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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Pills made in Lowell are freely sold i,
the lar away city OF kanischin, on th,
Volga, in Russia. @ So M
Three OF tho churches at ut Dunkirk
N. Y, have recently been robbed Of thei]
communion vessels. :"
Professor Mer,iman declares that Mi,
10000 years tho ocean will roll 200 fee
over Now York city,"
Mainc's fishermen and coas! cannerie
think they will catch and pack s., 900 OOi
worth OF sartines this year. 5
The total number OF separate farms II
tho United States ia 100000, and thei
aggregate value is SIC. 100000. 900. ~.
Tho lava Of Rhode leland require thu
n natursl!zsd citizen, in addition to th,
qualifications required OF natives, shal
own real estate above circumference OF thf
value OF Sl34. ~;
A diamond weighing 3O2 cara!s has ius
been unearthed In the Kimberley mines
It is but little smaller in sizs than tho rele
bratad Pirt gem in itsuncut state. and the
latter has been sold Tor el777,O0O. al
Annie Russell, aged s years, camo from
Tcmplemore, Ireland. alone, en- route Ia
Mrs. Hus3ey Miller's Corners, near Clifton
Springs, N. y. "A tag bore her address.
and she got TO her destination rsfely.
Ono Of the sights in connection with tho
panic wss the way in which the sandwiches.
stacked on Delmonico's counters, diaap,
peared. The walters were in a faintinp
condition by tho time the exchange closed.
f Tho latest trick Of New York city thieves
is that OF dropping ten cent piece at tho
feet Of the woman they have marked as a
victim. She picks up tho coin, asks no
questions, and puts 1t into her pocke.book;
and the other tibet, having found out
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MIR. nsncNCnxl, 70 ttr. HslhluW.

1t ia very fortunate for somebody that
MIR. MscVesGh, in his open letter to Mr..
Dristow, does, not "boom" anybody in par.
ticular. He mentions Edmunds and Sher.
man with apparent approval, but the en-
dcrsement is not strong enough to injure
either OF those good men,
Mr.. MacVeagh's letter ia in bad temper
and bad taste. 1t is not Necessary to ar.
raign President Arthur as nero politi.
clan whom Mr.. Conkling forced on the
ticket as an insult to the party for its re.
bulls. Tho party knows all about that
affair. It il not necessary to take up the
hesrless Islander OF tho opposition which
credits President Arthur with havingw won a
priza in ";he lottery Of assassination"
Such an u!terance as "Guiteau was the
original Arthur man he killed President
Garfield expressly to mako Mr.. Arthur
PRESIDENT" is intended to convey mean
ing indescribably coarse and wantonly
brutal.
II President Garfield had died from q
NATURAL CAUSE Mr.. Arthur would have be-
come President, for the people had placed
him next in order and for that purpose. II
we sdopt Mr.. MacVeagh's reasoning, as
without irroyerance we. may, in that event
Almighty God would have been "the
original Arthur man." That would have
made Mr.. Arthu. neither better nor worse
thanho is. What happened was permitted
by God or it could not have happened. II
is Il stupid cruelty to hold up the President
in company with Guiteau, whose name is
execrsted the world over.
In consideration OF the peculiar circum.
stances Of his nomination and OF his acces.
zion to the Presidency, it is to be regret.
ted that the President did no! content
himself with filling out the term with dig.
nifty and laying down the otlico with grace,
But ho has a right to aspire to further
honor. His friends have right to sup
port him, and no good purpose is eeryed
by auch an assault as Mr.. MacVeagh's. In
fact Mr.. MacVeagh does not seem to be Of
special use to his country. a
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In Sit,lu,
Exchange.

