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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
Waiting, still Waiting.

BERLIN, Aug. S0.-The German gorc,
ment is still awaiting the reply I'D
Spanish government TO the popos.A
refer the Carolines question to ahl,
ton. No official news of the hoistln.
the German flag over the Carolnes i
been received by the German goen
mcnt. 1t is believed, however, iha
has been hoisted at Bathonia and Poua
The North German Gazette says ia
book on the subject is being prepared
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
Tho Mnl.up poisIning Cn,e.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Aug. 80.-ProfcsSor
VIM. Jones, chemist of this city, has
completed the analysis OF portion of the
remains of the late j, II. Walkup of En-
poria, KS, sent here for examinations
and forwarded his report which will be
made public at Rmporla tomorrow
Mr.. Jones being interviewed tonight de-
clined to say anything about the result
OF this Investigation, but it is pretty au-
theptically learned from other sources,
that evidence of arsenic was revealed
Being questioned regarding his opinion
OF the theory which has been advanced,
that MIR. Walkup might have died from
the effects of arsenic contained in the
submtrate otbismuth, administered him
by the attending physician, the professor
thought such theory n plausible one.
AWAITING rIiE ANALYSIS.
EMroRIA, KAN, Aug. S0.-The com
munity has been in suspense all day
awaiting the announcement OF the result
OF the chemical analysis by Prof. Jones
of Kansas City, in the walkup case. The
report has beeniorwardcd by registered
letter and Is now In the postofllce here.
1t will be delivered 10 the coroner to-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
HnnInn Nnnts to Row.

NEW YORK, Aug. SO.--Edward Haas
has sent a note to the Turf, Field q
Farm in which he proposes three rcAH11
races, each three miles, with tnn
$1,000 or upwards, each one, llahaj
against Courtney within six weeks y
with Peter Conley on the day iollcuH
and one double scull between n'a-
and mate against Courtney and tcar1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
ANOTHER FICIIr ARnANoED

ClSciNNA1I o., Aug. 3O.-Billy
o'Bricn, McCaitrey's. manager, last night
displayed receipt for $1,000 forfeit
money, now in the hands of Harry Wei
don, sporting editor of the Enquirer, for
prize fight with bare knuckles with j..
l.. sullivan time and place TO be here
after arranged. Both Mccartney and his
manager expressed confidence in the
ability of the young Pittsburgcr to down
the champion In the future encounter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
An Egyptian Conference.

LONDON, Aug. 8).--lt is reported II
the Turkish government has comlkis
proposals for discussion with slr d. 4
WALTZ on II basis of England'S immcda
evacuation of Egypt. The grandIla
and his party are in favor Of ihtShl
drawal of the English and are opposdl
any Joint occupation of Egypt. Assia
of the ministers are inclined to meeih
gland half way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
noAr nACE.

CoNsrANriNorLE, Aug. 3o.--An inter
natlonal boat race took place to-day be-
tween crews from the various men of war
In the harbOr.
The cutter from the United States
steamer QuinncCbou was victorious. The
race was witnessed by the officers of the
steamer, United States Minister Cox,
Consul General Heath and most of the
members OF the American colony and by
u large crowd of spectators, who mp
plaudcd and congratulated the vlctors,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
JEFFERSON.
snccIal to tho Ganettc.

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEN, Aug 80. Henry King,
colored, charged with robbing man of IL
check for SlS5, was arrested here ycstcr-
day. Two charges were preferred against
him one for theft and one for forgery.
The check was made payable to order,
and he forged the endorsement.
He waived preliminary examination
and his bail was set at 5000 in each case,
in default OF which hc was committed to
mil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
snnin orcnnle. Ynn

MADRID, Aug 20.-Spanish troops have
occupied zap and the Paloas islands
Count Won Sclm Sonncwalde, the Ger
man minister, had conference with
King Alfonso to-day. He assured the
king that the German government was
anxious to settle the dispute over the
Caroline islands in friendly manner
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
A Dincult Task.

CoNsrANrINopLE, Aug w.
sultan objected to the clause
queens message stating thai y
operation of Turkey in Egypt vs. VA
sirable and another word was ~, w.
for cooperation. These u .',.,n
caused some delay. Even N w,
from conservative sources aull'' y. 4.
Henry ID. Wolff has a dlllicu'
fore him here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
WOOD COUNTY.

