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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-07
The Week.



AL Eng!aul was electrified on Thursday
by the recpip, Of disastrous news from
Egypt. After the victory Of Gen, Stewart
forces at Abuklea Gen. Wilson was de.
patched with small force on a steamer
up the Nile to khartoum 10 relieve Gen.
Gordon; but on arriving off the city on the
a6th ult. he was astoundcd 10 learn that the
Nehdis forces had made n furious assault
upon the city and taken ii, Gen Gordon
and his little band falling into his hands as
prisoners OF war! Gen Wilson NJ once
returned down the Nile with the diSaS.
tr0us news, sustaining a running and gall
ing fire al! the way from the shore, until
within Il short distance Of Mctcmnch
where his steamer ran ashore upon nm j.
land and where his small band remain in
dangerous and prccarious situation.
The news crested the intenSc,t excite.
ment all oTor England, and the universal
impression is that unless Gen. WolScley is
speedily and heavily reinforced, the entire
British army in Egyp, is inm&t imminent
danger
Cunningham, the only man thus far AZ.
rested Ia connection with the late dyna.
mite explosions in London, had another
brief examination at the Bow street station
on Tuesday and was then rcmanicd for
another week.
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The third mistake your correspondent

The third mistake your correspondent
makes is that 1.-THE Greens, David and Jesse,
went down to the south part of the state,
looking for n location" &c. Al that time
David was only ten years old, and the wri-
ter only Two years older. 1t was our father,
John Green, and party on their trip of ex
! ploration, who went rs far south as Wanda
liza, at that time the seat of government, for
the purpose Of entering the land on which
the water power at this place is situated, It
being canal land and then for 4 short time
subject to entry
| The fourth mistake in the same short
article Is that your correspondent puts the
cart before the horse in saving that 1.-The
state gave the Greens perpetual lease of
the water power" &c. The facts are that
John Green and William Stadden gave the
state lease for one half Of the water bower
owned by them, which was one half of the
| total water power, the consideration being
u navigablc feeder and the free use of their
portion Of the power TO be taken out of the
feeder
The bonus of $4,000 mentioned is an.
other mistake. There never was any bonus
whatever given, although a small sum was
allowed as damage owing to the close proX-
unity of the feeder to the Touring mill
As TO Stadden's reasons for advocating
the termination of the canal at La Sale in.
stead of Ottawa, think | clearly under
stood his motive in so doing and what he
thought of it before his death, in lS4S. He
being in the senate at the time the location
of the termination of the canal was deci
ded, thought that if the canal should termi
nate at La Sale ii would necesstate the
building of feeder from Dayton TO Otta-
wa, which he supposed would be naviga.
BILE, land was so designed) and that i,
would be nice thing to have water CON
munication enabling us to shipto st. Louis
or Chicago, the former being our market
at that time; but the arrangement with the
state for the use Of water was not made sO,
some considerable time after the termina-
ton Of the canal was settled Before Stad
den's death he, as well As others who had
favored the same policy saw that It was an
unwiso move, both for Ottawa and DAYTON.
and that the water subsequently given the
state would more than keep up repairs Oh
dam and race; and instead of power being
used at Ottawa from the feeder the whole
no doubt would have been used here ere
this time, and the probability is that Dayton
would now DE a tlourishins manufacturing
town; and, with the termination Of tho ca
nal ut Ottawa, the east side would be buzz
ing with all manner of machinery driven
by power from the Illinois river
According to"X" twould seem that Stad
len YVES bribed by the 5000 bonus men
Toned, which ! think you are aware wss
act the case. The amount of damage as
'essed and paid my father was eleven CT
welve hundred dollars; not more.
II is to De hoped that the presence OF
teambosts at Ottawa az in her early his.o
y. with accompanying business activity.
past legislative mistakes,
nay yet be brought about by wiser
ourse OF national Legislation.
JESSE GREEN
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ran away, throwing him into ditch. The
team attached to the hay wagon also took
fright and followed the sleigh and running
into it fell upon Mr.. l., After considerable
time he was cXtricated somewhat bruised
but more frightened than hurt, One Of
Mr. Loriugs horses had "a leg broken and
Nay shot
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-07

