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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26
State News.

Senator A. p. Williams left Fairfield
for his California home the 18th.
Masked men robbed farmer near Cal
ais, Thursday night, of $1,000.
A large Freshman class is expected at
Colby this fall; among the number will be
two coored students from Washington.
Fish Commissioner Stanley, and two Of
Professor Bairds men are looking after
landlocked salmon propagation in Crooked
river.
James Harvey of Biddeford was run
over by a Boston and Maine train and killed
near Old Orchard the 18th. He was in,ox-
ieated.
Professor William A. Rogers. Of Colby
University, has been elected q member Of
the American Association Of Microscopes
Rev. Albert c. White pastor Of the
Unitarian Church at Watervile. enlisted as
a drummer in the 9th Ohio infantry in 1861
at the age of Q years and one month, and
served five months. It's claimed that he
was the youngest soldier OF the war.
Charles b. Abbott. aged IS. while at
work Thursday at q stone quarry at Thorn
aston was crushed by bank of earth falling
on him. lie died in one hour after the &C
eldent. He was a native Of New Hampshire
and had lived in rhomaston nine years.
Mr.. William Coombs of Islesboro. lost n
valuable COW last week in a singular man
ner. She put her head into a spring to
drink and her fore feet slipping in beside
her head she was unable la draw her head
out and was drowned.
Henry b. Hunt, foreman Of the East
port Sentinel office. went out sailing in a
small boat the lith. and was drowned hy
the oapsizing Of his craft in sudden squat
Mr.. Hunt was 33 wears of age. a san-in.las
Of Collector Mutt, and leaves widow and
two children
Captain George II. Bradbury. house at
Fryehufg. the old Governor Dana mansion.
was discovered on FIRE at O'Clock Thursday
morning The stable, containing Is tons Of
hay and five carriages. is total loss The
main house vas saved. hut considerably iu-
jured by fire AMI water. The fire was IN
douh.dly incrndiary.
Mr.. l,iord, q well known and respect
ed citizen Of Dexter and an emf love in the
Shaw tannefN shaipeucd his razor on a
strap on aEich the men >harp~ued knives
oriorc emitting hitrs. aHI on which was
arsenic, H. then Shaw. himself. and dur.
lng The operation, cu' p mpir on his chin
! h. VAS SUNDAY. August /. lie worked -
Tie tanner, until in~ following Thursday
uten his face and aces hesan Ia swell. ana
hr us~ to 80 much pain Aa' tc vas obliged
ia -. | 4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26

Attorney General Garland has filed his
answer TO a bill recently fled by J. Harris
Rogers against himself and others, relative
to the sffairs of the Pan Electric Telephone
Company. Mr.. Garland denies in detail
every material statement of the bill and
calls attention to its 'scandalous and imper-
tinent NATTER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26


oNE ASSIGNMENT ALREADY MADE ON AC-
COUNT or THE DEFALCATIoS.
The theory Of suicide oftreasurer William
Gray, the Boston defaulter has been con-
fru.ed
1t will be remembered that on Monday he
disappeared from his home in his carriage.
Wednesday morning his dead body was found
on Blue hills a few miles from Boston. He
had shot himself.
SEQUEL or GRAY's SHORTAGE.
Samuel X. Payson of Boston Wednesday
made an assignment to Samuel johnson of
Hovey & Co. The announcement of this
assignment caused great surprise, as Pay>on
has been considered one Of the wealih;est
men in Boston. His financial difficulty it is
stated, has been caused by endorsing papers
of the Indian Orchard mills, which are viz
iuslly owned b, himself and family. William
Gray, Jr., whose dead body was found the
18th, was the treasurer of this mill and
Payson's assignment is the natural sequel
Of Gray's heavy defaleation.
Mr.. Payson is man OF the highest stand
ing and his difficulties elicit sympathy from
every quarter. 1t is thought by many that
they will prove of temporary nature.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26
Great Pond.

