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The Portland daily press., 1884-05-12
MASSACHUSETTS.
Reception to j edge Lowell.


Boston, May 1O.-The Boston Merchants Asso-
citation has rendered a reception and dinner to
Judge Lowell, on the occasion of his retirement
from the Supreme bench which he has accepted He
names Friday, the 23d inst
Matthews Murder.
HAZELHURsT, Miss, May 10.-The trial of E. B.
Wheeler, for the murder of j. P. Matthews, was
resumed yesterday. The testimony of Miss Leila
Rembert and Geo. NJ. Bankston showed that Robert
Scott handed gun to Wheeler, through back
window of the building where the election was be-
ing heidi that only pleasant salutatons passed be-
tween Matthews and Wheeler, and that when Mat
thews had voted he was shot down. Wheeler was
the only person present who had gun.
George Thompson and Jack Burton both coloreS
testified that they we're at the polls when Matthews
was killed. They were at the polling place before
Matthews When Matthews came in he shook
hands with Coxwel and Wheeler and remained
chatting for a few minutes with Wheeler until the
polls opened. Thorn sou saw Wheeler eyeipg Mat
thews, and as soon as he discovered that Matthews
had voted he picked up gun from behind the door,
arms akimbo, looking towards the ballot box. Bur-
ton also saw Wheeler shoot Matthew'S This wit
ness received one of Wbee!ers shots in his leg.
Both witnesses testified that they saw no motion
made by Matthews to draw weapon.
DIR. A. b. Pitts, who refused to testify in the
Matthews murder trial, today fined 500 by
Judge Wharton and ordered to be confined for con-
tempt Of court. He permitted by the sheriff to
enter his house to make some ARRANGEMENTS when
he slipped out the back way and escaped, An at
tachpent has been issued for him.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-12
MEXICO.
Banquet to the Directors of the Mexican
Central acknowledgements of Presidents


CITY OF MEXICO, May 10.-Last night banques
given by the city council to the directors of the
Mexican Central Railroad, at which lao guests
were present. The banquet was presided over by
Senior Guellermo Vale, president of the council.
Senior Vale made a speech congratulating the
country on the completion of the road. President
Nickerson was absent owing to Illness, but his
speech was read in Spanish and English. A mem
Der of the party from Boston in the name of his
companions proposed the following toast "Porferio
Diaz who like Washington, is first in the hearts of
his countrymen.''
President Diaz was very much moved and with
tears in his eyes and with voice choked with emo
ton he replied that while avowing his unworthiness
of that comp ment it the greatest it was possible
to pay any man in any language because COMPARE
son was made with one who was not only the most
eminent of American citizens but taken all in all
was the greatest man the world ever saw. He
spoke of his friendship for Americans and COM
pared it in extent to the compliment paid him. He
considered that of the greatest acts of his life
was the signing of the Mexican Central Railroad
concession and the completion of the road had vim
dictated his Judgment. He foretold the success of
the road and concluded by rendering the thanks of
Mexico to Boston capitalists for the benefits CON
ferred upon the country by them.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-12
WASHINGTON.
The Swain INQUIRY.

WASHINGTON. May 1o.-The only incident of in
terest in the Swain court of inquiry today was the
evidence of Paymaster General Rochester who tes-
titled that Bateman called on him and said that
number of bankers to whom Colonel Morrow was
indebted had formed pool and desired to know if
Colonel Morrow's pay accounts could be paid to
trustee to be appointed by them. Witness told
him that such an arrangement could only be made
upon the request of Colonel Morrow; that subse-
quently Colonel Morrow requested it and the Sec
rotary OF war, to whom it referred, made no
objection. Nothing was said however either to
witness or to the Secretary of War to intimate that
Colonel Morrow had duplicated aud Implicated his
pay accounts.
CIR p Reports.
Returns of the Department of Agriculture for
May make the wheat prospect nearly as favorable
as in April. Then the general average was within
5 per cent. of the standard of full condition. The
May average is "a. 1t was 1914 in 1888. Barring
changes of the future winter wheat product OF
$4,000 5000 is indicated. Rye promises fully as
well as wheat and the general average is SO. The
general average for barley is 101. The progress of
cotton planting has been delayed everywhere by
lower temperature in April. The acre will be re-
ported on June L.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-12
rhe Ln,e suaah p. BENJAMIN.

