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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
NORWOOD wITHDRAWs
His Contest for the Gubernatorial Chair,
Occupied by Mr. Eagle.


Occupied by Mr.. Eagle.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. 4.-Thc busi-
ness OF the Senate today was OF a very i'm.
portant character When the Senate met
this morning Senator George Martin, OF
Independence County, asked unanimous
consent to Withdraw the Norwood Eagle
contest set for final action today, which
was surprise to all. He said he had been
requested by DIR. G.. NJ Norwood to with
draw the papers relating to the contest,
giving his reasons that il was evident that
the contests are creating n great deal of
discomfort all over the country, resulting
in the killing Of J. NJ. Clayton and serious
threats to others, and that the Senate has
so retarded the investigation in the case
that il is deemed doubtful il fair investi.
CATION could be had.
ut could not be denied" said the Sena-
tor, that Clayton's was political MUIR
der, and it could not be denied that Mr..
Foatherstone has received warning, and
that similar threats have been made in
regard 10 the Pulaski Legislative contest.
This contest has greatly retarded the bust
ness OF the session, and on that account
ask TO withdraw it,
As to DIR. Norwoods motives in this
action, the Senator could not say that it
was for political capital hereafter. The
petition was withdrawn, but the charges
made 10y the Senator were strongly rcpu.
dated by the Democratic Senators and
denounced in strong terms.
The bill increasing the membership 10
five Justices passed the Senate by vote
Of Is 10 10.
A number Of bills were referred to com.
mittees, which closed the days session.
TIIE HOUSE
was in session only until noon today, and
in that time did very little important work
The resolutions passed by the Kansas
Legislature severely condcmning the State
for political crimes were brought 10 the
attention OF the House, but were dismissed
without action Of any sort upon the sug-
gesIion Of Representative Coffin, oi Law
renee County, that Arkansas Is not respon-
sponsiblc ior the yindictiycnoss Oi the
Kansas Legislature.
A resolution passed limiting speeches on
any subject to ten minutes.
\ resolution was offered by Representa-
tive Quinny, OF Bradley County, to pro-
vide ior separate charitable institutions tor
the deaf mutcs aud blind asyiums. There
are four negroes in the former, and an at-
tempt is being made TO place others in the
latter.
Among the bills introduced was one by
Jameson, oi Union, to reduce telephone
rates in Arkansas 10 II per month, aud
one by Hicks, OF Lonokc, 10 amend the
libel law, 30 as Ia permit the correction Of q
manifest aud unintcniiunal error 10 re-
lease the paper from damages.
Representative Jones OF Hampstead
appeared in his seat Tor the iirsl timo this
session, having been kept at home by No..
ness.
An attempt 10 repeal the game law was
defeated la the House by tic vote OF -
10 3i.
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,u,rvrE- ANSWERED.

Tn thD rru o. o. ,B.lmrr.
Your notice that you will resume tho
taking ui testimony in the case of j, H.
Chalmers. contestant, w. ]. u. Morgan,
iut a scat iu thc FIFTY first Congress, at
fernando, ON Muuday, the lth instant, h
received Having Acknowledged tine rr.
cript ul your said notice, have 90 say
with regard to the allegations contained
therein. That you were informed 10y j.
y. Nichols, Mayor ui BIiy-yIIlc, that tho
appearance of danger go fernando WIS -o
great us to induce him 10 believe, and he
did believe there Wlt4, Imminent danger 1t
hluudshpd, that after consultation with
sUup ui Your friends, citizens Oi Her
uuudu aud others hc determined, ia
order "to prevent hluUlshcd, to stop
the taking OF my testimony at that
place" | am we'll satisfied that during
The time said testimony was being
taken at this place there WIS
not only no appearance ol danger OF
bloOlshri but not tho least evidence or
appearance ul oven the slightest breach oi
the pplrc. | aver that ihr -Iil Nichols
and al OF your agents attorneys and W.T.
ncasrs were treated during thur uniiru
af4y Ht this place with the utmost cour-
tr.y. and sm informed That your agents
and attorneys sY treated ihu HNriW lt-
liable gentlemen Just before their de-
utrtuur. / have 90 Ay further tNai a1
mot b.Ur,r tine said Nichols WAS treated
Ii.ruurtruusIv by Mr. Foster aul am
rrcduby informed that Mr. Foster lid
not ut Nrsbi,ts. iu your presence d,iy lho
Major NJ Nichols Co attempt io bold
uight session aud call upun the white
rIt,,us pu.,ut 60 prevent ms doing so, /
Hm informed aud believe that Mr. Foster
d.I uu, either iu your presence ot out "i
if. u,r ihr language attributed o. him, nor
anything liku o. II. g NA!.'N'
Attorney tor j. g. Morgan.
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,IrLsbnrs'. rnbiir nniIdIng.

