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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

ALBASY, y. ", Oct. g7.-Under the
st.luta or distribution that regulates
the inheritance OF property, the issue
of Mm. Pelton aud Henry A. Tilden,
sister and brother OF Governor Tildcu,
COME IN for an equal share Of 5000
Onn. Mn. William u. Hazard In the
only heir on PeliOn's side, and
thus "a entitled TO $4,000 900. The
other 81, Goa, 900 Is subject 10 the claims
OF the six children OF Henry A. I'll.
den. They are George h. Tlldsn, 3. j.
Tiiden, Jr., Mre. William II. Whittlesey,
Mrs. swan, n widow who lives In Now
Lebanon; Mrs. Willis y. Payne aud
Mrs. Schwartz Of NVw York City.
Judge Brown In his opiEion Gays In
/ suhstanct. Unless within the rules
which control courts In the constitute
/ tlou OF the will can separate the
trovlslon in reference 30 the rilden
/ ms, from the general direction ~ TO
I tbe disposition OF the testGtor's residue
AN estate, contained Ia the last clause
/ M the thirty.hfth article, aud ind
/ therein that q preferential right 10
/ sofne or MI OF such estate IL given 10
/ thnt Institution when incorporated,
uud which, In n court at suit, sid In
/ .titutlon could enforce within the two
! line. which limit the trust, We must,
with the principle Of similar eases, ds.
/ rlare that such a provision OF the will
| IA invalid. There l. no discretion to
/ ha exercised upon thequestiou whether
tbs property shalt go to charitable pur-
posts. Discretion there IL ~ TO objects
| of charity, but none ms TO the general
dispusiti0n Of the estate. The object
aud purpose OF the testator l. the do
vution OF his estate 10 charity.
The Judge goes ON 10 say that the
| trust does not repre- Ont any altoTna-
/ tive or primary purpose In the dispo'
sition OF the estate, bur Is simply =
suggested instrument toerecute the tea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28
The EinE OF noumsnis Arrives In
Nsritu.

BEmIs, Oct. 25.-KIng Charles Of
Roumania arrived today. lie WAS
met by Emperor William aud the
princes Of the imperial family.
The Kaiser gave "A grand banquet
this evening In honor OF the King Of
Roumauis. The tOasts were Of most
cordial character. Subsequently, the
Kaiser witnessed magnesium torch
parade from the balcony.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

WAsuiauToS, Oct. n, 49, Colonel
wil,on, superintendent Of the United
States Military Academy, In his an-
nual report expresses himself favor
able To moderate Increase Of the corps
N cadet, by restoFingt1 the President
the privilege Of appointing ton cadets
al large each year. The condition Of
the corps during the past year Is very
gratifying.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

PANS, Oct. 27.--rhe speech Of Ribo.,
foreign minister, In the Chamber OF
Deputies today, has n favorable rccep-
ton In Rome. The irindly expressions
have exceeded utmost expectations. II
In the first time since the fall0 Premier
Crispi that France has openly nc.
knowledgrd the efforts n Italy TO
establish greater cordially between the
two nations,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

LONDON, Oct. Eth. floods are still
doing much damage Ia various parts Of
England. The Long railroad AMI
cutting near Maidstone, Kent, under.
mined by the Hoods, collapsed today,
completely blocking the railroad lines.
Additional details Of disasters afoat
from the terrible gales which have pre-.
vailed along the coast recently con.
tinue TO lie received. At Yarmouth n
fishing lugger, with her entire crew,
founuercd In the gales.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

l.oSDoN, Oct. .5.- John Morley, NJ.
T., Ia speech at Manchester last
evening, eulogiIed Parnell. He spoE,
u the department leader NJ q powerful
and extraordinary personality. Morley
then proceeded To criticize Chamber
laiu's speech.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28
Por IN. Establishment OF = Jewish
Settlement