Great Pond.
We are having nice summer weather, and
the crops are looking much better than they
did three weeks ago.
Edgar McIninch is very sick with what
the doctor pronounces typhoid fever. He is
Young man about twenty years Of age, and
a member Of the l. o. Of g. T. We have
hopes that he will pull through. though we
fear the prospects for his recovery are small.
School commenced last Monday under the
instruction Of Frank +. Mace. who taught
the las, term and gave general satisfaction.
Aug. %. s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26

South Gould>horo.
Mrs B. X. Foss has been very sick but is
gaining slowly now.
VIM. Dodge and wife are tcuting down
in their field opposite Jordan Isle.
Mrs Clarence Switzerland Of South Han.
cock, has been Whiting relatives in this place
after fifteen years absence.
Mrs. Flora Smith Of Gloucester, Mass. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Bunker.
Thomas and Willie Bunker are still on
the sick list. They seem to be about the
same. SELDOM.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26
FOR SALE.

THE farm SHOWN The Leroy Hlu place 40
L trimmer bridge. on account Of 10 health
me subscriber VIII -cii her farm. hay, stock and
farming toul- ~alt farm 81 Wcil fenced, well
wooded and cut, about twenty tons % hay Good
barn. inN50 feet New house, plenty 10 living
spring water In cellar For further particulars in
quire on premises.
MRS FANNIE i. GRAY
Ellsworth, Aug. :, I>-si. Iv3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26

II You want custom suit made from the
best of material. trimmings and workman.
ship In the highest style Of art, and 10 III ike
TO-, ,he PAPER p on the wall leave yonr measure at
Of these, and more, at as low prices as csn az
shown in the country. 1n,t oc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26

All eases of weak or lame back baekache,
rheumatism, &c. win find relief by wearing
one of Carriers Smart Weed and Belladonna
Backache Plasters. Price - cents. For sale
by 5. u. Wiggin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26
Take Warming

And don't let the germs Of that vile disease,
Catarrh, take root and flourish in your system
sulphur Bitters will prevent this and will
make YOU strong and healthy. Editor Ueek-
fyy Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26

1t is reported that Senator German al
ways wears nutmeg hung BY cord about
his neck to ward off neuralgia. A lady
friend prescribed the amulet, and he wore it
to oblige her, and found that be suffered
less than before from neuralgia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26

=. =. Burrili reports the line of de-
posts in his bank as rapidly Increasing and Al.
ready exceeding his anticipations. Mr.. Bur
ril offers the same banking facilities to our
merchants and others, as would be furnished
by National Bank. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26

The excuse given by Hon. John B. Red
man for his fragrant disregard of President
Cieveland's recent civil service order does
not reflect credit upon Mr.. Redman's faith
fitness as public official who is bound to
respect and obey the orders of his superior
officers, nor upon that superior it bis official
orders can be so easily perverted. If the
order of the President means anything at oil
it means that Hon. John B. Redmsn's term
of Office will be brief. The civil service re-
form association of this State, which is CON-
posed Of gentlemen of both political parties,
has duty TO perform right here which it
cannot consistently overlook or shlrk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26

The ruin by Sunday nigb,'. storm the
ljih. - Newark, Minnesota, was terrible
OF the fifteen buildings ID lhe,t!.as" Twelve
were destroyed. -Four persons we're Killed
sod many nJerel. II the vicinity of the
s,.laer FIVE ether buildings ~crc destroyed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26

kAIS--AH fits stopped free by Dr. Kline,s
Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first DAYS
use. marvellous cures. Treatise and ~ 90 ri ii
polite free to Fit cases. Send to DR. Kline al
-AAs'' ~, 'iiih-, q. 1yr5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26

DR.. Picrce's 'Pellets'' cure sick and bill.
Gus headache. sour stomach, and all bilious at
tacks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26
NchOOI year commences Sent. 6.
For Sale at a Bargain
If Sold Soon

a oNE and one half story house with el said
q house contains twelve rooms thoroughly
hhlshed' with attic room for two rooms more il
calculated Tor Two families, has good cellar
never failing well of good water a large and well
finished barn, lot OF land containing one acre Of
lan't more or less This place j. i've minutes walk
foih t'e stores TWO churches, the post Office and
school house Is located In >urry village upon tho
shore OF fatten's bay, Me. /. two miles from
steamboat landing and seven miles from FlIsworth
X H. station. As place of summer resort or a
nome for man following the sea It has man
ana special advantages Now this place will be
so,i LOT an amount and upon terms to ensure a
vestmcnt home. ~
Apply TO g. ". ALLEN, Surry. or 10 the sph.
scrfber, T. i R.TftIEI 80 r,ie sun
6w3i NacbiaS II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS
Kan County.