Special Dispatch ip The Appeal
WAsniyoroS, Feb. T. The Hon. W. l..
Trowbridgp, Of VicksbuP, Miss, has come
10 Washington ior the purpose oi defend.
Ing the act oi the Treasury officials In the
selection Of a site for the new public
building ut Nicksburg The site was No.
lcclcd some Tow weeks ago by one Of the
employees Of Supervising Architect frccrcts
office. As h usually the ease, the dlsap-
pointed biddcm raised q cry that the site
selected WIS In an incOnysnicnt and uu.
suitable locality and sent protests 10 Rep.
rcsontaliyu Catchings. Col TrowbrIdgu
has come on with counter statements aud
will ~ before tho Secretary oi the Treas.
ury tomorrow ON the question.
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CHALMERS CHECKED.
Tit" Little Brig" in an Ugly Position.
Tho Talk About Imminent Blood
shed" Groundless.
The Citizons of Hernando Justly
Outraged at the Charge
1t Is Ono of tho Many Manufactured
Southern Outrages.
To Excite sympathy Among the Radl-
Gals at the North, and TO Help tho
Discounted Politician In His
Contest for Morgan's Seat.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
llEUNANpo, Miss, Feb. I've send
you q copy ol the answer to the Hon. j.
b. Morgan, furnished Us by Mr.. Watson,
his attorney, 10 Gen. Chalmers, notice OF
which appeared in your issue OF the lth
inst. We desire to add our testimony that
thcallcgotlons scontaincdi iuGon. Chalmers
notice are libel upon the citizens OF our
town and county. II Is among our people
considered disrcputablo TO make such
charges against community without any
thing 10 sustain them. II Con. Chalmers
has particle Of scllrcspect left let him say
what appearances were reported to him
which indicated then that there was
danger of bloodshcd in case the taking Of
his testimony nt fernando was con-
tinucd, what citizens ul fernando or
elsewhere advised his notary to cease
the taking of testimony for the reasons
assigned his notice. We believe that II
any Of his friends Counscllcd the course
pursued hy him in Ceaslng tO take tcsti-
muny ut fernando, It was because they
discovered that he could not prove one Of
the prcpuslcrous charges made by him In
his notice of contest. We court the fullest
investigations, aud ask that all the facts be-
brought out At the same time We under
stand fully that these charges, which,
through your culumus, have been sprcud
broadcast throughout the l,uA, have al.
ready served the puruosc iur which they
were manufactured. aud that they We're
rccklcssly made aud were aud are without
the slightest foundation IN fact. Grist for
the Southern outrage mill must be- had at
nil hnynrls
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> Ihe s,mo,n ConIinv s,,,,o,,

BEHtiv, Feb. a. Commenting upon the
action oi the United States Senate in voting
a credit ior a coaling station ut Pago. Pago,
the National I,IiUHg says "Amcrica OBJ.
tanned the right 10 establish a coallng sla.
ton from Malictoa, but she did not take
advantage Of the privilege within the spc.
Gifted timc. Tho establishment Of n station
now would appear 10 be an American pro.
tcst against German annexation"
The North German Gd,,iis tonight makes
allusion 10 Mr. Pcndetons being unwell.
This Is construed ~ an indication that the
appointment Of new American Minister
~ desirable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
OBITUARY.
.,n 81 rirrrIrk

