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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-03
TAX COLLECTIONS.
Amount Collected Last Month";. Books
Will Be Closed on the 18th.

County Tax Collector T. j.
Primm has completed his report of
the collections for the month end
ing December 81. The following
is the showing.
State nd valorem. ...........Sls. O25 O5
State occupation. ..,......... 2,l2i % POLIO 0b
Nounly al valorem. .........$ l9 Gil OF
County occupation .......... 0i2 10 % GIG OF
Total Collect ns for mo $40 s25 10
The above collections added to
the previous months cover the bulk
of the rolls. Collector Primm calls
attention to the fact that there are
a large number who have not paid,
many Of whom are not aware of the
action of the last Legislature requir.
ering earlier settlement than for
previous years. The books will be
closed promptly on the 18th of this
month.
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WACO ART CLASS.

At 10 O'cfOck, a. M, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Frtddy, under the dtreo
tl % of Mons. deGtssGc. Regular technical
tuition In every branch. Good d..d c0>s-
fortubIe Sf,tdiO
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to the anti dust petitions circulated
and signed some time ago, and to
the fact that nothing had come of
them.
The club then adjourned.
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WAmuNGTOS, March l4.-With
Galliuger Ia tne chair Harris asked the
Senate 10 resume consideration OF tho
seigniOfnge BIZ, a. a vote was 10 be
taken at y. m. on Allls1u's motion 10
reconsider the vntg by which tho bill
was ordered 10 tbs third reading anu
pussibly alter that, on the motion Of
Mander,Ou, 90 commit the bill TO the
nnauop committee. Agreed 10.
IL was expected that Dulph would
read the extract which lac was aujut 10
read yesterday when the 5runtu al.
l0urned. Dolph, however, said the
objection 10 their printing without
reading was Withdrawn, 10 he had
nothing further 70 say. Then ALT.
sons motion was defeated, - 10 IS.
Mauderaon moved to recOmmi. 10 the
finance committee with instruction.
Carried, a. 10 ~.
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LONDJN, March H. Tho substitute
NJ irels uilsrai by blr William Hst.
cDur. Ia reply 10 the qucuu' sp'uch De-
ns iYi'aw3 "Iost JTluiJla Sovereign
We, Uvcr yU.r mJs.ly'1 most dul.
iul ana Loyal iullu'a oi the hJuHe Di
COmmOusni Grl4. Britain aul Ireland,
10 parliament assembled, lumuly a..
euro your "a Jetty tIat the measures
recommended fJr our consideration
Bhall receive most careful attention,
aud we lyg leave ~ THANK your mu.
lrsiy i0f tnp most gracious speech
which your maie,Iy addressed . bJth
houfcs VI parliament"
Ia tlu adoption VI liafoJuf's substl-
tuic the preceding were characterized
aH iutcioll, tnu members treating the
matter as a uigh Joke.
Saunders, CIusJrvutlvo rem North
Armagh, asked iilt were moi an i'm.
memorial practice Tor "a member NOV.
ius an address 10 wear ulIi0rm. Hn
moved uu adjournment ~ twuut, min.
utcs TO allow Sit William hHICgurt 10
change his clothos.
HafCOuft continued, interrupted by
lrDuicul cheers, aud said the opposition
was only taking opportunity 10 treat
tue spreoh from the throne win
lUvity.
Mr. Ola isloue, In a letter 20 a friend,
thanks the members Of the house vi
cImmous who asked MIN 10 reconsider
hia decision 10 retire. He ray,. apart
from every political question, ana
looking 10 my sight anu hearing, |
think the choice before me has bUru
between resignation ut the close uf the
session ana u short struggle ugnins
difficulties bssl known n mysel, with
! the certainty shat IL mus. terminate In
tho mlist Ut business, % the greater
Inconvenience VI the party ministry
aud all COucuFusd.b
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/ FEAST ON POISON.
Boston Wodtins Festivities Come
Near Proving Fatal.
THREE HUNDRED GUESTS SICK.
The Cause suppo.el 10 he Fool looked
in Old Copper
Boilers.

