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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23
TEX ANS IN TIE RING.
A Vicious Seven Round Fight for the
State Champions shin.

state championship.
Galveston, Tex, March %, Tonight in
the fremont opera house before a large
audience Tom Monaghan, of this city, in
a glove contest, knocked out Bob O'Hean
in the seventh round. The fight was very
vicious from start to finish They
fought for purse of $500 and the light
weight championship of Texas. lmme-
diately after the fight the principals and
their assistants We're arrested and are
now in the custody of the police, under
the charge of viola ting the law against
prize fighting The grand jury which is
now in session, will undoubtedly invcsti-
gate the case
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23

u is said Of Senator Sherman that II there
is any possibility Of mispronouncing "A proper
name he is sure to hit upon IL when he hap
pens 10 use the name in one of his speeches.
TINS orthoeplcal weakness so TO speak is
well understood in the senate. and his brother
senators watch for mispronunclatlons and
Nhuckle over tlem.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23
Base Ball at Jackson.

jackson, Tenn, March 22.-To-days
base ball game here resulted:
Sioux City..........1 . 0 0 0 4 So
Knoxville. ..........O / 0 C--1
Base hits Sioux City, Z; Knoxville, 1.
Errors Sioux City, >; Knoxville 5.
Attendance 100
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23
For Over Fly Years.
+. r. REBARER,
Clerk Of Council.

Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething. Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhea. Twenty-Five cents bot
te.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23
solioitoraeneral Hudson Dead.

Americas, Ga, March % Solicitor
General c. B Hudson died at s so O'Clock
tonight. Arrangements for the funeral
have not been made vet.
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IS
Total


The committee of the whole report favor
ably upon the following applications, and
recommend that the petitioners be permits I'd
TO retail liquor at localities mentioned:
Thomas A. Howard No. > East Broad street.
\, G. Pearson, MAJ lall house, Broughton
street
The committee further recommends that J.
T. Ryan lie permitted to transfer liquor license
from Co 6iver street between MCGUIRE and
Farm streets. to No. 32ia Williamson street.
corner West Broad street, to retail liquor at
said lace.
The committee further recommends that
the name Of j. Il. LANCE be substituted for
that OF Herman LanEc, and that he be per
mittcd to retail liquor at northeast corner
West Broad and Perry streets.
GEORGE T MIrrs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23
Chairman Committee Of the Whole

Report adopted.
The committee on finance, to whom was
referred the petitions Of Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Pike Mrs l.. Collins, L. Haynes, c. >. Irow-
ell, ThOs. r. Gleason & company. u. MCril G..
NJ Hoist, N. Brown, Mrs. Jane Laner j. A.
Thomas q Bro Rebeoca Eiskamp Jane F. G.
Doig. Albert RI. Lodge, Nichols Aprea. c. A
Doweil. w. Proctor John d. Robinson. A. J.
Hoffman w. II. hoffman. Patrick Davis, A.
d. thompson. G. A. Netter Catherine VALID
ner, Richard Robinson. Richard Maner Mrs.
n. GrCenIa", W. E. G. Bullock and j. H
Behreus. TO lie relieved from penalty of being
dout lie taxed for failing to make returns in
proper time neg leave to report favOrably to
prayer OF petitioners. HERMAN MYERS
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Report adopted.
The committee on finance, TO whom was
referred the petition OF A. :. Cohen relative
to tax on stock in trade report adversely to
prayer petitioner.
HERMAN MYERS,
Chairman Committee on Finance.
lhe .ont committee on finance and drain
age, TO whom was referred the petition Of
Mrs Jane III. Read w M. Williamson and
John williamson, executors. for ompensa-
ton for damages to Oyerhowed lands along
Dundee canal, report adversely to prayer of
petitioner MERRIAM MYERS.
Chairman Joint Committee
Report adopted.
The committee on finance to whom was re-
ferrcd the petition Of John Craig to be re-
nevcd from taxation recommend that
HERMAN MEYERS,
Chairman Committee on Finance
Report adopted.
he committee on finance to whom was re-
ferred the petition Of NJ. FISHER relative to
amount OF tax paid on personal property. re-
port adversely TO prayer Of petitioner.
HERMAN MEYERS,
Chairman Committee on Finance
Report adopted.
The committee on finance to whom was re-
ferred the petition OF }. Cox relative TO spe-
Cihc tax. report adversely TO prayer OF petit
toner. LEHMAN MEYERS,
Chairman Committee on Finance
Report adopted.
The committee on finance, to whom was re-
ferrcd the petition OF Mrs. Annie Baine ask
ing to be allowed to discount to make lot No
rs Green ward fee simple Recommend that
petitioner be allowed 10 per cent. discount.
HERMAN MYERS
Chairman Committee on Finance
Report adopted.
The committee on finance to whom was
referred the petition o. Mrs. NJ. A. Mehrtens
for relief from taxation report adversely TO
prayer of petition. HERMAN MEYERS,
Chairman Committee on Finance.
ReIort adopted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23
CITY GOVERNMENT.
official Proceedings Of Council.

