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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
LIABILITY OF B4NK STOCKHOLDERS.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Judge Blodgett, in the
United states District Court to-day gave decision in
case against the Manuracturers National Bank OF Chi
eaeo lie holds that the stockholders OF the bank are
liable for the debts OF the bank To the amount OF their
sock and that individual suits TO recover on this laD-
ty can ba begun without the Intervention OF receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
SHOT BY AN ENRAGED FATHER AND SON.

CINCINNATI, July 23.-Near Parkersburg,
wo, viro,n, last night Calvin Williams killed by
John II. Coe and his son, Walter Coe. Williams was
engaged to marry Miss Coe and the father and son
aeee that he should have done SO sooner save her
honor They met last night and the Goes shot "S~s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
HACKED TO PIECES IN 4 FIGHT.

MACON, Ca, July 23.-On Sunday morning,
at the County Line Church, in Dooly County Sampson
Cason and Samuel Clifton had terrific fight with knives
resulting In Cftons death He literally hacked TO
pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
NO YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-A rumor reached
the urean OF the Marine Hospital Service to day that
vcov fever h.d ppeared In New Orleans In response
to AN Inquiry Surgeon Godfrey. of tho Marine Hospital
Service, teegrsphs Az folowsi "No yellow fe'er In
New Orleans. Kumor false"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
JURORS INFLUENCED BY SERMON

EAsroN, Penn, July 23.-A motion for a
new trial In the case of sebato Alexander an Italian
murderer was to-day refused. One OF the reasons ad
yanced for new trial that five OF the jurors had
been influenced by sermon they had heard preached
by the Rev Mr.. Anspach the murder on the Sunday
haf lrlal AnAeu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
RuMoR OF DIVISIONS IN THE CABINET.

KUMUK UT NEftIIANH1f'
LONDON, July 23.-The Times, in q leading arti-
Gle this morning said that il quito possible, TO
saw tho least. that there were, in accordance with
runor divlsions OF opinion within the Cabinet
r,latiye 20 tho e1pediency of proceeding with the
completion of tho Suez Canal agreement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
THE LEpRosY SPREADING KApIDLY.

LONDON, July 23.-Advices from Egypt state that
in addition to an outbreak of cholera in the town
of Fareskour, eight miles southwest of Dametta.
the eprosy has appeared there aud is spreading rap
idly. There are neither doctors nor medicines In
Eareskour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
A WAR AGAINST MEXICAN COIN.

ST. THOMAS, July 17.-The principal mer-
chants here nave advertised that they Will accept the
Mexican dollar for only 80 and fractions OF dol
lar ia proportion. The ST. Thomas Bank refuses Mex
lean coin altogether. 80 49,
sharp earthquake shock was felt here on the 18th
fnsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
FOUR DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMEN.
THEIR OPINIONS on THE TARIFF AND THE SPEAK
ERsHIP.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 23.-To-morrow's
0a,ee will contain letters from four Democratic Con-
eressmen from Arkansas the tariff and tho Speaker
ship All are outspoken for q tariff Messrs!
Jones and Peel openly for Mr. Carlyle Mr. Rogers Is
uncommitted but III favor OF Mr. Carlyle and Mr. Breck
euaidge is uncommitted but pronounced against Mr..
Randall or any other protectlonst No letter Is fur
nished by Mr.. Dunn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
SANITARY PRECAUTIONS IN PARIS.

PARIS, July 23.-Inspectors are visiting all
the houses III the popuous quarters of the city in
order to institute measures to guard against the
cholera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, JULY "a, 1883.

hall of the Stockton. The President stooa az ~
the upper end OF the apartment Inr 49,
Colonel McMichael by his side and for over an % n0e
bowed and shook hands with four or five be
The reception over the President again went out on so
lawn where garden party and dance were In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
4 MESSAGE IN 4 BOTTLE AT SEA.

PORTLAND, Me-, July 23.-Captain Chase
OF the steamer General Bartlett OF Long Island yester
day picked up bottle containing the fono"ins'
sohoonar smusrler leaking badly. Seine boats gone.
I,ant keep anoat much longer II this IS FOUND sehu
tna ne wa TO Gloucester ON Cape elizabeth. July lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
CARDINAL MCABE DEFENDS THE POPE.

