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Thc Nrntunl Union snneeze.

NEW YORK, April 1l.-The Governing
Committee of tue stock Exchange have
decided 10 recommend that the brokers
who sold Mutual Union Telegraph stock
short ON Saturday shall settle with the
house that boughtthe stock, zimmerman a.
Forshay, on the following basis: Those
brokers who received per cent. margin
and sold stock at II shall settle at 20, and
those WHO received per cent. margin at
%. zimmerman & Forshay's customer IL
Is understood has expressed q willing
ness that they shall settle on this basis,
and most of them have done so already.
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TERMS OF THE TREATY.
A Days Delay Proves Fatal.

UTICA, N. Y, April IA German
named Humpt, residing at Danube, Her
kimer county, last night cut his wite's
throat while she, with her 4-days-old
baby was in bed. lie then saturated the
bed with kerosene and set 10 on
fire. Neighb0rs saw the flames
and eXtinguIshed them, rescuing
the wife in a critical condition. Humpt
was found in the garret with his throat
cut, but alive. He attacked the party
savagely with an ak, but before be could
iniure any of them be fell dead. Humpf
was insane, and was TO have been brought
to the Utica asylum today.
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BILLY AfAuoNE's RAGE.
-HE CHINA MISSION.
NO WRIT GRANTED WALES.
The District Court Holds that He is No
Technically Under Arrest.

The District Court Holds that He is Not
Technically Under Arrest.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE District
Supreme Court, in general term, to-day
passed upon the application of ex-surgeon
General Phillip 5. Wales, Of the United
States navy, for writ of habeas corpus
upon the Secretary of the Navy to cause
his discharge from alleged Illegal arrest,
in which be is held by that officer.
Justice James delivered the opinion.
The court held th at Gen. Wales was only
under technical arrest. The order itself
showed that he was simply ordered to
cOnfine himself to the limits OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia. As matter of fact,
he could 90 where he pleased. and was
at liberty TO leave the city except so far
as he was restrained by rear of the con-
sequences. Gen. Wales was not under
restraint except so tar as he chose TO obey
the military order.
HIS OPTION IN THE MATTER.
He could disobey it and leave as freely
as any person in the District but was
under liability to answer for it. He pre-
ferred, however, TO stay rather than en-
dure the consequences of leaving. IL was
shown, however, that he was not under
that kind Of restraint from which writ
Of habeas corpus would relieve him. That
writ contemplated actual physical re-
stralnt. The application for habeas
corpus WAS accordingly denied. The
naval court martial to-day resumed the
proceedings pursuant 70 the adjournment
Of March Q, for the trial Of Gen. Wales
upon charges Of culpable inefiiciency in
the performance OF duty and neglect Of
Irnf
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-15

NEW YORK, April lf.-The Coroner's
jury. who held an inquest on the remains
Of Joseph Coben, oi Brooklyn, whose
death was attributed 20 over. exerflen in
the six-day roller skating contest at NQdi-
son square Garden, rendered o. Verdicb
81 the tilsct that Cohen died "lrom acute
menlngiUa, aggravated, u not Induced, ~
prolonged excitement ol mind and body
CONSEQUENT unon BIS paftelnntinu instne
6 daysi match p ana Recommended lcgis-
iallon % prohibit owners and MANAGER
ai nnks from allowing ang match or cN-
hIhIilon thar will keep eonfc5tants on the
noof ior longer thnn hours.
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MEMPHIS, April ll--At Union city,
Tenn, Farris (eolored and Freeman
Ward (colored) were hanged at the ialr
grounds This morning at O'Clock, bfla
mob OF masked men numbering about 900.
They belonged 10 q gangot thieves VINO re-
Gently have committed many depreda-
tiOns on citizens OF that place.
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o'BRIENs RIOT NOT UPHELD.
Conservative Irishmen Characterize the
Demonstration as childish.

