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BROOKLYN Theatres.

Mr.: Kyrlc Bellows : 1r1rsnsement& & Sf Shake,
f Potter S enact s o ApRRGR p RR nssn
Cleopatra, o part in which she won much favor.
during n S ssO at
looked, for amount OF dramatic ability. Mr.. Bel-
LEWIS Antony comes TO us with :thc positive
tious, thoughtful study Of ON, Of shakespeares
best characters. A remarkable feature Of the
be made in the regular prices.
aASsSSH sSs & TSs 'fsRSs
fahd Phc pS for "a
and tells an interesting story Of life on the Em-
I'D @ Ss Ee S. % n hRRy s sS sSS%
| a clever transformation from pleasant grove
| TO an angry torrent rushing down rocky pass.
vk.s DS S ssh sns evening co l. hss snS hsqs Fs
tss;SPy and ssssSE$. hsS SS%SS S%SSS
Ef Diamond win be given; Wednesday night and
q Ne Sstq@5dSy @ msStinds Mn. I'm Honor Bound"
t9f sl 'Hd sR %fS snd STiHIs
be @ me sS st Mss
tells. in her own inimitable way how His Art
Was True to Poll. q
said Pashs by the Phiiadephia critics has
been fully sustained last week, not only by the
local writer's, but by the large audiences who
ReTf Rors az sSs S There viii
undoubtedly be large audiences at the Lee Ave
Eastern & tf district reprosentstion viii be given
Monday eySeplng. A number Of new features, IT
Of tuncfni choruses and q feast Of catchy waltz
songs, while the kissing duo in the last act is q
perfect gem.
Genial Joe Polk will be at the Brooklyn
feature in Mr.. Folks performapce y that he
ss;s % Worthy afs
the S ss carriers soo
company with him and this time will be no ex-
| ception to the rule.
Manager. Atkinaon's Company at .Proctors
| Theatre during the coming week. This produc-
Barnes has ored shs esson So
carrying the entire scenery used in the play,
| embracing dozen or more different sets and
win be About one hundred people on the stage
ssCn o. seen esdnS III Sf f 9off a
artist. ,.,
fsss hR hS can FaEsEds
snakes in Ireland. In his collection is q green
Rs% h0s osnt Il SspdS Ssspsd.SS .cnd 90 NJ
san Go @ TSst Ss 9a Rsn tract S
9s %e0 hmSf Soet hs s fSsS
atre, aided by well-balAnced company of per-
An especially good bill is offered by Managers
Huber h GebhaTdt at Zipp's Casino next week.
Prof. Layman, the " Man OF 0 Thousand Faces, y
will give copnterparts, 81, local and national
% .DsR F1sRs 6s fE Sbty T ps dGmadsn adfsr
the FEM Brothers, return with new musical a.
vocal duets, and Minnie Schult, the Casinos
mascot, win be heard again In TIE EVENING
Over the Wattah," introducing. new business,
and possibly some gorgeous Spring raiment.
Lewis Morrison. whose Mephistopheles is one
of the most mastery charscterizations Of the
present generation has arranged to to present his his
Grand Opera-House during the week Of April l..
In mounting his dramatiHation Of Goethe's
famous work Mr.. Morrison has sought to excel
in spectacular novelty the production given by
Henry Irving. He has called Into into reputation d.
stage meohanism. but those, of the ELECTRICIAN
soene the fantastic and unoanny novelties intro,
dqced are 80 startling, that In Philadelphia,
are four curtain calls on the scene nightly.
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mania, and, dagger in hand, goes forth on
his errand of murder"
THAT may be-" remarked q criminal law
yer sitting next TO him; but how does he
manage TO escape detection2 Besides, in his
lucid moments he would. presume, read
the newspapers and be acquainted with the
the fact Of these murders having been COM
mitted. and with the blood stained dagger In
his possession he would. should imagine,
connect himself with the murders, and in his
agony of mind run the risk of betraying
himself. if he did not actually give him
self up"
mot at ALL" replied the doctoro He
doubtless reads the papers, but instead Of
connecting himself with the murders, he
would in all probability view with exocra-
tion the committal Of such bloody deeds
And a. far as the dagger is concerned, I feel
convinced that Immediately after the victim
has been killed he, while still insane. hidesithe
weapon, and only fetcbes it from its hiding
place when the homicidAl fit is next on him.
In such case he in his lucid intervals would
know nothing Of the dagger or the place
where 1t was hid"
II never thought of that" replied the
lawyer.
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Committees. which have been formed in
every part of the metropolis No stone-so
far at least, as private effort has been con-
cerned-has been left unturned, and yet not
the remotest clue has been discovered.
1T seems incredible that this time the
bloodthirsty wretch could have escaped. for
the murder must have been committed al
most within sight, and certainly within
hearing. of the guests assembled in the draw
mgr Where could he have been in
hiding when the unfortunate young lady en-
tered the conservatory, and where could he
have disappeared to between the time Of
committing the murder and the finding Of
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The Chdring Cross Gazette hammered away
as the ipeficient police day after day.
Strive as one will" it observed. one
can hnd neither reason nor motive for such
UNPARALLELED atrocities. ana it is impossible to
understand what connecting link there can
% between Florrie Grey, seamstress, an un-
nnown fower-girl, a popular singer,a simple
ounday-school teacher, two orphan sisters, a
mother and her child and the only daughter
I" well-known Indian officer.
That tAore is some connecting link is, we
.nink. certain; and, although ths victims
nave been selected apparently at hRphazArd.
he important fact must not be overlooked
'uAt each woman killed was not only twenty
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~ have, but cannot accept the theory"
II was an eminent author who spoke.
"How so ?" asked the mad doctor some
what testify. .ts
"Well. that sort of thing might be likely to;
be done in the solitude of the American back
woods. where q man, having murdered his
victims. might return unobseryed to his un-
known lair {: but in a crowded city like Lon
don. where every one is, on the lookout and
where every one suspects the other of being
the murderer. such o man could not pass
unnoticed. He must live somewhere, and
his daily habits would, presume. be in dis
dinct contrast to those of the day on which
the murder fit takes possession Of him.
Hear me out" sharply added the author
a. the doctor made an exclamation Of dis
sent. II know perfectly well what you are
going 20 say. You would point out that this
is not necessarily so; but maintain that It
is, and that however cunning your maniac
may be he would not be able to escape the
watch that is everywhere kept upon any man,
woman or child who may show the slightest
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one years Of age, but she was killed on her
birthday. The age of the fower-girl was un-
known. but her age at the inquest was stated
to be about twenty-one. The only exception
is the young girl, and why the child was
slaughtered by the hand which had just
drunk its mother's blood only the slaughtsrer
can tell.
"This age question cannot be mere coin
cidence. The murderer has without donbt
deliberately made his selections, irrespective
of the social position of his victims.
Another point, which appears to have
been altogether overlooked, il that the muir
dered women bear u striking resemblance to
each other, and We should Judge from the
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Answers to Correspondents.

