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An oaIet at Ea.t sagInnw.

EAST sAeIS4Y, Miea., August l4.-Rep'
resentatiye 4. B. Barry was arrested in
Saginaw City Just before noon on the ar:
Siyal Of the Jackson train. AT last &C.
counts he had not spceesded in obtaining
bail. Tho charge Is melting conspiracy.
All Is quiet here. @. L. Grant & Go. g mill
to-day decided to take ten hours and Ire
dnctfon OF pay and eleven hogrs and pro-
portionate pay, and nineteen mills ore
now running on eleven hours and seven
On ten hours. ~
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BAITnioHR, August 14.-Archbishop
Gibbons, on Tuesday, at Cape May, re-
ceiyed byspecial messenger from Rome
tiep papal ShuIlsanno ouneingthe eleyattonto
the dignity of Afonsign o. the Very Rev;
Edward a. McCo Colaan. Vicar General OF
the archdiocese OF Baltimore. This Ia the
fifst time that the title Of Monsignof has
been bestowed int this Arch diocese.
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AstorTn.nar.. .ia ea.nll.Iylraa.a.

REApNp, Pa, August 14.-Iast night Q
tremendous cloud blrat over Greenwich
township, this county. 1ttell with terrific
force, washing out fields aud swelling
streams. The schpylkill river to-day %
four feet higher than yesterday The
storm was confined 70 O small section OF
country and lasted only an hour. Joseph
sienele's barr, near Windsor Gestle, Yas
struck by lightning and consumed With
/ tscontetits. Los S. 600 The Hamburg
rolling mill reservoir oyertlewedi flooding
the mill. Atrs. White Of stoney Creek,
was rendered tinconscious by tile lghts
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GEN. anASI,s puRlAL.
Cen. nag eoea Thanh. Teo.e VINO ZOO

Gen. HANCOCK Thanks Those VINO IIooh
Part In the obtequies.
NEw YoRx, August 14.-General w. S.
Hancock having completed the duties im-
posed upon him in connection with the
sepulture OF General Grant issues bulls.
lin thanking in detail the organizations
and commanders, military, naval, veteran,
civic, municipal, etc, that assisted: His
obligations to the members Of his staff are
acknowledged by name, ard the presence
Of General Gordon, OF Georgia, and
General Lee, Of Virginia, is spoken OF as
especially gratifying.
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BosToN, August 14.-1n B,llerica street,
where murder occurred on wednesday
night, James j. Mulligan was found this
morning suffering from two cuts. His
larynx had been penetrated and he died
shortly after. being discovered. There is
no clue To the murderer. ~ .ssE
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oneANlzgp LAyoh,s rErIr1oN
Poran Extra Session Of Congress Especially
for their Relief. - =.

Poran Extra Session of Congress Especially
for their Relief. e
PrrTsnuRou, Pa, August u The trades
organizations throughout the United States
will issue petition to.morrow,requestine
President Cleveland 10 call an extras sts.
sion Of Congress to be devoted exclusively
to consideration OF measuresfo for the relief
Of the industrial classes Of the country and
a revival of business. The petition, after
calling the attention Of the President TO
the general stagnation Of business, says:
dfhe consequences Of this depression are
especially severe upon laboring people,
saall manufacturers and farmers who are
without any reserve means upon which
TO live or pay their debts and save their
homes and small properties from forced
sales. Employers and employed are in.
yolyed in the common disaster, and we
helieve that it Is in the power Of Congress
and the Executive greatly to relieve the
depression by wise legislatiop.p
Il asks that tho extra session be con.
yened on or before the last Monday Of
September, 1885. \
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lMifhant nuriaII Iseteln pay..