conservative Ertshmen characterize the
Demonstration as childish.
DUBLIN, april 14.--The Dublin Daily
Express to-day, in commenting on the
riot at Mallow last evening on the oeca-
sion Of the visit of the Prince aud Princess
of Wales, says: ''The chidishness Of the
affair plainly shows that the Nationalist
section of the Irish people, whose doctrine
IS home rule, are totally unfit to govern
themselves"
The irtSb Times, Independent Couserva-
tive, says: "The rioters were imported
from Cork by the Nationalist leaders,"
CoRK's FEvERIsHNEss.
CORK, April 1i.-rhe city Is splendidly
decorated with flags and eyergreens and
triumphM arches in honor Of the Prince
and Princess of Wales. The Mayor has
issued a special proclamation appealing
to the masses to preserve order during
the Princes visit. There is, however,
great excitement, and the police have
been heavily reinforced.
TIE JOURNEY TO CORK.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, on
their way to Cork to-day. received an en-
thusiastic reception at LismOre. In the
counties of Cork and Waterford 800 la
borers presented an address Of welcome.
~ AFNu Aui Nhus III " 0NfIlOlu county,
when the train bearing the party passed
all the vessels in the bay lowered their
flags.
At kllmacthOmas when the royal party
Went by a black dag was hoisted over a
temperance hail. but the Loyalists here
made good demonstration. The Prince
and Princess then went to Curraghmore.
In Cork most of the streets are spanned
by triumphal arches and majority OF
the houses are adorned with flags In honor
of the advent of the royal visitors.
The Prince OF Wales party, while going
to and returning from Curraghmore, were
generally given respectful reception.
Thousands of people are parading the
streets of Cork this evening. Perfect Or
der prevails.
FIGHTING AT CORK.
A procession comprising over 1,000men
marched through the principal streets to-
night with loyal banners flying and bands
playing national airs. Counter demon
strations were organized at various
points by parties of Nationahsts,
and some serious disturbances took
place. Hundreds Of windows were
smashed and clubs were hurled at the
Loyalists, and in some cases the line Of
the procession WAS broken through after
exciting tights with fists and sticks. The
police were at first powerless to restrain
the riot, but reserves were called out and
the course of the procession was after
ward kept clear.
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NEW YORK, April ll.--John A. Nc
Kenzie. canvasser for the Equitable
Life Assurance Company. shot his VIE
and himself at No. 05 Grove street to-
night. Tue pair. who were natives OF
Prince Edward's Island, have lived apart
for some time. Drink and Jealousy were
the causes Of the tragedy.
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BosroN, April iA-Fellow, Shaw &
RAYMOND, Wholesale dealers in boots,
Shoes and rubbers, go Nos. 100 and l6l
Pearl street, have made an assignment TO
n. B. Thayer, of The firm Of tngg, shaw,
Thayer g. Co., OF this city. The liabilities
amount ~ about 100000, and the assets
are nominally in excess Of that amount.
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IN THE SPORTING WORLD.
Macon's Bicycle Races-rhe Events In
the Diamond.

Macon's Bicycle Kaces-Ihe Events in
the Diamond.
MACON. GA, April l4.-In the bicycle
race here this afternoon between John S.
Prince, the worlds champion, and John
Polhill, champion Of Georgia, a halt mile
handicap, Polhill getting thirty yards
start, Polhill won in ~ 2-j. The second
event was a half-mile race, best two in
three, betweenW. j. Morgan, the Canadian
champion, and the celebrated trotting
horse Bismarck. The race was won by
Morgan in 80. The third event was 4
three-mile handicap between John $.
Prince and w. j. Morgan, Morgan having
two hundred yards start. The race was
won by Prince in 0:29 2-5. POlhll lowered
the Southern halt-mile record seconds
They will race again Friday.
ATLANTA OFF FOR AUGUSTA.
ATLANTA. April 14.-The Atlanta team
left for Augusta tonight, 10 cross bat.
with them in the first OF the league cham
pionship series tomorrow. A crowd o
enthusiasts cheered them as the trair
drew out Of the depot. Three Of the mer
are still suffering from injuries received
IN Mondays game with the ChicagOs. NJ
game was PLAYED here to-day.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
WAsuiNGrON, April 1.-THE following
games were played to-day:
Al Sew Metropolitan ., Boston7 2.
Al Pitfsburg- tlO q, Allegheny 4.
AZ Baltm1r m1re-BaltimOre 7, Providence l3.
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LAwTON's APPOINTMENT.
New YOrk's CoIlectorship-China Mis-
sion to so to California.

