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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-12

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-12

WANTED. cotton shippers TO kDo---
at 81 pe aGS Sa Rnge Ia t5Ia Ba IoK o0ToS @
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Fnill In The rnrlnr-

hmc' hdelina Patti, the diva, upon whom
honors have been showered without stint 4,
the Old World and the New. and whose
pre'eminence as an artist conceded eyery.
where, was visited yesterday afternoon bv
a a6lobe'Democrat reporter. After waitinr
lew minutes in the Southern Hotel parlor,
Mons Franchi, the diva's private secretary.
ushered the reporter into the august pres.
ence. In the room were the inevitable
Nicholino, NJ. Franchi and an attendant.
All save Patti and the visitors remained
standing during the interview. aud listened
with rapt attention while the yivacious III.
tie lady talked.
The unnpproachable songsircss was soon
10 be but little short of medium bcigbt
Her figure Is round and full, and gives mn
impression OF almost olken sturdiness, tho
waist Is specially round, as ifturned frnm n
lathe; the shoulders sOlid.ookinp. and Tho
chest deep. The wcl-proportioned bcnre
ana the almost multlcss physical ensemble
IN part a sllrhtcr appearance than wripht
and measure would Justify. Stronr md
iirm.looking white hands, not wholly p0ot-
zeal anu solt, were ornamcnted with a lcv
mhe diamonds, and two brillian,s of
liquid whitcness decorated her
aristocratc ears. The lady was
ottircd for walking In n olosc.Gttinr
geudarmc blue, shuddah cloth dress, The
glorious black hair, unlincd with single
silver thread was done up close To the
shqpely head. without ornament. IL is
said that Patti Is about 81 wears old. but
she does not seem TO be older than most
ladies at 3land * wars. She Is wander
i9lly preserved, Under the eve alone h,
there Faint trace of the hand oftlme. The
secret Other matchlcss power over an audi.
encc Is partially disclosed In the glance of
her iull brilliant and soulful dnrk.brown
eyes No one but a genius of high order
urea with nn intense and icrvid spirit, ever
possessed such luminous aud elouucnt eve.
They dance aud shine aud cloctriW ono, -
lst Louis Globe. Democrat.
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diately after the shooting, and contend,
they We're entirely in keeping with tho the.
ory OF insanity; that his coolness his ouiet.
y going to bed and peacefully sleeping
the night after the murder were charocters
lsllc incidents Ola crime such as would be
expected from an Insane man, and only in
sane men.
Guiteau called out; al have never had
any conception his removal, as murder
m my mind is perfect blank ON that cues.
tion. 49,
Mr., SSeoville read from the evidence of
General Reynolds what Guiteau had soid IN
him (Reynoldsl in jail, that when his rem.
SONS were known to the people they would
acquit him without trial and that he should
then go to Europe for year or two.
uu!teau-"All have got to say about
that is, ! never said it,"
Scovllle continued-"And this, gentle.
men, is the evidence offered YOU by the
prosecution, want you to take
into consideration the monstrou,
absnrdity of such proposition
coming iron n sane man. as they would
have you believe he is, that he could kill
the President of the United States, and
then by simply giving his reasons could 90
free without trial"
Mr.. Scoville alluded TO Guiteau's remark
when told by General Reynolds that Arthur
and Conkling and otllorStalwarts detested
him and abhorred his Crime.
Guiteaa interrupted, saying, 81 didn't
say any such thing, when he spoke of
Conkling and Arthur on the 4th of July.
Those men are my friends to-day and don't
you forget it."
Mr.. Stoville continued with review Of
the. credence, and called attention to
various incidents IN Guiteau's life.
his insanity was cvuced by
undoubted lack of something in
his mental composition possessed by other
men.
Guiteau called out sarcasically. "Give
them that dog story. ltcost Corkhill 500
to get it here.
Mr.. Scoyille continued to speak until 3
o'clock, when the court adjourned until to.
morrow. He VIII probably occupy the
greater part of another day. Counsel ior
the defense will, if permitted by the court,
argue the question of permitting Guiteau
TO address the jury.
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How II Feels 10 be Hanged,

