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TelephOnic,

The following conversation was enjoyed
by telephone during the prevalence Of tho
threatening demonstrations of the weather
yesterday morning:
HKRALD-H Halo, ..Dlankenburg
Blankenburg-Hallo, HERALD
HEEALD--Do you know anything about
Virgins big stormf
Blankenburg--0f you vas make some
foolishness nit me, vas not speak nit yer
some more. But If you vas have some Sc
robustness nit dot business, 1t vas all right,
und vas told you Something's. Dot storm
vas a fraud, und der committee of one hun
dred cannot endorse dot man nit Canada.
bed you we could got some bigger blow
den dot right init ourselves, aind It? You
bed yourself Something's dot was no SLOUGH
mt blow myself Dot Virgins vas great
biz fraud, and don't you forgot yourself.
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Cleburne.

CLEBuRsE, March 15.-[Correspondence.l
The weather to-day has been damp and
cool; norther blowing. Business very dull.
W. ?. Anderson and family, consisting Of
ton children, from Bolton, are guests of the
Pennington. Mr.. Anderson with his family
will locate on farm near the city.
7. II. Tabor, Of Elijay. Georgia; II. b.
Rowland, Dallas; A. +. Wynne, Hill
NJ. Il. Mccarthy, city: G. A. Allen, b. +.
Garrett, Alvarado, arc registered at the
Pennington.
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The most recent example of the working
of high license system for bar-rooms Is In
Bloomington, Illinois. There are thirty
two saloons In the place, and population
OF nearly 10000. The fee is $50 month or
5000 year, and this brings into the city
$500 q year, or nearly one-third the whole
revenue. The saloons are said to be orderly,
and generally in the hands of substantial
are kept, and who would stubbornly resist
return to low license. The present AZ
rangement has prevailed nearly twenty
years, and Is, therefore, no longer an ex-
pertinent.
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appointed time, but was preceded accord
ing to previous arrangement, by the
in the dark. The robber Immediately
made himself known to the farmer,
and the two retired TO room where the
5000 was paid over and the stolen securi-
ties returned. As the robber was emerging
from the hotel, he was met by the sheriff
and placed under arrest, with view of
having him turn states evidence. The
greatest secrecy has been observed and tho
robbery kept from the newspapers until
now. While Mrs, Gilchrist was relating
her story she produced the gag which the
robbers had placed over her mouth. 1t con-
sists of a small piece of wood half an inch
thick and four inches long, at each end of
which is fastened piece of heavy cord.--
lPittsburg Dispatch.
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The famous Collins line went into opera
ton in 1850, the Atlantic starting on her
first voyage April 81, followed by the Pa
citic early in the summer, the Baltic in No
vember, and the Arctic in December. The
splendid character and the great speed of
the vessels the. celebrated reputation OF her
commanders, at once won the confidence OF
the travelling public on both sides OF the
Atlantic, and the steamers were crowded
with freight and the best class of passen-
gers. and seemed to enjoy a harvest of pros
perity. Intervening between the trips of
the Cunard steamers, they on many occa-
si0ns brought more passengers at an equal
price than were brought by the English
steamers, which preceded or followed them.
But beneath tAisprosperlty there were seeds
OF ruin, which, under ordinary
circumstances, might never have
appeared. The vessels had been
constructed ut an enormous expense, cost
ing about S625,0O0 each. They were the
pioneers OF great steamers, and a large sum
had to be paid to the contractors tor the
machinery and engines on this account.
The line entered on struggle with an es..
tablshed and successful rival, which had
for ten years enjoyed monopoly of the
trade, and with heavy mortgage on its
property. In September. 1854, the Arctic
was sunk by collision with the French
steamer Vesta, off Cape Race, and 2l2 pas
sengers and ITO OF the crew were lost. The
Adria,ic was launched the same year, aud
in 1858 she, with the Atlantic and Baltic
were withdrawn from the se' vice and sold
for the benefit of the muu.u.ass.--,N New
York TELEGRAM
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Tho White House Lady.