p,.roN, Mas, i4-Over 500 guests
i,,t nisnt participated In tho wedding
o,tiyltles Of Henry Folnberg, OF Wor-
ce,lef. and Miss Ida Margolios, daush'
-, n, Rabbi Margolles Of this city.
p,uv three hundred were victims oil
rol,onine, caused, II is thought ny
,,tipr food tina, was cooked In two old
COPPER bollcp, The principal articles
offsoi eaten were chickenI, chicken
glble,s and picked tongues
rb,r, was no lntimallon that any
thing had gone wrong curing mo iss.
yvii,rs. which ended al midnight, bu'
snsf a majority ofthe people had gene
io their homer tue poison began 10
work. 49, 80. ,,..,t,,
Dr. isUcl Is. X rougbefg, who Keeps q
dfir store, was called or 70 a'trnu y
Von,an and nlue-yoaT-Old child VINO
ZEN In a dangerous condition anu oA'
iIbiting symptoms Of poisoning. rms
was mi the commencement, for up W
i.8l q. IN. over forty patients oalleu iei
treatment. ,-..,.,,
The same program was being enacted
Ina several jewish sections OF the Guy
every Jewish doctor having hve W
iorty patients each, but no ia'slill ,.'
have been reported. This Hebrew
suction u the community are all eh,
cited, anu a few hint that enemies o,
the rabbi placed emetlc In this food ioi
spitr, because the rabbi was not oil
their way OF thinking ON matters PET
tuiniug 10 church work.
All the party from this city are now
out OF danger except Rabbi Bsurman,
who 10 In critical condition.
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With one 0f the combn.aata. To se''
Rotary Herbert TIE SURRENDER means
ability % relieve most Ut tho American
sail0rs, vino have endured much hatJ'
ship nud exposure 70 yellow icver, from
further service nt Rio,hn t1 utilize tie
ships now thsrn for duty at syms Uihnf
places, where they are much needed.
Naval 1fliaen here Hre vol pleased
tant Da CANA escaped, believing Doc g.
a man VI sterling qualities AMI brave g.
fault
sucrstarv Herbert IL still couhntd 90
his home By th' gri1, anil a sistnut
Stcro'ary McAd1o aaii hc presumed
stops will TOO taken imur lately irai.
ilr 20 dist oraal ~ the Am rCsn fleet
at Rio. The yosacls ars sac Sew York,
Chnr.usto1, San Fmnc.apI, Dttr.itauu
the Newark a. NUuiovi .o1.
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N wAsIIINgroN
reciprocity TreatIs. and ihe Anga'
business

WAsiuSG1oS, March 1.-THE que.
ton whether the reciprocity treaties
made under the Mckinley act between
the United States and foreign countrlcs
shall be- abfogaiei il still attracting
attention. Thuso interested In securing
duty on sugar are lees approhensiyc
tince Senator Nost has expressed al
opiniuu that tho bill would abr0gnto
these agreements, but are still fearful
tnat the phrase In the provision Tor the
repeal Of the reciprocity clause which
states that the repeal question shall not
affect any act, ~ done, OF any right
securing or accrued before said repeal,
may continue the agreement in opera
lion, OF render Il n question which Will
lead 10 Misunderstanding OF dispute.
Senators Gallery anu Blanchard agree
VITA Senator Vest.
Blanchard said that the Wilson bill
would put the sugar business on M
entirely different basis from what II
occupied under the Mckinley law, as
under that act sugar came la ffer. He
Jid not appfehen1 any trouble In con-
STRUNG the Wilson bill when II shall
become "a law NJ 10 the repeal VI the
reciprocity clauses.
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son, of Clnclnnaii, and daughter Of Dr.
Brown, lrslident Ofthe Wesleyan Sem.
inaiy m 1883 and 1854, was road by
or. Carlisle. the depJnunt hal been a
ttudunt nj the stmiufry when Male.
llte Pollard was tnOft. She haI been
given by liiss P0llarl le ter Co b.
opened on the night Of Equalization,
IA June, 1850. Sins had last seen tine
u ler wneu her husband gave IL 20
COLONEL Bfeckinudgt, without her con.
sent.
Here Mt. S1ll hal sail before the
notary that no had tln letter and
mat he wanted tho court 10 protect
him 10 tue possession e 10, nni iu-
tented 70 Oilyr u 10 witness Tor ideuti-
Hcati0u.
"But you did not g1. % hluos;ly,"
witness replied. Tho letter was iicuti-
noi by her Misc p0lltrI had said her
.athtr was a gieat gdmigUf " MI.
Bruchinrid,t's 'a'her, that shs hcrsuli
admired VICE. Bsuyklnfidse greatly,
AZ ho was then "the star Of koniuckyi"
athicmcut which, even nt st1Iul-
hanI, stirred q laugh. In the cuutc'iei
letter. Miss Pollard had spoken OF her
love Tor a pf fossor Ovufmtu. Ac.
nording to witness, Miss P0llart WAS nn
sptioually bright mud ladyliEe girl
aud smart IN her studlo., although her
education Ia early hfo hal been neg
lectu1.
81 thought Miss Pollard was a. pure.
minded a gifl or ever met She had
considerably Ices experience % the
ways Of tho wOfl than the average
young women who come 10 collie fp.
Aiy FIRST impfo.tious were that she had
been tikon advantage OF, aud / OIL.
ways retained them. -hr spoke OF Sit.
Breckenridge as kim, iathugly old
mau.D
Court adjourned after the roading Of
the letter, which refers 10 J, g..
Rhodes's oilcr OF marriage anu calls
him an old wretch. 10 bas already been
widely publithrd.
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The FLIGHT OF The REBELS
All tho Ships Abandoned Before The
BOmblrdmenl.
MoIIo Expected 20 surrender. How
Ia Cana IL Regarded by
Nnvni officers