DUBLIN. July 23.-Cardinal- Archbishop Nc
Cabe, receiving the clergy Sunday, condemned the
false teachers who that the Pope in issuing his
late circular was exceeding his legitimate sphere OF
authority or had been influenced by secular motives
Those disobeyng the circular he said, incurred the
guilt of heresy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
DEPRIvINe FRENCH TROOPS OF BEEF

HoNe KoNG, July 23.-The Chinese have
pohipited tue export OF buocks for the use OF the
French troops In Tonquin Two cargoes Of cattle are
uelalnsd at Hanan. The French Admiral has made
asvny complaint aud the British Consul has also pro.
''eo' some ei the shipments being by an English hrm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24

THE CLARKS AGAIN BEATEN AT TENNlS.
LONDON, July 23.-Messrs. j. and c. Clark,
of the Young America Lawn Tennis Club of Phadel-
phia again met the English play W. and E. Renshaw
at Wimbledon today. The Englishmen won the matcn
easily, the in their favor being three sets 10
nothing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
SPORADIC CASES IN BOMBAY.

LONDON, July ga serious outbreak OF cholera
Is expected IN Bombay, there were thiriy-seven
sporadic cases of the disease there last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH MARINES FIGHT.

CAIRO, July 23.-It is rumored here that an
hnray took place between English and French marines
1t Port SAID to-day, aud that several killed and
wounded,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
COMMENTS ON THE AMERICAN TEAM.

:, LONDON, July 23.-1he Times, referring to
- rue match, says; "To qualify our national COM
aesacy it wsn te remember net only tho superiority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24

of the Americans at the shorter and more practically
important ranges, but that they though shooting In
weather stranger TO Them than the English, MADE
closer fight Than at Creedmoor II would have been un-
Just to insist upon their abandoning tho wndgauges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24

The Prince was born in August, 1882 He succeeoed
his father Prince Ernest in 1s6O In accordance with
family compact his elder brother, Prince Charles LOUIS
William Leopold renouncing mia right 10 the principal
ty. He il general In the Prussiau Cavalry and
member of the Reichslag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24

CROPS IN GREAT BRITAIN AND EUROPE.
LONDON, July 23.-The Times, in Its crop re-
port saws the area of wheat planted in the United King
dom ia from 10 TO per cent below that of last year
and the WELD will be below the average Reports from
the Continent are similar In their CONCLUSIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
A GERMAN PRINCE COMING no AMERICA.

BERLIN, July 23.-The Prince of Hohenlohe
Langenbourg who is President of the German Colonial
Society, is about to start two months Journey
through the United States and Northwest Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24

DEATH OF A PERFORMING ELEPHANT
HAMILTON, Ont, July 23.-One of Barnums
performing elephants worth $4,000. died here to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24
THE RAILROADS AND THE STRIKERS.
LITTLE TROUBLE ANTICIPATED-vIEws ON BOTH

LITTLE TROUBLE ANTICIPATED-VlEW5 On boih
SIDES OF THE QUESTION.
The probability of the strike extending to the
railroad operators caused considerable anxious dis
cu,son in railroad offices yesterday. The Western
Union has contracts with nearly all the railroad
companies and messages are taken for tne
telegraph company at the railroad oinces
Since the strike began good deal of extra work bas
been thrown on the railroad operators and some OK
them. sympathizing with the strikers have refused
10 take messages for the Western Union Company
This has caused the telegraph company 10 eau 'ns
attention OF some of tho i".A
official, TO the necessity of carrying oa' eA
;s,ng contracts. On the other hand, the omcels y.
the brotherhood of Telegraph Operators asssi'
II the railroad operators are compei'eu ss;,,,ad
us.. for the Western Union, sefine y. sh
nSsr.,ors will be ordered. IL suoA a.
.,r;La takes place. and extends Over a. ~.
70 auy great extent it may seriously ~.
COUNT ,ns running of trains 1t Is ior 'nis I0s
ie.o the continuance of the present s'N0
son ina, - xety to railroad officers MI some1
s'' soo. 90 the Western Union Telegraph Comps.s'
v,o, ,nou;rio, were made in regard to snis su'-
"Thsr. has been much exaggeration sp'1s -.
rsn,sal of railroad operators to take mes'.s .,is
.s,. .omnanv. There has been some ..o-
st q few offices on sne A'
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-06
ilE BHERS EgHn
TAEN ND TIREsIDE.

