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The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
A Victory for Prohibition in Atlanta,
Ca

ATLANTA, Dec. 25.-Yesterday in the SUI
fused to grant an order restraining Judge
Calhoun from declaring the result of the late
prohibition election. He therefore dissolved
the injunction, and Judge Calhoun, the ordi-
nary, who was in the court room, hastily
took roll of paper out of his pocket and,
signing it, cried out:
1.-THE result is declared; have signed it,
The,wordS were no sooner spoken thau an
other contest was served upon him, but he
grimly answered, "You are too late''
Intense Indignation followed. A man
damus was asked for to compel Calhoun to
listen to the contest, alleging that he showed
indecent haste in signing the order before
counsel had time to act. The mandamus will
be heard on Monday. The result as declared
was 228 majority for prohibition.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
Desperate Battle with Tramps.

JoHNsTowN, Pa, Dec. ga desperate
battle between about dozen unknown ne
groes and tramps occurred near here this at
ternoon. The fight was the result of an at
tempt to drive the tramps from their eneamp-
ment. 1t lasted nearly an hour and clubs,
stones and revolvers were freely used. The
tramps were finally driven off, but not be-
fore one of their number had been mortally
wounded and another quite seriously by be-
ing shot through the shoulder. The negroes
eScaped unharmed
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
REMEMBER our GREAT SALE


of b. W., Cherry and Mahogany
ParIor and Chamber Furniture,
Turcoman and Lace Curtains,
Sideboards, &C., &c.
Our goods are first-class and re-
liable and will be sold cheaper
than poor trash that is forced up
ON our market to be sold.
Now is your time to buy Furni-
ture for housekeeping OF a nice
Easy Chair or ROcker for a Christ
mas gift.
Don't buy until you have called
on us.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26

New BEDFORD, Mass, Dec. 25.-Samuel
Besse who was arrested last night at mid
ard N. Lawton, the egg merchant, was TAX
en-, after brief struggle with the police, at
his girls house.
1t is reported around town tonight that
Besse, the suspected murderer of Lawton,
has made full confession, and that his old
clothes have been found with blood stains
on them where he made the change. The
rumor cannot be verified
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
Changes in the French Ministry

PARIS, Dec. 25.-It is stated that Admiral
Galliber, minister of marine and the col
onies, has rendered his resignation because
Premier Brisson announced his decision to
createia colonial ministry.
A majority of the newspapers predict that
the Brisson ministry will resign after the
session of the chambers is resumed, in favor
of M. de Freycinet.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
killed low Rursting Boilers.

SAN Francisco. Dec. 25.-The bursting
of one of the boilers at the Spring Valley
water works on the banks of Lake Mercede
yesterday afternoon caused five other boilers
in the building to explode completely 'demol-
ishing the works. John Ryan, coal passeI
and Peter Duffy, fireman, were instantly
Whalen coal pasSer, were dangerously
wounded The damage is estimated at $780,
ono
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
FRoM WASHINGTON.
congressman and Journalists En-
Route to New Orleans.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 24.-The Congressmen
and journalists who, with the ladies of their
families, were invited some days ago to ac-
cept the courtesy of the Baltimore and Ohio
ton left Washington at 1915 this evening
in two elegant sleeping coaches. The party
will reach Cincinnati Saturday afternoon
and remain there about three hours, then go
direct to New Orleans, arriving there early
Monday morning. Monday is Congressional
Day and Tuesday is Journalists Day at the
exposition and the eXcurSIonists will take a
1aart in the nrnceedinns ON both daNS.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
The silver Coinage Question.

The National Republican tomorrow will
give as the result of an exhaustive inquiry
concerning the possible action in the House
of Representatives in regard to the suspen-
sion Of silver coinage, a table showing that
143 Democrats and 50 Republicans are
against suspension, and 80 Democrats and 81
Republicans are in favor of it. The West
and South is practically unit in favor of its
coinage, while the Eastern and Middle
cIIcn
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
Result of a Drunken pebauch.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Dec. 25.-Catherine
Hurst was found by the police late last night
lying ON bed in tenement on Rodman
street, with several ugly wounds in her
men were found stupidity drunk in the same
room and were arrested. All three had evil
IDENTIFY been drinking together. The wom-
ans injuries are serious.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
a CHIEFS BURIAL.
Ceremonies at the Funeral of Yellow
Bear, the comanche, in Indian
Territory.

