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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-24

FEsfivAL AND BROOM DK1LL.-We
arc Informed that The ladies Of Tho
presbyterian, Church expect to give q
festival in the Thcspian Hall in the
near futurcApcrhaps IN The cciifse of
two or three weeks. The novel feature
of 4 "broom:drill" is now under adj
visemeiif, andYit is probable that tho
cntcrnrisijg Iadics will conclude to
make the experiment. We assume
that Che ladiegalone will be; the co,n:- o,,il:
petifors for the prizc, since we know
of'no Mah SO foo'hardy as to enicT the
arena with such n weapon. Let us
have tit will be nice following upon
the heels of thc plume drill.
FAIRFIELD I'D AT West poINT.-A let
ter in the New York 7Ie1old of Sunday
gives the present standing Of the first
or graduating class Of the United
States Military Academy at West
Point. 1lie Snsy representative of
South Carolina in that glass is Mr..
Henry 9. Davis, Jr., of Fairfield, who
stands fifth among the ffty-tour COM
posing, tho class. The correspondent
goes on to say: "Out Of the first six of
the graduating class three are from the
!. South, twJ from Ohio and one from
pennsylvania. 1St ptesetit, in all the
classes, as State, South Carolina
stands higher than any btlatr State in
tfie Uht6,i:" Gr. David d. Gaillard,
NOW iii tile sccoa class, stands among
the first. Fairfield is ir6ltd Of the
record of lici' two representatives al
the National Academy.
fnk METi;iiiio5DliissT I'icNfu. Alta special
injecting of the officers and teachers of
the Washington Street Methodist Sun
gay Scitdol Of Columbia, held on tho
goth inst; tho following preamble and
. RESOLUTION We're unanimously adopted
Whereas at our recent picnic at Winns-
boro, we were the. recipients of marked
Gotirtesy and attention fr8m ts,s ot1ic6rs
and members Of the Sunday Schools and
the citizens Of the town; be it
Resot0ed TINT we hereby: fender Them
our hearty thanks, and especially tl,S COM
niitteo Of arransrmGnts, Messrs. !T:;.%W.
Laudcrdalc, J. ii; Harden and II. b. Nc
Master; aasq Revs. e, G: Bradford, D: L:
Jordan, J: r: Chai1lers, T., G. Price and
); s. Connor, and MlSsr$ =; B. Madden;
William Timmons J; n: CGnttf; U: q,
,ResSortes, ". j. Elliott; G: A. White and
Others, for their kindness and attention,
and tic aifiplS arrangements they prepared
for otir comfort and convenience.
a Cold SNAp-The weather oii
Tuesday and Wednesday was anything
but spring-like. The air was decided
ly sharp on Tuesday afternoon, and it
became colder as night came on.
Wednesday was almost q wintcr day,
fires being decidedly Comfortable and
winter clothing in demand. The re-
ports from different sections Of the
country show very cold weather for
this season. On Monday snow fell al
Toledo, Ohio, to tho depth Of three
inches up to three O'clock in the after:
noon. Snow also fell ut Escanaba.
Michigan, and at Milwaukee, Wis.
cbnsin. On Tuesday tho cold snap
extended all over tho Northwest
and In some parts Of the Southwest
In the upper portion of this State
tho weather was decidedly wintry. II
Grecnville, at six O'Clock on Tuesday
evening, the thermometer registered 4t
degrees; The Blue Ridge range, visi
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-24

E,N
eeAi AppfSsSd pS5 county . papor and soho'o!!
certificates boIght and cash paid for
Same by II. W. Lauderdale. Z, -" :.
The anNd6t INSPECTION of the Cor
don Light Infantry by Adjutant Gen
eral Manigault will take place on Mon
day next. .
The Winnsboro Steam Fire Engine
aro making preparations to
Celebrate their coming anniversary
with parade a@s . banquet. ,..... -
-Anna Brown, a negro " oman,
He'd suddenly, near. tho College III
Columbia, OH Tuesday moiiitiis,: The
coroner's jury rndered verdict Of
death from pulmonary hcmorrhagc.
a'ho remains wcre brought to'Winns-
boro on Wednesday for interment.,
Attention is called to the adver-
tisemcnt of the "Centre Point Mills",
how operated under the supervision of
of Mr.. T.. A. Cloyde, agent. Those
mills have recently been put in excel
lent cbndttioa, and they arc giaian-
tccd to do hrst-class Work in evory
particular. ;
q, The fifth anniversary of Wayman
Lodge, No. 1889, U. o. Q. F., was cclc-
bratcd on Tuesday at tho A. NJ. E.
Church III Coluihtjia, when the annual
address was delivered by S. b. Waters,
p. N. r. The Lodges of Union,
Winnsboro and Florence wcrc repro
sontcd. tho Exercises throughout
were greatly enjoyed by the partici-
pants.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-24