Special to the Gazette.
MNEoLA, TEX, Aug. 30.--Somc com
plants here from worms but it is only
from Il few persons scattered here and
tacre and is not general, We will make
fully an average crop of cotton, besides
grain and other crops were never better.
Our people are investing in machinery
and improving their farms, going right
ahead in developing the strength of this
country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
Anti.Gormnn pemonstralIou.

BARCELONA, Aug, 30.-A public na'
ing was held here to-day 70 Fv'S
against the seizure of Caroline isAss 4
Germany. The populace demaaan =. =.
II Spanish flag be hoisted on inc wv ~.
ment building,and became enfasea v, v
the authorities refused to conlpn <, x
their demands. The main door \
building was set on fire by the mV. W. z
the militia had to be called out loHFs
order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
DALLAS.
How the Beer Gardens We're Neglected
for the Churches. Disguised
Serenading Party.
A Murderer Captured---The Daily Quote of
Suicides and Incidents personals,
NewsNotcs, Etc.
Special to the Gazette.

DALLAS, TEN., Aug. 30.-Thc pleasant
rains of the past few days has made the
atmosphere cool and delightful, and the
citizens Of Dallas took advantage of it to-
day and turned out 10 the various churches
In large numbers, thing they do only
under the most propitious attending cir
cumstances. At the temperance meeting,
which took place at the Christian Chu
this afternoon, there was good attend
uncc, and the exercises, consisting of
music and addresses, were much enjoyed
by all present.
NUMEROUS ARRIVALS.
There was Il large influx of arrivals in
the city yesterday land to-day, and the
hotels are almost overrun with the
ubiquitous travelling man and the ques-
tloning tourist. Ninety people registered
at the Grand Windsor yesterday, and the
other hotels were proportionately patron
lied. The Immense travel is regarcd here
rs an unfailing sign Of the return of good
times, and the people of the city, and
also the strangers within our gates, all
seem jubilant over the prospects of a
great revival of business and an unc-
qualed fall trade.
FAILED TO SHOW Up
The Corsicana base ball club, adycr-
tiscd to play here to-day, telegraphed that
they could not come, greatly to the dis
appointment of the Browns and the lovers
of the game generally
WASTED SWEETS.
A party of young men out scrcnading
the other night, drew up in front of the
dwelling of well known citizen, the
father of two handsome and popular
daughters, who move in the highest circles
of Dallas society. After tuning up their
Tyre and regulating their voices, they
warblcd II lot of songs about My love
and n determination to pitch their tent on
the same old camp ground, and about
various and other matters. A dim light
shonc out through the shutters when the
music begun, and as II progressed the
light was turned up by an unseen hand,
the shutters were thrown open by the
same power made visible and the boys
sung yet more Swcctly aud the Tyre
twanged vet more harmoniouslv rs Che
boys imagined two pairs of lovely eyes
pccring out through other shutters two
pairs of shcll-llkC ears strained to catch
the limpid sounds, and two hearts beat
ing In unison with the muSic'S cadence.
Vbor thn .,n,,y ,,.,,. al .r,,, ,,I ,L..
t,anh,Jo,r, - I g." s""S "i'u a ,n'
onn ~ thor,' so,,. " sIod ". 81 ill.," ,G %m"st
th" Ior,rIi,,,t Wv nr 'm i"'' c "t"""t +,
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sou. ,.'i' "a ~, n'"u ~ .nlust tn'oush tlle
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pu,,'anS ".n'voh,,uIe, NV 'ne olot VI
NV DIV man thu'iNs Ihc youn9 Hehllr-
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II pro,,, inHS &c -, u,.,,,..,
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ulIlNNN III lHt tlIy lHlS lnbGnlng, ana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
Tho Wabash noycot, stands.

81 Lours, Mo, Aug, 3o,-A dispatch
from Sclalia, Mo-, contradictS the report
sent out from there last night that tcle-
gram had been received from Secretary
Turner OF the national committee of the
Knights of Labor, directing Chairman
Drew To raise the boycott on the Wabash
and Missouri Pacific roads.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.

Special to the Gazette.
LIBERTY Hill, Ten, Aug. 30.-Crop
prospects are very good in this county,
Notwithstanding the very dry weather for
the past few weeks. Cotton will average
a half-balc'pcr acre We also have an in
crease in acreage, which insures us one
third more cotton than last season.
Grain was never better. Five bales of
cotton so far have been sold here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
PARkrn Co.,
special to the Gazette. o'NTf.

