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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-09-24

Mr.. l.. +. SuthOn, the leading lawyer
OF the HOuma bar, was in attendance
before the District Court in Thlbodaux
on last Saturday.
MI Cfias. S. Mathews, one of our
prosperous sugar planters and owner
Of the Georgia Plantation in this par
lsil was Il visitor to our town on last
Sunday.
Mss Laura Cou teau, a fascinating
yonng lady from New Orleans, is on a
visit i'll T%hihodaux since Sunday. She
IS the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
AlbertI.
We are glad to see that Mr.. Jclin d.
Fulford, who has been suffering with
paralysis for some time, is improving
daily He is able to go about almost
without the aid of II walking cane. If
this continues on, he Will soon be him
self again.
Mr.. James Cherault reached T!llbo-
dauX on Friday the 10TH inst, and on
Saturday evening opened up his bar
Der shop. He has 1t fitted up neatly and
elegantly, and is DOW ready to accom-
odate those who will favor him with
their patronage.
Mr.. Clay Naquin, in charge of mason
~ on the sugar plantation belonging 60,
Mr.. +. c. Nignerie or Weeks Island
came owe TO Thibodaux ON last Sun
day morning to spend his 34th birth
day with his family. Cur sincere wish
es of twice thirty-four birthdays to you,
friend Clay.
NJ. Ii. Boell, the efficient book-keep-
er of Bush Grove, moved his family to
Thibodanx on Friday, tie 10Th inst.
We cordially welcome him among us.
The object of Mr.. Boell's removal, is
to afford him facilities to send his chill
dren to school. He still continues his
services with Bush Grove, leaving here
on Monday mornings, ana returning
on every Saturday.
Mr.. Zach Champagne, formerly EN-
ployed at the .'Thibodaux SENTINEL
! but now at Graham's in the City
OF New Orleans, is spending q
few days vacation III Thibodaux among
his relatives.
Mr.. ThGogene j. Caillouet, the pros
perous sugar planter of Chackbay'
paid a pleasant visit to our sanctum
on last Wednesday. Although quite
advanced in age, Mr.. Caillouet is still
hale and hearty. His sugar cane crop
is one of the finest in the parish. He
is delighted with the fine and cool
weather we have had for the last ten
DAYS, and believes it will assist and
does assist the crop to mature rapidly,
SO that by the time sugar-rolling be-
gins, the cahe will be rich i'll sacchar-
inc matter.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-09-24

GRAND FAIR.-Do not forgot that
Rev. Father Nigroux will give Il Grand
Fair at Vt. alarY's Catholic Church
near R~acrland, on Saturday and Sun
day. Oct. lst ard 2nd, 1892, the pro
ceeds Of which will be to erect the
steeple of said church which for want
of funds has not vet been built. There
will be a~ml~ements of all kinds, such
as horse racing, %papegeai, &c. and a
we'll equipped restaurant furnished
with all the delicacies that the season
can afford, all ut moderate prices.
Your generous patronage is earnestly
solicited. Phibodaux Brass Band will
be in Attendance.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-09-24
Don't Take Our Word,

But call Your druggist to one side and
ask him privately which Of all the rem
edles advertised to cure Rheumatism
he would recommend. If lie is posted,
and conscientious, he will tell YOU that
DR.. Diamonds Lightning Remedy is
the only one that offers a reward of
$500 fol Il case it will not cure. With
sensible people tins is the strongest
Recommendation. Price IS per bottle.
Sent to any address prepaid on receipt
of price. Drummond Medicine Co.,
1880 Maiden Lane, New York. y
Agents wanted.
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A PLEASANT EVENT.

