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OLD BONES.
Eleven Skeletons Confront a Party
of Workmen in Cellar.
They We're Tearing Down the Old RENDER
vous OF Band OF Horse-Thievcs-A
Reminder OF the Days OF the Knob
lock and Prather Famiiies-

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March S.-A sem
sational reminder of the days of the
Knoblocl< and Prather families, of Du-
bois county, was unearthed Wednesday
by John Flanagan, the present owner
OF what still bears the name of Knob
lock Ranch" There were eight sons in
the two families, and years ago they
formed part of desperate gang of
horse thieves and robbers that infested
/ southern Indiana
"knobloclS Place" was the most pre-
tentious house in the country, being a
large two-story log house, which was
suffered 10 fall into decay after the
gang was broken up and fled the state.
The massive logs OF which il was
made rotted partially away and
fell into huge pile, and have
lain thus for years, thicket
of underbrush growing up around
them. Flanagan had force of men
at work Thursday clearing the ground.
and when the debris was removed the
men began To take out the stone of
which the foundation was made. They
soon discovered that cellar had been
made under the floor, and the heavy
logs which formed the ceiling were wen
preserved. They were removed and the
cellar was seen TO consist of three apart
ments.
In the corner of the first apartment
stood n heavy, high, old-fashioned bed
stead, upon which lay two skeletons,
dressed in what appeared TO be we'll
preserved clothing, though il fell to
dust when touched The skeletons
were of large size-a man and a woman.
That of the man lay upon it's back,
with arms by its side, while that of the
woman was in crouching attitude.
resting against the head board, with
n brass candle-sticl clasped in its
bony fingers The sight made
the worlImen shudder and turn
away, only 10 be confronted by n
sight more gruesome in the adjoining
room. Here the cellar was found
scrupulously clean but for the mildew
and musty smell. Ranged along the
north and west sides were two long
benches made of split logs, on which
were nine skeletons, some of which had
partially fallen. All of these skeletons
were in crumbling condition, but
they held together sufficiently to per-
NIT removal TO n couble of long collins,
in which they We're placed for brurial
Thursday.
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ANTI-OPTIoN BILL.
IL Is Regarded rs Practically Dcad-Thc
Vote In the House.

Vote I'm the House.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-The anti-op-
ton bill is now regarded as practically
dead, though IL was shown by the vote
Wednesday that n considerable ma iority
in the house are in favor of the bill as
amended by the senate.
Being on the calendar of the commit
tee of the whole it will be almost inn
possible ut this stage of the session to
bring final vote under circumstances
when n majority will be sufficient to
passit
Mr.. Hatch was defeated Wednesday
because his motion TO suspend the rules
and discharge the committee of the
whole and agree TO senate amendments
was defeated because it did not receive
the necessary two-thirds vote. The
vote was l52 20 l23, which is 80 major
ity, but 9d less than two-thirds. As in
timatcd in Mr. Hatch's remarks prior to
the roll-call, this is probably the last
effort hc viii make to pass the bill An
analysis of the vote shows that the
bill was supported by rs dem
ocrats, 81 republicans and populists.
and was opposed by lOl democrats,
Fl republicans and populist The fol-
lowing democrats who voted for the bill
when it passed the house last June
voted against it Wednesday: Bailey,
Texas; Bently, New York; Bowman,
Coburn and Lynch, Wisconsin; Comp
ton, Maryland; Coolidge, Massachusetts;
Cox, New York; Cowles, South Caro-
lima; DeForrest and Wilcox, Conuecti-
cut; Dickerson, Kentucky; Gillespie,
Pennsylvania; Hemphill, Lester, Ma
loney, Mckinney, Oates, Prince, Snod-
grass, Wheeler, Wyke and Wise-aa.
jerry Simpson, populist also ranged
himself with the opposition.
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- Popa.s E rhtr-rhlra Rlr.htnu-

ROME, March S.-The pope Thursday
completed his eighty-third year and at
midday received the college Of cardi-
nails Cardinal Monco Lavetta, the
senior member Of the sacred COLLEGE
read an address congratulating his holt
ness on his birthday, in which he mem
toned the three great anniversaries
First. the birth Of the pontifg, eighty
three years ago secondly the ffticth
anniversary Of his episcopal consecra-
ton and third the fifteenth OF his cleo
ton 10 the papal throne
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COLLEGE BURNED.
The CoIored Female Students Jump For
Their Lives.

