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The evening world., 1891-08-01
CABLES ON SIXTH AVENUE.
Move to Adopt That Motive Power
for Surface Cars There,
City Council to he Asked by Com
pany and Property Owners
for Permission.

A movement to extend the cable system to
the sixth avenue surface railroad is taking
form rapidly. The Company Is said to be
anxious to Sdop, that form OF motive power,
and petition signed by 200 property own
ers and business men on sixth avenue will be
presented to the Mayor next week asking
that the Company be granted permission TO
adopt the cable
The legal settlement OF the sixth Avenue
Company's objections to the crossing OF It's
lines at Thirty-tourth street by the Broadway
cable lines has been published In TnE EVEN
ING WORLD. The work OF laying cable ducts
In Broadway and Third avenue is progressing
steadily, and the advantages OF that system
OF motive power over traction by horses are
| being presented strongly to those affected by
| the patronage Of the surface cars.
Already the sixth Avenue Company has ap-
Piled for permission to extend Its lines to
North River by branches through watts and
Clarkson streets. These branches, It is said,
would add greatly TO the facilities Of west
side travel, especially II cars are run by
| cable.
The Company's requests, rs well as
| the property owners petition, are In charge
OF Alderman Mead, who win urge their early
and favorable consideration by the city Coun-
| ell. Tho matter will come up at the meeting
OF Aug. is.
| The advantages claimed for the cable are
! that the ears can he run at higher speed, with
| greater cleanliness and comfort to passengers.
| The success Of the line on one Hundred and
| Twenty -ilfth street and Tenth avenue has led
! railway managers TO loOk upon the cable
! motors as desirable, from both business and
| humanitarian points OF view.
! President curtis Of the sixth avenue road,
porter this morning, but it IS learned that the
| change IN motive power has been fully de-
Clded upon by the Company, TO he made as
soon a. the requisite permission can be OBJ
| taincd.
Sgncrs to the property owners petition In
Cludc PARK & TilfOrd, LIONEL & Co, simpson,
| crawford & simpson. II. Altman & CO., A.
Alexander, s. Bolton & Co.. Adams & CO., W.
B. Rlkcr & Co., Sheppard Knapp & CO., Cam
meyer CO., r. Maresi, II. II. Macy a. Cu.,and
many other prominent Sixth avenue nrms.
Advocates Of the cable system assert that It
will not he long before every surface line In
! the city will abandon traction by horses
The evening world., 1891-08-01
The New Collector Appeared at the
Custom House This Morning
In Conference with Retiring COL
lector Erhardt.
A Few Days Delay Before He
Takes the Helm in Earnest.

Collector j. sloat Fassett mnde his first
appearance at the Custom-Ho at 1890
this morning
lie drove down from the Fifth Avenue
Hotel with his friends, Deputy Collector
Charlie A. Burr, OF the Public Stores, and Col.
Corning, OF the Surveyors ofIice.
When they arrived at the Custom-House
President Harrison's new appolntee was
ushered into the Collectors ofTice, where Col.
Erhardt who had arrived some time prcvl-
ously, was waiting TO receive his SUCCESSOR
They are old acquaintances and needed no
Introduction.
GOOD morning, Colonel" said Mr.. Fassett,
extending his hand.
"Im glad to see you, collector" responded
the colonel, smiling.
After shaking hands very cordially they
both adjourned to the Collectors private
room, where they remained In consultation
for nearly an hour.
The Chemung Senator was arrayed in
jaunty light cloth suit patent leather Shoes
He left his umbrella and his 794 broad
brimmed straw hat OF the latest and most
fashionable pattern on the Collectors desk in
the outer room.
Several visitors who examined the Senator's
hat remarked that they had always believed
that he had an exceptionally large and we'll
developed head, and now they were sure OF Il.
The purpose OF the new Collector in calling
upon Col. Erhardt this morning was to ask
him favor.
He wants TO go to Elmira and see his
family, and, as his wife is Ill, he desires TO be
relieved OF his duties for week or So
He asked Col Erhardt to hold on and tide
over the interval until he can take hold in
earnest.
Col. Erhardt is very willing to accommodate
the young Chemung statesman and told him
so.
Collector Fassett has not yet received his
commission, nor has he qualified He will
obtain bondsmen during the coming week
who viii furnish the 100000 security re-
quired by law.
"Mr. Fassett is here TO stay, at least for a
year and a half" said one OF his friends who
came with him TO the Custom-House this
morning.
"There is no truth whatever in the story
that ex-Judge Patterson will succeed TO the
of1ice as soon as Mr.. Fassett can resign.
There will CO no Jugglldg in the matter"
Mr. Row Will probably be appointed a
Spe ,ial Deputy by the new Collector.
The evening world., 1891-08-01