WAsIIISGToS, Oct. Eth. Argon.
tine government has sold u tract Of
land In the Grand Chaco, In the norih-
err part Of the republic, 10 barpn
Hirsh, for the establishment Of jew
ish -ettlnmont. one million dollars Ia
gold has been paid for lO00squsre miles.
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LoNpuN, Oct. 27.-Advlces from
Tunis state that the recent storms we're
sharply felt on tho southern coast Of
the Mediterranean. The large wall IN
the city Of Tunis was undermined by
lie flood and collapsed and hurled thlr.
Is natives. A. last accounts the bodies
were not recovered.
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WATuNOTOs, Oct. 2L-Thc cabinet
meeting today was attended by all the
mcmbers except Secretary Foster. IL
Ia supposed that the session was main
ly devoted 10 n discussion Of the Chill.
can situation.
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MARsriI.LEs, Oct. 2T.-Delaiis Of tho
great storm are rapidly coming TO
hand. Eighteen boats Of all sorts,
mainly small coasters, were dashed 10
pieces Ia this vicinity. At Cannes tho
sea with great violence swept over aud
badly damaged the prominade Du
Midi.
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III. President conEraioiases I'll.
Qossn.

wAsHrsoToS, Oct. 27.-Ths Prcsi.
dent having been officially advised Of
the marriage OF Queen Victofia'sgrand.
daughter, the Princess Louise Of
Sehlesvlg.H olstein, to Prince Erhart
Of Anhalt, has sent his congratulations
10 the Queen.
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MoSrRrAL, oct. NJ secretary Of
Slate Chapluau has cntcfcl an n ZION
against the Toronto Oiobe fof libel, In
stating that lac on rod 20 soil his cnn-
tingcnt Of the Conservative party 10 the
Liberals during the recent crisis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

OTTAWA, Oct. 27.-rhero IL a rumor
here which states confidently that
Bscretary Chsplenu has Resigned,
Being asked n the rumor was true, he
was nou.oommi,aI. rhe general belief
"a that he has resigned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

CHICAGO, oct 27.-A large number
II military mon from nil parte Of the
States met here today ~ discuss the
representation At tho Worlds Fair Of
tho military bodies OF the county.
Many prominent men were present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

LONDON, Oct. -. The health OF
Mis-. rafnull, widow 81 Charles Stew
art PArdcil, now shows some slight
Signs 0f Improvement. she l. able 10
pAtinko o. food.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

WAsiuNCTos. Oct. .7.-rhe Presi.
dent to-day appointed SilAs G. Beach,
Icy postmaster At Great Falls, Mont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

LoNDoS, oct. 27.-fTedeIick Smith,
ron Of the late WIN. Henry Smith, was
elected 10 Parliament today la the
Strand " succeed hia father.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

CGNCINNAII, Oct. 2I.--rhe Clifton
Springs iislillery burned tonight. Loss,
$4,000; partly Insured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

GHEuSvuIr, Pa, oct. 2T.--A ny
wheel burt At K,mberly's rolling mill
today, inJuring i've mcn, two Of whom
viii die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28
A District Ten Niles Wide aud
Fly Long Burned In the
Iowa Reservation.
SEVERAL PERSONS are sAip TO
HAVE PEsisHco.
Further Particulars sbon, the pssir,s
tires.

N. i.ouiA oct. -. - a dispatch
NOM Guthrie, OkiH., giving further
particulars Of the puirie ffus, says!
ln the Town reservation, whore The
gmss "a heavy the damage IS great.
the district burned Ia ton miles Wide
aud niiy long. IL Il reported here
mat several persons have pcrlghcd.
Another IRE started Ia the rank grass
along the CimmarfDn river, thirty
milct uur,hwtst " here, saturday
night and burned any farm houses aud
much stock a number VI people AFRO
missing, aud II j. almost certain that
ruiuc cird In the iiames. The village
uI timmatrps was completely wiped
cut and mNuy inhabitants badly
turned. They saved their lives by
Jumping Into the river. The mail car.
fivd tom Mulhhi was caught and to-
,aily hurucd. Reports from the burn.
ed dIfirlcia aru yet very mrager, but
The damage II VOL vi toward 100000.
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GREAT FALLS, Mont, Dot. 27.--As
the result VI the premature bla-l ON the
Grcnt Northern extension, mentioned
IN last nights dispatches, four mon are
dead aud two manned Tor HE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

