought to reverse the decis-
ion of even New York Judge and jury
and professor of chemistry.
american Dai1yraan.
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STATISTICS of population compared with
representatives in the: legislative bodies Of
the leading countries Of the world show that
tho United States With tho largest popula.
ton, has the smallest number Of Legislators.
For her nearly fifty millions Of people she
has 30p Senators and members of Congress,
while the figures for, European nations are
these: Germany, 100000, and 3o7 dele.
gatc';' England, 9hOoo,OoO, and e5s members
Of Parliament; France, 3G.0Co,OOO, and $50
REPRESENTATIVES and Senators; Spain, ii, Ooo,.
900 and 1877 Deputies in the Cortes; and Aus.
tria.lIunsary, 100000 and 1900 members
In the two houses. III 4el-I, 1851 5s.g
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Cost oirrni,sportinS Wool.

DUsIUII CUNHItIVIHI INIIcYIII.N. ~ " -
One Of the most remarkable instances OF
freight discrimination lis afforded by the
Pacilicrlilroads' rates for the transportation
Of wool. The lowest rate for bringing Cali.
tornia wool from San Francisco 10 Boston
is'9l cents per pound, and Yet the same
railroads contract 10 bring woods from Aus.
tralia 10 Boston, via San Francisco, for .
cents Il pound. That is to say;thcir rate
for transporting domestic wool over the
5000 miles Of road from SIN Francisco 10
boston is q cents; but they will bring
foreign wool $50 miles by sea, and then
carry 1t over the same 5000 miles of rail.
road, MI for 9 cents. .g,: q i5Faiei ~ In
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Died

.CosTELLo-on Sunday, Slny 18th, 1SSa, at go
3 funeral. from his late residence No 200 Main
street. this afternoon Ut hali.pas. o'clock. Friends
o! tho family arc invited TO attend. Interment at
Mt. Calvary. ia Tsfj iss.i !. q 49, u
klLlEEN-7on Monday evening, May Is, 1882. at
a. b;Se O'clock. WILLIE, E0n OF Thomas and Lizzie
kilIccn, aged II moths aud day. ~ q .sil.s.
Funeral from tho residence Of his parents, No.
s5lG Market street this afternoon at Ss9 .'clock
Friends Of The family nc Invited Interment at
Mt. Calvary cemcicry.hq.9, ID. i+b5 lEisl, ~. Z
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hideous noise Is utterly unnecessary to tho
worship OF God and, d, ho believes, forms
no part Of It, and Il simply relic OF the
times when they were few, u any watches
orelocEs in Community whereby peot
plcIcould learn the about oiTepairing ID, tho
SANCTUARY; that itscoptinuanee Is detrincn-
ttlto public health md iHjtitiousto prop
erty, aud he therefore prays TINT II mlyb be
abolished and forever prevented by YOUR
honorable body. lla rs.
Your petiuoncr'sv views arc Convarre.l. In
by Mt least two reputable physicians resi-.
dent oithaneigiibofhood. And your peti.
'tioneRwill cSer'pray, etc.. ,.
--:--- J6ffN ". DELL. :
In addition TO- the above remons,ranCe,
numerously, and iniluen,ially signed, tho
two physicians alluded 10 append tllSl iol,
lowing certificate, ~ y tho detrimental,
effects Of said bell :Eaititt al. iGlrlal5tiy'
,ItNEw ioRx, NIay1, lsso. We tho IN.
dtrsigned, hereby affirm and declare TINT
the ringing Of tho bell OF tho church on tho
northetAt'cofnerof Thirty .hftl street 'aifl
Lexington Iavenuo,. called tho Church OF
st. John the Baptist il tho cause Of great
annoyance TO the well and OF serious III.
Jury 10 the sick In tho neighboorlood, and
ought to bo entirply abolished. IESuJ AII N X
ia CliAs. A,yBAcoX, M. D.,lS0 r. 35tl ST.
|gd G!M. krLlooa, MD, ia E.'3Gth ST.
ave have published this statement al
grievances becauee It is u matter Of local
interest hero in Wheeling, AS Indeed it is
in MI cities anlllage towns tlrouglou. the
country. It is 10 be hoped that the day is
not far oG iWhen uiS public everywhere
will cease to be vcxed and injured by this
serious species Of annoyance. ,l s3l
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[pICN1C-TO BE GIVEN BY COL:
i uMBlA LODGE. No. q. a. a. I. q s. ". a,
New n Fair Grounds Wheeling. Island. SATURDAY,,
der the occasion one Of pleasure mid amusement
Arrangements have been made with steamers CI
l.tichs; West Wheeling Ferry anu Little IAnua 10
furnish transportation ut reduced rates To Que and
selves !, !. - 51' .,'',e'; 49, ;;r!vis y
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TOR SALE. IA,
CLERKS OFFICE OF ruK BOARD oP5ytJ
CONNissI )SEns Up THE touHrY or, Otto,
ID " Act 'I.it lHgl WuEGiISd MAJ IN tsgp - y