W,myotoN, Tch. I.Nm. VI. Mcr'
rick. OF tac Supreme Count OF thn District
OF Columbia, died at Dis residence 100 gus
city. ths oy,nInA OF gastric complain"
Ilc vasuuau,u OF Maryland, about sew
,ut, yplrs uI ug1. and was iur Two term, u
uumH.ru0 Congress from that state. Tie
served ON the Credit Mobilicr Committee,
ard made thr principal report Of ,nNtsu,,
cation. llr served as O member "i thro.d
Circuit Court IT thc District irum 800 10
1863. when thc rour. WIS lcgFhiDd on. OF
r,i.Irurp. President Cleveland appointed
lin 10 the place be occupied at 'uc umo
ui uy death.
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liz Tho House Of Rgprc.rniNIlgcS.

WAsnfyorov. Dec. ! lbc Speaker
having proceeded to call ,hr states for the
introduction .and rcicrcu.H of biil', OIL.
clustering was inaugumtrI by Mr Pay.
son, Of Illinois, who sont 90 Tie clerks
dosk aud demanded the reading Of long
printed bill 10 establish Count OF Appcals.
Ills opposition is directed TO the Union
Pacific Funding bin, and upon hIs desk
rests a stack ot bills, the reading ol winch
will consume the entire day unless he ,s-
coiyes assurances that no effort WIN Oo
made 10 pass the measure under suspeh-
sion Of the rules
The Court Of Appeals bill having been
duly read aud feibucj, Mn I"ysOh
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pose OF tran acting tn cir regular business,
ana also Tor tn1 consideration of the yari-
ous petitions for and against the stock or
no-tence law. Fully 500 people from diff
ferent portions OF the country were pres.
ent, and the entire day was spent IN ex-
citing discussions on both sides of tho
measure. All the petitions not being in,
the board finally postponed the matter
until next fall, much to the qualification of
those who desire the fences of Yalabusha
TO remain as they now are.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05

Osurau, N ", Fob. Natural us
continues 90 How from tho we'll al Sand,
Creek with great roar Every pucau.
ton Is being taken 90 prevent the gas bee
ing limited until the tools run be- removed.
Tho contractor thinks there is plenty ui
gis and gls.vcll stock cannot b. bought
NJ any pfico Many people are visiting
the scene Arrangements are being made
~ pipe glH through the village.
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Nw Youg. Feb. MARY H. tisSe'
VrI known in dramatic circles Us a da'
ma.st and theatrical writer died atoio
O'Clock this morning, OF pneumonia. @!
her r...Ipurc, No. ~ West Nirriy'lhird
street Mis-. Fiskc WIS tho wife of stephen
Tiskc. the dramatic editor Of The >ppho,
Hs IuuA Mrs. Fiskc was best known as
the au,hurcss OF "philIp Henry. MIS-,
Iiskc contributed letters and scIh stories
10 many OF the prominent newspapers
Throughout the country aud VIZ sencFally
admired for her stylcOi work.
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sn., IIis sweetheart aud s.Icidrd.

CmoNuu. Feb. 4.-John Dempsey shot
his sweetheart, Maud Mcclellan, la the
street tonight, and then killed hinfclL
The tragedy took place in jackson houlc .
ward. near Peoria street Death wis IN
slanlauryus With each. The girl was a
domestic, recently from Canada.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05

BALTIMORE. Md, Feb. T. Jake kilruu
tonight lu.rsuphcd H. X. Fox, Of New
York, that be- would accept the challenge
Of Jcn smith. champion Of England. Tor
another dghi aud that be- was willing 10
acccdr to auy terms that might be- pro.
posed for a lair contest for the champion.
EhIn ml IMn world.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
JACKSON CaIssl BOARD or TRADE
Celebrates ita First Aunivor1Nry
Good Oncos Apparent.

