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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
She 7raternitieS.
Coronation Of the Poet Laureate.

/ Bro. Robert Macoy and other eminent
I craftsmen of New York have conceived
and are carrying into effect the happy
idea of paying "a debt of honorable
( acknowledgement long due 10 DR.. Rob.
Morris for his poetical contributions to
: Masonic literature" and have arranged
I programme for his coronation as the
Poet Laureate of Freemasonry, which is
to take place at the Masonic Temple,
New York, on Wednesday night, De
cember II. Past Grand Master Charles
Roome will preside. Brief addresses
will be delivered, as follows:
/. The Grand Scope and Design of
Freemasonry-By Rev. j. NJ. Wa:rall,
ID. d., Past Grand Commander of Ken
lucky.
? The Poetry Of Freemasonry-By
Frank r. Lawrence, Deputy Grand Mas
ter of New York
g. The Masonic Life and Labors of
DR.. Rob. Morris.-By Past Grand Mas
ter John w. Simons.
A. The Laurel Crown and its Signif
cation, followed by the Act of Laurea-
tion-By Grand Master William A.
Brodie, of New York
5. Reply by nr. Morris.
These addresses, with rccitations, vocal
and instrumental music, will make mp II
rich programme. Admission tickets. to
the full capacity of the Temple hall, are
icing issued. The event will be fully
reported and published in book-form.
The following greeting was sent bv
the Grand Secretary of Mississippi. No
yemher 20:
DEAR Bro. MACoY: ] am in receipt
of yours of 18th. and thank Won for
your kind remembrance. The proposed
tribute To Bro. Rob. Morr is most ap-
propriate, and commands my hearty ap.
proval. | wish it were so that | could
participate in the Coronation ceremonies.
but as | cannot, ! want to thank the
projectors of this very fitting recOgni-
ton of the many and valuable services
Bro. Morris has rendered the craft
by his poems, prose, travels, researches,
and by his busy, useful, upright, blame
less life. When we honor such as he,
We honor ourselves. Some of rs who
keep toiling on in our sphere, may have
nice things said of us.when we 20 hence
to be here no more; but | am glad that
Bro. Morris is to have the assuran Q,
while living, that when he dies, he will
still live in the life that he has given
Freemasonry by all that he has written
and said in the last fifty wears.
In looking over the old records Of my
Lodge, Pearl No. 23, of this city, today.
| found the name of Rob Mo,fia, aihli
ated in l849; so y0u see, we claim i
special interest in him down this way.
Most Of the craftsmen of that time have
passed away, but old Pearl Lodge will
always treasure the record that the
Poet Laureate of Freemasonry was at
one time her efficient Secretary
With my fraternal regards to the dis
tinguished brethren who are associated
with you in the proposed Honorariam,
| beg leave TO remain,
Sincerely Yours,
J. l.. POWER, Grand Secretary
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
DR.. Deems on Prohibition.

The Rev DR.. Deems, pastor Of the
Church of the Strangers and President
of the Christian Institution of Philoso-
ply, of New York, says:
sAs principle do not believe in
prohibition; as a necessary expedient |
do. I know all the arguments which
can be urged against prohibition,
and | give them all their due force, and
some have great force. If had
any hope for the destruction of the
general liquor traffic, in any other way,
should oppose prohibition by law. But
we have tried other ways and they have
not succeeded. 1t must be destroyed,
that is imperative. Itmust be destroyed
and win be. If in no other way, by
troops of men, women and children
marching through the land and shooting
the liquor sellers and burning down dis
tilleries and greg shops. That would
be horrible state of affairs. II woult
be the attempt 20 prevent crime b,
lcrime. and could be justified on NJ
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10

BRo. CHAs. A. LACosTE is one of The
few living Past Grand Masters of Mis-
sissippi, He presided over the craft in
lS45. For many years he has been a
resident of St. Louis county, Missouri.
lie viii revisit Mississippi this winter,
and has promised short stay in hack
son, which he first sew in 1888.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
CLARIos.l
sLUMBER'S FANcrEs.