New YOrk's COtlectOrship-China Mis-
sion to go to California.
WASHINGTON. April 14.-Tbe appoint
ment OF Gen. Lawton to be Minister to
Russia is expected tomorrow. 1t is
stated that the formal opinion of the At
torney General in his favor was read to
the Cabinet today.
NEW YORK's COLLECTORsHIP.
Gen. Marshall T. Mcmahon, of New
York, who is a great friend of President
Cleveland, spent portion of Sunday at
the White House. 1t Is now reported that
Gen. Mcmahon will be appointed COlec-
tor Of the port of New York when Col
lectOr RObertson's term expires.
BILLY MAHONE's RAGE.
Senator Malone is boiling over with
rage because his son. Butler Malone, was
indicted yesterday, for assaulting a col
Ored waiter at Welcker's, under half a
dozen aliases. lie says that only common
criminals are indicted under aliases, and
that his son ought to be treated like a
gentleman and indicted under but one
name. He will appeal to the Attorney
General for some redress. He Will prOba-
bly, get none.
THE CHINA MISSION.
The President has assured ex-Repre-
sentative BudI, of California, that he will
appoint a California man to succeed John
Russell Young as Minister to China.
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LALiBERTAD. April i4.--A basis OF peace
was accepted on April If by San Saliva
dor and Guatemala, and h0stilitles have
ceased. General amnesty has been pro-
claimed and awaits the approval Of the
allies. The plenipotentiarles will meet
IN Acajutla 70 arrange definite treaty
of ponco.
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LONDoN, April 1.-THE correspond
ence between the home government and
the governments OF the British colonies
on the subject OF an imperial federation
has come 20 "a satisfactory conclusion.
Earl Derby, Secretary of State for the
Colonies, will soon introduce federation
hIll I'M Parliament.
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HIs OPTION IN nm MATTER.
WASHINGTON WAITS.
Topics About the Capital Repeated In a
Very Few Words.

very rev WofuAs
WAsuINGToN, April l4.-President
Cleveland has appointed the following
Postmasters: Daniel Kirkley, at Cam
den, S. c., vice Z. II. Brooks, commission
expired; Reuben A. Mitchell, at Opelika,
Ala, vice Isaac Heyman, commission
expired. Joseph W. Nich0l, OF lndlanap-
oils, Ind, has been appointed Law Clerk
Of the Post Office Department, vice John
A. Henry resigned. Mr.. Nichol Is a
brother-in-law of ex-Sergeant.at-Arms
Bright Of the United States senate.
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ghorf'e Trinl,

KANSAS CRY, Mo-. April i4.-Cnpt.
Thomas phelnn states that business matt
tera VIII require bis presence here nf the
time sof fof che trial 81 Richard short 1
Sew York for assault upon him. hut BE
expects u continuance ID be had. Wnerc-
anon ne viii anpcnr later against Short.
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Lnst Hcr scalp md nn Ilar.

CHARLESTON, $. c., April l4.-Miss
Julia Begley, who bad her scalp and one
ear torn OF by machinery Ia a bagging
factory ON March Z, died yesterday. Al
an autopsy held to-day " was discovered
that softening Of the brain bad set IN.
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NEW ORLEANS, April i4.-The judges
for The different classes Of exhibits az tho
exposition are now making awards. ncx-
loan Veterans day win be observed nt
appropriate ceremonies, aud if IS tHneris
cd that Jefferson Davis VIII lie present.
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CHINA's TREATY or PEACE.
The CelestiaIs to Evacuste TOnquin-
Honor for the Pirate Chief.


Honor for the Pirate Chief.
LONDON, April 14.-Dispatches from
Shanghai received this afternoon state
that there is a hitch in the final arrange
ments for the execution of the defnitlve
treaty Of peace between France and
China, owing to some concessions which
China asks and which NJ. Patenotre, the
French Ambassador, refuses to grant.
PATENOTRE TO BE RECALLED.
A Hong Kong dispatch to the Times
states that the difficulty encountered in
adjusting the terms of the treaty of peace
between China and France is found to be
of such a serious nature, that the French
Government are seriously considering the
advisability OF substituting NJ. Bonree
for NJ. Patenotre, the present French en-
YOy TO Pekn, in the negotiation.
TERMS OF THE TREATY.
PARIS, April 1.-THE following tele-
gram was received to-day from NJ. Pa
tenotre, the French Minister to China:
"The O6icidl Gazette, of Pekin, to-day
publishes an Imperial decree ordering the
! execution Of a preliminary treaty Of
| peace between China and France. The
| decree orders the NicerOy of Canton to
send a customs commissioner and man
| DARN to Hanoi to make arrangements
with Gen. de PIsle for the evacuation of
| T0nQuin by the Chinese troops. The Chief
| of the Black Flags has received title
! equivalent to that of Baron, and viii be
made Governor of the Chinese province,
| and will receive large sum Of money to
enable him 10 pay and dis0and his fol-
| lowers"
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A QUIET EVENING.