Nopd bmccH hpp Atont'
Special pI1patch TO The Appeal
JAcKsov, Miss, Feb. 4 The Jackson
Board oi Trade celebrated ils liri auni-
ycrary tonight A busincs, meeting was
frst had whcrcat reports oi officers wcro
received. The president Dr. T. W. Pee.
pies, made succinct and graphic review
Of the workings of the board aud the re-
suits lhocirom, showing immense adyan-
lngcs having accrued 10 the city from the
same. lie showed that every move Oi
progress aud improvement that las been
accomplished aud nov IN process of com
pIrtIon Wus inspired by this boirl llc
WIS unanimously reelected president
amid applause. All the old officers wcrc
likewise reelected After tho business
wns over banquet WIS participated IN hy
the members ut the Edwards House,
where many short speeches we're made.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05

Jackson, Miss, Feb. i.-Iho Chancory
Court granted a divorce today in the case
Of Roderick Lowry and Nanny Lowry, on
the petition Of the latter, whose maiden
name, Hemingway, wu restored
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T.. W. SuuU, Mayor
Gro. Nopps, Marshal.
T. &. poCErEY, Sheriff
!. H. maxwell, Circuit Cl'k.
". n. RoLtINs, p'p'y Sh'n.
j. 4. CRUE, ppty Chan. Clk.
A. $. BuDuANAN.
SAN ruWElta
A. H. Wrf, Chanccry Clerk.
l.. u. GWNNN.
a. O.. CArrWrY.
". \. CRossErr Co. Treas.
X. s. pNnNrY.
A. :. srESruu, Of W. as.
j. VI. BEoWN, ~. -. :.
A. Do,kEHN
j. N. JOHNSON.
G. W. BYr, OF &. ". u. Il Co.
NJ. e. SLOAN, ui Sloan Bros.
y. y. SiutN, ol Sloan Brut
NJ. ~. WuzsINDin
u. M,krNAE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05

Cmc,oo. ILL.,, Feb. i-Thc Rey. George
Charles street, Canon OF the Cathedral ol
st Peter and st. Paul, In this city, died a.
Winter Park, Fla, yesterday Ageo
ss,yuty.thrco.
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sspitsI Notes.

The Committee on the judiciary auth.
orihcd Chairman Edmunds 10 propose an
amendment 10 tlv sundry civil bill, giving
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THE re.c. Law 4, Ys,abu.ha.

spuhl Dispatch " The Appeal.
CorrEEviLLH, Miss, Feb 4.-'The Board
oi Supervisors me, here today for the pur.
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= THE APPEAL -

Has n larger circulation than
any other newspaper in the re-
gion com )rised by the states of
Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkan-
sas, Alabama, Texas and Lou.
isiana.
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Has larger daily circulation
than any other newspaper In
Tennessee Mississippi, ArlSan.
sas. Alabama and Texas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-20
liuoe Al Ser 9loHs her 9oummnlfpiphe |

liuae gu Ser 3lofe Der Baummonfeinbe
geIDrsn. Die Jarmer in Dem Diiritt
baben i@ in Golge oehen 5uiammengs.
than uno MAIDEN ben 8erfuh, beg
G6metteslings : Seer nit Der 9ampe
nno Der S%euerpfanne gu b%efdmpfen.
unlnittelbar um San MARCOS berum
ltno in Der lebten Wo9e ni1t meniger
als 500 lol@er 2empen unb pfannen
IN ben Baumpolfelbern aufgeitent
tporoen, uno lie uerben bic gauge Na6t
biabur1 am Brennen gebalten. Wie
Der geri9t ia8t, liefern bic GauHeute
ben Garmern bic Sampen iopobl ME
6as n0tbiae Del gum &ofpreiie. Cine
9ampe ober pfanne auf 5 older pirb
tut genliaenb gebalten, unb Die Garmer
tno Der 3uberR@t, baB auf biefe Weiie
bic 8aummolraupe f~erngebalten tuer=
ben fann. Sbatia9e 1T i~eoenfals, bab
etne groBe 4aaabl bon @@metterIingen
I'D an ben 2i@tern Oerlenst unb gu
@runbe gebt.
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a. 2eute, bic gionos uu6 Droel,


