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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
OlpD HAPPENINGS.

In certain part of Texas, many miles
ffam the coast, lie tie remains If "A ship,
high and dry III the prairie graNs she il Of
Spanish huld, and supposed To have been
driven inland by q tidal wave
A lElisoqos. tksl doctor hangs out tho
following sisn: "hr. loulss, scientific car
yer OF toes and limbs; specialist AMI expert
III removing rheumatism, Germs and cramps
extracted according To nature
ALTHOUGH the Tennessee Penitentiary at
Chattanooga has hern occupied for more
han bali "A century. and many prisoners
have been sent u IL under life sentences no
person l. now imprisoned there who was
there in 1870
SEWN inches from tile Outside of log in
ieMsslsan'a saw ml /, the SAW passed
through walna which was Undecided in
the sold wood. The shell and kefnel of the
nut We're sound. Tie growth al the tree
shows that tie nut l. 1T least iifty years old.
Ar Chicago SIX good men and true sat upon
the body vi man, who, while under the in
fiusnce II liquor. TELL from a railing into a
basement The assembled wisdom. with the
alb G assistance II the Coroner arrived mt
the conclusion that the mans death was
caused BY alcoholism aided by dIloeation
OF the neck
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

The death is announced of Hon.
Chas. Il. Lawrence. distinguished jurist
and ex-Judge of the Illinois Supreme Court
He died in Alabama while travelling for
health and pleasure.
\ fierce hurricane III Victoria, b. c.,
Grove four vessels ;shole, one sailor being
killed by falling spar. Trees and fences
were damaged throughout the province.
Negotiations have been completed at
Boston for the purchase of the Hannibal
and st Joseph railroad by the Chicago, Bur-
lngton and Quincy Company
Shots fired by muskrat hunters near
Ottawa. Ont, caused report that the po-
lice guarding the Government buildings at
Rideau Hall had been fired on. Even Queen
Victoria cabed for particulars
Baltimore telegram: The steamship
Hohenzollern, with !, :a.A emigrants, arrived
ut tais port this morning from Bremen. An
hour later the steamship America al from
Bremen, came to " hart with | $50 emigrants
Three-four;hs of both ship-loads are des-
tined for Chicago and the Northwest"
A boom is being organized in Mexico
for the election of Daz to the Presidency in
1884.
The Parliament buildings in Quebec
have been to. ally destroyed by fire.
The business failures for the week
ending April 20. as reported to r. G. Dun 4
Co. s mercantile agency, New York, num-
berei .05, as against $50 for the preceding
week, distributed as follows: New England
States, %; Middle States, 81; Western. 81;
Southern, A.; Pacific States and Territories
20. Canada, Ia New York city, 10
JAY Gould has issued letter to the
stockholders of the Wabash road stating the
directors have decided to issue sln,on,oNo 4
per cent coupon bonds, running thirty
years. to pay off the car trust obligations
and the floating debt The great object is TO
wipe out the latter and provide for any out
lay which may incumber the earnings of the
company. Gould takes occasion to contra
Diet the rumors recently circulated detri,
mental to the credit of the company
The hardware firm of Pedraja &
Pamela, of Havana Cuba, have abscondei
their liabilities exceeding their asset.
$4,000.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
BUSINESS FAILURES.

James Marshall 4 Co, iron-pipe
manufacturers, Pittsburgh; liabilities, 81
5oo.Coo; assets about sl,aUo,OOa
William Schmidt 4 Co., wholesale
liquors St Paul liabilities, $4,000
Roy 5. Cluke. horse fancier, Lcxing-
ton, KY. liabilities, ss5,toa
Newell & Wright, oil cloths, New
York; liabilities $4,000.
J. H. Chapman 4 Co., wholesale
jewellers, New York.
Jacob White, wholesale confectioner,
Terre Haute, Ind
Holman, Coffin Il Co., books, At
lanta, Ga
Lapham & Co, woodenware. Clcve-
land, Ohio.
Hunter, Keller & Co, manufacturers
of iron pipes, New York; liabilities, sl5o,ooo.
Lord & Mum, produce. Montreal,
Canada; liabilities siI7ooo above their rs
Sc -.
4. H. Lord, marble, Chicago; liabil-
itie S1Jl0l
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
OUR MENAGERIE.
A HEN WITH ADVANCED IDEAS.