DEAru.-Mr. Thomas 'noiidlfS, of
the Cedar: Creek section, died on Tues
Hay 'iidiiIin8,last. Mr.. Hendrix had
. reached the advanced age of eighty
four years. During his long life he
enjoyed tho confidence and esteem of
his friends and nejghbors. Hc leaves
q wife and ono child.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-24
NAKHH1 NOTICE.

NNHE public are notified that am now in
Il charge of the CENTRE POINT MILLS
OpBose's old mills), which have been put
in first. class ordoE Ind am prepared to
grind Corn and Wheat in the best manner.
Satisfaction guaranteed:
L. A. CLOYDE, Agent.
May 24-t1x3
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-24

Il Z
ITEMS FROM 1sipeEwar. Last Sat-
nrday tho prominent members Of the
Baptist church had a formal meeting
and subscribed ono thousand dollars
for the purpose. of building in the cor
poratc fiinits Of the town a handsome
church. Tho work will commence at
once.
The now school-house has had placed
Oh its front handsomely painted sign
with the words, In large black letters,
"High School".
A small barefooted black boy entered
a store the other day and asked for
that half gallon Of molasscs his father
had paid for. ZIG '-;tfafohant, asked asked
him, hiSIIiame, and was astonished to
receive THO following reply: "Frcd-
erick the President, Teapot McGanny,
the Ladfes Protector, Corner Pot Of
the United States Edmunds"I
THE PALMETTO SEGIMENT.--The
Columbia correspondent of the Ne,Vs
and Courier mentions that Col. j. @.
Marshall will, on his tour Of inspec-
ton Of the Palmetto Regiment, en-
deavor to arrange with tho captains of
the various companies for an encamp-
ment of the Regiment in Columbia
during the first week in August. He
has, OF course, tho agreement CT the
Columbia companies and that of three
or four others, and there is little doubt
that the cncqmpmcnt will be hatt: It
is proposed to liavc the enSttfiptiicFt
OH the Fair grounds. An effort will
be made to secure tents for the occa-
sion, but if they cannot be obtained
the Fair buildings will be occupied by
tho military. Arrangements will bc
made whereby meals will be furnished
to visiting soldiers ut twenty-five cents,
so that the cost to each man for food
will be-, only, sevcnty-five cents day
for tic four days Of the encampmcnt.
The railroads will probably give re-
duccd rates to Columbia and return.
1t is Hoped that at leisst twenty four
men from each company will attend.
A prize Of $3.50 will BE offered for tile
best team shooting in the Regiment,
and ono Of $50 for the best single score.
hcrifc practice will, therefore, furnish
considerable incentive. If the pro-
grammc he carried out, as there is every
reason to expect, the Palmetto Regi-
mcnt will have t'iEtK Il good step for
ward to the first position among the
cntcrprising military of the State.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-10-27
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