Their Lives
LITTLE Rock, March S.-The Arlyan-
sas Colored Baptist female college, a
large two-story bailding in the south
western portion of the city, burned
Thursday morning. There were 20 pu-
pills In the college, all of whom escaped
by jumping from the second-story win
dows. Six We're Injured, however, two
Of whom. Florida Nicely and Hattie Tur-
ner, will die.
The following are the injured: Flor
ida Nicely, of Searcy, back injured:
Hattie Turner, of Scarcy, serious in
ternal injuries; Mary Pratt, Little Rock,
injured internally; Irene Reid, of Der
mott Ark, right arm broken: Mary
Wilson, cook, slightly injured; Ada
Harris, teacher, Of Berlin, O., leg
broken. Everything in the building
was burned. The Arkansas Vanguard.
the organ of the colored people of Ar
kansas, had its Office in the building.
and was completely destroyed The
fire is believed to have been the work
of an incendiary. Loss about SIS, 900
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THE INAUGURATION.
Tammauy Chieftains Arriving In wash.
ington.

ington.
WASHINGTON, March There ara
evidences on every hand Of the ap-
preaching Inauguration The stands
which line the streets, the decorations
which are blossoming out upon public
and private buildings, and the crowded
hotel lobbies tell the story of the com
ing 4th of March. The Tammanv
chieftains are already arriving. Mayor
Thomas +. Gilroy. OF New York, one Of
the best known Of Tammany's warriors
is here, together with Robert Van
Nyck judge of the city court Of New
York. Timothy Moriarity. school COM
missioner and u prominent Tammany
leader and Joseph j. O'Donaghue. pres
ident of the Cleveland Business Mems
Democratic association. Among the
advanced guards OF the army OF visitors
who will represent Albany at the in
auguration IS Erastus Corning. banker.
millionaire, iron manufacture. and for
% quarter OF q century, q power I'm New
York democratic politics H. s. Beat.
tie. who was surveyor OF the port OF
New lori, under Cleveland is also here.
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JACEsoNvuLE, Fla. March 2-Ex-
Gov. h. NJ. Bishop. of Ohio died here
Ihursduy morning, aged 81 years
He died at the residence OF his son,
X h. Bishop His death was not nm
expected lie was conscious 90 the last,
and knew the end was coming Death
was painless and came as the result OF
q month of illness His disease was
% complication OF pneumonia and ma.
fnrf1
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The Contingent Co.'s to washington.

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, March S-The
indianapolis contingent left for the in
auguration Thursday at l o'clock,
headed by the Cleveland club $50 strong,
including band of twenty-five pieces.
The club uniform is light overcoats.
silk hats and canes The club stopped
ut Cincinnati and were entertained by
the DuclSworth club, which left with
them for the capital Thursday night.
The other members of the contingent
were candidates for federal offices and
their friends TO the number Of two hun
dred
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NEW NoEK, March 8.-Judrment for
S7.400 was Wednesday entered against
Henry $ Ives g Co. formerly bankers.
in favor of the Third national banl, of
Dayton. O., on % note dated April q.
1857. for S11. 600 ON this note S5. al was
paid October i5, 1857. The execution B,
against the joint property Of She part
ners, Ives, George II. Stayncr and Tnos.
G. Doremus and against the separate
property OF Ives
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LITERALLY ROASTED.
HDrrIble Fate OF Little Child ut Zancs
vile.

hSTrible Fate OF Little Child at Zancs-
VILE.
ZANEsvILLE, O., March "A horrible
accident occurred here at an early
hour Wednesday morning. The five
year-old child OF VIM. Sheen was play
ing in front of an open CRATE, when its
clothing caught fire. Before the flames
could be smothered the child was hor-
ribly burned and presented most sick
ening sight. Its face was absolutely
roasted, the flesh falling off and hang
ing III shreds Both its eyes were
burned out and its whole body was
badly burned. Notwithstanding the
extent Of the injuries the child is still
living, but can not survive long.
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pANvurE, Va, March s. -Loosc sales
II leaf tobacco on the Dauvilie market
Tor February amounted Co 6.017. 7Ol
7ounds being the largest sales ever
snnde here boz single month. The sales
sor the FIRST FIVE months OF the fiscal
year have been i6.e00. 600 pounds. an in.
crease Of 1.2ss,Oo0 pounds over thosamc
period last year
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Flrs Works Embsza,or

