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DANVILLE.
FERNALD AGAIN ARREsTED-wHAT Is SAID IN
TOWN ABOUT THE INTERNAL-REvENUE Of
FICE-THE TOBACCO SEASON AT LAST.
Correspondence of toe Richmond DispatchJ

| FERNALD AGAIN ARRESTED-WHAT Is SAID IN
TOWN ABOUT THE INTERNAL-REvENUE Of
FICE-THE TOBACCO SEASON AT LAST.
! Correspondence of toe Richmond DspatchI
JANUARY 9. 1888.
Captain W. l.. FeTnald went to the depot
| yesterday morning prepared for the trip,
we suppose, to Washington cityand Maine,
Of which / wrote yesterday. But a peace
warrant was sued out against him yeSter-
day morning by Colonel j. Il. RaulstOn,
and il was served on him while at the
depot. This necessitated his return 10 the
city and the taking Of testimony, and the
case was then dismissed. Fernald had al
ready given gave on Saturday. bond for
good behavior to the amount Of $4,000.
Rauston testified that he feared violence
OF some sort mt the hands OF Fernald. or
somebody acting rs agent Tor him.
Some OF the employees IN the internal
revenue office more than intimated Satur-
day evening that Fenald chad been dis
missed but did not know it," II was then
said that Mr. Hale, an agent OF the Gov
eminent, was here and was giving the
books OF the Office the regular examination.
Yesterday evening ii was stated that while
the accounts are being examined Captain
T. l.. Marks is acting rs the chief OF the
Office, and that by authority from the De-
partmeDt. But this writer does not yet
believe that Fernald has been elected.
Fernald tells me that he is the familiar
friend OF General Malone, bis confidential
adviser, and that at the opening Of the last
campaign he sent on rs voluntary offer
ing for the campaign fund his check for
5000.
The long-desired tobacco season has come
at last. Here are the wagons, and here are
the people from the country, and to-day
and tomorrow the merchants and the
banks will be cashing checks payable to
bearer. ALPHA.
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A Chicago telegram Of the Sth says: A
corner in corn Is said 10 be developing
here, and the rapid rise Of seven cents asst
week in January options gives color to the
story. IL Is stated that Truman b. Handy,
who successfully ran the former deal. has
associated with him several heavy New
York capitalists, and heads the scheme. IL
Is supposed TO be the plan OF the clique TO
buy all the January and February corn Of
fered. One broker bought over 100000
bushels on Saturday. The milking process
has already begun TO shake out the weak
holders
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DEATH OF 4 FORMER ClTIZEN--A wELL-KNOwN
MAN PARALYZED-NARROw ESCAPE or Az
OFIICER-THE MONITOR FLEET-ELoPE
MENT- ANNUAL MEETING-sNOw.
fCorrosDonGence Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
JANUARY 9, 1883.
The remains Of Mr. Henry Argerman ar
rived here this afternoon and were inter.
red in BlandiOrd cemetery. Mr.. Anger
man was formerly and for many years q
citizen OF Petersburg, where he was en-
gagged IN business, and where he was
greatly esteemed. He was upwards OF
eighty years OF age, and Tor the past fifteen
years had been residing in Baltimore.
Captain Thomas Jones, an old and hon.
ored citizen OF Brunswick county, was Sc
rorsly paralyzed several days ago Of his
home. He is about seyenty-tive years of
age, and his friends have great apprehen-
sions as 10 his condition.
Last night the police were called upon to
search the store of large mercantile firm
in this city for robbers. who, it was
thou ut, had effected an entrance to the
building. A couple OF officers who APP
peared at the front door were mistaken for
intruders by one Of the clerks inside, and
were fred upon-fortunately without eff
feet, though the escape OF one OF the officers
from injury is reported TO have been very
narrow 4 search Of the building did not
result in the discovery Of any thief.
The iron-clad monitor feet is still an
chored off City Point, though mainly de-
nuded Of its officers and crew and stores.
The latter were some time ago taken to the
Gosport navy-yard.
A young Hebrew gentleman and lady Of
this city eloped night before last, and it is
reported were married at Garysburg, n.
c. They left here on the II Il. NJ. train.
The Finance Committee OF the Common
Council left here this afternoon for Nor
folk to represent the interests Of the city
in the annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany.
At the annual meeting Of the Petersburg
Benevolent Mechanic Association held
last night Mr.. W. c. LumSden was elected
president, Mr.. James Il. Wolf yice-presi-
dent, and William ii. Baxter secretary
and treasurer, for the ensuing year. The
old Board OF Directors were reelected.
During the past year not a single member
OF the Association was lost by death. The
Association has for many years done a
great benevolent work in the community.
Heavy northeast snow-storm here to-day.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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An Inlnois Coliicry Horror.
TEN MEN CAUGHT IN NINE BY An ExPL