-
CONNissI )SERs OF THE touHTY or, OHIO,
l47 lt'f ~, ~ WMEELIso. May ". 1SS2.l : 4
Tho Commissioners Of Ohio and BNokc counties
o!ler forsile thestonc belonging to tho nbutments
The st,ne lsdtesSed. bcddch and jOlnted Tor INST
class work, about 100 cubic yards being estimated
10 10 IN the south abutment. INV btalidin< {, md
about ~ cubic yards washed ont from tho north
nbuuncnt. which are beliercd 10 be recoverable
frum tho nelghboring.aud bars At low water. Tho
purchaser will BE- at all costs OF getting out and re.
moving the stone. ,et5, lTasgglG "a ,,sr llIts
nds viii be received at this office, addressed 10
the UNDERSIGNED until this 10th duy OF May at T.
NJ. AMI must be accompanied by the signature Of
two respectable PARTIES who will agree TO guarantee
prompt payment By the purchasers. II tiIFrr ~
The right Isl reserved torclect any and oil bids.
-. t1Ts g,i 5l.,l ~ fs''5r G. s."TERRELL,
Chairman Of the Committee on Roads and Bridges
Of Ohio Connty.5 ilim.l. s!.5i,i,..,..l ls
si..., ABM. WILSON,
.,f's,.f Commissioner OF Brooke county.
W G. SAITH c. K l.srg Il4lE- az y. -
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EDUCATIONAL. N
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

NINE dcpaftments Of study, tn,th,,
AT COST; chlcudsr arranged 10 mi, SS,sitTmbSN
pen,es iot ono year from si76 to s:o: nSIts II.
liberal, thorough. Fall term bSSls' ~ =
wess yIt 1s.I snS ,r La, y,at from SoaSI
Number Of students lager Than lar ,an I;;itIotv
viOuS. lg5 -. w. 'o' N'' !eph IN.
'seForcatalogtlcs and other iniorm.,to,
theAGtlng i1eiidchi. u. u fuElNTUN sprya
town. Vest Va: '--t-- VA AWs.s,
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.TEPHEN MCCULLOUGH,
/ Carpenter md Builder.

Brick Buildings erected complete In all mat.
Improvements. Also wooden buildings utttJ q
complete on lot. Wooden buIldlngN lrsmSTE z
fitted up in yatd Ut work shop and taken IL NJ NJ
part and completed, IN reasonable Terms All Al X
tsra.ionk made o.; Old buildings, mol, valley M
skyiights partirularlyntlendcd 10 LEXIS cnup. -
and shelving lifted up OH short notice siNsr fS.S
put In and stores iGlierei Residence M - W.
teenth street fornsrly occupied b. Sir. len hI.T
Shop In rear ot CAPITOL, on Alley II M
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t,! =, Z, y BUSINESS CARDS,
NEW BOILER WORKS,

IAyIl .IT!FrtIIFNftEfIV UttlI n -T-- n
Manufacturer Of portable, g.Ationa,y n,I,.
boilers, brceching chimney, tanks, I'M, tS- saos
shutters aud all Kinds Of heavy sheet itcI S M
De !l In second hand e9icts, For InoTnI..ss
sphe ! 2 cS SS \ Az NS9ah LsIS.o \:
Telephone Oh. gepatrsspecialaitcu;ionI ~,
reasonable ~ - teFEl
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GRAND EXCURSION, tf., 1 ; IL.
VIA D. Is o. r. II, TO 9tly
Mountain Lake Park.

