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Tramp Fatally Burned.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LoaANsPoRT. March 16.-A gang of thirty
tramps have been 'camped east of this city for
several days. Last night, after filling up on
two kegs of beer, the vagabonds built camp
fire, and, in jostiing and pushing a one-legged
unfortunate was thrown into the flames His
clothing was almost entirely burnt from his
body, and the head, back and hips of the luck
less pilgrim were horribly charred He was
brought to the Jail in this city, and medical at
tendance summoned. 1t is thought his wounds
will rnraua fatal
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An Imbecile L Legislature.
wabash Plain Dealer.


1t must be gratifying to the tax payers of In
diana to see dollar every minute goingo of
their pockets to pay the expenses of special
session of an imbecile Legislature. And the
qualification must be considerably heightened
when they see the House adjourn for two days
in less than twenty-fo hours after organizing,
and as soon as that branch reassembles, the
Senate adjourning for two more working days
An increase in the rates of taxation is inevitable
the rascals out"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17
Anntber Strike Ended

MACON, Ca, March I6-The strike of engin-
GERS ON the East Tennessee, Virginia g. Georgia
railroad has ended Chief Engineer Arthur. of
Cleveland, arrived this morning and reviewed
the situation In the afternoon committee of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
waited upon Superintendent Fry and acknowl
edged their hasty action. They said they were
willing to return to work, which ended the
of Ia
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17
Fort wayne strikers Not Satisfied.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FIT WAYNE, Ind. March 16.-A telegram from
General Manager Talmage, of the Wabash, to
Master Mechanic Barnes, at this place, to-day,
stated that wages would be restored at once to
the figures existing before the recent cut. A
meeting was held at Driscolls Hall by the
strikers this evening, and they decided to stand
out until the hospital assessment
OF ovcrrrsc cstcu vmp1vyes WAS reduced TO a
sum which was needed to sustain the institution.
1t is estimated that 3 cents from each employee
would be ample. Another meeting will be held
tomorrow morning. About one hundred men
were working in the shops to-day, but nearly all
are unskilled laborers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17

OTTAWA March let is the intention of the
War Office at once put the defences of British
Columbia in a mores satisfactory condition, and
to increase the feet in Pacific waters by the ad
dition of four or five powerful iron-clad rams
The Canadian Pacific railway will be pushed to
completion with all possible speed, to be availa-
bic for conveyance of troops and munitions of
war to the Pacific Coast.
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Miner Notes.


The Beethoven Liederlrranz of Richmond,
will take part IN the Fort Wayne S@ngerfest in
June.
Benjamin Coddington, an old citizen of Lafay-
cite, died on Sunday. He was quite wealthy,
and known throughout the State
Mrs Hamp Hogue, a widow, aged ffty-iYe,
an old an well-kDown resident of Columbus
dropped dead on Saturday afternoon, while in
seeming health. Heart disease.
The LANE Council" of the National Union
Life Insurance Company has organized at Craw-
louisville, with fifty charter members with T.
II. B. Mccain, president, and W. III. Webster,
secretary
James M. Clear, living four miles east of
Brookville, had valuable bay mare stolen. On
the same night horse and buggy belonging to
Ezra Bourne, living Ave miles further east, we're
also taken.
The JeffersonriYe people think the Louisville
gamblers, who are temporarily disturbed by a
spasnodic effort at enforcement of the law by
the Louisville authorities, will locate on the
Indiana side until the former relations are re
suned.
Some people up at South Bend think to add to
the attractions of a Fourth of July celebration
by exhibiting the Mardi Gras kickshaws recently
exhibited at New Orleans They have been, in
formed that they can have the allegorical floats
and figures and other tinselry for S. 500 or
S., 900.
Eli Roberts, OF Richmond, has carried single
barreled pistol FOR thirty years. and it has al
hold of the weapon, and playfully pointing it at
his little brother, planted the accumulation of
thirty years in the little brothers neck The
doctor hopes to get the bullet out, and save the
little brothers life.
Sylvester McFadden, aged twenty-five years,
and a resident Of Deputy, village on the O. Il
III. between this city and North Vernon, met
horrible fate, on Saturday evening shortly after
dark lie had been down TO Lexington during
the day, and as a whisky bottle was found near
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17

