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Rlo9snss'FR, M!sS, June 27.-While
two men we're digging trench yester-
day they struck in two places, 100 feet
apart, ~ old TRENCH, Of which tradition
gives no account, containing bones Of
cattle, horses, hogs and human beings.
1t is supposed that train Of early pio.
neers, previous to the settlement Of this
country, in passing through, camped on
this site aud were attacked and massa.
cred by the Sioux Indians who occu.
Peg the loylauda nsss TINT part oi the
city in FORMER years ID aVillaee. The
fact that the bones were found buried in
a :.::ssnch indicates that the survivors
beat of the savages, or tue. remaiiss::
y! y9H1,d T. ! hlsye been left to decay on the
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ReIecteu The lInnirestu.

BosroN, Mass, June 27.-The striking
building laborers met last night to take
action on the manifesto issued by the
mason builders. After long discussion
they finally rejected the entire docu-
ment chiefly on the ground that "walk-
ing delegates" are barred out OF build
inga that may bs in process Of erection.
The stone masons voted to sustain the
building laborsrs and rejected the man.
:iauto
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Spcetd! Dispatch TO the lnteuioncer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June o7.-Wes
Virginia pensions have been granted as
follows: Original-H. B. Mckinney
Williamstown; Burris Snyder, Leroy;
Wesley Estep, Boyds; W. &. Lazzell
Morgaatown; Samuel Martin, Jordans
VIM. A. Williams, Wheeling; A. ]
Lott, Parkersburg.
Increase-John Buckman, Romine,
Mills; Daniel Younker, Cameron; Mar
tin G. Waggoner. Jane Lew; james II
Hardesty, Auburn; George Cation, Cliff.
ton Mills: John r. Rayburn, Point
Pleasant; Jas. S. Pearce, Clinton; L. F.
Morgan, Palace Valley; Isaac N. Lewis
Clifton; W. II. Harmon, White Greek
A. E. Simon, Allame; Thomas Ross,
Cameron.
Reissue. skidmore, Point Pleas.
ant; Solomon Rowe, Fort Gay; L. X,
kirkpatrick, Eudicott.A
Original widows-sfaggie E., widow
Of Martin Bodamar, St. Mary's.
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7HB TREND OF TRADE.
Industrial Hesitation Causes
Some Timidity in Business. :
THE DELAY IN LEGISLATION
On Important Matters Conspircs TO
Mako tho Situation Doubt ful.
The Iron and Wool In.
tCrests SutIhr Most.

New YoHK, June 27.-R. G. Dun an
Co.'s weekly review OF trade says
While the volums,of trade, as indicate
by special reports by bank exchanges u
interior cities, and by railroad earnings
continues larger than in the same montl
Of any previous year, the prospect 70
tho future Is rendered less salisiactor,
by industrial hesitation and by doubt il
regard to the monetary outlook. Indus
trial hesitation results from tho delay o.
Legislation, and increased uncertaiauty
regarding the outcome. 0'''r'
Wool is distinctly weaker in the inte.
ri0r and at eastern markets, and dispo.
sitlon is shown to meet the needs oil
manufacturers. This uncertainty also
affects estimates Of the future demand
Tor iron, ana 80 the continued addition
ot new furnaces weakens that market.
Large transactions In structural iron and
rails have been closed but without
strengthening prices.
Wheat has fallen ! !! cents with better
news from the northwest, and oats /, and
lard and hogs are shade weaker. COT.
fee is steady, but oil has declined 8 8 5
cents. Raw sugar is a sixteenth, and
crushed three-eights lower, and further
concessions on refined are expected.
The general level Of prices ia 10 wer, in
part, because OF reaction from the many
speculations which the prospect OF un.
limited silver coinage engendered.
Business az other cities Is maintained
for tho season, and the exceedingly firm
tone prevailing does not at ali abate.
II theu are possibilities Of disappoint.
ment they do not seem to be realized as
yet. Boston notes good demand and
higher prices for cotton and leather
goode, demand for lumber and large re-
ceipts OF wool, which tend to weaken
the market.
AT Philadelphia coal is dull. Chicago
continues confident Of large and profit.
able fall trade. No change at Pitts.
burgh, except that while iron mills are
fairly employed, rails are 81 lower, and
"lass works are closing for the season.
The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the last
seven days number 202, as compared
with l90 last week. For the correspond.
ing week OF 1889 the figures were 25l.
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sIore Original PACKAGE 1,usineas