Mountain Lake Park,
On the top OF tho Allegheny Mountains 2, .O) feet
above sca level. midway between OAKLAND md
DEER PARK, MD This excursion Is arranged ior
the convenience OF those who desire 10 purchase
lots on which to erect Cottages. The sale Of choice
o. lots will take place on THURSDAY, MAY 18Th, at
II o'clock 4. NJ. Unlilnnd including that date only
lots will be sold at from 500 10 so each Ex.
curs!on Tickets can he had at all principal stations
on H. 4 9. H. r ut cents per mile, good from MAY
18Th :0th. Board and Lodging furnished TO OK.
cntSionhts ut reduced rates. Maps and circulars
eivngtull particulars furnished on application "a,
e. T. MAsDES. PRECEDENT, or J. MtDAVIS.9 Su.
cfIntc nLent Nnslnnl Md. - - mri1 II " !
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SPRING RACEs.5 lii 4

,PRoGR-A-AINIE. 3:.
:, y Entities close May nth. g 3g4,t'+,r7ii,,{
First DayNI'fe lneSAay, June It'll
l. Pu, re S;G ~ zoo class FIst, $40; second sios
. Purse. $500: 2:2j Glass; Wtst, $3.50, spro, s;,or.
third, s75; fourth, sjo.'n4IGIli9tiSfa e. 1t,,.ID,
" Second Day-Thuralay,; June Sill. an
8. Purse. 500 200 class First, SEQ; Sc opd slo5.
third. So; fourth, $50. 49, 80,
4. Putse stm: 20 class PAGERS First. s!0: secon1
sloo: third. $50: fourth. siot i'''' |iSS''N'
.. fnnc. E.uo. . Running, lnchcats, 2 In 81 First
sio: second $40; third, $50; fourth, ssn IN
%iiaTlilrd Dny-Frida,, June 9th. /; Il, \;
9. Purse 500 s2:95 class First, sMo second, I'M
third, so; fourth siO.. Ia w
Z. Pune. slW. Horses owned IN Ohio county, md
never having troitcd for money!, FirSt IN.
second, 50; third, Sis; fourth. soI .En I' Tx
I. Fourth Day-saturday, June loth.ii
S. Pure. 500 y ltunnins milo heats pin siilpi,s,d
~ sloo: second, $50; third 0forr,l. 500 t,ipr
= ius ~ ~, H. Ere for az Fst 50: second
TO- Parse. 500 class First. $500. srcopd Ts,fn
third, $50; fourth $40. lfI "ii,' 81
!, l,CoNplTloSs.-The nhove r,ccs to be mile heats
j IN .. In harness.: excepting Nos. S aud /. Tn he
governed By the rules md IeCuiaiinns n ;ba "
tional Trott!ng association as amended FchSin,r
iSs.. Entries close My nth lat O'Clock ryM"Hi
wy ecerctary's onice. fntnncc ice 10 nor cnnt ri
purse fohr entries required To- lin and thrcG ~
s!hr. horse distanting tho field tor INV M II
Lheteol, VIII receive but one money, Addrt.s il,
70 the Secretary. IS; 9T' = -
cro . ,r,.c,,, : A. REYMASE, President" !!
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EEMALE SCHOOL At ~
The, National Cnn;t,,