HEN WITH ADVANCED IDEAS
J. l. BcaSiy has hen with q very pro-
gressiye turn Of mind She has scratched
around and laid for her master a pair OF eggs
OF entirely new design One egg contains
the yeik and the o her the white Both are
joined together ly aligamentousm membrane,
something after the style of the Slamese
twins -Saatl Rosa Republican.
SINGING MOUSE
Mr.. Robert Beverly, a Well known resident
and land owner Of Iauquicr county, Va, SAYS
he has in his possession a natural curiosity
in the shape Of mouse that sings chirl 4
and has the other peculiaritics OF the bird
kind minus the feathers and conformation.
Ii MARBLES similar to q mockng. bird. and Its
notes are of equal sweetness To either that
Or the canary. --N. Louis Globe Democrat
A WHITE PARTRIDGE
Polk Miller has en- exhibition at his store
Virginia partridge which Is nearly white
The bird was killed in Fiuvanna county
during the late show and sent To Clifford
Bridges, who showed it To NJ. Miller While
il was in the flesh He sent the bird La Miss
nrewfy, OF Chesterfield county. good tax
idermlst and under her directions tho bird
was stuffed hut IL was 20 badly shot that il
could not be mounted Tee head of the bird
Is just like all hen cartridges, hut the bal
ance OF the rlumage is almost white
Richmond Wig.
AGEoRaIA FOX III A CHIMNEY
Mr. Basa Price, OF Iussahnw district,
! started out bird hunting one day last week,
bat had not pr, cetded lar before his dogs
/ jumped a large gray fox. He was shortly
! reinforced b. several other genil men and
the chasing became quite spirited, lasting
| for two or three hours. Upon being closely
! prc,sed by the dogs the fox finally took
| refuge in Aleek Norman's house, To The great
CONSERVATION of the family, who wer,
seated around the iires,ae Ii first ran up
the chimney, bat did not remain longer than
a IN mute before ii scurriel down again and
ran under Il bed, from which place Of con
eealm, n. ii va aislodged aud promptly ex
terminated Henry county Weekly
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
SOUTHERN.

One of the great plaques of the
South, the buffalo gnats. are doing an i'm
mense amount Of damage in the counties of
Arkansas bordering on the Mississippi river
The destruction by them of mu es and
horses has been SO great as to cause grave
apprehension as to how the crops arc to be
worked
At White Oak, Ark. number of
houses were blown down and three pc sors
fatally injured
Two children were burned to death
In large box at Portsmouth, Texas, while
at play.
William Dorsey, of Montgomery.
Ala, mistook his wife for a burglar and shot
her dead
A burglar entered room in the
Arlington Hotel, at Palestine. Texas, chloro-
formed Mr. Reynolds frightened his wife
into silence by pistol, and walked off with
e3,Oco
A recent dispatch from Fort Worth,
Texas reports that sbetween 10 and 40
cowboys on ranches in the Pan Handle are
on a strike asking that wages be increased
from $50 To $50 per month and board
Great uneasiness exists OH the ranches near
those on which the strikers are located
The strikers have sent committees to the
men Mt work ordering them to join the
strikers, quit work, or suffer the conse-
quences, which means to be shot"
At McDade, Texas, Young man
named Pfeiffer killed his l5-year- old cousin,
Mary Dienhardt, and then himself. 1t is be-
leyed that he was insane.
President Arthur spent a day at Sa-
vannah, Ga, where he was received with
due honors by the munich nj authorities
He left that city April ~ for Washington On
the United States steamer Tallapoosa
A party of negroes who had removed
from South Carolina to Liberia about i've
years ago have returned to their old home,
in a sorry condition. having lost what little
property they had esde contracting dis
else that has caused several OF them To los,
toes.
A fire at New Orleans burned OIL
Boisseau 4 Martinez, hat dea ers Levi, Loeb
Scheuer & Co, wholesale dry goods dealers
and Hansel 4 Co, saddlery dealers aud bad
~ damaged s. J. Mulian's iron warehouse
and 4. VOLTS croekers store. The loss
estimated at $500, 600
A too free Indulgence in shrimp sala,
by President Arthur at Savannah produces
res ats that for short time caused hi
friends on board the Tailapoosa, and the of
icers and crew of the ship serious anxiety
but the professional offices OF the ships sur
geon brought him relief Secretary Chan
der is reported to have been very muei
alarmed, and was disposed TO telegraph u
Washington for medical assistance
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
POLITICAL.