Yesterday several gentlemen were sneak.
Ing ofcapital punishment, when Mr.. ], l..
NcNccly, ,onc of the mostprospcrous farmers
in Pulaski county, remarked. "Gcntle.
men, No far as the punishment Is concerned.
hanging docs not amount to anything. |
was hung once until was inscnsiblc. and
the feeling could scarcely be called pain. -
The bys,anders thought that he was Joking.
~ am In earnest" he continued. "ln 1895.
just az the close Of the war, robbers came Ia
my house IN search Of money. Asa prc.
caution against such visitors, 1 had pIyen
two watches aud sGoO In pold
to a trusty rolored woman 10 teen
for me uhtil times improved. was
lying In bed, crippled. Several men entered
the room. and, without saying ANYTHING.
put ripe around my neck and began To
pull. told them that II they were ,oinp
to hang me to wait until | could rrt mS
crutch, 80 that could walk 10 the hnnvini,
place. They took me out ON the gallery.
aud. throwing the rope over cross. beam,
asked ne Tor my money. told them that
! had meme. They drew me up.
For a moment experienced
slight choking sensation, and
then ] became insensible. When be-
came conscious, alter being taken down, 4
WAS sitting on the steps. The sensations
while resaining consciousness were very
much like those experienced during a
niFhtmarc.-tl Little Rock Gazette.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19
New York stock Market.

NEW York, January 1S.-Share specula.
tions opened in the main sal lower than
Yesterdays closing prices, the latter for
Michigan Central. In early dealings, al.
though the market was somewhat irregular,
an advance of l@to per cent. took place
Memphis& Charleston leading therein. fol.
lowing which was decline ranging from
!@l4 per cent, the latter. Pacific Mail.
subsequently the market became stronger
and ssld up i@3l per cent, in which Rich.
mond u Alleshaney, Memphis & Charles.
ton, and Denver & Rio Graude wor.
most conspicuous. In the carly part
OF the afternoon the list fell
on I TO per cent, in which Rcadin.,
Memphis Il Charleston, Illinois Ccntral
and Denver Il Rio Grandc were most prom.
inent. The market subsequently recovered
an advance Of to II per cent, Richmond
4 Allegheny, Missouri Pacific and Reading
y Union Pacific being most prominent in
the upward movement. Market closed
weak.
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fatal Fall of n Bridge.

LEBANON NY, January lS.-The bridge
IN progress of construction over Rollny
rorK' on the Lebanon and Bradlordyille
turnpike; eight miles from this place, sud.
uehly Tell yesterday afternoon bv reason
OF the undermining of the false
wor. by, high water, Six men
were on the bridge at the time. Uayden
was instantly killed; John Black Ind mn
.rIi' broken man named Mattingly was
iSeliouSiy iy cut on the head; James Wathen
cyap'u mo the water, Il distance of sixty
Cleveland, manager of the bridrr ond ;rnM H,,,,'
company had his shoulder seriously burt
anu suffered conclusion of the brain calls-
broken. '''' ''"' III arm
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Kansas Pacific Railway Company shall
put its lands in such form that they
may be taxed similar TO other
lands of the citizens of Kansas and that the
company or its assigns shall, within, ninety
days from the passage of this act, pay into
the Treasury all cost Of surveying, selecting
ana conveying all such lands
situated in the State of Kansas
which have not already been paid
Mr.. Anderson was instructed to have his
argument printed and recommitted TO the
committee for further consideration.
Mr.. Willis, Of Michigan, veteran
railroad and canal protector an.
peared before the Committee on RAILWAYS
ana canals, and made All exhaustive
argument iu advocacy of the passage of thc
oill Tor the construction of a canal from
SauGatuck, on Lake Michigan, to Detroit,
TO be- known as the Michigan Canal. Mr.,
Willis will be heard from further.
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appealed to the Eastern members to civo
Sreat interest to the Mississippi Valley
committee specially provided for in The
amendment ~ ''is
durher also advocated the amendment
ana suggested that the COMMITTEES shnuiJ
also have jurisdiction of the Ohio and Other
River. 'pP'
:. Van Horn spoke OF the absurdity of the
proposition to improve only that part of the
mississippi River which least needed im.
proyement. leaving untouched 5000 miles
OF up-rlyer navigation, which supplied %
per cent. OF the commerce of the lower
river. '''' ''"o'
Mr., Willis moved to amend the nocos or
the amendment so as to give the Commii-
zee on the Improvement OF the Mississippi
River jurisdiction also over the PRINCIPAL
tributaries, The matter then went over for
,' " ua{ hooeson stating he would call the
previous question tomorrow.
iho House then adjourned
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19