GLENwOoD, MINI, oct. gJ.-A rear
end collision occurred last night At
Thompson station, eight miles east Of
here, between the regular west
bound freight aud tire extra following
the tegulnf train, which was switching
al the tlmc tho accident occurred, the
extra came at fuli speed, completely
tclcscoping the cab0ose Of the regular
train, anu Ellling i've persons and elh'
ously wuundlng seven others. Tue
dead are.
o. T.. lirlmcs, travelling salesman
for Scabury & Co., 81 ~. Paul; Frod
Rem, Sontad Prince, Brazil Lyle and
10 Ohm CONN, Of Monticello, Mum.
Physicians were hurfiodly brought
aud cared for the wounded. Hclmes'
body was torn 10 pieces, and Fred
Rem roasted 10 death. IL !, reported
that the company has caused thu nrtes,
II Conductor WoodsOn and Engineer
Smith oi the extra, the blame appear.
Ing to rest with them.
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4 Rear-en1 Collision which Re-
suited IN the Death OF
Five Persons.
THRtc PERSONS KILLED IN An
EXPLOSION.
~ TcisFraph 10 mo sHwai
Aoutprru az DISASTERS.
The ohio .yriau- - HALLWAY COLI
sioas- - piosious.

CoNNEAuT, o., oct. .i.--rhe resi.
denc- Of James Ferguson was totally
destroyed, aud his wife and tun-y.ar-
old daughter severely injured. The
farm bsfns u aila, Iiiief were torn 70
piecea aud u larre number OF cattle
disabled. The Rcc0rd establishment
was uuryoicd nnl the enginc.rOOm he.
stroyei. The Pond planning mill al
Joining was partly torn down aud the
lumber yard spread for over mile IN
East Connecticut many houses SUI
fered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

GufiuuE, Okla, Oct. ~ - The
prairie Hires are still burning south aud
southeast. Great damage has been
done 10 farm property, a number %
settlers have lost their homes and all
their property. IL the Ere obtains
hcadwny Ia tic umb,r great losses
Will follow. Only three houses wcfo
len standing In Clmmauon city, aud a
number Of people were painfully
burned. Tonight nros can be seen 10
the wet. The growth Of gras- Is very
rank and danger l. apprcLcnued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

CLEvELASp, ohio, Oct. 97.-rhe
factory Of the Uuitrd States Niue
Supply Company VIA Destroyed this
afternoon by an explosion, followed by
Hire. The hrt explosion, which IL
supposed % have been " powder, de.
mOlslied the roof aud part OF thu walls,
Several Uihef lighter explosions f1l'
lowed, aud then IRE cOm lctrl the
work Of destruction. John Fink,
Alfred Srhnrfer aui Paul phnnkuche
we're kiilcd and several other ON.
ployta severely injured. The pscuniary
loss l. slight.
MRl. ISisTLER VIII PROBABLY DIE.
FLAGSTAFF. Aria, Ost. GA lmost
everybody on board the san Francisco
Express on tho Atlantic & Pacific
road wrecked yesterday ut vcla-
received severe shnklng.up, while
some were seriously inJIred. Il Is
thought that Ma. Mary Ki-tler OF
Kingmau, Kan, will probably die.
nuong she injured is Mr.. ID. Mcgee OF
San Ftbcisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

\ new invention thut will doubtlels
so ueEi summer when tbs swimming
season sets IA asain In weDhed rubber
glove for use IN tho water Young
svimmers lind one u the most difficult
points TO learn Is to keep theirGugers to.
goihrr IN the water with the weubed
glove this viii not Je necessary, as tnv
swimmer will then be web fingered and
can safely compete with tho Eewtound'
land coz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
ssnroert Sd1a0cmcrins.
Gin iu gan saIpaopr BON eimem @eueraI Of
feutIid mibbanorIter pcutid)er Arst perz
IaMat NicnuathuMtla.