NEw YoRK, August A. sanitary in
,spector today found the body oi James
Oliver lcolored ont the second floor OF q
house ON West Thirtieth street. The
mans death occurred seven days go and
the widow had yainly sought money for
burial expenses. The body was buried by
ordered the Hanitayy department,
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wrsrxnS USloN-Dld you speak2
Baltimore ( Ohio Haven't opened my
mouth. t,H
Western Union-oh, thought you were
wanting to sell something.
Baltimore & ohio-Didn't say SO.
Western Union-Yes you did.
Baltimore & Ohio-No I didn't.
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NV YonH's bakers are to parade in fat
ion, Uniform September Z. That will be
rood time for them to explain why they
seII a two.cent loaf of breadfor a cold, cal
rnlsting nickel.
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rf5,o Wbisly seis I'd.

PnIADElrni1, Pa, August i4.-An'
other car load Of Pennsylvania whisky
in crooked barrels was detained to-day BY
internal revenue officials. II was CON,
signed 10 o firm hero. Each day more oi
the whiRky ID found, and II Is asserted
that nearly every rectifer has some Of 1t
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ExPLoRRRs SENT OUT.
NAYAL orFlGERs KIcKINe,
whie,. serves to Remind USTwe Have .

which serves TO Remind UsF~e Have q
ssyy.
WAsuNeroS, August l4.-An order
similar to that recently issued by Secretary
Endicott will shortly be sent out from the
NAVY pepartment. The navy regulations
reo,iire that officers shall serve three
wears at sea and three on shore, returning
at the end OF the latter period TO sea duty.
Complaint has been made BY some OF
ficers that they did not receive Their
full tune on shore. TO rsmedy any
such evil that may exist two
officers, one from the line and one from
the staii, will probably be detailed at an
early date to keep record, showing the
Kind OF work officers are employed on and
the length OF time they have been en-
gagged. When three years: L, shofe No as.g at y
have elapsed the officers will pe sent TO
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WHAT can be the matter with the Mug.
xtnp press Of New York, that the Presi.
snt,thinks 1t Unnecessary to have a straight
mt "a. .pinistralion organ? Has the White
Hou,s been cut of the Mugwump ex-
change lia2
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probablyaHoax.

WASHINGTON; August II "A letter has
been received at the Dead Letten Office
postmsrked Nantucket Mass, August !,
and addressed to Mr.. George T. Trayers.
No. 3il East Amity street, New York. It's
contents are two notes, the first written in
ink and unsigned, tho SECOND IN pencil
upon a small sheet OF MANILA paper.
They are es follows:
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Russia,s proposais for settiomsnt.

PARIS, August ia dispatch Has been
received inithis city from Isl. Petetabarg
stating that Russia has sent England pro-
posals for the settlement Of the dispute
concerning nllcar pass and the positions
commanding II. The jdispatc adds tits
certain that England will accept the pro-
posals. NJ e { Z 4 t3i Is
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This Man 'yNviil aays 70 90.

WAsRiSaToN, August IL. The chargel
sgainstth Republican postmaster at AL
.bion, III, are that he isguilty oflhabitu,
ally using an eartTumpet, and that he re,
Gently said the Demo ocratic party was with
in hall mile Of hell and still kicking.
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rI,einaW. o. ofass.

Clrvr1Axp, O., August i4.-The West.
esn pnisl Telegraph Company's office
was damaged by hrethis morning. The
losa to instfuments and wires VIII reach
- (l.1iI and to The building 5000. The
Mutual Union Office will be used until re-
pairs are made. ~ M
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Germany in zsnslbar. Z