NEW ORLEANS, May 11.-Fully two hundred
lawyers, comprising the most prominent jurists in
the city, assembled in the Supreme Court this morn
ing to pay their respects the memory of the late
Judah P. Benjamin Eulogies were delivered by
Henry C. Miller, Chief Justice Bermudeg and
others, and the court then adjourned as a mark of
respect for the deceased.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-12
MINES GAVE IN.
The Inhabitants of ZanesvilIe, Ohio,
Panic Stricken.

ZANEsyILLE Ohio, May 11.-This town has been
in an excited state today over supposed earth
quake near Blandy avenue in the fourth ward. At
10 o'clock this morning a terrific report was heard
and about three acres of ground sank several feet
carrying with it number of houses, all of which
were badly damaged. The inhabita is in the viein-
lty were panic stricken A assure was opened to a
depth OF 90 feet. The only plausible theory is
that several deserteds coal mines caved in No loss
of life is reported.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-12

Other Games.
At Boston-Yales 8; Haryards 1,
At lphia-Athletics IL; Batimores 4.
At Louisville-Louisvilles 8; Indianapolis L.
At Amherst, Mass.-Amhersts 5; Prineetons 4.
At Springfield Springfelds z; Holyokes 5.
At Observation-Disclosures IL; Toledos T.
At Pittsburg-Alleghenys 10; Brooklyns6.
At Observation-Disclosures II; Allentowns 2.
At Altoona-Altoona Unions 8; Boston Unions 4.
At Chicago Chicago Unions 13;Keystone Unions
At Washington etropolitans IL; Washipgtons,
At st. Louis-Columbus IL; St. Louis 3. St. Louis
Unions g.; National Unions A.
AT Observation-Disclosures 8, Indianapolis /.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-12
THE ALERT.
Sailing of the Last Vessel of the Greedy
Relief Expedition.

SAILING OF ttae Last Vessel of the Greedy
Relief Expedition.
NEW YORK, May 10.-The Alert, the last ship of
the Arctic expedition, sailed from the Brooklyn
Navy Yard this morning Capt. George W. Coffin
was in command He was given certain instruc-
tons regarding the voyage by Secretary Chandler.
The material for the erection of an Arctic houss
was piled on the vessels deck and reached way
above the guards. If the vessel encounters any
heavy seas it will all go overheard. 1t has cost
about 900 to fit out the Alert, and she went
out in excellent condition, although the work was
done hurriedly. The Alert was lowed out in the
she passed from the yard the seamen on the Pow
haitian and the Colorado sprang into TIE rigging and
cheered heartily. parting salute was fired from
the cob deck. and the crowd which had gathered in
the yard waved an adieu with their handkerchefs.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-12

SALTWATER, Mimi, May 10.-A receiver has
been appointed for the Northwestern Car Company.
Commodore W. W. Kittston, director. SAID to-
night that the affairs of the company had been well
than pay the liabilities three times over The psid
mp capital is $3,O0O,OOO. -
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-12
SOUTHERN FLOODS.


Louisiana Parishes q nder Water-The
People Fleeing.
VIcKsBURG, May 10.-The steamer City Of Picks-
burg arrived last evening from below with about
200 colored farm hands from points in Tensas par
ish La Captain Keith states that he was hailed
at other points where there were : number of col
ored people huddled together aiting transporta-
ton any point out of the overlooked section. 1t
Is estimated that so per cent. of Madison parish
and 20 per cent. OF Tensas are still under water.
SHREVEPORT, La May LITTLE Red river is
rising and all plantations both sides of the river
for MANY miles below are reported under water.
There is much distress.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-12
A Priest Robbed Of ana ooo

FORT WORTH, Tex, May 11-Last night j.
Casino. Catholic priest of Chicago, en- route for
California by the Texas Pacific road was stopped
by three men on the platform of the car lust as the
train was entering the Union Pacific depot here,
and roooea OF $4,000. The robbers escaped.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-12
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, May IL.
The indications for New England today are fair
weather, westerly winds, higher barometer and
stationary temperature,
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
I'll 27P MI
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-12
CAUCUSES.
North Yarmouth,

The Republicans of North Yarmouth are request
ed to meet at their Town House on Saturday, Nav
"a, at three O'Clock P. NJ to choose three delegates
to attend the District Convention to be holden az
Portland, May %, 1884, for the purpose of nomin-
ating candidate for Representative in Congress
and candidate for Presidential Elector.
Per Order Town Committee,
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-12
Our Boston Letter.