The time Is bound to be fast. All yesterday
gangs Of men were working on the track TO
put It in the best possible condition.
The horses are nt enough TO run for mans
life. Tenny was never In better shape, and
Longstreet Is believed TO be better than he
has ever been since his career began on the
turf.
The betting on the event will no doubt be
heavy. Mcssrs PuIsifer and Dwyer are sport
ing men with stifr backbones, and they will
back their respective r.rscs with barrels OF
money. Dwyer Is essentially a plungcr, and
II would not be surprising II he backed his
horse TO the extent Uf 100000. Pulsifer is
more conservative, but ne never spares his
cash when he believes he has good thing.
Tho match came about IN quiet talk be-
tween these two gentlemen. MIR. Dwyer be-
lirved he had the best horse In the country
and ever since early Spring he has been ach-
ing TO get match on with some one. Mr..
Pulsifer accommodated him.
The evening world., 1891-08-01
GEN. SCHOFlELD HERE.

With His Young Briae the Head of
the Army Visits New York.
Major-Gen. John NJ. Schofeld Commander
OF the Army, and his charming young bride
were at the Grand Hotel this morning.
Mrs. SChOheld, who was TIL June Is Miss
Georgia KilbOurne, OF Keokuk, Ia, Is a
charming young lady, with hair OF chestnut
shade and face full Of rare sweetness. She
Is OF medium height, her contour Ia eXcep-
tionaly graceful, and she looks particularly
winning.
After the wedding the General set on tour
OF Inspection OF the military posts OF the far
West, and Mrs. SChOncld accompanied him.
They visited san Francisco and travelled
along the Pacific Coast TO Puget Sound,
whence they came East.
Gen. SChOfield, who wore light suit and
q white hat, looked remarkably healthy.
This morning he attended meeting OF the
Board Of FOrtitlCations In the Army Building.
The evening world., 1891-08-01
TENNY OR LONGSTREET {?
Great Race Between the Thorough
breds for $l2,500 To-day.

Tcnny and LonCstrret, the two greatest
thoruughbrrdS now In training IN this coun-
try, Will meet at Morris rarE To-day 70 decide
which Is the better animal at u milo and u
quarter
incidentally It may be mentioned that to
the winner VIII he handed $4,000. or this
g., 500 comes from the Association and the
other $4,000 Is put up by Messrs. Dwyer
and Pulsfor, the respective owners OF Long
street and TCnay.
The evening world., 1891-08-01
BECAUSE SHE WAS WHIPPED.
A s!xteen-Year-old Girl Takes q
Poisonous Draught.

BURLINGTON, y. j., Aug. l.-Mamie Sher-
wood, a siNteen-year-old girl OF good family,
is PROSTATE at her home here, after attempt
ing suicide by poison.
Mamie lives with her widowed mother on
Mary street, and has been going out at even
ing aud staying until late.
Her mother recently whipped her, and the
punishment preyed upon her mind TO such an
extent that she bought and swallowed the
pOison She told her mother what she had
done, and Mrs. sherwood called In Dr. Gauntt,
who administered IN antidote. The girl Will
recover,
The evening world., 1891-08-01
RAWHIDE FOR THE Dominic.

Colored Female Parishioner Horse
whips Her Pastor in Orange.
The horscwhipping OF Rev. W. c. Jason,
pastor OF st. Johns Colored Methodist
Church, by one OF his female parishioners,
has caused intense excitement among the
colOTed population OF orange, n. j. II oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon.
thirty years, domestic, is the woman who
laShcd the dDminie. She went to his house,
and with no explanation save the words
" You are n wretch" pied rawhide over his
head ana shoulders Till he forced her by main
strength 20 resist.
The woman was until recently member OF
the church, and has been deeply infatuated
with hr. Jason who is a handsome man, but
her affection was not returned. IL Is thought
that She Is slightly dCmented.
Rev. Jason had her arrested, and she was
Rrraigncd before Justice Davis, when she
waived examination aud was locked up, hay-
Ing declined to make any effort TO secure
bonds In $500
The evening world., 1891-08-01

Firemen were summoned TO the Pulitzer
Building at 1890 this morning, but found
their services were not needed. Some papers
I'm the basement n the building on the Frank
fort street side had caught trr, bur the blaze
had been eNtiuguished by THE WORnp em-
ploytcs before It had time 10 assume any I'M
pprtanCe, II IS supposed that some paSser-
Dy carelessly dropped lighted match through
the grating on the Sidewalk.
The evening world., 1891-08-01
Diving from Hydrophoeia.