OTTAWA. March The department
OF Justice has issued warrant FOR tb,
eN,radiuton of Sydney 81 Lowric. orr
rested in Montreal, charged with en-
beff.cmcut while acting as the Detroit
representative OF james Pain g SON..
fireworks manufacturer OF New York
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WAsuryorov. March Assistant
superintendent VIM. T. Campbell. of
Che railway mail service. has resigned
He was chief clerk under General SUI
neriutcndcnt James r. White when i'm
charge II the Chicago division. r. NJ s. d.
and has made very efficient official
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BERLIN, March 2-The cx-Vrand duke
Of Tuscany is expected Co pay visit to
the emperor within o. few days Tais b
the hrst time that the ex-mouarcb, who
was deposcd hy virtue Of the iacit uu.
dcrstandiug between Prussia and Italy.
has ever appeared % be rccoaeiled te
the enemies Of bis house.
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A Tsrrihln cvcinnn

NArCHFz. Miss, March Menrer
details have been learned Of a cv-
clone that passed twelve miles south Of
here. Several houses were blown down
and others badly damaged. A Negro
woman was killed and several other
colorcd people were badly injured A
boy was picked mp and lodged in tree
one hundred yards away So far as
learned she storm did not cover very
large aren.
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CWCAoo. March Edward u Wall
has been made an assistant 90 First
president James McCrca. of fhs
pennsylvania lines west OF Pittsburgh
Tie VIII have charge o. the general iu-
forests of these lines west Of Pittsburgh
excepting traffic Of this point
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J Mlton Turner Aitor a Posltion-

WAsuNGroN, March Ill. Milton
Turner. lcolorcdl. who was minister tc
Liberia during the grant administra.
uou, but is now Cleveland democrat
has come here from ST. Louis To- give
his valuable did o. the new administer.
tiou Mr. Turner says that Clcvclaa
fav0r' Hawaiian annexation and be S.
Co bc thc FIRST territorial governor.
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EosroN. Mass March @ Cen. T. A..
Collins, who viii so % London as con-
sui general under the Cievclasd ad-
minisiration, has appointed Mr. Pierce
~. Grace, son % J. g. Grace the miuincr,
lud O. graduate ~ Boston college class
81 9l, u.s. vice consul gcnnnL
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ST PETERSBURG. March g The boiler
i'm the Mohammcdau baths. iu EaEu.
exploded Wednesday when the csc
tatlishmcnt was crowded More than
three hundred women and children aed
naked into The streets. Several persons
were scaldcd 90 death.
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WAsmNoroS March Mr. Carlis.-.
fresh from visit TO PresidcntcIeci
Cleveland. bad an extended conference
with Secretary Foster at the treae1rv
department Tuesday morning Oh t1f
financial condition III The treasury
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LIMA, o., March b The STANDARD OIL
Co. Thursday announced an increase
in prices Of one cent per barrel The
last raise was ON December % Tho
price paid Tor Lima crude coil nov in
the northern district IS So cents ~
the southern district 81 cents
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JACKSONVILLE Iia March Gov.
Mitchell bias appointed samuoI Paaec
to De- United States senator from Flor.
ida. ad interim. beginning March . and
ending with the election OF Pasco's sue.
cessor by the legislature which meets
liza AuriI
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BEipeEroRr Ct, March 8.-Aiexauder
+. Hctherton asked Miss Emma Claus
20 marry him Thursday, She refused
and be drew q pistol and shot her in the
left breast and then blew his own
brains out The girls w-und Is not
fatal
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CHICAGO. March &-Jocoo Swartz q
German living at ESQ Ayers avenue,
while working iu brick yard at Ham-
hm and Chicago avenues was fatally
injured Thursday morning hy e huge
ledge OF dirt falling on him. Page: ,iaas
declare that DE can not live.
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-. 81. - H,p.-...-r Ir.ar.-

Nrurul-. Tenn. March 2--ANco
Mitchell. the slayer Of Frcda Ware, who
is in thc insane asylum 90 Bolivar. is i'm
huc physical condition but bopclcssly Inc
sane. The most slScptical are now cone
WINGED that her malady IS genuine
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AsHEvuIE, n. c.. March 8-stats
legislature Thursday repealed the law
forbiddiug business Of ticket scaiping
b. almost unanimous vote.
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- M.cI.IIan ! c,.haIle