Out of the East Wind-The Great Thee
dOre and Wagner-The Mixed Audiences
and Their Applause-One of she Latest
E'RecitnIs''-A Young Debutante-A Sur
prise and "A Success The Fuller Pie
lures and sales The Memorial Volume.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-12
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The Portland daily press., 1884-05-12
THE OLD WORLD.

News by Gable From Different
Countries.
Dynamiters Committed for Treason
Felony.
The Portland daily press., 1884-05-12
ATHLETIC SPORTS.
POLO.

A new polo club was organized in this city
Friday evening under the name of the Con-
gress Polo Club, composed of the following
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
Gtst @elof@ramt ec5premet.
9aS poitattt bon 8Ine SSGano BON bex!ucaes
aen 0crbredbern bcitastIntDt.

SIN 8Ilte S5lan6 1ino bic @eIbInrdnf5
ibret9er an Der Nrbeit e~eipeleu. Oerr &.
q. Oiefcnbad entoedte gciterlt Morqeu Bel
SefInung ieineS 2nbens an Beitern 9(penue,
oaB GGuber oemlel6er eitcil lld9tli0en 8e>
JUDI abgcituttct batten. Nugenl0einlih ipa>
reii ftften irto Saiten nit grpber UiuBe
uno Sorgfatt lnteriubt ipDroen. 0a5
S6llmntlte abcr ioar, DUB Der Welold)rdlt
alfgclpren9t mar. 9err Oiefeubd6 lit
Ypltbalter Don Blue SSlal16 uuo oaS Noite
bureau hefinbet it'd gIeih neben Dem 2a5tll,
bon oiclent ourh cine biline 0olstpaltb ge7
tren1t. tDier itdlo Der WelDi6ranf. Der
Iclbe entbielt nid)t MIR WeIocr uilo Bapiere
bon 0errn 0iefcnbdG, louoern aud Die
Gotpnfale non GaIumct. Der Gompaglpn
0~icfcnba0'5, 0err Ginterbcrger, lit Shas=
ntctitcr boil Calumet llno pfle9te bic Safe
III DEM 9eloldranf allfSubepdbrelt. 9uBer>
Dem betDobrtc aDerr OieIenba1 0eloer DON
&un0cn auf. Der SllDalt oes 0clbid)rons
feS tDar BON ben 9tGubern Ealf ben Booen
9elpOrfcn, ioipeit oericlbc ibicit llidt beS
NtitnehmenS pert0 idien. so iicbcn lie
5. y. ShulbppotDefcn@ lSapiere in1 N8ertbe
bon $40 surif, ipobl ioiiieno, bab Elm
Serild>, oielelben SIT perlpert9cn, Derrdthe>
ltlU Ieln !UuIpe. QSteUleL gelIO0leN !D0r,
LieB lid i1lper feititelcn. 6err Oiefenbah
rehnete uad unb fan6, boB $35 III 8aaz
rem, 1857 III 8ricfntarten, 1881 in
@elOdnipeiiungeu nllo ein $10007Sono Der
Sepen 0idorpz@ iienbabn ecito5len lporelt.
Nus benz Saoen iparen Gioarren ullo a1z
oere nertbrollere 0egeuitdnoe geraubt
iDoroer. Die Dirt ulo Neiie, ipie bic Gin5
BREEDER ben 0eloi6rGaf dtscbnbrt uno gez
lprengt batten, perrietb, baB oieiclben ua6
alien 9teg1In ber Sunlt gearbeitet Dattell.
Cine iebr bc;eihnenoe Gpur batten bic
9tiuber 3urilfgelaiier. Ofan fallb lldntlid
einer S6mIieoe6ammer, lpelder Dor Stpei
SaDren aus StraDcr's S0mieoe 9eitoDlen
moroen tDar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
eeid,em 1t, gBbistepfaNerm.