SAGINAW, Mich, Aug, l.-seventecn-ycar-
old Morcy Godfrey, who on July was DitteL
by a strange q :, went into a spasm yeSter-
day al the sight of a glass Ot water and has
since gone from one CONFUSION into another
lie snarls li5S a dog and tries 60 grab his at
teudauts vi h his teeth. PHYSICIANS say II Is
4 hopeless case uG hydruphgbla.
The evening world., 1891-08-01
could Not Resist the Widow.
tpy ASSOCIATED PRYssl

Ilf Associated iEfh~-l
DENVER, cob, Aug l.--N, j. Bell, wealthy
business man Of Georgetown, Tex, arrested In
this city on a charge Of bgamy, having de-
serted his wife for a handsome young widow,
says he could not help his action because he
loved the woman desperately.
The evening world., 1891-08-01
5almaceda's New Cruiser Sails
Away for Chill.

LISBON, Aug. 1.-The new Balnacodan war
vessel, Prcsidente ErraZurz, sailed for Chill
to-day, having, apparently, found her compile
ment OF men by some secret means 1t Is
supposed that previous to leaving port yester-
day she made arrangements to take on board
outside the hnrbor the additional men and
stores wanted.
The evening world., 1891-08-01
The last race should go to Strvke Banquet
should beat Slmrock for the place.
ppInuroN pRIru

The card at Brighton Reach to-day is at
tractive but the match at Morris Park Will
no doubt draw many OF the seaside tracks
patrons away from their favorite course. The
probable winners may be as follows:
First Race-Bob Arthur, sam Morse, Lau-
renski.
Second Race Maxim ely, Keaturah,
Hettie.
Third Race-Urbanna. Jay-Qu-El, Servia.
Fourth RaCe-Rover, Rambler, j. u.
Fifth RaCc-KingstOn, Bellevue, Kitty T.
Sixth RaCe-A2rael Gold wave, Nerbcna.
Seventh Race-St Luke, Longford, Iceberg.
The evening world., 1891-08-01
Heiress WEEDS Tattooed Man.
rRY ASSOCIATED pREssl

nv AFsOCTATED PRFRsl
SEDALIA, Mo-, Aug. Miss Lillian ShafTer,
the adopted daughter OF wealthy aunt In
Plttsburg, Pa, fell In love two years ago with
George II. Grant, "the electric tattOoed
man" she was sent to Europe in the hope OF
breaking the match. Being an expert
eQuCsticlne, two weeks ago, at Cedar
Rapids, Ia, she became n Jockey rider In
FOrcpaughs circus, with which Grant Is a
hde-show attraction, ana yesterday they
we're married.
The evening world., 1891-08-01
Found Dead in His Bed.

Daniel E. Lighthart, the wol-Enown
painter, was found dead In his bed at l52
East Twentieth street, at $50 this morning.
lie was slNty-nye years or age and a bach
plpr
The evening world., 1891-08-01
I.eped Out o, the Window,

Annie Droshes, living at 1888 Avenue A,
while dementcd, Jumped from the first-story
window OF the building 10 the ground this
morning. She was removed 20 the PTesby-
terian Hospital, suffering from conclusion u
the brain.
The evening world., 1891-08-01
Enlioemen A. tha Bat

Mines from the Ninth and Twenty-thlrd
Police precincts will play game OF baseball
at the Manhattan Athletic club grounds on
Monday morning, beginning at O'Clock.
The evening world., 1891-08-01

servia Sails with n New Shaft.
Tho Cunard steamship Scrvia, which broke
her shaft in midoccnn four weeks ago sailed
this afternoon for Liverpool with heavy
passenger list She has been provided with a
new crankpiu made In England,
The evening world., 1891-08-01
Spain Promulgates the Reciprocity
Treaty with the United States.

MADRID, Aug. 1.-The Onctdi Gazette to-
day publishes decree promulgating the new
treaty between the United states and Spain
in regard to trade between the United states
and cuba ana Porto Rico.
The evening world., 1891-08-01
Fatal Fire on tho British steamer
Angelica.