.I 81. .
Southern Asia, tho original home OF Gro
nation, is also the region where it is cole.
bra.ed with the greatest pomp and splen.
dor. In Siam, when any famous man il
cremated, magnificent building Il
erected specially for the occasion, and yaai
sums are expended in making the whole
spectacle gorgeous IS possible. The cere.
monies observed at the cremation OF the
late Regent Of Siam may serve rs isjr
specimen Of those customary on such oc.
caslons. immediately upon. his death, in
March, 1888, his remains were enclosed in
y vast urn OF costly material, eeyeral yards
in height, which was placed in a largo
room opening upon tho courtyard OF his
palace, which stands on creek flowing
into tho river thGt traverses the capitsi'
Bands OF native priests, relieving each other
in turn, kept repeating prayers night and
day in the death chamber, around which
were displayed all the orders and decora.
tions worn by the dead man in his life.
time. Twelve months after his death the
urn and its contents were carried In state
TO kind Of temple erected for the mr..
pose, where the cremation was performed
in the presence Of Thousands oiepectators
including tho King himself and his entire
Court. IA. Il -s stlag z. -,
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROWER r.

WHEELING 4 ELM GRoVER,R,,-7--
!, On and alter SUNDAY, MAY is, 1884,, train, an
tho ". 4 T. u. Z. 4. will run as follows: 'A.' w
= ~ dee1aGing the CITY AZ a. NJ and run every hour
, Lowing Wheeling Park at 4. u, and run every
gs,. on suNDAYs, ggig-
until 9P.N r5, gHsl Vi q, 800 , -1oui
hour until 10 I'm. iss'7.' i 3 -" - ''e'!
Passengers will save limo and trouble by nur.
cnaslng their tickets at the oflce. s5-1'I,g1 r.
my7 O. HIRsCH, sups
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rno,c "nu,iNp.. Intef,c.ts."

ThoGc much. vaunted "businesa interes.S"
OF New York hnyc "been and gono' and
had their meeting In behalf oil President
Arthur. Mr.. Beccher, who seems 10 have
played tho part Of the sacred white elc-
plant, declared ave have met here aim.
ply as u voice 10 nuggest 10 tho convention
ut Chicago what Is the will Of tho Republi.
cana OF New York." But New Works dele
gates have already been selected, and the
President does not command 90 much IS a
plurality Of them.
What eircc. will this meeting Of New
Yo,k Cuisines Interests" have on the
convention? Suppose It DO conceded that
the meeting spoke for all tho "businesa in.
terests" Of that great importing and stock.
gambling city--will the convention give
heed 10 its voice and TO ita pleasure?
Who Are these men, anyhow, who as.
sumo 10 speak for New York after Now
York has spoken for herself? What is
their claim to greater consideration than
would be paid TO 60 many equally irtelli.
gent africans, or farmers, or voters taken
at random from oil tho employmenls?
Some OF them have gone down in the
Wall street maelstrom since thej signed
the call for the meeting, and certain other
business interests which trusted them have
had cause torepent Of their bargain. Some
Of them represent the large importing
hounes that have no bowels OF compassion
for protection to American industry. Some
OF them, though doing business in New
York, live in New Jersey and Connecticut
Some OF them vote occasionally and othert
not 30 often. Some OF them are RESPONSE
bio for the persistent aud wholesale plum
der Of New Yotk-.he worst governed city
in America.
Asa class the exercise Of their rights 0
citizenship is directed chiefly to the aignint
Of circulars and the getting up Of demon
STATIONS. They are not tho men wht
work, for tho nominee Of the party, wht
Canvass their districts, who stand at th'
polls. Their strong hold is posing ss "bus
inssa inlerests"-an immaculate sort o
something &c. be approached by ordinar,
beings as the snake moves. The convsn
ton will be composed Of men who will no
take orders from Wall street.
We have some recollection OF meeting
OF Cuisines interests" in Wall street wher
Secretary FoIger was before the people TO
Governor. There was great crowd; there
were fervid speeches, and there was q
majority Of $4,000 sgaiust Folger. The
business interests" were not needed ir
their own Slate. They will not impress
the Chicago convention.
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where she keeps II, walks of with her