GERALD MASSEY, the English poet,
arrived in New York on the 10Th.
A PROSPECTUS was issued on the 18TH
for the Worlds Industrial Cotton EXPOSE
ton in New Orleans.
IT is rumored that Chief Justice Hun
ter, of Utah, is to be removed and Sumner
House, of Michigan, appointed in his place.
NocHNE, Batocudo Indian woman
from South America, on exhibition in Pitts
Iburgh, Pa, died in that city of pneumonia
on the 10Th.
CARL WERLICH, of New York, was
shot through the head at Altoona, Pa, and
robbed of $3.50 by w. Barns on the 18th.
The latter escaped.
Iris proposed to sell as auction all
the cotton exhibited for premiums at the
Louisville Exposition. The lot includes
several hundred bales of fancy cotton.
A MAD dog created CONSERVATION in
the streets of Vicksburg, Miss, on the 18TH.
The beast finally ran into cabinet-shop
and bit man, who beat it's brains out with
a hammer.
The Coroner's jury in the case OF
John Irving and John Walsh, burglars.
rendered verdict in New York that the
men came to their deaths at each others
hands. s.Billy' Porter, another burglar
arrested on suspicion of having killed
Walsh, was released.
The French are preparing to resume
the offensive in Madagascar.
The average annual value OF pensions
paid by the Government is $lO6.
TWENTY miners were killed on the
10Th by an explosion in Yorkshire (Eng)
colliery.
The Mexican Government is trying to
raise a $40 ,O00, 900 loan in New York.
The total estimates for the river and
harbor work for the next fiscal year sub
mitted to Secretary Lincoln by Gen. Wright
is 1913, 800. The estimates In several
preceding wears have been between thirty
and forty millions.
The demand for the two-cent postage
stamp is still very large. There has been
no day drHing the present month when the
issue had fallen below three millions. One
day it reached as high as Shirty Weight mil
! lions.
The business failures of the United
States and Canada for the week ending the
10Th numbered 243, an increase of SO over
the previous week, mainly in the New Eng
land States, South and West. Failures are
on the increase in Canada.
A VIENNA dispatch says: Violent
storms on Lake Ladoga and the Gulf OF
Finland have caused great loss of life and
shipping. Sixty vessels were stranded.
The bodies of sixteen persons have been
] recovered.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-10-27

A French officer publishes in the
Paris Figaro the particulars the massa-
ere of natives at Hue by French sailors.
The story relates that af$er the natives
ceased to resist they were driven from the
burning villages unarmed, and then shot
down in piles, Frenchmen afterward MUIR
dering the wounded.
TRIcHINosIs is spreading in Saxony.
Twenty deaths had been reported up to the
18th.
A INSTRUMENTATION Miss named
Flora Drake, of Cassia Creek, Idaho, was
reproyed by her mother recently and shot
herself dead.
AT the Louisville Exposition on the
18th was Florida Day. There was the usual
reception and banquet.
A reception was given by the Union
League Club of Philadelphia on the 18th to
members of the Protestant Episcopal Con-
vention.
PARTIES interested in screw-making
are building works in Cleveland, O., but
with what end in view is kept secret.
THE Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
Company, at its annual meeting in Chicago
ON the 18th, elected George P. Finch Presi-
dent: S. C. Bruce, Secretary, and Brad
ford Danham, j. Martin Hall and I. III.
Dearborn, Directors.
THREE new eases and one death from
yellow fever were reported at Brewton,
Ala, on the 18th.
RECENT purchases by the Treasury
Department include 100000 ounces of silver
for delivery to the San Francisco, New
Orleans and Philadelphia MINIS.
For September 1888 the value of ex-
ports of domestic provisions, tallow and
dairy products was Ss,6G0,431; the same
month. 1882, 7,453,7s4: nine months ended
September 50, 1883, $S6, 11S,64s, against S73,-
$4,000 for the same period in 1882. Pro-
visions and tallow for eleven months ended
ssetpember so, 1888, SOL. 447,516; same time
in 1882, $Sl, 943,16S. Dairy products for the
five months ended September 50, 1883, $40,
49,, 697, against $S,4,5,511 for the same
period in 1882.
CHINA is preparing to close the ss'rt
Of Canton.
THE Society of the Army of the Ten
nessee will hereafter admit the wives or
members to banquets. The next reunion is
to be held at Lake Minnetonka.
THE visible supply of wheat on the
18th is put down at 29,s7ooO0 bushels, corn
l., 3D., 900.
On the 18th two strangers Were ar
rested in Halifax, n. s., with a lot of dy-
Mantle stored in their rooms.
SEVERE gales and high tides with
much damage to shipping are reported on
the British coasts.
A DISPATCH from Alexandria of the
18th says: sFour deaths from cholera have
been reported in an Arab village near this
city,"
THE trustees of the Garfield Monu-
ument Association invite international
competition for monument to cost $780,
ooo
The failed Boston tanners F. Shaw &
Bros, had liabilities amounting to 1884,.
900, and will probably pay seventy-two
cents on the dollar.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-10-27
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

