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CONNECTICUT ELECTIONS.

HARTFORD. April 3.-At the city election to-
Gay inc Republicans reelected Morgan G. Buekely
mayor Dy ~ majority They also reelected the civ
tie"'uier anu marshal The Democrats elected
me Cty CLERK, Auditor ana Collector Five Renpllican
and three Democratic Aldermen wer. ei ,ep,'Dnean
Lower Board OF the Common Council SID -. l no
Republicans 10 fourteen Democrats III ~ u cen
tnd three Democratic Aldermen hold over { oal
Republicans control OF the Common Counch @ 'ne
ballot by seven majority. Jo'ne
BRIDGEPoRr, Conn, April Sat the town and o,,,
election IN this city to-day Carlos Curtis the
candidate for Mayor elected by seventy rna,oi,
}he Republicans elected Town Clerk, Town and az,
Treasurer and one Selectman 0''
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This shpherd Is curious mixture Of the knave and
the fool. with decided preponderance of the former
His project Is insane has foundation in law or equity
has no evidence of any kind in It's favor but there
is somebody behind It. Shipherd himself, from his
reported interviews IA portentous liar, but somebody
believes in him. sent long ago 70 the Department
full examination aud rejection OF his schemes. aud
have also sent back TO the Department hls
very extraordinary letter TO me. All
these will be In the possession OF Congress- and my
yndlcauon will be complete TO that But think
the United States going 10 back down from tho
position have held here, and this compels my return
home. have written the Secretary that the Govern
ment proposes such action cannot and viii not repre-
sent IL any longer"
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il M stt @s%SD Ct S Siisrs ssSa
van van ana Il ,bey did But The resan well Syse%
s ss' spilled the drama though CAN 'e to- touch
the subject G better way and Mr. Cmpbe is very far
sshnd model hsTde Sc the sOa'iI %
DAILY Miss K'% and MIR N RaitoH prcsenng old STAG
tvncs With marked skill. The piece MAJ to
Way success with the house, but d"Anu''"
feeRle close amid gentle apathy
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HAzIYG AT TRINITY COLLEGE.

HARTFORD, April 3.-Thirteen members of
the Senior Class at Trinity on Saturday night hazed
three sophomores, the supposed editors Of college
paper which had spoken in trifing manner OF the
Senior Class The Sophomores entced into differ
ent carriages, and driven in different directions
for several miles, where after being subjected to vari-
Gus indignes they lett To find their way home as
they could Complaints have been entered against a
number OF prominent Seniors who are believed to have
been partle!pants.
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OBLIGED TO PROVE HER HUSBANDSDEATH

Mr.. Everett, American Charge PAffsirs at
pcrliu has asked the Board Of Health to change the
record Of the death OF Mende Pedeiberg 80 that the
name would appear Abraham Mendel Perberg' rs
this was the mans right Ahdays to this eneot
from the widow and relatives u the dead man were sub
mitted with the letter The dead man, IL stated hau ei1
~, csiote in Russia 10 which his wife was heir Her
claims 10 thA could Dc made good unless she pc.
senIed within cerain period ddy certified record OF
hrr husbands death. Inc BOaId VI Health VIII ACT III
ne. mn IL,r to-day.
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A Spring Dcfcnce!
HOW TO REPEL THE ASSAULTS OF ILL HEALTH
DIR, KENNEDY'S "FAVOKITE REMEDY"
MEANS SOMETHING FOR VOC.