LONDON, Aug. THE British steamer An
gclica, from Cardiff for the Mediterranean,
has returned to the port whence she sailed,
on flre. Three OF the crew were burned to
death.
The evening world., 1891-08-01
First Rnce-Chesnncnke. Riot.

First Race Chesapeake Riot.
Second RaCe-IliS HlghnesS, hlrnlant.
Third RaCc-Racclaud, MCLcwee's best Grey
del Rey or Judge PoSt).
Fourth Race iMatCh)-Longstreet
Fifth RaCc--1akc Back, Arnold.
Sixth RaCe-Banquct, Stryke.
First Race Chesapeake. Riot.
Second Race-His lIighnCSs, cadence colt.
Third RaCe-kACcland, san Juan.
Fourth Race lOugsirect
Fifth Racc-Tak" Back Enid.
Sixth Racc-Bauqugt, Mr.. sass.
The evening world., 1891-08-01
Morning Paper Selections.

AT MORRIS PARK.
First tRace-ChcSapeake, Riot.
Second Race-His highncss, Shellbark.
Third RaCe-Raceland, Rey del Rey.
Fourth RaCe-Tcnny.
Fifth Race--ArnOld, Take Back.
sixth RaCe-Banquet, Strykc.
The evening world., 1891-08-01

First Race-Mav win, Chesapeake.
Second Rsce-Iis llighucss, cadence colt.
Third RaCe-Raceland, English Lady.
Fourth RaCe-Tcnny.
Fifth Race -Sehuylkill Take Back.
Sixth RaCe--Banquct, SimrOck.
The evening world., 1891-08-01

despatch from Catskill says that decd
has Just been recorded In the County Clerks
Office conveying the BlythewoOd Hotel at
Tannersyille, one OF the largest In the CATS
Kills, to William A. Cans, the New York
lawyer and politician.
Mr.. Cans was Police Justice Smiths Repub-
liCan lieutenant In the Twentieth Assembly
District, but recently allied himself with the
Stcckler movement.
lie was Secretary Blaine's candidate for
Minister to Turkey.
Erhardt is Dead Long Live Fassett.
The Zenith District Republicans will make
merry Monday night over tho appointment
OF senator Fassett to the CollectOrship OF tho
Port. Leader Jacob NJ. Patterson scents
patronage I'm the air.
The evening world., 1891-08-01

First tRace-Chesapeake, May Win.
Second Race-Hls liighness, Airplant.
Third Race - RaCeland, MCLewCe'S best
Judge Post or Rey Del Rcy0
Fourth Race LOngstreet.
Fifth RaCe-SChuylkill, Arnold.
Sixth RaCe-StrykC, Banquet.
The evening world., 1891-08-01

Schuylkil ought to win this race. He would
have beaten Take Back the other dOy had he
got an even break with him. Take Back
should be second, and Arnold may be third.
Sixth Rhce.-Bilov Stakes, weter-wcight hhndi-
/ cap at $40 each, with 2 600 added; six furlOngs
Banuuet........,. l35 Simro ok ............. lNS
Strvke llE Nr. SeHS...,.... lhO
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sstaIie;iiid)e " Wprobubeu.

gSbee1ing, 9S.sSa., so. Mdrs.-Im
gau Der Gienbabn @amben's III ltpibutz
@ouutp,, gS.zSa., beidJ0ftigte italieuiid)e
glrbelter lpurben oorgeltern BON benz Sorz
mann y. q. Olc@onlen Ourfl Semertungen
9ereist, i'll melden 0erlelbe oa5 Slutbao III
9temsSrleans fir 9ered)tferti9t ertIdrte.
Ste mnrben baourf 10 anfgebradt, OaB lie
Wtc@onlep erid)oien uno leiue 2eidIe id)refz
lid peritiimmelten. 9ie Aufregung inter
Den 100 Stalenern 1T cine iebr qroBe, lluo
man beiiird)tet meitere 9eioalttbaten.
9feaotuq, Ya., so. Dtdrs. - Die 30
liSet mirb uon @oateSpille, GbeIter= @oun1p,
ans benad)rldlti9t, baB ein Staliener, gia=
mems u. u. attban;e (?), etn Irbelter auf
Der 8ennlpluania- Sabn," nabe Maluern,
heute friib smei anbere itallenilde 9lrbeiter
burt OteneriiId)e oerlebte. Otau Qlaubt,
baB Die Serluunbeten ndt ;u retten iino.
Der Sbdter entilob.
9 ateri on, gf.zS., 80. 0drS. - @db.
renO 98illiam Trit4aro geitern Ibenb Dor
lelner SSohnur9 an Der gfontgo
itanb, Idlltd) lld) eln unbetannter Staliener
an 1bn beran uun uerlette ibm Stid]munoen
IN BEN 0Interfopf ben 9faden rnp Die
Shulter. Ais er iid) umOrebte, lab er Den
9ln9reifer bauonlaufeu. Ser eiusiQe @runo,
melden 9rttdarO fiir ben 2tngrlfi meb, lit,
baB ein intlmer Sreuub Don i6m Dor etlldeu
Sagen spei unbetannte Stalieuer beleiOiQte.
Die 9Sunoen ltnb beOentltdl. Die Yoli,ei
bat weuta Soflnun9, ben Staliener III ian.
gen, ba lbn Britdaro nid)t i'll iOentlfi;iren
uermag. (9SOber Yritd)aro neiB, baB Der
punbefannte angreifer," ben er nur i'm
9unfen baoOniGufen lab, ein Staliener
mar, 9eht aus Sbl9em nidt ieBr flar herpOr.
81. D. 81
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9ln Der &iifte ren TorS Carolina
aeitranoet.

