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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-01
Brick Building Over an
Old Mine.
HIDDEN TREASURE DRIFTS.
Folsom Undermined Years Age
by Gold-Hunters.
ANCIENT SUPPORTS ROT AWAY.
The Earth Is Gradually Gazing and
Houses May Sink Into the
Excavations.

SACRAMENTO. April 30.-A special to
the Bee from Folsom says: One Of the
drifts of the Hidden Treasure mine at
Folsom runs east and west, parallel with
the freight depot and at distance OF
some 125 feet from said building. Last
week the miners employed in THIS DRIFT
ran into an old drift running north ana
south, which had evidently been dug
years ago and On lower level In the
gravel than the one they were employed
in, as the old timbers which, in former
years. had supported the roof OF the tuh-
mel, had decayed. allo wing the ground to
cave down and leaving space some hfteep
feet In height.
The men employed Immediately reported
the finding OF the drift to the proprietors
of the mine and miner was persuaded 10
investigate the old tunnel. This he Gid at
the constant risk of his life. as even
small stone thrown down the drift dis
lodged masses of earth from the roof.
which would crash to the floor of the cave.
Carefully crawling along the old aban-
doned drift he arrived at large. lofty
cavity some fifty feet wide, where an i'm
mense body OF gravel had been removed.
duu lIOu tuO lOOl Vi " uiCii, unsupported
by timbers, the dirt had dropped year by
year. until but a crust some twenty feet in
thickness remains between the roof Of the
cave and the outside world
By a careful system Of measurement 1t
was discovered that the entire ground be-
meath the large brick freight depot had
been excavated, and but little is needed to
cause the crust to give way and engulf the
entire building with its contents.
This excavation extends even under the
railroad track. and the passage of trains
jar the earth sufficiently to cause small
particles of earth to crumble down. This
excavation has been probably made by
the Chinese, who by renting house in
Chinatown and sinking shaft in the base
ment, have drifted under the street. ex-
tracted the dirt and rocked it out In the
house, throwing the dirt over the bank of
the old disused mines. 1t must have been
worked years ago. as the tim bers have de-
cayed and disappeared, and the dropping
of earth from the roof has been slow, but
from present appearances IN a short time
the entire surface will give way, carrying
down the building and the adjoining rail-
road track
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NOW SALVADOR.
The Little Republic Has Revolution
in Full Tide.

in Full Tide.
NEW YORK. April 30-The Herald's La
Libertad (Salvador) dispatch says: Once
more the republic has revolution on its
hands. The spark of dissent which has
famed into a flame this morning and the
citizens decided to take effective measures
to show their dislike of the prevailing
state of affairs.
AS vet particulars of the uprising are
meager. but il is certain that it had been
premeditated for some weeks, and that
the leaders were only waiting for an
opportunity when they could take the
Government at the greatest disadvantage.
That they succeeded in this is evidenced
bv the fact that to re-enforce their weak
support the Govern ment off GERS went
about pressing into their service
every one upon whom they could
lay their hands. No Partially was
shown and there are under the republics
standard many men whose sympaihies are
with the rebels and will not do much to
help the Government when the crisis
comes.
There was a large force of laborers
building a structure for the use OF the
Central American Telegraph Company.
Down on them the agents of the Govern
ment swooped, and before night fell
they were all in uniform. aud
under orders to fight until death in their
endeavors to suppress the revolution. The
public has been declared in state OF
siege, and it is evident the officers fear the
worst, and their position is not an enviable
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READY FOR BERING SEA.
Stores for the Fleet to Be Sent
North on the Ranger.

VALLEJO, April 30.-Ths Bennington,
which arrived from Acapulco to-day. is
not the only vessel at the Mare Island
ward that is being prepared for the Bering
Sea patrol. The Ranger came out Of the
drydock this morning and hauled up
alon gside the wharf. A test Of the ma
cbinery was made all day. Everything
worked well. She will leave the yard for
Port Towns send Thursday, and will take
up large quantities of stores for the re-
mainder of the feet and extra men to fill
vacancies In the feet.
Paw Clerk o. G. Haskell left tonight for
Port Townsend for duty on the Monican.e
Lieutenant D. E. Lasher reported at the
ward to-day for duty on the gunboat Pet
rel. He will go to Port Townsend and
take passage on the Alert to Bering Sea
to Join the Petrol.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-01
ARMY APPROPRIATIONS.
The Bill With Amendments Passed
by the House.