SION.
CHICAGO, January GA dispatch from
Coultersyille, ILL.,, says: Yesterday after
noon a terrible explosion occurred in The
c0al-mine Of Jones & Nesbit, near here.
Or twelve persons in the mine at the time
only two escaped-a man named Mason
and boy. Mason was at the mouth OF the
shaft, and was badly hurt. The boy was
uniniured. At O'Clock last night relief
parties had not been able 10 enter the
mine, the foul air rising IN dense volumes
and overpowering them ut once. The fate
OF the ten men Is not known, but 1t IL be-
lieyed 10 be impossible that any can escape.
The scene about the mine is heartrending,
particularly so, rs eight OF the ten men
have families, who are IN the crowd await
ing the result of the efforts at rescue. The
cause Of the explosion is unknown.
THE BODIES oP THE VICTIMS RECOVERED.
ST. LOUIS. January 9.-The explosion in
the mine at CoulteryIlle, H., was caused
by the ignition Of fire-damp. Several at
tempts were made to descend the shaft,
but the smoke was so dense that nothing
could be done until about O'Clock last
night, when q party OF miners effected an
entrance, and after two hours work ten
dead bodies were recovered and brought
to the surface. Two OF the victims are
badly burned, but the rest were simply
suGocated, and not mutilated In any way.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TIE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Washington News and Gossip-Conrression
Proceedings Yesterday-Thc Presidential
Succession Bill Passed in the Senatc-KeI-
IoGg's Answer TO Waisn's Card-AcGon OF
the National Tobacco Association-A Ne
braska Mystcry-A Disappointed Lovers
Observation-Disclosures Explosion in an illi-
nois Coal Mine-Rearrest OF Polk, Ten
nesscc's Defauiting Jreasurer-Fou Men
and One Woman Killed aud Others Injured
BY Boiler Explosion In Pennsylvania.
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Share speculation opened generally strong
Alton and Terre Hauto preferred showed IN 40
vance from yes'erdsy's closing quotations or b
common, /, and the remainder or tie lIst tgcf
per cent, Che latter Indiana. Bloomington ara
Western. During the first hour or business fhr
market was dull but strong. and recorded M 2d--
vance OF SfN1S. in which Kansas aud Texas
Texas Pacific. aud Northern Pacific preferrc6
were prominent, while memphis ond Chxrieston
sold MP 81 % 53A. This was followed shortly afcx
midday BY reaction OF ~ IN Memphis ana
Cha lesion aud ga In the remainder Of the isst-
the latter Northwest There was then rally of
Lar, after which tile market stiii continui duH
became weak and fell of htdl led by Alton and
Terre Haute, Denver and RIO Grande. and suiy-
vile and Nashville. During The last fifteen on
twenty minutes the market was nominaily wiih-
out change and closed ste.dy The cIosing prices.
gal lower. the latter Denver and Rio GrandeA
Memphis and Charleston, however, is *, Texss
Pacific y, and Illinois Central higher. Trans
actions aggregated 100000 shares.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. January 9.-virginia 8's, conpu-
dated. 60&; second series, 80; pst-duo coupens,
SO: new 3'S. Al. Bid to-day.
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Exaggerated SMALLPOX Reports from
Salem, Va.