A DESTRUCTIVE gale occurred on the
English coast. Among the vessels ashore
are two of Her Majesty's training ships.
On the 10Th the top Of q Grand Trunk
locomotive blew off at Yarmauth, Me. 1t
weighed ton and landed quarter of a
mile away.
On the 18th Col. Charles Button was
arrested in New York on a charge Of at
tempting to negotiate two $1,000 ocean
steamer bonds, lately stolen from Harvey
Mccall, of Philadelphia.
The manager Of the Nebraska Tele-
phone Company at Lincoln, A. F. Blundell,
has absconded with $l4, 900 in money of the
company's funds. He is supposed to be on
his way to England.
DURING a panic caused by q false
alarm of fire during service in a Jewish
synagogue in Ziwonka, Russia, on the 10Th,
forty women were killed.
A NOTED counterfeiter named Miles
Ogle completed an eight years. sentence in
Pennsylvania prison on the 18th, andwas
Immediately rearrested to answer charges
I'm Cincinnati.
JACOB MELTING and Jacob Laid have
been arrested for the murder of Ada Atkin-
son in Indiana, and it would appear that
right clue has been struck.
a FIREMAN named VIM. Buttermore,
was fatally injured at Buffalo on the 10th
by an accident on the n. Y, L. E. 6 w.
Railroad.
On the 10th John Chisholm, Of New
ark, Nd, convicted of the murder of his
wife, was sentenced to be hanged Novem-
Der 90.
For causing the desth, by neglect, OF
Carrie E. Gerden William T. Bronson, with
his wife and son, of New Haven, Conn,
were on the 10th sentenced to imprisonment
for varying terms.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-14
"a ar6fte 8betl ber dher

Sn @nsmortb, 8s., bradte Elm M2aun,
9lame5 Sames, 0orgefterH A5eno tiner Frau pier
NteeIitte bel, NEIL iieIb in 4nbetradt iene5 aus
ihpeltenoen SebensmaA6eIs pegette, nod ierner nit
tbm 5u Ieben. Die g8an0eu iino t0Ottib. 5lne5
entitoh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-14

Der ioeben In 0eutIdlanS III 2 id5rtner
9aft perurtbetlte pOluti9e S1rtftfeuer
&ras3etp sfi lit 20 Sabre a(t. glan bate
ben WfaHn aller m0gltden Serbre9en be.
iHulotgt. 90 lou er In einer Serf1n6ruug
3ur 8efretuug BOlen's pernidelt gemeIen
ietn nnb nm bic 4ustunbi6aftung Der Bldne
beutider SSefuugen uno ionfttger mtlttdris
i9er 9ebetmntiie gemuBt baben. Die yN.=
y. Sts3tg." iagt: ISM SergIei6e 5u iold)'
i6meren 2lRflagen eri6eint ste bem Oid5ter
3uoitttrte Strafe fir 6putife SerbGltnilie
faf als cine miioe, sumal man bet 2auyes.
0erratbs' 'Pro3efen milocrube llnfduoe, tpie
bobes Alter, mafeloIen 8uf II. |. No., bran.
Ben niemals gelten lGBt. @s 1T oaber Qn,us
nebmen, baB bic StaatsannaltI1aft politiue
Sepeiie bon bem 8eftanb etner Seribm0z
ruug ntft III erbriHgen permotte uu0 Die
Serurtbetluug leOigltd aIf @runb Oes Sc.
fises ffaat8geiGbrlta)er Sdrtftflde e:iosgt
III. yfun tft aber aud 8ublcuo b"i Der III
fatre betbetltgt unb meun BET gretie Otdter
Der @uentualtt6t, 6er ruifideu &uute aus
9eltetert III meroeu, entgeben mill, 10 mtrb
thm nobl nifts 4noeres ibrtg bletbeu, als
mad Ablanf ieiner Strabeit IWleuu'g gff ueas
tralen Sooen arfiuiuden. Sn ben Ser.
Stuaten TT 0iaum Genug fir ale 6te!bettss
freun6e.
Sn N en- Yort 1T etu neuer &rteg
3pt den ben 9ampfertiuien cuts
brannt. Seit einiger 3ett idon pareu @es
rihte i'm umlauf, baB ein Damp pierfrieg"
Setrefs Der SeT0rberuug bon 3piihenoeds>
Baiagteren beoorfebe, un6 berIelbe ihetnt
jest gum 4usbru6 getOmmen 3u leiu. 9Ouz
nerfag fiinbigten grose Ylafate an ben Rem
fern Der 8iirenus nerIGteoener Sdtffsagens
ten on, oaB bic roransue3ablte 9mtIhen,
bedsfabrt BON irgenb etnen Buntte in Guqz
Lamb nnb gSaleS na6 gtemzgorf o0er Bolton
Don Der Barren Nute" auf $l8 reOu3trt
let. Dies mtrb ais 8egtnu bes Samples be'
3ettnet. Gin ageat iaste, Die 1Beauers
gtnte" befOroere Pafiagtere 81 bemisIbsn
Yretle, Die DWfonarhz" uno yRattonal Qi'
nten" beredneten $50, uuO bte auberen,
melde sur Decentralization Gonferen3" gez
boren, $21. Die ). ,.NOrbatlantiide @onfcren3"
babe frlber $50 unb Die nidt gu oerieIben
geh6rtgen 2inteu $40 bere6net, unb Die 8ez
button Der 2etteren auf $18 ei etu Reiultat
Der Dor etntger 3eit ansetiinbtgten Serabz
ietung Der 4jreiie Settens Der grferen auf
$21. Son ben Agentsn ber perIhtebeneu
5nr @onteren3 geb0rtgen Qtnien tpiro tn abs
rebe gefeut, baB Elm &aH1pf beporfebe, ba
bic ben thnen gematte 9teou3trung enogiils
ttg let. Ste ilnc Der glufft, baB bie anSez
rem gtnten nidt lange ausbalteu t0nuen, ba
bas 8eidGft ft6 3u ben BON ibuen fefgeiet.
ten Breiien ntdt beaabIe. Die Ageuten Der
"Warren- nn6 n8eauers0tnien" bagegen be-
baupten, baB iie5 gu ben rebu3trteu Staten nod
immet etnen anlebnli6en Brofit er3telen
piiroen. SeoenfoGs tonmt bte 8ebu3truug
Der Brsiie ben ginmauOsrern su @Ate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-14
Gin beirata8luftiecr Wpffflebrer
fricet Scile, ftatt Der iuH9eH