An Ottawa Gamse! complains that the
town has nineteen girls 60 one boy, and
that life is not worth living a. matters are.
-Ru,ul Er.
The sandy.comp!exioneI reporter WHO is
guilty of such q fabrication had better not
show himself in these precincts OF tie dam
sells iu question will make i, hot Cor him.
The FIRE. Press wants Streat0r ENLARGED
by taking in the suburban districts, and says
the taxes Of these outside communities
would be propot!Onstely very small. That
paper is no. so ignorant but it knows that
the reverse would be the case, and if those
whom Il would stake il" are not AS we'll
advised they will be enlightened when
they come 10 feel the pressure Of city taxa.
ton when they get inside the corporation.
! The 0oieCt Of enlarginG the taxable area i,
TO enable the city TO pay Tor water works.
o,
The musical mOke Of the Mendoza Re-
porter seems to have been taken in BY u So
called "MendelSGOhu Concert Company"
from the city OF "culchaw" -Bo>ton. The
troupe 'ufh' ou' 10 nave oren one hastily
iiiii'io''seI III uHi'" anu "Hl"-OorS' where.
a''''n '"c ''''ic Names "'",h.
Last N'oh"nI Wa Nhn"I'Ma> or ground
"o@ ua}, Oh "h'ch' according t" the old
saw Il Tue > H. co!le' OH ana sees his Nha-
uo", III returns /" MS noe ana remains SIX
"eeNS-Ih "'heF WORDS, there VIII be six
weeks more o' COZ" weather Inc weather
iof 'ne neat SIN N'eN''S mus uepenaent on
'uc uInc u "ay 'he / J.. came out IN 'he
forenoon II was cloudy, then bit OF sun.
SHINE then clouds ana sunshine III spells.
II Is the private opinion OF the Gossiper.
publicly expressed, that the grounding has
no more 10 Ito with III" weather than any
other Kind oil hog
E.ndic :. ,. ha,,,,t'. o.. ,h,o...,.,i.I
srynor5or L. tilt. .nI ~ha nr;n
soon ho MIL. 90 ,,g ri, oor, ,r;,,, n,a.,,a,
...,.. .,-.tr
,,o ,oh,a nnu VI. ,,nns.acIa- on. ~. .a
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A. John l.oring, of Rutland, was proceed
inc homewarl in Ills sleigh on Thursday
evening his horses took fright at a load of
hay which Vas upset in East Ottawa and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-07

Two bob" loads Of pleasure seeker, from
Ottawa were delightfully."- en,ertain- Il, the
residence OF Moab IrumtD, Dayton town.
ship, on Thursday evening.
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Miscellaneous.

The great city OF New York Was thrown
into a violent terment on Monday hy the
intelligence, which flow from mouth tc
mouth with lightning speed that the grra,
King Of the dynamiter- O'Donoyan.Ros>a
had been met 10y an executor OF England's
wrath AMI Shot in the street The "ayen
ger" wn- tall, handsome young woman
who gave her name n Mr., YeSlct Dudley
The woman lad lately come from England
and since her arrival here had pursued the
occupation OF - trained nurse. She seems
10 have been terribly worked up over the
recent dynamite explosions in England and
regarding Rosa ~ the most responsible
party, resolved to kill him To thi, end
she addressed him note, asking an inter.
view, pretending 10 have large sum Of
money she wished 10 place in his hands
Tor the use o. the dynamiters. Rosa took
the bait without suspicion, met the woman
near his Office on Chambers street, walked
with her a block or two when She sudden
iy turned and opened fire on him with a
i've barrel revolver One shot only took
effect, hitting Rosa ia the back, while the
other barrels seemed 10 have been in,en-
,ionahy emp.ied into the air Rosa was
conveyed To a hospital where the wound
was probed and although the bullet has
not been found the wound is not regarded
as dangerous. The woman has been taken
10 the Lookup She claims to have acted
entirely on her own motion not having
had word with another soul on the sub
ject ...
New England is having Intensely cold
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t,Ongrc-~,

