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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
Ensfern EchOeN.

Archbishop Rlordan. of San Fran
cisco, sailed from New York for Ireland
Saturday morning on board the
Etruria.
L. G. Purdy, newspaper man
well known throughout the West, and
at one time editor Of the Cleveland
Press, died Of consumption Saturday
night at Denver.
Jack Richardson, who has the name
of being bad man, on Saturday shot
and instantly killed Policeman Thos.
Donnelland at Lexington, KY, and
seriously wounded VIM. Pennington.
Richardson had been arrested at the
race track for creating a disturbance,
and when brought before a Justice,
escaped. In attempting his recapture
the shooting took place,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
Hanfcrd Races.

HANFoRD, CAL, May 1S.-The races
yesterday were as follows:
Six hundred yards and repeat.
Entries-Mike Whites Grasshopper
and Owens Bros Johnnie Gray; won
by Grasshopper.
One mile and repeat. Entries
Lowr,'s Sir Charles and Owens
Bros Goldcup by Inquirer, won by
Goldcup.
Two thirty class-purse: First, $50 !;
second, $50; third, $40; five entries !;
won by d. Moloney's Johnny Hay
ward, with 9. r. Ragan's Addie f.,
second and J. Lively's Fannie, third.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
Entries for the Derby.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 13.-The
weather to-day has been clustering,
cool and threatening, but if the pro-
verbal good luck of the Louisville
Jockey Club holds out tomorrow,
when the chief talent of Kentucky is
run, Old Sol will smile on the thou
sands who will gather to witness the
Derby. Eight colts, Of the ninety-five
originally entered, will most probably
come to the post. They are
-Gallifet, The Che Waller, White, Mac
beth, ,Autrocrat, Longroll. Col. ZebWard
and Alexander. The California entry
Prince, Charles, Of the Baldwin sta
bles, pulled up lame yesterday in his
work and his trainer stated this after.
noon he was not fit and would moi
start. The Melbourne stable entries
Gallifet and Alexandria sell as big
favorites over the others, though
Chevalier, White and Macbeth
have numerous ardent hackers. Elk
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14

damage was done to doors and win
dows and several persons were hurt,
one lady seriously.
The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows
adjourned Saturday. Grand Master
Lloyd made the following appoint
ments: Rev. A. T. Hitchcock Grand
Chaplain; V. s. Northey, Grand Mar
shal; Robert Burns, Grand Con-
ductor; o. V. Morris, Grand Guard
ian; s. s. Gordon, Grand Herald
The Sacramento County Central
Committee has been elected as fol-
lows: M. J Burke, Chairman J. j.
O'Conner, Secretary; q. G. Pickett,
Treasurer w. O'Neill, ]. l.. Houf,
John Rooney, Jesse Allen, BENZ. B.
Riley, J. M. Stephenson, l. NJ. Smith.
What was known as the Postmaster
Stephens faction was defeated on
every proposition introduced.
A well dressed man and woman
entered the jewelry store of Klume q
Floberg, st Sacramento, and made
small deposit on a set of jewelry
which they said they would call for
later III -t1c uay. SOON alter tnelf
departure the proprietors found they
had been robbed Of diamonds worth
5000 which the couple had bean look
ing at. The lice were notified but
the parties have not been found.
John Cartwright, well-known and
wealthy stock dealer Of Spokane Falls,
disappeared in March 1872, sixteen
years ago. His hat and coat were
found on the bank OF the river, and
as no other traces OF him lwere found
it was generally supposed that he had
been drowned, and his estate was
administered upon. A skeleton has
just been found near where Cart
wright's house stood, and it is now
the general belief that he was mur-
dered.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
Burnipr oil.

Oh Cry, Pa, May l3.-An iron
tank containing l5, 900 barrels Of oil,
two miles UP Oil Creek, was struck
by lightning Saturday. At IL O'Clock
this morning the tank boiled over.
setting fire to another tank on the
opposite side of the creek, containing
LOCO barrels. The Keystone. re-
finery. a short distance from there, is
in some danger. Wing dams are be-
ing built in the creek to protect prop
erty along the creek. The oil and
tanks are owned by ]. B. Smithman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
RUNNING A LOCOMOTIVES.
A Pompous Scientist Acquire
some valuable ExDerience.