gan SalpaOor, ula Galpeiton, Ser,
30. Sttober. 0ermaun Hrome, eln be-
fauuter uuo angeiebeuer peutid)er ArSt, MEL
der ieIt ledl5 >Sabren III Gan SalpaOOr ans
ldlN9 iii unO SIR Auertennun9 leIuer QuSge'
scld)Eeteu 9leulte i'm letteu 8rtege elue
@olOmeoailc BON Der J(egierung erbleIt,
bat lept Don Gar SaluaoOr megen elmer
tim sugelligten 0iIentlit)en WHBhanoluug
100000 4elo5 S6aoenerlab 0erlangt. @r
unterbreitete lelnen 9lnipru1 oen Oeutiden
@eian0ttn III Guatemala MD erflQrt, er
werOe oaS @elO, lObalO er NalleIbe erbalte,
inter Die NolplIdler III Gan Saluaoor uno
SaHta Secla pertbelleu. Or. Grome be.
griu0et ielneu 9lnuru1 ant Die Sebaup-
tuug, oaB i'm Geucral JiulS faltor, elu III
GlcnIten San SapaOor's ltebenper Spa-
nter, i'll einem SOtel beobrfetgte, mQbrenO
tin orei GoJutauten oe8 Generals un0 uler
BOllilien felble;ten, 10 oaB eri it'd nl9t per
thelolgeu tonute. Der 9Oftor foroert aud)
Die Gntialiuug 0e5 9eneral5 aus Der llrmce
Can SaluaoOr'S.
Ser &eu9bulten uuo Die Slattern graiz
iren III bteilger StaGt. Die leBtere 8rauf=
belt trltt uld]t iehr b0sartlg auI unO pirO
pom Der SaNltut5beboroe er1O!areld) be-
f1runit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
@crmiSdtc tcleqrapbiId1c SepeId,en

- @puutruenr Campbell oon bio belt
geTteru Gbeno cine J(e0e i'll Der n0iuiifs
halle" Al @lspelauD, o, mo lagte barln
Dem @eneralpoftmeliter gSanamater per-
ld)leoeue unangeHebme @abrbelten. IuBers
oem iuroerte er enen @eguer WicHlnleO i'll
eiuer GrueueruRg Der titrslit] Smliteu beI-
oen 3erren it0tt9efuuDeHen 2tsputatton
beraus.
- Su bcm BON Stalieneru bemohuteu
Stabttbeile pou GrentOu, u. S., iluo Die
8lutteru auSgebrOheu. Die &ebOrOe hat
prOmpte 0taBregeln er9rifien, mn clue 2luSz
breltung Der Seuhe Su uerbuten.
Gin gelleru pom Sd)crlfT BON CANT
briazGountp, b., 9emat)ter Ser'ut, elne
uahe SObHstOwu, 3D., 9elegene Sdge-
miible, I'M oereu 8eiIs fi1 ;pel Eartelen
itreiten, su beidJlaguabm mnrOe pOu 40
bemanneten 6armerH gemaItiam pereltelt,
uno nur Der 9tIdSug oeS Sterln-Aut9ebot8
perbiitete SlutuergteBeu. SSeltere Huhez
l0ruugen iteben i'll Guslldlt.
- Su Sau Georo, 9t.zNt., III Elm StreIt
SmiId)eu 3. i. &ongcr, Dem @ntOcder Der
reid)eu vSau yn;aruS Nilne," uuO Den
librigen GttiOuaren, Die inn Die GOntroIe
eHtSleheu luoQen, uuS9ebrodeu uno hiirfte
su SlutuergieBeu fiihreH. @Ouger bat Die
bon Der Gompagnie elugeistten &eupalter
nit @swalt pertrleben uHO bebauptet iOmcit
ba8 6elO.
= Die Neger Sobu 8antS uno @eorge
Barter, 81. ais Stalltnshte i'll 0ieuien u.
$. 2ruitron9'S III Aueghenp Sim, Ya.,
itanOeu, 9lngeu uorgeitern AbenO betrunten
iu Bette, obue oaS giaturgaS UOllig ab3us
brebeu. &eloe murOen geiteru irIb bewuBts
los aufgciunOeu. SantS lit icitoem geitor-
ben, NM Barter miro uyd)t geueieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
9chtt SSitifel tucuiacr.