The scnstc spent most of the week on
the interstate commerce bill, finally substi
tuting the Cullom bill for the Reagan bill
that hsd passed the house. The Cullom
bill was strongly supported by the whole
railroad lobby. who preferred its milk and
water provisions to the strong and effective
requirements OF the Reagan bill About
Ill the Culiom bill does i Ia provide for "a
board Of nine commissioners, al II salary OF
1850 each, who are "a watch over the
railroads, eee that they make no unjust
determinations or oyerCharges, aad report
on their condition annually to congress
There is no hope thu, the bill ,ts i, passed
the senate viii b. adopted by the house,
and the subject, for this session, may be
regarded Us disposed Of.
The house has spcut most of the week
On the River and Harbor bill, the final pas.
sage OF which, with the llcnnepin canal
Ind Galveston liarbor appropriations, is
regarded as doubtful. An at,empt TO force
the consideration OF The bankrupt bill was
defeated after ilibustering siege running
through most Of Monday night
President Arthur sent a special message
to the house on Monday asking tina, suit.
able place Of deposit be provided for the
swords and testimonials rendered the goy
eminent by Mrs. L. 5. Grant, and urging
that the name Of the general bc placed ON
the retired List Of the army.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-07
From La Sale.

Ia SALE, Feb. 6.--The camp ire held
by Carter Post G, A. Il. in Turn Hall on
Thursday night was largely attended. A
number Of fine speeches were made which.
with some excellent singing, made the
who!e very pleasant
! The old skating rink, which was closed
on tho opening of the new one, has been
re- opened by club of the Oldest and best
skaters in the city, each member owning
his own skates and contributing 81 month
Tom Nertney was elected manager and J
O'lialloran, lr., treasurer
Tonight Mayor Welch, John Cuthbert-
son and Tim Lucy leave for the Worlds
Fair at New Orleans.
The pupils of ST. Patricks school Will
give their second annual entertainment
on Tuesday, the 18th inst. It is hoped this
will b. well attended by our citizens, no,
only for their own amusement but also Tor
the good Of those engaged in II.
On the 4th gay party of young people
met at the house Of Mr., j. Kelly III Dim
mick, and on the same evening a like
party enjoyed themselves At the residence
of Mrs. Telan in Westlicld
NsXt month Leo Hoffman, vino has been
running Il dry goods store al Streator for The
past three years, will move back 10 LaSalle
He thinks business in Streator is oVerdone,
the name of il prosperity abroad having
attracted more traders than the town can
support
Misses Title Clarity and Annie Clancy
are recognized ~ the most graceful roller
skaters in the city,
II transpires that Mrs John Oliver, who
died week ago last Saturday night On the
III. Central bridge, frozr 10 death, Her
husband, who was with her when She was
taken sick, pulled of his overcoat and
wrapped il around her while the thermom-
eter was fully b degrees below zero. He
could not leave her, as she was in danger
Of falling off the bridge, and he could not
carry her, a. she was a very heavy woman.
He remained there nearly an hour before
assistance came and the switch engine
took them back 10 the depot in La Sale.
but on the way over She died. The huS.
band was badly frozen in both hands and
feet
Joseph kilduii, of the dry goods firm Of
Breuning " kilduff, will be married next
"Wednesday to Miss Lizzie Finkler Mis-
+. has many friends and acquaintanceS IN
Ottawa, which was her former home.
Rev. White, pastor of the NJ. f. church
of this city, reports about 30 conversions
since he began his lahorS here 4 year ago.
A. J. Reddick is in Springfield looking
after his fences" &c
J0li,i Meas: IL is reported of one Of ths
jurymen who made kick about the Shurt>
House provender, that the other night .,
supper, this self-same juryman ate his way
through nine full courses, licked every
dish till il shone like Doc Walcott's dia-
mond. and then informed the astonished
waiter that he was favorably impressed
with the samples and that She might nov
bring him Il supper composed Of viand>
similar tn those he had. just absorbed. The
poor Girl heaved four by nine sigh and
then informed the EatertoNn" invalid.
that She would have four strong men carry
in his supper on boiler iron tray, rs soon
lS draw load Of provisions could be pre-
pared ~ ah experienced corps Of cooks
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-07

