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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
GaIId Anniyersnry.

The fourteenth anniversary and reunion
of Holy Trinity Guild was held In the
parish building OF Old Swedes Church
last night. Bishop Coleman was assisted
BY Rev. l.. X. Miller IN conducting the
service. In speaking about the work OF
the guild the Bishop referred to the Rd.
vantage AMI duties which attached them.
selvea to u member OF such an orRuniza.
tion. Those who do not belong to the
guild. ha said. should join at once.
Referring to the condition OF the church
building. ho called attention to the fact
that these repalts should DO completed
before the bl.centeunlai OF the church.
which would tako place In 1893.
lie recommended that the guild form o
bl blceDtury club. The membeIs OF these
clubs should soliclt donations for the re-.
pair fund. The members of tho clubs
should agree to collect each 200 pennies,
201 n!ckels, 200 dimes and so on. After
the reunion there were refreshments
served in tho basement of the building,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
nIunic,pntCourt.

Sergeant William A. Shields deposed
that Maurice Tilghman keeps O store on
Sccond between Orange and Tatnalt
streets. He has the pavement blocked
with q chicken crate. push cart. vinegar
hhrrel and other things. He ad init ted
the offense and WINS fined IS and costs.
Officer Malloney this morning arrested
John Dugan at Front and Market street 8
while under tho influence of liquor He
was ordered to pay fiDs of IS and costa
or go to Jail for 80 days.
Officer Ford found Frank Byrnes.
youth OF IL years. on n step at Front and
West street early this IN rnlilg Ia drunk.
en- stupor. He was lined $l and costs.
John Lally was found by thb Same Off :
Ger also drunk. He was fined 50 aud
costa.
DR.. NJ. Misropian was charged with
disorderly conduct and using bad Ian.
guage. The Judge Imposed hue of $40
and ooete.
At tho session of the court last evening
Z Michael Anderson. colored, was charged
J with assault on William Lewis. On Tues.
day night during sparrlng match An.
/ dereon's list landed under LAWS jaw and
Lewis landed under the ropes. His head
came In contact with the hoor and the
man was rendered unconscious Ho was
all right last night and the Judge allowed
Anderson to go.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
Barbaric Dancing,

Tho queerest foe the women missionaries
hayo ever encountered is the dancing hnbit
in the Gilbert islands. The climate is salu-
brious, but warm, SO that the natives
dance by night and sleep during tho day.
The exercise proyokos great hunger and
thirst, SO that gorging and excessive
drinking are the result. The adults neg
lect and desert their work, the children
their schools and everybody the churches
A dancing spell often lasts several months
at q time. Both missionaries and mer-
chants try to stop the practice but this
far with but little success. 1t seems to be
relic of some forgotten heathen faith or
fotichism. York Mail and Express.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
DEAL AS.

RASH-Iu this city on Sept ESD. sos. Clay.
ton. eldest son of Lawrence and tho late
Lydia Rash. aRod years
DUGAN On September 23rd 1925. Bessie
daughter OF Henry and Margaret DuKan
aged eight years.
Relatives und friends are invited to att end
her funeral from the residence of her pnr.
ents. Southeast coruer OF A and Townsend
streets, south Wilmington. ON "Wednesday al
two o'clock. Services at ST. Mnry's Church.
lnternent at Cathedral enetery.
WlLEY-On Sc ptsmter IS. 1895. Katie A.
WHO OF Charles 5. Wiley nnd daughter o
Peter ID, aud Katie "A. Grithth in the 1Ll
year OF her age.
Relatives anu friends are inviteI to attend
the funeral from the residence oil her par
ents. No. 4O3 tast 3rd street, on FRIDAY utter
noon at 4 o'elCcki lntormcut Mt Rlverv lev
Cemetery.
PEARCE-on Sept 60 1895. BENJAMIN G
PearCe. nged 40 years.
Due notice oil funeral Will be given.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
The Ren, Fac 4. IN tne Case.