Bsa1IS,, August j ~ ADMIRAL Paschen
telegraphs to-day that lie isnltans Of .zan.
zibar has given unconditional assent to
Germany's claim to- protection over all
the territory occupied in Zapzibar by
German subjects, including that OF Sui
tan Yitu, Germany's friend. The Sultan
Of Zanzibar. has ordered his subjects TO
keep peace with Germany and has with
drawn his troops from thenow rscog ognized
German territory. 4 sfs III (;
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arrK President is entitled to all the
.,.iit thst belongs to the administration, ,"
s,y, the New York Sun. We'll, well.
conu there bO q neater way Of black-ball-
ing man?
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JOus ROACH, according to the assignees'
s.bedules, can pay dollar for dollar and
clean up two millions for his life's labor.
He isn't indebted to Secretary Whitney
for dollar Of it.
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Tur Queen skips lightly over the threat
.,aJ war with Russia. But everybody is
ss,rs 's,T that she knows better. So does
.ha Gar.
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HxLEsA, sIoST August u. The condi.
tion Of Senator Vest, who has beeneutser
line aeutely from a neuralgic malady for
tlie paat few days, Is improved and the
patient at 2 O'clock was able 70 lit UP in
| nod
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NANrrcrrr. MAS, August 8, 1886.

NAhIUNAE1i u 4s|l .Eub w. II y .'7s'' 2 2
A hottie containing the enclosed paper
was found on the beach by two ladies at
Suriside on Tuesday, August ,
ISnniay. July 1877 Yacht fSylph
upset At 4 this morning OF No Man 8 Land.
Jack and Tom Ingersoll drowned. viii
smith and myself have righted the boat
but the sails and cara arc lost, and We arc
drifting out to sea. This bottle and mes
sage goes over ag 9 chance:
.tNo 3ilEaat Amity street, New York.
"Good.by all. pop't expectto see home
aDafn q, - 4 - u asa
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THY GrecIan bend aud the Boston dip
,,a r,,ely seen in Washington official cir
~. ~ now. It has become fashionable to
,.slk Spanish.
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CLEVELAND, o., August u = Cartwright,
Meeurdy & Co.. proprietors Of one Of the
largest Vougsstcyn rolling mills, signed
the Icale { o-day and Will start neEt Mon,
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w7u about two.thirds Of Parliament
ogin scotland shooting grouse, nothing
~ill lost to the country by suspendlng
nsneeedipgs for time.
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LlMA, August II, VIA GALVESTON, TEXAS.
-canta has been occupied by the Cow
eminent troops. The rebels led on their
approach. News from Afequipa states
that great misery prevails there; owing TO
the eSactionsan tyranny pf the Gacerist
authorities. Many inhaljitants are leay-
ing. II 10 said that aSgenefal feeling in
favor OF the Ygleian government prevails
in the central provinces. = fss
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A Fearful state Of 5Aaair. "a oeepada nnd

a Fearful State OF Atairs IA Geenada and
Seville.
MADRID, August l4.-Tn Grenada the
cholera is increasing feariully. In the;
province outside Of the city there have
been reported today 2ls deaths from the
disease and ass new cascs, and iinthe city
2l3 deaths and 455 new cases. Thepopn-
lar agitation against sanitary interferencs,
has been renewed in Seville. The local
authorities lave all fesigned, the shops
are closed, no business Is done and the
scourpe has an nnoh ohstructed field. /.
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snield ID n ,he Ago Of 81.

NEw YoRE, August 14-Carrie Loesch-
man, German woman 81 years OF age,
committed suicide early this morning by
hanging herself at her residence, No. $40
East seventy.seeond street,
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John IsoAchia fiabiltIes aud AIsets.

Nxs YoaK, August III The schedules
oithe assets and liabilities Of John Roach
were filed ttisaiternoon. They show the
liabilities Of elr. Roach to be 81 ~ SI7l 81.
The nominal hszess are stated 10 be 81 ,l0S,-
0ss-sT, and the actual assets 81 i4Si, ,45s Ss'
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LONDON, August H. -sr. Ruskin suffers
from insomania and exhibits alarming
symptoms Of cerebral affection. 4
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A CONSUL on THg: cnoLIRA.