Gen. Grant during the afternoon and
evening walked several times from his
bedroom to his library, and enjoyed the
company of different members of his fam
lily. At 10 O'clock he retired, and be-
tween that time and midnight tonight
slept in his chair. His cough was not
troublesome. and the secretion Of mucous
was slight. His pulse and temperature
were unchanged, and there was at mid
night a promise for him Of a quiet night.
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Eee a =.

Ser @ouperneur bat eine geIob.
! nunn BON $500 fiir Die 8erbaftuaa be,
Wt6rDer Der Mrs. Dancof unb pbil.
lips ausgefebt.
- S9on tpie6er bat man einer
Mann in Muftin perbaftet, in beiIeu
geftB fi9 blutise Grauenfleiber borfan.
ben. Oiefes Mal ilt es elm Wserifane,
Namens Mortine3. Der Werbad,t,
Worotbaten begangen gu baben, Ibeini
nidt san3 unbegriinbet gu isin, benn in
lelner Wobnung fanben ii6 peridieoene
Wtoroinitrumente unb Saden, bic er
offenbar geifoblen bate.
Dor benz gr9ange 0otel in Bren=
pam f1oB Sobn 5aplor ben BiQ Mlen
0retmal unD bermunoete i'm t0btliA.
an beloen Wtdnnern ioll nitbt piel per.
loren fem.
DE-. MiBle, elm friiberer 8eipobnel
bon San 4ntoniD, Der aber In ben leb.
ten Sabren in upaloe lebte, tpoleIbit
er cine S6afran9 beiaB, 1T BON einem
Wterifaner ytamens Goarifto @erbera
ermoroet tpor0en. Man fanb ylable's
getde nit elmer &opfmumoe unb eiuem
Uteherlti6e am 9alle. Ser M0rber 1T
eniloben unb auf feline grgreifuna bat
Sheriff GaDlor cine Belobnung BON
$500 ausgeiebt.
- Der bor benz Diitrittgeridte in
Taufmann GDuntD itattfinbenbe 8roaeB
gegen ben M6rber Mbams BON Dallas
1T tpleoerum pertagt morben. giner Der
Selalfungs5eugen mar pl6Bli1 berz
ifpunoen unb man fann bieraus erz
teben, melde Mittel anaetuenbet pers
ben. nm einen rei9en 6uuunfen bonn
Galgeu gu befreien.
= 8arrett, Der W6rber bes Gonffable
Oaois bon Bans. 1T eridoiIen porben.
Der Sheriff bate ii9 nit mebreren
Wtdnnern surgerbaftung Carrots aufs
gema6t unb entoedte ibn in einem Sc
bnldbe, aus oem er auf feline YerfoIger
teuerte unb einen berielben perwunbete.
Wtan ma6te oarauf ni6t bieI llmItdnbe
nit lbm uno tootete i'm auf Der STEELE.
Sn 81 paio TT cine Mrt BON reIi=
giotem Wahninn ausgebra6en. Ser
beritdtigte Oiron gBilliams lit babin
gebra6t morben unb bieier Meni6 bat
bas lnbeil angeridtet.
Ser 4potbefer Bob Wsoore in
Gibmonb amiiiirte iid bamit, aug
9inions Salon baielbft binaus auf bic
StraBe au feuern uno eri9oB einen
Garbigen, Der serabe am 6auie porbeis
9ing. Oie Depeibe nennt oas frat
bare Spiel ieues Moore einen nnfaa.
8eorge Munob in Mariban, ber
mad einem Gluse @ebbiibner ft6ob,
pertpunbete brei meiBe, unb stpei fars
bise Mdnner NIT einem S9rotl6ub.
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Mu 8 / a n b.