The Delaware House Of Representa-
tives indefinitely postponed the Senate reso-
luton providing for the submission of a
prohibitory constitutional amendment.
similar measure proposed in the Connecti-
cut Senate failed to receive the necessary
two-thirds vote.
Channces l. Filley, a leading poll
tician and once n wealthy merchant of ST.
Louis who was recently an applicant for the
rositi, of Postmaster General, has accepted
from the Mayor of that city the humble po-
sition of Assessor and Collector of Water
Rates
The Ohio Democratic Convention
will meet at Columbus, June 4. for the nom-
nation of candidates for Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor, Judge of the Supreme
Court, Treasurer, Attorney General. and
member of the Board of Public Works The
election occurs Oct. q
Woman suffragists met in State Con-
vention in Troy, n u. elected Lille Dever-
eaux Blake President. and resolved that So
cial order could only be secured and
maintained by the cooperation Of women,
II was also decided that it was the duty OF
women to interpret the Scripture for them
selves trusting no longer TO masculine
views.
A prohibitory amendment was de-
feated in the Pennsylvania House by an
overwhelming majority, but the Senate
passed to third reading a bill to prohibit
treating"
Wilson. Republican, was given GER
tifica.e. of election ms representative in Con
gress for the Fifth district of Iowa upon an
ostensitle majority of twenty-four votes at
the November election Frederick, his
Democratic opponent, claims to have dis
covered error in the count Of votes that will
reverse the result and give him margin of
100 votes or more.
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he was Fenian. As the officers were TAX
ing the prisoner from the dock he cried out
in loud voice; God save Ireland
The Italian Government Is deter
mined to foster tobacco culture by paying
large bounties
At Odessa. Russia, fifty persons were
arrested last week for Nihilism. At least
twenty workingmen accused Of Nihilistic
tendencies will be placed on trial before the
coronation. The trial of the eighteen Mill
lists at st Petersburg has resulted in tho
conviction of all, six being sentenced TO
dcath, two to life imprisonment, and the
others from five to twenty years iinprison-
ment Those receiving capital sentences
were concerned In plots against either the
late or the present Car.
Two thousand houses were burned in
Delhi. India. Numbers OF families are home
less and destitute
Three thousand immigrants left Liver
pool for Canada the other day. It is stated
they took with them half million sterling.
The four men arrested ut Cork for con-
spiracy to murder with explosives were ar
raigned ut London April 20 The evidence
directly implicated the alleged American
Featherstone in dealings in nitro glyccrine.
Timothy Kelly was the third of the
alleged murderers of Lord Cavendish and
Mr.. Burke to be put on trial at Dublin. The
testimony was In the main similar to that in
the cases of Brady and Curley, upon which
those men were sentenced to death Several
witnesses swore that Kelly was not in Phn-
nix Park on the day Of the murders The
jury failed to agree.
The examination of the dynamite con-
spirators proceeded at the Bow Street Police
Court, in London, April 20 The evidence
tended to show the connection OF Wilson
and Whitehead with the manufacture and
distribution of nitro-glycerine. Without
concluding, the examination was continued
until Thursday, the nth
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
WASHINGTON.

Indictments have been returned by
the Grand jury Of the District Of Columbia
against William Pitt Kellogg, former Senator
and now Congressman elect from Louisiana.
and Thomas J. Brady, late Second Assistant
Postmaster Gen, raj Each Indictment con
tains five counts charging Kellogg and
Brady with receiving five separate amounts
Of 81, 800 each for securing the expedition
of mail contracts
The taxi e Of testimony in the pres
cnt star-route trials closed on the 18th Of
April, having lasted five months. and tn }
counsel proceeded to bore the patient
jurors with windy speeches.
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9Irbeiters Mu8fduSc.