COL. AN~nN :. WOOD, of New York .wiu speak at
pe-ilam........-...... Maniav Evening. Aug BE-.
N,ilgairL. ..-....... TUESDAY Evening. Aug. 81
Eroobln..-.-.---....Wc, "Wednesday Evening. sept. l.
Ptnen-eo; .,..-..-.... Thursday Evening. sept. :
B9rhilI..... Friiay Evening, sept. g.
Surry....-........ Saturday Evening. sept. I.
HON 81 o. HoGE ct Michigan. vii speak at
Bu. k-I'ar september B.
Eii- ....... September &
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26
Political Brevities.


The Lewiston democracy evidently need
q good desl more harnonizing. 4 caucus
held the other night to elect delegates 10 the
democratic county convention was turned
into bear garden and ended in general
row.
THf PRESIDENTIAL BACkBuNF RELlXINC.
Hartford Po.,
Il j. i,le tough for the Independent,
mugwumpites TO insist that the President
signed the river and harhor and oleomarga-
riDe bill against his oonyictious" Il
knocks the underpinnius from GU, thai,
grand, resoluie character" etc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26
4 POSSIBLE REASON.
Providence Journal. /

None Of the Federal official, who .ngi-
neered the recent Democratic State cons,n-
ton IN Vernon, have yet been suspended
from office. Possibly it is supposed that
Vernon, Democrats are not capable Of
controlling political movements IN ,hsir
loralirig. ="
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26
THE MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY.

Portland Advertiser
Jefferson Davis has been talking again.
this time at political convention, wnere he
told the delegates there was time when he
could have called them fellow citizens. but
tina, time, alas, had passed. Perhaps, after
all, it is as well that he was not hanged. As
a man without country, he remains an ex-
ample of perpetual warning-a traitor whose
thrice forfeited life has been CONTEMPORARY
flung back to him by the republic which he
betrayed.
HINT TO THE CIVIL SERVICE REFORM AS
ISOLATION.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26
MATTER or CONCERN.

Cincinnati Commerr!al Gazette
Because the fishery outrages we're against
dosn-east Yankees. Batard waves them out
Of consideration as being .chiefy local
matter; but because the Southwestern
swashhuoklers want TO go to war with Mex
leo, that, says Bayard. is a matter OF Ma
tiona concern
GOOD RESULTS or PROTECTIVE TARIFF.
hennebcc Journal
The grant result OF tie comparative wages
investigation in Massachusetts, and Great
Britain for the years 1860 TO 1883 is =
That Of the general average weekly wage
of the employees in the industries considered
IN Massachusetts was - per cent. higher
than the general average weekly wage Of The
employees in the industries considered in
Great Britain.
THE DEMOCRATIC TARIFF JOKE.
Boston Transcript
The tariff is the funniest thing about. In
Indiana the democrats resolve that the
taxation Of the people for other purposes
than raising revenue fer the expenses Of the
government, economically administered, is
robbing under the forms of law; we are
therefore in favor Of a reduction of the
present unjust tariff to revenue basis"
And il was only the day before that Mr..
PilIshury of Maine land sometime of Massa-
chusetts) pointed with pride to the fact that
under a democratic administration the pro-
tectiye tariff had remained intact
THE PRoHIBITIoNIsTs' PAyMAsTER.
concord Monitor.
Ex-Governor st. John, of Kansas, is ex-
pectsd 10 make at least ten speeches in
Maine during the gubernatoriai campaign.
The Democrats would pay the expenses if
be could not be secured otherwise, and prob
ably will contribute material aid 10 the
Golfers of the third party Prohibi,ionis,s.
Frank Jones's and Mayor Eldredge's brew
eries are very near the Maine line, and it is
not likely they will decline to chip in to en-
ploy 81. John to "kiIl the Republican party"
in Maine at $50 speech.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26
Gray's Body Found.