PAGis March Miss MAY Mcclellan.
daughter Of she late Con. Geo. b. Me-
Cicilan. has become q Roman Catholic
She hos been baptized iu lhc chureh q
81 Joseph Avenue uocaA
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Eov March 2-Thc presents pre-
scutcd to cine pope "Wednesday by the
new Spanish ambassador the MARQUIS
Merry del Val iu behalf 81 tine uucen
regent are two elaborate paintings.
one representing the Entry ot Jesus
into Jerusalem" and tho other the
baptism az Our Lord"
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NEW YoUK, March Referring &C
the dress Mrs. Cleveland IS 90 wear az
the inaugural ball, a morning paper
says. The great gown has been com
pletcd Tor weeks The material IS q
heavy silk. rich in coloring. but deli.
cate in design. Mrs Cleveland has Sc.
lcctcd combination OF coiors in w hich
hydranVea shades are predominant
The skirt is very simple. gored and
quite fnll % the bottom. with q
round train Many womoa win be
struck with tho simplicity of The gown.
The corsage is only medium low. VITA
wide hrctcIies and tie dronring shoul
dors Chat have recently come in.
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KANSAS CITY. Kan. March 2-Tho
quarantine ON southern cattle which
has been raised since December 1.
went into effect again Wednesday
under thc rules OF the department Of
agriculture The quarantinc was raised,
or suspended during tho winter season.
This rule affects large territory.
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CmcAGo, March 1.-Two hundred adj
diticual carriage and wagon makers
went out Thursday morning This now
raises the total To- seven hundred men
who are out demanding q shorter day
and increased pay About one hundred
OF the men were non-union men. but q
meeting Of unions No and 8 were
held Thursday and many Of the men
initiated. Frequent and encouraging
reports were made by the committees
which were comforting witi employers
Thursday j. *. Andrews, 81 C. T.
kimbali s. Co, said Thursday that Is
the strikers did not return by Saturday
thnY would De al.rhnrrnd
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unbefrieotoenoe prdfun9.3
Die 2Icuitif in ser muiifhale Ger meItous=
felIun9 ofenbar feine quite.

Die MnItt6aQe auf 6em @eltauSz
lteuungSplaBe ipur6e geitern elmer Yrlz
flung un~terporfen, bic nicbt lebr 5ufrteoenz
ltclIen6 %au5ftel. G5 mar nGmlt6 BON
pieIen Seiten be6ouptct worben, baB Die
Ncltitif in Ser 6alc cine iblebte lei; 6eS7
balb bielt man eS fir beiier, itcb bor Grz
Dffnun9 Ser Qu9iteuun9 iiber btelen tptb7
ttgen 8unft @etpiBbeit ST. ocridaffen u1D,
penn n0tbig, 0te erforoerltben Nenoes
rungen SIT ~treffen.
9tatu1genGB mar 6err Sbepbore S6o7
mas, 6eien Srcbeiter ia betdnntleb Die
Gpncerte in ser t6alle geben miro, eriltbt
porben, Dteie Yriifung por5unebmen unD
ansueeben, mo- nacb9ebplfen perben nlitiie.
6err SbontaS mar DeBbalb 9eitern Worgen
nit bier5tg ietner Mt1iifer' eribienen unO
Bic Yriifung begann. NQeroingS bate
man fetnen Ie6r geeigneten SGg oa5lt ge>
tpGblt, 6enn .per itarfe Wtn0 mari fort>
mGbrenb groBe 8elen gegen oas Gebduoe
unb in allen Sbetlen flapperten unb tltrrten
Sbiren unb 6enfterlcbciben. 6err T6onas
lieB it6 iebOb baburb nibt abi6reden; er
plactrte bic Wtu1tfer 3unG6ft Guf Der 8iibne
unb CAB nit Ietnem Taftitod bas 3etden
Sum Spielen. 9as Srcbeiter iebte etn,
brocb aber auf elm 9egebenes 3et6en ibon
na6 tpentgen Nccorben ipieber ab. 0a
ibaute ben 9aui6en6en Elm beutLtbes @bo
Der Some 3uriid unb 6err Sbomas icbitz
telte miBbiQigenb 6as 6aupt. Sin ~3tpetter
8eriu6 brabte 0aiielbe 9teiultat, Bic Some
l6tenen fait i'm MiBflan9 Die @Gnge entz
lang 5u laufen. Gtnige ber Wtuiifer Guz
Berten, baB Sic 6ale foli6 conitruirt Iei
uno man burcb fetne Wtittel eine CUTE
Ncuittt e"r3ielen iperoe; Nn6ere 16pben bic
Sdulb auf bas ScbaIbrett, baS fir cine
8riifung anerbingS nicbt i'm beiten gu
itanbe mar, benr es bate geraoe in Der
Wfttte etn sroBeS, piereGi9eS 2O3.
Ser GbomaS mar iebo6 NIT ietnem l1r>
tbetl nt6t 10 i6neu BEL ser 6anb, Sci 6em
eriten 8eriu6e bate ct nun Streibtnitru>
me1lte ipielen ~IoIien; er bei6loB beBbalb,
nun ard6 bic @trfung ocr 8la5initrumente
81 prifen. Die W1uitfer muBten tbre
Steuun9 DerGnbern unb auf Elm 3eiben
leBten ite Elm. Mte6er Elm 3etcben nit Dem
Gattitod un6 Sic Ntuitf i6pie8, 'Sn Der
6ale maj iebo9 nob feline SttIe etn9e7
treten; tpie Dprber, muir in nOcb Deritdrtz
terem MaBe, ihauten bte Some 5urii6.
Sin peiterer un0 leBter Geriub BON elmer
onberen 9pittion aus, pur6e gemo9t, bate
aber baiielbe Geiultat. Stun erflGrte aub
6err SbontaS, baB Bic Qcuitif iebr Dtel gu
mitni4en iibri8 laiie, bob let ieiner Nnii6t
no6 benz llebel Durcb fleine Nenberungen,
wte SDlteBun9, pber 8erbdngung etntger
Tcn1terOftnltn9en, ab3ubelten.
, 1893-04-13
parorio9e ntht entmuhi9t.
Gin Deriud, i'm edn5Iid gu ruir1irer, feRl=
eeidIaeen.