Sick HEADACHE Thousands who have suf-
fered intensely with sick headache say that
One gentleman tirus relieved writes: Hoods
Sarsaparilla is worth it's weight in gold.r Reader
If you are a sufferer with sick headache, give
Hoods Sarsaparilla a trial. 1t will do you posi-
tive good Made by G. /. Hood 81 Co., Lowell
Mass. Sold by all druggists. LOO Doses One
Dollar.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17

THE development of sport in America has been
rapid and profitable Outdoor exercise is what
is needed to build up our frames and make as
nation OF strong men, An important and valu-
able adjunct ia this work is Mishler's Herb Bit
ters. which possesses ample tonic properties and
is invaluable ia all nervous disorders, dyspepsia,
liver, kidney. lung and heart troubles 1T
strengthens and inYigorates as nothing else will
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17

WASHINGTON, March I6.-The Secretary of
he Treasury has directed the Collector Of Gus
toms at New York to make an Immediate inves
tigation of the management of the barge Office at
that place, with view to ascertaining whether
the complaints growing out of the treatment of
passengers and their baggage are we'll founded.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17
Kaiied by a Boiler Explosion.

SHENANDOAH Pa, March 16--A boiler explo-
sion occurred at Lawrence e. Browns colliery,
at Nahanoy Plane. this forenoon The boiler of
the hosting engine at the slope exploded with
terrific force. half of the boiler being projected
fully 400 yards. Amos Glnder, fireman. and q
boy named Smith were fatally scalded and an
other named Crawford, severely injured. Tie
cause of the explosion is unknown. Besides the
boiler demolished, twenty two other boilers
were DISPLACED
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17

Special to-tifs Indianapolis journal
SHELBYyILLE, March l6.-David Henricks,
who so mysteriousIy disappeared aweek ago last
Thursday, from his home near Feuntaintown, it
now turns out was guilty Of forgery He Dor
rowed $500 Thursday q week ago
from Miss Viana Gates, who re-
sides at Carrollton Hancock county,
this being all the money the young lady had, and
the result of her savings as teacher for several
years Henricks then went to Indianapolis,
where he put up his horse at a livery stable, and
disappeared.
Granville Oldham, who resides in Van Buren,
township, near where Henricks lived, stepped
into the National Bank this morning, when Mr.
Elliott the president Of the bank, notified him
that there was a note of $400, given by David
Henricks, with him lOldham) as indorser which
was past due. AIR. oldham pronounced the
note a forgery and placed the matter in the
hands of the authorities for prosecution.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17

Special TO the indianapolis journal.
MUNoIE, March l6.--Professor j. A. Lambert,
formerly of this county, but later principal of the
Campbell University, at Holton, Kas WHO, on
account of i'll health, has been spending tho
wiratos o. eitr0r1cfrr; on~nis
journey home. Hewas highly educated young
man Of twentyreight, and was fast becoming
one of the most prominent educators of the
West. His death, though not entirely unex-
pected, creates a profound sorrow among his
many friends in this city and county. The re-
mains arrived tonight and will be inferred at
Daleyille on Wednesday afternoon.
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Arrested for Murder.

Special to the Indianapols journal.
COLUMBUS, March ia few days ago q
special from this city reported the death of an
old German named Henry Brehm by poison,
and implicated a girl named Ollie or Leona
Rogers. Brehfn died on Wednesday, being alone
in his house when discovered, and expiring
shortly after. He managed to state that sit
was that girl did it, and THAT girl' was under
stood to mean Miss Rogers, who had been occu-
plying room in his house. She has been ar
rested at. Shelbyyille and is now i'm Jail here
She acknowledges to have bought the poison, but
said she bought it and gave it to him to use, as
he said, for rats. AS there is no apparent motive
for the murder, if murder it is, the girl, though
said to be of loose character, is probably inno-
cent of the crime
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17
The Potters and Gen. Logan.

TRENTON, N. j., March 26.-The manufacture
ing petters association of this city passed reso-
luton tonight declaring its profound impression
that the reelection OF. Gen. John A. Logan to the
United States Senate from Illinois was of prime
Importance to the interests of American labor
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17
Assignment of a Car Mapufactorv.