RIO JANEiR0, March 1.-THE IT,.
surgent forces deserted Fort Vlllogaig-
non Monday night, leaving their days
dying, and took refuge on the islands
OF Enohadas aud Paquela. There was
not a soul on board the rebel ships DUE
ing the bombardment yesterday.
Admiral Da Cana left the haToor on
the French vessel Maon, which re-
turned today. lei not known WheIheT
the admiral rs still ON board Al tue
insufgeut IN Br except the surgeon
have ilBd. ..-, d,
President Pslxolo ordered 800 rebel
prisoners liberated from lal IoIny'
Everybody Is keeping "a holiday on
account Of the und Of tho war
MELLo AT GRANDE.
BurNos AyREs, March li,-rhe In
surgent admiral Is ~ dfaudt, sixty
eight miles west OF here tou1hWehl o.
RIO Janeiro, with the war sup
Auuidabau and Repu1lloa ~ ID
thought he will SURRENDER
RELEASE OF OUR SAILORS
WASHINGTON, d. q. March IL
The news Of surrender ifom 1910
Janelto conlained Ia Minister Ihomp'
son's cable this afternoon was very
welcome to Secretary Gresham anu 70
Secretary Herbert, particularly - tuu
former. II served ~ relieve nm nom
apprehension that something ,Woull
occur that might involve the uulttl
5laIes government In an ugly dispute
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AN ART GENL
FREE
To Every Purchaser
AZ my Stores, 70 West Second South,
or y East, First South.