Savannah Ga. March, II, 1874 Council
met this evening at O'Clock. Present: Hon
George Mills mayor pro tenn Alderm1n K.
b. Harris vice chairman Of council. Alder
men Bohan. Charlton, Dixon Pollard,
Haines Mcmillan, SCreVen ana Wells.
The minutes of the last regular meeting of
Fe9. 2S. and adj0uraci meetings OF March >,
. ana 8, 1871, were confirmed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23

The committee on accounts report that they
have examined and found correct bills against
the city amounting 10 500 2gS s., as per &C
compauyiug schedule, and recommend that
the same &c passed Tor payment
GEO. }. MILLS,
Chairman Committee on Ac, ounts
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23

a communication was received from p. ].
OConnor, chairman joint committee. inviting
council to review the parade of the Working
men 5 benevolent Association and the An
cient Order OF HiDernians from the balcony
OF City Exchange on March II.
Accepted
The appeal OF II. f. Train from decision Of
committee on assessments on TWO houses on
northwest corner Bull and Henry streets was
not considered, the same not being in accord
ance with ordinance.
Bids for police uniforms for summer 1894
we're opened and referred to the committee
on police.
BIDS for lighting city (extended lmits)
we're opened and referred to committee of the
whole.
Bids for building wharves at quarantine sta
ton were opened and referred TO committee
OF the whole. The bid Of J. J. Allen was not
received, the same not having been filed in
proper time.
The appeal case Of Mrs. Isabella Fawcett
from the decision Of he committee on assess
ments was heard, and the action Of the com
mittce was confirmed.
The appeal cases OF Jas. J, Deignan and
Hugh Donahuc. we're Withdrawn.
Appeal Of Julius RoCa from the decision OF
recorder in police court, March Il, 1894, for
dsordcrly conduct was set for trial at next
regular meeting council
Council adjourned.
f. r. REBARER
Clerk Of Council
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23
Chairman Committee on Streets and
Report adOpted

I he committee on streets and lanes to
whom was referred the petition of Benham
Bros, proposing to number houses and letter
streets, beg leave to recommend that same
be received for information, there being no
provision in the budget for this year for the
purpose of lettering streets.
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W IN 7 W TTINVW-
Chairman Joint Committee.
Report adopted


The committee on streets and lanes to
whom was referred the petition of c. Boi5en
ct. al asking city authorities to place light
on West Boundary street between Huntingdon
and Cohen streets, report adversely to prayer
OF petitioner
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23

For primary, secondary and tertiary
syphilis. for blood poisoning. mercu-
rial poison, malaria, dyspepsia, and
in all blood and skin diseases, like
blotches. pimples, old chronic ulcers.
letter, scald head, Doils,, erysipelass
ecEemH We may say, without fear OF
contradiction, that p. p. p. ia the best
blood purifier in the world. and makes
positive, speedy and permanent cures
In all cases.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-23
Rheumatism
and ScrofuIa