HspsYorf, "a. Iprtl.-0er IuSfanS
Der Saoannas&igarrenma9er I'M eine gu,
lage BON So pro Sauienb bat iit) iest aui
alle bieiigeu @erfff6tten ausSeoebnt. Die
Sirna @augler & Comp. bentlltgte beute
Die Sor6erungen Der Arbeiter, uuo 2ebtere
iinb In Anbetrad]t Der oielen, BON ben ga,
brifanten aus alien 2anoestbeileu empfan-
genen Seftelungen iiber3eugt, baB Der aus
fiano btnnen penigen Sageu nit etnem pollz
fommenen Grfolge Der Strtter enoen niro.
Borbentomn,H &C. s., "a. Aprtl. -gtma
Is bis 20 @igarrenma6er in 9ieniten Der
Strma Reeber, Sable & Comp. fiub fir etne
Sobnerb0bung bon 81 pro Sauienb ausges
ifanben.
BortIanb, Re., "a. Gpril.-0ie Bic,
figen @igarrenmader ffau6eu beute nm etne
3ulage BON 81 pro SanIeno aus. Die ia.
britanten pollsn bic Striter bur6 N6b6en
erieten.
Ytttsburg, Pennf., "a. apriG. Der
bier tagenbe &oupeut Der @tieubabns fobleu=
grdber bes Ytttsburaer 9ifrttts beIdlob
beute, am /. gtai segen bic 9Oburebuttion
bon 81 auf Gents pro 8ui9el aus,ufeben
unb nitt rpte6er an 6te arbeit III geben, bis
In allen @rubeu 81 @euts be3ablt nerbe.
Sm Sale ole Irbeitsr in ben 20 8obleu.
gruben bss 8tifrifts bteiem Beiblufie gss
nab ftrtfsu, 10 perbsn 1000 bis 5000 Rdus
ner en- bem Ausfanoe betbeiltgt iein.
0i tIpaufee, gSisc., "a. Ipril.-4le
bieiige Observation-Disclosures msldbe sur
linton" ssb0rtge Irbstter bei6Gfttaen, bas
ben eingemilligt, bic 2obnerb6buug bon 81
pro Sauieno bonn l. Wfat an 3u besabIen.
Sic iibrigen Sabrifanten ieoef, tpslde bic
iiberptsgeube Mebraabl bilbeu unb Die gross
ten sSabriten beiiteu, poGleu uur gsriuge
Ober gar feline. .5ugeffaubni1e MAIDEN, uno
mon erpurtet, bab bte utdlt 3ur linton" ge,
h6rigen @tsarrenmadsr eiueu Strits tn
ScPne fPkpu f,er0eu
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Sermitdbte teIeerapbifhe Se,
pefdben.