Is een. e'aan il Philadelphia cured
Afro his eallalea Il wiih iFptberia,
sr;i SIM assslleli 8oSeFa 81 sri Pliar,
d nieans q o casninSs clsy pure, 81
itie Nieg5faneons growth u theif
iisraeis 1he effect Is said e have
atii aleA8st tnagieai.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-06

Itls related Of FFa9lSlin that frem
tle window 81 Bis Office 10 PhiIadel-
i,hialhe Noticed q mechanic, among q
aHiabes IF others, at work co a house
which MAS being erected close BIZ, IS ho
appearet 10 be ina merrg aunor and
sl,o had 4 kind and cheerful suile
for every ono Ne met. Let the day be
ever 50 eold, gloomy Or sunless, the
happy smiles danced ike snabeams on.
bis cheerful eountenaaee. Meeting
him one day, Franklin requested to
kaew tAe secret az hiseonstant flow of
aappe spirits. It's no secret doctor"
saisl he; Ire get one of athe best Of
Miges. When ~ % work, She al
ssis, lises lne alSind werd Of eneen4-
ageeysnt ana blessing Will ler parting
kiss sna when ! 20 home slae is sure
to insect ase Mitlla smile and kiss Of
nelcoIns, aud tea Is sareto Be ready,
a1s Nec ehat 10 the evening ! find
fliat slse has been doing 50 mans little
thugs through tho dsyio please me
fiiat ean n8t find Il III nv heart to
spesl AZ nnkind word Of give M AN
issl loSl 10 anybody And Frank
80 Wlsls: Whist al influence, then,
aolaan over the heart of man u
ssfiea Il and make il tlo fountain Of
good and pure emotions Speak
es'iIs, ilseu. "a happg sIuile sapa 4
kjid sserl ef greeting aiief the tolls
af tho eaF are oaser cest netting, aid
fer ioSsrel missing he9ae peaceful
aalsl
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-06
Hleeseieily ANA lasrIeniaure.

raBee Seems to be taking the lead
d Supplying cleeiiieity 10 agriculture,
altbgagh Germany Is Iet wheIly idle
III adapting tie new inotlrc power TO
he saussof The farAer. Thus q IN
agricultural gathering recently held ct
I,aslenhare, soiBe interesting expert
Saents were made in the use Of cleo
if3eit instead 81 steam for The tbresh,
iag 81 wheat. AEesss Petite aud
isnslS NJ alphabetically the space re-
sei4el foF machines, and at the Same
tipe utilized the current to drive All
ordinary iliFeshirg machine. The cyl
i.ider NJ tliis maehine.atlained speed
oi 1900 tHrAs d niinute. 10 viii prob
silly be . long time before electricity
iis seaersiIT apPliedtto Plqaing land or
arising tbresliing machines, but there
ean BIZ 10 reason wins farm houses and
baihlfngs should not be lit up by elec
iFieity, eartieolarlywbere water power
iqr driving 4 dynamo Is running to
Naste 81 the majority Of hemesloads
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-06
eiza y. ! EsessancIss sloe.

3r. Mo- t1reehiieki, ct ttnthfIe
lSs has Pet8sps the largest HOP ~
iise world lis hog is ef the big-beno
leFgsli5se three feet seven inches
liah, mae feet from the nose to the
ttgF oEthR tail, measures seven feet
araaa BE body just behind he shout
slers ANA clesep ana one-half inches
aroual tie ieg iast above the hooF.
lie IS oniy moderately fat, bnt very
thrifty and taking III flesh rapidly,
aaaighs l,2e0 pounds, and Dr.. Green
Aela thinks he viii yet take 81 500
pseads nere lie hasa sow the same
aga iaal weighs 900 Pounas.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-06