have received an art souvenir which
Is true representation Of one OF the
finest works Of art known. Il Is a fine
photograyure, taken from Bouguereau's
famous painting, "IN CUPID IS
REALM" It Is one Of the truest like.
nesses yet brought to the attention Of
the public.
The picture Is a wonderfully artistic
one, and is attracting universal atteu-
ton and admiration. You are cordially
invited to call and get one OF these
wonderful gems OF art free, the only
condition being the purchase Of some.
thing from my store. have reduced
the prices on all cigars, tobacco, pipes,
etc, fully 20 per cent and DEFY Con-.
PETITION,
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NNH. AhNA SMITH, w rAfA 5000 ". ." " Af
For ten years have boon goa invalid,
being unable 20 go out OF the house 10 all,
ard especially IN tho winlor. II I would
look ont ! would get "A ifosh cold. ! was
very weak aud omaciatod slick headache
hawking and splitting; the mueus would
drop from my mead back into my throat
my chest and lungs were worry sore, and
/ had wrotchod cough, sharp shooting
pains in the Ghost and shoulder blades.
no appetite whatever, and was TOO weak
10 work around tho house. My disease
had NO corrupted and undermined my
system that began TO lose my memory,
aud at times / would hayO Co stop aud
think N what had boon saying.
/ was such "a Fniioror that / often
wished that / were dead.
Ia this dUplorablo condition ] went 90
Drs. shores s. shores. was Ike many
others and had no faith iu advertising
doctors, but shall always bless the day
I called on thcm for after thO very first
treatment tho hawking ceased md today
] can my that ] walk soveu blocks somo-
thing ] have not done IN years, and avn
20 encouraged that ! feel "a permanent
curoiu my case IL only % question OF a
Tow moro weeks.
Mrs. Sml b ~ VOL known lu the city,
resided as stated above Cos seventh South
between Third aud Fourth streets where
sho can bO seen aud will readily verify
her statement,
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SLOAM SrmNus, Ark, March IA
James Armstrong, a prominent bust.
ness mau, married yesterday, arose
from his bed al 3 O'Clock this morning
SUD was murdered by his brother, l..
II. Armstrong. Tue two brothers
uuarTeled, when L.. III. Armstrong
seized a double.barrcled shotgun auu
cmptied the content. into his brOlher's
BODY, causing Instant death.
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mo crlnnlr crnrh ,rln,r.

COLORADO SPRINGS, March IA
Ihe Cripple Greek mines will tt0len
lomoftow. The proposition o. the
minc-Ow nefH II 10 pay 80 pur day %
nine hour, RnI $40 ior eight hour,
gf 3J cents au hour.
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A MI for nlrrr, I.inc,lnn..

WAsnuSuTOS, d. g., Mar. 1.-the
House committee on elections Of Pfoai-
dent aud vice president has agreed 10
report on Wodnvsdly u hill providing
for the election Of United States
senators by the direo. vote OF the
pUOpie.
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neILan,.. IIsnellnnn con.Irt.d.

BRJJKLYN, March l4.-Jultice "
the Peace Sutherland, unp Of Nc.
ksne's hUnchmcn, indicted for con-
splracy d. connection with the Graves.
eud election troubles, WIS today found
guilty. ns the result 0i the second trial
Ia the ffst TRIAL the Jury dliRsfruI.
Sentence Will be pronounced Saturday
morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-15

DENVER, Colo, March li.-No at
tempt was made today TO Gust tho ola
hru aud police board, but late tonight
Governor Waite ordered the First regi.
ment to assemble at pm. tomorrow.
IL is undoubtedly the gOverloT's inteu-
tiln ~ install the new commisslonefs
by force,
The sheriff Ia swearlng ia deputies,
ana these. with the police force, viii
report at the city hall to resist the
militia.
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LJSDJS, March n. 90 The Queen,
accompanied by the prince aud puucos'
OF BaltunUgrg, lott Shcffntss Tor Flufh.
Ing, HOLLAND ON tho royal ysoht Vie
tgria and Albeit this morning. The
royal yacht was conveyed by tho war
ship Australia. Her malesty IL on her
way 10 Florence, Italy, wavfo thU will
stay G0mu dine.
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ran wAsmIN0IoN SCANDAL.


~ AAAAN ANTTM
Kane ana Others.
WAsIuNGTUN, March l4.-WAre Won
married Or nngle2" asked Mr.. 5ioll,
nsRinning the REORGANIZATION OF
lAAie Terry Kane.
." bi married." ponded the wit.
he's, with emphaais on the verb. 81
married James 3, Scherrr IN 1874, hui
afterwards secured divorce anu re,
sumeu my maiden nRme.n
When MI. Stoll went into tho degree
OF Intimacy between DR.. buchanan
f5dl her partner DR.. Street, between
IN, ami 1855, Judge Bradley inter.
,.- That he was carrying that too
~, WheIeat Miss Pollard turned Ia
u.ah upon the Kentucky lawyer q
signiieRnt smile.
Ihe oross'eXsminatlon Of Dr. Blu,
ShAnan was completed after tue noon
recess, The doctor inolining toward
sarcasm In her replies.
IL An AFFIDAVIT by Mrs. Wesleyan
hooeFlson, wife Of William Il. Robert
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CASNEs, March li.-r Prince Of
Nalru'a cutter Britannia scored a vic.
tory today Tor the Pix de Cannes. Tue
Britannia finished nearly forty min.
u,vs ahead OF thu Nalkyuu.
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charged Win ni.approprlatIou.