Special to the Gazette. Nih.
WEATnnnfoRD, Tx. A..
tween 3 and G o'cloct aus' S.~a
heavy rain fell, which tro,' '' !, e'eaas
ance OF the clouds must y 'ue an,
In this section. The ra,,' y very ~.
OF the 27th was only local ny IVY lAs ssl,'
OF the county not getting .n many lcts,
a lively demand forturnIp - va Inn
ing for wheat win begin = w S,sa and y,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
CAss COUNTY.



ATLANTA, TEN, Aug. 29.--The cotton
crop, which few weeks ago promised to
be the largest ever raised in this county,
has been cut off by drought and boil
worms at least one-half, although we cx-
pect to ship Il great deal more cotton this
season than last
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
SP0RTING,'
Contra Challenges Between Sullivan
and McCaIirey-The Terms They
Oiter and Demand.
Coney Island Rnces-licgattn nj CONSTANT
nople-Nnnkee Tnrs Nictorious-Hnn
Ian Challenges Courtney.
rrrzE r1Gmr IN NEW yonK.

NEW loRG, Aug S0.--A prize fight
took place at nm early hour Saturday
morning, at East Chester, between Pete
Mccoy and Billy Mcintyre, for $3.50 u
side. About forty sporting men from
this city, among whom were Paddy Ryan,
collected around the ring. Only one
round was fought, Mccoy winning the
llght cnsilY. lie punished Mclntyrc hndly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31

on the contrary, win ~. -.
several respects. /, p,oss kh4s,
vent The cotton from sb "a, hai !,
more, will put a good sasuolng M
ior tu.lirnip-sowing, also I Tas lls u
importantly for plowipy NV, what 1 Y.
ing, which ought TO bes,n aod Ehes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
PALO PINTO COUNTY.

SpCcInI 70 the Gazcttc.
MINERAL WELLS, TEX, Aug. 30
Fine showers have fallen all over this
county and the farmers claim that cot
ton crops will yet make Il heavy yield. A
farmer living on the Brazos four miles
west of town, says he counted one hum
dred well grown boles ON one stalk on
his farm, IL being an average of his whole
CrOD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
The German-spnnish NoF'il'll'',

BERLIN, Aug. 50.--lt is runiV'S Z,
the recent Anglo-German pa'A
mcnt comprised mutual declai' m
regard to the Carollnes y KIM Z J,
that Spanish commission llas ' N n
in reference TO the Carollnes. ,s,sr,ss.
tiations between the two so oe,.sll
are entrusted to the SPANISH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
nIONTAGuE COUNTY.


Special to the Gazette,
Bowie, Ten, Aug. O,-Yesterday af-
ternoon brought another heavy shower
TO Bowie and neighborlng country. To
the east and south n few miles II rained
longer than ut this immediate point.
This second rain viii do no HARM but,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
A Coming Cornnntinn.

LONDON, Aug. SO,--Adviccs from Iicrat
say that the ear will visit Merr in 1856,
In the autumn, and will go thence to
SamMrica to be crowned emperor of Cen
trail Asia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
WILLIAMSON cnuNrY.
Special to the Gazette.

0IVNINI 10 ITIt UNkNTTV.
TAYLOR, Ten, Aug. 80 Farmers are
all happy, as we have had splendid
rain, which will increase the cotton aver
age.
Everything works smoothly in railroad
circles
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
BELL COUNTY.

Special to the Gazette.
ROGERS, TEN, Aug, 30.--Thcrc was Il
fine rain fell here yesterday and continued
during the night. Cotton will be much
benefited thereby.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
WIZ NE Did II.

LONDON, Aug, S.-lnp ss,,,.Ars|
Herat, being offended al Tue - ~, y
mission because they refused Y &, y
money that he had asked iol ,,v ~ thsi
commissioners letters, iesi"7
behavior would be repor'eu'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
CLAY COUNTY.

Special to the Gazette.
BELLvrE, Ten, Aug. 8O.-Wc have had
good rains for the last few days, reviving
the grass and giving plenty OF stock
water.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31

rApstln County Tlme'i

The total revenue Of Ins m q Vts
sources for 1884 was Ss, 800 so;. II "
the liquor dealers paid s -.sIpls 4 !
one-third of the total rev. prollslp,l
state. Consequently, aorId =
should rule, our revenue, snd to n
minished by near one-hal'' ,lsn w
this diminution olhsia ,naly lpdsss'
values must be correspondent !.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
CHERoKEE COUNTY.