P. p. P. purincs the blood. builds up
the weak and debilitated, gives
strength to weakened nerves, expels
diseases, giving the patient health and
happin sss whore sickueSa, gloomy
feelings and lassitude first prevailed.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-19

aud all took pace while Sheriff
Shelly was absent in some {, other
portion of The state 81; On official
business. The last killing wa. tho
result Of big fight at fiesta
between Z. $. soldiers and county
officials, snd Sheriff Shelly, will
his usual activity, will leave no
stone u"tur"ed to bring the guilty
parties TO justice.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-19
S0CtEEIES:

kIo GRANDE LODGE NO. 81. a. +. & AM-B
a rIIrreasaD, W. N; s DSornan, W; Isido. e
-aarEs, ). W; B. l. CAN, Secretary; R. DAizeli,
Treasurer; j. " Aatalis'ia .. D.; IL D. Wallis,
). d.; u ". Mixer, Tyler. Visiting brothers cor
,lialiy Invited. LOcge meets ArSs aud third Tues
ddys IL eac1 month.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR LODGE No. S730-w. L.
ljehnst., Dictator; Frank Champion, Vice Dicta-
tOs; NJ 4deAsOI, As5IstLGt DlclAU0r; T. j. COnoe
P-sJ Dictator, J. 3. Soarpe, Financial Reporter
h. Sherwood Recorder; 81. Le4ny, Guide; Jesse
.. Mn5eisr, C.laua-.I; A. Ienk Treasurer; Johl
lhiei=a. JIderCi--.: ii. P Lopez Sentinel Lodge
meets second and fourth TCes14ysOf can Inoatn.
L 0. o. f. LODGE No - c. Z. Maris, Noble
strand: Nliii.lln a. Aeale, Vice Grand; John u.
stucEe, SecreJarys George ldo0re, treasurer Ine
Lojgs meets every Wednesday night al 7:50.
Wishing brethren AID ali Od1 Fellows IL good
slandl.lg are corsiialy Iny..ei 10 attend.
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LITERARY NOTES.
From s. S Mcclure, Limited, 90
L'faye'to Place, New York.

From s S Mcclure, Limited, 90
lafayette Place, New York.
Hamiin Garland has written for
rhe June number Of McC!urc's Mag
zine impressions of visit to the
great Carn' sic steel mills at Home
-tra J, showing how the work and
iife there strike the eve of II strenu
aus and humane realst. Many
pictures made from Tile drawing.
sill Illustrate the article.
Cleveland Motfett will give IN
Lc June number OF McClurv's Mag
ne some ,ur.her acc unit # the
'A-e and training IF captive wild
casts, az unfvIGed % him by sever
al months of intimate study; and
tie article viii be illustrated with
-ome more of Mr.. handbags re
nsrknhle pictures of wild beasts
.rawn direc, from lie.
The June number of McCInre's
Magazine will Introduce the we'll
Sn"wn newspaper correspondent
nd mag -z.ne writer, Julian
Ralph, to the world in tho new
;uise Of n poet
Gen. A. w. Grrc'y. one of The
ghost anihQrit;es on polar explo
alton, viii review, in the June
umLer of McClure's Mlg~zinc,,he
'hances of success for the three im
ortant North Pole cxped tions
now in progress, ard deseFiIe tho
.h5sicll conditions which hinder
he explorer.
n. &c Blcwilz. the famous Euro
p"an correspondent Of the London
fumes. viii write IN III. la ,e nun
a..r ct NC ure's Mag .z'ne Oh the
{ 'snc.s tor Tie Pee ct Eu-
r"pe," a subject on which HE pr
d cri'ns are probably worth more
than those of any Other man iivrg.
Series of portraits Of Cardinal
diHIqr+, Lo'd r 5, berry st R:rh
ard Harding Davis will appear in
the department Of "iium n Docu-
mente' IN The Jane number of
M;Ciare's NJ g-zine.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-19
SHERIFF SHELLY EN- ROUTE
HOME.
Corpus Christi Caller.