New York, March 16.-The Muskegon car
and engine works assigned to-day to C. C. Bill
linghurst, cashier of the Lumbermens National
Bank. Liabilities, $4,000; assets, $150,000.
Slack times and insufficient capital are the
causes 1t is expected the works will resume
in about three months, with increased capital
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17
Subsistence of the Boomers,

WASHINGTON March 16-General Sheridan
received telegram from General Hatsh, this
morning, stating that upon receipt of the Presi-
dents proclamation concerning the Oklahoma
lands most of those preparing to invade Indian
Territory decided to return home
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17

WASHINGTON, March l6.-The President to-
day nominated Joseph L. Miller of western
Virginia as Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17

For curing cramps, swellings, and inflamma-
tons of all kinds rub with Salvation Oil. Price
% cents.
The greatest cure on earth for pain, Salvation
Oil, will give instant relief Price % cents
bottle
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gress by the new gerrymander bill. We can
see nothing to be gained by the Democracy by
this bill, and time will demonstrate that the
gag gerrymander will be detrimental rather
than beneficial to the Democracy of Indiana.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17
Ex-senator Discharged from a Mad House

Ex-S8natOr Dischafged frOm Mad-HOus6.
PORTLAND, Ore, March 16.--The condition of
ex-senator D. w. Nesmith, who has been con-
fined IN the State Insane Asylum for six months
has so far improved as to warrant his discharge
to-day 1t is believed that few months rest
will restore him to his entire health and reason.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17

Prohibition Ticket in Chicago.
CHICAGO, March i6.--The Prohibitionists to-
day nominated full city ticket, headed by w.
III. Bush for mayor
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17
Furniture warebouse Burned.

BALTIMORE. March l6.-Fire destroyed the
second and third stories of the furniture ware
house of VIM Reissinger 81 Sons. Damage,
$4,000; fully insured.
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The Fight Is On.

Shelbyville Republican.
The fight is on and we shall see whether Hen
bricks or Bynum is to control the patronage Of
this district
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17

TIpIon IfmcB tUem.J
The Times is always ready to submit to ma.
jority but il regrets very much to know that a
man like Judge Ward is TO be barred from Con
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17

DOVER Del. March l6.-Att0rney- general
George A. Gray has been nominated as successor
to United States Senator Bayard. y
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17
Steamship News,

New YORK; March 16.-Arrived: Gallia, from
Liverpool
LONDON, March 16-Arrived St German,
Westernland, Republic, from New York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17
Forty-One Votes for Morrison.

SPRINGFIELD, March 16.-In the joint assem-
bly,, fifteen senators and twenty mine members
answered to roll call One ballot was taken,
and Morrison received Al. Adjourned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17
A Notable Golden Wedding.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
LAwRENCEBURG, March 16 Otto Hayes and
wife, old pioneers of this county, celebrated
their golden or fftieth wedding anniversary at
their home in Elizabethtown, near this city,
yesterday. They have hadseighteen children
sixteen boys and two girls, five of whom
are dead. The children were all present, with
one exception. AT the same time William Hurl
bert Hayes, their youngest son, was married to
Miss Belle Littrin, Rev. Grin Judd performing
the ceremony.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-17
President Thompson at the Point

President Thompson at the Point Of Death.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAyrE, March 7--At half past / a
telephone message was received from President
Thompson's residence, at the Rose Polytechnic,
to the effect that he will not live through the
night.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-26
binten, bate iie elm gefabl BON R6lte