Tie months Of March, p aud May the three
OF bridge which connect the Of ice and
seot with that and No less in respect Of
health phenomena this true spring
Is trying Aids aud particularly for those who
either suffer liable suffer from Bousncss Kidney
complaints AID CONSTIPATION Of the Bowels and for women
are chrOncay subject OF the long catalogue Of
physical which their delicate sex hcr lnc
lions dis, spri q should be needed At iata
may easily result from ect or adorderrd condition
The may ne ad where IONS
attempted cure-may lo unaY2li1g. Are You
veNed troubled spring with indigestion torpid OF diso
appetite constipation or cyeTish sio
of the sAln take without hours unnecessary delay
Ir Kenpety's FAVORIrE REMEDY. 30 medicine IL 80
harmless and YET quick and positive in its action 1t IS
NATURES o idea Aed aud made tangible by human
SKILL DO not leave home When going upOI journey without
tie OF in your yae N0u cannot possibly put one dol
lar in any other shape render essential
service. The FAVORITE REMEDY is almost iNsrAN'
action but does not tear You 10 Pieces WIN
TIA violence nor nauSeate you with disgust II rees the Liver
from Bile and machinery Of your body INTO normal
and healthy operation Remember Dr. y. kennedys FANO
RITE REMEDY Ask druggist for and take nothing
e. cc Dollar a bottle.
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MAGNETITE ORL ~ NORTH CAROLINA.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 3.-The Cram
berry Iron Company has discovered on Its prop
orty ia Mitchell County, n. g., two veins OF the
hnest magnetic orc-One OF eighteen feet, anu inc oer
thirty They have tuuneed through he veins
In building "a railroad There Ia much rejoicing among
the ron here, Asures 10 the Chattanooga MN
district an supply OF steel-na kng ore.
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PLAYING FOB THEIR FELLOW ACTORS

The managers of the sixteen theatres in
this CITY and one IN Brooklyn opened theiI
doors yesterday afternoon and gave per-
Torrance. for tho benefit Of the Actors Fund
The forenoon promised a pleasant day. which assured
managers Of good receipts at the box Offices outside Of
the largo advance OF tickets by the police Every
thing indicated that this charitable enterprise In
bohalf OF disabled players would be launched
successfully. The indications not misleading The
seventeen theatres all comfortably filed, and In
come cases densely crowded Last night IL esti
mated by A. II. Palmer the treasurer OF the fund, that
the entire receipts from subscriptions and
over $50 900. At the Union Square Theatre Wallacks
and other large houses the people began TO gather early
When the cato opened at the first named house. the
crowd extended through the lobby the sidewalk
and into the street
A telegram was received from James Gordon Bennett
yesterday stating that he would subscribe $4,000 TO
the fud Mr.. Palmers statement Of this Is as follows:
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

6ynoPs1 JoT no pIsI q E0H7S
WASHINGTON. April 4, a. m.-The barome-
ter is lowest Lake Superior and highest the
Middle Atlantic coast The prevailing winds south
erly In all districts except the Middle Atlantic States,
where they easterly Partly cloudy weather pre-
walls In the Middle Atlantic States and Upper Lake
gOn III all other districts the weather is fair The tenn
erature has fallen from 100 to 300 in wEngand and
the Middle Atlantic States and risen from 100 to $50 in
the Upper Lake egon and slightly In the South Atlantic
and Gulf States 1t has fallen from 100 ~ 80 in the
trclue Northwest.
Indications for 10 day
For New England. fair weather south TO west Winds
lower barometer. higher temperature
For the Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather
winds shifting 10 south and west, lower barometer
higher temperature.
CauftOnGry Signals
Cautionary signals are ordered from Kitty Hawk 10
PrOyiucetown
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THE CINCLNNATI ELECTION

CINCINNATI, April 3.-Sixteen Wards show
siang on IN the vote, compared that of ast year
os49 This seems TO indicate that the Republicans are
oeeAed by probably 1000 to 5000 The result is due
Y The detection OF the German Republicans headed nv
Pond Dill. " '-' f~''"so VI ZIG
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TIE STANDARD OIL SUIT.