The Bill With Amendments Passed
by the House.
WASHINGTON. April 30-Wheh the
House met at noon to-day Meikeljohn of
Nebraska called up the Senate bill for the
construction of bridge across the river
Niobrara near the town of Nebraska City,
Nebr., and it was passed.
At 1927 the House went into committee
of the whole to consider the army appro-
priation bill. Cultivate offered a COM
mittee amendment that no appoin tment of
assistant acknowledgement with the rank of
major should be made until the number of
officers in that grade had been reduced be-
low four. and that hereafter there should
be only four officers in said grade, and that
further promotions in the adjutant-gen-
erals, paymaster's and smaller branches
should be filled from the next lower
grades. The amendment was agreed to
by vote of 40 to 49, The appropriation
for the purchase of machin e-guns, i'm
proved musket caliber, was raised from
So 900 to 500, 900.
At o'clock the committee arose and
the bill with amendments was reported to
the House, and at 5:11 P. NJ. it passed.
Then tie House adjourned.
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SOME FATAL PLEASANTLY.
1t Caused a Shooting ARRAY in
Which a Mexican Was Killed.

Los ANGELES. April 30.-Juan Orosco,
Mexican. yesterday shot and killed an
other Mexican named Macobia Garcia,
about four miles outside of Ell Monte.
Orosco and five others were passing the
house of Garcia in wagon and some
words of pleasantly were passed between
the men and Garcia's wife who was stand
Ing at the door. The wagon drove on and
when a mile away from the house was
overtaken by Garcia who accused Orosco
of insulting his wife. Garcia pulled
revolver aud began shooting, ana the fire
was returned by Orosco with the fatal result
stated. Orosco surrendered himself to the
authorities
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GET RID OF IT,

0EI NIL OA L ,
if you have Catarrh. Don't merely
relieve it for time with poisonous,
irritating snuffs and strong caustlc
solutions. While you seem to be
getting help, you may be getting
harm. Stopped in this way, it's
usually only driven to the lungs.
You're worse off than ever.
But you can get rid of it COM
pletely, with DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. That's been proved over
and over again, in thousands of the
most hopeless cases. By its mild,
soothing, cleansing and healing prop
critics, Catarrh in the Head and all
Catarrhal affections are perfectly
and permanently cured.
Some physicians will tell you that
Catarrh can't be cured. They mean
that they can't cure it. DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy can.
And to prove that they believe
it, the proprietors of this medicine
will pay $500 for an incurable case
of Catarrh.
They don't see one often, but
they'll pay the money when they
do.
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SONS OF THE REVOLUTION.
One of the Most Enthusiastic Meet
inps Ever Held.

WASHINGTON. April 30.-The annual
congress of the Sons of the American Rev
olution at the Arlington was one OF ;he
most enthusiastic and best attended ever
held. About 9S delegates were present
from twenty-eight States. Horace Porter
presided. Several amendments TO the
ems titution were adopted. namely: r.
ducing the annual dues to 20 cents; pro-
viding for societies In foreign lands where
there are men eligible to membership; re-
ferring the control of life membership to
the State societies, and changing in some
respects the rule which makes the regis
trar-general the final arbiter as to admis-
sions.
The congress resolved to offer gold, sill
yer and bronze medals to American col.
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DETERMINED TO RIDE.
Kelly Says He Will Not Walk Out
of DeS MOineS.