Not being senator or member, or In any
way related to these eminent men, was
not present at the presidents reception,
and don't know whether | ought to print
me about It. But as II is q good. Item pered
perhaps Il may as well 70 in.
Here Is what the fair ono takes her pen In
hand" to say II desire 10 make no inyidi-
Gus comparisons when I say the pres mt
regime at the White house 10 several de-.
greesmore formal than during the period
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KNOXVILLE, March lG.-Between . and 4
o'clock yesterday morning, ut Limestone,
ninety miles east of Knoxville, the eastern
bound passenger train was in collision with
u freight train. Both engines were wrecked
aud eighteen cars demolished, William
Whitelock. engineer, crushed beneath the
passenger. train, was not extricated until
noon, injuries fatal. Others were injured,
hut none killed.
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Lighthouse Keepers who Nearly Starved


The keepers OF Eddystone lighthouse
have had very unpleasant experience
during the late stormy weather. One OF
them was entitled TO be relieved some eight
weeks ago, but II was not until Monday
that he was brought on shore ut Plymouth.
For several days previous to their relief ar.
irving, he and his comrades were reduced
TO very great straits, and, excepting that
two or three hard biscuits remained in the
lighthouse, were without the necessaries OF
life. Their reserve stock Of food was ex-
hausted; their last ins,allment Of -four had
to be fried In lamp-oil on Thursday. They
were without liriug for several Gays. The
men were reduced to such condition that
they were only able to converse with each
other only In monosyllables. They kept
signals Of distress flying. These signals
were seen by several ships, but 80 bolster
Gus was the weather that II was found i'm
possible to effect any communication with
the unfortunate men.-TPall Mall Gazette
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Tho Danger Past .

MEMPHIS, March 18.-The river has fallen
ten inches during the past twenty -four
hours, and now marks thirty-three feet on
the gauge, which is twelve inches below
the danger line. By Sunday the river will
be within banks everywhere between
Memphis and Cairo. A force of 900 men
are at work repairing damages done by the
floods to the Memphis & Little Rock rail
road, and travel over the route will be re-
sumed by next Thursday. The outlook lol
a fine planting season throughout the Mis-
sissippi valley was never brighter.
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District oourt-Ciyil Term.
Assignment Of case for the week be

Assignment of cases for the week begin
ming Monday, March 10, 1888:
S6g7-Cockrel & Co. VS.. Pennman OF al
3SOo-W. q, Putty by next friend vs. w. l.. WILL
iams (M0nday)
5Ss9-Tennison ct al vs.. Tennlson ct nj.
gl-McCullough vs. Mccullough, (Thursdayl.
40SS- KIN celand Il Harrison VS.. Afford e Veal.
iOf-George II. AlloIdv W. ]. Pollard Thurs
day..
iO5s-W. II. CASTOR vs.. u.s. Burton. (wednes-
day.
iO5s-w II. Castor vs.. J. d, Hatch, (wednes-
day..
i305-plllen & Barlow W.. Cleveland ct al.
i32l-Floyd ct al. vs.. Floyd OF nj.
fS0l-Mrs. N, s Keone VS.. O. b. Wellborn ct nj.
tfit-R. Il. smyrl vs.. Texas Trunk r. II. Co.
bi5-J. D. Simpson VS.. Texas Trunk X. r. Co,
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TeleuhOnic

The HERALD received telephone COM
muncation. last evening, over the West
ern Union wires, from It correspondent, o.
A. Reed, at Cleburne. The articulation
was distinct and perfect. The communica-
ton was a test and proved eminently sat
isfactory. II is the purpose Of the tele-
phone company, at an early date, to also
perfect arrangements that will connect
Dallas with Denton.
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Mexican Hallway Notes.

CRY OF Mexico, March l6.--Leo Stein, a
prominent broker, has been appointed
manager of the Mexican National bank.
Frank s. Bond, formerly president OF the
Texas & Pacific and Reading railroads, has
arrived.
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A Fnilnre MS u Fire

ALBANY, N. V, March l6.-At half past
. this morning a fire broke out in the
kitchen of the Delavan house. The hall
RAPIDLY filed with smoke, aud most OF tho
100 guests He'd from their rooms, panic
stricken and half clad. In half an hour the
flames were subdued and the guests re-
turned 10 their rooms. Loss nominal.
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PorrsrowN, PA, March l6.--Thc strike at
Potter Brothers rolling mills and the Potts
town Iron companys' works has ended, the
men accepting the employers terms.
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Providence, X. l., March l6.-The sum
mer hotel at Rocky Point was partially
burned this morning. The loss Is covered
by insurance, which is 800 900.
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PorrtAYp, Me, March lG.--The shoe
finding mandatory owned by Charles j..
Morrill,. NJ Deering, burned this morning.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