"When was in the employ of the
Culver road, running to Coney
Island" said Henry Lepper, an en-
gineer who is now employed by the
Brooklyn Bridge management, "a
tall, scholarly looking gentleman
came up to my engine in Pros
pect Park and said: How many
square inches of heating surface
are there in your locomotive fire-box p
"He had me there. | couldn't
answer him. 4 can't answer your
question, sir; but if you are going to
Coney Island l should like to have
you ride with me upon the engine
and you can handle the lever
chaps who had been to school and
had received an excellect mechanical
education. He prided himself on his
knowledge. All l knew about en-
gineering l had learned in the work
shop and in running locomotive.
He had the theory, / had the
practice. When asked him to
take the locomotive to Coney Island
he said he couldn't do it. However,
he rode with me upon the engine to
| the island, and l arranged it with
him that he should ride with me on
the journey back. l made up my
mind to give him little experience
in practical engineering which he
should never forget, and by the driv-
ing-wheels Of old No. Al ! did. There
is a heavy grade between Coney
Island and Prospect Fark coming this
way. / seated him upon the little
roost usually occupied by the fire.
man. He hung on as we'll as he
could, and he had need to have good
grip, for when we struck the grade /
threw her wide open. The rockets
flew out of her smoke-stack fifty feet
high. She swayed to the right and
left like an oyster boat in gale.
When we struck the road crossings
old No. AL changed the rails together
and lurched so that my passenger
thought his time had come. I'll bel
we made those two miles in three
minutes. If ever you saw a theoreti
cal man frightened be was one. He
was as pale as ghost. His high ha
fell off and danced jig on the
opposite track. But he didn't have
any time to think about high hat
then. He had all he could do to hole
on. When we arrived at the station
he stepped off, trembling and faint
AS he entered the station door
shouted to him:
II suppose you know how man,
inches Of heating surface there are il
the fire-box now p
"But, you know, he was unmannei
ly enough to get of without answer
ing me !"-[ Philadelphia North Amer
can.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
Timely Precausions.

SAN MARcIAL, N. NJ. May BOW
ing to the rapidly rising waters OF the
Rio Grande the Santa Fe Railroad
Company-is making extensive prepa-
rations to secure the roadbed of their
line on this division from threatened
encroachments of the river. For the
past two weeks work-trains have been
steadily at work between this point
and Albuquerque, hauling rock for
rip-rapping purposes, and a large
number Of extra men has been put 10
work.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
The rIoors Apoiogixed. .

LONDON, May ia dispatch from
Gibraltar concerning the settlement
of the dispute between the United
States and Morocco, says after the
withdrawal of the claims for money
indemnity an apology was rendered
to the American Consul, and orders
were given for the immediate release
Of the persons whose arrest gave rise
to the trouble,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
Riotous Rouxhs.

REDwooD Cry CAL May 13-At Bel
mont today crowd Of roughs who were
attending the picnic OF The Rosedale
Club, Of San Francisco, attacked an
Italian named Sanguinetti, who was
driving near the Park, and threw him
from his cart. They then beat him
over the head with bottles, inficting
dangerous wounds.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14

The best and only preventive OF
strikes is faithful and conscientious
observance by both employers and
employees Of the principle of square
dealing. As a rule, when both parties
are satisfied that neither is trying to
take an unfair advantage of the other,
the labor problem finds an easy solu-
tion.-[St. Paul Globe, Dem.
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vsea.n os wallace x...cb.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, May 13.-Wallace
Leach, well-known criminal lawyer
of San Diego, died this afternoon from
congestion OF the Drain, caused by
being thrown from his horse last
week. He was forty-five years old.
He leaves wife. A meeting of The
bar will be held tomorrow to take
action on his death.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
THE SULLIVAN BENEFIT.
Grand Testimonial to BE Ten
dered BOstOn,s Favorfte Son.