The literary reunions given under
the auspices of the Catholic Knights of
America are ALWAYS looked forward to
With much pleasurable anticipation.
These Knights are to be congratulated
upon stimulating in this town a taste
for literary and intellectual recreation.
The success hitherto attained by tie
promoters of these literary reunions is.
IL sufficient indication that there is in
telligeDce enough to appreciate one
thing besides dog shows and minstrel
performances.
The large and select attendance at
the last reunion. which took place on
the historic fourteenth of September,
were treated to Il novelty III the shape
of Rotations by three talented young
ladies of Ihitodaux. Miss Laura La
garde, Miss Fanny knobloch, and Miss
Bette Chol, the two first in English
selections, and the last named in a
French recitation, displayed marked
ability in eloeution, and were enthusi-
%astically a~pplauded and laden with
floral offerings. The three young la
dies, who rccited, were graceful, self
possessed, and charmed every one by
their modest and earnest portrayal of
the sentiments embraced in their Sc
lections. From the success achieved
by these charming young ladies, we
presume it will not be difficult to Sc
cure others for future reunions. La
dies who have the God-giren ability to
deliver the thoughts of the best writers
Ell the platform, should be encouraged
to participate in tile family entertain
ments given under the auspices of the
local Branch of the c. X. of A.
Prof. Chol delivered on the occasion
of the last reunion IL splendid address,
i'll French, on Christian fraternity.
The Prof. announced that this was his
maiden discourse before Il mixed audi
ence Of ladies and gentlemen. If he
did so well IL what was his first effort,
wla5 could he not do after a little
practice We predict that Prof. CIol
will be called upon often for an add
dress in public. for the reason that he
has the voice, the talent, and the self
possession to become IL successful or
atOr.
We must not overlook the recitation
of Judge A. +. knobloch on the occa-
son, who in his usual oratorial style,
entertained the audience with Cata-
lines defiance.
By all means, say we, let the Catllo-
lie knights continue their famous liter
AIRY reunions. Tor they have become
quite "a feature in the intellectual life
OF the town.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-09-24

COOP wEATHER.-The good weather
that has set in for the last ten days,
has been productive Of good results.
Rice harvesting has been pushed for
ward. and is about completed plan
ters have pulled and stored away their
corn. and nave cut and saved their pea
vine and crab grass hay without any
trouble. and the sugar cane is matur-
ing rapidly. Should this good weather
continue on to the grinding season.
which no doubt. will begin very short
~. oni sugar. planters viii begin roll
ing under tie most auspicious condi-
tons. Every planter is putting his
suear-huuse in thorough condition,
and will be in full blast by the 10Th of
October. Barring unforeseen events,
the sugar ciop this year will lie one of
the largest ever raised in the state.
As far as the rice crop is concerned, 1t
will almost double that Of last year.
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+, Mrs. J.. n. WRIGHT, the popular
milliner and dry goods dealer. corner
Market and ST. Louis Streets, wishes
to inform her friends and the public in
general, that she has received in her
various Stock. a full line Of cloaks,
blazers, jackets, beaded capes. dress
trimmings, such as beats, silk plush,
velvet, and other trimmings, too nu-
merous to mention: and will have
shortly embroidered silk for fancy
work. Give hr a trial and be .con-
WINGED.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-09-24

We welcome with pleasure among
our exchanges "Le Moasdqae" whose
initial Number appeared on Wednes-
day. the l4th inst. published in New
Orleans. aud edited by Mr.. Laurent
Frapcioni, None but Mr.. Francioni
whose wItand humori is so we'll known.
could have given it sach a name. 1t
a fall ofspice, wit and humor.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-09-24

SoLD ON ITS MERITs.-Preston'sH He'd
AXE is an uafailing cure for any and
every furna OF headache. Il will cure
your headache in 10 minutes. 1t is
guaranteed 10 do that or money refund
ed. Did yoa eve receive ii fairer Of
fer Fit does not do what we claim
we don't want your money. No cure,
no pay.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-09-24

There viii be- grand Musical En-
t~eriainneij 1T Napoleonville this eve
ming and t3-morrow evening. Several
Brass Bands will be in attendance.
One hundred brass instruments will
play at once. Our celebrated Thibo-
daux Bass Band will participate.
Lovers of masic, this is your chance
to a grand musical treat.
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STRAY NOTICE..

CTAYED ON THE PREMISES OF U. TOC-
- louise near Lafourche Crossing, on o.
about the 2nd of Juue 1892. "a bay tilly about
| year and IA half old.
Owner can obtain SAN e by identifying and
proving property, aud paying costs, within 30
days, or said tilly will be sold to satisfy said
costs. B. I. BLAKE.
j. of the p. 2nd. Ward Lafourche.
Thibodaux, La, Sept. Oath, 1892.
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froftss.r Goshaun, the celebrated
lecturer anG Mind Reader. will exhib-
II at the Opera House in Thibodaux on
next Monday and Tuesday, Sept. Goth
ano 9th, 1892. He is a wonderful
nan Come and see for yourselves.
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KEEP YOUR HEADACHE If you pre-
fer. but "a dose of Pres-on's llead-Ake
nil cure it in Is minutes. That's
wIaf It will do-and if it should fail to
IA It. it went cost you q cent. You
nav only tor the good you get. 1t is a
Guaranteed cure for all headaches.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-09-24