BUrrERCUP TEXAS Sent 4 lSSl
This I, 20 certify hat We have used your
WONDERFUL ElGHT" for BLACK LEG
IN Cattle ty giving from Is TO % drops inter
naly ant applying externally once or twice 70
he pat:' anected and II gave immediate relief.
4. J McLURE W.B. sHIFLETT,
A. J. STEWARD. WILL MoLURE.
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One Hundred Chi|dren's Suits at $685.
THEY ARE WORTH ORDINARILY saI
gas-REMEMsER prAoE7ss
REINHARDT, the Clothier
704 ELM STREET

cottongins and other cotton machinery
1t will be quite an addition to the newly in
corporated town of East Dallas, as well as
to Dallas proper.
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That Explosion.


bdANS VIEWS.
NEW YORK, March 16.-A reporter saw
fa'flck Egan, and asked him what he
thought OF the attempt to blow up the gov
ernment offices in London. There is no
people under the SUM-" said Egan, " so sub
itCs 10 panic as the English people. A
.tp,llhoh explosion of q gas-pipe, or some
a'Ius Slihllar, occurs In set of offices, as it
may anywhere, but just because they are
sU'ernment offices the cry is raised, oh it's
dynamite Later they turn it to Irish
uynamlte, IT is Ireland, of course. dare
ay II sheridan had been there they would
nave nun put down as connected with it.
h,oa, you suppose the Land-league
i WL' pWu for this new outrage?
,""nHs 10 they attach any political
oSsulllSahce to 1t at ALP If it were the house
i, h., pahalheht one might understand it,
~ tuey are merely government offices,
Wnleh are At least 800 yards away, with
p'ooK oil billings between, Now what pol.
IVY .T Tan There be IN an office explosion"
d, lheh yon do not connect 1t with dis
" .,Wlles of any sort?"
n. . WIN our present information we can say
Il. 'uliS nothing about IL. We can discredit
Jay Jay ullor That is all, | am inclined to
e eu.3N tue nrst report of its being mere
Si;plusIoh oil gas the correct one.n
''VNoNAN ROSA AND SHERIDAN ON THE AZ
NJ. FAIR.
NEW SoRK, March l6.-ODpnoyan Rosa
Was asked whether the explosion in London
I Ius caused by. dynamite or was an acct
,Wv'a explosion of gas. He answered..
w could not follow our system unless we
dynamite, aud that is what caused the
Il hh'os'on' There was no accident about
=. DO you think IL was intended to DESTROY
me building only, or kill those withinP'i
~ vas intended to do all the damage
psNlole, and 1t was done TO show England
a me nad better give Irel and her own paria.
pm . england Is ut war with Ireland, and
"g,suu should be at war with England
NV reporter was shown the following
'ispatch from Boyton.
N3pnsretulate you on the news from
now In Boston.
SlRheul JouN u. DRtscoLL."
:, mSSa said he had received to-day offers
money aud he can obtain all that Is
a nNn' IN answer to the question rs 10
~ua. would next be done, he showed let
, ~, "uy'slng him to publish in his paper
an uenunclation of England, signed by
J ~ freshmen. When that was
wore d;.hn.us oe cialmed thelr actions
W.T. uiShonorahle. As for weapons, ali
available ore should DO used, This. h,
sad, Was HIS answer. $500 ~
p iMrlcS J, Sheridan, whose extraditior
thushnd has requested said the work |,
uhut vi freshmen aud Is but the advanc,
pnsuse, OF much will follow. England viii
snor'ly see she must either free Ireland OF
Dear consequences.
D.. FAT -cRowE's BAzoo.
LII s1mslA, ILL.,, March 16.-In an interview
Ss sn rM Orowe, IN this city, to-day, he pro
r,n u great exultation at the attempt Il
p'o" up the government buildings In Lon
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). hI tIFeNNF IfNAs, NuFust y 49,,
3essrs. Morley Bros:
GESrRENES; - have sold s'NONDshFUl,
6luaT' to several Of my Customers who used
lor the sure % BLACK lEG ~ liviRg
re o. two doses internally and SpplyinS il *.
eynsny. II worked ike charm Yours, nc.
B. HUTCHINSON.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YoRK, March 1o.-Stocks opened
weak and generally lower, aud continued TO
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7HE CLOIH|ER,
704 ELM STREET.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS IN
Mems, Youths Il Boys Clothing
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER
NE" NECkWEAR NEW HATS
RAW trr IN Isle THREAD BALHRlGGAN
"Nu%" sFhoiAL BARGAINS
And CAlLDRENs
704 ELM STREET.
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER

in
Jennings
tin
~ Ails uyad the
ASH and
Balgnnl
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don, but did not favor the means emnlove3
He prefers the silent but tlestruetiye flame
OF the torch TO the defamation of dynanits
His idea is to place 200 or 800 men in the
large cities OF England with few barrels of
petroleum, await a windy night, and at a
preeoncer,ed signal, make 100 conlagra.
lions IN as many cities, and spread terror
and destruction through the land, thus
making the British lion howl for peace and
acoede TO any terms, Pat grew ilambient
While depicting scenes of terror thus
caused. He diSclaims connection with the
London explosion. but reioices at its effect;
knew nothing about it till this morning;
thought kossa might have been aware OF
the plot; thinks 1t undoubtedly the work OF
the lnvlncibles. Grove does nothing TO as
sist the cause of revolution, but hears what
other fellows are doing and "sicks them on
from distance and occasionally re-
celyes suggestions; is great conspirator
with his mouth, but harmless otherwlse.
MR., FIAERTY TALKS.
CHICAGO, March Is Hon. John Finerty,
congressman-elect from the 81 Illinois dis
triot, being interviewed with regard to the
attempt to blow up the government build
ings IN London, said: ~ may say | am
sorry II was not more successful. | applaud
the Irish in everything they do to get rid
% uSiauu anu prosecuted RUE England
brought this on herself, and Gladstone
more than anv one else has to thank him
self Tor it, In Forster's Midlothian speech
quoted against him by the tories, does
he not say that agitation will be usele,s
till the Clerkenwell prison was blown up?
Ol course regret that any innocent per
sons should suffer, but sympathy for few
OF this class is entirely overriden by the
feeling OF COMMUNICATION have for for the
great mass of Irish people. My country
men are starving, and the British govern
ment will not aid them. They have reached
q point where they must fight it down, and
| am glad to see them do il, to free ireland
from the cut-throats who are choking the
ne out OF her. II q race war springs out of
TINS, II VIII not be regretted by Irishmen."
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NEWS CREAM.

NEWS CREAM.
, .aoOI IN Intense Excitement Over That
l,sos"Io,IOn-The Times Very Bitter.
m Coarse it is Charged to Fenianism-
Notwithstanding the Denials
=, sueh Conservative Patriots as
-" Egan, Who Spurns il.
O,OouOran Rosa and His Stripe Eager
10 Claim il.
e,,or,l Diaz and Party Received With
Open Arms
In the Mound City - Every Honor is
shown.
,p,OIc Createdby a Fire at Albany,New
York.
~, ,,,,, Notes oF Suprial Interest
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-18
Winnetota.

- Gep. Gobinion pom Der Metbobiitens
fir6e gu 9epin unb &. s.. Guans, Yrinsis
pal Der 6o6i6uIe Oaielbit, ertranfen beim
S9litti6ublaufen auf GateBepi in auf
ibrem @e9e na9 Gate Gitp.
- Sn Minneapolis bat ii6 Die
Gate Srouerie, SonbOrn q Gorrin9ton Gis
ienbubns@ eieui9aft Organiiirt, wcl6e cine
Sobn pom l75 Wteilen Su bauen beabii9s
tigt, Die Don Gate Sruperie ous0ebeno ldn0s
Der @renSe spii6eu 0ufota unO Mtinneiota
%luufen, Die Yaciiicbubn BEL Sonborn trelts
sen unO pom oa bis Darlington iiibren ioa.
-Sn ct. YauI iin6 6ieies Sabr
8,47O,0 600 uer6aut worbeu, pel9e CUNT
ME li9 auf etwa $l2 500, 900 itei9ern
wirO, wenn bic iebt nod unpollen6eten @es
bGube ferti9 iinb. SIS wuroen mebr benin
$500 NObnbduier i'm Wertbe BON 81, 1907
600 erri6tet, uno 443 @el9dftsbGuIer,
eini9lieBli9 Der nod unuouenbeten, i'm
lSertbe pon mebr benn 81, 900 900. Sin
@ei9dftsblOt ~toitete $4,000, pier ans
bere ie $500, 900.
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HuGlano.