Special to the Gazette
RusK, TEX, Aug. 3O.-Cotton pickers
are in demand The Aeecy staple is
opening very rapidly
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
JONES COUNTY.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
ANsoN, TEX, Aug. 2s.--Wo have had a
fine rain and the prospect is very good
for more tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31

VIENNA, Aug. S0.-'rhc political CORE
spondence says the Egyptian government
has ceded the custom-house M MnsSowah
to Italy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
CoRyELL COUNTY.

Special TO the Gazette.
CAPERA's CAVE, Ten, Aug. Cove
had heavy rain here Friday evening and
strong Indications of rain tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
WEATHER AND CROPS,
Confined Cheerful Reports Of Rain
and Crop Prospects from
All Points.
Corn and Cotton Doing Finely--Picking
the Latter Fairly Begun-Pick-
ers in Demand.
sCuRRY COUNTY.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
SNYDER, Tx, Aug. 2s.--P Plentiful
rains have fallen during the past twenty
four hours.
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JOHNSON COUNTY.

Special to the Gazette
CLERuRNE, Ten, Aug. 30.-A heavy
rain fell here last evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
WEATHER Rrpon.

!, the cotton beltwcather repo,. i,
showing The maximum and mI Sh~ IN
perature, also the rainfall s g..
twenty-four hours is as follow 70 Nd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
INDIcAr,o,.

w a. Aug. all
the the West Yes Gulf states, slipbn s's--''s
weather, generally nortbcrjv N,h,,
coming variable. 10y Wind y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31
DENTON COIrNTN.

Special TO the Gazette
Pnor POINT. Ten, Aug 30.-Thc
weather is warm and showcry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31

Every frst-class dealer .I, ss'i lnlti
cigarettes. Avoid injurious
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31

h. W. Cave OF Houston, treasurer of
The Central road, and G. A. Archibald.
cashier OF c. w. Israel 4 Co.'s bankmg
house OF Henrietta, Wichita and Harold,
are IN the city, the guests of the Binkley
house, '"''S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31

Judge ownins, of the North Texas col
lege, and Prof, Nash, of sherman instl-
tute, have both returned from travelling
IN me interest of their schools, and report
nrlght prospects for large attendance
tne coming year. Several pupils have
already arrived and the faculty will be
ready for business when the session
opens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-31

\ SUICIDE,
James Kennedy, a Canadian wagon
maker aged 80, suicided last night Mt
McAdams' clearinghouse by the NOR
phinc route, He had been Respondent
Tor several days.
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@esp, ,@nrfer 0aArtG,te,t. .

Newzgort, 8. Sttober. - 66. San
gOulb, Gniien Gage, SEQ. s. @OulO, u. 6.
6opfinS unb Gapitan SbadiOrO reiiteu bente
BON bier ab, mn cine SnlpetttOnStour iiber
Die ,,Niifiouri 8Gcific' SGbn" unb aubere
iiioweItlidre 8ahnen, beren banptahlt4te
atticnGre iie iinb, gu MAIDEN.
-9S. $. SteOeder lieB beute, tpdbrenO
er fi6 anf bem 2Se9e mad benz pSerOmes
8urfen befanb, I'M ben bOrti9en 8ettreuHeu
bei,umobnen, cine 8rieftaife, welfe $500
in Santnuten entbielt, Suiaai9 i'm Sabnmag=
aon lieaen. Gr bate seraOe cine tleine
&ed,nuHa besablt unO Die Srieftai9e neben
iid) auf Sen Sit sele9t. 9Is er balO mad
Sem Qusfteigen Suriidtebrte, I'M bas @elo
III holen. mar boiielbe ueridwuuoeu.
= SIM 8efinben Ses Sar6iuals Mc@loSteg
1T feline groBe &erduOeruug eingetreteu.
Gpat heute GbenS nareu bic aerste Der IN.
fft, 6aB Der srante Aeute gta9t ntf)t ter
ben unS pieneift nod 48 Stunoen Iebeu
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Gie Mlnffprn.