CAPT. Hanb uno Steuermduu
Benber bonn Sampfer ySropic," elmer
Serletung Der JteutralitGts @eiebe auaes
tlngt, neil ienes Sabrseug cine Sniurs
geuten petition, nebit gSaffen
Il. 8orrdtbe nad 0itrogoaue, 9aptt, bradlte
beftanoeu gsitern In 89ilaSelpbta etn Sers
b0r unb tpuroen inter $4,000, reip. $4,000
Biirgifnft gefent. @aruer & Rerritt, bic
@igentbimer bes 6abr3euges, leiiteteu Die
eeforberts Caution. 9r. Rsrrttt ertlart,
bic Strma babe ni6t getpuBt, bas Der Dam.
bier @ontreban6e bel ieiner Ibiabrt bon
philadelphia am 8oro bate. Gin Srember,
Der fib 81. Salooffer nannte, babe Die g8afs
fen uno Sorr1tbe In ftiten als ygl0bel"
Osrididt. GapitIn Slanb iagte ipGbreno oe5
beutigen Serb0rs, 6ie Suiurgenten bitten
bel ieiner Nntunft in Snagua bas Sabrieug
In Seidldg geuomu1en uno tbu ge3lpIlgen,
fe mad Subti 81 bringeu.
@rs8uuoe s=Rari6all &ufietL
petder In Gan Autsnto, Ser., Der Seruns
treunng BON RegteruugsJeloeru NIB ocs
Dietnet6eS iiberfiibrt nuroe, III bon bort
mad Dem 3 Il htbaufe in@ 3 { f er, Sns.,
abgeiiibrt morsen. gine Betttion, mel6e ben
BrGiipenten Arthur I'M Seguaoiauug bes
SerurtbeiIteu erIuGt, erbdlt sablretde linz
tsridriften In allen Sbetleu BON Seras.
Senr1 3. @rigbt, Salfspoffmetfer
Al 3aciue. Biac., IL tuegen llnteri6leifs
BON iiber $4,000 uerbaftet uno 8ebnfs Bro,
seIfrnng nod Uiilpautee gebraht moroeu.
@r bat feline Saulo etn8sfancen. Seiue
GngebOrigen bebaupten. er let Wabnitnutg.
SauffGmpfer Rt9aeI@Gea.
r d, tpeldsr in philadelphia tpsgeu eines
brutalen Augriffs auf ben Btrtb BiQtam
Saunoers Uerbaftet Durbe, TIT gegen $4,000
9 Irgi d. nf t sntlafen porben. Saunoers
bsftubet fit uuber @sfabr.
8. g8arb eri6oB geffern nibrenb zines
Streites ;u Satlano, O., &. Snrriiou
un6 bradte bsIien Bruber SEQ. SarriIon
cine t6otlide @uube bet. gr purbe per,
baftet, unb bic Radbareu brobeu nit einem
2pndgeridte.
Die 9et6en 3tpeter Werttauer
tpurben uorgefferu nnpett Collins, Ser.,
an Bdumen bGngenb aufgefunoen. gSabrs
ifeinlid maren bic Serforbenen tpegeu
Yferbebiebifabls gelnudt pOroen.
Senrp SGsming, tueIder beute tn
Safiou, Miiff., gebdugt tDereeu ioIte, bat
cine @aGgsnfrtft f bis gum 2. Uat erbals
ten. Seiue Sturidtung 1T nun bereits piers
nal ueri9obeu porosu.
Ser Mapor bon Mtuneapolts bat
bic Srbonnlna tpslfe stsBirtbidafts.@o
seiiion auf $1,000 erbObt, NIT ieinsm 9 etc
belegt unb bas Seto ipurbe bonn Stabtratbe
aufred]t erba Item.
@Gbrenb Ebos. Dugan uuo Ebos.
SanIep gefferu nahe Sofenbauqua, Bsuni.,
TN 2ebigb fiidten, fenferte tbr Boot, uuo
9ugan ertrant. 6anlep rettete iidj bur6
Sdpimrnen.
GItce M. Sarrts, Eodter bes grs
Sonaresmitslisbss .. gS. Sarris, purbe ge>
fern tn Bottom NIT oem @ougrsbmitgliebe
Sobn 8. 8bite aus sentudp sstraut.
Die @oumiitonsbduoler @ebriiber
Rarfs s. Gem p. In Hetp'Orleans habeu
fallirt. Rau iddst bic Paiiiua auf iber
300, 600,
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Sic e1nSinner.irnruhcn.

ct. 2outs, "a. 4pril. - Natrid5ter
ans 2Stllcor, R.sDt., ergebeu, baB @euera
@roOt beute NIT 800 Oiann Soloateu uni
200 SnbtansrsfunbI6afteru bon 0ilcol
mad benz @uaoaloups, Canon aufbra9, I'M
bon bort aus bic fetnblidben 4pahen in ibrG
SGlupipintel i'm errasMaores9e 9ebirge ~
uerfolgen. Ste @rpeoition ift nit Sorrdtber
AMI 80 Gage perieben. CAPTAIN @rapfort
unb 9ieutenant @atemoob Seroeu iid1 mil
ben Sunbidaftern uub >trler @ompagui;
Solbaten tn's gebtrse 9ebeu, Inn Die Sn
bianer aus ibren Sdlupfpinfeln su pertret
ben, tpdbreuo Der &elt bes @ommauoos ,u
iammen nit merttanilhen Sruppen biz
@renie entlang auisefellt tusroen Iol, I'M
bic Sltebenoen absufangeu.
@aibtngton, "a. Gprtl. - General
Sbernlan bat In einer unterreonng ertldrt,
er eriparts tn bieiem Sabre feine ermdbnens.
tpertben &ubeif0ruugeu burd Snbianer, me-
Der In Gri3ona, uod in Oregon. @eneral
@root babe beridtet, baB Die Nadridteu
iiber bic Snbianerslluruben I'M Siiomefeu
bebeutenb iibertrieben porben ieien. Stele
Der Berionen, tpeld3e man als ermorbet an,
geflbrt babe, ieien nod am 9ebeu, uuo biz
Satlase babe uie 10 idGmm gefaubeu, ais
fie oargeftent tpuroe.
gIBaio, N.,M., "a. apriI. - 9teutes
rant Dapis bonn 8. &auallerts.8egtmsnt,
pel6er cine auf Der Gan @arloss8eierpa.
tiou ifationirte Sruppenabtbeiluug common.
birt, bot ben borttseu Sduptlingeu mitses
tbeilt, bab cine S9aar Strangers aus Comb
ffone, G.sE., Die Steierpattou aususreiieu
brobe. Die Sduptltuge periprateu, ftd i'm
Sale zines 4nsriffs auf ibre Sertbetbiguus
3u beidrdnten unb ben Strangers meoer emit
es9eu III riifen, nod iie 3u perfolgen. Ga
bsfinbsn fid nod 400 &rieser anf Der &eier'
oatton, unb eieutsnaut 9apis slaubt utat,
bob bic 8angers eiuen eruftliden aHgrtfi
tpageu tperbeu,
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Sin Gnuamiteri6 in 8offon.