ueber cine SelSentbat beribtet Die
ruiiii6e 3situng yNiet". Nm 10. Seto.
ber waren etun 20 Perionen aui Der llebcrs
iabrt iiber ben Su9 be9riiien. Nls bas
5abr,sug etrua Die Wtitte oes 6luiies errci5t
bate, wurOe es BON Der ~ltarfen Str0mmns
fprt9eriiien, es i6lus nm uub idmmtlr6e
Sniollen iiclen ms Naiir. Su eieiem
9lugenblid selans IS sinem ocyic!bcn,
einem trdftisen iunsen Sauernburi6cn,
Yieen, %3rSepinsfii, na6 unslaubli9en s(us
%ltrsngunsen, baS 6obrseug wieoer gu err
rei6en. &aid entIeSigte er ii6 nun ieiner
6leiSer uno ipran9 bOrauf wieoer ms
Wailer, nm Die Grtriutenoen, Ginen na1
Dem anbern, 81 retten. II Yerionen,
wel6e obne feline Oaswii@entunit unbes
binst benz Sooe preissegeben waren, MUIR
ben 10 9~erettet. Die Sewobncr Der Staot
usranitalteten am llfer iofort cine 9ollecte
fir ben eblen Weni6enfreuno. Sieisr
absr i6lug Die linn oargebotenen 800 Stu:
bel aus, inbem CT srOBmiitbis baum na6.
iu6te, ma mo9e bas @elo unter bic 81
tern Ser brsi Grtrunfenen, wel6e CT ni9t
mebr 81 retten uermo6ts, pertbeilen.
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&anias.

- Die rpe9en ibrer in &anias periibten
Morbtbaten berii9tiste Samilie gsnbel
tau9t INNER wieber auf. Die srobe, fin
beren Sabbaftperoung ausgeiette gelobs
nung iibt beitdnpi9 Jteis auf Yoliseis@es
mics. go iou elmer bon Der Senbers Sas
mile i'm Yanbanble Siitrict pon Seras se,
leben worben lein, BON wel6em man per.
mutbet, baB CT NIT elmer Yanbe Yferoe.
unb Siebbiebe, wel6e auf amerifanii6em
unb merifanii6em Soben ibre 9taubsise
uusfiibren, in y%srbinbuns itebe. Scr. Did
unb Scr. Sient, pel9e in Der Ndbe Der
friiberen @obnung Der Senber in &anias
i6on ieit Sabren pobnen, unb bieleIber
fainter, werben INNER si 9tatbe aesoqen,
I'M Die SSbentitdt Der genbersG an6ioater
feit;uiteQer, acknowledgements bis jeet obne
@rfolg. Die beioen Serren meiner, 6aB
pieier Seri9t aus Seras pabr lei, babsn
ober feline guit, babin gu reiicn. 0o6
wirb Der Sa6e AUDI Obne ibre Silfe na9s
seipiirt.
- SpesialsQ (gent Orew war lett brei
MOnaten Oamit bei6aftist, i'm Serein NIT
Der Gegierungs> Ganooffice gu d a
betrii9erii9e acknowledgement I'M 8i6itaz
2anooiitrict gu unteriu9en. SIS wurben
iiber 200 FOLDER betriiserii9er gintrasuns
gen auf9ebedt. SIS wurben bic &la9es
i9riften se9en Die babel getbeilisten iofort
als9efertist, iie lauten aui MteineiO unb
linb bereits in SGnOen bes Sunpesmars
idaQs @iQiam au Wi6ita.
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GroRbritauuieu.