Z 1tr, AMI Mrs. VIM. u. CADEi.L VIII, or,,.r
School a. tho National Capital, A SeIiEtn fSnts
md pay sthool for Young ladies, on ~ iSgTt!s
wEpSlSpAY N sEi,IENnE!, Ia A. ,i Sse h I1IIlAlES
az on FsSl,se 9sfpp ,Isc. " NJ NJ 4 ASG
ahaiNed byn nomnletp cops Of Mates M, sHlls
facility VIII DO afforded 10 A,IltlrMts in E" titp
cli!sses, while tho preparatory t!cpattrap, nS9Nl
cciye most thorough attention. WI II
.The modern languages will form a n,,L
the lneiml. ~ MILAN il Wsnn,A,4tta
apr?GbswAw 1ll4 NJ s.. n. ~, Mn.hlnn.sL.N.
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NEW 4 Is OCTAVE PIANOS, OF
~ hnt quality. warnlntetl six years, SITS and IN.
wards. at shElBs MUSIC srOsE, 80 Twelfth
street. Washington Hall. ~ f.I:3;myl5f
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10; g. LIS LIST u, 7l
PORK PACKER
And curer Of the celebrated CHESTER yEtr
g.,.dS, which arc now ready and Tor sAleM
-. lts2!'5i'' y FOURTEENTH STREET
Mys. U. Meats an all branded. "Ilrt's Cletfa
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Proprietor Of Ilornbrook's Park.

I. ST will rent to responsible parties for
tho season the Shooting Gallery ind Rowling
Alley. "a tGi fl;f JOS. Ia BEDILlOS, aJl'
rostoiliee address, Wheeling, ". .va.a
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1H0RNBROOK' PARK
TO AY3FRIESDS AND THE PUBLIC.

beg l leave % Inform y yI, thant II am for
this season, tho proprietor OF the above
named popular summer resort ,f Having
erected a large music hall and dancing
pavilion, am PREPARED to accommodate
Sunday.sehoolS, :. Churches, Excursionists
and Picnic parties on the most liberal terms,
Tho Park will be opened on Wednesday next,
18th Inst, and will be kept open every day
during the season. Refreshments and harmless
sports OF all kinds onthe grounds l,,,
nv q JOS. l.. BEDILION, ""
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IQut petitioners views arc convarre,l. In
by Mt. least two reputable physicians resi-.
dent oithaneiglibofhood. And your pcti.
'tioreH will ever'pray, etc, 5si
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M ASON d uAMLlN ORGANS, NEW
4IA styles, 81 90 aud upwards per month. I'LL
paid for, at slIElB'S MUS1C' STORE, 50 Twelfth
street, Washington Hall 7F- lr'-T ~ g - =
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~. N u y 20 tITT7'TT IKONT. IT. WUODJ,
mylG rlcrk oil OF tho llohnl OF Commissioners.
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ss9Lao S"2 ..ttst |. mi
F Fsl Meeting State Fair md Exposition sEpTEM.
!entennisl bay, sN1 URDAY, SEPTEMBER 1G IN =,
S sheeches By distinguished Orators on satiir:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-28
Sagss=Nsmigfeitea.

Gin 3ngerpebitor Der nrnionsBaci.
ficsSabn," gtauens 9 lep, tpurbe am
Souutage ~ 9eapentportb, S., bon gS. ..
Sopt, eineln Telegrapbiften, nit melfeu er
etlid)e Gage porber Streit sebabt bate,
burh einen ShuB t btlid perlpunbet.
Sopt beffeu Satsr Seoatteur bes 0@brif1tau
@bpocate" in Cincinnati it, tpurbe perbaf-
tet.
8. g. Snb6er, Elm Wttslieo bes 40.
unb 43. Gongrslfes, fla ON lesten Sauls
itaae su YiuesSluff, 4rf.
Die &leiberbdnoler 8. Nenbauer &
S6bne, etne ieit langeu Sabren etablirte
Sirra in Rilmaufee, falltrten geltern.
Ilan id)dtt ibre Yaiiiua auf 1926, 900.
Ger Neger ulius Surt tpurbe &C.
fern in gampbellspile, &p., BON bem Boli,
3iften Sones. peldem ct 8tberftauo leiitete,
eritloiien. Sones tuuroe mad einem Serb0r
entloifsn.
Soronto, Ont, tuurben geiiern bic
@reumente besislid bes Bbipps'id,en aus'
lieferuugsfaues porgebradt. Der Htdter
bebtelt fd bte guti&stbunS Dor.
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G9ccScr Gdrtncr gum SpSe ber=
Urtbcift.