= Nus paris tpir6 gemel6et, oaf
Der plan bes alien 2eHeps, eine &ieiens
Sotterte gu nftalten, Inn bic Mittel
fur ben Weiterbau bes Banana &anals
auf3ubringen, 9lusfdt auf yerwirflis
dung babe. Our9 ben ginHuB 2elIeps'
bat Ii1 Die Wtaioritdt Der frana1tti6en
Oeputirtenfammer betpegen lafIen, ei=
mem babinbe3iigli6en @eiebenttpurf au>
3uiiimmen.
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bat bor ben @ortes (Nbgeoroneten) Ben
Sreusgib- als @egentin eeleiitet.
= Sn Der Ndbe bon Sold in Oberz
Aegppten baben erneute &dmpfe 3ipi=
f9en brittifden Sruppen uno ben
pHebellen" itatfgeiunoen. gla6 brei.
ltunoisem Sample nabmen bic gng.
ldnoer bag Dorf @innis elm uno ers
oberten bierbei 2 &anonen unb 20
Jabnen (!s) Oie @ngldnber unb lire
dgDptifben 8erbiinbeten batten einen
SerluIt bon 6 SObten unb 24Bertpunbes
ten. Die 0erluite Der Nraber betraqen
mehr als oas Dreifa6e.
= Die neuitsn Radridten, bic aus
Dem Salfan eiatreffsn, berl9ten BON eis
mem entieBli6en 3uftanbe, ber in bei=
ben 0seriagern berri1t. Was Bic Sol
0aten an Gdlte uno Sunger au leioen
baben, finbet in Der Sriegsaeidiebte
tpobl nur Elm Seitenithd in oem 3uae
Nrnolb's nod Quebec. ssiirit Qlleranz
Der bat bereits faft smeimal 10 pieI
geute bur9 Granfbeiten, Suneer uno
Strapa5en perloren, als in Der Snlad)t.
ytur bic W0lfe baben beuer cine fr0bs
litbe Weibnadt i'm Balfan gefeiert.
Sm Saufe Der pergangenen 9Bo6e Iino
nur wenige 5uperldliige gfa6ridten
pom 2riegsi9auplabe getommen. Mtan
nimmt iebt allgemein an, baB Shirt
Ileganber oem Gaaren auf balb.m 9Bege
entgegentommen miro, um bic friibern
frsun5i9aftli6en 8eaiebunaen pieber
ber5uitellen. 8an3 9Dien 1T auf
ben 8rafen &alnotp ungemein ers
blttert, neil man es feiner Dummbeit
ahi6reibt, ipenn Oeferrei6 ieinen @in>
tluB in ben 8altanldnbern einaebiiBt
bat, unb, tpie es ben Mni9ein bat, To-
ipobl Serbien als Bulgarien bemnddit
unter ruffii6em ginfluiie iteben iperben.
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iforbenen @ltetn, le9te er forsiam Bel
Settle, gldttete fie uno f1ob lie in elm
groBes gouuert, bas ct perfieaelte.
Gegen feds ubr trat iein Diener in
Das Gunner. JriB iiberfab nit einem
na@tisen Bid, baB etipas nngep0bns
lidss gef6eben mar, baB etpas llnae=
pognlldes nod gef6ehem iollte.
ufa9en Sic mir Gaifee, 5aqte @eora.
AOer beeilen iie ii@, i1 braud3e sic.
SO oerreife auf Idngerer 3eit. Vaden
sic alles, mas an braudbaren gipilans
5iigen, an Wdi6e uub 70 meter porban=
ben 1T, sufammen.
GriB mar gu tpobIgef6uIt, um lid
eliIe Grage 3u erlauben. gr aehordbte
ltumm unb nit ernfter Wiieue ben 8e.
feble fefnes 0errH. @egen fie6en llhr
nleioete TrtB. baB bic bei6en arosen
Softer gepadt ieien, unb baB CT Sic Wbs
fablts5elt bes 3uges nad Sremen er=
mlttelt babe. I'm a1t llbr perlieB Der
eourier5ug Berlin.
Daun babe i6 aflo gerabe nod 3eit
mid umsufleiben unb auf ben 8abns.
bot gu fabren, faste @eorg.
uno nun mar Der entideibenbe gu.
genblid ba. Der Waaen belt Dor Der
Sblir, bic beioen Goffer tparen fd1on
bon Grit beruntergebrad)t. Georo
bate ieinen 9ellemantel umaehdnat
iinb einen tleinen runben 6ut aufaes
iebt, er belt bic 3af1e nit ben tpeni=
gen Gleinigteiten, bon benen er iid,
ntdt trenten nlo1te, in Der 6anb unb
gtng mod einmal Iangiam fpdbeno, nit
srnlieu, beinabe finiferem Mienen burd)
Die fleiHe WObnung.
pluto folgte inn in bebddtiaen
S9ritien auf ben Geriem. gs mar,
als 90 aud bas f6one 3bier abnte,
0aB ii1 etluas MuBerorbentlides porbe.
reite. Der 9unb mid feinem Serrn
mot bon Der Seite, ffieB ibn DON 3eit
gu ,3eit nit Der Sdnau3e an unb Der-
iu9te, ben groben 2opf suiitben Mrm
uno quite bur6su3pdngen. @eorg
iteB ila nod einmal auf ben Stubl,
Der Der 5bhr am nd9fen ftanb, aieber,
tole erfd0pft. pluto iebte lid, ibm
geraoe gegeniiber unb fab i'm NIT ,lns
enolId) f6mermiitbigen 8liden an.
Ou muBt bier bleiben, alter Gerf
fagte @eorg, inbem er fid porbeuofe
uno NIT Der 9anbHd1e bic breite Stirn
oes S9ieres flopfte. SIS biIft uidts,
mein alter pluto.
Der Dumb berifanb ieinen 6ertn qana
gut. gr fegte nit benz aetpaltiqerl
Shpeif langiam ben 9eppid unb iah
nod trauriger gu ibm auf. ST blieb
aud rubig tiben. als @eorg iidb id)nelI
erpob uHo oas 3immer perlieb. pluto
tpanote ben aopf unb blidte unuers
lpanbt mad Der 3biir, bic eben in's
69lof gefallen mar. nnb in bieier
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:iignirt ipartenben 1aItung pers