where Bbe keeps 1t, Wake Oh WIZ AeI
money at leisure.
The acreage OF peppermint In Wayne
county, New York, which 1t ia Estimated
furnishes at least twc-!hirds Of all tho
peppermint oil'used In tho world, will be
much larger this session. than for several
years.
In Hungary, recently, The chief OF hand
OF robbers, whose follower have commit
ted many murders, and whose crimes are
the subject OF romance with hundreds Of
people, was captured whilo sleeping under
q tree. ~,
A uponge FIVE feet seven inches In cir.
conference and weighing ELK and ball
pounds Ia on exhibition as Watertown, N
Y. II will hold twenty.four gallonn o.
water, and 10 valued at $50. The sponge
came from the Bahama islands. 4.
A novel plnn for raising money has beer
adopted in q Presbyterian Sunday schoo
| in Genceee county, New York. Eact
member Of the school Is required OH tn
Sunday next following hia or her birthday
to place In tho contribution box l cent io
every year Of ago rolled up.
Suicides by drowning arc more frequen
In the summer, while hanging aud poleon
ing aro preferred In winter, according to,
medical Journal. Poisoning was once tn
iavorite mode OF tuicide, but hanging ha
gradually become more popular. In Franc
mature men generally hang themselves
and young men shoot themselves in tn
head. Women throughout Europe, ex
cept Russia, prefer death by drowning.
Among tho immigrants who arrived Ii
New York Sunday on the 1nman steam
ship City Of Montreal, were three it'll
children aged respectively 7, 9 and years
who had crossed the ocean alone. Each ha'
a pasteboard on its back, bearing its nam
and place OF destination. The childrel
were Swodes, and their Christian names ar
Charles, Franz and Freida. They are Of
their way to Illinois, whoro their father re
sides.
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West Virginia ami The Presldeny.
."... &. ID. DhtfrftIDhid pffss. III. ,hT :.

TO he Editor Of he Pres.
Sln:-ln your paper Of yesterday NON.
Ing is the statement In tho dispatch from
Nartinsburg that "Powell Is suspected Of
leaning 10 Arthur" lis equivalent to the state
ment that he IL suspected oibeinga villain
and traitor" He was elected on the
positive assurance that he was strongly in
lavor OF Blaine, one Of his friends In a
speech In his favor asserting that he would
stand by Blaine as long as there was a
button on his coat, and when the last but
ton was gone he would hold on by the
thread. "The,sentiment OF both conventions
was overwhelmingly for Blaine. know
positively that many OF the delegations
which voted against tho resolutions to In.
struct were very strongly in favor Of Blaine
and would give their vote 10 no man whose
attachment to Blaine was at all doubtful.
They did not believe in the policy OF In
structing delegations The applause q,
the mention Of the various candidates lor
tho presidential nomination reminded me
Of the famous telegram from Cowes
1.-THE America is first and thero Is no sec
ond." Substitute "Blaine" Tor america
and you have about tho feeling Of the two
conventions at Martinsburg on the 3Oth.
| Very truly yours, J. 0. THOMPSON.
| keyser, ". Va, June 10. 1.5
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TRAVELER's GUIDE.
Trains arrive and depart as iollows-c,,y lin