Territory.
DALLAS, Dec. 25.-A telegram from Harold
describes the burial ceremonies of the dead Co
manche chief, Yellow Bear, who was suffocated by
gas in a hotel in Fort Worth. AS soon as the
body of Yellow Bear could be taken from the
train here on Tuesday evening the Indians took
charge of it and bore it to their camp in the Indian
Territory reservation The friends and relatives
went through the most shocking ceremonies at the
burial. The squaws slashed their faces and bodies
until they were covered with blood, and uttered
the most unearthly Walls and shrleks. The bucks
danced the death dance and chanted the death
song to the departed. In these songs they told of
his virtues and deeds of valor but it sounded
more like the bowling of demons. The bucks who
are nearly related to the dead warrior cut their
bodies and faces. Both the SquawS and bucks
were naked above the waist. They all cut their
hair off short and covered their heads and bodies
with ashes or earth. They clothed the dead war;
rior in the best garments at hand, and dug grave
on a knoll in a secluded place. In the grave they
placed all the necessary war and hunting imple-
ments that the brave is supposed to require i'll the
happy hunting ground, with some provisions and
the particular things that the dead man fancied
during life. After filling the grave, vines were
piled on it, according TO the standing of the de-
ceased warrior, in this very high. Five ponies
were killed on the grave. The saddle and bride
of the warrior were broken and cut to pieces and
placed thereon. The members of the family of
Yellow Bear destroyed everything he had, includ-
leg clothing and utensils and have gone into seclu-
sion. They will continue in mourning year.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
Committed sulclde while Insane.

ports the suicide by drowning of Rev. John R. El-
more, Baptist minister, residing near Clayton:
Two months ago his congregation learned tnat
Elmore was bigamst and he was expelled from
his pulpit He had shown symptoms OF insanity
for several days and last night he went to neigh
bcr's fish pond put his hat and coat on stake,
cut hole In the ice and drowned himself.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

Merchants National Bank of Portland will be
held at the Bank on Tuesday, Jan. II, 1886 at 10
O'Clock a. m for the choice of directors and tran
saction of any other business that may legally be
presented CHAS. PAYSON, Cashier
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
CUMBERLAND NATIONALBANK

rEYHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
4 Cumberland National Bank Of Portland will
be held at their banking rooms on TUESDAY, the
for the choice of Directors and the transaction of
any other business that may legally come before
them. WILLIAM Ii. SOuLE, CaShler:
Portland. Dec. u. 1885. dec12dtd
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
A Pugnacious Jehu.

Albert Hamilton of this city, was severely
injured the other day while en-route to the
Dead River lumber region in Somerset coun-
ty, where he was to take charge of logging
camp for Sturgis, Lombard & Co. He took
passage on the stage running between Show
hogan and Forks of the Kennebec, and oc-
cupied seat with the driver. During the
passage stop was made to water the horses,
the driver dismounting. Before he could re-
mount the horses started, and Hamilton
picked up the reins and stopped them
When the driver regained his seat he COM
menced furious assault upon Hamilton,
charging him with starting the animals, and
in a melee the latter was Knocked off the box
to the ground, where he struck upon his head
and was rendered unconscious. He sus-
tanned fracture of the skull, and his recoy-
cry is doubtful.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
Rumored Trouble Between FrencF
and German Soldiers.
Lawton's Murder.

The Russian government has issued a
decree ordering the establishment of po.
litical agency in Boka.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
THE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON. De,

WASHINGTON, Dec. &c.
Indications for Portland and vicinity
Fair weather and slight changes in tmperature
The indications for New England to-day are
continued fair weather, winds generally north
to east, followed during Sunday by rising temper
ature and falling barometer.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
ANNUa Pub Library f
Diamond Island Association,

FENHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
City Building, Portland on Wednesday January
9Th A. d. 1885, at 71s O'Clock p NJ, for the pur-
for the ensuing wear. and transacting such other
business as may legally come before the Associa-
ton P. j. LARRABEE, secretary.
Dec 21 1885 dc23d2W
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
OCEAN INSURANCE COMPANY.