THE THEORY or SUICIDE CONFIRMED.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-08-26
State Election Monday, Sept. 18th.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-26

GenFern blidten Meni9en. unb Wen=
i6en eilten gu beiben @eiten ber Stra=
Be babin unb treua unb quer stpif9en
ben Jubrmerfen binour9. No9 immer
fubren mir in iene 9tra Be binab, unb
10 melt mein Muge rei@te, i9ien fie fein
@nbe nebmen gu follenu uno tDar tuie bes
idet nit rollenben Wagen unb baftig
brdnsenoen 2euten. &e6ts uno Limits
6ffneten li6 SeitenitraBen, unb au9
in bieien ftanben bic bimmelboben
9duier, brdngten bic Meni9en raHels
ten bic Subrmerfe. Setter flammerte i'd
i6 mid an meinem SIP: bieles @etiims
mel betdubte meine Slime unb bebriidte
n1ein @emita. Stir i6minbslte es bor
ben Nugen, unom elm 9er5I6lag in ging
f9tperen, bumpfen @6ldgen. -"
nW9 +! "ieuf5te Inuita.
vgnbli1 batten mir bas gnbe Der
meileupeiten 5traBe errei9t, aber ba
b6rten au9 Die 6auier auf. grtaunt
blidte i6 UNI mid, mir fubren burd
@rasHd9en babin, aber bDr uns erbob
5i9 Elm Grbmad unb binter bielem
tpieber 0duier, blintenoe 5biirme unb
eine rietge &uppel. Gu9 bas @emiib.
lie UNI uns bate ii6 nod uermebrt uub
Nqes flutbete gu einem Shore binein
unb brraus.
(Gortfesuns fOlst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-26

niten Gintpanoerung, aber bod fin6
tuir i'm ueber1uB nit unfraut berie5en.
Namentli6 berbreitet fi6 boKelbe In
ben paItures ungebeuer raid.
= Die @rnten bon Seras i'm Sabre
1885 wsrben abgeiddBt, pie foIgt:
"a, 4,4O6, 900 8ufbel &orn i'm @ertb
BON 81, ,358,940, 14,211, 900 Buibel
6afer aum Wertb BON $5,258,O7O.
6,117,0 900 8ufbel Weisen i'm Wertb
Don 81, 1898, 900. 4
= Sn Gloriba bat elm unternebmens
bet Garmer Namens Osborn i@on Dor
mebreren Sabren goeosniif1e onses
planat unb gu bielem 3nede elm an
Der Suite gelegenes Stiid 2anb ausers
wdblt. Sm Iebten Sabre lieb er iid
eine neue Senbung bon 100000 @oz
eosnl1Ien aus Mfrita fommen.
= Wa9 benz 8eri9te beg Nderbau>
Depattement bon Saiuois siebt es in
ienem State $4,000 Garmer, Die fein
2anb eignen uno besbalb gum pa9ten
BON Tarmen ge5mungea itnb.
= Sober @pngreBmaan erbdtt bieies
Sabr $500 pafete Semitic unb 500
patete 8lumens5dmertien. Die piel
pDbl BON bleien 9dmereien mirtli9 ges
idt miro2
= Sem 8efenfabritanteu Sing in
Dallas ergebt es gerabe 10, tDie ber
friibern 8elenfabrif in San NntoniO.
gr fam fein Beienreis betommen. Sn
oieier feiner yeotb bat er li9 an Die
Garmer bon 8ietoria @ountp getpanbt
uno bietet ibneu $50 fiir bic Sonne
&eiler. Na9 ieiner @1dBung f6nnen
bon 800 big 1000 pfunb babon auf benz
Ider ge3o9en Derben.
Gin Correspondent bes rImeri.
con Ngriculturiit" bat tiirali@ bic 5iios
ftaaten bereilt uno iiber bas, mas er
geieben, 8eri9t erfattet. 8eim 2efen
feiner S9ilberungen glaubt man f9
UNI 80 Sabre in Der 3eit suriidperfebt,
70 iebr 9lei6en bic 3ulfdnbe, tuie CT lie
beute bei9reibt, ben bamaligen. 81
iagt er 4. s.: Ser @uben 1T reid
an pielet Dingen, nur ni@t on Gelb.
Oie Garmer baben au piel 2ano, man
finbet l1i1t tpenige 2eute, bic in er<
bdrmli6en 9itten uobnen, Sabr ein
Sabr aug BON &ornbroD unb Sped lee
ben unb 5upeilen iosar Mangel on bies
len DeIitoteHen leiben. uno bod bes
fBen bielelben 2eute 9auienbe pon
Ndern 2anb, ponoa fie inbeB nur eis
men i1malen Streifen am Bottom ents
lang fultipiren. Die Mnfidt bieier
2eute. bic man oft genug ausfpre9en
bort, gebt babin, baB elm Mtann iein
2eben MAIDEN tann, menn er apei Wfoz
nate i'm Sabre arbeitet. gta6 benz
2anbe lit es baber bic MuBe, ar Der
bic 2eute lleberfluB baben, unb man
fann in Wabrbeit bebaupten, bob elm
einaiger Garr1ler i'm Stben iiber mebr
freie 3eit berfast, als 20 Garmer i'm
yfor6en unb Melten."
= Sn ben meiften 2dnbern 1T es
Elm iebr alter Braud, bas 9amengez
treble un,5utaui6en, namentli6 ben
Meiaen. Sm Norbmeften bat man felt
ben lesten Sabren anaefangen, baf1elbe
8erfabrsn nit benz SamenzWais eirt>
aui9lagen unb min CUTE Geiultate bas
bur9 ersielt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-26