Gbica9o, -. Sttober.- 9imerita bat
sebn meltere Der weuigeu SufsI uerloGeu,
welde Don Den plelen Wtluloueu Dieier
Ghlere, luelt)s irliber lelNe Yrarleu oud).
idwdrmten, iibri9 itnb. Qleelben muroeu
pom Dem OtlulonQr Sautter %elauo in 81
uerpOol, Gn9laup, iiir cine iapeIbaite CUNT
me gctauIt unO tameu geitern 4bcuo aui
tbrem 9Sege nad] 9tepsDorf, no lie am
naafen 9Ienitag eiu9eitlTt wsrOen ioIeu,
Ourt Chicago. Gle ilnO rilr 6yn. yelanO'S
g8llOpart belmmt uuo merOeu uon n9ur-
ialO" SoneS, Dem &ertduier, uad @uglano
begleitet. v9lls 0r. yelauO mid fra9te,"
lagte Sones, pluo5 tdJ ilir sebu Sufiel per.
lange, nannte td eIueu Breis, Der tbn, mle
ld) tet glaubte, Su bod ielu wIr0e, oa Id
uldJt Su pertauien wiinitte. Gr moQte les
Do4 Die Siifiel tlir ieineu &art babeu, uuo
Der Brels ld)redte lbH ndt ab. Wiau mlro
ntemals luieoer elneu plIDen Siiiiel fanQen.
SD be3melIIe, oh eS nod 100 mllpe Sufiel
int Sanoe 9lbt, NIB Die weni9en iibriseH
balten ild) III unSugan9Iideu Gebr9s ssegtu.
ben aui, no tein Ntenld9 fie srrsit)en fann."
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Ser ssmi,,rscntemfibrer Garsa.

Ct. 2ouis, %. SttOber. - gtner Spe-
SlNlOepelde aus ct. Soiepb, DO, sufolge
glaubt man bort, paB itb @ar;a, Der merl-
tanud)e 9nlur9enteniUhrer, melfer Oeu
Staat 2Hrango Su beireien perludte, I'M
gefdn9nlB Su Ni0rgulue, !fOoamag= g=Gouutp,
beitnOet. SberlI SalIcp, eIn 4npalr aus
Stctorla, Ger, lam 9elteru auf bem 8ege
na1 Dtarpplle ourd ct. Soepb uno ers
tiare, er beabNd)hge, momOgllh bic ge.
fretun9 G'ar6a's Our1 etnen 0abeas &Or=
pms Seiebl su ermuteu. Der 4nwalt erz
m0bnte ZEN ,3mef ielner 0feile bellaWfig III
etnem Geprat unO l1len lpdttrSu beOaueru,
it'd OQrIber 9eduBert 81 baben. Sallep Oeu,
tete audi an, DaB Der SderIif BON Auilln,
2er., @0r;a 0uf Der Spur lel uuo mobrz
ld)etn!lb perluGeu meroe, tbH Sebufs 9lu5
lleierung al Die merttanid)e Seb0roe nad)
Setas Su brtI Ell. Ser Sd)erlfl weroe III
Dtelem sale cine SelObnuug Don $4,000
erbaIten. llHter melter 9lHtage Sara III
NlarpulIe etn9eterfcrt wuroe, tit nltJt be-
fnnut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
sSirf1,,toe,t eittes CsrSbebet,s