There has rarely been an event In the
history of nj odern am usemonts to which
more interest attaches than to the official
announcement now made for the first
Messrs. Cody 4 Salisbury OF the "Wilu
West" and Messrs. Barnum & Bailey.
Many rumors have been ailoat In oonnec.
tion with this event. but none of them
were In any sense authoritative. They
all pointed more or Iess to an amalRama-
tlon OF these two great enterprises into
one entertainment. The magnitude OF
each. no less thsn the diversity OF their
character. Is such that this was obviously
absurd. But the managers of both OF
these entertainments ure live men. pro-
gressive and fully abreast OF the tendency
of the times.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
IInndson,e ,.nuw winao.y.

We would call the attention OF our
readers to the handsome display of fall
and winter clothing made by Mr.. Max
Ephraim at HE New York Clothing House
prices speak for themselves. Boys' cloth
ing don't have to be gathered up In the
back aud yoar face turned to the looking
glass to show yoa what line "hL" he is
going to give you. Every garment Ia
well worth the price marked on them In
plain figures. We can recommend him to
our patrons as a merchant who deals fair
and honeRLlY Win eYerYbodY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
Capsiouu.

The onpsicum plant from which the
different varieties Of pepper are produced,
is indigenous to the tropical regions of
Europe, Asia, Africa and America. II
grows wild almost as we'll as under Guilt
walton In all these countries, and in each
Is used by the natives as u seasoning for
food. Its extensive employment has sug-
gestod TO medical theorists the thought
that 1t must be considered as natural
tonic for the stomach in tropical countries
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26

Mrs. Katie A. Wiley, died this morning
aged 26 years. Her funeral will take place
from her late residence 403 East Third
street, on Saturday. Interment will be
made at the Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery.
Benjalaln @. Pearce. well known re.
tired hotel keeper died this morning ut
the Clayton House. aged 20 years. Mr..
Pearco leaves two daughters and one son.
They ure Mrs, J. G. Morrow of this city
Mrs. ]. F. Writ OF Elkton. and MIR. Ii. NJ.
Pearcel st. Paul, MINI.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
Dedicated 20 Hospital Work.

Bishop Coleman yesterday afternoon In
q service of benedlction dedicated S.
Raphaers House, No. 1909 aud 10ll Tatnall
street, to the use OF st. Miohaets Free
Hospital for Babies. In the service the
Bishop was assisted by Rev. Charles q.
Murray. IL. Ashton Henry, ]. 8. Litteil. II.
NJ. Bartlett. XII. Ham III ond. E. O. Hoskins,
q. s. Gnsaner. Il. X. Miller and II. p.
Roche of Metrechlu. N. ].
After the service by the Bishop the Rev.
Charles Il. Murray delivered an address.
choosing for bis topic the Seven Angels
who stand In the presence OF God.
Following the address the clergy and
many OF the visitors formed procession
and going to each room OF the house, be.
ginning with a hymu and prayer at the
front door, left prayer and benedlotion
In each department.
Returning to the chapel the final coll
lects and beuedlctions were said. Msny
OF the visitors were Hospitality enterl aimed
at toa In the Church House.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
Paid blood Money.

Wm. Miller Of Middletown. was wit.
ness before the commissioners of accounts
who are investlgnting lha affairs of the
dock board In New York. He was told
that he would not get a lumber contract
unless he Joined tammany Hall. He afs
forward gave $500 TO Richard Crocker,
which was received by him as q contrlbu. .
ton Tor campaign purposes. lie never
was able to got any contracts. notwith.
standing his contributions or blood
money,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
Just One Year To-day

since we opened our doors for business at
sos Market street, We thank you one
and all generous public who have helped
us to build up a magnificent business
and made us the leaders for good Wi.
mington made to order clothing at popu.
lar prices. reputation We are justly
proud of. that we will protect and always
merit Our prices are as low as good
material and good workmanship will oil.
low.
We make suits to your measure for SI5,
els, $50 and s25.
Goats and Vests s1O. si2. s15. SIS, ..-,
OVercoats SIS els. ego. S93. -, i,F
Trousers IS, 81. s5 se-stratH
~. -s,.o -. Workmanship guaranteed
or money refunded. w. ii. Lockyer, Iin
porter and Tailor. S0S Market street
Branch at ore 202 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
An Open Letter,