When slamber's fingers lightly pres,
SIy eyelids with their soft earess,
50 tsnierly their Iashes sealt n,
whes comes the darkness siesithly sieslin<
Then phantom voices dll the ar,
And softly msrn'lr eversv here,
They whisper in my slumbering ear,
Ia fairy accents, sveet and clear.
With rustliug snnnd of unseen wing.
They blend in elm nurmurings,
Aud all the SIR with life seems ieemlng
The while any spirit's wrsp, In dresmlng
Thea memory's visions hover DER me,
Aud memory's footsteps pNss before mr
Aud lead 10 each remembered spot
Where blooms the flower Forsei-Hie NOT
l see the hillsides all al,h,om
With myriad flowers, whose perfume
The hslmy air OF May Is fretghting.
My soTl with sweetest sense eiatiHs
Then slumber lifts her hnger.tipe
And soptly from NV chamber slips;
But leaves her magic wand 10 cheer me.
Her pleasant iancies Iinger near me.
Iresf Point. Me- AMY ADDISON.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
IEFF DAVIS GUARDS.

rendered April 81, 1861 mustered at
Woodyille, Wilkinson county, May :, 1861;
mastering officer, Col. Carnot Posey. Cqp-
tain, ". l.. Brandon; lst Lieut., John
Sims; Sd Lieut., v illiam L. Cage; Sd
Lieut., ]. J. Smith. Whole number, in
cluding commissioned and nou-eommis-
| stoned officers and priva,es, s..
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
JACKSON BOYS.

rendered April 10. 1861 mustered at
jackson, Kinds county, May IS, 1861 .
plustering officer, Col. W. II. Brown, Adi't.
and Inspector General Captain, Richs rd
G. Kerr; Let Lieut., Allen B. Coffee; I'd
Lieut., John K. Green Sd Lieut., 5. W.
Cunningham. Whole number, including
com mmissioned and non-commi-sioned OIL
GERS and rrivstss, 50.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
MADISON GrARnS-

rendered April 10, 1861, mustered a.
Canton Madison county, April -, 1861 ;
mastering officer. W. ii. McCsrdle. Cap
tain, Thomas NJ Griffin lst Lieut., John
T. Semnies; u Lieut., + ,ton J. Bowers (;
Sd Lieut.. John l. Cooper. Whole mum
Der, including commissioned aud nou-com-
missioned officers and privstes, 6i
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grounds of policy or morals. But YOU
see, that " hen masses of men become
outraged they do not consider grounds
OF morals and policy; they rush at the
evil thing 10 DESTROY il. 1t is because
desire 70 prevent such state of things
thatl now aceept prohibition"
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
MISSISSIPPI In THE WAR.
ofncial Roster of Companies Mustered uto
Service
GRAYsPoRT GRAYs

rendered April y, 1861; ; mustered at
Grayspor', Yalobusha county, May 4
1861 |; mastering officer. Col. Winfield ;
Statham. Captain, X. Williams; lst
Lieut., Levi c. Lee; % Lieut., John b
Williams; Sd Lieut., Benjamin ?. Viii
liams. Whole number, including com
missioned and uon-eommissioned officers
and privates, %
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
JAKE THOMPSON GUARDS.

rendered April 20, 1861; mustered at
Baldwin, Itawamba county, May 4, 1861 :;
mastering officer, Lieut.. j. \. Duncan.
Captain, William H. II. Tison lst Lieut.,
Harry f, Topp; ID Lieut.. Robert A. Al
len; Sd Lieut., Benjamin F. Priddy;
Whole number, including commissioned
and non n-comms-ioned officers and privates,
99
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
KEMPER LEGION

rendered March ls, 1881 mustered a,
DeKalb, Kemper county, April i3 1861 +;
mastering officer, Captain T. o. Pcrrine.
Captain, J. W Carter; lst Lieut., J l..
Morris: I'd Lieut., Thomas Z. Bell I'd
Lieut., y. p. Jones. Whole numter, in
Guiding commissioned and non-comnlir-
stoned officers and private-. 56.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
McCLURG RIFLEs-llsrn Rne'r.

rendered April %, 1861 mustered at
Deasoaville, Yazoo county, April p, lS6l ;
mastering officer, W. Ii. McCsrdle. Cap
tain. c. B. Gerald Isl Lieut.. Robert Day.
Sr.; I'd Lieut., Chris. X. Henderson; 81
Lieut., James d. Fort. Whole number,
including commissioned and non-comuis
sioued officers and private-, Is.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
uAMER KIFLEs-nSru Rpe'

rendered Apri. IS, 1851 mustered at
Yazoo City, Yszoo county, April 10, 1861 ;
mastering officer, W. II. McCardle. Cap
tain. Charles f. Hamer lst Lieut., Geo.
B. Wilkinson ID Lient., Ferdinand Bos-
tick Sd Lieut., Henry c. Tyler. Whols
number, including commissioned and non
commissioned officers and privates, ~
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
JOE MATTHEWS R1FLEs~iFAIK.
xFR's REGIwFST.l Y

rendered February Q, 1851 mustered al
Salem, Tippsh county, March II, 1861
mastering officer Capt. John McGuirk
Captain, William d. Beck; 1st Lieut., New.
ton J. Blythe; "a Lieut., James c. But
Ter; Sd Lieut., John l.. Moore Whole
number, including commissioned and non
commissioned officers and privates, 81.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
MORTON PINE KNOTS.