bauten, bate iie elm @efibl BON &dlte,
bic aug ibrem Snnerfen berporaubrins
gen f9ien; mitten in bem lleberfIuB, ber
lte unlgab, lag fie ba nit einem @efiibIe
peg Ntangels, elmer 2eere, bic um 10
fablbarer tpurbe, ie mehr bic MeuBerlids
teiten fi9 bemiibten, fie bariiber bins
tueg5utdui6en.
: Sbre Geoanfen tuanberten, obne oaB
ne tpubte Darum unb tpie, su ben tuns
gen @beleuten aus 9olftein, unb inbem
he an bic iunge Grau ba1ie, fiiblte fie
etipas mie Neib. Wesmegen in aQer
gSelt brau9te fie iie gu beneiben? Wenn
he nit ibrem Manne i'm eriten Stod.
tuerfe BET @afb6fe brei 3immer nit ei.
mem Salon mietbete, 10 muBten iene lid
NIT elmer einaigen Stube i'm britten
Stode begniigen, unb Oiamanten uub
&oralens9 9alsbdnber, tpie lie fie erbaIz
ten, f6entte Der iunse @atte ieiner Syrau
ni9t. = Mber freilif - OBJ es aud fiir
ibn 9erren yba oben4 CAB, benen ct be-
ipeiien mubte, baB feine 8erbeiratbuna
feiner Oiemittii@tigfeit feinen Mbbrud)
9etbans Nein = einen einsigen Gompas
CAB es fir fein Sbun unb 2alfen, Die
3ufriebenbeit in lbren Mugen; uno
tpenn er iie an ii6 gebriidt bielt, oann
paren bieie beiben iunsen Waenldens
timber wie cine fleine Welt fir iid1, cine
Delt. bic iid um bic @liidfeligteit, bic
ne erfliate, tpie um ibre eigene Nre Be-
tpegte, obne nod allen Weltt0rpern unb
Weltbemobnern etuas gu fragen.
(Gortletung folqt.)
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= Ser frans6lifdle gsremierminifter

= Ser frans0iiide premierminiifer
griHon muB es ii9 iebt gefallen lafIen,
baB uni96ne 6amilienge16i9ten BON
ibm in ben Barrier 8ldttern brett ae=
treten tperben. Ser Magiltrat elmer
tleinen Staot NOR BON Briffon abgefebt
mofben. Diefe Beb0r6e pan6te lib
nun an 8tiiion's greiie Nautter nit Der
Bite, ibren @influb gu @unifen Der
s8lebersinieBung gelteno gu MAIDEN.
Wtaoame Brihon antportete ieood BEN
Sittitellern, bab iie gar feiuen GinfIuB
mebr auf ibren @obn bate, unb oaB
oiefer f9on ieit 4 Sabren ale gesiebunz
gen gu feiner sSamilie abgebro9en babe.
gr babe ni6t einmal ieinen nerbenben
Water beiu9t, lei alpar gu beHen geerz
6igung gefommen, aber babe biertei
ltol3 unb bo6miitbig ale feline Ser
nanbten ignorirt. Ser abgeiebte Ma=
giitrat rd6te ii6 nun an grifIon burb
bic VerOffentli6ung bieies griefes unb
grinon muB fi6 nun re6t tpenig i6mei=
1elbafte Gommentare ieines 0erbaltens
BON Seiten Der gesnerii6em preHe ges
fallen lafen.
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Jrdnliska.
NOOeue BON g. .. gsilSsnbrnd)
(Gortfetuns.)


als fie In Glorens angelangt iparem,
fan0en fie einen poiflagernben Brief aus
Berlin bDr, ben ber General iogleid er=
brad un6 las. Nadoem es gefbeben,
mari er ibn offen auf ben Slid un6 ging
na9benfli9 i'm 3immer auf uno ab.
Gs lab 10 aus, als oh er tpiinfdte, oaB
6raneisfa i'm idfe.
0u f1einit tpi1tige Nadrihten au
baben, fagte jie, riff es erlaubta" unb
ba er ni6t yfein fa9te, nabm fe ben
Brief bonn 9if9e auf unb lag. ST mar
bon bem NiniiferiaIratb unb entbielt
nur ipenige Worte:
Nan brau1t sic 6ringenb; Der Wii=
nifier m69te sic nidt officiea auriid.
rufeu; weun Sic irgenb t6nnen, fonl=
men Sic.
Nuna iagte iie, inbem fie ben Brief
suriid legte.
So, mas fOu man nun tbuna
Das i4eint mir nidt 70 i6tper au
iOien. neristte fe ld9elno; tpir reifen
5urftd! VI blieb Dor ibr ffeben. lin6
he tag, ME isin ause freubis auf.
ST bas Dein grnfta faste er; ober
,peiBt Du aud, 6oB mir nonn oI.;4 S.s
unlfebren mfifeng unb Du baif Nios 9
ren3 nod nidt gefeben, gef6ipeige 6enu
Rom unb Neapel, no mir aud nod,
bin wollten?
6ajf Du unferen paet peraeIfeu,
erlDi6erte fie, baB i'd Sid BON feine,
Deiner Nerbfiidiunoen obbalten biirfte9
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Ser brittle. iptpphf tnie her MI