Sut1er, Bcnnf, 12. Suit. - 9ls
StdOthsn Butler mar gsfern In grOBer
Aufreanng, pegeH etuer luitigen Setleret,
bic betnahe elm tragtides @nOe geuOuneu
bate. 8or nlebreren Bohen mar eiu 5rI.
Itoa Wiarihall, bic Go9ter zines beruorras
genoen Abuotateu ban bier, nit etuem Dfu.
iltlsbter, Der ilt 8r. &outs bon Reperboff
nenHt, our6gebrannt, Inn fid1 nit oemeIbeH
III permGbleH.
Die Diuttgr bate ieood oas Baar nod
3ettig eingebOlt uH0 Die Sohter 3ur Gudtebr
gu iiberreben gemuBt, ebe bic GrauHug uol,
Soaen mar. Der Or" mar uerid1muHoea,
unb bic game Affaire mar beretts uergeIIen,
ais gefern pl0elid Der y8r." mieoer cut,
taua]te unb ertIdrte, er tper6e OerIteosHen
genten gelunbeu Serfau6 beibringen II. In.
am Rahmittage erind)te Der 8ater oes iuus
Gen Ytdhdeus uub ibr Bruoer Samuel Dtars
lhGH ben Diuftlebrer, bic 8riefe, bte er uon
osm b&borten 6rduleiH einpfaugeH, auriif.
3u8eben; er peigerte iit, iOl9es III tbuu
uno ertlarte, bab er bic Srtefe TN ben 3ets
tungen BON Butler uuo Bittsburg per0iiantz
ltdeu merbe =; barauIbin oereBte Der eutrii,
fete Sater benz unperifdmten Qtebbabar
mehrere Syauftidldge ms 8ei5t, sic tba 3u
8ooen ftredten.
llmfehenoe eilteH berbei unO uerbinoerteu
tpettere Augrifie Seitens oes 8atar8, Der Dem
Wiufifu8 gu Oerfeben CAB, OaB er tim, SAILS
er Die 8riefe nidlt 3uriif erifatte, etucu
Gor3 auIipielen niiroe, beieu er Belt ietne8
2ebens geosnfeu marba. Die BrIigel unb
9rObuugen balieH, Der - Or. " CAB Die 6rteia
3uriid uuo OerlieB Butler nit benz erfen
3uge, nm, pie er iu8t, iif babter ME tptsOer
Feheu al laiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-14
SGgesnetltg