To Our FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIc.-I wish
to tectify some mistakes In the DAILY
REPUBLICAN about our daughter. Instead
oil being helpless invalid for Ia years Il
was II months. AT the age Of years she
wac pariyzed. ever since bsen delicate and
very lame had to use brnoe. Fourteen
months ago she was taken suddenly very
ILL was entirely helpless, had TO be carried
and lifted like an iufant. we had the boat
OF Doctors who did her no q .greai deal.
q good 10 some waagtlo Belt and INF
hokes thos M Eectrie sif ard strength in thai,
One foot did hot touch the floor (bsnt
at tho knee); after using Hoke's applian.
oes four days. that foot was fiat on the
floor, In one week she could put her
weight on 1t. a few days after walked on,
two crutohes, in three weoks on one
crutoh and ut the end OF five weeks could
walk up aud down stairs without orutch
or cane. She walks better than she has
for the past 10 years. II has helped her
Ia many other ways.
She presented Prof. Hoke with her
crutches and brace as an incontrovertible
proof of her Improved condition and an
humble tribute to the virtue OF bls won.
derful appliances. Any one Wishing to
know ore about this case can see me at
6lS King street from ~ to o'clock every
day. VIM. W. TALLEy.
Written for tho benefit of all sufferers.
The crntches and brace you oan see OF
tho oilioe, 506 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26

The 5tate and County base ball mines
played d very exciting game of bali on
tho lawn at the Almsnouse on Wednesday
afternoon. The Trustees of tbs Poor and
numerous persons enjoyed the game.
Alr. Harvey Spruance received a hot liner
In tho mouth which cut his upper lip and
kee led him over on his back. The s0ore
was 20 to 20 In favor OF the State Hospital
nine.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
Returns Thanks,

wish to return my slnoere thanks TO
Champion Lodge, No. 6, X. of p. for their
unIiring faithfulness in years gone by, in
watching over my husband whenever he
was sick. Now l wish to return my sin
cere thanks to them for their prom ptness
In paying over to the widow the death
benefits.
Mps GEoRGANSA V. HAMaIIr.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
An Artes,nn Well,

The arteaian we'll which is being sunk
on Fifth street between Adams and jack
son streets has neceasltated tho boring
through OF 2C0 feet OF solid granite. The
well is being sunk for the Diamond State
Brewing Company an d In few days it
will be shot" with the view OF increasing
the water supply to sixty gallons min
ute. The well ls .'ehot" by means of dy-
namlte which Is forced into the bottom.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
Onstor Beans.

Several Castor Beans are growing In the
yard OF John McCloskey, No. TOT Adams
street. which are nine feet In height. Tns
leaves extend yard from the stem. ind
are three.Quaaters of a gard In width. To
us tho slze seemed to be very unusual. but
a gentleman who formerly resided near
Smyrna, declared he had seen CaatoE
boeue 20 feet In height
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
Oniiforu,. Peachn..

MIR. A. Gians. who occupies the base.
mont at Third and King STREETS, has re.
ceived few boxes OF California peaches
which he is selling at $I.25 Dor box. In
connection with banans. he 10 doing quite
large and paying business He is quito
elever. and popular with hls many GUS
tomere
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
Roturded Home.

MIR. Zacarlhh Dennis and wife have re-
turned from six weeks visit 10 their
daughter, Mrs Lantz. Mt Thompsontown.
Juniata County. Pa, In good health and
spirits, and oil who wish boots and shoes
repaired should call at No. slS East Third
street. as he is prepared to accommodate
them
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
Prenchern, ,len,i1 10.

y. The members of the Preachers' Relief
Association of the Delaware Conference
OF the U. A. Nj. T.. Connection met In The
u. A. NJ. Z. Church. French street above
t3th, at 1880 this morning and continued
In session all day There will bs preach
tpg at ooloci this evening by Rev. Wm.
h Guy pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26

A private party of eome twenty vii.
ming tonians lsft ih's morning on the
steRnar Reoublle for Cape May. They
Will have boanteCus dinner served up to
the II ul one OF he hotels at Cape HAY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
n save. I.iye- Evcry Dnv.