Sin @eriud5, Ser geitern in Ser 80rfe aez
mabt wuroe, our3 INNER t~petteres 6o5s
tretben Der 0ei5enpreiie Sd. 4arori0ge
gQn3licb 81 ruiniren, Ooer iDn penigitenS
sur Nutgabe Oes Samples gu ~5Din9en,
icblug 'fIdglt9 febl, SIS fanben ii9 aber
tetne Sdufer, Die Preiie fielen ebenlo
icbneu, 1pie ite 9citte9en tparen un6 Parz
bridge 3ablte nit Der 9r0Bten GuDe Die
9%tffercn5eu. Der geipiegte SpefuIont mar
ntcbt geneigt, ii5er feline 8erLuite ir9enOs
pelbe 2ln9a6en gu ma6en, ais man aber
ieinen Sobn S. 81. Parbrtbge in ietner
Q8obnung SEQ, 2808 Bratrie 2lOe. auf7
iucbte, 3eigte ii3 bieier ettpas mittbetlz
iamer, ST iagte, es lei pabr, OaB ietn
Batter grpBe 8erluite erlttten babe; pie bO3
tebodb Der 9enaue 8etrag iet, iet bel Der al
9emeinen Gonfulton, Die ou9enblifli9 auf
Der 8Grie berri6e. De6er BON ietnem 8ater
ielbft, no6 bon ionit tr9eno Semanb feit7
3uitellcn. SpoteI fonne ct tmmer6tn
ia9en, baB ietn 8ater nit mebr ais elmer
Miuion Dollars nibt engogirt un6 bonn
&uiniren nod iebr tpett e%ntfernt Jet.
, 1893-04-13
Sanoen fetn 0eIo.

George Stffan0, Elm alter Sol0at, tpurbe
in Der perflOiie11en 9fabt an Der @fe Der
2afeitraBe un0 3, 2lpenue BON bier Stroll
chem itberfalIen. Gr bate iein @elb in ber
duBeren 8ruittai6e ietnes &odes, tpel6e
Die S9urfen nicbt burbll5ten. 9a ite
fcin @elb fan6en, 8oben ie ibm cine Gracbt
Briisel unb 0in9cn tbrer @e9e. Gtffa1tD
beribtete ben Sail auf ber Capitalization,
9te 9olisiiten GQiott, @tlbosft unb GoB
~Derbafteten ipGter in Ser NGbe beS 8IobeS,
no bet lleberfaQ ousgefibrt purbe, bier
8uri4en, ipelcbe tire gtanen ais SanneS
&tng, Bm, Woore, SDbn @alib unb Gbo>
mas NOamS ~angaben unb DOrldufie otn9z
felt 9en1acbt ipur6en.
, 1893-04-13
Chicago bel NahtI1
Gin farmer ans Barney in elmer SpeIurfe
aus9epltnoert.