- Ser brittle, iopobl tpie Der auf
algemeines 8erlangen nod auaeaebene
pierte Sag 6es 8olfsfeffes berliefen in
programmmdBiger Weife. 6erporras
genbe 3ase bes britten Sages maren
cine urtomii6e rSub=Gace1 5. +. elm
Wettfalren in groBen &ibeln auf bem
Sei9e in oem San pebro @prinas<
parfe, ferner atbelii6e @piele, pfer6es
rennen, eine r8abp Sbotp" au ber nur
Ttnber unter einem Sabre sugelaiien
tparen, uno enbli1 bas groBe 5d)einaez
fe9t, bas 10 big Ing fleinlte Detail na<
tur9etreu bargeftellt mur5e, baB es felbft
an marfirten Sobten unb Nerwun6eten
ni9t feblte. 2ebtere uur6e Ser foras
iamen pflege Der Damen iibergeben.
preispertbeilungen, Geuerperf, Muft
unb San5 bilbeten Sen Bef9luB bes
oritten Cages. Oas programm bes
Sonntags, bes @1lu6tages unleres
yoltsfeites beifanb in elmer Wie6erho=
lung Der amiiianteiten unb iuterefantes
item ylummern beg @eiammts=B programs
mes. Ser 8eiu9 lieb big 3ur Iebten
Stunoe ni9t nod, iooaB bas financiene
Heiultat bes biesidbrigen Iolfsfeffes
obne Grage als Elm auberorbentli6 aiins
ltiges beaei6net tperben fann.
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blidten auf Gloren3 berab. Das Bib
Der berrli1en Stabt; berem Sbirme
nnO 3innen i'm beiBen 9benbaoIb
l9wammen. tDirfte 10 md9tig, bab iie
beioe cine 3eit lang in itummem Mn=
t9ausn fanben; bann begann er ihr
bic erH3elnen Sbiirme unb paIdfte au
aeHnen. Ntitten in ieinen grtldrunaen
aber unterbra6 iie ibn, inoem lie ieinen
Nrm ergriff.
Sob es fein, fomm fort, laote fie.
es 1T gu f66u. Gum erffenmale ers
i1lenen ibr feline grfldrnngen niid5tern,
Mnb iie fiiblte iid babur6 gsff6rt i'm
l9pel8enben Nnblif Der 6errIif,feit.
Die lbr 5u Ghben lag. ssn6em ne bic
Nnbobe berlieBen, biieb lie nod, einmaI
feben unb blidte aurad.
gBle Wofes, iaste fe IddeIub, Der
auf canaan binunterfab, bas er nidbt
betreten iollte.. Sbr eiaenes gDort
timmte iie tpebniitbig. Nort unten
IN ben boben 6allen un6 Gebduben ma.
reH he. bic &nnfgebilbe Der 3auberer,
mad benen. fie fid seiebnt, unb nun
an Der pforte bieB es balt unb auriid.
G9weigenb bing iie an ieinem 9lrme.
uno Alem, mas er fagte, b6rte fie lauts
los 5u. -
Sic tranfen ben 9bee auf ibren Rim.
mern i'm @affbofe. Der General mar
iebr gut aufgelegt unb geiprd9tig,
Jrancisfa bef4dftiste fi1, tpdbrenb ct
tie unterbielt, nit ben i96nen forentie
nii9en pbotograpbieen, BON benen er
ibr eine gan3e Wiappe untertpegs ges
tauft bate. Iuf feinen befonberen
Wunf1 bate fie au9 bas pradtbolle
Sorallen=6 6alsbanb angelegt, bas er ihr
9sute gef6entt; er bate genieint, baB
g n9 auf ibrem buntelfarbisen &eiies
lle!oe belonbers gut ausnebmen wiir6e,
aMo er 9atte Re6t gebabt. Wan fab
nno mertte ibm an, bab ct beute NlIes
!gal, mas er ibr an ben Nuaeu abieben
tOaHIe, ais molte er ibr ben S9mera
peg SWe'oeas BON benz i96nen sSstaliert
berlaBen. Oa mon am anberert W}ors
gen trhb aufiteben mubte. trenntem fie
| iib balo; er nabm ibr 6oubt ,m;fdbsn
beibe 6dnbe uno NIT einem ,SrtIixem i
9ufe auf bic Stirn tuiini6te er ihr route cute
Na9t. 2eife eripiberte fie ieiuen Cute
Ja6ts @ruB unb nerfiigte fid3 in ibr
S@laf5immer, bas bon benz feiniaen
oar6 ben 6alon getrennt mar. Ser
S9laf aber wollte ibr, als iie i'm Bette
lag, nibt fommen. Nm Bette lag es
ni9t, bas mar 10 bortrefflid, als bic
berp6bntefen @lieber es perlangen
foanten, on Der 2uft lag es aud ni1t,
bic mar 10 tiibl unb lei6t, als ipdre iie
nit allen @eiitern bes S1lafes getpir3t
geipeien, unb benno6 lag fie uno blidte
NIT sftenen. i6Iafloien Nugen In bas
Dunfel Der Nadt. Mdbren6 bic Deden
ibres 2agers iie tpei6 unb parm ums
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Eeras ..