E,,eyt,g 1i,bf Pos, OHoe a. Op17rd, N'ur,., n.
.StspHd Cilss Wa,I NHtlgJ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-07

Ioosh" Croker enters the literary
arena rs a critic of Gen. Grants paper on
the battle of Shiloh in thiJmonth'S Century
II the General was not surprised by the
rebels in that battle any soldier who was
there can tell YOU he was.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-07

Here is the style in which the editor 81
the Utica NC'rS spells 1t: "OSca>h" Next!
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files some exceptions, rs follows; I'm last
weeks Argus you made me say the hay
crop is moving forward 1 was afraid |
had said hog but of course if | did you
knew better and changed it. Thank you!
Hay is right, and the crop Of this cereal is
simply immense; when this goes forward
presto' there are no hard times. AS to
hogs We have none. Everybody is a gen.
ucman, except when nature interieres to
vary the rule, and then, they are ladies"
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\ correspondent of the sandwich 11g
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-07

New England i. having intensely cold
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-07

The musical moke Of the Mendoza Re
porter seems to have been taken in by ~ SO
called "MendelssOhu Concert Company
from the city OF "culChaw'- Boston. The
troupe turns out 10 have been one hastily
improyised in Gnlya anti Gal"sbure, where
ancnt the critic WAKES wyo.h
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-02-07

An Ottawa dsmse! complains that the
town has nineteen girls 90 one boy, and
that life is not worth living as matters are.
-RwulEr.
The sandy.comp!eSioneI reporter who is
guilty of such fabrication had better not
show himse!, in these precinct, or tie dam
sells in question will make i, hot Cor him
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-02
Cine 2etd1e lit eitteitt Rofier.

YittSb urg, Tennl., l. Otai. - Sin
heute firth iiber Die pYittsburg= Sort @apue<
@bicagoer Sabn" ans Chicago bier anaeton1s
mener Softer, oil ipel6er cine @epdomarfe
nit Der Summer 4171 befeiti9t mar, blieb
Den Gag iber unbeaulpru6t, un6 Elm ibn
entItrTmenber OerOddtiger @eru9 peranlaBte
Die Sabnbeamten beute AbenO, benielben iu
0ffnen. .3um @ntieben aller Inpeienoen
fanO man III beru Sofer cine bereitS tart in
Serpelung iiberge9angene n1Gnnli6e 2eide,
meld)e IN oenlelben oerart elnae5mdu9t mar,
baB baS @eId)t beinabe Die Sliee beriibrte.
Der SDrper mar nit Strlden SuIamnteu ge.
idniirt, meld)e tief III baS 6leiI6 etnl6nitten.
Ser &eritOrbene i6ien, letrer 8leioung mad
III urtbeilen, ein grbeter bon etma 80 Sab
rem gemelen Su ietu. Sn Den SaldIeu fanb
ff yii6ts, mas Su elmer Soentifisiruug be-
llubt rperpen fonrte, anger elmer internatio. &.
nalen 9elbanmeiiung auf $25.45 Su 9unIten
Siltppo Garuio's. 9as 9elb iunroe am "a.
6ebrlar ;. S. in Chicago geSogen. Cine
9oronerssllnterluhlng lit elngeleitet iporoen.
SelegrapbiiGe snVagen in @bicago babeu
feline Sbatiafe feitgeiteat, pelde Gt6t iiber
Die giiatre perbreiten t6nnten.
Sci Der @oroners- llnteriudung murbe feline
Spur BON @emalttbat uOrgefunOen, uno e8
fellte fid beraus, oaB iid ale inuere Srgane
pe8 Seritorbenen in geiunoem 3uffanbe be-
funben batten, auSgenommen Die Sun9e,
pel6e nit Slut iiberiiillt mar. Dies fOnnte
bur6 Grltiden ober @rniirgen peruria9t nor
ben iein. Die Surp CAB einen 9Sabriprud)
ab, pelder erfldrt, oaB Der Sobte burW un=
betannte Yerienen erwiirgt murbe. g8 i9etnt
ieitSufteben, baB Der Seritorbeue Elm Staltener
mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-02
gietps@orser 0aG1stdltett.