LYYcHBURG, va, January 9.-MayOr
Logan, of Salem, writes that the reports OF
smallpox there are greatly exaggerated.
He says there are but two cases OF that
disease and three OF yarioloid In the town
limits, and only five or six cases on the
outskirts OF the town. He also says the
disease has not reached an epidemic state.
Considerable excitement prevails there.
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The Fourth Revenue District.

WASHINGTON, January Civilian J..
Fernald, collector OF internal revenue for
the Fourth district OF Virginia, has been
suspended on account OF complications in
the management OF his office, the result
of mental arrangement. Deputy-COllector
Marks has been placed in charge Of the Of
flee. There is nothing against the official
character Of Collector Fernald.
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New Five-Cent Nickel.

WASHINGTON, January 9.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury has authorized the coinage
OF 4 new five-cent nickel piece which will
comply with the existing law more nearly
than the five-cent nickel now in use. 1t is
a trihe larger and thinner than the exist
ing coin
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Ernzen East i'm the Lee.

TORONTO, ONT, January 9.-samuel
zen fast in the ice in the middle Of the bay.
lie left home to skate on Saturday after
noon, and it is thought was driven ont by
a strong wind, and, being unable TO return,
lay down and was frozen TO death.
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Snow at Norfolk.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, January "a heavy
snow-storm has been raging here since
morning. The snow is now IN p. NJ
about six inches deep and still falling.
Steam lines are somewhat interrupted.
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The Tax Oh Tin.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., January 9.-The
Ways and Means Committee this morning
revised the tariff rate on tin, reducing it
from the tariff commissions recommends
ton Of S2.1O per box to the present rate,
~ o. Dpr box
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MULES AND HORSES. u,
GROCERIES. .saUos.. &e.


800 BARRELS FAMILY
II FLOUR; 500 barrels BAH RS sfRisG
WHEAT FLOUR.
al POTTS, STONES G CO.
DAMNED PEACHES AND TOMA-
~ IONS 500 cases PEACHES; 100 eases
TOMATOES.
t7 POTTS, STOKES 4 TO-
ELEGANT DOMESTIC PRESERVES
~ 80 hsli-gailon jarsl,
W. X-CuEhRIi y, OUNCES, PEACHES,
PINEAgpfEs, GREEN GA6iS,
S1i,A v DkkkihS aud ENGLISH RASrHEes
LAEs, Il Ssmoggp BEHRING'S,
il 1aa.ti 4 s ~, - 1slyA
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Obituary.

PARIS, January 9.--General Horix de
Valdan, chief Of staff TO General Vinoy
during the siege Of Paris, and signatory
to tho capitalization Of that city IN the last
Frances German war, died at Lisle-AdAm,
Haturdsy, q apoplexy, o. hearing q The
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Flour.


FlOur-We quote: Fine, s3ns3.2J: super-
fine, T3.50Mk375: extra. sf.65M.4.75: cow
mon family S5Ms5.25; Patent family. $5.G0fe
s6.75. We continue former quotations, bal tAs
market l. very duh.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-Red. 500 bushels very good Lancss-
ter on private terms; GAO bushels common to yezy
good Lancast ter ~ ft.10 TO sI.l3.
CoRN.-Whiie, 81 bushels very good At 6sc-
1882 bushels very good on private terms.
OATs-5O bushels prime winter on private
terms.
MEkL.-J0 bushels nc 6oc.
CoTToN.-To Tone steady. Receipts, Al bales; ship
inents, q bales. Quotations: Kidding, 9ac.; iow
mIddling, 9kc.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 9-EooH.-stoeks dull
and heavy. Money, b per cent Enchange-Long.
4SUz: short, 4S4s. state bonds Neglected. 6oy-
ernments generally unchanged.
Bteatag Exchange, 4S0z. Governments
Irregular; new 6's, lO2; new AVS, Il3A; new
a., 1l9s.. Money. 1906 per cent. states dull but
rency. t5,lSl.
stocks week and lower.
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Cause General Chanxy's Death,

PARIS January 9.-An autopsy on the
body Of General Chanzy proved that his
death was due TO the bursting Of ablood-
vessel in the head during sleep.
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Whale Family Found Bead.