Special 10 the Herald.

liousroS, January lS.--Two slight fires
occurred early this morning IN the Finh
pied by Z. II. ShultE, dry goods aud notions,
burned out and the building badly dam
amagcd. About $1,000 stock completely
destroyed. Building insured for Si,OO6.
stock $500. Otis, Smith & Co., dealers IN
sewing machines, Nam street, were dam.
aged on stock by n fire on the inside, about
500; insurance $500. Both was the work
ofincendiaries.
The property known as the Van Alstync
building. corner Main and Congress streets,
was sold to-day to Sweeney & Co., for
$4,000.
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Mckinney.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
MCKINNEY, January ls.-The ground is
covered with ice. 1t is almost impossible to
travel IN vehicle or on horse back.
Last night, just after supper. DR.. Cal.
houn proprietor of the Foote House. and
his clerk, W. r. Houston, (son of General
Sam Houston,l had misunderstanding
which resulted in Calhoun firing two shots
at Houston one taking effect Just above the
right eye, striking the bone and glancins
on While the wound is painful Mr.. Hons.
ton is not considered in danger from The
effects of the shot. Dr. Calhoun wa, mr.
rested and gave bond. We learn that the
Grand Jury which is still in session acted
npon the case this morning and found a
bill against Calhoun.
The Grand Jury will adjourn this even.
ing. >''"'
District Court is still in session. The
criminal docket will be taken up next
Monday.
The East Line depot has been established
by the committee. 1t will be located at or
near the Houston Il Texas Central Railroad
passenger depot. A fine story building
will be erected for union depot.
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sherman.
specinl 70 the IIcrnld.

SHERMAN, January ls-rhe marriage of
j. Il. Mchullen. Esq, vi Ennis, Texas, To
Miss Luta DC We're Dugan, of Sherman,
was celeorSted IN this clty at I O'Clock this
evening. 1t was one of the grandest and
most interesting events of the season. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. -
N. Garrison in language as eloquent and
chaste rs its sentiment was beautiful and
Impressive. The presents we're numerous.
handsome, and costly. Mr.. McMullen Is
one of the ablest Gnd most prominent
young lawyers In the State, while the bride
is known to be one of the brightest and
most accomplished young ladies' in our
city. They start together on life's Journey.
carrying with them the best wishes of nh.
merohs friends and kindred. May the very
summit OF Their joyous expectations be
reached and fully realized.
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Sues for Campaign speech Mona,

Nrv lonK, January is.--Judgc Barrc,,
in the Supreme Court chamber to-day.
granted an attachment against the property
IN this city of VIM. II. English, Democratic
candidate for vicc.President ut tho ln.,
PRESIDENTIAL election. The application was
made IN suit brought against English by
Wm. ID. Murphy for a, $50, whs claims tha,
Turing the Presidential campaign he do.
lyered speech in Indiana In behalf of the
Democratic ticket, and for which he has rr.
Seiyed no pay, notwithstanding the fact as
ne says, that English promised II.
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Henrietta,
Special TO the Herald

lIrNRirTr,, January is.-Thc survey Of
the Fort Worth IL Denver Road reached
here to day and proceeded west. This line
IL three miles shorter than the old survey
and the country over which Il passes IA
much better. The prospect of securing his
road is good and much Joy is manifested.
a general boom, among the property.hold.
ers anu railroad meetings are In order,
owing to some unknown cause.
Your paper arrives here very irregular
ly and the continued disappoiniment
thcrcat, has caused the postal authorities
to take steps to discover and remedy the
fault. VIZ
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Austin.
Special TO the Herald.