a 2eute, bic Yianos un6 DrgeIn
faufen molen, folten li9 barar erin>
lern, bob mir in oiefem @ei9dfte felt
"a Sabren tbdtig inb, baB mir nun bic
befen S%nfrumeute fibren unb bon tel.
ner Gabrif abbdngig fnb, ba mir nur
ffr boar faufen. Wir ~berfaufen feline
Waaren auf @ommiffon, fonbern mir
faufen unb Derfaufen auf eigene &eds
rlHg unb fu6en itets Dem 8ublifum
gere1t au merben. Sn GoIge 6ef5en
f6nnen mir biliger oertaufen unb uniere
2unbeu fino i9er, SET uns bic Ieidtes
item gebingungen, bic gr0Bte NnsuabI
unb bic frengfe &eelitdt gu finben.
Wfan fauft nirgenbs better als in benz
a~ltbepdbrten Mnffbaufe bon Cog.
gan 8rDs., 208 Commerce 6iraBe,
San Intonio.
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Sac Muupnciren.

Wer nit grfolg annonciren min, bel
breierlei puntte ms Muge su- fafen.
St muB f1 beftreben, BEN publifum
bieienise Snformation sufommen au
laten, berer es bebarf bann benienigen
She'll bes publifums 5u errei9en, bef=
len 8eoiirfnii{e er befriebigen min, cub.
lid muB ct fi9 bemiiben, feline Mn3eisen
ben 2euten 10 Iei9t als m6gli9 au ma.
9en. I'm bies at erlangen, bat man
perf6iebenartise Mese einsef6Iasen,
bat 3dune nit plafaten betlebt, groBe
Bulletins an aufre9tftebenbe Safeli1 &c.
flebt, bunte S9ilber in ben Cars unb
Series ansebra9t, bic f6bnften 2anb.
f9aften bur9 riefge Mni9Idse berun=
aiert, auHalenb gei6mldte Masenanse
unter ben Gldnser elmer greuli1en Mu'
ft bur1 bic StraBen gei6idt, Mdnner
in frembartisem NufpuB on ben gfen
poitirt, bic ben 9oribergebenben &e>
tlame3ettel in bic Sdnbe briiden.
Die Sborbeit berartiger l1nternebs
mungen liegt fIar auf ber 9anb. Wer
teist benin in Die Gar, uln na93uieben,
mo- er einen bsitimmten NrtiteI am bils
ligiten baben tann2 Wer reift 3u bieiem
3tpede? Gein berniinftiger Meni9 lpirb
bas tbun, bielmebr fiblen i9 Sauienbe
babur9 a~ngemibert, tpenn He auf einem
rein Dem 8ergniigen ~getpibmeten Muss
1uge LIBERAL auf @ei6dftsan3eieen flo.
Ben, fur tpel9e fe ni6t bic geringife
8ermenbtng baben. Man ioa feline
Mnnonee nidt ba anbringer, no man
fe gu finben tpeber ertuartet nod
uinfdt. 6elbft bic buntiIufrirten
Sbeater3ettel, bic mon in allen S@au.
fenftern uno Saloons erblidt, irb bonn
llebeI, benn Niematb lduft in ben Gtras
Ben lumber. UNI auf ben r8iasBoarbs"
5u fiuoiren, tnel6e neue Nttrattionen
uniere Sbeater.O ireftoren unb Smpre=
farien bieten.
Sn fat ieber Gantilie tuerben aber
3eitungen geleien. unb no dies shop
ping bon Der Gamilie, bon beren BE.
DiirfniKen, beren @ef9mad, beren Sit
ten unb @ewobnbeitert ausgebt, 70 ers
giebt f9 baraus Der natiirli1e 61luB,
baB, tper nit grfoIg ~annon3iten min,
bur6 iene MitteI auf bic Gamilie einau.
tpirten iu1en muB. Die 3eitumgen
tuerben als Gihrer fur bic 2dufer be-
tra6tet unb finb es au6 in Der 9bat.
Der Gaufmann nun, ber ieinen Namen
unb fein @ei6dftslotal Der preTe fern
bdIt, biirfte beim Yublitum balb in Ser.
eeHenbeit geratben unb felbit feline friis
beren 2un6en bur9 bic Mnitrengung
feiner &onturreuten, bieislben on id
3u 3ieben, leiGt berlieren.
SeIbfberfdnbli9 muB Der Nnnoncis
renbe BEL Der Iustpabl bes 8lattes ober
Der Bldtier, In pel9er er feline Mn3ei.
gen eiariiden lafen wia, pori9tig fem
uub bart f9 ni6t immer bur6 ben orb.
Beren ober geringeren umfans Der Sir.
fuIation beftimmen Iafen. Nnnoneen
fur bic aagemeinen SntereRen geb6ren
in bic 3eituusen.
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Qluertct.