Sheriff Wash Sicily arrived last
nigl from San Antonio, where he
WAS called to attend federal court ,
and leaves this morning fur Rio
Grande City. 1t was during his
absence from That city that The
'luuble killing occurred at Rio
'irande City, which makes the
third time that killings lave occur
red there while Shcr IF Shelly was
vas away fr"m home. The first
WIS til It ct Drpn;y Shrritf Fred
Fern, who, ia moment OF DIES
pon.le"c y, killed himself, the Sc c
d VS. hat of Il NJ Keen y"htI.
yho killed "no h.r youth w.ih i
e. aud ia hid ."d ls>t wa
that 0: he double King wiic.a
fused few sYs z 1hcr
< gcne.a are ali of recent die
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-19

ON the part OF the administration,
but fe"r of increasing the silver
vote in the Senate seems to be
most generally accepted as the
cause.
The hearings before The House
Post Office committee in favor of
government ownership Of all rcle-
graph lincs, are still going Of.
Among the latest To- make strong
Arguments in favor of he cha,g,-
Were Representative Mcguire, OF
California, and President Butler,
of the National Fartners AlIianc..
md Industrial Union.
The House committee on L.bof.
which gave Coxry short hearing
asst week, has f~vorab'y repntea
chairman McGann's resolution pr
viding for the appointment of
Joint Congressional committee :,
investigate and report Ia Cvngrc.,
within 80 days the Cause If TIA.
present industrial depression ana
what !eg'sIation,if any,will remedy
tire trouble aud give lucrative en-
Payment to The citizens of til,
United Staieq.
States rights were given boGsr
when the House judiciary commit
tee ordered a f"vorahly rcpurr en-
the D"Arm"nd bill, providing that
no Judge OF O. S. court shall
punish any citizen or officer for
heing in contempt for refusal to
levy a tax or collect a tax for the
payment of amy bond Issued w
the municipality, comfy or state,
where tha iGvying or c"liccrin,:
-nch tax lie contrary TO the laws OF
OF the state. The reports Vas or
Tered by a strict party yo!e.
Another tariff snvg is in s;ghl.
The German Ambassador regards
the proposed amendment. said To
nave hecn dictated by lie sugs,
trnS', pn'lIng discriminating dnt,
"t onc-;tnih OF ore ceut POM,
IN rrfin,d sugar, SIS direct sap "a
'ierm~ny, which srnds mrre re
lined sugar to the United States
han al The rest of the world COM
h'nrd, and The prediction Is cor
iiient'y made ~ those who ough
10 know that if this smrndm,n
. comes law Germany will Ger
'inly retali~tc 10y imposing cutie
n by rcrlsciug the re,tric'io',
iP"n American produces whic
,vrrr a Year ar So Sgr removed
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-19

WASHINGTON LETTER.
Notes Ftun the Cspit~l Uiiy-Cux
y Notes.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

: - ~ 4
1t lakes one week to dispose {.
three amendments To he tariff bill
h"w long will i: take to dispose 0
four hundred and nine amend
ments? That is the problem tn,
U. S. Senate presents to the pc,
pie today: If The S, h,te does mol
MAKE greater progress With the tnr
1T bill in Tie future than it ina.
done in the past Tie 5Srd, Congress.
will end before it is acted Lpop
The four hundred odd amendments
winch have been presented to The
Senate MS the result of Democratic
concessions to Democrat: Senators
arc far more satisfactory to the
rePnbiicaus Than they are to the de
In"cr"tF, and if any assurance enid
he given that they would be accept
ed by the House, the biii would
pass The Senate ia week. Bat the
republicans are afraid that lhcse
"lnchdm"hts arc merely bit to
ct The hi through the Senate.snd
hen 10 20 make up the conference
committee Rs 10 have the most of
them struck out. In lac; the prin
c'p"l cause OF delay seems to be
hat neither side is quite certain Of
either It's own or the others position.
C"1el . conlm"nweal army was
forced out oil Washington by the
health authorities and is now en-
camprd in Maryland, five miles
away, where lis Surroundings are
'irc'j' dly ant"gonissic, many of the
Wary la"ders having refused to
either contribute or to sell anything
{" lis members, but they intend to
remain and wait reinforcement,
md to again come TO Washington
when they get enough OF hem. The
Argument in the application for
new trisl for Coxry and his two II.
-ociatcs who were convicted of vic
'''tlnS The law against trcspassing
OH the capitol grounds viii BE-
heard tomorrow, having heen post
p"nrd TO accommodate Represents
i've Hudson, # K.ns@s, one OF
heir counsel who was out OF Town.
1t is "lm.sr certain that they wall
not get new trial, and that sen
teice will lac l.as,ed upon ihein;bnt
l. is prcb ,hle that the sentence will
be Il nominal one mad that It's en-
i"rc' rncnt VIII he suspended inde
iinitely hy the Judge. Such action
wuu d be in accOi dance with Duh,jc
"p!nion here.
As il thee were not already com
hinations enough and 10 spare lis
Congress, new Ole has been form |
u la The House, for The exprus.
purpose OF preventing the passage
If the Hatch anticipation oill. lii |
said that nearly all of the members
from The large eitics, regardless OF
!olIircs, have jolncd this combln..
ZION which expects by hook or crook
30 down The anti option bill. NJ.
ii .tch, however, still expresses con
ii ienc,. in The early passage of til
hlll by substantial m~jorlty.
Il Is nov whispered around lhn
Pne,'d'n' Cleveland and all til,
nernbers IF las c.!inct have bcer
laie' y usi'g their IL aurnce t,
p rvont any decisive aclio' l.,
C'usrcss on the admission OF new
= -irs, and thai p dg'.- have b'-,r
:, ru ed from sufficient numb.
ii 5 net''s 10 make It Reason b
r.r'au that one oil ih'. ills q
before The Sn t vi ! he ac;
Il on at this session. S. vcr-i -
-ons ~re sivcn for this ana gnasir.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-19
.I.EEE SER 5TCE.
DEPARTURE,