rendered Nav |. 1861; mustered a, Nor
ton, Scott county, May !, 1861; mastering
officer, ". H. McCardle. Captain, Joseph
F. Peiuus; l-i Lieut., Robert ". Paine +;
"a Lieut., George = Pickle; 81 Lieut.,
Joseph H. Barber. Whole number, includ-
ing commissioned and non-commissioned
ohicers and priyates, IS.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
HORN LAKE VOLUNTEERS---l9ru
Z t.L.ir

Teudered February IL, 1851; mustered
at fernando, DesSoto county, February %.
1861 mastering officer, Capt james Il.
Chalmers Captain, John W. Foster; lst
Lieut., Eben Nelms 2d Lient., james b
Cowan Sd Lieut., Joel p. Walker. Whole
! number, including commissioned and uon-
commissioned officers and privates, Is.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
LONG CREEK COMPANY-fl5TH REG


rendered March "a, 1861; mustered at
Bluff Springs, Attaia county, April -,
1861 mastering officer Capt. l.. d. Fleieh-
er. Captain, Lampkin $. Terry lat Lieut.,
Elijah Y. Fleming; I'd Lieut., John +.
Love: Sd Lieut., Thomas j. Clark. Whole
number, including commissioned and non
commissioned officers and privates, 81.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
LEaKE GUARD.

rendered April %, 1851; mustered at
Carthage, Lsake county, April %, 1861 !:
mastering officer. Lieut. A. @. g. Brien.
Captain, James A. Campbell; Ist Lieut.,
John Drake; I'd Lieut., NJ. c. Edwards
Sd Lieut., T. J. Hull. Whole number, in
Guiding commissioned and uon-commis-
stoned officers and privatee, IS.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
MONROE GUARpS-l4ru Eras n

rendered April 20, 1861; mustered At
Aberdeen, Monroe county, April -, 1861
mastering officer, W l.. Lake. Captain, +.
VI. Roger; st Lieut., f. NJ. Napers; ri
Lieut., W. J. Crump; FL Lieut., J. Nc
Kinney. Whole number, including com
missioned and non-commissioued officers
and privstes, 80.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
JASPER RIFLES.

rendered April 81, 1861; mustered at
GsrlandsviIle, April 81. 1851 mastering
officer, Captain r. s Weir. Captain, NJ
4. King: ist Lieut., William NJ Chattield
I'd Lieut., Thos. W. Cole; Sd Lieut., Jessie
V. Williams Whole number, including
commissioned and non-commissioned off.
cers and privaie-, 50.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
uISDs LIGHT GUARDS.

rendered April %. 1861; mustered Al
Raymond, Hinds county, May /, 1861
mastering officer. ". Fl. McCardle. Cap
tain, George W. Elliott; lst Lieut., Jerome
Peyton; 2d Lieut., John r. Russell 81
Lieut., James S. Brown. Whole number.
including commissioned and non-com-
missioned officers and privates, 30.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
JASPER GRAYs-16rH REGIMENT

rendered April 2l, 1861 mustered at
Paulding, Jasper county, April q, 1861 ;
mastering officer, X. Stuart Weir. Cap
tain, J. J. Shannon 1st Lieut., Thomas j.
Bankston; ID Lieut., John J. Walton; Sd
Lieut.. Charles A. Jennings. Whole num-
Der, including commissioned and non-com-
missioued officers and privates, 70.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
MCCLURE RGFLEs-fI5ru Rre'r.

rendered April 4, 1861; mustered AT
Duck HILL, Carroll county, April 20, 1851 /;
mastering officer, Capt. p. F. LIddell.
Captain, Edgar Sykes; Ist Lieut., John A.
Binford, Jr; ID Lieut., Thomas #. Allen !;
3d Lieut.. Robert A. Shelton. Whole num-
Der. including commissioned aud non-com-
missioned officers and privates, s.,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
JEFF. DAVIS sHARPsHooTERs-

rendered May /, 1861 mustered at
Columbia, Marion county. May 4, 1861 {;
mastering officer, Captain ;. A. Mathews.
Captain. Hamilton Maysou; lst Lieut.,
Henry Pope I'd Lieut., ........-...-...; Sd
Lieut. Arthur T. Watts. Whole number,
including commissioned and non-commis-
ioned officers and privates, so.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
IUKA RIELEs-iFALKxER's REer.)