Gan 8raujis 0, 81. SttObtr.-Sett
bem fiir3IlfeH @rObebeu i'm HOrOlIteI Ga
liforuien bat fd III Sonoma.GOuntp rle
Grbe al uleleu Steueu geipalteu unO Bais
Ter, theIlS tultes, tbeilS beiBeS, trltt aus
Den 8Iben Berpor. Sin art,ilher Srlnntn
auT @enerul &ausio's 6arm liefert 100000
@alluueu N8aiicr mebr pro Tag, uno elue
GrOgasquelle auf Sapitdu Sous 6arm 1T
cbenfaIls bcoeuteuO er9iebiser gtworcen.
Giue bl8ber falte Gueue iIt in eiu SedeH
hslBeS gSQiier psrlpanOelt morDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
@r ,par ser sol,n c;ues mintondrs

feaotn9, b., %. Sftober.- .-Sobn s..
Sid, einStger Sobu beS Galiiornier Ntiuioz
nars Sames gid, weldsr bsm Staate Galis
foruien Die betannte gid'ihe Sternmarte
ltentte, ltarb beute iriib in ieiner gGobnung
Su gtdoale, yebanoH.Gountp, nadl l1ngerer
SrGntbelt i'm Alttr BON 73 Sabren. Ser
Serltorbene, meIher ME Gebeiratbet hattie,
war %rdroent Der ygidoale=S Sron-@ @Omp."
uno Der yGlenoa.e= Sorge.@ .@omp." in 9au-
phIn @ouut1. Gr beiaB ausgeoehuteS
Gruubei9enthum III ben Counties gerfs,
9aupbin Inb gebauoH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-10-23
Wns China.
Mmfftano uno SImtbao tn Der gropim, ssrfir.
Cine Sewtauus aum Sturie Der berrs

fdIenocT SDnante. = Itc ShoIera.
Gan 6ran3iS SEQ, %. Sftober.-g9ie
aus Shangbat, China, gemeloet mrb, iine
bort Nad)rldlten ilber cine Hepolutton in Der
YroulnS 6utr ein9enoHtn. 9te StaOt
CHINA 1T Der Wtlttelpuntt bes 9luiftanbe8.
Ser Sibrer Der Snurgeuten beiBt Chen unb
hat cine StreltnadIt pou 5000 0ianu nm
iif pcriummelt. Die 4ufitdnpii6.u fiibren
elne grCBe Sabne nit Der Snl1rift: ySegt
Die 0pHaltle Cling binmeg uno berubigt pas
&olf" Gbe Die Snurgeuteu ihre SABINE
eutialteten, bteIten lie elnen Sottesoieuit I'M
p3allan Sempel." Sbre erie Expedition
mar ge9en bic SalSperfe gerld)tet, peld]e
9eitirmt md ein9ealAert puroen. Die Be
amten uno glrbelter entfoben. @iner oera
elben, peld)er 10 unglidltd mar, Den autz
tQnorden III DIE oQnoe i'll taller, puroe,
I'M Der Sabne eln SpIer III brlngen, nit cen
'6dnben u. SiiBen auT ciu Srett fetgena9elt
uno banu IN Guide geldultten. Der Rld)ter
Yu perlGmncIte 1000 Solontare uno per-
tbeIplgte Die StaOt China orei Sage lang,
iHOenen murSeu Die Sertbeibiger ldlleBlld]
itberpG!tlgt uno 9rOBtentbel!s nleoer9ez
ma6t. 0a8 SlutbaD mar elu id]redlldeS,
Da Die Sniurseuten felneu Baroon gaben,
ouoern allt @efangene iOiOrt t0Oteten. Den
lebten 9tad)rlften Sufolge hatten Die Auf.
itanOlId)en Ole StaDt perlafeu uno etn 2az
ger uui eiHem nabe 9elegeneH 9u9el be.
So9eu.
Sn 9lmon, China, graiitrt Die Cholera,
nnb 6unOcrte bon Wtenten, barunter piele
engllld)e uHo amerltaulld)e NtillonQre, ItnD
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