trains afrlVe and depart as followa-city Tina
Baltimore d. Ohi0-MA1n L1sx-DEpART-
l;tsa n. S:S5 9 m, 2:s5 p III, sos p m, 7o5 a M
.; o. Dly.I:l5 pm, 9:l5 q m, 2:35 : m. lilo H.
W. & T. Dlv:-DrrAEr-For PitSbu,Eh, go m
and sos n; for Washington, Pa, 600 and 9O5 mi
So' and 54o p m. ARkIyf-Aain Ene-lGlb !
n, 1920 m, S:l5 N, $40 q N, z:15 m, O. o.
Hy-e:lo p N, a:bon m, Gss m. ". l. r. Div
ARRlyE-from Plttahurga, $50 m, and ESQ D m:
Eroa washington, Pa 300G $50 m; Lis md
=, .. q 81. L.-DrrAnT-e: ! m, SIS M
3Sop NJ TAO H. AZ, : =. : ~
o. cleveland, Lorain d Whecling.-pxp4rr
e. Glaitsvile 9:27 m, Cleveland exprcss 1901 n M
i:i7 E1ny Y, SG7 n Aassiou aeeommodsIion
ARslyk-st: Clal,svillo sly m, Massilon accom-.
and S3S 81 ca.svile 81 m, Cieye
:, C 1,. q Fittshnrxh-DErAsr- a
r., ~ L ~ M SIG N; Sleubenville Acoommoda.
lion US m, Wellsville Accommodation S.no
m. ARalvE-l2ls m, b:os p m s:lS y N: ste ;u.
oeavlile decomposition s:23 p m, Welisyiile Ac.
w b. .: d =; Natiway;-LrAvn BellaIre for
y. m. ARRIVE ct BetlRlro At 9l5 a. M and s.s ~
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needed to s!imula,e and feed the crop.
The ash Ia the mineral element fanny ,vege.
table structure, and. therefore, lndispensa.
bleto liz growth: The farmer who will cell
his ash Is actuSl1y parting with SO much Of
the fertility Of bis farm. As an application
to reclaim marsh land, the elect Of asheu
Is often wonderful. The burnt lands in
the Huron peninsula will have the produc.
tiveness greatly increased by the burning
Of the forests that covered them; and the
farmers there will receive great benefit In
the future from tho clearing OF the lands
and the dcpositing Of the ashes from the
burned iorCst upon them. Q
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iiichfgdn Farmer. isa6' s's
Wood ashes arc ono Of the mos. valuable
fertilizers that farmer can apply to his
soil. For root crops Of all kinds, grasses,
clover, ETC., they will be found just what d
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Thy Langdon's CITY Butter Crackers,
DiEI,,

P0LL0CK-on TueElay morning. May 20, 1854,
AMANDA f.. vile Of Mortimer Pollock.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband, No
1924 Chaplno street, on Thursday morning at 10
O'clock lntein,ent private. ..r.-. = I.Hl.-.f
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

" AN T Z D-.IMMEDIATELY-A
Gook, a Children's Homo. III my2ls
FOR RENT.-R0OMS IN HORN.
- BROOKS HL0CK. Enquire at Piummers
oaueLy, o! ZIG k0n htreeG. W t1s3".1 my22s
STOCk SALE-ON SATURDAY, MAY
~ 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. will ofIsr for sale At
the trout door Of the Court House oae hundr; and
!en ths,es o. Belmont Iron WotAs stock. ]. u.
TOR sALE-AT MOUNTAIN LAKE
~ PARK, Md desirable Cottage Of ellht
yards from Depot aud Pos.ofllco. For terms cali
On or address A. r. BpERRY, L. NJ, Mountain
Lake Park. Jarrett county. Nd. sET't mlYts :
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
@eeentenSes &emer
Sm oer ortf0aft Srtsbtom.

Sn einem aGs &eparaturi0uppen benubz
ten 6olsgebduOe Der @rano &runf gar 80;
Bel Ser Citation Gortpitb, in Der SrtlDaft
8rigDton, nabc Ser 40. StraBe, brad 9onz
reritag 9lbeno tur3 na6 8 llDr Seuer aus,
basilner bal6 elmer Stunbe 10 gel6lo1e1e
Sra6traocn uouitanOio uno bret anoere
@iienbabnpagen tbejllueiie serl forte. NlIBer7
Dem lpuroen bas &obIenmerft Der 0eleu7
ihoft unO Die Wlai0inerie, tpenr1 all1 MIR
unbe0eutcnb, bel6Gotgt. :.
Die Tlammen ergriffen auBeroem 5pet
Selbotti6e, in benen lid mebrere 5unoert
0alonen Del befarloell. Der Teuermebr,
bic siemli3 arbeitsunfdbi8 NOR, Oa Die
S0ldu6e ii6 ais gu tur5 crtpielen, gelang
es nur, Die Dena0barten @ebdulihfelten 81
retten. Ser SNaoen pes 6euers, oeiien
llria6e wa0ri@eiulib 6untsn aus eIller
0ofonotlpe ipareu, miro auf $4,000 gez
iNGBt; so 2lrbciter, Die IN Dem S0uppen
bej6dftist tparelr, Derlieren ibre Stelsn unO
i1r WerfSeEg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
0eSM1ftSfIcus4telt4