The Tax payers are notified that the
Assessor Of the Parish has handed in
his assessment TOLLS, and that the taxes
for 1872 are now due aud payable to
P. q. Lorio, Sheriff, and eX-olficio
Tax Collector of the Parish of Lafour-
che.
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SISTERS OF TIE IMMACULATE con-
crpTloN.-We are requested to an
nonnce that the Sisters Of The Convent
If the Immaculate Conception will give
ocrand Fair on the spacious convent
~roau1s situated near Labadievilie, on
Satnrday and Sunday, Oct. lst and I'd,
1892.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-09-24

The fr~t number of the .Opelousas
Real EStltt JoRreaF' appeared III July
last. ltt> published monthly hy the
e j.. Thompson Real Estate and Loan
Agency, aud devoted to the agricul-
furai, commercial and industrial inter-
ests OF Inc Parish of st. Landry and
South " Stern louisiana. We well
eome II Hafong u exchanges.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-09-24

! HE QUEEN OF CUREs.-CreOle Fe-
male Tonic is a certain and speedy
remedy for all forms of female de-
Engagements. 1t will cure the worst
form OF ftolapsus u:eri after physi-
clans have proved of no avail. 1t has
stood the test, and to-day it is the
most lopniar remedy in the Soutl.
It is a spltatlid tonic.
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LOCAL NEWS.
p,v,se REMIT.-1hose Indebted TO
..Thibodaux Sentinel are respect
fully requested to remit.

Insert your advertisements in the !,
..inmns of the "Thibodauk SENTINEL"
:sron wish to Increase your business.
Nothing ike 1t.
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new advent in the household of
NJ r \. Frost on last Thursday IN
,ha nr,son of a chubby boy. Onr con-
gratulations.
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For w "f space, we have reserved
iof next 1te the criminal proceedings
OF opr District Court. -
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AEEE3- GAc.-That tired feeling.
nefvon .ss>. irregularities, suppress
sion, AID al diseases of the female or
sans AZ Immediately relieved and
prompt euied by using the great
soutlea '4vofite, Creole Female Tom
&C. 1t y oaiid up weakly ONE
ana mis- ffam strong. 1t restores
ceior Checks.
i90 ga s tern SIS. 1850 Gallons, so
:. kIsFS ~ 'W' rtr9ido 81. New Orleans
-~ On <rs4N-
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Chamberlain Hunt Academy
PORT GIBSON, MISS.
w. c. GUTHRIE, a. B., PRINCIPAL.
HORDING SCHOOL % BOYS.
TULANE UNIVERSITY,
OF LOUISIANA,

Tulane University embraces College, High
school. Ii. sophie Newcomb Memorial
College for Young Women, Law and
Medical Departments. The College has
four parallel courses Classical, Literary,
scientific and Engineering. Next Annual
Session OF the AcademicaI Department,
including the II. sophie Newcomb Col
lcge, begins October Bird, Law Depart
ment, opens November 18th. Medical
Department, October 18th.
For special or general catalogues, apply to
the Secretary of the University, Tulane
Hall.
WM. PRESTON JOHNSTON.
Je-z6-3-m. President.
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When B7f, a1,, we gave her C@ast2rta.
When sic v19. G.i!d, she cried for Casto9ia.
When Col .c 7-iss, she chung II Castoria.
when sac - C44dren, she gayethcm Castoria.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. L. F. Suthon, the leading lawyer
OF Ii Houma bar, was in attendance
before the District Court in Thlbodaux
on last Saturday.
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So6mafer.