f. NJ. Co. NO to all your questions.
Mr.. MdrttneHL We think you might make
arran ngemonts with some etorekeeper on one OF
the best business thoroughfares 70 allow you 10
exhibit the picture In his window.
H BarneM Twelfth street runs from the
East to the North River.
g.. r. C;-Inquire at the French Consulate, 4
Bowling Green.
De Lean IL. The Conquest Of the Air" was
begun in THE EVENING Womb Feb, II. 2. II
would be quite proper, in view OF the fact that
the oScasion Is only a young girle' party. ..
America.
Court, Centre Market.
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Club, st. James's. discussing the all-absorb-
ing question Of the hour.
L am moro convinced than ever" said 4
well-known mad doctor, - that my theory is
the correct one. The murderer is dis
charged lunatio. Twenty-seven out of every
twenty-eight days he is as sane as you or I:
but ON the twenty eighth, with the budding
Of the new moon, he develops homicidal
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Defectixe Acountica.

tttoH he chicago 7r,bans.l
What an odd echo this room hasr observed
the Chicago girl, as she slipped her chocolate
and looked about the large dining hall. Don't
You think its acoustics is bad, Mr.. Cahokia7
Tourhsst ever struck. replied the young
man fron. pt. Louis, saving away on his steak
with great energy.
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Tho Actor. Fund Performance.