HARRISBURG. Penn, April 3.-The Court
to-day had with attorneys either side IN
the standard oil suit reference to some discrepancies
in The agreement OF iacts The discrepancies
were reconclcd TO the satisfaction ~ The Court and an
iOnrnmtnt taken until tomorrow, When III Is De-
IirA I'd the nplnIOn VIII be nlcd.
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SMALLPOX SPREADING IN BETHLEHEM.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Penn, April 3.-Nine
new cases OF smallpox were reported here to-day and
three deaths occurred. The with few
ceptions are quaantined families There have been
sixty-four deaths thus far Five were also
reported to!ay In bethlehem proper The disease is
aga ia spreading
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CHICAGO. April Be. II. Talbot, a relative
nv marriage Of the late Minister s. A. Hurlbut, recently
received from Mr. Hurlbut letter In which no
saws OF the Peruvian Company; "You may
rest assured that /, at all events. am
not complicated in the least degree with
any discreditable project. and that have taken I'll
proper ias to keep the proof where II ought " De-
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LaDcaster Pom, March q, Is5Z
Dr.. J. A. Sherman.
Dear Sir feel grateful 70 yon Doctor and viii
always ac pleasure in recommending the AFFLICTED 10
Why. II could 10 them hail Df w0at have
done for would be crowded TO death with rupturef
victims seeking relief Rupture little matter at hrst
thought but then when II bad how nterfcrcs with
al Of those enjoyments which mas lie worth living
You publish tins letter and when calls lot them
Photographs Then they DO able 10 realize
thing OF my present happy condition.
Wishing you long life In your good work remain yours
truly, LEVI LUZ
No. 2l5 Lemon 1t, Lancaster Penn
DR.. sherrnan's "BoOk Rupture" giyes convincing
proofs from OfesOna gentlemen AMI others OF III. success
fu treatment II Is illustrated with Photographic pictures "
bad before and after cnre and Is sent 10 those VINO
send 10 cents Principal Office No. 25l broadway Cpn.
sutaton days Mondays Tuesdays and Saturday Of each
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emcnt house, owned by Peter Hoffman, ut Greene and
FIrstst Patrick Kelly severely burned about the
head and face lie taken to the Charity Hospital
the iiamcs exnguished after causing damage TO
the amount OF about IS, 0O0
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Ready This Morning

THE SCIENTIFICALLY TRIBUNE.
Price lin wrappers roady Tor maung ave cents per copy
ne coDv year s.; nye cOpo kli ten copies AID oa
.1tra Us Postage IN all cases " the subscriber
THE TRIBUNE,
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i1oIititGl No.ltes.

xIth Assembly District Republican Association
ApI1l 4, leS3 At No. l07 West 3ithst Mt p M.
Z. A. PEABODY, JR, President.
j. W. HAYES, Secretary.
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Gprrlal NoticeS.
Artistic Memorials.