TENHE annual meeting of the stoekholderssof the
IL Ocean Insurance Company for the choice OF
directors and the transaction of such other bust
ness as may legally come before them, will be
held at the office Of the Company on Wednesday,
the sixth day of January, 1886, at 3 o'clock p. m.
CHAS. F. FLAGG, Secretary.
Portland Dap 56 188R dec1 6d3W
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
RAILWAY MATTERS.
A RAILROAD FOR EAsTPoRr.

A RAILROAD FOR EASTPOR1.
AT an adjourned citizens meeting held in East
port Tuesday afternoon, the following were the
resolutions adopted;
Resolred That we as citizens being fnlly con-
vnced of our great need OF railroad connection
with the west and with Canada TO secure TO us our
natural and legitimate traded hereby affirm that
we will give moral and substantial support, and
contribute to the best of our ability reasonable
sum to aid any responsible railroad company In
the construction OF railroad with Easlport that
connects us with the constructed lines of railroads
in Maine and New Brunswick.
ResolUed That we appoint a standing railroad
committee to communicate, confer and advise
with the representatives OF any railroad corpora
tion thatmay present propositions TO build rail-
road into Eastport, and that said committee be
instructed to present their communication and
the progress made with any corporation or eorpo-
ratiOns to meeting OF our citizens for their delib
Grafton and disposal at any and all necessary and
practical periods desirable to promote and pro-
cure at the earliest possible date the construction
of arailroad into Eastp0rt, and that the following
gentlemen compose said committee, VIZ: N. Is.
Mutt, S. ID. Leayitt, A. Bradford, r Whalen, II.
Burns, IL. Blanchard, NJ: Bradish, r. G. Green, w.
ken, w. Martin, E. A. Holmes.
NOTES.
The Maine Central has sent a crew to Old Town
to entirely rebuild their depot at that station. 1t
will be considerably enlarged and improved in
every way. While the work is going on passen-
ger car will be used for ticket and telegraph
Office and waiting ROOM
improvements are still going on along the line
of the New Brunswick railway. fine new steel
bridge has arrived and been placed IN PoSltiOn AZ
South Branch, where the accident occurred upon
the temporary structure. Another steel bridge
has arrived and two others are on the way to be
| put M on the line. The passenger locomotive
| which passed through Bangor Wednesday was the
first to arrive of the six new which have been
| ordered by the company. There has been rapid
Improvement of the road and rolling stock under
the splendid management of Mr.. f. w. Cram.
Samuel Gragg, prominent citizen of Reading,
Pa, and passed Assistant Engineer in the Uni
ted States navy, died there yesterday, aged As.
He was born in Massachusetts and entered the
navy in 1861 and was retired in 1882. He was
also connected with the Boston and Philadelphia
navy yards. He was offered and declined the po-
sit0n Of chief engineer OF the Greedy expedition.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,

Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
AT 81 EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND Me.
TERMs-Eight Dollars Year. To mail sub
scribers, Seven Dollars Year, if paid in advance
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26

saw mill owned by George w. Young of Lin
colnville caught fire recently in a peculiar man
ner. 1t is supposed that some children while
playing about the mill had opened the gate and
heavy rain falling in the night started the water
from everything except the main shaft, that was
whired at very high rate OF speed, and the bear
ings being very dry the mill not having been used
lately the shaft caught fire and;one end of 1t was
completely burned Off The fire was fast spread
ing to other parts of the mill when it was dscov-
cred in season to save the rest of the MILL reports
the Belfast Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
CANAL NATIONAL BANK.

TEyHE annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Canal National Bank of Portland for the
election of seven directors and for the transaction
of any other business that may legally come before
them will be held at their banking house on Tues
day the twelfth day of January, 1856 at O'Clock
q. m B. q. SOMEkBY, CaSner;
Dec H. 1885. dec1 1dtd
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
MHSGELLANEWUS.
NOTICE! 7
On and after November 1st, 1850,
our prices will be for
CABINETS $3.50 PER DOz.
PANELS $500 PER D0Z.