9tewz 0orf, l. Woi. - 2aut 8eri6tcu
Ser tauInlduutl1en N9entur u. y. 9un&
Comp. ereigneten iid) mGbrenO Ser leb'an
iiebeu Sage in Canada uno oen Ser. StGu-
ten I'M @QuSeu POS Sauterrtte, 9egen 24C, III
Der uorbergebenoen uuo 222 in oer oOrrars
lebten gS0d)e.
- Softer gS. gSpatt, 70 Sabre alt, beJab
iid geitern in Die 2lpotbete leines Sobne&S Su
Saltp auf Song zS8lanO, id1enitc ii6 Elm gSei1t=
9lds poll g9Orpbin Elm un0 tranf Oafictbe.
Gr mar bluuen menigen Winuten cine 2e.d)e.
Wtan ueiB nid]t Oh er Selbitmoro beab{id.
tiQte ooer eiuen SrrtbuHl ma6te, iubeIien ioa
Ell 5erelt8 Iett elnt9er 3ett Spureu bon Sci
fteSi0run9 an ben Sag 9ele9t haben.
- Die Se0erun9 III oem 3ultano9 oe8
@ensralS @r0nt Oauert fort, un0 Der Gene
raj mar beute tuieOer lGngere 3eit an Rtuer
Srte9S9eidid)te tbGtig.
- Sn benz 8ro5eiie aegen 6idarS 5bOrt
me9en bes MtOrbangrif15 auf Capt. Ybelau
puroe beute Die 3uiammenietung Ser Snr1
iortgejett. Gilf @ei6WOrene maren erlaugt,
as ffl oa8 @eritt beute gtn6mit!ng bis
5um nadfen WOntage oertagte.
- Commodore Cornelius G. 9arriiou ItQrb
beute N(ittug in ieiner gGobnung Or. ~,
4arfz&uenue. Der SerItorbene fubr nod
geitern ipaNeren uno wur6e crit beute SOrz
mittng ernltli9 tranf Die Ner3te, mel6e
ibn bebanbelten, cOnitatirten, boB Ser5labz
nlung sic Sooe8urIad)e mar. @r hattie Dor
oGt Subreu einen S6laganiaQ, BON wcl6em
CT f6 ME 9dn5lid erhOlte. gto6 geitern 4beno
unterbielt er iif) nit mebrereu 6reunben iiber
ieiue @ei6ditsiibernagung bonn letten SUM
uno duBerte bic Grpartung, raB er bluneu
Surgeon iein 9anSeS @i9entbum wieoer in
6Gnben babcn perOe. @r btnterl6Bt eiue
iunge 6rau, eine SOfter, picr 8riioer uub
cine S4weiter. 3pei ieiner SriiOer tuObuen
in ct. 2ouis. @lan idGgt bas bon Dem
&erltOrberen binterlaiiene Serm09en aui
100000 bis $5,OOO,O00.
- Die 2eife oes Captains Sobn 0titheu
aus 8roOflpn, pel9er uOrgeitern bel @rab'
Oieaboips, 2.zS., uon Der S6aluppe uWtar:
tho" iiber Sor5 fiel unO ertranf, trieb berte
5I ct. Same8 an Der Siite uOa Song 5Slano
ans llier.
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MiH1tsr QnttG1.