THE NEW-ENGLAN u GRANITE WORKS. Hartford, Conn
Quarrtes and workshops Westerly, r. 1.
Fine monumental and building work In Gralie. Drawings
estimates furnished without charge COrespOnienceso
Ecitel y. Y. ONCE l.32l Bway c. ". CANFIELD. Agt
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The Pictorial War Record. No. 33 (Wednesday). viii
contain engraving OF Thomas Nas II by az inches
ina Review Of 10000 Troops OF the Army OF the Potomac
Price cents. For sale by news dealers everywhere.
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Electro tho only reliable silver polish
purchasing sec that fun name Il on each box.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TODAY.
Sun rises 59s sets rs 74l Moons age dys 16
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
FoysnOon-Sdy k, 75t. Isld S35; Hen Cars 1924
Anern00g-Sy HK. e.l3; Gov Isd 1851; Hell Gate lO;Io
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The foreign malls iof Tho week sahns sArVEDAf.
April ., 1852, VIII this Once on MONDAY, ~
,. scotland direct by steamship Etlopi VIA Gas
gov ~ ESDAY. at $50 r. for Europe by steamship
Arizona. via Queenstown on WkDN i.sDA T. al $50 "A M
for Europe By steamship B0na, VIA queenstown zorro
spondence must be specially addfesse ANA 40
a m for France direct by steamship Canada, wa HaVrej
THURS DAY az 4:3O H. for Europe 10y steamship Am.
attic Queenstown; and AZ 1880 q m Tor Europe oy
ssamshp Westphala via Plymouth CheFbourS ANA liam
burg on SATURDAY, at 80 ~ for Europe " steamship
City O, Berlin Queenstown correspondence Tor Germany
and Scotland specially addressed aud AZ BOO n
steamship Circassla. and
al 800 M Belgium direck by sic amslp Switzerland,
Via Antwerp; IL a. m. for Europe, by steamship
Neckar VIA southampton and bonen. The malls for
foundland by steamship Ahanbra Will close MONDAY
az D. The mails Brazil By steamship onshirtI va
baltimore close TUESDAY at 1870 y H. The malls TOT
Mexico. via NewOrleans, close on WhDN E7DAl NJ 20
IN The mails Bermuda, by steamship pruoco close m
THURSDAY at 1880 p nj. The mails icr Sgha ana Motioo'
OF Pucbla close On III kSDAl Al lou
m Ihe mails or newfoundland and - Pierre M.queon vs.
Halifax close on THU kSDAI az $50 p u me RAILS ior
anaoa Jacmel aud Turks Island OY steamship
Alps close FRIDAY ~ . a H. The uas I0n tnDs s1t
Porto Rico py Newport, coae on 81 II 40 -
lao M Ine Honduras and livingston VIZ Ne"-
orleans coso on SATURDAY AZ 1880 .. M Inc mas ior
Australs. &c. Francisco, close April = ~ M
rho mails CHINA and Japan via san tf@"cisoo Close
April IL, at y. M ..o., - ,p.psox po.fn..ts,
Post once New.York. April l. 1851
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE, April L. l a. m.-Dnrfng the clear
and far weather OF yesterday the movement IN the bar
ometer was upward The temperature ranged be-
tween 40' and AS, the average $3.50 being l2o
higher than on the corresponding day last year and
IN lower than on Sunday.
- warmer and fair weather. followed by increasing
tSess ana chances OF hgnt rain, may be expected
''-a@s In TINS city ana vicinity.
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FLAMES IN A TENEMENT HOUSE.

fire. caused by the explosion of Kerosene
lamp broke yesterday In the hreestory frame ten
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Tho steam Carpet Cleaner.
" sTI.WAlT SAG sth-aye. Send for CIRCULAR.
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A burning or Gnauing Pain

Arising irritation o; the stomach spasmoc or
gastrac pains Of dsicnsion from hatuence Or
other causes Immediately relieved by the use Of GAS
TRINE Sold by all drug ists. Depot 90 Muray+st
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With her contribution Of 800, Mrs Edwin Adams sent
note in which she expressed her gratitude for the gener
way which the thcatrica profession Il come for
ward at the time Of her hUsband's death.
The receipts 10 Brooklyn, il Is thought, VIII be nearer
81, 500 than Mr. Palner's estimate.
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A. KIMBEL 81. CABUs, Nos. 7anl Els, 2otb-st. New.
York. beg inform their patrons and the public In general
that owing approaching dissolution OF their copansr
ship which the LIST dag Of May 1882 they ooe
their nre stock high class ParOr Library DlnagOJn
Chamber and Fancy Furniture at greatly rein ed prco4 IN
order close the business OF tho urn By the above ne
t..ffatl Al Ia
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Posi- Oiiice NOTICE. ,.c,,,n,

Piles Permanently Eradlcnted
In weeks without knife liz AZURE cauSuc send Tor
circular containing references DIR HOlI 80 West 2Ih-sk
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EDWARD scHENcK, Auo;ioneer

The purest and medicinal OF all mineral watrrA
harsh irritating waters native anl foreign They
impair digestive organs and kidneys thereby producing
irrepaIaDle results
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EASTMAN On Saturday, March % OF Gainesville Florida
Henry Hooker infant John g and Lncy II. Eastman
ard grandson OF the late Rev. o. Eastman formerly Of this
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Keeping Her Word.