Die YoIiSei erfubr AM lcbten W!ittpod
Qtbeno burd 3ufau, baB itd) i'll bent 2eibe
Itaue DON George Wtiller, SEQ. 80 N9Dc1
NDenlIe, ipclher Inter DEM 9tanlen linton
8arf 9iDerD Stdble" befanut lit, Stuei
QS6i5fepfGiier befdnOen, in bench Drei %ctz
den III 0eu Derpadt leien, u1o angcltellte
0tahforidungen ergabeit, DAB ienes Oerilht
auf ySabrDeit berlbe lno Dab Der iii ienem
QcibItau moblcnoe Ibierar3t Sobn Gar5lom
bic beioen Sdi1er in Gnpfan9 gelnmnlcn
Bate. OieieIben ieiell bon Der v2lmcricau
@rpreB So" BON Baltimore, Wlo., all Die
bieiigc (irn NorebDud niht 81 ftnoen0c)
Strnld Sapcett, Barnes & so. gelanot
uur III benz Staue cin9eltelIt porocn lcieli,
I'm bon bort nicber a6gsbolt 81 Derbeii,
10 lteB Die Eolisct baS OebGIoc IdGrf be-
n6ahten, allcin Oa iib gtierlulp mclbcte
uno Die Geynutbung nabe lag, Die UGller
fnmntcn III eincm nit 8unqer belaoencn
Mager fprtgeidnfft iucroell, 10 btgdb iid
Der befeblsbabenoe HoliSeiIicutenant nad
bem Stale uno lieB in Wcgcn,part Cars
Ions Die Suffer Otfnen. sSn benz eillen
falto man Die Seld)et ppr SiDcl lnrblgell
Wetbcrl ull0 in Dem nnDercn Die herelts
tart in 8eripelung gerntbene Xeid]c cilles
mciBcli WtQlncS. Gor5lo1u mltBte ;nnsben,
DAB It Die Suffer in Ginprang ge1ontmen
limo benz Subrnlanll S.. 3. gStibmaun non
8iI!iam GDnUerie's tGrpreB> @eidGft, 9to.
564 98. afooilpnitraBe, 81 fit DEN Irar5s
port btrlelben pom Babnbof nad benz
Statl9thdlspc be5dblt babe. t6ieroilf !Our@
Den earSlom rilD Weionldrn fcltgenolnillei,
&fbteret aber lofort iuieoer Irei9elaiiel, Da
er %oftenbar nift 8elpubt Bate, ipslh' ra>
bstlalide ,@aoUng ct abliefcrtc. GarSlotp
louros lpoter as8en $500 9irgitaft auf
tretcil Usb Q%eiteIt. Spdtsr iteilte iid) ilod)
beraus, eaB Bic 2ciGen fir oaS bieiige
pgcaoemp of Homeopathic Y1nrmacD" be-
~1ttntnit 9elpelc ell lpareu. Die Ncld)eu bcftll<
ben llh npdl III Der IRnrnue.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
9aS Gpmmtn t1nf, ,Aahlen.

Ser telegraph meloete bieler Sage aus
Dem beua9barten Solicit, baB Der plelges
nannte Nro;eb bes gaiutternebmers y. 8.
Serton 9e9en bos Goof County il eriter ,S1lz
itan5 ba6nr6 leineu Abi6lub ianb, boB cine
sSSrrD bes MiG County Il II ere County.
periualtung sur Sablung elmer Summe bon
$135, 624. Ii an ben 8ld9er perlrtbeilte. 9ie
Stage riibrte befanntli9 Don perl6ieoenen
Salcontroften Der, lpeld)e uniere County
perrpoltin9 I'M Sabre 1877 fir ben 93uu oeS
leuen G~ourtbaules NIT Gerton ob9el6lofen
bate ullo beren Eeitilnlnln9en tic nad Des
yebteren Gebouplun9 ni6t nadgefontlltelt
leir lolte. 8or Smei Sabren itrer9tc Gerton
leillc Stage I'M bielisen SllperiOr9eridt an,
nabm aber ipdter, neil ct DON bielelr feline
9an5 ulparteiil9e gnti9eioutg erportete,
eute Change Of Tenue SIT benz Nretsgeri6t
oeS benad b1rten @ountp's. Su neiteiter
!3cit fam cS enbli9 sur SdluBperbanolung,
lrelGe pole IL Gage III Anlpru9 ilabm llio
nit benz eripGbnteit 8erbift, al bellell 8iitz
olng bic @el9woreneit cine gauge 9tu9t ses
broIdt Ddtterl, enoete. 1luier County mar
burd ieinen Nllpalt &. Gapmonb GliB unb
Die Nbpofaten 0ill itnb Geibler pertreten,
rpd6renb Die Hebtsoripdlte Gmctt, turtle,
Starts uuo %Sewett bic Sa9e Serton'S per-
trQtel. q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
SeGbHn:oro i'm @cfdnanis.