upter Treunb JrioDlin
Wtlb bat b.ute cine @rbolunas, utlo
Wefu1sreife na6 DeutidIanb aE9etrts
ten. St berlieB feline 6eimatb por %
Solren uno febrt bortbin tauptld@li6
3urdd, UNI feline bodbetaste Mutter mod
einmal gu feben. Wir mini6en ibm
mad iabrelanger emiiger Nrbeit bic 10
n5tbige Grbolung, re6t pergniisie Stun.
ben i'm f66nen gaiernlanb unb mo-
mentli6 i'm @%Iternbaufe unb oliidli9e
Wiebettebr!
- Infer Geueroepartement bat tpies
Der bic 8eranitaltung zines umauges
unb ether Jeier am 4. Suli eingeleitet.
Mae Organiiationen Der 5tabt fnb
autgeforbert uno eingelaben, fi9 gu be-
tbeiligen unb elmer am 9onntag Mors
gen 9 ubr i'm 9pribenbauIe Der Jeuer
80. Ho. 2 itatifinoenben peiteren bera.
tbenoen 8erfammluns bei3uwobuen.
WorftBen6er beg arrangements Gomites
1T 9err Wm. 96Hing If.
= SIN @O~untDgeri6t purbe geitern
Erau Sba Stapper bonn @iboln auf III
reit 8eiites5ufanb bin unteriu9t uno
bic Surp ertldrte bic Grau fir irrIinnig.
Die &rantbeit foQ 1T Der Gamilie Der
ungliflt6en Srau erblid Iein.
= 8eri9iebene Wirtbe finb aufge.
iorbert porben, teue Bombs gu ifeaen,
namentli@ Sol9e, fir mel6e bic Brauz
erelen bic 8argi@aft 9~eleitet baben.
SifriftsN nmalt pai9al 1T Der Nnf9t,
bob bic 8rauereien ibrem Jreibrief mad
aIs giirgen ni6t perantpOrti9 gebalz
ten luerben f6nren. 9ie Namer Der
babur6 betrofenen beuti9en Wirtbe
finb: g. g. Meb, 5. 9. Mofer &
Co., Mnton &raufe, q. &6bn, .. Sra
mer, &laus 6 gorpabI, 9. 9ilben,
IuB. Gage. S. Gritf6, .. ebert.
IS beiBt, baB bic @unfet Babn
einen She'll ibrer Yureaur mad 6pu=
ffon, ben afl6eren mad San Nntonio
berlegen tpirb uab baB Ser um3ug bon
NeD Orleans aus bis gum 6. Suit Be.
DerffeQigt perbsu fol-.
Ser 8eetboben Mdnner9or bat
bic g%inlabungen gum Sommerna6tsfef
uno Gon5ert in Wutbs @arten, am
nd9fen Samfas Nbenb, erlaKem.
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sIu Seaiser. 4~pniumentem.

Yerionen melde nit benz 69lauh
WoHer fprintslu. Oafelbe fit ben Stan
ober fir irgenb einen anberen 3med gu
aebrau6en miiniben, m6gen In u~nferer
Office f9 bic n6tbige 2isens auf elm
Sabr oeri1dHen beginnenb am |. Wai,
oa fir iolden @ebrau9, ausfdlieBli6
Der @ate fir bdusliden Beoarf, cine
Spe3ial,& State berefnet mirb. So ueber'
einitimmung nit ben 2egelu Der @eiea>
f6aft laufen Dieienigen, mel9e ben
S9lau9 benuben, obne bic e~rforoerli.
DIE 9i3ens erlan9t Su baben, @efabr,
baB linen bic @afersufubr absei9nit=
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