W1unrNeroN n. c., Feb, 4, lssl
I'll. H. WARNER & Co., girs-.I m.a
heartily recommend your Safe Kidp,,
and Liver Cure for kidney and M.
diseases, and shall be glad 10 an.r,.
all questions regarding the ssn, 4
connection with my case that epsa,.
ing friends may ask.
.LaArRe a Lon.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-06

Them silat tllc nlael livc staei- ef HE.
eeHpfry Is 81 Dc inpreFe g q gnaslnslE
process 0t graslifsg. Istthis Important
work Tie less fsituns4fasorrd STOCK
iaeli say 4s1a i 4 Fre taEle Geld 81
49,.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-06

Piper car w.sseis aneA composed en-
/ hrsiy q pager firss presstsa together
Haeef 'l.Weight q six tens and then
Fastened 33 lslsans ct belts, aiia steel
tires pat on them; when they are ready
fof use. l4aia iaosetg tlte liIsss stack
as liIgis As tie sisgaiaefs.oi a, oisiliasry
man. Under Treatment they sink 70
Inc tll1ekEest required. Il the lire
should wear OF tall 90 the Fileti. or
the tram run tretsi tae traak, there
so1ilri be ne danger o tiieir 5resk5i'tyr,
As they are very hezi5ie and wonid
spring,
4 paasr esll7 can berenderediso solid
taat n9thtRg bat 4 dianafd tooi can
caase an lhdentian INTO Il, AZ the
mai lsa sqaate bioek Of compressed
paper fastened on a tgrnlng-latile ard
50 hard .that i q iine steei ehisel 3
held against y when RsoviRg INSTEAD
ofcathng the paper i MI break the
chasel anto huaftsfed pieces Inc
strength Is astonishing, ! sl take a
~ nate q. bhe i3anil 3 laneianl t'1ist
It into q kfnd Of rope, suspend SD
pounds upon one end iot i, and Roi
aillare = ~ the slightest 'iegree.
llsatii=tabs ana pots are formed oy
comprising me paper t'ladae our o.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-06

mn W Is VI II EETET1
~ - ~ lI1 49,
E
M -
EI 80 H
hi
#RT ~.
HN IN
MKE s
E& ag
N32n
~ q ~ ~ 80 s4ara -.
FL
HAZ i1l - q
III v !. III "a
#H
- ext
N sanrsa MI
- Il n III
tllsssss ~, - "
H& -, - - s
hlE BIaNN m m EM
EHE Val HW N
- -. = = -
Wy - " 80
- - - - ~
Scientists now all admit THAT most diseases
are caused by disOrLiered Kidneys Of iays
and that ii these great organs are keptiRs
perfect condition, health will be the lesQlt
WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY AND Liver
CURE
Is made from Simple Tropical I,e5i
O. RIA RgA5 EAGlHlE.,
And is a POSITIVE Remedy for The fflaF
ing Troubles:
HhmiE ina EsAe Rack Severe HEeads
aches: Dizziness AeiOafing;
Asa1EsaHAed Eyess a Tired
E3eessr- e Z. NsssAst
swessss
Pains la tiBe ESOSsesE- Part .gfifhe
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-06
Deep Cultivation.
Frem The Country Gentleman,