LINCOLN, NRB., January "a family OF
three persons was found dead yesterday In
house ten miles from David City, In this
State. The cause Of the death Is mys-
terry. Reports conflict ~ 70 whether they
were murdered Or frozen g 4e1fh and
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The Corean Treaty Ratified.

WAsnINGToN, January 9.-The senate, in
rean treaty. The terms Of treaty will not
be made public until promulgated by the
President.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, January 8, 1888,
SALEs-FuRsT BoARD.-s2, 900 Petersburg Rail-
road bonds. Glass BIZ at Tx, $1,000 do. at 72S,
$4,000 do. at 72s; $1,000 Richmond and Ale
ghany Railroad first rs at 76; shares Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock az 33z, 6
do. at so; 10 shares Petersburg Railroad stock ai
29I.
SECOND BOARD.-45 Virginia l0-40 coupons ai
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The Record OF Last Year.

The record of wrecks Of the year 1882
shows total OF 2s4 steamships and large
river steamboats, which met with disaster.
Only few OF these were floated and re-
paired again. The aggregate tonnage was
800, 06j tons. OF these the British vessels
numbered 1872. with a total Of $50, 5lG tons ;
American 10, and 1892 tons; Austrian 2,
and 1902 tons; Belgian 3, and 4,247 tons !;
Gillian 1, 997 tons; Danish s, 5,013 tons;
Dutch 6. 9,22S tons; French 1G, 1881
tons; German II, 14,735 tons; Italian l.,
Si3 tons; Russian 3, $3.50 tons; Spanish
II, 9,037 tons; Swedish ,, 3O2 tons; Greek
1, 1880 tons; unknown nationality, 40.
OF this list 141 were stranded, 80 were
sunk by collision, were destroyed by eX-
plosion, SO foundered, capsized, 2 were
burned, 6 were sunk by ice, were ADAM
doned in n sinking condition, and % are
missing. The total number OF lives lost
was 2,002.
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What a Queer Climate This Is {.

First II showed
And.theD II bi0wed.
And tNen beYsn ~ rain;
And then u blowed
And then u showed.
Aud then 1t ralDed again.
with cold IN bead
I'm almost dead;
But yet won't complaint;
PAIN-isIEI.En esyes
From NiRtry sravea
And makes as well agsfn.
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MAXINE iNTELLissENS..