BosToN, May 13.-The testimonial
to be given John L. Sullivan in Music
Hall, Tuesday evening, promises to
attract a big crowd and will bring
together a large delegation of noted
pugilists from various places. Among
the events announced are bouts
between Joe Lannon and Steve
Taylor, Ike Weir and Tommy Burns.
Pete Mccoy and Denny Kelliher, and
Jack Williams and Jack Mcdonald,
the whole to conclude with a set-to
between Sullivan and Jack Ashton.
Sullivan invited any heavy weight
pugilist in the country to be present
and spar him four rounds as extra in
ducements to ticket buyers. Sullivan
and Ashton will appear in the cos
tunes worn by them before the Prince
of Wales, and the shoes worn by Sui
livan in his fight with Mitchell will
be placed on exhibition.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
FcIIUnder HIS wagon.

WALLA WALIA, w. t., May 13.--
Yesterday Dennis Moorehouse, WE'LL
known farmer living few miles from
this city, while on his way home from
town, fell beneath his wagon. One
wheel passed over his stomach, crush
ing him 30 badly that he died within
thirty minutes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
Coast CuIItngs.

The steamship Alameda arrived at
San Francisco from Sydney Saturday
via Auckland and Honolulu.
AT Grangeville Saturday night, dur
ing literary entertainment, lamp
was overturned on the stage, which
created a panic in the audience. Some
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
Diilon,s Doubie Sentence,

LONDON, May 13.-The Daily Nsa0s
accuses the Government of playing
discreditable trick in doubling Dill
Ions sentence, their object apparently
being to prevent reduction of the
sentence on appeal. 1t urges the
opposition to demand Parliament to
institute inquiry into the whole admin
istration of the Crimes act, the prec-
edent being furnished by the Tories,
who demand similar inquiry regard
ing the land act of 1882.
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Fell from the window.

SAN JOSE, May Bernard Hig-
gins and wife went to church last
night, leaving their four-year-old
girl locked in the room upstairs. The
child awoke, raised the window. and
fell to the ground, breaking her right
arm near the wrist. She was found
sitting on the front porch by neigh
hhr
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A ne markable case.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, May 1S.-
Jose Martin, shot by Deputy Sheriff
Vincente Armijo, died last night. The
ball went through his head, and since
the shooting April 30th, he had laid
in an unconscious state with brains
oozing from the hole. During that
time he would take a little nourish-
ment but could not speak. The case
has attracted considerable attention
among medical men, considering the
nature Of the wound and amount of
brains lost. A number OF pieces OF
skull were also extracted from the in
side.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
Rryant BurIed,

SAN Francisco, May 13.-The fun
eral services Of ex-Mayor A. J. Bryant
took place this afternoon. All that is
mortal Of the man, who for many
years had been identified with the
history of San Francisco, now lies in
the family lot in Laurel Hill Ceme-
terry.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14

Druggist Ia calm man accustomed
to abuse)-"Vhell, What vas der mad
der nit you? Last week l send your
odder patient der rigid prescription,
und dot killed him. How can some
body please sooch man ?'-[ Brook
lyn Eagle.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
water Il well.

Jay Gould receives some curious
kilograms. Among those he received
Immediately after it became known
that Western Union had absorbed the
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Com
pany was the following:
ITO Jay Gould & Son, proprietors
OF the earth, 1876 Broadway. I con-
gratulate you on your success in swal-
lowing your old rival, the B. and o.
Water it we'll then build wire fence
around the moon.-[Ikey Kleinstein
in N. Y. Sun,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
GENERAL.
Mills Bill to be Amended
to Suit California.
CONGRESSIONAL PROGRAMME.
Interesting Speeches on the Tar
iff Question Expected-News
Miscellany.
IAssOciatod Press Dispatches to the HnHAr D

iAebOclabeu fress Dlbpatcnes 10 tne dEkAl D. !
WASHINGTON, May 13.-Representa-
tives Biggs and Thompson, of Califor-
fornia, had conference yesterday
with the chairman and members Of
the Committee on Ways and Means,
and tonight Thompson expressed
the opinion that the fol-
following amendments, affecting Cali
fornia interests, will be made to the
pending tariff bill: Bags for grain,
hops, wool and ores, made dutiabIe
by the bill at IS per cent, to be
placed on the free list; olive oil, on
the free list, to be made dutiable at 80
or 35 per cent raisins at 2 cents per
pound; figs, plums and prunes, at
cent per pound, and borax at 2 or 3
cents per pound.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
Clearing House exchanges.