The New York Actors Fund will give q per-
formance and reception In aid OF the Ladies'
Deborah Nursery and Child's Protectory, at the
March 10.
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Vice. President Hammond. Of the Olympic
Sailor Browns telegram, printed In vester-
days EVENING WORLD. which stated that tho
referee had not treated him fairly in his fight
with young Mitchell. Mr.. Hammond offered
TO post 81 900 with the writer of this column
that Sailor Brown received the fairest play.
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William Ludwig, the famous Irish baritone,
will sing at the solemn high mass tomorrow In
St TeresA'B Church, Henry and Rutgers streets.
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SYNOPSIS OF OPENING IxsrALKEvrS.


thai a G.s%%S ur"On the
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And still they come Pugs and pugs. an d
still more Of them. Now Hte Peckham
wants to. meet anybody at 14O pounds for q
stake of $500. Peckham defeated Jack
Fastley. the champion MIDDLE weight Of
Michigan, Eckert, who isi Meyers pupil. and
Jack DohertY; the latter in eight rounds.
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the body2 II is only q question Of q few
minutes, for within twenty minutes of her
absence from the room being discovered abe
was found lying hfeleSS on the ground, her
quiverng body telling that the death blow
had but Just been struck.
"The house, the gardens. indeed the whole
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or he may even be fend in human shape
(as bslieverg in the supernatural profess to
believe), but the thing is to catch him and
bring the diabolical crimes home to him. But
hoW7
Hitherto he had bafiiOd all the efforts of
the police, - well as those Of the Vigilance
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CHAPTER Ill,


A
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queen Of obesity, MISS Adah Briggs and Mis-
souri's ton beauty will all be there. Talbot
Weayers Minstrels will give an Entertainments
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Great interest centres in the jackson Car.
din fight Pools will be sold everywhere
throughout the East. as we'll as in California,
whore the fight takes place.
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HEAR NE OUT" SHARPLY SAID THE AuTHoh.
oddity of manner, No, sir, unless your mad
man possesses the ring of Gyges and has the
power of making himself invisible at will
cannot see how your theory can hold good. !"
"WhAt is your theory tneni" said the
doctor. with touch of sarcasm IN his voice.
Well. TO tell the truth, have no particu-
lar theory but these murders remind me of
q strange affair that occurred in Paris sonle
FIVE and twenty years ago; and the solution
of tht mystery may possibly apply to the
present case"
He paused, and the members dreW-nearer
to hear what he had to say. t
I10 b0 OOnttAued MoMdakl
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business including the election of members,
will be tfAnsacted -

Va,ep inst now uora ,han nnsh;n n Is. =, 'n iS
For what purpose Ia that English centre
board being builtp Ia abe 70 challenge for
the America Cup? And why are they 30
reticent over there about the craft
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Billy Edwards IL willing 10 back Peter
Jackson. the hoavy.weight oolored pugihst,
who 10 TO meet Cardiff within three weeks.
for VI, 900 against anybody, barring Kilrain.
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fight Gushing for $500 or $1 900 at 1913 pounds.
The second of the fve regular meetings
held during the year by the New York Yacht
Club will occur March %. Regular
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Of Steve Brodie's visit to relatives in Roch-
ester" is to jump the Genesee Falls. He
is there, waiting for an opportunity to emu
late Sam Patch. 1t is to be hoped he will not
share Sans fate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-01-27

In the matter Of the estate of
J'.na Il. Thompson,
Deceased
Notice for publication of time ap-
pointed for proving will, etc. Pursuant
10 an order of ii Court made on the
7th day of January, \. y, 1881, notice is
here By given that Thursday, tna 18Th
dav of January, \. d. 1883, at 10 o'cloc K
Il. IN. of said day, 1T the Court-rOom #
said Court. at The Court house, in the
city Of Carson, county of Urlns3y, have
baeu appointed a. Tie time ana place
for proving the will OF ,ttid Jane 4.
thomp.on, deeeesed and hearing
the t.ppiicatlou % t.Hui :. Thompson
ior he IS, utnee 80 hIsr OF letters testa-
III sntars - a. ana wHere any person
iass,e~ = ma aPeetr and contest the
said vi, and IA y ale objections in
s,fHALG ie graf. ng Of let rs testa-
meatars 10 ss,.u petitioner
D.ta January 2. SS9.
WM. ny Do ANE, clerk.
JA-. " ToRaEYSoN, Atty for pc
titioner. I'd
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0Fmsby County.

In the matter Of the estate Off
J':na Il. Thompson,
Deceased J
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-01-27
LOST OR STRAYED-

DR0N IsoDEE, TWO MARES.
Il three years old, one bay, and enc roam
branded and vented ssE,' Correspond with
A. Keenan,, Bedie, Cal. leo 2s.2w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-01-27
Delinquent Notice.