There arc two conditions Of soil
which are not benefited by deep pillow
ing; these are such as have a sterile
spbsoil, and those which are porous
below A sterile snbsoi does not ben
eft the richer top soil by intermixtare
with il, and n porous sobsoil does not
need leosening. Bata rich soil above,
and poor aud impertious below, may
be mneh improved for withstanding
the effects of severe dr0ngbts by sub
soiling and loasening to some depth,
toTeceive liiaS "a sponge the heavy
rains which fall upen it, and TO give
out FROM this reservoir the needed
meisture to growing crops when
areughts prevail, We have seen some
striking instances. a row of potatoes
planted over covered ditch yielded
donble the crop given from either Of
the adjacent rows, the quality of the
soil being The same; but tie loosened
earth over tie ditch prevented the
effects Of the severe drought which
affected the adjoining rows In the
same way an advocate for maRnriag
with electricity proved his theory, as
~ 80 : ~ .'u''ni'' = "i's ~ %
which very greatly increased in growth
The theory, howeyer,-was oyertArown
49, 4 was i91n = 'ii"1 ti,e a'iil'o =
80 s's'',se - $500 va P1odIo0u 1e,fI
!. -, ~ W. q io'lssil ~ si'lao'i
~ u'eSn "s ~ "''e 'i'teo ~ 0etSi ~
~ ~ ~ ! ~ s.Sa. ii'gie's1 - a. tl's
Polasp .ofop w thorough sussp'iil'es
vac sD'rai s'fhe eaf' e" - : Seasoi
Il 81 'suai u'o.iSI I e 4 lsia Il SefeiS
agrees "liifh yleioea more man trll'le
tae A5 aIt. esF acre oplained lrolh
oVief he'as Wlleh @hfe ,iailteo atter
soieilou 81 sila!io" ',oNi'ts' -sll
l 4 Hligle eroP Eosiiag SPA ~ seventy
i ! cents q RasAeb gave over Sloo
rom ,,1 eaei sefe.
these instances occurred where Tue
sa9soii possessed ho liiusaai letiiiiAins5
qaalllF, Ire DepeAi arising if9ln ~
acting 'ls q sponge or reservoir TOT
iilplshlre, A. wen ~ l9n W. aseleeF eA-
tension Of thereets' but lhYeFy .srge
PORTIONS ei the county, great positive |
9enellt has been i9pna 1y bringing alo |
atd inixiag pertlohs q lhe sa9Soii
,gitllfthe earth At The surface q farmer
N ore Of the western eonisiies q the
STATE, ~ Pfepafingitbe lang l9r wheat,
setfthe Piaw 10 Illn two inches deeper
thsn ~ previous Years ille result |
Nasthst has wheat crop was Increased
slght q ten bushels On ~ aFerase, q
stlitln9re striking instance o. inc ben-
EFT of an latermIxiare q lhe snbsoii |
With ilAe surface eeeaffea oil another
occasion. an open diteh had been |
plTt through 2 heidlio dram Z slna.i |
pond ite earth takeniirom tile.liteil
was scattered over ihe Saflsee ier
fod sor Two on eaeh sl0e. dise nela
was thsn sewn tos4Nse@S he sa.,se-
4lieiit Asii1lsf sfiss ise5y severe RI l9ls
eFol',aud ille iell9Miiag summer prov
n alilIlsilally niilafofa'pie, ph haosi
gtYtlae heisl tue predect Flld iiet. aver
age over flNe bushels PeI aei'e-7TitP'yas /
scaFee sw9rtil esilllnsg. 4 be t"ossFlps |
n each sue q we altehl q, afllleh |
lhe sulss9ll Was sl,Is'ts5 NAsl'le's sat liif
rate 81 twenty bushels per sure Atlis
stFccted lsv The glIlell AS tae soil and
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par NJ N'TNS

obtained for new inventions, or for improve
ments in 0id ones. Caveats. Trade Marks aud
all patent business promptly atteuded to,
INVENTION THAT HAVE BEEN RE
ieeted may still, il most cases, be patented
by as. Being Opposite the u . s. Patent Office,
aud engaged IN PATIENT BUSH tSs sIsx-
Gil SMELLY, we can seeuEe patents IA esa
time than those who are reDple from Wash
iRgton and who must depend upon the mails
III Ak transactions with the Patent 0fice
" hen Inventors send model or sketch we
nlaise search II, The Patent 0fiiee and advise
as to ise IaatentabisiEF 3iss u sbasYt Cores
pondeuce coHttdential prices loF, and NO
CHANGE UNLESS PAgElsT IS OBTAINED
We refertp Hon. Postmaster senersi D. Ag.l
Key, Rsy. 4, y. fgEEbf, = 0iilcisls ia lie ~ I.
S. Rstept llIiee, and espaeially to our Chants
inleYerg ei'ate Ut ME Epi9n and III tlanafla
For special References, terms advice. "a. 7
Address a. a. SNOWY a. 90.
0pposita Fatept 0tliee, Washington, Ii. *.
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q. AZ I.AI7 lIll tlIltl
This Remedy which has done such Rel.
ders, is put up in the largest sized bottle q
any medicine upon the market and is solnsA "
Druggists and all dealers at 81 30 per egi
tie. For Diabetes enquire for NslAltasl.ti Z
SAFE DIABETES CURE. Al is PesillFs
Remedy.
M. Nj. EEAkkREsEg A. fifes
As0ekaGsfer, M A.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-06