Thousands of cases of Consumption.
Asthma Coughs. Colds and Group are
cured every day by Shilohs Cure. For
sLreete,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
A Ballky Iborpe,

One OF Deputy Caren No arn4-I -
Ralsea M6ihd MT6h any dc. oner Jhandler's horses
jrcas.. -. -.a,ls attached to the wagon on
e.lsss Third street this morning Before
II could be Quieted ths Rui NAL kicked and
damaged the dash board.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
W cT.u co,vs,,,ou.

The aixteenth annual convention Of the
Womnn's Christian Temperance Union
will be held at Milford on October ., s and
4. Mrs. Robert II. MatlRck will conduct
the opening services, which will bs held
In tine II. u. Churoh
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
c,u,,o Ciu.s.

J. T, Clymer'e class In vocal music will
reopen with entert ainment September "a.
at D. IN. An persons desiring to Join
arc invited First lcsson October 4.
Studio 6I2 Shlpley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
Fell Under IA Train.

Patrick Hesslon, middle-aged white
man. fell under a moving b. & .. Railroad
train at Market street shortly before 2
O'Clock this afternoon and had his left
arm taken of. He is at tho Delaware
Hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
THO Ills of yyou,eu. .

Constipation causes m ore than hair the
Ills of women. Karls Clover Root Tea Ia
O pleasant cure for Constipation. For
sale by N. B. Danforth, 2nd and Market
3tIeets,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
A Nn,nrnl nennt,nrr.

Karps Glover Root Tea purifies the
blood and gives clear and beautiful
complexion. For sale by N. b. Danfortn.
2nd and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26

The Union Holiness meeting this even
ing NJ MIR. Wyatts, No. 507 West Fourth
street, will be led by Mrs. Stuart and Mrs.
Kelley. ALI are Invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
A Murderer Is-cnpe.

During quarrel at Port Deposit, NIch-
olas Mickes was fatally stabbed on Sun.
day. He was taken to a Baltimore hospi.
tai whsre he died. Laurence White, the
alleged stibber. has not been captured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
AIiisnna,,,n,andII.

Ask your physician. your druggist and
your friends about Shlloh's Cure Tor Con.
sale by N, B. Danforth and and Market
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
AFnct worth Knoyytuu

Consumption. LaGrippe Pneumo MIA,
and all Throat and Lung diseases are
cured by Shiloh's Cure. For sais by N. B.
Dauforth. 2nd and Market streeLs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
sudtien DeatI,,

Mrs. Mary Morris, OF Philadelphia who
has been vlsiting her sister. Mrs. A. d.
Vandeyer, died this morning at 7.80
o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
QUOTATIONS
Reported by
uEAI.D * COMPANY,
Bankers md BFolsers.
Seventh and Market Street,

Investment and Securities yieidinx
from tot per cent
orders for tho purchase and salo of
stocks and Bondson Commission axoout.
ed ut all the stock erohnnRea
Private telegraph wires to Now York.
Philadelphia. boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters OF Credit Ia
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
Railroad Safe Robbed

During the early hours yesterday morn.
ing burglars entered the rail road office
al Rldgely Md. The safe was blown open
aud $1,000 In a strong box carried of.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
t,mbr.t,a F,.uua,

The person who lost an umbratlA on
WashlnRlo lon street on Saturday evening.
can get the same by calling at No. 3ll
West Eleventh slreet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26

John d. Kelley and Eugene Sayers have
been named as members of the Commit
tee on Platform and RESOLUTIONS by tho
lrlsh National Convention Ia session at
Chicauo
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
NJ AIARRI.AGEs.