Dies MONIES. April 30.-Rumors OF
general tieup of railroads running Into
Des Moines were rife to-day. The labor
leaders said that if Kelly was not fur
nished transportation inside of four days
a strike, pre- pared by the leaders of the
American Railway Union, would be in-
augurated On all the roads here, and tie
up would continue until the army was
carried to Chicago. Committees of labor
organizations. were busy all day getting
food and money. 1t is asserted that the
Great Western will furnish stock train
for $500 and soliciting committees were
confident the amount would be raised.
Threats of violence should the railroad re-
fuse the train were numerous. Kelly's
men declare they will leave Des Moines
ouly by rail. Mayor Hills sent word that
the Kelly Army would be expected to
move tomorrow. Annie Hooton and Edna
Harper, who have been with the army all
the week. were told by Kelly to-day that
they could march with the Indnstrials no
further. The miners of suburban towns
sent sympathy to Kelly to-day.
The denunciation by the laboring classes
of the action of the city authorities in the
banding of the Industrial Army and the
continued growth Of sentimentfavo to
Kelly have kept the city officials In
turmoil all day. Mayor Hills stated during
tie afternoon that he would go to Kelly
with police magistrate. declare the army
under arrest. try the men in a bunch as
Migrants. and sentence them to three days
10 Jail. Then, be said. he would turn the
papers over to the Sheriff to serve, thus
shifting the responsibility on the county.
Kelly said he would not walk out of the
lOED, and he expected to get train. His
srWs eSew rapidly during the day; bands
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WANTED HIS SHARE.
The Crank Who Called to See John
p. Rockefeller.

NEW YORK. April 3o.-A crank named
Camille Remnant rang the bell at John P.
Rockefeller's residence to-day and de-
manded admittance. When told Mr..
Rockefeller was not in the man said:
"Well, he's got S65, 100000. and I've
called around to get my share of IT,"
He then took a seat on the stone steps
aud was arrested. It is believed he is
demented.
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DECREASE OF GAMBLING.
Monte Carlo Does Not Pay Nearly So
Well as It Did.

MONACO. April 30.-The shareholders Of
the company which controls the gambling
privileges here held meeting to-day and
dividend was declared of 175 francs.
This is 25 francs less than the dividend de-
clared last year, and the falling off is due
to decrease of 1000, 900 in the receipts.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-01
LEONARD CONVICTED.
The San Jose Bank Wrecker Guilty
of EmbeZZlement.

SAN JOSE. April 3O.-The case of 81. M.
Leonard. who has been on trial several
days for the enlightenment Of SS34S II Of
the defunct bank Of Santa Clara County.
was given to the jury this morning at II
o'clock after lengthy instructions had been
given by Judge Reynolds. During the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-01

afternoon the jury came into court three
times to have portions of the instructions
on which they were not clear reread. AT
$50 o'clock a verdict was agreed upon
finding the defendant guilty as charged.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-01
p.artw IL . P,ecions cir

And faultess teeth in lovely mouth is one OF its
greatest charms Be careful OF your teeth. and pre-
serve them by using SoZoDONT, that charming
dentifrice, which is perfectly harmless and sbso.
iptely indispensable to the toilet
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MERCHANT AND STATESMAN.
Death of Senator Stockbridge Of
MICHIGAN at Chicago.

CHICAGO. April Ex-senator Stockbrdge
of Michigan died in this city tonight. He
b ad been i'll for some time and had recently
been visiting relatives here.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-01
Francis B. Stockbridge was born in Bath.

Francis B. Stockbridge was born in Bath,
Me-, April g. 1896. After receiving CON-
mon school education he was clerk in
wholesale house in Boston from 1843 TO
1S47, when he went to Chicago and opened
lum ber-yard, being interested in saw
mills in Michigan. In 1851 he removed to
Albgan County. Mich. taking charge Of
his mills. He was elected to the Legis-
lature in 1869 and to the Senate in 1871.
As Republican he was elected to the
United States Senate to succeed Omar D.
Conger and took his seat March 4, 1887.
He was reelected in 1893 and his term
would have expired March 4. 1893.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-05
Cine ,nette 0nbtonr .

s. 6. Sbompfon, mel9er auf 8runb
elmer @ette bon ben 0ereinigten
@taaten na@ @iibzMmerita gu SUP
gebt, 1T bur9 bic Stabt Can So1e
in Gotta @tca 9etommen. @r fab
fart angegrtfen aus unb bic 2eute
gaften i'm mte Elm Wunbertbier an.
Gin Correspondent bate cine LANCE
l1nterbaltung nit linn unb bDrte Elm
paar munberbare @e14i9ten iiber feline
LANCE Tubreife. Sein @eiunbbeitsz
quit ano f@eint gut gu iein, aber ct 1T
auberorbentlt4 nerb0s unb 3ittert BE-
ftGn9g. I@r tpuroe photographic
unb nah benz eriten @otel gefiibrt,
tpo er ftp cine tii&ti9e Mabl3eit gut
|l@meden lteB. 9bompion apanbert
ieBt gen 8ogota, tuo ct in fiinfunbpierz
gig Sagen ein3utreFen gebentt.
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6ptcnenturnt In Gn8Ians.