PORT OF RICHMOND, JASUAEY o, lse2-
Arrived.
Steamer Ariel Clifford. Norfolk. United saas,a
mail, merchand e, ana passengers, l.. y. Tassfs.
superintendent.
steamer Roanoke, Couch, New York. mcrebaD-
disc and passengers, G.. W. Allen & Co., agents.
Steamer Ashland Carr, Philadelphia, nerchl0s
disc. }. ". AcCarrick, agent.
CLEARED.
Barkontlne Ipe lpeus Dutch, Houwen, Ris
Grande do sui, flour. Dunlop AcCance.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JAs'y ., 1855.
tBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, schermerhorp. Norfolk. ne~-
chaHdisc and passengers. chesapeake aud UhsS
Railway Company land sailed rcturnl.
Steamer Accomac. Dek. merchandise and pm
sengers, smithheld, Chesapeake and ohio kaiibsf
Company land sailed on reiurnl.
ste mer Northampton, McCarrck, Norfo;h ,,
merch tndlse and passengers, Chesapelke and Usz5s
Railway company land sailed ON returnl.
SAILED.
steamship Charrington, Fraii, Bremen fross
Galveston, having taken on fuel coal.
by Telegraph.
MAXINE DISASTERS.
WAsHISGToS. January 9.--The schooner 4. J.
M9rtla, from. Charleston for New York, wiftr
phosIhat@ rock. went ash.re az fi1ty Hawk, N
g.; ARA the schooner wyoming, with sugar, foss
Gan Domingo for New \ ok. went ashore
Ocean city, MD. and total wreck. EotA
crews were saved by the Life-ssying service-mcn-
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came fewer. But all night long until after
sunrise the excitement lasted. II was
O'Clock before an examination made II clear
that the fire was fairly out. From tho
cargo some OF the debriS was cleared away,
and then the immigrants quarters were re-
fitted and they were turned in. Such an
investigation rs could be made revealed no
apparent cause for the fire.
Steamship Burned and Loss Of Life.
LoNDoS, January 9.-Thc British ship
Empire, from Shields bound for Bombay,
has been burned at sea. Ten persons are
known TO be saved, but two boats, contain
ing captain, mate, and fourteen hands, are
missing.
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JAs'y 9, 1855.
tBy Telegraph
by Telegraph.
aEafFNrF nFG aCnHnD
HORSES, MULES, cows. &c.

nor SALE, A THOROUGH NV
Il BRED SORREL "ARE, i've year [rfN
old. with ueligee. raised by Mr.. John Il. D.,slz-
she h gentle mi spirtcc Ia harness VIII - sslbs
cheap Tor no ttult Cln be seen at Pullc Ware
house, on Canal aad kignth streets. j. i0-its
MoLL' AND HORSES Gy
any person not finding stock ~ suit them ~ by
sale-stables in Richmond, can write nv, care 81
EAT WITH STREET, CINCINNATI. o., ara
dcsciil. ~ near as posi- 'i' what hy want, stall
lnp FOR what nurgo-c they wish T. Usc tie aniEtaA
and Will fll the bill sa,is 'sc iorily or no saie
Fuling orders from wholesale customers z ss<--
ciaiiy.
NV sale man, Mr.. JOHN ". PACE. keeps alwnys
good supply hand OF both MULES AND
HORSES Tor the wholes le ana rciail trae.
satisfact. n guaranteed or money refunded
dc 7-Cm GEORGE ID. BENNETT
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

WHRAT.-Red. 1888 bushels.
C0RN.-Whlte, l.f64 bushels
OArS.-50 bushels.
RYE.-S bushels.
MEAL.-SS bushels
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. January 9.-vrginia 6's, cons,ii :
dated. 6C4: second series, 80; pist-duo conpons,
SO; new IS, AZ. Bid to-day.
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succRssRuL ERY0Rrs

es ~ snn point another danger had 10 be
he .A'd. Running as the vessel was,
H. s ,no would be violent and likely to fan
put sh Wherever II appeared 80 she was
|<s sxn uI and The danger was averted ut
|;ot rhaiIure Of time, which accounts
sfo,s knsth Of her passage. Soon the
snoi. " ~ Were repaid. The volume Of
~ nas'ng from below iessencd,
~ es we're less frequently visible.
2lnK packages hauled out frQ(o
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lhe crew were recruited by the more
Saliahie OF the passengers But il WAS
low work. The iron sheathing of the
eeSs, ordinarily q precaution for safety,
as now an obstacle 10 il. II turned the
lows Of axes. Saws were useless on it. The
pumps were rugged and ready, but the water
= spilled al random. In this dilemma a
elVy assault was ordered on the unyield-
metal by utensils rarely called into use
shipDoard. Big malets were hauled
III, bars OF iron were procured, and with
'shl ana main all hands pounded at the
esAs tll they yielded IN places and then
us IN and opened way 10 the burning
10. The berths in the immigrants COM
l'ment had, mean time, been demolished
IVA way broken into the place where the
Ineichandise was stored. Then, while the
Jumps Hooded II from above the men tum-
~ oales and boxes out into the vacant
"a and struggled brayely to reach the
aalsS. The immigrants here rendered
P service, working well and obeying
io NM, which were more or less unIntel-
Fgloie 70 them.
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PETERSBURG.