sSilmington, g. 6, 80. Nars. -
Der pipauil6e 9ampfer," pelder, wie be-
reits gemeloet, i'll Der 9tad)t pom letten
6reitag 3n SeracOte, an Der aiiite BON 9turO-
Carolina itranOete, iii Der britild)e 9ampfer
ySorinqueu," iueldler allerpinaS inter ipaz
nii6er 6lagge rdbrt. Gr mar nit 20OO Sal.
len @aumpoae uub 200 Sounen Saum-
moll< : efuden auf benz gSege uon @aluez
ton, 9er., uad Ne,pport Stems, 3d., I'M
terlucas, 100 er lueitere Sefeble erbaIteu
iuate. Sie Wannld)aft bsfinoet I'D III Si=
d)erbsit. SIM Sale oas giinitige gSettsr
fortbauert, 10 wcrben Sd)ifi uuo Sarge &C.,
80 ettrt ? fuerNpu
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Nelp.Norfer Wadlrid1ten.

gtewz 9Ort 80. Mars. - 9as 9iretto-
rium Der pMedauics' & SraOers' Sanf"
ieete in elmer beute @ormittag abQebaltenen
Seriammluug cine Selobnung bon $4,000
auf Die lleberiiibruus Der Yerion aus, meld)e
Die fiirsltdeu gerii9te iiber Die Suolpens
Der 9lnitalt in llmlauf iette.
: Sobu 9tilep, alias p6ebbn, the 8od,"
ein ebsmGli9er Notwithstanding, wuroe
beute III Der @entreitraBe BON Yatrif g8aro
in einen Streite burd) mebrers OteiierItid,e
in Die Seite tDbtlit perlest. gSarb 1T per
bartet.
= Die SauitGt8beb0rDe beridtet, bas
beute nRo geitern IS Vteuiheu in 9tem=
Dorf Der Grippe erIaaen. Die Sabl Der
Spfer lett Dem 9lusGrgA Der Seude betrdet
Jeet 130.
- aluf ebu Sanferott Der 9irma Nalf &
S6bns III Sapauuab, @a., iit Der Santerott
bes Neps9orfer tSauies @ebriiper Salt &
Gomp. seiolst. 9ie Yaiiiua werSeH auf
$4,000 gelh1tt.
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SaS lebte Gon3ert oeS pSaltinorer
Eirfouie crG,ejterS."

Sir oas SdluB Gouiert, welhsS am
Samitag Abeno i'm p3beaterraum Der
pWiuTt Atabeulie" ftottian6, hattie 6r. 5toB
Sun9nidel ben in 2lmerifa i6ueu beriibmt
gewOroeneu Yianiiten 8laOimu be BAD.
mann 9ewonnen. I'm BadmanuS tiinlts
lerilbe yelitungen 5u 9enieBen, muB man
cine CUTE 9oIs Grsenritaten nit III ben
Slant uebmen, 0le iir muifnlihs 60rer
foreno, fiir Die iibrigen erbetterno fno.
GS lit elm beoeutiameS 3eIfeH, psnn in
benz yio3art'ideu moIls@Ou;erts" eln
GROCER 2beil oes Bubiitums ti6ert uno
ladt. De Bad)mann iiberraitt bic S0rsr
ourd ieine puuoerpoae 8ehHit, oeu uHaes
meln tlaren SOrtrag, burd ben Manfle5
beroorgebolt wiro, mas joni al benz S9re
uHbsa9tet pOrilbeE gebt, our6 ieius RiiaHs
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Yanif ttno SebenSperluft aiif etnent
Sampler.