TNYD CANAL X.-Lo-
1. cation of principal place of busi-
ness, Carson City. Nevada. Location of
works, Owens Valley, Inyo county,
California.
NOTICE There are delinquent upon
the following described, stock, en- &c
coantof Assessment No. 4, levied on the
Thirty first day Of = &c, 1888, the several
amounts Sc opposite 10 the names of
the respecGivs snarenolders, Us follows:
Name. Cert. Shares. Amt.
Laughlan, Mclean 6l 1853 @625
And in accordance wit law, and an
order of the Board of Trustees, made on
the 3ist day Bee, 1888, SO many shares
of each parcel of such stock as may be
necessary Will be SOLD at pubic auction
at tue Office of the Company, at the Bull
lien & Exchange Bank, Southeast cor
ner OF Carson and Proc or streets, Car
son City, New. on Monday, the ThIrti-
eth Gay ofJanusry 1889, at the hour of
two (2) O'Clock p. NJ of said ay, to pay
said delinquent aSsessm ent thereon, to
gether with costs of advertising and
expenses of sale.
Il. r. HOFER,
Secretary.
Office Atthe Bullion and Exchange
Bank corner Of Carson and Proctor
streets. Carson ity Nevad&. dec1td
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feIlts Der yYuIman'ideu Berfe" - etua 25
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gen vBefemer' StabInerttn" ereiguet. Ser
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bic gGerie, bereH idmmtIide 3epartemeuts in
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nod tmmer uidIt 3u, baB tbre Sadle uerloren
if. Der Striter Wur. Dunn, tuelder gefieru
Gbeno eiueu GHsrifi auf ben @lerf Salouap
mn6te uno Ton getterem in Die Brufi aez
ihoffeu mur6e, sptGb pabriteiuIib gaueieu,
obp0bI bic gGuube cine seiahIliae 1T. gaQos
nan befiAtet fidb in Saft,
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in eineM 9auie uabe Der 4. un0 9reenftr.
uuo bate in cen @ei6Gftea BON Stratrbribge
uno @lotbter, 9ebr. SbarpleB, SerBberg,
GGuiudia6en Il. 10. i'm Wertbe BON DIM
terten non Dollars befe1t uub augeer6net,
bieieIbeu iouteu mad ieiner sSobuuud sebra1t
peineu. giniSe Der Sirmeu lteferteu iHbes
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bem anberen 3tmmer cine Sruu nit bem I'm
3iiubsu bon 6euer 2Gr1 madte unb iifl nit
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gGaaren bur9 cine SiatertbIre. Berciual
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unb mad]te ofort Der NOIiBei bauou 4u;eige.
Gtue fid inteffsn auf bisieIbe QlIein sI Der
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fudte bort bic CUR atIabrt Ea9 europa be-
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belpbia ,nriid. Sollratb bat du3 in yieps
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nerthSrues giano auf 4u;GbIuns getauft,
tas Ct iofcrt pieber pertaufte. Seine Ser
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ten bofTteu, er peroe ben Bsftobleuen ;ur
0te6ererIarguus ibres &igeutbums bebdlf.
lid ieiu, ullelu er tpeigerte fiG, Dies 81 tbuu
urt uutoe uom 8iGter pare 3u 3pet 5ahren
uub ,uei Rouateu, bonn Gage letuer Serz
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nGIte tes geinnseueu, Die 30. SubIeuleter
uub @erbemanu, bateu usraebeas um Rad'
fC5t fir i6u.
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gSay0bT6n0c.

@bftago, 8. Rai.-Q8ie cine Spe;iatz
8gpeide aus @aRsSaaiuam, Q(it., meloet,
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9tonaten ntd3t 8eregaet, 70 OaB isBt ii6erau
Seuer miitlen. Su cen Counties 0ftolano,
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uno 8ulh ben 6Iammen 3ur. Spfer. Die
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fjeIeu. @ebr. 9iuft & @oup. ba5en in Der
ylabe BON AI9er 800 600 SaB BIu6ol3 UerIoz
ren, uuo me5rere Sriideu fub abBebrGuut.
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SeraebrGunt, Dteilen n0rbli6 oaoon cine
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lie9eu aIe Seiegrapbeubrdbte 81 8oaeu, oa
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ter beimgeiudteu @egenoeu nuBte1 in gro'
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und unteu lte9eu bItebeu, bis bas oerbolGte
9sfrdud in Der ytldbati6aft uerbranut
mar. Ser 9r1ste SdaOeu eutfanb in oem
ioseuunnten nSomefeab=" "@ebiet, pelhes erf
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Ter bem Seimfatteu'@eieB tparbeH, baFe=
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letten 8ieufag our9 eiaen Ttammeufurm
uelbeert, unb ole neifeu Iufe6ter Darloreu
ibre gan3e 6abe. Die in ieasr @eaeuO ges
legeHeu fleiueu St;i9afteu 8rucas .&coitag,
@at6poro unO Qutboup fab total 3etf6rt.
8Gs gtiot@en Norpap eatgiug MIR our6
eiren roG CUR reAteu 3eit etu3etreteUen b:f.
ttgeu 9le8eu Der 3erf6ruHa. Dtan ftr6tet,
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&t6ottFde 2lnset8en tn SentT6en
0I1Itetr>