@inem 8latt in Birmingham, eng
lamb, melbet iein 2onooner Core
iponbent, ct babe @runb gu glauben,
baB es Igenten Der fran3Diti@en @e,
gieruns gelunsen fei, in Mbite 9an
@ebeimniKe bes &riegsamtes in @rz
fabruns gu brin9en. Der @orreipon=
bent figt bin3u, man mile, bab @erz
lude ba3u eema@t puroen, unb bic
8eamter be5 &rtegsmintftertums be-
firdbten, baB bteie Weriu@e tbeilpetie
erfolgrei9 tparen unb bic Mgenten ber
fran30f1@en @esierung i'm @tanoe gez
tpeien ieien, 9enaue pldne u. I. m.
b1r 8efdtisungsperte au %'erlangen,
beren Grri9tung in Gibraltar beab>
fi@tigt ptro. Dieie 8efeitigungstperz
fe iol1en bon b0&fter ftrategii@er Be-
beutung fem unb in Tolge bet @ntz
bedung, bab bic fran3Dftf4e @e9ieruns
bic Pldne erlan9t bat, 1T bic ftrengite
l1nteriu@ung ar%1georbnet >porben.
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Gnt8tn8 Der 8oltsjuttts

Sn @bicagotp urbe am %. MGr3
auf ben 8rieftrdger %. 8. @ltHorb
BON Sup 8. Slmiteab, einem friiberen
9iilfs : 8rieftrdger, Elm Morbanfan
beriibt. Mn Der @de BON @lartz unb
Mabifon=S trabe, in einem Der belebz
teften Stabttbetle, f@oB 0lmiteab
Clifford bDn binten cine Rugel in ben
Ropf, unb. ala bteier f4ner berlebt
Der 2Gnge na@ binfiel, feuerte ct no&
3tpet peitere @@ufe, einen in bic rebz
te S@ultsr unb einen in bic @eite,
auf benielben ab. @te 3ablrei9en
pafanten, bic auf ben eriten @huB
erf4redt aufmertten, tparfe1 ft9 To-
fort auf ben M6rber, es murbe na@
einem Seil gerufen, bafelbe fanb ii9
fofort unb eben foute Der MDrber am
nd&iten 2aternenpfoften aufge3ogen
tperben, als cine ftarte Poli5eizMbtbeiz
lung eri@ien, itb bes MDrbers rai9
bemG@tt9te unb i'm ungea9tet bes
Mioeritanbes ber Menge in @i@erbeit
bra9te.
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3ele9rapbii6es.
araaerfeter fur RsNatb.