= Ser Sheriff Sames bon @onsa,
les Gountn bat in lebter Wo6e plel
Werbreder perbaftet, gegen tpel9e &Ia.
gen feit ben Sabren 1875 unO 1876
norliegen. @inen oerIelben bolte ei
BON Deniion, ben 3tpeiten in Oelto
@ountD unb ben britten in @alopel
gountD.
= syn Griebri6sburs murbe eine
Wabl fir Corporation Der Gtabt als
Sbulgemeinbe abgebalten. 1877 @tims
men etfldrten li6 bafir unb 16 baaeaen.
= Das Stdbt6en 2eanber in QDil=
liamion @ountp, 1T bur9 Geuer total
5erlt6rt mproen.
= Gin farbiges &inb, beiRn gltern
In Der Ndbe BON gorlicana pobnen
unb bon bieien alein gelaRen muroe,
pdbreno tie gaummoae pflidten, fiel
in elm Geuer unb berbrannte.
Ser Wollertrag Der S@afbeerben
IN Maberid @ountp foa lid auf cine
Wtlllion pfunb belaufen. 80 pro3ent
babon wurben bon eagle pab brett
mad New Dorf beri1ifft.
= Ser 8ebrer @arl 2amse, ber biss
ber on Der @6ule gu South grape
ereet, @ilespie @ountp, angeitelt mar,
ma6te einen Morooeriu@ auf BEN
Gountpri9ter Wabrmuno. St befanb
lt9 init oemielben i'm gourtbaule au
Trieori1sburg unb 8eibe perbauoeIten
Nngelsgenbeiten, mel9e 2anges Mbleb=
ung als Sebrer betrafen. pl0blid)
iprang SeBterer auf, 5og eine pilfole
unb fa9te benz &i9ter, baB er bas
gourtbaus ni6t lebeno perlafen merbe.
s3s5nelei6 feuerte er stpei Sdliie auf
Wabrmunb, bic ie6ob sliidli6er Weile
nl9t trafem. Ser &i6ter entfam unb
oeranlaBte Sanees 8erbaftung, Der fid)
inbeB mdbrenb ber 3eit beraiftet hattie
unb fur3 barauf ftarb.
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prina 8onaparte-belier befannt
als plon plon-bat abermals Elm Waas
nifeft erlafen. ST iagt barin, bob fid)
bic Monar6iifen Slid tpiinf6en t6nns
ten in ibren Wablerfolgen. Wenn 1ie
teBt aud nod ni6t i'm Stanbe mdren,
bic Nepublit iiter ben Saufen 5u merz
zen, 10 lei bod bic 3eit nidt mebr fern,
oaB bic bereinigten 3epublitaner abges
Dlrtbi6aftet bdtten unb bann tptrbe
Urantrei9 cine ftramme gentralgemalt
iilno}fbly haben. IS i6eint fait, als Oh
4lon aSlon allen @rnifes meint, auf
oemlelben Wege tiber bic prdfioeutfdaft
lt9 .sum &aifer Der Gransoien aufs
f1wingen au f6nnen, tpie por 35 Sobs
rem ieiH erfolgrei6er Better Napoleon.