Sn Buffalo, H.'g., tpur6e cine 2ls
orng ifletten @btcago'er RtuofetIhea iats
iirt.
Su Bprt1anb, Watne, babeH Bltuuep
y SoSH SadbLon foltrt. SArs 54HIOsp erreiden
Son 81 dbmpnb, Sirg., pirb bas Gblez
ben Der Maiors SEQ. s. Rorton, einftmals
btm 1. Girsiuier 8esimeut augeb0rtg, ge.
meIbet. Gr itarb an Der Sdmtnbiu9t.
SnNep,gort tpurSe Capt. Otto 8tnt-
Ter, 8sfehlsbaber bes 8ampfers v@altfor.
nta" BON SaRburg, inter Der 4ntlage per-
bnftst, 1880 Pafiagiere, 98 mebr, als mad
oem @eiete bic 6aumnerhdttniife erlaubteu,
in ben~Safeu gebradt 3u baben.
Sn Batter n, R.,S., fam es porgeffern
BET @elegenbeit Der Barabe Der nOranier"
LSdludt am Sopne") 3u etnem SratpaG,
tpobet mehrere gleui6en perlest puroeu.
Die Boli3et idritt i6neu eiu uno perbtn6erte
er0bere @r3efie. 8ter Seamte Der ySrauter"
purnen arrettrt.
Gus benz pefliden ReUsgort liegt 8uns
De il ber ben Stauo Der 9opfeus
ernbte Dor. 9nrnad] TT eiue 4bnabme
bon Is bis 90 BrO3ent i'm SergIetfe gum
Soriabre su bsfiirdten. aubererieits nirb
biugegsn bebauptet, oaB eine before @rnote,
als ie, su gspdrtigsn iet. Gs tft mObI m6gs
lid, bab ulande 5opfsnbauer nod 9Opfeu
pom lebten Sabr in Sduben babeu unb
idou bssbals cine i4Iedte Grnbte prOpbe'
;eten.
Gin aft bobenloier Robbeit
bat nidbt bios bie Staot utredt, iOnoeru
aan3 5oGanb In nugsbeure Iufregung uer'
isbt. Su Der betrsfeubeu StaSt oraug udms
lid fiirslid Rorsens friib etre Sanbe auge,
betterter Stubeuten in Gin anffdnotges
Saus unb miBbanbelte bic betagte 9aus'
fraH bermnsen, baB oteieIbe einige 8aae
ipdter ben Self aufgab. Der Wtanr, mel
der ieiner @attin su Siilfe su fomnien per'
iudte, tpurbe Dor bic Sbiire geidIeppt uHo
NIT StSden bearbeitet. 9teier SAL bat
eiue um 10 er0bers Grreguug beruOrgerufen,
ols bic 8h6ter su ben beroorragenofen aoe'
ltgeR 6amiIien oes 2anbes geb6reu.
@aSIen. Sen. Or. g. 81. 9ppIe fast sd
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Stnrmc.
6rpat gerberrunsen in EHifourf, 5ClUa MnS
9lebrdSfd.


2tnColn, giebr., 13. Suit. - Der per
bssGeuoeffe Sturm Der SatiOn eretgaete fd
beute. gB. s. gBilion purbe gu Tirtb Oart
stnsn einfiir3enbsu Sduppeu Bet6Otet. Gin
i'm Ban begrtHenes aroBes SaffetHgebdubs
In bitfgsr Stabt ftiir3te 3uiammeu, uHb 8e.
riate aus allen @RgsnOeu bes Staates erge.
ben, buB bic GrAbte bur9 6agelI9lag gro.
sen Sduheu erlttt.
Rarppilte, g2o., Is. Sult. - Dret-
sehn @eidditagebGuOe In bieiigem Stdot,
den murhen heute Uitttng our9 etucn Sp-
lion entoatt. 8as 6atbbauS uuO bic Bre5z
bbtertaners&tr4e itub fan total OemoIirt.
9ur eiue BsriOn tpurOe oerlabt.
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beoeullide&erleBuugeu je0Od iameu, iomett
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