Columbus, NiIi., II. Gpril. - Die
Serhecrung, ueld)e III Sol9e plertdgigeu
3egens im 5bale bes Sonlbigbec Nlper
entiauh, III uubeld)reblid). Die StaDt 60.
lunlbuS uar l6ngere 3elt cine Snicl turrit>
ten eileS GEES, welner I'D fiini Mcileu
melt mad leber 9fidluug bin erllredte. Spd-
tere Sd)Geun9eu feltu Die 3ahl Der Wieu=
iten, Die in ol.iem GouutD ourh bic Sod.
ilIth um'5 eebeu tameu, aui minoeIteuS 80.
Sic Spier iluo ausidlieBid) gteger. uuo bis
Iett III nod yiid)ts iiber baS Grtrinieu ir9enO
weld)er 2SeiBen gemcOet luOroeu. Nm GOO
obbabloe 9ie9er wurben aui Sooten bterber
gebrad)t uno uerbeu Jest Don ben Siiraern
Der Stabt perpfle9t. 9uncerte uou 9Sohu=
bdulern iinb ;erltprt, NIB bic Gruote lit auI
nleileuusitem llnlfreile ucruidltet. Die giotb
unter Der SeuDiteruug DER heinI9eiudlteu
Gegeub 1T 10 srOB, oaB man Die yuuoes.
re9ieruug mn Siilie erludleN nil. Sielc be.
burd baS Sodwaiisr aus ibreH gSobuunaen
pertriebeu.n Y.rOneu bradten mehreye
StunOeu uuf Sdumen 81, ebe iie bur6
Soote abg.bolt wuroen. Seit gelteru irub
ilno bic SeludHer i'll 3nriitwei1eu.
ncenneS, SHo., II. spril. -
Der @abaih.9tiper, Der ieit mebreren Saaen
gsftegen 1T, iiebt jett II 6uB bot nnD
NIB nimnt nod fornpabrenb su; Die 9tle.
Oeruu9en itnb berei.S iiberltwemut. 9riideu
unp @ln;aunungeu inn ifiper bciddoigt IL.
Die grnDteu i'll beu tieier gele9cucu ydnoeru
uernihtet. Si. Sarnitr iudsn ibr 9i.b
uadl beu b6bereu 9itrifteu su retten.
%irsinia, Sus., II. spril. - Die
giieberuussu entIar9 ben Suinolss uno
Sau9amon. SliiIeu iiuo pnllitauoia i;bcr.
idlmemmt uuo beoe Tliiiie nod I'M Steiceu
begrifien. Ter Saiuois iit bel yearbstopu
3 Dieiltn brett. Scit 10 Sabrcu III cine
iolte @afisrbobe nitlt mehr Oa seutieu, IL.
Der Sdaoen an Osn GrrSten I'M Sangamun.
Sbaie tanH nod HiGt iIberisbsn Wsr0su.
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! General Gbes. rs. NiclD.

9Saibingtou, 9..G., 10. 2tpril. -
@enerai, ehaSs AS. Stsio itarb wdhreno Scr
per9angeneH etad)t III ieiucr hieiigcn l@ob,
nung all Sright'i6tr 9tiereufrauIbcit @cnc=
raj Sielb pnroe i'll 1928 81 yeriu9tou, Gp.,
gebOreu, abloluirtc i'll 1849 Die 9Seitpoiuter
UiIlitdrlhuIe uno wuroe Sifi,ier ill slpeiten
SunDes'Sauaacrleregiment pcldIes u. s.
SobniOn Sum Sberiteu uno 5tOb. 6. See
sum Sberitlieuteuaut bate. 5n 1861 reiig.
ntrte er gletbieitig NIT SobuioH uno Gee,
purce GeueraImajor in Der couiooerirtsn
ArlHee uno madlte ben gan;eu Sur9erfrieg
nit. Mad Nem ariege oIentc er mebr.rt
Sabre lang III Der 9Irnee oes Sictt0aiaS
pon Ggppten. Gem alteHer Sohn @bas.
u. 6ielp iil ais 2lOuofut i'll Baltimore an
iHiitn
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Oefenffifje -SoGaf-&efebe.
4apitcI l35.I