Sn 1uriu, Stalien, fanb am %.
MGra anlGbli4 bes 1obes Guotpt9
RoKutb's in Der 'epangeliiden Rir4e
cine Srauerfeier itatt. Der Sars mar
auf einem Ratafalt bor benz Mltare
a%ufaebabrt unb nit @lumer unb 3ablz
rei9en Rrdnaen bebedt. Cine Wnaabl
unaari11er Stubenten in benz malertz
f&en Mationaltoitim bielt bic @brenz
made. Die Rir9e tonnte taum ben
aebnten She'll Der sroben Qnoabl bet
ieit benz 9obe Rofutb's in .9urin peiz
lenben l1nsarn faTen. unb bic uebriz
aen batten in ber MGbe ber Stride poz
ito gefaBt. Mn bteler 9dufern &paren
Srauerabaeihen au bemerten unb auf
ben itdbtti9en @ebduoen pebte bic
Glasge auf 9albmait. .
Ma4 benz @ottesbienit tpurbe bic
2eide in feierlt4em 3use aab benz
8abnbofe sebra4t, UNI na4 8ubapeit.
Der unsarif@en 9auptftabt lbergefibrt
au merben. 2luf ben Straben btlbez
ten Munictpalsarbiften @palier unb
Sic getpaltige Meni@enmense entbloBz
te beim @i9tbartperben bes @arges
ebrerbietis bas 9aupt. Dem bon bier
pferben ge3ogenen 2eibenpagen folg>
ten bic @0bne unb MeFen bes Sob
ten gu Tube; ibnen i@loTen ii@ bic
3ablreider ungarti@en D%eputationen,
Ser @i3e<8irsermeiiter bon pet, Der
8irsermeiiter bon 4urin. Der @tabtz
ratb unb cine grobe Mnaabl italieniz
i9er @eieqi4aften, @artbalotgaroen,
Treimaurer etc. an. IS nurberl uber
3tpan3tg nit Srauerflor umbuqte Tabz
men i'm 3use setra9en. Cine ausgez
aei@nete Rapelle ipielte 9rauermdrz
lae. Mm 8abnbofe anselangt, uberz
qab ber 8irgeru1eiiter bon Surin nit
elmer feierlt9en Mnfpra&e bic 2ei&e
benz off3ieuen @erteter ber Stabt peit,
General 9irr. Dtefer unb einige aaz
'bere l1ngarn btelten ebenfals &nfpraz
den.
@uf benz 8abnbofe mar cine Mbtbeiz
lung Milttdr ~aufseitellt. Nls bet
3ug fi@ fir feline Tabrt in 8etpegung
na4 ber ungarif@en 9uuptftabt in
@emesung isBte, purben bret @alDen
a%bgefeuert.
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Qnaten ais MSrper.

Sn s beDenne@ ounth, Otluz
bona, tpurbe Elm furbtbarer Morb
beriibt. Cine Grau Wiliams Bate
ibren @duslins unter Der Obbut fei>
ner beiben dlteren 8riioer, bes feds
Sabre alien @ibfon unb zines nod
ilngeren Rnaben, gelahen. Mdbrenb
Der Mbpefenbeit Der Mutter f@li@ fih
@tbfon an bas 8ett bera1, auf nell
dem bas &inb lag, unb er19lug leg
teres nit einem Rniittel. Na4bem
bas Rinb get0btet tpar, f@leppten bic
betben Rnaben bic 2et9e binter bus
!9aus unb trafen Mnitalten, tie gu be-
erbisen. iebo@ tpuroen lie bel bieier
8ef4dftigung ertappt. @tbfon ntQ
feline @riinbe fir bic @rmorbung bes
Rinbes nt@t angeben.
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IA Gotta auslaufen. Die Bride, nell
DE I'M gantileper Stpl sebaut pirb,
tommt auf bier pfeiler ou ruben. 81
ner tommt auf bic Nerp Dorter, elmer
auf bic Gong Sslanber Seite uno
atpei tommen auf. 8ladpel's Sslanb
au eben. Die Bride ion Bis i'm Sab
Re 1896 fertisseiteQt fein unb Der Ros
itenaufpano tpirb fi& ni4t iiber bic
!9dlfte b~esienisen Der 8rOotlpner Bril-
de belaufen. Die 6ftlthen 8ridenz
berbinbunsen foQen in nit Der Song
Sslanb Mail Moab b%erbunbenen
Stablpiabutten befteben, nel@e nabe
Sunnpiibe erbaut tperoen. Die Bril-
de tpirb atpet S@ienenpese. boppelte
Gra9tpertebrsitraben unb GuBtpege
entbalten. tpel@e auf cine Spurtpeite
BON 10 S@tenengeleiien ausgebebnt
tperben fann.
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punben Bel, 10 bab beiTen 3uftanb isbt
Elm trtti{her 1T.


9ot springs. Mrt.. %. MGra.
Aeute Na@mtttag I'm 3 llbr tpurbe
biefe Stabt bon einem beftigen S9neez
fturme betmseiu9t. ga geitern bas
Metter nod febr f9Dn lpar, tpirfte Der
plDbli@e Gemperaturpe1iel I'm 10
iiberraidenber. @ie @liitbentnoipen
Der Sbftbdunne unb bic friiben @emii=
iearten limb berni9tet tporben. Das
S4neeseitober bdlt nod an.
Mi4 9ill, Mp. Dte talte 2uft=
tuel1e, bon tpel4er in Der Ma1t bie1e
@egenb beimseiu@t tpurbe, bat ale
8liitben ber pf1unoen= unb Riri4en=
bGume ertDbtet. Man befir9tet, bab
AUDI ber !9afer 10 ihtper unter benz
Groft s%elitten bat. bab Ct fi@ nt4t
mebr erbolen Tam.
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Rmr3e 9a8eSnemt8tetteh.