W4sn1NeroN. d. O., August / United
States Consul Mason, at Atarseilles, ina
cable to the Secretary Of State to.dsyi says
that the cholera in that place is Astatic
and very fatal. The deaths number forty
daily. The disease is spreading to; the In
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CHOLERA is putting a girdlc round the
.,ons n travels as fist as steam and
s ;.O'. much behind the lightning.
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c,,,v,:.IoyER sQvIRE's horrible verses
=. Gr,pt have already driven him to the
verge Of Immortality.
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ONO oPoL1r1cs.
ghaIma,al pselle.. . . Ia.eIylevee

Thurman Declines 10 be Interviewed
HondIy Criticized by Sherman
CoLUMBus, August 14.-Judge Allen.G
Thurman was interviewed last evening a
to the truth or falsity Of the report that be
recommended Pendleton for a Cabine
position and the latter had, after recon
ciliation with Senator Payne, endeayoret
to make tho President believe Thurman
would not accept Cabinet position. He
refused 10. say definitely whether it wa:
true or false, but 50 far as he could rcmem
Der he had never had any conversation
with Pendieton In regard to- Cabinet
position. AS to recommending Pendleton
Tor mission, no could not with propriety
gay anything, as he considered IT ptl-
Hate matter between Themselves.
Senator Sherman met Judge j. B. For.
aker, candidate for Governor, at the head
quarters in this city last night, and they
had q conference In regard to the work oi
the campaign. In the conference
with the Executive Committee 1t was de-
cided to do nothing until after the Demo
cratic Convention next week. Sherman
said he would take apersonal interest In
the caupRiyn, and would make his first
speech at Mt. GileAd. In conversation ne
expressed regrets that Ohio was not better
represented ut the Grant-ossequies, and
was inclined to censure Governor Hoadly
for not being present. He thought this
would have It's effect in the campaign In
case the Convention next week should
name Hoadly.
oFINTEREsTTo INSURANCE MIN.
Tho Rights of General Agents not 10 be
Iuts9fsred with.
CtScISXATE, August l4-A decision OF
interest to insurance companies was len-
dered in the United States Court by JUS
tice Matthews to day, in asuit broushtby
the Fire Association of Philadelphia,
against John H. Law & Co., insurance
agents Of this city, for money due. In
the answer aud cross petition OF John II.
Law & Co., It Is stated that they were until
recently general agents for the Phila-
delphia c5mpany for the States OF Ohio,
Indiana, West Virginia and a portion
ca capacity aSIsets they had established a
valuable business in this territory
which tile Fire Association now threaten
to destroy. They, therefore, raised the
question as to whether they could be dis.
turhedsin the possession OF the good will
and business represented by thesub.agen-
cies they had established by the
recent action OF the Fire Association in
requesting their sub agents to deal directly
with the home Fire Association instead Of
through their circutt agents as formerly.
The Justice decided that ]. Il. Law & Co.
could recover damages against the assccia-
tion.
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r.m politics will be cut high in the
,.sE s in honor Of the era of reform.
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OLE glEteNi5gkafaG:.

oaess So.. 10 and - fourtesn.h street.
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NEWS FRoN[ ALAsKA.