Sn Der uOtorgue" muroe am Oonneritda
Der Sltqueit abaebalten iiber Die lterbIihen
lteberrelte ocS 27iGDrigen 8otther5 sSobn
Setting, tuelder am 81. Nopembcr b. g.,
pom @tferludtSteufel geplaat, Die 6rau
GonSnt our6 eiilct Yi1toleni6uB, Der bon
ibm aif lcinc Satin, Wilbelmille @cliing,
ab9efeucrt tporoen ipar, idipcr pertpuuocr
barte. Nm Gorntittag oeS pergallgencll
Dienitag par Setting tobt in elmer Belle oes
@ountpaefdllgniiie5 aufgefunben Dorocn.
Otelen nntitano be5eugtc Der @Grter Gbos.
y. Surler, tpeld1er oamoIs Oel1 SageSoienit
9ebabt bate. Der ipGbren0 Der p%orarfz
Qegangencn 9fodt i'm Otenit befinbIi6e
WGrter Safob S. &opp lagte ans, er babe
am Wfontag 9Ibenb, nl5 er 1id auf ieineml
Jtunoaan9e III Der 1td6e bon Ceilings 3cle
GEO. 28) befaro, einige 0elte oarilber pre-
d}e1 boren, vbaB lid icBt ipieoer Giner olrd
8ergtftun9 um's 2eben brin9e", 0o6 babe
er ooS 0ereoe nt6t fir ernit 9"en1eint gebols
ten uno lei tDeitereegangen. Surge 'I3eit
lpater babe er Don Der @alerie, al relder
Belle SEQ. % Itegt, ein unbeimlides Stob>
nell Qe6Ort unO lei, in Der Wetnun9. IS
fon1nle Don Belle geo. rs, in Die IeBtere eil>
gctreten. ga Der Snlalie oerlelben rubia
9elOlafen babe, lei er baum mad benz mite
rem StodDert ae9onsen ullb babe ben Norz
gang baIo Dcrgelicn. Die brittle mo Iebte
l3eu9in mar Srau sSil6elmine 2cliilig,
pelde iebt in yto. 1859 9toro5D e5ploinesz
itraBe tDObnt. Sic be3eugte nur oeu 8orz
fall pom p. NoDenlbsr b. S. uno ctflarte,
lie let nidt in Stanoe, fur ba5 BegrdbniB
Der 2cide ibreS WtanneS su lorgen. Or.
&roit, Der gebiilIe OeS GountDarstes, fauo,
oaB Selling an ether Ourd GinnaDme bon
GDanfaIi berbeigefii6rten 8ergtitung geitorz
ben lei, aber cS mar ben @el6uorcnen nidt
mD9lih, feit5uiteIen, auf tuelhe Mciie Gclz
iing 81 benz @itt gefomnen mar. Oa6er
begniigten ie lid, in i6re1n 8aDriprud ocn
SOB Ceilings fir Die Tolee ctner in ieIbitz
m0roerti6er Nbiibt gu ltd) genommenen
0oiiS @Danfali 81 crtlGren uilb bic @sfdngz
niBbeanltcn bon aQer TerantlportIidfeit
frei5ulpre6en. @s liegt Die 8ermutbung
na6e, oaB Setting bas @ift bon 9ermann
Soeritein erbielt, Der turS porbcr iih ebens
falS nit GpanfaIi p~crgiftet botte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
2ttt oic g@sutaoiiGtiGctt.
Hacnh RcfM.