Austin, January lS.-Articles of incor.
B9r9tion were filed to-day by the Texas
Brokerage Association, of Galveston, with
capital stock of $4,000, for the purpose of
dealing IN cotton, bonds, stocks and seen
rites.
Captain Arlington is under orders TO
make scout through the Eastern counties
OF the Fan Handle, TO learn the condition
of affairs there
new contract was signed to-day with
the capitol contractors admitting of some
slight notifications by allowing payments
being. made oilcner, and striking out of the
specilcation asa precaution against fire,
the inrring and lathing ofthe interior walls
MI. Schnell left this evening for the North
10 hurry up machinery and material. IL Is
agreed in the contract that the Legislature
win. superintendent or capitol com
board to the commission, as a supervising
architect will be appointed by the board.
no deaths or new cases OF smallpox.
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Con1agratlon.

PirrsnuRc, January lS.-A ire which
broke out in Hillard L stewctts foundry
on Duquesnc, Way aud Third streets at an
early hour this morning. resulted In the 10.
tai destruction of the building, and in also
rendering ten dwelling houses uninhnbitn
BILE, The loss on the foundry will not ex.
ceed $4,000, which Is insured. The rrs.
idences were insured for about 500 OOO.
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PATTI AT HOME
Il Lady whs has Seen the Diya Gjyes Her
lmprrs,ions

Il '"'dy whs has Seen the Dlva Giyes Her
Impressions.
a lady who has been permitted to inter.
view Nine Patti, writes as follows concern
ing her daily life and home manners;
Madame rises at . o'clock, and durin.
her toilet exercises her voice ON tbc cbro.
matte, or indulges in bits of Glv,ritc arios
a lunch is served ut 10 O'Clock, with menu
OF eggs toast, fruit, fish, tea and wine
breakfast follows at II. Rare po,ter.
house, cut extra thick. chops. truit
coiiec, wine. buckwhcat cakes. and
lettuce salad make up the bill Of
lare. FOR dinner, turtle SOM and
p,sc9us, speed turkey, roast beet. n connie
VI saiiHs, fruits and three kinds of wine. sns
,aii llIe uiitll 10 O'Clock, when a very LIGHT
y, cntrecs and coarse bread is
;"TvI 10 ,aL m,',l wines. When she sings dinner
tbo n,' '' instead OF p, m, and after
soup, pair of chickens. baked notaines
salad with French dressing. cloret poono'
lort cheeSe and crackers, with FrencI,
pluucs; oolld silver, cut glass and the finest
I"nu' u'plnted French china furnish her table
n cShtsr-plece and individual bououets of
'resn SIJ flowers are supplied for every meal
her manners are those of a polished
lady' All requests TO servants and maid,
are preisced with 'if you please nor is thc
tuheery many thanks ever forgotten. Lit.
We coffee IS consumed by the fair diva and
,, meI porteSe' excepting an occasional after
ouo mUom cup. Before going to the opera two
cups OF strong English breakfast tea nre
,bn tSNetI tn cue enlcrtalns the strongest antpa.
Her hotel expenses amount 10 sG5 nor dav
wnlch include four servants, wines and chi,
r,ages which the warbler pays without the
snHhtest hesitancy, as the samc accommo-
CARTONS were never attained in Europe for
less than 800 per day." W.
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BELLEVUE, La. January is.-Jacob Chan.
man, colored man, sentenced to be exc.
cSuied Friday next, escaped from the iail
iast ,a, night. lie was aided in his flight by
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San Antonio.
Special 10 the Herald,

SAN ANTONIO, January ls.-The wires
down, no news nom anywhere; news scarce
anyway.
Captain Edison Lilley, a distinguished
officer OF the late Confederacy, died IN this
city after an illness Of few days.
Miss Abbie A. Foster, daughter of Post
Office Inspector Amos A. Foster, was mar
ried this evening TO John w. Wood, Of
Washington, Missouri.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19

WASHINGTON, January is.-The House
Committee on Pacific Railroads to-day
neard Representative Anderson, of Kansas,
IN support Of his bill providing that the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19
Talk of,hc nm to Retire Justice Hunt.