Sapannub, @ar %. Mdr,. - auf
oem 9ampier o6oruier" eretgnete iid gegeH
IS geitern lbenb, als bieie5 6abr;eug auf
oem gSege bon Srunsmid bierber mar, cine
Grplofon, bur9 welfe ein yOd III benz
0ampfteiiel al Der Sadborbieite entitano.
9as Gerduit oeS ermeidenOeu 9ampies
peruriafte elnen Banit inter ben gfegers
3edarbeitern, mebrere oerielbeu iprangeu
iber Soro, unO bier ertrantcn. 3uei an<
oere BeriOnen, Elm 9te9er uuO Elm weiBer
8ahagter, luuroen bur4 Elm ausoeieetes
Soot gerettet. Ser Hemorqueur g5afob
YauIien" bugitrte Den bel9apigten Qampier
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g!bgcfaBt.
Gin iredDer @erfudb sur 9eited,mms Der Surs
in einem Sbicasoer Saaocnerias 9rp=
sciie ans 2id5t scIaust

III cinem Sbicagosr SdlaocneriaS= Yrpz
sciie aus 9idt seIaust.
Gbicasp, so. Widr;. - Gin freder
&eriud) sur SefsGun9 Der Surp in einem
9roSeiie nm $4,000 Sd)aoeneriab Qc1en
Die 3erfe9 Idle Sabelbabn gelau9te beute
ans gi6t. Die ongeflasten pSur1- 6irerS"
iinb S. s. Sopper unb 30. 6. Sbanuon,
smei @runbetgentbums agenten. Srpper
bat ieine S6ulo eingeitanOen, ndbreno
Sbaunon bebarrlid leugnet, ob9leid) er su-
giebt, paB er "copper" teunt unb ieit benz 2luz
fange bes YroSeiieS init ibm perfebrt bat.
9lus benz @eirdHonille SopperS gebt ber=
Dor, baB SbaHnon, u16bem er ais Sc
Ifmorener in Dem YroSene auSermdbltm morz
ben mar, Su benz snipruf sagenteu ber &az
belbabu ging uuo ilb erbot, fiir $500 Elm
&erolft III @uniten Der Sabngelellhatt oDer
giidteiniaung Der Surp su iudeu. Ser
Aaeut giug ldletnbar auf ben Soridlag eiu
unD IieB Sbaunou bon Dem auleublide an,
in peld)em er OaS Siirean Der GompaQnle
uerlieB, purd Sebeimpo oli;lltsu iiberlpaden.
Die Serbaftung Der beloeu 9lngeflaeten
muroe Oorgenonlnlen, als lld) Die Surp ge=
rabe suriidSog, UNI iiber ibren 9Sabriprud]
III beratbihlageu. Den 9lugaben 6opper's s
,uiol9e, mar Elm Signal uerabreoet moroen,
Inn nlitsutheilen, bag Die seforoerte Bette
duuq bon Dem I9enten Der Gompagnie qe>
sablt morben lei. Sm Sale bas @elo ilf
bereits in 3ann befanp, 10 lOlIte Copper in
bas SeridltsSinlmer fommen, Elm Glas
gSaiier triufeu unb fid) bann lauglam oas
&iuu abluiifrn.
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9tpci gfeaer aeluud,t. /.

Sirming + am, Ala., 80. Mdrj. -
Cine 9epelhe Oes v2(ge.,9eralO" aus Rui=
ieQuile, Aia., melbet, OaB swei 9ieger beute
friib gelpudlt muroen. Sier aeger, jmei
Wdnner unO spei 6raueu, maren Wegeu
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ten Seriudles, Hufeluiue eiuSudderu, per-
baitet uuo im @ountp- GeiduguiB 81 Bel
green eiugeiperrt morosn.
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entbullten baS gauSe Compton. S9dbreHb
Der per9angenen 9taht ltiirmte ein aus 250
Semafineten beitebenOer Wtob oas 9eidngs
niB, bOlte Die beireu gteger Sefi. 9enSmOre
NIB @li 5uoion berau8, bGugte lie an einem
Saume auf unO ifoiien @emebre uno Res
uOIuer auf Die baumelnoen 30rper ab. Die
gteger leugneten ibre SdulO bis sum letteH
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