Washington is to be supplied with
original packages OF beer by heypahh,
Q! Wheeliag, THo 4sa leased Of Jacob
Alises q fr4lne building on Herrmann's .
alley aud Is ilsttng it up as refrigerator.
A small frame building on the same pro-
perty will be- used as an office. 1t is ex.
pected that a car load Of beer will arrive
Friday evening. John Gotthold, Pitts.
burgb, will act as agent. For this the
Washington. Pa, Reporter irresponsible.
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TABc0tt Found Again

P'AtR''ss, TEtAs, Juno 2z-TraiInmaen
who afriyea here thla m8Tnlpg on the
Frisco state that Eve Pinker.oR detec,
tiyes got aboard the northbound train at
West Fork, situated In Washington
county, Ark, last night with Tascntt
the murderer Of hanb"- snail NJ ch;,
f:ao" o.. ne mad been spotted for some
time, and parties had came from OH.
saSo and iUily identified the suspect.
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Ra!lroa.lers' Wages Advanced,

LIMA, O., June 27.-An incipient
strike among the switchmen and other
employees OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton road was ended last night
by prompt acceptance by the company
OF the terms asked by the men. The
switchmen's wages are advanced from
81 s. TO 81 As for night and from 81 So to
s. 35 for day men; tiremen from 81 35
to 81 S5; brakemen from 81 42 to 81 so,
and conductors from g Is TO 50 25 The
yards were blocked all day, preventing
transfers by other roads.
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CHICAGO, June 27.-Melvills @. Rob.
eTte, President .! the TEhiirty.trs' street
bank, made On assignment sss for the bene-
fit Of his creditprs this afternoon. The
schedule shows asse.s and liabilities Of
se5.C00 each. Mr.. Roberts is Vice Pres.
ident Of the Park National bank OF this
city, which is now in the hands OF the
Bank Examiner, by order 6 Tie Secre.
tary OF the Treasury. - '>1'> :
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SOM, HEAT.

Chicago Suiers-hlnuy Fatalities from
Sunstroke There and In Other. Cities.
CHICAGO. June 27.-The intensely hot
weather which has prevailed in Chicago
and vicinity since laat Sunday still con.
tinues. and to-day bids lair to excel the
previous days Of the week. - ?" t@
At II o'clock this morning the Signal
Service Thermometer on the top Of the
Auditorium tower showed S2G, while on
the street the mercury ranged from so to
864. a'
At Nation Dr.. W. II. raush died oil
sunstroke yesterday. The temperature
at various points about that city yester.
day indicated from Oh to 100 degrees in
the shade. -.---.
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Young mems meeting will bo held at
the Association building at 5 o'clock to-
night. For a short time prior to the
meeting song service will be held in
the front OF the building. The Sunday
afternoon meeting will ho held at 4
o'clock tomorrow. The Association
quartette will aing, and all men are in.
vited TO attend. The Athletic Club had
an outing at the Bridge Com2any's park
yesterday. The club will engage in field
sports on the afternoon Of July 4. THE
moonlight excursion upthe river On thu
r. E. Phillips next TueRday evening
promises to be delightful OCCASION
Tickets can be had at the Association
buil3;aE lEE-. J. ~ NJ a ~,
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.-$sTDls
NDutNlAllllIA ElMlnA.

BATON RouaE, La, June 27.-The lot
terry bill came up in the Senate to-day
aud aud was was referred TO the proper commit
tee, which amended in, mal.
ipE he .Gnopnt to Us paid annually
St,,so0 900. and providing that the addi.
tional $5C, 900 shall 10 to the general
fund OF the State. A minority report
will be reported Monday. -
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Tho "Nobilit," Pntronlzsd It,

LONDON, June 27.-rhe international
glove fight between George Dixon (col.
ored). the bantam weight champion oi
America, and "Nunc" Wallace, the ban.
tam weight champion Of England, took
place at thsarooms Of 2the jps.icau. Club
this evening. The 7match was for the
bantam weight championship Of the
world and purse OF $500. Wallace re.
tired in the nineteenth round, and Dixon
was declared the victor. ~. s.
The fight waS witnessed by about one
thousand persons, among whom were
Baron North and Earl OF Lonsdale. @
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ST. LOUIS, June 27.-The St. Louis Ore
and Steel Company has gone into the
hands Off receiver. The company is in
no sense insolvent, and does not owe a
dollar in the world aside from its bonds.
The action was made necessary by the
failure Of the iron mines Of Pilot Knob,
which were 80 long believed to be mex.
haustlble. Yesterday the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company, OF Illinois, trustees
for the bonds, filed a bill at the reques,
OF over two'thirds OF the boudholders.
Mr.. E A. Hitchcock, the President Of the
company and one Of the largest bond.
holders, was appointed receiver.
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Sugar Expert Relieved.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Secretary
Window has written a letter 10 the
United States Appraiser at New York
enclosing q report Of the committee ap.
pointed to investigate the. charges
agaiust Dr.. Edward Sherer, aud saying:
"rhe department concurs in the
conclusions Of the committee, and
you are instructed 10 relieve DR.. Sherel
Immediately from the charge OF the
sugar laboratory, and to assign another
chemist to the duty OF polarizlng sugars
at your port"
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KENNEDY IS CORRECT.