East spring MraF a Laling sold a
atslieF Ill tliis parrish. three rnises
below llalnsglle. for one huaared and
f0ar issasana dollars 10 Mt. Niierbo.
Ihs Yield Of cane has been So prolific
thai aIE Niterho will this year, the
siFst ,'aar Of his purchase, realize frein
lite crop raised on ilie place $500, 900,
u serg neafig doaAle the sllm paid
isi tho prgpcilY. T. Charles Hrd5d.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-04
VII.

Der Gag mar idon melt uor9ei6ritten,
in rpenis Stunoen muBte Der abeno bereins
bre6en.
Srau BON Sameibe iaB neben ibrer
Go9ter, in elmer Gde bes 3immers fniete
elm 9eiitli9er Ser; es mar elm SanonitIs
pom ct. Setter III Eournbout, elm anoerer
Sbeim @alters, Der auf bic Na9ri6t pom
Der sefabruollen Gage ieines Nefien berbeis
aeeilt mar, Inn Srau pon Sameibe gu tr6s
item uno 81 Der &ettuns ibres Sobnes NIT
Suwirfen.
anfanss bate er Walters boppeltes
9erseben itrens setaoelt, 9lei9pobl err
i9ien aud ibm bas llrtbeil unuerbdltniBs
mdBig bart unb er wanote 9lei9 mad ieiner
Qnfunft allies auf, beim SerSose por9es
lalen gu werben, I'M penisitens bic Gr>
laubniB gu erlangen, ben Sumter ais Pries
iter in ieinem @sfdnsniHe gu beiu9en,
aber pergebens. Niemanb burfte an bieiem
Gage Dem Siirlten naben. Grit am fol-
geuben Mtorsen gegen nern llbr woate er
Die peri6ieoenen Bitten uno 8lagen an
b6ren, unb mas ben @efangenen angling,
10 waren bic ~itrensiten Mabreseln setrofs
fen Inn su perbinbern, baB auBer ben Gi6s
tern irsenb Semano nit ibm iprd3e.
Man puBte, baB bas S9Oiien9eri9t
sben iebt in Der Burg periammelt unb i'm
Se9riii mar, bas llrtbeil 81 fallen. Der
S6ultbeiB, Elm Tsrpanbter unb iebr gutter
Sreunb bes Saules, bate ueripro9en,
glei9 na9 eriol9tem alusipru6 einen Sos
ten III ienben uno Die 6amilie BON Der @nts
i6eiOuns in GenntniB gu ieben. &einer
S~peifelte on eirem giinitiaen Bei6eio, benn
~ @elbopfern, mo9ten iie AUDI 9roB iein,
mar man germ bereit, oenno6 iloBte Der
@ebanfe, Dap in bieiem 9lu9enblite iiber
Balters 2eben unb Gbre enti6ieoen wurbe,
glQen cine ni9t gu bepaltisenbe QnSit elm,
Die iie bur6 Stiai9peigen por chamber gu
perber9en iu6ten; paren bod aud ale
@orte Der Grmutbi9uns unb oes Groites
bereits eri9Opft!
YlSbli6 wurbe Srau D. Sameioe bon
einem trampfbaften 3ittern befauen unb
IN benz Con Der 9rOBten Seitiir5unS rief lie
aus:
% @ott, wenn nun bas S9Sffenseri9t
i'm gum EObe perurtbeilte!"
slOoIpb faBte uOa Gbeilnabme ibre
9anb.
,@ie mS6t Sbr Sud islbit 10 mtlos
q%udlen, iaste er. llnb aa9 0u, meme
quite Meibis, trofne Define Gbranen !
@i6en mir benn ni@t, wie bic S4Sfen