~ hh III i~A-3 - Ain In 81 49, A'j
rendered March :, 1861; mustered al
Iuks, Tishomiugo county, April 6, 1861
tain, J. NJ Stone: lst Lient., George W
Latham; 2d Lieut., John Erwin; Sd
Lieut.. Calvin J. Hyatt Whole number
including commissioned and non commi--
stoned officers and privates, SIS.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
WARM stables save fodder.

JosEPH HARRIS says one plowing when
the land is dry is worth two when it is
wet.
Coon carriage horses are scarce, and
prices are likely to rule higher for some
time to come than in the past few years.
The borrowing farmer, remarks the
Farm Journal, is nuisance, and ought
to be suppressed. Stop the annoyance
by refusing to loan.
The Chicago Industrial News gives the
following by authority. as an instan-
taneous cure for toothache: Take small
piece of zinc and bit of silver (any
silver coin viii dol, place the silver on
one side of the afflicted gum aud the
zinc on the other; by bringing the edges
/ together the small current of electricity
generated Immediately and painlessly
stops the ache.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
HAMILTON GUARDS RussEL'sRr T. j

Temdered May ), 1861; mustered at
aberdeen, Monroe county, May Sd 1851 :;
mastering officer, s. j. Ghol-or. Captain,
Walter A. Rover; let Lieut.. Thomas b.
Sykes ID Lieut., Randolph ;. Muti 50
Lieut., James A Roberts. Whole number
including commissioned and non eomHi--
stoned officers and private, 81
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10

A eESrLEMAN who took 10 medicine
late in life, said to friend, "you know
the old proverb--at forty man must
either be fool or physician p
Yes was the reply; "but. doctor,
doc't yon think he can be both =
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
LAWRENCE RIFLEs-fl2rH REe'r.

rendered March 20, 1861; mustered at
Brookhaven, Lawrence county, March 50,
1861 mastering officer, Capt William NJ
E-telle Captain, Robert J. Bowen; lst
Ljeut Thor as K. Hart; % Lieut.. Robert
J.. Fox: 81 Lieut.. J. J. Carson. Whole
number, including commissioned and non
commissioned officers and priysles, 4S.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
LArDERDALE zUAvEs

rendered March 10, 1861 mustered at
Lauderdale Station, Lauderdale county,
March 80. 1861 mastering officer, Capt.
q. w. 6pooner. Captain, Kennon Mc-
Elroy; lst Lieut., John r. Walker; I'd
Lieut., r. A. Daniels; Sd Lieut., Elias
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
The Rooster as a Democratic EN-
hlem.
Cincinnati Enquirer. /

Cincinnati Enquirer.]
"Why, when, aud where was the
rooster adopted as the emblem of Dem
ocracyT'
The question has been asked thous-
and times in the last week. 1t has been
suggested, no doubt, by the great pop
ularity of the bird since the 4th day of
November,
In lS40, after the Harrison campaign,
there was great doubt as to how Indiana
had cast her vote. The situation was
similar to that in New York to-day in
every respect. An editor named Chap
man conducted the Democratic news
paper at Indianapolis, and, as is often
the cas- in boasting over victory, his
editorial rejoicing over the result was
termed Growing" In day or TWO when
some Of the back counties were heard
from, 1t seemed bis growing hsd been
premature, and the Wing organ came
out giving late returns showing Demo
cratic defeat, and in tlis head line was
I the expressiun,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
Grow. Chairman. crow. :

This was intended as taunt, and must
have been felt, for few mere counties
vet to hear from again turned the tables
and showed that the Democrats had won.
1t was then that the rival editor ho:sted
at the head of his columns "a magnifi-
cent rooster, and printed under it the
words ''We Grow"
1t made palpable hit The passion
for roosters spread, and from that day
to this the bird immortalized by the
Hoosier has been the emblem of Demo
cratic success.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10

PROFESSOR ARNOLD and f. ID. Curtis,
both good authority, agree that the best
grain food for cows is four parts bran,
two parts corn-neal, one part hnsecd-
meal.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10
Temperance Column.