mn Il. Lane, a farmer, who lives near
ngheld, Ill. told his daughter about
weeks ago that he objected to Henry
grave, Springfield young man, be.
he wrote poetry and effected to
re Democracy as the constitutional
~ In vain did young Muserave try
'nvince the dyed.in.the.wool stalwart
neither literature nor politics ought
d considered in love-making. The
er was firm. Miss Lane disliked to
no her parents, and promised them
she would never be married except
T the home roof. She repented Of the
mise afterwards, and, indeed, that only
'"er from ageeing to an elopcment that
lover proposed. But as love laughs at
.'miths, so Cupid can circumvent the
f@at Nicholas Of the ofthe cloven foo,
''e'1' One night recently Miss Lane
% down stairs, dressed for departure
lifted the latch at II midnight, and
va party Of tiptoeing people, among
:" was preacher with a pleasan
4s and an elastic conscience. A single
'a'e was lighted in the kitchen. The mar
ceremony was performed, the youn.
p's sped away to Chicago, and MI
V a"oke at 5 o'clock to find himsel
4'en around the stump.
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On Eh. xia..

Mark Twain Of Germany-Bis.
Irish hopes like their vegetables are
.ly doomed to he mashed.
Tiled knight must have had a good
ostage stamps to carry him through
fully.
ION Alcott says 1.-THE blonde type Is
to the Divine likeness" Very few
pers use the blonde type.
% the umpire Of a cricket match
LOya" It Is no indication that the
% have made a goose egg.
German astronomer has found a new
Anybody who misses any Of his
should make a note Of this.
MT. Bourbon movement is reported
isina. 1t may sweep over the rest
South, but it will never reach Ken.
when pursued by ferocious dog
BIT b. feeling qnite as we'll as usual
neverthelesss, she present a fur.
i appearance.
nrespondsnt wants to know whe,e
preston ''let up" comes from. We
It comes from the fellow who isn't
in the fight.
re- Is a story told of a fine old Cor.
squire VITO only drank brandy on
occasions-when he had goose for
and when he had not.
.ral Sherman ought to be happy.
Elessr,ers were captured last week,
increases the regular armo IS per
Burlington Hawkeye.
IRE is a prevailing superstitious terror
c number thirteen. That's rrota.
Ic reason why folks don't admire the
90 saoe.-Boston Post.
PERFECTLY safe elevator is in process o!
alton, We are happy to announce
ID. Do you mean that it is in thu
|way:-Boston Commercial Bulletin.
New Orleans picayune believes
psalm tunes should be pla, ed on ar
hit piano. Which suggests that Ma
music should be played on TIN
e.-Boston commercial Bulletin.
he bees arc swarming, and there's nj
70 the,n," sad Farmer Jones, comm!
the house. His little boy Georg
in a second aftrrward and said tfer
an end to one Of 'em anyhow, and
red'hot too.-Boston Transcript.
me people will never get through ask
oolish questions. A New York papc
WAS Grant surprised at Shiloh
don't know how it was at Shilc h, b,
BIT was very much surprised at Oh
tie was more than surprised. II
shocked-Texas Shiftings.
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sMa uofhn.
. .oua OF THE SEASON

"
:. -, REV. NJ. 9. WATKINS NJ A.
sfs oa,', round his beauteous eyes;
ee"9 NE snow.heaped coverlid to
l'. .weet infant rise!
~, and vigor wake
bro auS large Guns, he'll thrive,
las. babe babe eftsoons will live.
.,,or. ,nowdrops, rise; So,
a ,ssr',, borders, crocus, blaze;
e ss songs thrush au'cke" over
. .ss ,nrimrose ways
a. Sspoy lovers tread,
y, .I apupirpie spring.buds shed
n,,! Young dream their fragrant
bliss: Lie, ...,, liza.
. ~ I'VE, wealth Oft wont to sweep, -.
, T.. ,sternal acres meath the hill,
~ h1,,rs westward creep,
would lite's task fulfill,
|.r.,t with iron will:
I ."r;ny roses shall dissuade
Tprk, nor sleep in thick.arcl,ed
Ihade.
,1r eve! oh, rest,
"a. with golden harvest blestl
bye TO earth' to cross u long
II bright LEAKAGE drest
autumn sadness tell;
. easement flaps, winds swell
kodine whispers: with old age out
'. r, to his fathers home Il
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