All persons wishing work made at present rates, .s
should call in now, as after the above date the
prices will positively be as here mentioned. q
We would also call the attention of the pubic. 70
our CLUB RATES, by which families VIII Will
their friends by little exerton in getting nun, 1e
advantage of SPECIAL PRICES for their
portraits. We assert that we make no difference
whatever between the QUALITY of such Con
tract or Club Photographs and our regular work.
for which more, but in all cases endeaV-
or to have it thoroughly FGRST-CLASS IN eV-
ery sense and SATISFACTION GUARAN-
TEED. For further particulars about the club
photography, call on or address, for circulars,
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
other Fires.

LINCOLN, Neb Dec. 25.-The City mills in
Salem, this State, were burned this morning.
Loss $25,000.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 25-The residence of
DR.. E. Bessoles the Arctic explorer in Glen
dale, Md, was burned this forenoon and all
his books and charts and other valuable doc
uments were totally destroyed.
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
the FIRE RECORD.
Three Children Perish in Their Burn
ing Dwelling.

New YORK, Dec 25.-Early this morning
the frame dwelling on 166th street occupied
and quickly burned to the ground Driseoll
and his wife and son Patrick escaped with
their lives but were severely burned. Three
other children aged II, IA and perished in
L. Aaaaaa4
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
BANK.

TElHE shareholders of the National Traders Bank
4 of Portland, are hereby notified that their an
nual meeting will be held at their banking room,
on Tuesday the twelfth day of January next, at IL
O'Clock a. fr to choose five Directors for the en-
suing year, and to act on any other business that
may legally come before them.
EDWARD GOULD, Cashier.
neo II 12o6 dec1 1d1m
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26
THE CASCO NATIONAL BANK, OF PORTLAND.

TEyHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Casco National Bank of Portland will be held
at its banking house on Tuesday, January -,
1886. (being the second Tuesday of said month";
at O'Clock a. M The election of seven Direct
ors for the ensuing year, and the transaction Of
any other business that may legally come before
IT, will be the business of the meeting.
WILLIAM I. SMALL, Cashier.
Portland, Dec IL, 1885. dec11dtd
The Portland daily press., 1885-12-26

Information comes from Clinton, Mo-, that Sllas
E. Check, a prominent real estate loan agent OF
that place, Is a defaulter for over 100000.
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MnfInSisung.

I'm bic Mitte -bes nd6iten Monats
tper6en mir, uie auidbrli6 Dor Weibe
na9ten, cine
GetsMusgabe
eri6einen laRen, auf bersn @~ustattung
mir %befOnbere @or9falt gu oermenoen
~gebenfsn. Mir baben fir biele Nus=
gabe elm beionoers ffarfes 8udpapier
ausgewdblt unb bas Blatt Ioa inbalt'
It'd uub tDpOgrapbii@ 10 ausgeiiattet
perben, baB es i'm eroBen 9efertreiie
Der pSreien prefe" tes gan3en Weitens
als ein 8orbote Der nabenben Geiertage
augeieben uerben fam.
Die 9erren @ef6dftsleute unferer
Stabt MAIDEN mir DEFENDERS auf oiefe
Musgabe, bic iii 5000 gremplaren
erf6einen- tuirb, aufmerfiam. Sic tpirb
unitreitig bas uirfiamite Mittel fem,
Bic febr ftarfe beuti6e 8eb6lterung Der
9tabt unb aasren3ei1ben Counties auf
BEN Wege ber Mu5eise init ben bier auf=
geipeiderten Maarenborrdtber, Die ale
tbeiItpeiie nit &idf6t auf bas berans
nabenbe Meibna6tsfeit anseidaHt tpurs
ben, bsfannt au MAIDEN.
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Werfauf zines aiuoes.