CoSDCcTEp BY D, W HEIpElRERe. shrbuta
Miss, 70 whom all contribution for this Depart
zaear should be addressed a
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A curious barometer is used by the
remnant OF the Araucanian race which
inhabits the soufhernmost province oi
Chill. 1t consists of the cast-oif shell
of crab. which is said to be extreme
iy sensitive TO atmospheric changes, re-
naming quite white in fair, dry wealth
er. but indicating the approach OF 9
moist atmosphere by the appearance OF
small red spots, which grow both in
number and in size as the moisture in
me an increases, until finally, with the
actual occurrence Of rain, the shell be-
comes entirely red. and remains SC
throughout the rainy season.
IN England the Dorking is considered
ne best table fowl.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10

James T. FIELDS says: IF ! were a
boy again ! would strive to become q
fearless person; i would cultivate
courage as one Of the highest achieve
ments of life. Nothing Is so mild and
gentle as courage, nothing so cruel and
Syindictire as cowardioe. If fl
were boy again would look on tht
cheerful side of everything. for almost
everything has a cheerful side.
Ii | were boy again ! would schoo
myself to say No oftener. i
| were boy again | would demand oi
myself more courtesy toward my com
panions and friends.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10

We Judge ourselves by what we feel
capable Of doing, while others judge us
Nv what we have already done
Kavanagh.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-12-10

THE London Mark Lane Express ad
sises Americans to avoid the landlord
and tenant system. 1t says: Keep it
cut of your land system at all costs.
Make occupancy more than ever insep-
arable from ownership The man, says,
a foreigner, who brings his thousands of
pounds to invest in land to-day may ap-
pear to be a benefactor; but the next
generation will see in him mere para
site, feeding upon the industry of the
Nation M
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rendered April 25, 1861 mustered at
Liberty, Amite county, April -, 1851 ;
mastering officer, Col. Carnot Posey. Cap
tain, 5. J. W. Nix; lst Lieut., Thomas l..
Herndon; "a Lieut.. George F. Gardiner
Sd Lieut., Drury c. Goodwin. Whole mum
Der, including commissioned and non com
nissioned officers and privsies, l0.
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Moore, Jr. Whole number, including com
missioned aud non commissioned officers
aud privates, 80.
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LIBERTY GUARDS-(BoxuAMs Rre,-
aIENTA
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WHEN weaning calves feed daily a
little oil meal.
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There are 500 baskets of peaches IN
carload,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-11-27
= @ingema6te Srii6te, Semitic in
gle9bi@fen, Gancp. Groceries &c. BEL
9euerma1t II 8ros.,
Mlamo plaaa.
MQerIet

glQerlet.
= Sas Gbarter Gomite 6es Gtabt=
ratbes belt geitern tpieoerum cine 8er=
lam.nlung ab, in tpel9er na9folgenoe
0orl9ldge angenomnten tpnr6en: 1.
Die Staot in s @aros gu tbeilen. 2.
Ton ieber Warb einen alderman erz
mdblen gu lafien unb 4 BON allen Bir=
germ ber @tabt. 3. Sen @ta6tratb au
erlnd6tigen, $4,000 in Elm unb 6em=
fAtcn Sabre au leiben, unb atpar AIT
Z pro5ent. 4. Sen Manor, bic @ta6tz
rdtbe, ben Collector uno ben &ecorber
bur6 bic Birger ertpdblen gu laKen,
pdbrenb bic iibrigen 8eamten bur9
ben Mapor nit @enebmigune bes Stabt=
ratbs ernannt tperben. Cine Nusnabme
babon MAIDEN ber glerf unb Der Mns
malt.
= Sie 8eerbigung Ser 2ei9e bes
beriforbenen gugen pbilipp fano gelfern
Na9mittag ftatt. gn bem 2eidenauqe
betbeiligten fi9 bas MilitdrzMuiifcor
bas Geuerbepartement 5ie epnf6berirten
unb fooeralen 8eteranen, bie6ermanmsz
@Dbne uno 5tpei 2ogen>@ereine. Sic
5ablrei9e Setbeiligung leste 3eugniB
bon Der a0gemeinen 8eliebtbeit ab, be-
re1 fi6 Der 8eritorbene erfreute unb
man fanm BON gusen pbilipp in Wabr=
belt fagen: Sic baben einen brapen
Mann gu @rabe getrasen.
= Ser feitberige Tidet Mgent Der
Sunfetbabn, g. 8. Greer, bat refig=
nirt. In feline SteQe 1T $. 6. Mr9er
BON 9ouIton ernannt tporoen.
= 9as S9ulbaus an Der Balc6nes,
bas 5ugleib als Stride biente, 1T nie=
bergebrannt. gs befanb fi9 in benz
felben eine Srgel unb es gebt bas Sc
rl9t, baB erit Die Orsel seftoblen unb
bann oas 9aus ange5iinbet tpurbe, um
ben Siebftdbl gu perbergen.