Tho Official Report OF Capt. Heaiy, OF the
t Cofwtn.
wAsHrSeToS, D. G., August lathe
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury has re-
ceiyed a report from Capt: Hcaly, COM
manding the revenue steamer Corwin, in
regard to his cruise in Alaskan waters.
The report is dated Port Clarence, A. T.,
July 10. Lieut.. Benham aud two seamen
were left on Otter Island early in the
cruise for the protection Of seals, reliev-
ing Lieut.. Cantwell from that duty.
No oeyidence Of Illicit trade was found
among the whaling vessels.
VESSELS LOST.
Information was received Of the loss in
the leo Of thebarks Napoleon and Gazelle
in latitude COZ, 3V north, and longitude
| 177o, 2Ot east. AlItheir boats were manned
by the respective crews, and an endeayor
made 10 reach place OF safety over the
ice. Two Of the boats were lost aud all on
board, numbering eighteen persons, per.
ished. -Four OF the men in the other boats
were frozen to death. The steamers Bal
lava and Thresher and tho barks Allan.
tic, Arnold, Dawn, Young PbWnix and
Eliza we're also badly damagedbylce. The
agentsot 81. George and st. Paul report that
! no raaraudingyessels have beenseen SO far
this season.
EXPLORERS SENT OUT.
The natives Of Cape Prince OF Wales
and on the Dlomede Islands were
found peaceful and thriving. At Hathan
inlet Lieut.. Cantwell and three men weEs
dispatched with the steam launch TO ex:-
reach its headwatera. Another expedition
was dispatched under secoud Assistant
engineer Mel Lenegau to explore tho Noy-
aiae river. Successful results are expected
from both. :.
July s nothing had been heard at
Hatham Inlet Of the tchooner VIKING, nav "
| ing on board the naval expedition under
Lieut.. Stone. The Gorwin will extend her
crnisa 10 Kotzebue sound.
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In SpEingHellg, Mich., one d Detroits 9
suburbs, the body Of an unknown man
about 10 years old was found lying in Q
ditch yesterday The body was much
bloated and decomposition was rapidly
setting in In the back of the head We're
found -four bullet holes aud near by was q
loaded revolver. Itisthought murder
was committed elsewhere and the body
carried 10 the ditch.
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OVERWHELMING.

PaElIament vas then pIorogaed! uatil
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First Comptroller Durham says he is
not exactly sttiEtied with Commissioner
Lorine' explanation Of his accopnts, and
unless he can offer better reasois for ex-
pend for seed etp1 than have yet
beea submit tied the compt oller will have
10 refer the case 10 the Solicitor OF the
Treasury for the institution ol legal pro,
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Seuer anTeste, 70 baB Elm GbeiI SsFeIben
EN- &anb Der 5lammei uurbe, III ipeeen
Srancttftuns 81 1idbriser @efdnenis.
fffQfe perurfhefIf rnorNs,,
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1aSGanotf1e 5sadsrtAten.
&Ssstss ~atrGnsanbHrS.

Berlin. Sn ieiusr gale I'M @es
idneniB AItsM oabit er6dnets fi9 Der
0anbelsmonn 8arI Riets, bisber Reue
5ciebri5frase 5 uno 6 u~obubuft, Der
6ei4uloiat uar, IN @emetnidaft NIT feis
uer 3ubdltertu, elmer unDerebeIi4ten
S4iaer, ietne ie5s Sinber nit Rotte1s
aft aus Der @eIt sefGaHt gu ba5en.
8otsbam. Die btsf9en poIi;siIis
a.u ginri5tuuseu werben seseuwdrtis
BON pier iapanii9en geamten bis in bic
~tIetuffen Details fubirt; bic i3lisdu9is
oen SrIeutaIen baden IN etuem bteftsen
botel Quarter ssnOmmen unS bessbeu
Ids uuter AuIeifuus zines ibnen Dom
BcrItner BoIi,eiprdfbium seffeaten De
Iettsmaunss tdati@ NIT s16stsr RaHtt'
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A6trnNref,