DEPARTURE.
For Alice, Texas, daily G a. II
a. RIO Grande City. Mon
day, We'd and Friday at. &c. a III
For Point Isabel, daily at. % a. N.
:" Matamoros, Mexico, Except sun
day. dt J:oJ d. III
ARRIVALS.
From Alice, Texas, daily at 10 p. m.
- lilo Grande, Tri-N eekly at p. M
% Point Isabel, daIIy at ..6 p. III
MattmoroS Mexico, $3.50 p III
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-19
Z. S. DISTRICT COURT.

Court coaysaes IL san ANTONIO on tie first Mon
Cas : Il nay and November.
In austin On the 1rst -gondays IA February aud
July
In Brownsville on the i-st Ionlay in January
ana second -onday IL lae.
in L P.so ON the 1rst Gon5.ys in Aprii and oe-
tOoss
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-19
TwENTY-EIGarH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

District Judge. 35lh judicial district III. c. Russell
&'4s44iCs 1tdOr1lSy -Joi l. Aaciocr
DlSGllct CletS.-.-.-.--.-. LOats 10 sAI=h
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-19
:m.sr.a.uo RIOS 0rRECToRH'
CIVIL OFFICERS.

CIVIL OFFICERS.
Federal Judge Luciano Cervsntes
Judge list Instance Francisco Guerra
PRECEDENT City Council NJ. Barragan
Chief of Police E. P,zaila
Collector of State Tax J. i. Zolezz
Colrr stamp Tax \. a. Passemint
Collr city tax r. de los Santos Coy
CUSTOMS OFFICERS.
Administrator G. Fernandez
Contador }. O.ivO
Acting as Captain custom guards
+. Arg ialla>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04

2lrmano De Yi9np lebt, ,penn lie ieine
Satin uno oieles junae Mtdohen Sei=
Der Sinh lit, oonn 1T es be9reiiliN,
peBbalb lie es mad Dem hlpiie oes aiten
Warquis 9eItift baben. @enn SuiIhen
@raf Irmano uno Der GDmte'ie cine
sebeimle 5rauung itatt9efunoen bat.
Damn 1T oieies junge Wdohen unstpei=
felbait 9eioer Sohter. Die 9ebeimen
Mlls fliige Der Gomtelie bon Gbatrpls
galten oaln ibrer Sp6ter, mel6e
lie nidt ais ibr Sinh anertennen bari,
iueil lie oaour6 ibres Gaters Nnmell
nit Shma6 beoeden wilroe. @enn
man ermitteln tDnute, mo oieies iun9e
Mlo6en 10 LANCE ~perbDr9en sebalten
wurbe!"
,,lluo Die @rdfin Nlpares?" fra9te
8raf Gu9en nit iameriour6bebter
Stimme.
,,8rdfin MpareS 1T unbeoinat Die
pfle9emutter oes jungen Mdo6en!"
,Nein, nein!" riei gueen, OILS pb es
ploBlib lihtbea I'm i'm muroe. ,,Sieie
Sano, Die i'd auf Dem S~biiroriider lab,
l1 erlnnere mid jebt ganS oeutli6! G5
9lebt nrr cine eiusise Sauo, welde oies
fer sleiAt. lno mag bic Gertleioung
nod 10 seididt 9epelen iein, mid
tdllidte Tie nibt! Die 8rdfin @lpare,
lit bic Wutter 8iraloa's! Die @rafin
Mpare5 1T Die GOmteiie @abriele pOn
Gbatrois!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04