SbertffS9ebilfe 9eibranbt i1loB fir3Gi9
Sas @el6Gtt Der 6irma @uitao 6ebel &
60, tDelhe in $50. 1875 8i13ieltraBe nit
elngemad)ten Sri6ten u. /. 10. banoelte,
auf @runD Der folsenoen Sorberungen, Die
in Dem Sreisgeri9t auSgeflogt uorben
tparen: Beter 0elp, $685. Sreo. 8o6iz
nus, 1872; WtarD 3tone, 700. SIS 6eiBt,
oaB Die BerbinOlihfeiten Der Sirma ettpa
$4,000 betragen unD tire Qlftien cine S0be
BON ettDa $1,000 errei6en.
SIN @Ountpgert6t seigten lebte ISOLDE Sic
Gigarrenfabritanten SameS8 otplan uno9to>
bert Watcrs, in Sirma 8oplan & Waters,
bon $50. 10 Nabaib Qloe., ibren freiuiuiaer1
8al1ferott unO Die Nbtretung i6rer Nfttpa
all @eorge u. Wfaion an. 0ie Tirma Be-
itebt lett ungefGbr bret Sabren nnb oeren
Observation-Disclosures tperoen bon ibren
Sn6abern aut $4,000 angegeben, mGbreuo
Die Ieotglt6 aus Du6foroerunqen be-
itebenoen 9IftiOa cine 606e bon $4,000 err
reihen ioIen. Sn ben Enlightenment Oez
l6Gftsfreiien miro Der erndAnte 8anferott
fir cine Tol0e 6esjenigen Der 6irma 2ouis
Go6n & Son 9ebalten, bod iinb Die eez
ibdftli6en 8e3iebungen Der betDen Sirmen
su einanoer nod nt6t pOuig fIargeleg
Dorben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
@oGsett ser Gomsert=Vtctte.

9as BON alien Weuiiffreunoen aufrtdtig
beflagte plDbltbe Nufh0rell Der Gielegan9'1
i6en SDmmernaGtS= Gpn3erte I'M 2lusitels
lungsgebdu0e mahte IN &retlen, Die
nt6t su Den muitfaliid)en gebDren, piel bon
ii5 reoen. Die gei6dftli6en ltnternebmer
Der Gpnserte, Die Oerren Sap S. Jteao ulo
6ranf s.. StaumoOo, baben gan5 elorme
8erluite %erlttten, un0 0aS betrtfft belonoers
6errn Geao, Der etlten grpBcl1 She'll leilleS
8erm0genS bel Dem llnterneDn1en rtsfirt
bate. Wiit benz Seblldlagen oeS 2ebteren
bGl1gt eS Suiammen. oaB 0err 9tea0 Oonz
nerltag ais WIttglieD Der lett Stpei Sabren be-
fteDenoen ulo lett Sabre5friit Don ibm un0
einem 6erru Wtnor @armlp unter Der
TSirula Heao 8ros. & so. in $50. 81 Wtar>
fetitraBe. betriebenen Notwithstanding I'M
GountDgeri6t ben ireiipi1t0eu 8anferott
uno Die Mbtretultg Der NftiUa Der Sfirrna an
ben Nopofaten Sobn Goberts an5u3eigen
itd peranlaBt ia6. Die S6uIOen Der
Tirnla tperoen BON 2euten, Die in oeret
8erbdltntIie etngeDeibt let1 tDolen, aut
$4,000 bis $4,000 uno 0erelt NftlOa alf
$1,000 bis $1,000 gel6abt. 0err 9teao 1T
feruer 3uglet6 nit 6errn StantpDoO 5u7
Iantmen Der SnbaDer northumberland
Ngentur, oeren @omptDlr lI6 IN Jto. l43
QQjaIleltraBe beftnDet. 6ier0ur6 uH0 our6
Die 8etbeiltgung StanipoDO's an Dem @onz
sertunternehmen miro AUDI beiien Tin0n5s
lage erl6ittert, bod mar IS btsber utNt
m0gli6, iiber ieinc MISUNDERSTANDING
audi nur anndberno 5uperlGlft8e Nngabeu
III er6alten. 0agegen miro BON perl6teoez
men Seiten berii0ert, Dab 0errn SAT- S.
Geao's 8rtpatpermO9en. mel6es aus
@%runobeiiB u. j. N. beitebt, einen QBertb
bon $780, 600 Bis $40, 600 babe, oob IS aber
p0lig aufge5ebrt tperoen tpltrbe, faus es CUR
0edung auer S6uloen Des III leinen I'm
ternebmungen nelerbtngS lebr ungliidz
Ii0er, iibrigenS al9emeIn 9ea6teten iun7
gen Establishments pertpe1oet tperoen
iontp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
@6nalt0e GmtAaltfamfett.