&auias @itD, DO, 1. Oiai. - SEQ.
Nfud, melder 6i6arb Barter, ieinen 0tenits
BERN, dn letten Sountag gu @reat.Seno,
S., ermOr6ete, purre geiteru bier uerbartet
uub na6 @reat=Seno suriidipebirt. &lS er
am 2lbenb BORT anlangte, muroe er ourf Ell
nen 0iob oem @emabriam oeS SderifTs ent=
riiieu unb auigebangt.
6 Hooga, Se1r., 1. Wtdt.-9ez
itern 9iad)ulittag trat III 2angItont ala., Elm
Mann, 9famenS @arc, anr ben bort ruohls
befannten 6armer SiIcan gu, id)lug ibn
pbne elm gSOrt gu iagen nieoer uno 3erifmetz
terte ibm Oaraui nit einem Stetn ben S6dz
6el. Ser Di0roer muroe am Aoeno Seiielben
Soges eingefan9en un3 mabri9etnliD &C.
lpnft. SIS beItebt feline telegrapbilhe Ser
btnbunq nit 2angfton, uno oaber tonnte man
iopeit feline nGberen gta9rtften erbalteH.
2ittlez6 Od arf,, l. Wat.-@tn be-
taeter Mtann, Nanen8 Sopen, tuuroe Dor
spei Mlonaten in ieiuer 8obnung in 2tnz
colnzGountp BON unbefannten BerIonen er-
norbet. g8ilfins, Der Sdlpiegeriobn bes
grmorpeten, ftanb in Serba9t, baS Ssr6re=
den besadgett sn baben, jeOo4 tasen feline
btretten Seipeiie gegeu tbn Dor. am leBten
Otittpof 9lbeno begab fidJ 9SilfinS mad
gouen's @obnun9 unS fin9 SGnoel an,
morauf er uerbaitet purbe. 8dbreno er id
in leinem Sauie I'M @epubriam zines Gons
itablers befan6, eri6ten 9etern Iben0 cine
S6aar gerittener, ruelf)e ben @eiaugenen
ourh cine @eiuebrlaloe toot nieoeritredte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-02

SeidDeroea 9esen saS periiSe
2iIbion. - Grit aaissheBt nno oann int
Stid)e scIaifen. = Gin angcbIid)es ue1ers
cInfpmmem stpiidIcn @nsIano uwo Der
Sfprte.-9ie 5i;rfcn icaeuf fIdJ oen Saoan
ReGmen mo oafir oea nritiId]eE SdIifIen
bic 5arOoueIlcu ireioebet
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Sern,a,,,, Qranie's M0rSer.

ct. &lbans, ST., 1. Mat. - SSfar
Meper, 9eriiberfiiBrt 1T, 5ermauu Syauie
an llfer oes Gbanlplainiee's ermorbet 81
haben, ma6te mGbrenb Der pergangenen
Nadt i'm btefgen @efdngnifie etnen SelbIt=
morbueriuf our6 Sergiften. ST nabm 638
@rnn mnrp pbtnpitleu, inspie cine Quantitat
SuedTlber elm, pel6eS er bon Der 6interz
ieite eines Spiegels gefratt hattie. Die 0ofS
mar Su aroB un0 uerfeblte baber bic ge=
miinidte Nirtnng. 0te1er bate ii6 Die
MOrpbinpilleit, sic inn BON 3eit 81 3eit &C.
geben tpIrOel, Inn Inn S6laf 5u peri9lieu,
aufbepabrt. glls man beute nib eiuea gu
ftanb entOedte, prroe iOfOrt ell 9lrjt 81
6iilfe gerufen, unb man glaubt, baB Oeiien
prompt angemenoete Mtttel ben 8efangenen
retten mer6en. 0feper pdbnte Iid cine 3eit
lang im GERBER uno 9sfanO elm, baB er
Srauie eri9ob. gr bebauptet jebod, er babe
Oas &erbre6eu in einem Streite uno nift
aus Rcnblpit periibt. gSie er bebauptet,
id)lug i'm Srauie 81 Sobeu uno uerlette tbm
einen Weheritid, morauf er (0teper) ibn
burh ;met Sd)iiiie t00tete, ELL 2of III oaS
Sis Nes See'8 budte uno bic Setd)e btuetHz
mari. Meger ertlGrt jeet, menn er 9teSmal
acneie, 10 merbe er iid lpater Oennod) OaS
ycben nebmeu. Ser @efangene ptrb iegt
uod gSinbiOr gebra6t uno iortmdbreno l1arf
iihPrinndlt inPrNPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-05-02
ser STARR am ben g,taaarefallett.

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balb Stunben na6bem Die Morsenbldtter in
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hat Der @ounerneur Die Gbancen mad beioen
@eiten bin erit iorsfdltig absewosen, ebe er
bic giu nnterseidnete, unS bic gSo9en oer
Sffentliteu Mfeinllng slnsen ;u bod, ais bab
er iie bdtte isuoriren t0nnen.