DULUTH, MIMI, March il.-Com.
plant was filed today hgainst the
American Steel Barge company by
Alfred and Leonidas Merritt, big ito
Uru miners, involving charges ~ nils
appropriation OF nearly half million
ulilafs' worth VI mining stocks by 4.
W. Wclmote Of the barge company, 10
whom the stocks had been entrusted ~
collateral security Tor a loan.
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CHICAGO, March IA, - Attorneys
DarrJw anu Gregory viii apply 10 the
supreme court tomorrow Tor stay OF
execution Of Pfondefgast, tho murderer
Of Mayor Harriton, until the supreme
court passes upon his appeal.
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- WABASH, Indiana, March li.-Zslla
Nlo.lsus, who sued GoJ. Gould for
s4lOOO, ana Al Ruhman have quar-
ielel aud parted. Last night, they
hal Adlspute and Runman used his list
ana Mis-, Nioolaus her patasoi. Mrs.
iile Wethefbee, n widow sister Of
Aullui took sides with Runman aud
she and Ruhman disappeared stimuli.
ttentously. IL Is believed both went TO
Chicago. Zslla remains here.
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T. @. WALTENSPEL.

P. S,-This Is a copy OF the famous
painting which the cranky Omaha
preacher threw the chair through.
Il. {. w.
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LEXINGTON, KY, March 1.-THE
kentucky Union railway, extending
from Lexington 10 JaoAson, ninety
four miles long, was sold today under a
decree Of the Unitoi States Circuit
court. The only bid was by J. Ken.
nedy Tod a Co.,, OF New York, repre-.
penting the frat mortgage bondnolders
OF 81, 5000 The road wGa knocked
down at this hguTe.
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$4,000.

win be- paid 60 any person who can dis.
prove ot ono OF Drs. Shore. Is shorrs's
printed statements. They nfu genuine
aud given by the froo cnnsont Of the
patient
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RAILROAD aATrEns.
Tho Troubles netween tho Atchison
Rnd southern Pacific.

CHICAGO, March li.-Nn announce
ment was made today Of settlement
VI the troubles between the Atchis0n
aud Southern Pacific. 10 may bu au-
uounced almost any day, however,
that matters have been restored 20 the
status OF September lsi, aud settled by
arbitrauOn.
TALKING OF noYC0TriNa TIM q. r.,
There is some talk among tbs West.
eTn Passenger Association lines Of
requesting Chairman Caldwell 10 order
o boycott OF the Union Pacific. IL ~
heli responsible Tor the existing de-
moraii2ation In California traffic.
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Pure California
WINES . .
H. j. wooLLAcori

II. J. WOOLLACOTr
l2i & l25 ~. Spring Street,
Los Angeles, California.
imate hspccially Of pura California Wines
put up in casea of ono dozen quarts and viii
deliver 20 any part ot Utah on the line Of Tho
railroad two eA1es l2l botilcsl for o.. coutain.
Ing bottles Port o uoItlol AuFsIluA,0 bottles
sherry, bottles Mutcatol, bottles old Grape
Brandy
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Gin 9aar fir 5000 Mart.