Chicago lit Die Stoot Der @onpente. Wftttz
nod mar e5 Die fatboltl6e Union fir oGn5>
Itbe Gnt6altlamteit, DaS betbt Der 9tatlo@
nalperein Don fatholtidDen Selnperen5lerl1,
tpel0er bier in Der Central Dtultc 0an let1en
DierSe9ntelt SaDres5 Gonu:lt abbielt. @S
iparen 8ertreter Der ueridieoelen !3ipeig>
pereine in ben Staate1 Der Union anDeleilo,
i'm @anSen pieuet6t 100 vOele9aten" Die
Itb ldOu Wtorgel5 I'M bal6 9 uDr ultter
Gorltb bon Bultor Salnes @learD aus NIs>
conltIG ~perlalnnelten llllo nab etrtgen por>
Observation-Disclosures Iih in etnerYro5elltor,
at tpeIher mebrere 1ieit9e tatbOltl6e Semts
perenSneretne Ibeil nabmen. i'm ftrDmenoen
9tegen nad oer Gat6eDrale al Der SupeS
%riDritr. bcga6er, um DEM Dom @r5bildof
Seeban celebrirten 0o6amt bet3utp0Dnen.
ytah 8eeu6tgung beilelben belt Elm iunger
9Srielter aus 0ten Yort, Walter Gntot nit
9tamen, Die Temperen3zB reDigt.
Sn Der GahmittagsitBung IN Der Genz
tral>Wultfbale muroen Die etgentliben9ez
l6dfte erleoigt, tpel1e aus ni6tS Meiterem,
als elmer 9nlpra0e oeS Yraltoerten @learD
ltno Der Gntgegernabr1e Der 8eridte lber
Die v9lrbeit" un0 Stdrfe Der Deri6ie6enen
9ofalpereine in ben Staateu b%eitanben.
Die Beri@te paren aIe mogli0lt gilnltig
~flingenO abeefaBt, obtpobl fat Sober Der
0elegaten, tpelbe tie %nnrtrugen, IT'D baOor
b%erwa6rte, baB ct praGle unb alfl6neibe.
Nugemetne 9ei1erfeif rief Die MItt6eilung
zines 8ertreters aus Sprin9ftelD berpor,
oaB es baielbit einen &erein gebe, beiicn
O2itglie0er fi6 UerpHi1teten, BON Samitag
Wtittag bis Wontag Wtttag feline g~eiitigen
getrdnfe gu genteBen. Sb Die guten Heute
an ben ilbri9en Saaen 10 niel aebr tritfen
unb barber i6re 8erllfSarbeit perna6lGl7
iigen, iagte Der 9elegat ni6t.
@m @benO fanb in Der @entralz Weufffs
bale cine sahlrei6 6eiudte 8erlommlung-
Demonstration" nan1te man lie = itdtt,
in tpelder perld)ieoene 8iidDfe Geoen
bielte1. gn folaenoen Sage purben Die
%ibriaen @ei6Gtte a0aetban.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-11
Gin eebeiu,nieponer @oro.