Mr. Kennedy, Of Ohio, said that # was
idle to say that the majority had ruled
in this country, and that tsct vas asplen-
did illustration OF the patience end for
bearance OF tho people, when it was con-
sidered that the ballot box had been
trampled under lor the purpose OF do
fea.ing the majority OF tho people in the
exercise Of their constitutional right.
All pretense that Grover Cleveland was
elected President Of the United States
by u majority was subject to the further
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Another Strike In Marion County,

Special DHpitch to the MteicfOencer.
FAlnMoNr, W. Va, June 27.-The A.
B. Youss we'll at Fairvlew, this county,
reached the Dunkard sand about seven
o'clock last night, at a depth OF ten hun.
dred feet, aud struck a rich flow Of light
amber colored oil. She has been spout.
ing every half hour, but as there Is no
tank It Is impossible ut present to esti.
mate the capacity. but tho flow fills the
eight.inch casing.
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New LONDON, Conn, June 27.-The
fifteenth annual four miles, atraight7
away eightoared shell race, between the
Yale and Harvard Vnivealty crews,
Tas rowed this evening over the Thamea
river course, from Gales Ferry to Win.
throp Point, Yale winning by three and
one-half lengths in 2l:2o. Harvard's
time was 2l:4O. This is Yale's fifth sue.
cessiye victory, and the :acore Of the
tons mile race now stands-fale won .
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 27.-The wages
conference Of the iron manufacturers
and membera Of the AmaIgamated Asso.
citation was in session again to-day con.
sidering the new scale. A large portion
OF it was gone over, but it will take sew.
eral days to complete the work. 1t is
stated that a number of manufacturers
have made a proposition to the workers
TO sign last years scale for three years
This would do away with the yearly
scale agitation but is not regarded favor.
ably by the woikmeu. -"
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Sr. LOUIS, June 27.-The strike OF
the platform men in East St. Louis
ia still on, aud there seems to be no i'm.
mediate prospect Of a settlement between
the men and the road officials. The
Mobile & Ohio men, who resumed work
yesterday at the advanced wages, went
out again TO day, and will remain with
the strikers until all OF the roads agree
to the ndyance. .
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Tho Morrey E,tnte sct,lel.

An order was entered in the circuit
court assigning to Mary Morrey, widow
OF John Morrey, ~ her dowery in his
estate, tho east half OF lot 81 in Shriver's
addition, during her natural life. The
rest Of the estate is 10 be sold for the
benefit Of his heirs at law. This dis.
position was made on the recommend.
ation OF August Rolf, Robert Simpson
and George ]. Mathison, commissioners
, Of the court appointed for the purpose
Of partitioning the estate. -
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statement that At that election large
number Of qualified voters who would
have cast their vote sugainst him were not
permitted to do 30, and one who wonld
have been defeated In n fair contest bnd
been declared elected by the will OF tho
majority.
The discussion was INTERRUPTED ut
this point by Mr.. Butterworth, Of Ohio,
who presented the conference report on
the Legislative Appropriation bill. Tho
report was discussed and n further con.
ference was ordered on minor disagree.
Ing points. The House then took ~.
cess, the evening session to be for tho
consideration Of private pension bills.
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The President Approves.

WAsnSoToS, D. c., June o7.-The
President has approved the &C. author
izins tho sala Of all the property OF the
Chicago, Kansas aud Nebraska railway
company in Oklahoma and the Indian
Territory to the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific railroad company.
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Triple Drowning.