JoNEs-MUNRoE-on ss,edhessa,.-
sy oy hsN; JaInsse feceIpts = .ntember Il H. 1895
gle Skfng be!laden. William NJ. Jones and Mag
-aa.---.. uilroe. both OF this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
proceealns. i cours,

The Boyd vs. Morrow case wasresums !
In Superior Court this morning by u
examination OF Nrs. Martha Bovd
Knowles &c ...t to --s .s ss svr uonvaF,o,,s.s
sss:... transactions ....; .......; nsa trustees a.
connecting lux between them AMI Mr.
Morrow. Mr. Emmons objected and ths
testimony WAS not admitted.
George Almond aud W. NJ. Boyd feeti.
He'd that about two years ago In the oficr
OF George q. Maris, they heard him sny
that II tho satisfaction was written upoi
tho back OF tho particular mortgage tina.
he must have received authority to do ft
Mr., AIntls after being reoalled admitted
that he might have said within the past
few days to AIr. Almond that he did mol
have any recollection as TO whether d
Letter, was presented to him or not But
to tina beet OF his recollection he would
not say that he did not have letter from
AIR, Morrow at the time.
Mr. Morrow was also recalled and said
no mnde no agreement to pay OH the
other mortgage He nsvsr wrote letter
TO Murs or Robinson authorizing the
tntisfnctlon OF the m mortgage.
tGief Justice Lore testified to converse.
ilon had with one OF the trustoes relative
10 tho disposition of the trust funds. He
knew nothing about the loan association
mortgage.
1he court then granted Mr.. Knowles
motion for jury OF inquisitlon, but FUR
ther action was deferred until the Novem.
Der term.
The mandamus case OF Joseph Casn vs..
the Reliance Fire Company was then TAX
ed up. VIM. y. Hllles and Josiah Maryll
appeared for Cash and Lewis q. Vande.
grit and OK Attorney General John Bivga
Tor the company. MIR. Vsndegrlft mo.
TONED to dismiss the application for the
unit, because there appeared nowhere In
the petition anything to show that Cash
would suffer pecunary loss.
His contention was that In order for the
court TO have Jurisdiction the petition
must show that there 10 attached some
pecunisry profit or emolument Other
wise IL would be q oase for proceedings To
equity. Authorities were cited and be
argued upon the law points brought out.
MIR. VandeRrft argued that the case was
proper ono for superior Court.
Upon motion OF Francis Il. Hoffooker
the case OF Eiihu Jefferson VS.. David
Lemon and Company was dismissed tor
want OF prosecution. The case has been
on the court record slnce 1878.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
knrl,. uIo,er I,nn, rea

Is sure cure for Headache and nervous
diseases. Nothing relieves SO quickly.
For sale oy n. Is. DanfoTth. 2nd aud Mar.
ket atrUsLa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
Nur LII. Hnn,I.

While opening an oyster. the knits
slipped. cutting the left hand OF Trustee
Toman very severaliy. For all that he
umpired the game OF ball OF Farnhurst
yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
For Dyspepsla

And Liver complaint you have a printed
guarantee on every bottle OF Shiloh's Vi
tallzsr. II never falls to cure. For sale
by N. B. Dnnforth, 2nd and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26

The furniture belonging to the estate
of s. A. Lucas will be sold at public sale
at 800 East Sixth street tomorrow morn
Ing at 10 O'Clock by auctioneer Hukill
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26

Strictly one price, and if dis.
satitied with your purchase we
will return your money. All
goods marked in plain figures.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26

Health and sweet LreIIh secured, by
Bhlloh's Gatarrh IiuInrdy Price 80 cents
Nasal Injector trRe. For sala by N B
Danforth, End aud Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
TnermomciricnI Record.
US. DEP ARTMENT OF AGRIUULrURR
wEATHEE BUREAU OFFICE
BALTIAI DIE. MD. Sent. 2h-

The tabis below l.lves the tempera
ture and the state CT tho weather at
q. m. to-day at tue stations named:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
The Mcni,,er.

Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy, with rain OH the coast, and
rather Cooler. Somewhat similar condi.
tions will probably prevail on saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
cnInr RI. Cured.