= 9ie Nueces 2anbs unb Cattle
Gompagnie, tpel9e einen Der gr6BteE
parures i'm Staate befBt,, bat b0ie gr,
faDrungen nit ibrem 8ieb genla9t.
Gin Sbeil behelben, ber felt Sabren
ni9t eingetrieben iperben tonnte, 1T
DDaltdnoig perpilbert> gerabe nie Dor
80 Sabren bas gieb in ben 4iiitens
Counties. Sas 5abme 8ieb f9lieBt
ii9 benz tpilben an unb mirb baum in
furaer 3eit eben 10 ungebdrOig, uie oies
fes. Die Gompagnle bat oesbalb in
lebter 3eit ansefangen. bas milb gemors
Dene 8ieb nieberauibieBen, UNI bas
iibrise 8ieb Dor Der 8erpiloerung gu
f9lben.
= Die Garmers Maiance bon Bel
gountp bat bic Raufeute in Bolton
unb 3emple eriu@t, Angebotebote aur
2ieferung Don Maaren an bic aur Gar.
n1ers Nlliance geb6renoen Mitglieber
eir3urei1en, ioDDbl bic preiie in Baar,
pie aud auf @rebit. Msit benz Min-
befforbernoen foQ bann Elm gontratt
abgei9lofen tperben unb idmmtli@e
Garmer berpfli6ten, ft6, tire Waaren
bon bieiem 5I entnebmen.
- 9luf ber Gonpention, tpel9e bic
Mauer BON Seras fiiralid abbIelten,
purbe Der 5tanb bes Weiaens fur gut
ertldrt. gmpfoblen wurbe ber ioges
nannte mitteQdnoil9e Mei3en als Der
bette 5ur Meblbereitung.
= Sey nSadion County progreB"
lit ber Inii9t, baB Der beuti@e Garmer
in 9 unter 10 GdQen erfoIsrei9 1T,
ielbft auf 2anb, bas elm Garmer irsenb
elmer anberen Jlationalitdt aufgiebt.
Scenes Blatt rileint: v6elten b6ren
mir BON einem beuti9en Garmer, ber
banterOtt piro. Ser beuti@e Garmer
1T ngut" in Der eommeraiellen 8ebeu=
tung oes WOrtes unb iein angeboreuer
frugaler Sinn ertldrt oieien umitano.
St folgt lebigli@ benz Beiipiele ieines
Yaters. Gonnte ber fein 2eben in
Deuti9lanb MAIDEN, 10 permag es ber
Sobn bier i'm neuen 2anbe erit re6t."
= Sn ben Staaten Datota uuo
Minneiota baben bic Wei3enbauer
fAmer bur6 elm neues untraut 3u lei:
ben, bas erit felt ben leBten Sabren auf.
taudte. sic nennen es bic ruilif6e
DifteI unb bebaupten, bah bieielbe burd
bic ginmanoerung Der Menuoniten
mad benz Norbmeten gebra9t puroe,
Sn Seras batten mir feline Meunoni'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-26
Settle pun Der Ytfienid3aft ertbetlte
GSnte