refgnirt parten6en 9altung pers
barrte Ct.
GriB pollte auf ben Bod feiaen,
aber @eorg n6tbigte ibn, fid ibm aes
geniiber in ben Wagen 3u ieben.
80 babe nit Sbuen au fpre1en.
Wdbrenb bic Drof6fe benz Babnboi
aufubr, tbeilte @eorg ieinem erftaunten
Oiener nit, baB CT fi1 Don ibm trenneu
mine. ct babe ibm elm gutes 3eua.
nib, bag er i'm Gafen ieines s6reib.
t19es finoen tDerce. ausgefelt. Del
Sufti5ratb Quintus lei beauftragt, ibm
tiir bic nd9iten brei Wfonate bas Sc
bait aus5uaablen; big babin perbe er
obne 3peifel cine anbere STEELE aefuu.
ben baben. Ser ebrli6e BONNER
nurbe bur6 bieie unerpartete Wsittbei=
lung ll1tli1 geriibrt; aber er tpaate
teine Grage unb fagte fein Wort uelfer
ais: gu 8efebI, 9err lieutenant ;
unb er wieberbolte biefe 1orte iebes,
nal, wenn @eorg cine pauie madte.
Den plui0 bringen Sic nit meiuer
&arte, .fagte @eorg langiam, udbrenb
er letnem BDrtefeuile cine Garte ent=
tabm unb in bic redte gde D. D, C.
i1rleb, gu 6rau &atbi Beper in Be.
QiloebranoifraBe. Sic fennt oas aute
2bler uno bate mid gebeten, ibr dele
gsntll1 einen dbnli9en Suno au Sc.
lorgea. Da wirb er's gut baben. =
yieaei9t finben sic ba aud Elm luters
fommen.
gu Befebl, 0err lieutenant.
unb idiiebli9 beiorgen sic nod i'm
Saufe beg yornittags bic beiben Briefe
an meinen Snfel un6 an ben esultiarath
Auintus, teibe finb eilig.
gu Befebl, 6err 2ieutenant.
Der Gabri6ein mar geI6f, bas @e=
pdf mar beforgt, unb nad)oem fd)
Georg in elmer @de beg Waaqons iei>
men plaB aure6t gemadt bate, tpuroe
bic Sblr pom 66aifner seidloRen.
8eorg freuate bic Mrme, in Der f1malen
Geniter6fnung unb nidte ieinem Dieuer
NIT ungewobnter @emhtbli1feit su.
Mlfo sic beiDrgen alles?
gu Befebl, 9err 2leutenaut.
uno pergehen Sic mid nift.
Grib ftanb in itramm militdriid)er
9altung 0a, unb riibrte fein @lieb,
aber feline Iugen muroen feu9t, unb er
pieberbolte:
gu Befebl, 6err lieutenant.
Der 3ug iebte fi9 in 8etpegung.
iSriB mad]te rehtsum un0 blidte bem=
felben lange 3eit mad. Damn febrte
er lansiam mad Der 8arutber StraBe
3uriid.
(Gortiebuns foIst.)