OaS @e6etmniB, mel1eS ilber benz Snoe
bes 25jdbrigen 6ubrmalns 0erm. Surnma,
Der AM 26. y. Otts. in benz Conn 2pons
init elmer S6uBDunbe i'm &opf auf einem
ySngen liegeno gefunben Uuroe, ru9t, per-
mobte AUDI Der Sreitag beenOete Snquelt
niht %aufsutlGren. Die Goronersgeibmoz
rencn 0oben ibr 8eroitt oabin ob, oaB
Tumlna uon Semanoen, oe1lel Yerlonlt1>
felt felt3uiteueu t1nelt unmoglt6 let, err
nlorDet mur6e. Gus Dem 3eugenperDor
er0eben ii6 Die folgenoen nG6erenllmitdnDe:
Nn 26. portgen Utonats fubr Sumnaa
auf etnem nit 6ol3 belaoenen Wagen nab
Der Staot. 8on Derl6ieDenen Yerl0nel,
pel6e lt6 ietner erinnerl1, tDtr0 be5eugt,
oaB er III polit er @elunoDett oil her lStrtbz
i6aft BON hilbert 2uomI9 III Spans uorbets
fubr. @r bate balO Darauf cine 8rllde 5l
paiiiren. @bc er oieielbe erret6te, ipurOe
ct bon einem nit Sis belaoenen gSagen, auf
1peldem Sultus Qengntd uno Scarf Werr
fu6ren, eingebolt. 0iele 8eioen iparen Die
2eBten, mel6e nit inn geiproden batten.
sic batten geieben. DAB 3umma aus
elmer StirnpunOe blutete aber III
Der Wteinung, Dab er aus 3ufaa it6
Dteielbe Su9eSo8en babe, iltdt tpelter
auf i'm 9ea6tet. Sdlb barauf nur0e Der
8erpunbete Don etnige1 Girgern oes
SomnS GDonS mad Der @irthl6aft oes
6errn 3ubtpig gebrabt. 0ort iteute man
felt, baB Sunlma cine S6uBmunoe in Den
Sopf erbalten babe, unO lieB t6m ale m09z
Ii0e BTlege 3u She'll perben. S6lieBli9
tpuroe Der 8erDu1oete na9 bcm GoulltDz
6olpital 9ebra6t ulo bort CAB ct am 30.
Dor. WttS. leinen @eiit altf. Der 0ebitlte
beS Gountpar5teS, Or. &roft, lpra6 III
ietnem @ltahten Iber ben 9etdenbefllrlo
aus, oaB Summa an elmer S1uBnun6e,
Die ietn @ebirn perleBte, geitorbeu let. Gbe
Der %ber1pul1oete Ofanu leine Seltnnlt1g auf
INNER perlor, bate er Dfters geduBert, oaB
es elm auffalleno GROCER Wenl6 9eDeien lei,
Der ben t0otIi6en SduB na6 tbm abfeuerte.
SroBoem aber, DaB elmer Der bet0e1 err
ndbnten @isfubrlelte BON r~ngep0bnlt6er
&orpergr0Be lit, Lag bod fetn 9eniigenoes
8epeislnaterial Dor, Inn oielelben in Nh1>
flage3ultano 81 Derieben, ipoaB Die 2et6en7
l0augel1tDorenen 3u benz angegebenen
Wobrlpuh fanlen. l1no bod lit 2luSit1t
porbonoen, baB in bas 0u1tet Der bluttgen
WlorOtbat nod eintges Qiht fon1mt. 0err
SSolepb s. @ntnerD Don gto. ~ 0oDne2lDe.,
ipelder ben @rmoroeten lett Sabren tanltte,
ia9te nGmlid) aus, 0aB CT bon bent ertpd6nz
ten 8irtb 9uotptg erfabren babe, Gulnma
bGtte lib erit sfur3 Dor ietner @rntoroung
Derbetrat6et unO ieine 5o63eit nit gang auf@
fauenDer @ile berbetgefilbrt, UNI einen ae7
fG6rli6en N~e6enbuhler aus Dem Seloe gu
i6lagen. 9err 3uonig ielbit crtpdbnte in
leinen Nltsia9en Dor benz Coroner uidts 0erz
gleideu, aber Das on0errn@merp@rmdbnt
giebt Der III Elm ge%6einuuiBuoles 0untel gez
biiuten An9elegelbeit etnen taft routanhafz
ten 9lnitrt0. SebenfalIS miro Die Bcmob>
neri6aft oes OertheuS 2DonS Die Seniaz
tons @ei6t6te ni6t i'm Sanoe berIaufen
lalien.