SIN Dem beuti6en So,ioIiiten @olii,
Der neuli9 in gcnOOn uerboftet wuroe,
i6eint Die eng!il6e YOliSei einen ausge:
Seibneten Sang gemo9t Su Aoben. 8as
&Omplott, bel Dem fiinf Yerionen (9Solff,
spei 6ranSolen, Elm Yolisiit uub Elm pol:
nii6er Suoe) betbeiligt seweiem iein i%olen,
9ing babiu, cine GrplOlion III Der 9tabe oes
Oeutiden gOti6uitsgebduoes ms @erf 81
ieten uno bonn einen unbetbeiligten Seut:
iden (oer bur9 einen grief &C. perod6tiSI
werOeu ioute) ais ben S6UIoigen binsu:
~itelen. @olif iou SednBcrt baben: 8,
mebr 9eute bel Der @eihi6tc inns ysber
fommcn, beito GROCER miro Die Selobnmne
(iir Die slnSeber) iein.
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gar nidt cnmerfen, oaB es an BEN pplis
tiiden Greignillen bet lettcu 0ccennien
lebboften 2lntbeil genommer. Die lstte
friegerii6e Fiction, nj mel6er li6 bas
6iirltentbum ais beHti3er Sunbesltnot be-
tbeiIi9te, fGut in boS Sabr 1866, no oos
aiIs einltno fiiuiSig Mtann bsltebeupe Sun>
oes- Contingent inter Dem Sefeble ei"eS
Sberlielteuonts na6 Glib Sprol biri9irt
wurbe. Sieles SiIiScorpS 9elangte jeoo6,
oa ibm an alien Srten elm ieltll6u gms
ptdlg berettet lDlrDe, ni6t einmal ilbcr
Sorarlber9 btlaus, alS linn Der NbI6luB
bes W0ffenltiu ltdnbeS, Dem balo Ser Sriehe
fol9te, ollie Nusli6ten auf frie9eril6e yor>
beeren benobm. Ncn oa ob nobm oas
6iirltentbum Siedtenlteiu cine eiaentbim>
lide Steluug I'M europGii6sn Staatens
Soncsrt ein, 90 man beim Trieoeusidluile
9Gnsli6 pergsilen bate, baS 6iiritentbum
in oenlelben ein,lbeSieben. Der ouf iolde
9lrt de jure fortbauernoe 6rie9ssuitanb
btnberte iebn9 oen Siirlten ni6t, balb
barauf iein QrmeesGorpS aufsulDien unb
Sic Webrpiidt Sdnsli6 ubSui6afen. Sas
Der fonutcn Die pom Yatriptismus ents
flommten fiinfscbn Ntitglieoer bes lie9tene
lteiniI6en yonbtagcS im Sabre 1870 Den
gesen 6runtrei6 siebenoen beuti6en Brit
bern bios our6 cine sebnrnii6te 9teiolus
ton III 0iilfe fommcn. Die ~ge9cnrGrti9e
Terfaiiun9 bes Yonbes, uo6 mel6er BRET
Nb9eoronete pom Siiriten ernannt werben,
unb elm itdnbiger NusiduB sur Grleoi9uns
Der l~auienoen @ei6dfte 9enGblt miro, bas
tint POM September 1862, bis wobin cine
Nrt itdnbii6e 9eriaiiun9 ~eriitirt bate.
@i6 am ptouen" Sabre nabm Hie6tenitein
Iebbaften Nntbeil. Nuf Die Na6ri6ten
pom ben Gepplutionen in Yaris, Berlin
unb @ien rotteten ii6 in Sabus, benz
Souptorte bes Vanbes, iiber snsibunbert
Meni6en %suionmen, welbe benz ais Statt>
balter funsirenben Sberamtmann fategos
rid erfldrten, baB er iammt ben iibrt9en
Seamten, wel6e glei6faas Don ben fiirlts
li6en @iitern in Oeiterrei6 biniibergenoms
men waren, binnen brei Sa9en bas Qano
rdumen miiiIe. Die beitiirSten 8eamten
io9ten gu, worauf ie inter Wuiit unb
SOQeri6iil len pon elmer fcitlid gefleioeten
Men9e an Die uorarlber9iide @rense 9elsi.
tet wurben. Sort erfol9te elm riibrenber
Ibi6ieo, nobel ein SOltsreoner Dem S6eis
be9ruB cine ernlte Mabnung Dor Der @ies
bertebr Ser Seamten anreibte. Shirt 9lois,
benz bieie 3teuolution 9rOBen SpaB bereis
tete, ianbte ieinen 9anbesfinbern wirtlid
anoere geamtc uno sewabrte aud Die
i~ibrigen, burdaIS ni6t iibertriebenen Sors
oerunsen Ses SOlt@ens.