Soffun, "a. aprtl. - Su 8. s. Scans
neu's Rineralpaiierfabrit au Der Charles
Strnbe srsigusts fid gefferu Abeuo stne
@rplofion, our6 tuelde 103 OitueraIpaiiers
flaidsn, tbeils Ieer, thetls gefilt, in atOms
3sridmsttsrt purben. Gin gefpifisr &orcorau,
Der gum 8pnumttfliigel Der 9anbltgu ssb0rt,
unb nit Scannel, tpel9er ebenfa1s 3ur
9anbIiga geb0rte, iebod BON 9snamtts goms
plotten gi6ts tptiien pollte, bstaunt mar,
bate itb tur; porber in Der 6abrit umber
Gstrisbsn unb sleid mad isiusr @ntfernung
sreipnete iid1 bic @rploitOu.
@r idien iebr aufSeregt uuO brumute uns
sniammenbdngeubes i3eug, mite !. 3. yoas
8nbliner S6loB 1T In bic 2uft aeIoreHat"
II. 9gI. m, Dor fid bin. Mau uermutbet,
bas er bel isiuer @ntferuung etne Quantts
tdt Spreugfoffe inter Die Slaiden i9leus
oerte. @lIdltder g8etie tpuroe yiiemauo
berIett.
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0cbeimnifDoles 0erfbipinbeu
breter Werfpnkn.

SaUannab, Ca, 81. Iprit.- So5n
8. Gieinfiu, Elm Spe3ersibaubler, ueridwauO
am 16. bs. Mtts. Setn Srueer uuo iein
@lert iagteu, er babe itd aus 9eiuH6beitSs
riidfhtsn mad @atOoa Springs begebeu,
unb Die 4ngabe puroe nt4t bejneifelt, bis
Der Sruoer uub Der @lert, Elm gepifer Cor
oes, geffsrn ebsnfauS Ueri4mauben uno ben
2absn often unb Obue 2luffidt lte6en. Set'
nsr BON ben 0reieu tif iOwett uufgefuHoen.
8Gntin's attiua iiberftetgeu ietue PaiTua
nm etn8ebeuteubes, uub ietu 9eitaft tff etn
bliibenoes. 8is jest ltegeu MIR Dfutbmas
6unsen iiber Die llriade oes Seri4ptnoeus
her hrpi Herinnen nor.
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6iurihtuno.

9alla8, Ssr., "a. aprtl. Der Reger
gGbatt Bunts purbe geferu yiudmittug ;u
6rautltu, 9fobertiUn.& &ouutp, pegsu Der alt
2S. giai 1852 periibten grmorbuug &Oam
@iisr's burd ben Straug btuseridtet. 8ts
fer mar @efdugnibaufieber uuO wurSe bon
Sants unO etusm anosren Sniafisn oss Sc
fdngniiies, Namens s. 6. gEatte, ermofeet,
bamtt Seibe tbre 6lu9t beiperfifsuigeu fonus
ten. Die WOrber nur6eu balb naqber uers
baftst, unb Baite enbete bereits am 25.
Rdr; b. s. feline 2aufbabn am 9aIgsu.
Bunts bielt auf bem SdaffOte etHe 8ebe, in
psldsr er alle anpeieubeu, beiOnOeTs feline
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