JOLIET, I'LL, June 27.-John and Joe
staucher and Michael Milauskir, three
Polanders, were drowned last night at
Kraker's stone quarry, east Of the city,
John staucher is an old man and was
bathing. lie was taken with crampa
xhen bis son Joe jumpeaiR to ssye him.
They were both ii danger Of drowning,
when Milauskir tried to rescue them
The result was that all three were
drowned. Milauskir is son.in.law Of
the elder Staucher.
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ST. LOUIS, June 27.-YeD.erday nine
deaths and sixteen prostrations, some o.
them serious, were caused by the heat
Every body is suffering, and there is
much sickness among children.
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II. & o. Stock Purchase,

BALTIMORE, Nh, June 27.-Oficials Of
the BALTIMORE & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany, including tfesldoat Mayer and
Vice President King haye gone to Eev
York with AIr. i. R. Bacon and some
other gentlemen who are interested in
the purchase OF Baltimore's Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad stock. 1t is given out that
:he Pittsburgh, Akron 4 Western rail.
road, owlss hy Mr.. james D. Gallery
and Mrs. Sample will not b purchased
or acquired by the Baltimore / Ohio, as
the iqltar has its own line Under con.
s.ruction irom 4kfsqq BY way of Lodi to
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Pt.Qhers-Rall and scheiblc.


! Brooklyn, :; Chicago, Q. (N.L.)
Chicago, 2; Boston, 0. (P. L.)
philadelphia, ]; Buffalo, s. r.. L.
Clhcinnati, 4; New York, s. IN. w.
Brooklyn, 6; Cleveland, f. ip. .L.l J
Columbus. 9; Toledo, s. (Asso.l
Cleye!and, :; Pbi!adelphia, 8. IN. Ll
g. Aou'n, 81 Louisyil!e,G {Asso.)
Boston. Z; Allegheny,A IN. L.)
tittshurgh 10; New York, s. lP. L.
Aysacuse, 0; Grooklyn, Z. {Asso.}
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SEATTLE, WASH, June e7.-Hefbert s.
Beecher, son OF the late Henry Ward
RReessher, was acquitted in the United
States district Court yesterday Of the
larceny In abstracting book from the
records Ct the custom house at Por,
Townsend, while he was Collector OIL
Customs. The case has been pending
more than q year. NJ; -. : II. -s,.,-, I
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Alter Many Days.

JonSsrowS, Pa, June 27.-Three
bodies Of women were found to-day, all
Of them being in the river just above
the stone bridge, where the great mass
OF wreckags lay last summer. They
were under the sand and ILL were In
fair state Of preservation. g
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Tho u. II. s,snley ia u s,enmbont. !.

MpRRAYsyILLr. W. "a. Juno e7.-
Tho now steamboat Henry NJ. Stanley
was launched to-day by the Murraysville
Manufacturing Company, and will be
towed to lronton Tuesday to receive her
cabin aud machinery. nj
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Mining Town Hurileti.

CHEYENNE, WYof June 27.-Aleagre
details OF the burning Of the mining
town Of Carbon, 200 miles west OF here,
have reached Cheyenne. Twenty hoipses
we're destroyed, including Heck with &
tsuinn's store, the leading mercantile es
taolishnent in the town. No lives were
loat 's. =. --l.l-. ffr.F .ffaa ..-1''-' y -
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Credit "COl,sciynce.n -

WAsulSGros, D. G., June 27.-post-
master General Wanamaker to-day re-
ceived a letter postmarked New York,
enclosing three one thousand dollar
United States gold certificates, which,
the writer says, is interest on sum OF
money OF which he defrauded the gov
ernment years ago. He is the same
man, he says, who some months ago
sent 81 500 to Mr.. Wanamaker for the
same purpose. The letter accompanyin
the money is signed "Conscience."
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FIRE AT BRAxroS COURT HOUSE.


a Fine Dwelling anA Printing once Dc.
Htroyrd-LosS $4,000.
Special Dtspdtch 10 he intAigencer.
BRAxToN @. II. June GA fire broke
out In the Bland residence and tho Dem.
ocrat building, owned by Cherry Byrne,
today. All tho contents Of the printing
office and Mr.. Bands household goods
were lost. A small dwelling OF VIII
Ayres was somewhat damaged. Tho
Kelley house, on the opposite side OF the
street, was OH fire several times, but was
extingulshed without much damage.
The total loss vii! reach 5000. No In.
Burance,
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VnrL 1S.s,,,n,sJ NJ I,rtro.