8or mebreren Sabren tpobnten bic
gbeleute Moies unb gliaabetb Sppen=
beimer in Brootlpn. g.. g., unb Bel
ibnen tuobnte ibr S9tpiegerfobn @alp=
mon Sppenbeimer. 9erieIbe bebans
bette feline Grau iebo9 ni6t gut unb
bas @bepaar lebte febr unglidli1. Sie
iunge 6rau unllte inbeB ibren aIten
gltern feline Sorgen bereiten; He bebielt
ibren Summer fir fi9 unb fie9te langs
lam babin. Na9 ibrem Sobe binter-
lieB fe elm Mdo9en, elm aufgemedtes,
btbi6es, munteres Sinh, tpel9es iebt
5 Sabre alt 1T. Oppenbeimer, Der bon
9rofeffion 9auiirer 1T. aos mad Stem
Dorf unb rabm feline So1ter, bic fleine
@aelia, NIT. ungefdbr elm Sabr nod
feinem So6e b%erbeiratbete er ff1 tpieber.
Wun fingen iebo9 bic f6Ie6ten Sage
fur bic tleine Gaelia an. Oas &inb err
bielt feline gr3iebung, feline pflege unb
tpenn bic @roBeltern fi9 ieiner ni1t
on9enommen bdtten, 10 bdtte es f9Iimm
fir bafielbe ausgefeben. 9as @bepaar
Weil nabm bas &ino gu fi9. I'm iebp9
i6er gu iein, baB Der Batter iein Sinh
ni6t mieber auriidforbern f6nnte, besas
ben He ii6 3u einem Notar unb beibe
Parteien unteri6rieben baielbft einem
ri6tisen 8ertaufsbertrag Chill of sale)
tpona1 bas 2inb ben @roBeltern fur
ben &aufpreis bon 81 berfauft tuurbe.
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Mufreauua tn SeraS.