is II never.t ailing cure tor
nervous dcbility,cxhaust.
cd vitality, seminal ". ak.
ness, superintendent, Loss
Of Manhood, impotcncy.,
paralysis aud all the terri.
bile effects Of self. abuse,
youthful tpllies, and ex.
'csscs in in:lturer years.
:uch rs loss Ot memory,
.lsitudc. mex turnal ennis =.
s;Ons, aversion to society.
,;,,u..c. cf v;S;nu. ,,oiS 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-13
Sermii6te Sepef6en aus
Y1cfp Qorf.

Netp Yort, 12. San.-Srau S6war,=
idrber, in 9tr. SO, 9ubloipitraBe, pobnboit,
uergiftete iif beute friib init Yartier Grin
unb ftarb balo oaraui.
= Die n2incoln Rational Sauf," beren
Brdfbent Der Grz@eneral= Boitmeiiter SameS
lit, erofiuete beute ibre @elhdfte in Rr. 5,
Sanoerbilt= Qpeuue. Die Saut bat Elm Saz
pital BON 100000.
-Rebrere biefige 6encruerf6ermgS Sc
iellhaften baben fd gemeigert, BOliceu aui
Gigentbum in 8eOzSunt, RS, III erneu-
ern, bis gSalerluerfe in ienem Srte errthtet
tporbeu iin0.
- Ri6ter @ilbert pom Sbergeri6te fir
Sings=@ountp bat eiuen Sefebl ausgeltellt,
ipelher SObn lR. Guiteau, eineu Der Ser
tbeibiguugsanipdlte in Der pon Sbonas Sell
gegen bic .6eu 0pnamic Wotors9o." elm
geleitete 6lage, BON ocn SerbanOlungen ans
idlieBt. Sobn @P. @uiteau 1T ein Setter
oes YrdiioentennDrbers.
- Die @ranb=Srrp Der @eneralalltlen bat
cine auf Oioro i'm erIten @raoe lautenbe
Auflaae segeu Sobu Dtoonep aufgeitellt
Derleibe mirb beIhuibigt, Glen Roonep,
ieine @atttn, am 10. DECEMBER eruOrSst 81
baber.
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Gbebrut, MfprS uus SrfbSfmors

ct. Baul, Snb., 12. Sor.-6rau gSal=
ton, Satin bes fitr;lif bier Don bem Reqer
gnOp 6ra5er eridOfieuen SObn Salon,
mnroe beute inter Der 9nflage perbaitet,
pen Neger sur @rmOrbung ibres 9dtten ge=
ouugeu ;u babcn. 8. 90. @arrett, Elm Nadl=
bar unp augeblifer 9iebbaber Der 6rau
gSalton, weld)er Suerit ais mutbmo Slider
2lnitifter bes Serbrehens perbGitet uuroe,
bat iidJ, mie bereits mitgetbeilt wuroc, gleidD
mad ieiner Serbnftung cine Sugcl burGJ ben
6Opi gcjagt nnb liegt in fritii6em 3uItanbe
Ournieber. Gr mudlte 2lnOeutIngen, mel1e
Die 6rau tncrtminirten. Die gebtere entz
iprang beute auf benz gSege mad benz Sc
fdngniiIe ben Seanten unb bemertlteQigte
ibre 6ludt. Cine groBs an3abl @onIabler
un6 Siirger iabnbet auf ite. 6rau arnolo,
ote Wirtter Der 6ran gSaltOu, lit burf ben
trogii6eu @orfal berart erihiittcrt, oaB iie
berte etnen Seriud) madte, itd 6as 9ebeu
Su nehmen. Sbre giafbarn perbinSerten iie
all Der ausiibrung ibres Sorbabens. Die
2luIregung 1T ungebener, uub Der Neger
6raser idwebt in @efabr, gelpuht ;u wer=
npr