WAsntSGroN, January lS.-The prompt
ness which Senator Davis, of Illinois, has
displayed in pressing the bill to retire JUS
tice Hunt, OF the Supreme Court,
has revived talk about ex-
Senator Conkling coming into the Cabinet.
IL is said Secretary Folger Is to succeed
Hunt upon the supreme bench and that
monkling will be made Secretary of the
Treasury. Davis is a warm and intimate
trend OF Conk ling's, and he believes Conk.
ling would make u brilliant Cabinet officer.
tolgcr's experience In the Treasury IN, MOI
been such US to make him desire 10 mi
the position for the full term lie
has been annoyed very much by
apprehension office aud has otherwise foun1
the position trying one. He came iust
when public attention was directed 10 tbe
Irregularities that had existed In the lie.
bursemcnt Of the contingent fund. and be
has endcavorcd to watch all details of Tho
department with view OF detecting and
preventing wrong doing even on n small
scale, He is said TO be willing to return 70
judicial life. The bill TO rctlro Hunt wi,i
no doubt pass without delay. ""'
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shot His Head or.

RIyvntr' La, January is.-During a
saloon fight, in this place to-day, W. T.
Little, a white man, blew Off the head of
colored man named Matthews, with a shet
gun.
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Iowa United states Senator.

Dr' Morks, a.. January is.-At noen
both Houses met in joint convention, and
James +. Wilson was lormaljy chosen
United States Senator.
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BRADFORD, Pa, January ls.-Charles
Barry, Of Bradford, was blown TO pic, o.
this afternoon at Richburg, by the OK.
plosion OF four pounds of nitro glycerine.
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GEN ERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Meeting OF Board OF Managers-Indian
Delegation

Delegation.
WASHINGTON, January lS.-Thc Board Of
Managers of the National Homes for Disa-
bled Soldiers held an annual meeting to-day.
Before meeting the Board in body waited
upon President Arthur and Secre-
tary Lincoln to pay their respects
and invited them to attend the
session OF the board. President Arthur is
cN-Otlicio President of the board. The in
vitation was accepted by both the President
and Secretary of War. The members OF
the board present We're Generals
W. B. franklin, George h.
Mcclellan, NJ. L. Mcmahon, and
Colonel l.. A. lIaines. To.day's ses-
sion was devoted entirely to routine busi-
ness in connection with estimates and ap-
proprlations, The board will adjourn to-
morrow evening.
The National Board of Trade held its
thirteenth annual meeting to-day with u
good attendance. President and Hon.
Frederick Fraley, OF Philadelphia, presided
The report of the executive was read. It
gives a gratifying exhibit ofthe progress and
present condition aud aims of the organiza-
tion. Mr., Fraley was reelected President.
A delegation of Miami Indians, from the
Indian Territory, are now here endcavoring
TO secure legislation looking to the allot.
ment oftheir lands in that Territory
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ihe Surrey Of the Fort Worth & Dem
YER Railroad Reached Henri
etta--Brilliant Wedding
at Sherman.
4 new Capitol Contract Signed Admit
aittiaS of Slight Changcs..pan
Handle to be Secuted.
Inc Texas Brokerage Association or
Galvcstons Files Articles Of
Incorporation.
Bucket Business Inaugurated at Waco.
Cigar Factory Closed.
Shooting Anray at McKinney...Conrt
Matters.
2.
othcr Interesting State News.
-
Bucket Business Inaugurated at Waco.
Cigar Factory Closed.
Shooting ARRAY at McKinney...Court
Matters.

othcr Interesting State News.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21
8ottt So0e errettet.