0iontreal, Gue., 8. Nftober. - Die
beige y2Obntutiher, llnion" bat beidlOTen,
baB ale Wiitglieoer Der Qhociation itd) unS
ihre 6amilten tmpien laiieu miiiieu, ipenH ite
ibrer 0ied)te als Diit9lieOer nt6t perlultig
geben mouen. @eltern ftarben in Woutreal
Uuo ben &orIGeten i'm 9anSen 43 Berioneu
all ben 8latteru.
Suebec, s. Sftober.-Sieben @rfranz
luneen unb elm 9obeSiau an ben Slattern
iinb 81 G8counlis, elmer ab9elegenen Srt,
idait am n0roliheu llier 6e8 ct. Qaprence=
6lEiieS, 16O 0ietlen iuBabpGrtS BON bier,
eingetreten. 9rei grfranfuusen peroen aus
2orette uno cine aus ct. Sauoeur beribtet.
3rei Meni6en itarben pabren0 oes DtOnat8
September Su ct. Yacome al ben Slattern.
&ue obigenSrantbeitSfdle mur6en au80tOnts
real ein0eidleppt. Die Wuni3ipalz zSeb0rOe
BON 8eGupOrt bat frenge MaBregeln getrofs
fen, nm bic SeudIe pom0gli9 ab5Umebren.
Detroit, W}in., s. Sttober.-0ie Diff
3iere uno 0tanntait beS S6rauben0am-
piers p@uba" aus Montreal, ruel6er bier an
le0te, I'M Goblen on BOro III nebmen, iino
bter quarantGntrt norben. gS bat fd ber-
au8geItellt, oaB Swei NfatrOien iene8 Tabrs
;euqe8 inuerbalb Der 6rei letteu gSOfeH al
SEN Slattern erfranften. Der cine Grante
nurbe ;u Chicago unb ser auOere 81 ct.
GATHERINGS ans Gan0 geld)ldt.
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Der Qent(6e Correspondent.
arn,tspfiimes pia Canada .

Sttama, Sut., s. Sftober.-9e MOli'
nori, nelder on Der Spite Der Delegation
ifebt, bic Sur 3eit Canada bereiit, GuBerte iib
iiber bic frans0iii6en Bableu babin, buB Die
Grfolae Der Nouar4iten, ielbit penn iie 10
beSeutenb. ruie beri6tet, iein iOaten, Die 5fez
publit nidt seiabrben. &uOltale, 9tOnardi-
ten unS anSere SrattiOnen hdtten iif gege1
bic 0iesisruug perbunOen 9ebabt. 9aS SOlt
Ilabe ferner Die @ele9enbei benutt, nm einen
8rotsft gesen ole in ben lehten Sabrsn BON
Ser 0fesisrnns befolste nnbeiloOlle SOlOniuI.
VoIitif ein,nleser. Die @rOberuug bon
&onsiins nnb 9tuOusustar lei in 8rantrei4
ME popular sepeien. aber abgeieben BON
all' 8ieiem, lei feline @eiubr uOrbanoen, 6aB
Die Yarteien, be fid tiirSlid gesen SaS 0tiz
niIterium pereint, aud auf bic 9auer 5uiamz
men sebeu iperbeu, nm bic &epnblit 5u itiir-
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mavor mnS ct : waaDor i'm stseit.

Qouis0iIle, S1., 8. Sttober. - SIN
Stabtgerifte tpuroe beute bur9 eiuen bonn
@rsMapor Charles 3. Sacob auf ben gegeus
mGrttgen Ma1or >. Sooter 9{eeo gematlten
angrlff einige Abme68lung in ben langpei=
Iigen @ei9dfts9ang gebradt. 0tanor Jteeo
hattie iid seweigert, fir etren inter SacOb'S
aominiifration uergebenen@O @Ontraft 81 beSabs
len, uno bebauptete, oerielbe iei unregelmdz
6tg uno un9iiltig. Sacob Iagte bierauf:
pa0er @Ontratt mar elm iOl6er, tpie ibn ieOer
ebrlife Mann bejablen unO gegen mel6en
fein ebrli6er Rann @inpano erbebeu Mir
BE-" @roBe 4uire9uua entltaub, uuS ais
6eeo fragte, Ob iene Gemertung auf ibu gez
miin;t lei, ermiOerte Sacob ria" unb ueriette
sugleif 6rn. 8eeO Smei Sauitidld9e auf 0ie
S6ulter. @be es 5u petteren Sbdtli9teiten
fonnlen fonnte, tuuroeu Die StreitenOeu ges
trennt. @rs Wn1or SacUb leiltete oem Sc
ri6t Gbbitte uu6 beSablte $3 Strafe. Nad.
benz beioe Serren bas @ebGuoe uerlaiIen
batten, na9te SacOb abermalS einen 4ugriff
auf 8eeo, tpuroe ie6od BON anoeren Wdu<
nern surIdgsbulten. @r neigerte fif, Die
Qutoritdt bes Yolt;ei=GbefS 8baleu, tpelfer
ibn perbaften molIte, an5uertenHeu, ergab
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