CAIRO, Ills, June o7.-Illinois Cen
trail strikers resumed work at 5 p. m. to-
day and trains are being made up TO 90
north and south at once. No disturb
ance OF any kind has taken place during
the time the men have been out.
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Special httpdtch to TIC ia.tittseRo.
BELMONT, June 27.-The Duncan Oil
Company's No. ], on the Jones farm, on
the point at the mouth oi French creek,
came In today 100 barrels an bopr. No
such well hNs ever been struck in the
field. This carries the development still
higher up the river.
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Siie Deserves 1t.

WAsnlSoroS, D. c., June 27.-The
House GoWmittee on Invalid Pensions
has decided to report bill granting u
pension Of Sl00 per month to tho widow
Of the late Major General Crook.
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Do You buy those elegant Agenl Food
at the Wheeling Bakery2 81
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Twelye EerlonS Qycreomc.

LOUISVILLE, Ky., June 27.-Twelve
persons have been overcome by the
heat here to-day. One case resulted ia-
tally. ~ l3g!' 'z51ia.s J7lft 5.-sr.f Il
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aLy.lc GU. for running out o! line,

Earned runs-Mansneld. o. Two base hits
Goodridcr, Osborne, Lrogan. Three base hit :
Mooney. Sacrifice hits-Mcvcy, Mooney.
Stole. bases-O'Brien, Gibson aud Myers. Struck
eut.iiy Bishop, !: by Gibson, 3 Bases on buiIs
on bishop. ): nG Gib>8n. 4. IIit bp lAails-Hy
Gibson, J., Wild pitches-By BI.nop,l, by Gil.
S,a,,. s1n, y i Passed ball-LylTe. Double, plays
Myers. Ttmev.l:$ :$J. pmp re-llill, :.
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AKRON, o., June 27-Akroa was to.
day again defeated, Scheihle's curves
being too much ior the hitters OF the
home team, Both clubs fielded poorly.
ScoraI gg'F
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SDecad1 Di&pdtoA 70 Ac Mttili0tnctr.
YouSGsTowN, o., June 27.-The home
team played an errorless game to-day,
and won handily. Score:
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ESyERfRlsE BAKING POWDER is puresi
and hest. ~ ~ -.
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Harvara's freshmen Beaten.

NEw LONDON, June 27.-Columbia beat
aarvard's Freshmen eight, /,
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Miss Willing denies that she is going
70 70, marry young John Jacob Aastor.
W hats In q name? VI a M
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Dependent Prnsiun Bill Approveh.c
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 27.-The
PRESIDENT has approved the Dependent
Pension Till. s- s..f.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-08

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gan, (Ser. Stadteu Imsrita's) ~geuantert
TT, UNI lid bort Elm neuss 5sim ;u grim
ben, 1T eieier Gage fur sinise i3eit tn ieiusr
alien 5eimatb auf Beiud eingetrofsu.
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gssriff, cine &unbrsiie bur9 bic SpitdIsr
guropas ju MAIDEN.
gu arIon srtbeilte Der bo4m'ite Bis
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ben Sinesru bas +. Sa.rament bet 6irs
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9sri9tsbof bas uttbsiI In benz YerIeums
bunssprO3ef: 6ss 9errn grospsr Wausns
eorf, bes Rorreiponoenten Der r&6lu.
Sts.", seser bas Blatt vEtoile beige"
gettsrss purbe usrurtbeiIt, bas tlrtbeil on
oerielben SteIe, unb In berieIbsn S6rtfts
b0be bes srl9tenensn incriminirten 4rt;tels
gu psrOffeuhideu. Die Roifsn fallen su
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i4doigung psrIanst. gr 1T aus Siabt
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TT uns ni9t ndbsr betannt. -Rsb.)
am 90. Stunt ertbeiIte Der bo@p'fte
gtidof Sslin BON Ramir bas 8. Satras
ment Der Tirmuus gu DtehancY unb barauf
fol9enbsn Cages 81 Seltnsen.
Grill Eanbb Der Stabt 4rIou.
Bonn /. bis Is. SUM-.
n.-Sobann gaptiit Simon nit
Barbara Hbilipps.
Sterbef dlle.-Soi. gittor S5oltes, AZ
Sabre, ebemann BON Sopbia Rarsaretba Sac
ituet ;-annu Gatb. Steis, 81 Sabre, Gbeirau
BON Feter @ro6et; Better Serpot, SO SABRE,
Sobn pon ferdinand unb Qn9ela Banbenbeus
be ; @atburina Siren, 10 Sabre, So6ter pou
@eorg uno anud @atbarina Sid Sarl Srau3
Saptiit, ct. giteur.