8ieoer lit ein lan9id6riger beuti6er 8iir~
9cr Gbicago's tr's 2a1o Der 9timrneripieoerz
febr GeSo9et BET ate 75iGbrige Sacob
9tetd), Den 2lle ~fennel1, ipelfe bier Die eriten
glorreidcn 8dmpfe Der republifaniiden
4Sartei mitgcfdntpft Daben. ST lit aus Der
llugegeno BON NormtS 9eblrtig. SIM
Sabre 1858 ipanoerte CT nit Srau un0
&inbern, bon benct gritere leioer bel ber
Anfunft III ytstp y)orf itarb. ms Qano eil1
ll1o fam glei6 mad Chicago, no CT iid
bnlb ourh TleiB uao Sparlamfeit su eincm
mic6nliAen SubriuerfbeiiBer Dinaufarbcis
tete. Gr nabm Den cifri9ltelt 9lntbeil all
DEM Nufbau Oct republifaniiden Yortei
uuo iteute itets at 8abltagen ieire Suhr@
tDerte CUR 8crfiiguaa, I'M ferntpobnenoe
BG6ier in oer oanial5 lcbr allsaeoebnter
iieberten @aro sum Stimmfaiten SIT briu7
gen. Sn Den lcgten Sabren mar er nit ietz
ien Sipel Sobnen i'm G%i9arren9eid)dft tbdz
tig. Gr binterldBt 6 1inper, % @rfel llno
ieln llrenfel, auBeroem nod einen Stief5
bruoer unb nlebrere StiefelfeI. Die Be-
eroigung fano Sreitag 0to6mittag 2 1lbr
pom Stcrbc6auie, Jto. n 8ilowitr., mad
@racclduO 1tdtt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
Cine porDerrf6emoe aransbcit.

SIS 9tett teiue porberribenoere Granf6eit in girterifa
ais Die Ipspcpiie urb eepiB feline, sic 10 ansemein Der
6uuit Der aerSte lrobt aub lie pereiteft. Die einStse
&r;net GeSen oieles quoluuue yeioen lit elm retne5 meSt>
sintifcs Inresun9smittcl, 9oietter'5 Magene
bttteres. beiIen 1utlsntlider geltunbtbeit retner Spiz
rttaS lit, NIB baS, pte pom praftiSirenbct Ner;teit ein9e>
rautnt rirb, bd6 ein5i9e Sifteperbciieriinssz, 9tesuz
tiruuaS> unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lit, ami tus Tie ii6
u~erlaI;n t5nren. Dds Sitterc lit bos beihn69tideGtsctz
n,iticl sc9cn SlGbuns, Sfwinoet, ~iudiiertees AufitoBcn,
uureeelmGBigeit Stublsan9 ul6 oue ar;eideu cinse>
w~ur;eltcr GDSpepiie. tS re9t ui9t AMI, ionberl Hubert
oelt acreisten Utagcn unb bic 6 drme uto toItn BON Ber>
iOnen Sarteirr unb empfiuolidbitsr SeiAaffeabeit ein9cz
tonlmen neroeu, bic bel 1ennSnng bcr I'M Msartte Qez
w6bnltGeu Sttmulars~t rdrtdben InauacneGm bcrtArt
wiiroet. SSennstei@ itine 96irtu,aet sonS cntidicoen
itnb, 10 lit es babel bod 10 mito uno S~utrdslid, SAP es
iir 8ineer e6eniowob( wie Inr Griputblene t0uSt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-04
@uctIei.

-gr=BoliSeiri6ter @auace lit bonn W1az
Dor gum 9fad)folger 0e5 aus Dem 9lntt ge>
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Convention 81 6eltimmen.
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lid erfreut. bcltebt i'll Der ior9fGltigen Nusz
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Gde Der 9tobleitrabe uuo Jtort6 9lOenue, be-
i6Gftigte Wiuiam G6iimnel purbe Srettag
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5reibriemen auf Dem 0etriebe su befeitigen,
bon lebterem erfaBt ultO iofort getootet.
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Der @obnIng Der @lterr beiielben, 91o. p
Sen Blace, 9ei6afft uno Ser Coroner bon
benz SooeefalI tn GenltniB 8ele5t.
Sein @eih6ft auf Dem 2anoe hGtt Elm
Eager bon Rleioerr, ipcl1e tpie "custom
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8reilen nie gepObnliGe StoresNrbeit berz
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zines MaoenS itber letn linfeS Bein fllbrelt
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t~bGtigfeit, Die lel1en Sob bate her6eigefilbrt
baben tOnnel, 3u bcnltrteu limb 1T Dem
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8apiergelO nno eine iiLherlle llbr. 9(id,
itefte on eiucln lciuer Singer ejt l6merer
g~oIoener Sting. Ser Otdnn lbicn crit Dor
&ur5em 9eltorben st leil unO cS gelang biss
ber 1id)t, 81 ernltttclll, I'D Ell geipoDut bate.
Seine &eidbe baliiioet iid lebt auf Der
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