mar iessnsrei@er als bieienise, ipel9e ben 8e.
pobmern Der bon Malaria beimseiu@ten @egem'
ben Der Ser. Staaten unb bet Benbefreiie aus
benz @ebrau9e BON s oftetter'S Ma .
genbttterem gu Sbeil seDorsen 1T. Siel>
ldbrise @rfabruns bat nur gu fIar Die llnpirf.
iaA,teit @btnins unb anbere Nraneitoffe 3ur
8etampfuus beS Beitersre!fens bon Be@lel>
eousefiben inb @allenfiebern oarsetban, nab.
ren6 aabererleits ni9t 'minber tlar betuieien
iporben if, baB bet @sbrau9 bes Bitteren, elmer
bet idpa9ften &orperbef@ f@affenbeit sutraslideu
@ranei rein botanii@en 1riprunss einen auber.
ldfiisen S6us sesen malarifdbe aranfbeit gee
ipabrt umb ibr Gtnbalt tbut, ipenn fe iid ent.
pidelt bat. Mu@ If eS elm b01f ipirfiawes
Seilmittel seeen ahasen., 2eber- unb Inter
leibsit0runsen, ausemeine S@pd@e uno I'm
tbatisfcit Oer @ieren. appeiit unb S@Iaf Der'
ben babnrd sebeiiert; es pertreibt vie Rheumatic
f9en Safte aus Dem 8lut unb berei6ert eineu
0ur6 unsnsdnsi@en Stoffpe@fel berarmten
8Iutumlauf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-26

Enrrespuuaemz. = SaDettebiGe. 8e=
augnebmenb auf bic frlibere @orreipon=
beng, in tpel9er ber Morb i'm San5local
in @ainger our 8eipre9ung gelangte,
uno poraus fi6 ergab, oaB Wtr. GriB
MeDer einen iungen Wann, yfamens
6ugo G0bl, t0btete unb einen 3tpeiten,
Sen G59ulte, permunoete. 1T na9trdg7
li9 3u beme,fen, baB Der Bleiiirte, na9>
benz ct turse 3eit in tritif6en 8erbdlts
nlNen gei6mebt, gegenmdriig auBer @es
fabr li9 befinbet unb ieiner nollen 8es
neiung entgegenliebt.
Die auf ben IL. Wdr5 pertagte Sors
unterfu9ung gesen 9errn 5riB sMsDer
lit unterblieben, neil norausli9tli9 Der
5aa unter aaen umltdnben einem b0be=
rem @erl1te ibermielen weroen muBte,
bod muroen $4,000 Caution rpegen
Worb, $1,000 wegen Morbanfall unb
$1O0 tpegen Sragen perbOtener Waffen
geforoert uub iofort geleiltet.
9ie iibrigen @eri@tsDerbanblungen
in Der Gapettepille Court itanben nit
ber SragObie in iener Na9t in biretter
8erbinbung; benn es bate fi6 = tpie
bereits ertpdbnt-als factii@ berausses
felt, baB cine aagemeine pauferei ftatts
gefunben unb ii9 uniere iungen beiBblii.
tige 2eute gesen bas @eieb pergansen.
Wegen Sragen BON Waffen unb St6s
runs Der &ube tpurben alein finf iunge
Mdnner, obne Iusnahme aus reipefta=
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