Gin reiher G~n9ldnoer, Der iih anf
Der Surbreile sur ungarii6en ganoes=
Iusitellung einige Gage in Der Staot
Wien auibielt. trat suidli0 in cine 6ri=
lirltube Der inlleren Staot in Dem Mp=
mente elm, als ein iunses Mdo0en pDn
bilbIhem NeuBern, jeDo6 drmlid oes
tleloet. geraoe nit benz GeI6ditsinba=
Der I'm Den Yreis ibres ei0enen Saar=
Ihnufes perbanoelte. Sas WQoheu
loste iein oihtes, blpnoes Saar uuf,
ourb pelbes Der Sriieur Die Singer
gleiten lieB, UNI Die Gualitat ocs allB=
eroroentllb reiden uno lan0en Naares
su priifen. Sas 0taO6en perlanote 90
8uloen ais Rreis fir ieinen ihOneu
SppfIbmlt. uno Der Sriieur ertldrte.
nur 8 8uloen bierfiir besablcu su tons
len.
Ser Gll9ldnoer intereiiirte Ii6 iofort
tiir ben SNnotl, unb p1breno er lid in
Dem Sebnituble f~riiiren lieB, beObah-
tete er i'm Spieget aufmertiam oa8
Wtdohen lno Die Bbaieu, in rDel6e Der
Sanoel trot. Sn Den 3ii9en oes MGo=
hens orildte Ii6 ein i6werer Summer
ocutlib aus rno ieine Stimnie plbrirte,
ais es oas nieorige In9ebOt oes 6ri=
1eirs a%blebnte. Ger leBtere periuhte
nit allen Witteln Der tauimGnniihen
lleberreoun9stunlt b,m Wdo1en be-
9relf!ih 81 MAIDEN. oaB ibm nireenos
mebr 9eboten iueroen miiroe, ipeiter,
oaB oas lebenoe Saar crit elmer tOmpli=
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9eei9net 81 Iein, oaB oas Snar ais &Ob=
prpountt uno oer9leihen ttincH iplben
Wertb reprdlentirte. ais es oas MQo=
den 9lallben mObte uiro. NuA LAM
ger uebcrreoun9 enti6loB ii1 enoli6
bus Wdohen. iein SaGr nm 10 Gal
Den Der Sbeere oes 6riieurs 81 opIern.
Sm Moment, als Der 6riieur oas
Saar absuihneioen lid onibidtc,
lprana Der GnHlGnoer pom 9cbnItubl
auf. ihritt raid aui oas Mao6en su
uuo SebOt benz 6riieur erre0t: ,.Salt!"
SeBterer trat betrOiien suriid. Der
6remoe, pelAer Der oeuti6en Spra6e
mGhtiN mar, beira9te bieroui b0s
Mdohen I'm Die SeranlaNun0 ieincs
MnSebotes, mo Der irennoiihe Son,
ben Der alte Serr ani6luN. licB oas
ettpas l6iibterne Mdo1cu pertrau=
enspOu antpOrten. Us erSdblte cine
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Sas bcimli6c Sottcricipici.

lit fir cine iunge Sruu redt per6dng=
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Der NderltraBe in Berlin wpbnenoen
SteinmeB 6. ipielte in elmer auspdrti=
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oes Wannes Elm 3ebntel=S rigiualloos,
,pelbes lie III Dem S1ubiaA elmer 9om=
mpoe aufbewabrte. Ser 3ufall pollte
es, oaB g. oas 9oos fano uno ieiner
6rau iue9en Der nuBlOlen 6elOauseabe
befti9e SOrwiirie maAte. Der lebr
~nerpOie Manu coniiscirte oas Coos mo
oertaufte es, I'm bod meuigitens etwas
su retteM, aum PreiIe BON II Mt., on
einen in Der HGbe WDbnenoen G%eliallru=
teur. Der ebelihe 6rieDen mar 10 wie=
Der ber9eltellt, ais gnoe ppri9er gSpte
Elm SeleGramm aus elmer tleinsn idbli
iben Staot bel Serrn &. eiulief, np=
rin Der Goliecteur melDete, oaB oas
9pOs nit 800, 600 MRt. sespseu woroen
lei. - Sieies Yeb re9te Den Steinmeb
ocrartig auf. oaB er lid oas Sebeu AT
nebmen bei6loB uno iib einen MseiBel
in ben Gppf bobrte; lbluer perleBt lie9t
er leBt in Der Sburite. Ser lebi0e
9lilflihe 8ewinner bat iibri9ens Der
Sp%rbeliBeriu beS NooieS - III Mnbe=
tradt Der ionoerbarsn Sa1la0e - 1000
Mt. bon Dem Gewiune als S9merSsns-
GELD abgeseben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18
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lelne Wutter ermoroet, 10 lit Die
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