Biaium s. @ousbIiu uOn CONNER.
uius, Muf., iast: SIM 9srbit 1876 uurbe
i'd pom elmer beftisen 2unsenbIutuns, Der
Elm i9werer 5uften foIste, bsfausn. Sd
uerIor appe;it unb Sleii9 uub parb bstts
Idserts. Sn 1877 wurbe i'd ms 5oipis
tai aufsenommen. Oie Nsrsts iasten, Id
bate ein God In Der eunse, 70 sroBe ME
ein baIbsr Dollar. gu elmer Seit mar bas
@eri4t TN l1mIapi, Id iet toot. Sd CAB
BITE 9Offnums auf, aber Elm 5rsunb iaste
mir pom DR.. William Halls Balsam for the
lungs. Sd f9affte mir cine Slaide on,
ais 3u meinsm @titaunsn id anfins mt9
better 3u fdblen, unb beute sebt es better
ais felt bret Sabren.
Sd i9reibe bieies, boffenb, baB ieber,
Der NIT tranfsn 2ungsn bebaftet TT, DR..
William Halls Balsam nebme unb BIN
aber3eust, baB S9pinbiu6t gsbeilt tuers
ben fam. Sd fam poftfp iasen, bab Go
mir msbr senist bat, aIs a0e anbsrsn We.
biBtnen, bte Id felt meinsr &rantbeit nabm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-02-21

ppeurb Referees turh tis @eri&ts ~aueefeat
psrbsn fSrnsn, nm Ss&nunssn gu srauinirsn,
pailirte.
StBuns bonn II. Ssbruar Inter anSsrn
sinesn i'm Sendt folaerbe @~eiesantrG8e cir.
Die 'ga itsrunasssItGfte benz Aueitpr ab3u-
nebr,en une benz Standardization III iibertragen (;
bas @sisB bstrsfrnb ben Sttrus an 8Ulfbduisrn
une Sptsls ~ pipsrrufsn /; cae bic Giisnbab-
men sss Staates ben Ssnatpren unb ibren
,8rauen" SrstpGir ausfelen u. Der Staat bsren
Ausaaben pGbrenb ibrsS Nufentbaltes in Dss
@pinss be,aDlt, bamit iafeine llrlaHe sOrban-
ben iei, Rap bic Ssnatursn itb pGbrsns Der
Dauer Der @eieB9ebung aus Der Sauptitabt ent.
ftrnen. (Dian liebt BOP Der Sampr bel unSern
6elessetern nod niGt erfprben if.-&ee.)
Gin Nntrag bic Sragpette bes N~meapementeS
~ ~ssfnirsn purss aaf ben Slid sslsst.
Saus -Da riebrsrt Nitelisesr bss Inter.
iutunss-G pn1ites 3ur 1ntsriuduns bes Ibun
unb Sreibsns bss Giienbabnausitu6ss a~bpeieub
fiste man nod prei Witelisbsr biusu, bic aber
ipater tpieotr ibrer Aufeabe entbpbtn tpurbtn, ba
bies ~ f@ledtes ei1t aspprfsn bate. Warpta
tra&ts etntn Antrag ;ur StItrnns ees alien
8raneereeieBes Elm, Der an has Ciienbabnecrnits
perpieien truree.
StBuns BON Is. 8sbruar.-Das Saus
bielt feline SiBuns ab.
SIM Senat siusen folstnbt @slebantrdss
elm : DAP stpiGe StGbte aQe innerbalb ibrer
4ren3sn colsetirien griidenfeusrn baben ip0en.
Das GilenbabncOmite ipra1 f& sssen ben an-
tras In Sttrsf pom Cattle guards auf Gilenbab.
men unb Gtisnecbnibersdnsen aus. Die Yin.
trast, baB Observation-Disclosures 81 per
Gag erbaItsn folen unb baB Der gsrfauf Der In
1866 seua%ten llniverftdts-9 Gnbersien sutse.
beiBsn perben fpa, saifrtt.