gine 9lftc SIR GrmdtugunN Der Seb0r6e
Der Holi;eIz Gommiiidre fir Die Staot
Baltimore gum 2lntauie ober Badten Don
@ruuo uno So0en in Der 81. rnb %.
l&aro Qeuannter Staot ooer in elmer bon
beOen unO ;ur Grridltuug elneS palicn0tu
Station5bnult5 ober BON Statlous sb1ulcru
baruui; ;ur Eeflei0una Oe5 MapOr5 mo
Staohath5 Der Staot Baltimore nit benz
Seileti:el Oerclbeu mo sur Seityeitun9
Der Soften mo Ius5aben iiir oislc!ben
ans Dem Spe;lnlfon6 Der cruGbuteH Be.
b0roc Der Eoli;eiz& z&ommiIidre.
l. Gbi6aitt-GS mirb Der 0iarpz
IdEbcr q cictgebung perfhat, olG Die BE
bOroe Der GUllrlzS Sommilidre bIerUit Die 9lutorll
IlHo 3eIueaiB crbilf IN Der 21. uHo 81. gSaro ocr
StGot Baltimore ODER in clEer beloen CSrltro uHo
YooeH gu tauer ooer 81 padlteu e CT lId rdd t1rem
urtGctle Mr GrrItEH9 ctHtS StdtoHshdules ooer ron
StGtioHsbiuierE burauf cigH,t. uEo odB ils oHourd
antoriiirt uno crndtlti9t mcroen, odraUf Elm <ta<
tuH5b0us oor StdtionSbiuIcr, ple IS i5HcH pdileno
unn gceigrst crihciHt, III crrlhteH.
=. hiNHitt. i lab IS iuirh ueTi II q I, bdS
init Dem Ssiietitel aui bciOgtes @ruHotIt mo Die
baraui feGeHoen Giebiuoe Der DiaIOr uHe Staotrdtb
Der Stoot Baltimore bstlcioet ipcroeH.
). abi djIltt.-uHo c ; piro perfugt, b0B
Der glntoui ioIfcu Grunces Inb 3obsHs ure Die 0os
item Der 9rrittIIs beia9ten StGtioHsbdGie; ooer
Stationshdrier pom Der 8enannt,n Seboros oer YotS
jei&choroe aus beren Spciialioro bcritter peroen.
4. I d. n IT, = QHo s iUtro bcs 9Scl
ttren perii /, bas oieie atte init Dem lase ibger
aHnabTe in SrGit tritt.
Gm %. NtIrj 1892 aenehmist.
Traut Srofpn. gouncrreur;
Wurrap 0anoipcr,
Sprefler oes unteYbaAies;
COWARD SipnD,
Yriijoent oes SeEats.
Sd beitenise bi.rnit. bar @oritehsHots cine ge>
trene Nbitriit elmer in Der S32cr iaHuaIz Sigung
aHgeHommcHen atte Der @eiey9ebuEa If.
Saritou Shofer,
(76,S2,S} GDetzGlert oe5 llHterbaufes.
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Scporitcbenoc WattagssSemonitra=
fioftcft.

gtelp< % OFT, 10. NpriI. - Die 9t.pz
:Dortsr p6eOeration Of 2abor" miro Iid omd
etHe WtaNenuerlanmluug Su GuHteu ocs
AhtfuHoenta9eS Oil Der 6euorteGenocn
0faltagSbemouiIratou betbeillgcn; iuNeiitu
loa olele Serlamnlung idOn an 80. April
itattfinoen unb ilpar uui oem llHiou. Souare.
Y 9bica9n. 10. Iprll. - Cine groBe,
tnternatIouale Denomination ;u @uulteu
ots IdlitunOeHtuaeS lit bier aui Sountag,
ben /. !ptai anberaumt. Die Semcrt.
ltaiter, Die So;taliiteupcreine uuD anpcre
grbetcrorganiiattouen wcroeu oil 1enem
Gage cine Strabeupnraoc ucrauituItcu, ou
ueldcr, iulc man itdet, 10000 Ntauu
tbeiIncbmen iperbeu. SpGter iolen oil Der
SeeIronte &eben in engIiidler uuo oeut;tcr
Sprad)e gehalteu mer0eu, 3. b., menn e5
BoIlscidlci gicGlaugbrep seitottet.
Die Yolisei ipwo nid)t crlaubeu, oab rothe
Sabncn III oem 3uge geiiihrt merOeu. 3aS
Arrauge -Gomite bat GirtuIarc in eta.
llidJer uub ptutidler Sprade erlaiien, me!dJe
ale 9lrbeIter uuffOrOeru, iit all ser Demon,
itration Su bctbetligen uno Die ,jnterciieuz
elubclt Der IrbeItcrtlaiisn OarSUthEu. Der
Sou Der beutidcn Girtulare ut eupfIieDcu
uuard)liiidl, ludbreno Die en9liteu bcOeu.
ten0 gcmGBtgter Iauteu.
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SspdjuaNcr itno ScbcnsueriEit.
9sicr3ebu Ycrjonet ert, aufcu.