BosroN, May 13.-Dspatches from
the managers of the leading
clearing houses in the United
States show that the gross
exchanges for the week ending,
May II, 1888. were 1915, 800, 1884, q
decrease of 10 er cent. as compared
with the corresponding week last
wear
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
Expected Go RepIv.

LONDON, May 14.-It is expected
that Lord Wolseley will reply in the
House of Lords to-day to Lord Sails
bury's recent remarks. Earl Wey-'
mess will give notice of his intention
to call attention to the speeches of the
Duke OF Cam bridge anc Lord Wolse-
lev.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14

The New York Legislature has
passed the bill to execute murderers
by electricity. An act which would
cause lightning to strike New York's
boodlers would come nearer filling a
long-felt want.-[st. Louis Post-Dis-
patch, Dem.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
A CONSPIRACY.
why warIs Made ON Our Petro-
leum.

SAN Francisco, May 1S.-An Eg-
dminer's Washington special says a
Congressman appeared before Inspect
OF General Dumont to-day in behalf
of the petroleum producers in Califor-
MIA. He claimed that the fight against
the use of petroleum as fuel was insti
gated by the coal influence in San
Francisco and had been going on Sc
cretly for months, and asked that
further investigation be made. supple
mentary to Inspector Lubbock's re-
port on the matter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
sketchiey's Ostrfches.

RED BLUFF, CAL, May 13.-Dr.
Sketchley arrived here Saturday. His
ostriches will arrive tonight and be
hauled to his wo-thousand-acre
ostrich farm near here tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
Disston saw Work. nurue..

PHnADELPHIA, May 13.-The large
brick building which contained the
steel works and rolling mill OF Diss-
toms extensive saw work, at Tacony,
was totally destroyed by fire at an
early hour this morning, loss 5000, 900 !;
insurance 100000. About 1000 en-
ployes will be more or less affected
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
Furniture store Fire.

WALLA WALLA, w. T., May 13.-
The furniture store of w. T. Culbert-
son, at Pomeroy, w. t., was totally
destroyed by fire last night. Loss,
$2,500; fully insured. Origin un-
known
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14

trict Court m Chancery, his plea of
former adjudication in the case of the
United States VS.. The Maxwell Land
Grant Company. Mr.. Springer set
up in his plea that the recent decision
OF the United States Supreme Court,
in a case taken up from Colorado, COW
cred all the points involved in this
case. The court took this view of the
matter and granted the plea, prac-
tically throwing this last case against
Maxwell out of court.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14

perts consider the track, which is very
trusty, trife slow, and DO not
anticipate very excellent re-
cord in the Derby. II it rains,
Gallifet is regarded by the
knowing ones as a sure winner. The
big chestnut Of the Melbourne stable
is grand looking horse, and under
any conditions It will take first-class
animal to head him off.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
Marine Ncws.

New YoRK, May 13.-Arrived The
steamers La Bourgoyne, Havre; Sor-
rento, Hamburg; France, London !;
Newport, Aspinwall Powhattan,
Mediterranean ports.
LONDON, May 13.-The steamer
Aurania from New York for Liverpool
arrived at Queenstown to-day; La
Champagne from New York is at
Havre.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
I'M Peace Prepare for WAr.

LONDON, May 3.-The Government
ordered two modern thirty ton guns
to be mounted on the central bastion
facing the sea at Sheerness. Other
measures Of defense will be adopted
on the Thames.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
unsuccessful safe Robbery.