@ro6e aufresuns ipuroe in Der nmsesenb
bon &aris, Seras, burd bic @enefuna bcS Srn.
S. 6. Gorleb berborsernfen. Serlelbe NOR 10
btlfoS. oaB er fd i'm 8ette ui9t bernmanbres
BEN, ober nur ben &opf su beben berino6te. Sc.
hermann elaubse, bab er an bet @us3ebruns
ferbe. Cine @robeaafde bon Or. Sings Nep
Siacoberb tpuroe ibm sei9idt. Sie: burd fiblte
ct iid setraftigt uno faufte cine srobc Slaide
unb cine Sdadtel bon Or. Sings Stem 2ife
@ias. nnb nadbem er apei Glaf@en bapon elm
seaou men bate, mar ct geiuno nnb bate Sc
Yfuub an GleiI6 geiponnen.
Gratis. @rObeFafden bel u Drei6. @rO6e
Jlaiacn 81.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Sn Der geItrigen Stabtratbs=W ers
fammlung liefen folgenbe petitionen
elm: 8On peridiebenen Biirgern I'M
@r6fnung elmer ueuen @traBe bon Der
5ios 6lDresfraBe iiber ben 6luB nod
Der @euaaosfrabe; Don 8iirsern I'm
WaHerr6bren in Der 9ilfraBe; BON
Der Waferwerfompagnie UNI Grlaubs
NIP gum @rri6ten bon Selep6onpfofen
5miiden benz pumpbauie uno bem go
li5eis9 auptquartier. Sdmmttide peti=
tione1t tpurber oil &omites bermieien.
Der Sngenieur be5ei6nete mebrere
Acknowledgement ber StraBe an Mpe=
nue. 9. Nuf 2odmoo6s Mntrag purbe
Die @%ntfernung Der unseiebliden Sem
5en beI6loHen. MuBerbem beri9s
tete Der Sngenieur, baB fi9 bic
8ampfmal3e bepdbre rnb empfahI
bas Mu1ilen Der gameronfraBe
unb bas @rabiren Der Sub : sSIo-
resItraBe big gum San pebro Greet.
Mu6 tbeilte er nit, oaB bic Mnmobner
Der &omanafraBe bic StraBengren3e
gum She'll eingefenat bitten. Mn Sic Be-
treHenben &Dmites perpiefen.
8elfnap empfabl bic MnffeIung Ell
neg @ebilfen fur ben Sngenieur NIT
$75 monatli6em @ebaIt; attgenommer.
Gerner empfabl er bas ginaieben bon
$4,000 ftdbtif9er Bombs unb bas
WieberausfeIen BON fe9sproaentigen
Bombs auf 10 Sabre; angenommen.
Ton 9ambletot un6 Gonnor tpurbe
beantragt, Bic Snternationalbabn unb
StraBenbabn CUR 9erfelung gutter
Babniibergdnge auf3uforbern. Das be-
trefenoe &omite erbielt ben Nuftrag,
in 8erbinbung nit benz Mntpalt un6
Sngenieur cine atpedentipre1enbe Or
bindn5 gu enttperfen.
Die 1eue Sr6inana, peI9e bas gusz
ftelen un5ii6tiger Bilber perbietet, tuurs
be angenDmmen.
Sieben neue Geuerbn6ranten finb auf
2oduoobs Nntrag atgenommett wor=
ben. Die 8e3ablung erfoIgt bonn 1.
Nobember an.
Das Romite our Snfpeftion Der Wers
E herungen I'M San Pebrp Bart erbai
fi6 ldngere Grift, neil in Der Gamilie
bes 8orfibenben &rantbeit berrf1t.
Neue Qntrdse tpur6en eingebra6t:
@om Mapor, bic MarfbanffraBe 3u
perbelern, ba bas bortige S9ulballs
nabeau bo1enbet 1T; bon Gallagher, Ell
ne Bride iiber Mlaaan unb Guadalupe
StraBe gu erri6ten; ferner, baB ben
Mnmalt feline Meinung bariiber abgibt,
OBJ bet nit ber WaReruerf= gompagnit
abgei9lofene 8ertrag gefebli1 uni
binoenb 1T; bon McMqifer, baB BIT
Snoianola>@ iraBe bur1 6arris' 81.
gentbum gegen cine gntiddbigung bon
$500 er6ffnet merbe; BON Mafen, I'm
Grnennung zines Gomites, bas in Ser.
banblung nit Der WaHerpert- 2ompag.
ME bebufs bes 8ertaufs Der Werte tritt,
Ser leBtere Nntrag tpurbe berf9sben,
Bis Der Mnmalt feline Mnij1t iiber bi,
@~iltigfeit bes Gontraftes ~abgtgeben bot
MeNQifter trugs auf gr6fnuns be,
2aborftraBe an unb Madap beantragte.
ben 8eiibtitel iber bic Quelen bes
San Nntonio Glu1es, fopie auf beio,
ufer beRelben gu priifen. NngenDmmer
unb barauf @ertagung.
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correspondence. = S9ulenburg, %.
Nop. '85.-9ie b~ereinten Eurner bon
S9ulenburg ulo 9igb Sia tperben am
ndbiten @onntag, Ben 20. 3d., cine
5beaterporffeQung in ser SurnbaIe au
9igb 9ia gum 8efen Der Mbsebrannten
in 8albeIton geben. Gin bebeutenb
5ablrei9er gefu6 ftebt npbl in Mnbe=
tra6t bes 3medes in Musfidt, benin
nod immer baben 1t9 bic 8emobner
Der beiben Ortf6aften liberal geseist,
menn es gait, elm mobltbdtiaes Werf
5u f6rbern. Sic 0ortelnng finoet in
Qigb 9ia ffatt, neil S6ulenburg feir1
3otal n,ebr bat, in Dem bies gef9eben
f6nnte. Oie 9erren @emgelmani1 ba>
BEN namli9 oas bisber gu iolden 3mez
den beniibte @ebdube an bic Serren
Neubaus b%erfauft, tpel6e baielbit Elm
grobes &aufmanusgeiddft einri9ten
Derben. Ser bieiige Surnberein tpirb
tebo6 cine eigene 9ale bauen unb linb
bereits an $1,000 gu benz 3pede geaeih=
net.-8on bebeutungsbonen @reigniis
len laBt fi6 ni6ts beri6ten. .gttpas
DISTINGUISHING in bas tdgli6e ginerlei
bra6ten bor Ginger 3eit Elm 3irfus,
cine Sbeatertruppe, 2e9ner's Snroler
@anger unb Elm @arronRel. Die Sc
t@afte geben re6t gut unb lpirb mod
tmmer siemli9 bieI 8aumpolle in bic
Stabt sebradt; bisber Iinb es i'm @an=
gen stpif6en 15,-16, 900 8allen. 9as
10 duBert u%nangenebme 9engue. Gieber
f9eint enbli1, na1bem nit tpenigen
M%usnabmen Sober babon befalen mar,
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bisber iebr f96n, bod lit es gu troden,
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