TN @bicagp itieg am %. Mdr3
ber Mei3enprets UNI 3 Gents.
Das @elbe Tteber in sc 10 beSaz
Metro begtnnt an 9eftigtett na@z
3ulafen.
Sm Capitol in Wabington
rt@tete Elm 3immerbranb %unbebeutenz
ben @4aoen an.
Die 8aummoQnebereten in q u 9 u
It a, Ga, habe1 geniigenb Mrbett fir
bic ndditen feds Monate.
Melbunger1 aus Darts befagen,
baB bic 3abl ber CUR 3ett bort meilen=
ben Mmerttaner auffaQenb gertng lei.
9te ST tie Mationalbanf in @rsat
Sails, Mont., bat tbr @efhdft na9
iieben Monaten LANCER pau1e tpteber
er1fnet.
Ser in @%aibtngton per1torbene
8unbes1enatpr Golquttt purbe auf
benz Moie 9tnzBriebbof in Maeon,
@a., beerbtgt.
M@t3ebn @tubenten Der ct. Yez
tersburger mebi3tnt}9en Mcabez
mie tpurben urter BET Mntlage, Ntbtlt=
iten gu fetn, perbaftet.
| Die Mrbeiter in ben 8ergtperfen i'm
&anapbazSbal IN Me IT 8irgtz
n MEN, 5000 an Der 3abl, baben bic
Mrbeit mteber aufgenommen.
a Sn Columbus, o., itarb 2teuz3
tenant Sobn Mleranber, Elm @rabuir=
ter bon Weit Potnt, tpdbrenb ct in eli
nem 8arbierldben raiirt murbe.
Der Mintiter bes Ssnner11 bat Sberit
Mm. s. @obp, C8ufalo 8tQ") er=
laubt, 125 Stour unb Gpman4es
fir feline buffalo &tu Mtlb We5t
.Sbop" an3uperben.
Der Stats enat bon s ID a nabm
bic gemeini ame &efolution an, tpona4
abermals Elm Observation-Disclosures
benz @olt CUR Mbitmmung u%nterbreiz
tet tptrb.
@ecorber @mptb in Rem Dort
bat ben 8egtnn ber @erDanblun9er
in benz 3~tpetten Pro3e1e gegen ben an
9ebli@en btelf a9en @iftm0rber Dr. 8.
c. s. Meper auf ben IL. Mprtl feit>
gefebt.
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ttnteraana etneS 1ambferS

Man melbet aus 2onbon: Der
englif@e Dampfer De33o, Captain
Stra9an, bon Baltimore. 1. Mdr3,
na@ 8riitol iant fieben Meilen norb<
oft bon Slfracombe in Golse zines 3uz
fammenftobes NIT benz S@ooner Sig
ale s. Mtlce. Capt. @tradan, atpei
Matroien unb Elm Stetparb tperbet
bermibt. Der ibrise Sbeil Der Manr<
f4aft, % Mann unb Elm Stenarb ge=
langten in ben S4iFsbooten glidli9
ans Qanb. Der S9poner tpurbe
f@per bef@dbigt na4 Slfracombe ge=
f@leppt.
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cine aabrt tn, ette.

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Georgia, tpelber am 4. b. M. bon
Glasgow abgtng, lit in Rem Dort
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bes gr0bten 9betles Der Gabrt nit btfz
ttsen @tiirmen gu tdmpfen unb lab
flint Sage lang 3pif&en @tsf4onen
feit, tpel4e auf alien Stiten BON Gisz
bergen umgeben tparen. Dim Is. b.
30. tpurben 3tpei ieiner 8%ugplatten bom
Gi}e eingeftoben unb bic MusbeKerung
bes angeri9teten S4abens beruria4z
te grobe S4niertgfett.