OREGON Cry, Ore, May l3.-The
safe in the o. 4 G. railroad station
here was blown open this morning.
A hole was drilled in the
top and the explosion broke the
hinges and sent the door across
the room. Papers, tickets and few
dollars OF money, which were in the
safe, were found scattered about the
floor, the burglars not having secured
anything.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
BALL RECORD.
Stocktons Pounded by the Hayer-
Iys-sam joaquin Leasue.

IyS-S0n joaquin Aseuk ues
SrocKroN, May 13.-The Stocktons,
with Charlie Sweeney at the bat, we're
defeated to-day by the Haverlys,
Incell doing the twirling for the Wis
itors. On an error ~ Bennett in the
third inning Moore made score.
The Haverlys scored three in the
fifth on errors by Sweeney and
Stockwel and a clean hit by
Buckley, and secured two more in
the seventh by punching their hits
and on an error OF Burke in right.
Their sixth run was scored by Han
ley on an error OF Hays in the eighth.
Sweeney did well in the box. Four
OF the hits were OF a scratch order
and the fielding by his support was
wretched.
SAN JOAQUIN LEAGUE.
FRESNO, May Is. - The baseball
clubs of Visalia, Bakersfield, Fresno,
MADEIRA and Merced have formed
San Joaquin Valley League. The
game here to-day between Visalia
and Fresno was won by the latter.
Score, Z to 3.
SAN FRANCISCO GAMES.
SAN Francisco, May 13.-The game
to-day between the Atlas, of Sacra-
mento, and the San Franciscos, OF this
city, at Central Park, was won by the
Atlas. Score 13 to 8.
An unusually large crowd assembled
at the Haight street grounds this after
noon to witness the contest between
the Greenhood 4 Morans and Pioneer
clubs. Good fielding and battery
work was the order Of the game on
both sides. From the second inni ng
the champions had the best of the
game, and maintained it to the end.
So closely was the Oakland nine held
down that only three of their players
reached third base and only one the
home plate. Purcell's work in the
box was very steady and puz-
cling. 1t was, the first appearance
of Frank Loughran as pitcher for the
Greenhoods. Considering that the
Pioneers made only nine base hits off
his delivery, his opening record
was very creditable. The prettiest
feature Of the game was in the fifth
inning when Tooney, upon whom had
been called two strikes, cent the ball
80 far on to center field that he made
a home run. Score to1.
DIAMOND DUST.
Sr. LOUIS, May 13.--St. Louis, 8;
Kansas City, 2.
CINcINNAm, May 13.-Cincinnsti
8 Louisville, 2.
New YoRK, May 13.-Brooklyn, s.
Athletics, 8.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
Rlue ana GREW.

RIcHMoND, Va, May 13.-There
will be grand reunion of the veter-
ans Of the two armies that met in
deadly conflict at Gettysburg twenty
five years ago on the same field, in
July next.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
The Emperor Better,

BERLIN, May 13.-The Emperor was
much better to-day. He will soon be
visited by Prof. Vlrschow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-14
MAXWELL Case Qua shed.

SANTA FE, May l3.--Frank Springer,
for the Maxwell Land Grant Com
pany, yesterday argued before the Dis
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ROYAL DOM PEDRO.
Abolition OF Slavery In Brazil
Makes Him Feel Better.

Makes Him Feel Better.
MILAN, May 13.-The chest affection
with which the Emperor OF Brazil
has been suffering has abated, but
the patient now shows symptoms Of
paralysis, and is suffering from dia-
betes. He is kept up with strong
coffee. A telegram from the Princess
Imperial, concerning the abolition of
slavery in Brazil, caused him to rally.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-08-30
Guer Gigentbnm gesen
Sdaoen onr9 Gpelon, Soruas
Dos uro Winoifurnt.