burh bas @emo6. Gr fab ale Die
tDltli0en &lclOln05ititfe @iraloa'S um=
berIiegel, Die lie DDn oeul MiOrQlis gum
8c'6ent Crbdlten bate.
,,&cin Barr lit I1limmer, als Elm
alter 9tdrr," murlnelte er mQ6reno ltt
ieineS tirn in Oilitere 6alten leQte., Sir
oieIe 6remoe wirft er oas @slo gum
6eniter b%inalls, mdbrenb i1 ni1t weiB.
ipopon i3 meme SGuloen Sablen iol.
Sammet unO &leiOe, SpiBen uno Sit
6er, ales WO9lihe ourheinanber! ST
9eb6rt ms Spllbaus. llno oprt -
mas 1T benn baS? Mb! bas lit ein flei=
mes S6rcibSeng. Sie junge Game
bat gei1rieben, natiirlih on lire Mut=
ter! SD mDhte wiiien, oh Der 8rieI
ibon CUR POIt it,"
9to6 einmnl blifte er pprIi6tig i'm
3immer umber. Damn i1li6 er mad,
Dem S6reibieug bin rno priiite, Db es
SeidlOlien lei. Wit teufii6er Sreuoe
erfiilte es ibn, oils oieies ni9t Der Sall
lDar.
Gifrig bob CT ben Sefel uno blidts
binein. So lag Dor ibm Der rnbeen=
oete Brief 8iroloa's. Die anaetom=
mellen &Offer, Die griefe ppm Sauie
uno oes marquis leBtes 8eident, oas
ales bate lie pergeiien ~laiieu, Die
Wfappe 81 itlieBen.
Sine iieberbaite aufre9ltng belndb=
ti9te it0 Gu9eu's. 9to6 eineu furdt=
iamen Ylif mari er mad Seniter uno
Sbiir, uno Damn Itredte Der 6eino Nr=
mano oeYignps ieine perrdtheriidcSano
naA Dem perbdngniBoollen yrief Der
SpAter oes unihuloi9 8erurtbeilten
aus. Su, in oemielben Woment lieB
liA bonn Corridor ber oas @erduiA bon
Shritten pernebmen. GuQen fubr
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0dnoe trampfboit seballt, Den 8lid
ltarr alf Die Shiir geri9!et. 10 ltono
er ba, bereit sum- Sample aui SOB uno
Geber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
90

Ginige Sage mad ibrsr Giidfebr bon
paris Jap 0iraloa am 6eniter ibres
biibl6en 3immers uno i1rieb eineu
Vrief an ibre Wutter, ben lie an Die
Norelle, pel9e Die GOmteiie @abriele
ibrer SoAter an9e0e9eben bate, ienoel
wOllte. NhIn quQlte oas junge Mdo-
den lid babel ab. Die tpeni9en Neuig-
teiten, Die 81 beri6ten waren, in iolb(
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mer auf uno ab.
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oaour6 9eltOrt, oaB an Die Sbiier 9e.
tlOpit ipuroe; 9leih oarauf trat Gillette
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SWei grOBe l1Were &Ofer tru9en. 81,
ltellteu lire Gait nitten ms 3immel
uno iibergaben @iralOa Die S6liiiiel
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blieb bel ibr 5uriif.
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lnn9en Mdoben mitt6eilte, ouB er lei
ner aooptiren 9iIhte ben Snbait De.
beloen beiIolgenOen &Ofer gum @e
lbent made.
sic ent0icltcn cine iormli6e NuSItat
tlmg, uno WiralOu ltdnb eiuen 9hlgeu
bid r%e9lNn9alos bcl'M Nnblide ale
Der Ssrrli1teiten.