@btca8o, 8. Rreisri4ter Gnlep
bat enti4ieoeu, baB es tein geieB giebt,
ourd meIGss tefimmt piiroe, oaB Sle fdottz
ideu Gu5eigeu nur IN eu9ltider SpraGe aes
brudt rreroen biirien. Snl Gimme bieier
@ntI6eibuEg bat Gibter SuIep bas Gaiu1
zines geuiiiau BiutGm Rc4Op, bem Staotz
ratbe Die Ser0fentIi4uus Der fdbtiiden IN
3eigeu in benz oeutIdeu BIatte O6reie Pref:"
81 uaterinBea, abgepieien.
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Eee 1effe etsteS SttneesmatTAnaS
ano Die Rt6tc etueS Gr'Gom'
rnfif. if.GntflroIettrR.

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bes grz&ontrOIeurs Grenbolu1, oerltaB beute
friib tire Seimatb in Georsetotpu uuS traf
on einem frtiber Oerubrebeten Srte ben 22'
iGbrtgeu Biliou g8. 8reuemau, peIder ats
&Iert I'M Giireau zines bieiigeu @rHuofiJeuz
tbEu suGtIers angefeut If. 9as Bdrdsn
IitB ii6 trauen uub begub fi9 bann uad Bbi.
IateIpbia, mo es i'm oGGfabette 6oteI" ao.
fieg. Son bort aus beuadrtGtigte bic iIuge
Grlu lire @[tsrn telegrapbiid iiber tbre pei.
roth. Greneman ift Elm Neffe bes 6ra. u.
Y. g1iiiOu, 8uHOesmdfi9auS fiic ben 0is
frjtt Columbia. Srenemans Shutter oppas
1irte Der Seiratb, uub tbre SppoftiOa per
GEIaBte Die iuugen 2eute 3ur 6tudt,
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Set o9rtefter Der gIttsidst8en" &c.
itorbegg.

Gan TruuStsco, 8. Mai. - Die ge.
fern aus 5orolIlu bier nugetommeue Bar
tentiue vgB. s. Dimono" brtHgt Die Ra9'
ri9t, 6n6 Gatsr Damien, DeIder melt un0
brett als Der yBrtefter Der IusidBigeu BON
gloIoiain befaHut mar, am 10. aprtI Al Gas
Iana, 6emaii, farb. Sater 9auteu nurSe
1910 In Belgieu geburen unb IAN 1864 nab
5apaii. gBGbreab Der IeBteR 16 Sabre mar
Ste Iusidsigen.N .NeOerIafuug 81 Golofai Der
SdQupiab Istrer Etbdtigtett, unb er 3og nd
bort bic entIetIide araat1eit Su, bic ibn jeb!
Aoa Qehpu neYnf4ft bat
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g8teScr eiIS IoWt1t0iit Rrtea.

EOpeta, 8aui. 9. Iai.-SH g8auace-
Sountp, peIaes erf i'm Gebruur be. SS. Or
aanifirt porbeu if, if Elm f0rmIi9er Stdbte=
trteg au8gebroaeu. Der gouoerueur i0Qte
ben 0OrIauftsea GountbfR beaimmeu, no
f1 bic &ouutp. @ommiHare fir bic Hd5iteu
5 Sabre aufbaIteH io0teu, uno beBei6uets
Sbarou= springs. Bei ben gBablen an Is.
apIil fimmten mebrere g8dbLer fir gBlQace
ale GountgfB, obgIetd uidt tiber bic Brage
obgefiumt nerOeH iollte, Huo 6a fir tstue
au6ere Stabt Stimmeu abgegeben porOeu
maren, ftebeIteu bic @ount1s sBeamteH na5
gBauace ttber, Die g0rmifdre ausgeaom'
men. S0r 6em Sbergerift i6pebt gegeu'
nQrtig Elm UlanbamI8s Berfabreu; bic Stimz
mung III a6sr 10 erregt, baB lluru5eH oefirGtet
tnprheu