Rprbernep. Sci fnrtem Gee
aanqe tsnterte nidt nett uou Der Smell
entfernt cine biefse S9aIuppe unb ous
pier SuiaHsa ertranten, bdrunter Der tn,
CONNER am 8nbsffranb aIs S5wimuer
aneetelIte Slider SObamn Weber.
Sarfebt. S9ou felt utebreren
5aaen bat bas So6wafer Der Snnerfe
unb Seine ca. 700 Worseu AferIanb tn
6ieIiger 5eIomnrt untel @a6er geieSt.
Die 8erbinbune nit rem Ba5nbof uno
Ger 5uderfabrit 1T poGifdnbis absefdnits
teu..
rnaIi6ss unb 9ranbfdne. SIM Rails
bergwert BET Biensnbure ffirste Der
9eIemann @intler in einen Q m. tiefei
S4o9t uno erIo9 ben er%Iittenen 8ers
Iesungen, IN 9Gnnopsr ffdrbsn zines
pi6sIt4en EoSes Der Stubirenbe Der
Ebier5:iItunhe Mor Rrusta aus Robp1in
unb Der AIbeiter @eore S4ulse aus
Dennigfen, Eel Reuentlr5en ertraut IN
Der ReIem Der SdiTer @ba SeIri9 aus
SbIienporib unb i'm 9rabeu bes @eIfen:
aartens III Damn per fanb Der arbetteT
6einri@ Sorf ieineu Cob ebeufans bur4
grtrinten. Gu Qo9tum brdnnte bds
9eb5ft bes Setonomen Braubes nieber
unb IN R5rten ruurSe bic @osanfaH Der
2udsrfabrif bur@ 5suer serffbrt.
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6uIbd. Sn Der Nonrilie bes Sabns
orbeiters Neagnus Sduritt gu Reueubsrg
Rnb binuen wsuieeu Sasen pier Rfnfer
IN 5oLae Der D'ptberitis sefforbsn; an
Dem Anftommen ces finften Stunes ptIo
as,uetfsIt. Die Trau nno hos dltette
Riub Iisesu ebsufa1s an oiefer 6rantbett
earnieeer.
6anau. Der 8farrer 3eBler I'M
noben Sedba6, ueldsr tirtIi4 6ur4 ets
men Sturs pom Wasen ueruuglndte, l'egt
np6 tnuier IebeusoefdhIIt9 tranf oar'
nie6er. Or bot 19 &tppeu gebro5en
unb anssrbem SerIesuusen am &opf srs
Iitteu.
s6maItaIben. Sier if bic
Tri&inofe ausssbro&en. gs IisssH ani
9ett Q Berfeueu baruieber. Dts UsPsros
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NlB III II9.
Gin grocer llnsliGsfau uar i9uib,
bas er es uerrieth ; i'm Sdmerse fno bic
6er;sn mittbeiIiamer. Der Warquis DON
Bsaulieu nal plosIi9 eeffcrbeu. Dieter
2ebemann ueriduaHo 9ebeiuIntbuou
a I'anglaise aug hiefsr WeIt. Or mar
ni9t trant, er b6rte bIoB gu Ieben auf.
Wan fanb ibn toht in ietnem AIbeitsta;
birett, mo- er in bep Atten zines Bro3eis
les bIdttern woate, ben er gegan Set
tenUonbte in England fibrte. 0ieie
ungeDobnte A,beit mar ibm ui3t 9eluns
gen.
Die asrste, ueI9s aqes prdcis be-
ifinmen uno nidt auss6en woien, baB
man ii9 ibrem Ausipru6 eutiiebe, felbit
6eim 5terben nidt, ~ertIdrten. baB her
Wearquis infcIse bon Berfung elmer
BuIsaoer usri9iebsn fei.
Die Rlnbfrcunbe f9ltteIten rem RrpF
uno meiuteu, baB Der quite 8saultsn
aeenbet babe ME Mornp, perssb,t, per
braunt bur9 fem ausi9Ueifenoes 2eben.
@euiB III, bas man ni6t unseitraft
cine Gr.ffens fdErt, Die es Ter
Marquis felt finfunb;wansig Sabren
setban. Before @msepsibte bsbaupte'
ten, bas bic INN zines Cages pom iei'
rem 0~te9tsanwaIte ssnla9te gntbeduns,
bab iein 9erm59en big auf ben lsstsu
Sou uerbrau5t isi ben lei9tfnnisen
8erf1wenber ebenio fiber setoptet babe
ME renu i'm cine Rusel tns 6ers &C.
trofen bdtte.
Die 5au1tIie bes Marquis bei9dftisti
f3 ni9t nit Der grsrinOuns Der rlrfa
den bieiss pIosIt&en E~obesfdaes, IT
ba9te nur ans Wst1len, henn Gsrr Dol
BeauIieu wurbe pon ben Seineu seIieb
xns gea@tet, ais ware er bas Dnfe'