Die Commercial Union Iiiurance 60.
in 2onbon. England, cine Der itdrfiteu
unb beiten @eieai9aften 1T ber 8elt,
bat elm Sornabos0 epartement einserids
tet in gerbinbun9 nit ibrem General
5eueroerii6erun9ssei6dfte, nno beren
beuOllmddtlster Isent in ct. GtOuo, S.
81. Bennett ien., lift bereit, @eriide,
runssideine au~ssuiteuen. 9ie aur9esabs
lung Der Sduloen unb 2esale binrei6'
enoe Serlafienl9aft bteler Company in
ben Gerensten Staaten belduft iib auf
100000 unb prompte 8eSabluns in
S6aoenfdllen 1T SuseIidert. Die Soften
Der 8eriiderans seseu Tornaoas fino
10 serins. oaB @iscntbumsbeiiser es
ni6t ueridumen iolten, iid ielbit our6
@rlansuns elmer Bulicp bon Der suuers
ldiiisen @ompasnie 81 idiisen. Man
iprebe Dor uuo erfabre Ndberes bon
36-2t s. 81. 8ennett, len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-08-30
Sturnls uno Slutbnabri9ten.

Der Often u~nieres 9anbes 1T, wie
bas ocuti5e @aterlano, in bieiem Sabre
nit Stiirmen iiberaus reid bebadt
tuoroeu. &o9 iiub taum bic srOBen
Sddben, iuelde sesen @itte oes lebten
Monots in einem Ebeil Don 8eis8ir'
sinia unb YenniDtuania bur9 Starme
auseridtet iuurSen, suiammenseitelt uno
idon fommen uon.eben baber bic trau'
risiten 3a6ridten. Gus @beelins be-
ri6tet man bon beftisen &esensafien
udbreno Der lcsten Gage; Der @beelins
JluB, Der oas 9arrou.E bal burdfiebt,
lift elm SuB bDber, benn lie 5upOr; auf
ben 2anomesen itebt oas 8aier fuBs
bod unb bas game Tbal sleidt in
8irflidfeit einem sroBen Gee. Die
sroBe SolSbriide Der Baltimore & Ohio
8abn iuuroe i9on WOntass fritz am
Wcrssn Serit6rt; i'm 2aufe bes cages
brad bic i9tpere Steinbriide in A,bees
ling Dor Dem Nnpraa Der 9epaltigen
Bafermaiien fra9eno Suiammen uno
nur nit fuapper Notb frnnten bic Baiz
ianten iib retten. WuBerbem iino flint
8abntrifen, bic iett Der lebten Slutb
uieoer aufsebaut iuOrben waren, furtse'
iduemmt iuoroen unb auf Der Oblo
&tuer. 8a6n itodt Der 8erfebr uolitdn'
big. Die aus 8rttsburs fommenben
Nadridten laiien oas Sdlimmite BE.
firdten; felt Is Sabren but mon bort
einen 70 sepaltisen &esenfaa nidt se'
fannt. aus 8eit : 8enniplpania unb
meloet man Gebnlides. Sn
Brownsville, $a., ities Der Wononse'
belafluB 3 SUB lit elmer Stunbe; bic
tleineren SliiRe iinb 81 reiBenben Str6,
men ansei6uelt unb Der bereits ansez
ridtets Sdaben lit aanS enorm. gm
meiiten leioet bic Baltimore & Obios
gabu, Die iebt bon Der 8elt abseidnits
ten Su iein ideint. SIN Siiben bon
Mtarblanb, auf beiben Seiten Der Gbe'
iapeafa:8 udt, Serit6rte Der Sturm eins
Gn5ubl Jrames Sduier. Die Obfsdrten
.sstudbren bort einen trofloien Inblid;
on einjelnen Stelen 1T auf ben Selbern
nidt elm Salm iteben seblieben. Bolton
unb SEEM gort uuroea nit benz bimm'
lii6en 9saB 10 reidtid seiesnet, baB on
uielen StraBen bic Seller nit Baher
sefiat tpurbeu. Gus 9elatpare peib
man BON einem gpclon 81 beridten, Der
auf ieinem 8fabe GGes serit6rte unb
benz aud mebrere Weni9enleben sun,
Spfer fielen.