DEATH OF FORMER ClTIZEN--A wELL-KN0wN
MAN PARALYZED-NARROw ESCAPE OF AN
OFTICER-THE MONITOR FLEET-ELoPE-
NENT-ANNUAL NEETING-'sNOw.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JASUAEY o, Issa-
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MAS HvILLE, January 9.-The Governor
has dispatch announcing the resrrest o
Treasurer Polk in Texas by deputy
United States marshal, and he will be held
for requisition.
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IMMIGRANTS TO RAILROADS.

The House Judiciary Committee this
morning had an exciting session during
the consideration of the question Of for
feiting the Pacific Immigrant, which is re-
gardcd rs test case. On the motion to
postpone Indefinitely the resolution Of for
fixture the vote stood--ayes, 6 Republic
cans; noes, 5 Democrats and Republican.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-28

= Sn Warrensburgb, Mo., foqte
fiirali6 bor benz Criminal @eri@t elm,
Spiel Der Semperen5ler gfamens llpz
ton, als 9auptaeuge gegen einen bortiz
gen @irtb, Der megen llebertretung ber
S6anfgefebe angeflagt mar, bernommen
iperben. &i6ter &planb frdgt ben 3euz
gen: n@as 1T Sbr @ei6dft2" pGes
beimpolisiit. ."-p@o fommen Sic ber?"
y 9lus sSptpa." = uWer bot 1ie ange=
tellts" = rSer Gbriltli6e Grauen
Semperen3 @erein. nMel6en @ez
bait befommen Sic per MDnatg =
rSiinfunbiiebaig Dollars. ."-rW rWie fanz
gen Sic es an, I'm Die 2eute bor @ez
ri6t au bringen2"-3euge tpollte attz
fangs ni6t antuorten; als ibm Der
&i9ter bas aber befabl, iagte er: sd
trinfe felbf nit benfelben unb notire
mir bic gtamen, nebit Datum &c. -
9araufbin erfldrte fi6ter &planb, baB
einem fol9en Meni6en, Der Nnbere aur
llebertretung bes @eiebes berfiibrte, um
fie na6ber Dor @eri6t gu f6leppen,
felbit unter @ib ni6t gu glauben tpdre;
benn mer li6 basu faufen lieBe, iei gu
allen @emeibeiten fdbig. Ser Nnge=
flagte purbe freigelprp6en, pdbrenb
Der n@ebeimpoli5ift" ipdter oerbaftet
unb unter 8iiri6aft geitellt tuurOe,
tpel6e Die Siibrerinnen bes Semperens=
Bereins leiiteten.
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W}it bem anaebli6en @ange mad

- Wl1t Dem an9ebl10en 0an9e HQW
GanpI5a iit es allerbings nidts, aber Die
fortf6rittIi6en @lemente i'm beuti9en
&ei6e, tpenn es iiberbaupt auBer ben Soz
5ial6emofraten fol6e in Wabrbeit glbt,
baben feiue llria6e su iubeln. Nls Der
&ronprins na9 Spanien ging, tpuroe
pbne &iidbalt erfldrt, man babe bic
Stdrfunq bes mpnar6if6en prin5ips
i'm 9luge. 9lls ct in &om mar, erfldrte
bas pdpltlicbe Organ, es iei ein 8unb
ber CON ferpatpen Mfa6te segen bic
Semofratie i'm @erfe, unb ben1 gapft=
tbun, als Ser dlteiten unb fdrfiten
geiitli6en Ma6t, tpone man babel
einen @brenpoiten sutpeiien. Sn ebrz
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