Sauana, SGs., q. Nop.- 1beobor
@drtner, Der iurge 0eutrde, melder Oor
6ur3sn ieine Saute, sic @atttu oe5 Farmers
Sob. gSsller, ermOtoete, lit bsrcits ;umSooe
oernrtbsilt. Der Yro3eB mar pieGeiat Der
fiirSeite unb eigentbiinIifIite, Der je 3ut Ser
banolrna fam. Der ausetlagte plaioirte
idulbig bes MorOes im erteu @4abe. Der
9iidter pernuhm mebrere Belaituugs,euseu,
treldle ben Sbatbefanb couitatirteu. @ntz
lafurgs3eugen ruurbeI ni4t auigerufeu.
Damn iagte 0fl9ter Serbmau: o9ies 1T Elm
.gentbiimlidler Sal. Ger angetlagte ift
fd ieiuer Stulo bepuSt, ionft bate er fetz
nen 8lu6toerIut gemaht; er lit nidDt tpabrs
iiurig uno meiB seuau, mas inn beuOfitebt.
st bat eine pebrlOie 6rau in feiger, brataz
fer @ejie uno Obre ale Seruulafung ermor-
Bet" Sierauf nurbe gdrtner gefragt, Oh
e. gegen ieiHe Serurtbeiluug nod @tpas
'tu3umenbeu babe. Gr antwortete nit Ell
nenl Stein" Ser 9Ghtcr uerurtbeilte i'm
bouu gum Sooc bur6 beu Straug. 0a8 llrz
he'll iol an -. Sanuar 1888 pouitredt metz
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guropaif6e Sa6ef6ertdte.
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Grofien, PreuBen, 81. Houem6er. -
otto Sbeobor Sreiberr BON Wanteuffel,
preubiider StaatSnlann, TT bier geiforben.
(0er Seritorbsne, am 3. Sebruar 1906 gu
2iibben gsboren, tpurbe 1841 Sberz6esies
rungsratb i'll S0uissberg, 1S43 Stce=Brdfiz
bent Der 9tegierung III Stettiu, 1874 Wttz
glieS bes Staatsratbs, 1916 Director i'm
WfiniIterium bes Snnereu, ertlGrte iit bei'm
erffen pereinigten Gauotag 1S47 lno 1S48
entidiebeu segeu ben @onftitutionalismus,
murbe am 8. Nopember 1S4S Miniiter oes
Snneren, mad @rtraufuug bes @raien Bran
benburg iuterimiftiid and oe5 gusplrtigeu,
begab ii4 ON 81. yioueulber 1850 sur COME
rers mad Slmiis, in 6olge beren BreuBen
feline oeutid)e 8eformpolittt aufgab unb in
bic 8eaftioiruug bes Sunbestass eiumil'
ligte. SIM 9e3eulber 1850 gum Wtiuiiters
prafoenten ernannt, iu6te er ben @onifitus
tionalismus mad Srdfteu 81 benln1en uuo
ben alten Gbiolutismus rpieoer gelteno ;u
MAIDEN. Nad Ginietuua beS Brinsen BON
Breuben gum Hegenten, am 5. ytopember
1868, puroe er entlaiieu.)
6anlbetta perwunset.
Yaris, 81. Hopember.- 9ambetta psrs
tpunbete iid beute, inbem ct eiueu Hepoluer
auf unporfihtise Weiie baubbabte uuo bas
9osgeben Der @affe peruriad3te, an Der Sano.
Die Runoe III utht gefdbrltd,