Slrmln9Ram, Nla., 10. glpril. -
Columbus, Ntlii., 1T ourh cine unbei!uole
llcberitmemmuna beimsciud)t morhcu. Der
tSlub ltleg BORT smel SUB b0ber, ais je ;u.
poc mo lit bis bcute abenO mr. mn 6uB
9eIaucn. Die StoOt 1T nit TtidItigeu aus
Der umlte9enben @egsnb gciiiut, meld)e Don
ben Slr9ern nit 9tabruug ucrlorgt ioerosu.
%ts!e NienI6enlcben iinO uerlOren 9cgau,
gen. Wian iueiB lolueit, OaB IA YeriOncn
e,trunten ilnO, allelu luie Uiele Otcuihcn i'll
oem ganSen aroBen Gebiete, Oui welde6 iid)
Die lleberldlwemmung eritredt, Hultumen,
III nod nId)t icltgeitclt.
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2ic SIat.erm in Srooflpn.

BroofIGn, Y..Ej., 10. Nprll. =
SeamteH pes Sauitdtsbepartemeuts ~
heute ben ganjeu Gag III ben. prl ytn
Slattcru infisirten StnbttheiIen tbdtig unO
lieBeu mebrere Iatieuteu aus ibren SSoh'
nungen ms 0oipltal briugen.
Gin 0tanu, 9tamcnS SEQ. 0un1phre1'
meld)cr III Nr. =, SadettitraBe, mohut,
moIte Die Gutieruung ieineS preudbrigen,
an ben 9lattcrn ertrantteu Sobues nldt
9sitatten rub ieuerte sluei 9tcuoluerld)iiNe
auf bic Seamteu ab, obue lie Jebpdl su
ueHeu.
9lubere Selpohu.r Der gind,baridait be-
theiIigten iidl oil nem Gratehl, unb rts
Ieritc muBteu cine IbtbclIung $olt6el Srl
l0iilie rufcu, um Jtube I'll lttiteu. SaS 8lno
iuuroe ldllteBlid ms }ooipilal gebra1t unO
Der Sater pcrbuitet.
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gSicocr Gin 6attei Wtpro TIT
yShccIitf0.

gSbeeItng, ". Sd, .. 9lpril. -
6ranf 2cSlic, lueld)er i'll uslriOu~" "SebGuoe
cine lSirtbitait betrieb, uurOe Srcttag in
9luna 9Sooner'S SorDeu ali Der 20. StraBe
bon ieiner 6rau geid)OHeu MD tDOtlit per
munhet. Gr bate lid) IN u, niae III paS
6rcunsutauS begeben mo nant gerape
a3ler init Den bort auiuclcnbeu 6rauensini-
intru, ais leine Giattitr. Die ilur gefotgt mar,
eintrat uno tbnt, ohue ein 2Sort Su la9cn,
cine SusellA baS GeHiru lboB. 'Oie Srau
beIiupet it'd i'm geidnguR.
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Gpirttn ofem=2ieen,= 9eiud,e.
&ifte Er. 6.
Bureau Der &0irif sci cr,, e n, n,

cHrc1u oer Sptrtfnoien: Xi eeni Is ommthdtt,
ytr. 21O, SfsXcrinatonsS StraBe.
Sle unteHltebeno genannteH FerioHen baben @,nte
I'M elne stecni gum 2piritu pScn= 0 leinDcrtauie
pom i. Hial etnaereidt; bieieIben pcrben Sonncr=
fas, Den IS. aprtI, 12 ubr Dtittags in Griudsun9
9eBoaen.
Freteit.5ormuIare Clans iic ecpinitt peroen) iino
dni Anludlen IN oleism Siirsau Al befummeE.
SSpbu 0tidjaroipn
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Gine Suiamrenfnntt in 1armitast.

|onpou, IL. gprll.-S0uigiu &iftora
miro am 25. 9lpriI AMI ibr.r JtiidretIe BON
Sgeres Die gruBberSOslld)e 6amilte in 0arm-
itaOt beiudleu. Sle miro bort Die grs8ais
ieriu Srieorid NIB m0glider 9Dei1e audi
ben 6atier gSllbelm trsiIeu.
SurIe SabeIsIepefdten.
gtu eHgliider AnardliIt, Namens
Soreit, lit ;u @beims, SruutreidJ, uerbaitet
iuoroeu.
-9as 9eriidt baB a0ni9 Sarl bon
Jiumauieu i'm Segriiie iei, ;u 0uniten pes
SroEpriBen ab;uOanten, lit absrmals im
llmlaIi.
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seuersbruuit in Der ,auptitant csnnnn,s

9ouoo IL, 10. ?lpril. - Gepciben ans
Sapan erssbeu, baB Die eauptrapt 5otio
Don eiuer 9rOBen 6euerSbruuit beim9cud)t
woroen III. ytabsre Gtnselnbeiten ieblen
undl