BUR mttter11Gcbtlidhen Stunoe taumelte
ctn 6Dbgepacbiener Wtann in bte Office Ser
Capitalization unb fragte na1 benz Capt
tim. 0}ur nit Mii6e fonnte er itb auf Sen
SiiBen balte1t, tpabrenb etn 9unittreis bon
i6le6tem S9nopS ieine ibtpantenbe @ez
italt in etnem 6albn1elier bon mtnbeitenS
flint Sbritt umgob.
Sergeant @rDmore erfltn6tgte Ii6 n0d
Dem Nnliegen beS ipdten @altes.
vSb bin beraubt tpor0en", ia9te Der
Qange.
User bat Sic beraubt 2" fraste Ser gez
ante.
SD tb tpeiB nicbt, la1en Sic MIDI
Elm tpenig nacboenfen"- uno 6amit perftel
Ser Qtnf0mmling in ttefeS Sinnen. gfa6
etnt9er 3ett bate er feline @eOanfen lotpett
geiammelt, 6aB er in ettuaS un5uiammen>
bGn9enber Weiie fem &benteuer bertc6ten
tonnte. ST ia9te, 0aB er 0Ona6ue beige,
Elm 8ornner lei unb n06e 6arDep tpobne,
SIM 2aufe beS geitri9en 9tabmitta9s babe
er etne bieit8c @trtbi6aft betreten un6 bel
Oteier @eIegenbett babe man tbm iein gauges
@el6 9enommen. gtab ser Sage Der be-
treffenben Wirtbi6aft befra9t, mar er ntcbt
int Stanbe, bieielbe an5u9eben, bocb meinte
ct, 00B tpettereS Na6oenten Ietnem @e>
oGcbtntB 81 t6lllfe fommen 1perDe. Wtan
bracbte i'm in cine a3eIe, mo- er balb in
ttefen Scblaf ianf. Ser Wtann ipar offen7
bar lcbtper betrunfen, ais ct auf Ser Sta
ton eri9ten. ST CAB an, oaB tbm 5000
ab9an0en gefommen ieten,
, 1893-04-13
Sbper perpunoet.
Gin Sie6boIo pom einem poIi5iiten ou6er
GRGtiofett oeiebt.

Gbarles Serguion erbieIt beute Morgen
um l l1br etnen S6uB in Ser Nierenge>
gen6. gr tpurbe nab benz 6oipttal befor>
bert, mo ietn Q8teberauffommen ais ie6r
5tpetfelbaft be3et6net tpurbe. 8oIt3tit Wtc>
Wftuen BON Der 9eSplatne5itr Station
feuerte BEN S6uB Dor benz 6auie Ser Neuic
@oob, $50, 1871 Sefferionitr. 9teuie bate
frii1er Elm 8erDdltniB nit Ser9ulon, ipGter
aber etnen anberen Wtann gebetratbet, Q8ie
eS betBt, mac6te 6er9uiOn i'm Derfloiienen
6erbit einen Geriub, J}eute gu eri9ieBen,
0etern QlbenO eri9ien ct oberma(S Dor
Dem 6auie unb ianbte mebrere 8ugeln
burb's Teniter. Sine 8u9eI brang in oaS
8etn bon Map 6a5eltOn, tpelcbe iib gut
3ett i'm 8ett befanb, unD berlriac6te cine
Sleii6punoc, B~oli3iit W}cI}tQan Oernobm
ben &nau Der S6iiie unb elite our SteGe,
lin Ser9uion 8urdbt etn5ujagen, %feuerte er
etnen SbuB ob un0 forberte i'm Damn auf,
itcb 81 ergeben, Ser9uion ~leiitete @iberz
itanO, Elm &f entbrannte utb Ser Yolt>
5t1t f%euerte bie9mal, INN 5u %treffen, unD
Stpor nit Dem oben on0efiibrten &eiuLtat.
6ergulon lit ein Yluu16e<, aber ~getp0DnLicb
oDne 8ci6dtti8un9,