Nesslaln. sign pa nter, 7ol Weat Eighth
street. Phone 294
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26

Well dressed. Why
is itp Their clothing
comes from good
makers, those who
combine style and
quality of materials
and trimmings. Some
people think t h a {
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
THE TEMPERATURE

The Thermometer at the REPUBLICAN
Office to- day:
To'olock. 10 o'clock. 2o'clook.
70 IS 90
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13
Irmeub Cd 6rbe.

Sn ber am Ssreitas absebaltenen 8er'
iummIuns beridtete Der 8eb6roe. .InnaIt,
oab bic Goaeftoren bon rIdltdnbisen
Stsuern baS &e9t baben, Strafen sr
ben Steuern su iesen unb 9iidtsablenbs
oafiir einseitedt perben f6nnen. Gibbons.
auf beiien Gntras ber Nntpalt iein Gut.
adten absab, mar nidt NIT bemfeIben
sufrieben unb erfldrte. er tperbe bic .Sabl.
uns ieiner biesidbrisen Steuer beripeis
germ unb iomit einen Brobefaa fir bic
Su6e beraufbeibn6ren.
Sefretar 9pnett bsridtete, 6aB er mil
prdiiosnt 2ansitaff eine Sonferens nit
Or. 8ibbIs bon ber Staatsbebbrbe batte
unb iiber baS neue @eieB pOatdnoise
8larbeit erIanste.
Srau Sipan bate einen Sal in benz
Diitritt bon Gibbons su unteriu6en unb
CAB ibrem @ritaunen iiber bic sroBe Gins
sabl bon sebeimen &neipen baieIbt gtuS.
orud.
Sine sIn3abI llnterifiibunesseiude
tpurben erIebist unb mad SdIuB ber
0eiddfte fanb cine informeae Disfufion
iber 8eridiebeneS itatt. unter bieiem bic
grridtuns elmer 8apeqe unb Der 3u6i
ben Shafen auf Der Irmenfarm.
Supt. 8eemer beridtete l63 Sniafen,
BON benen l22 mdnnIiben unb Al ipeibs
liden @eidIedtS linb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-13

-9ie SHERIDAN Rcnument 'gIFocia.
tion tpirb am 26. Oftober in Der Wuiit
Saue cine Sair er5ffnen, bic einen Dio.
nat bauern iol unb baS baburd erbaltene
8eIb tpirb bem Soub Der Statue bes
General Sbsriban sufIieben.
na- @ir iinb 8eriaufs.asente in
SCRANTON fir ben SO ,.8otbam Sut" ,
Elm bIbider, erfsr 8IaiIe Derbp. banb.
sema6t. sarantirt ebenio gut su iein tpie
irsenb elm SIS Sut i'm Narfte; mir baben
oenielben in idpars unb braun, in fIei'
men, mittelmdBieen unb sroben Duitern
Bell 8leiberbauS. $50 2ada. Ipe.
Ser Staatsconbent bes farbieer
@runb nniteb Orben Der Obb Sedoipa
taste am Dienitas uno Diitttpo6 bier
unb bradte aus allen Tbeilen beS Staatei
DeIeeaten basu bierber. Wtittipod
RadmittaS fanb cine bibide 8arabt
itatt unb Sann tpurben bic DsIesaten in
Der Muiif SalIe bon Rep. M'@ee anse'
rebet. Den S6IuB Der Sibuns bilostt
am Ibenb elm Bal.
Die bisiisen 2iqu0rbdnbIer batter
am 0iitttpod Nadmittas in Raub'i
Saae an @pomins 9lpsnue cine Ser.
iammIuns, UNI 8orbereitunsen fir Der
Gnbe beS WlonatS bier tasenoen Staats.
conpent Der 2iqubrbanoIer su treffen
SO tpuroen in Der 8eriammIuns beri6ie'
oene Btdne erDrtert unb bann bei6loIen,
am nd6iten Uiittipo6 cine ipeitere Ser.
iammIuns absubaIten, ipann bic Gomites
ernannt tperben ioaen.
- Nbrabam Sits bonn glorbenbe mie.
tbete am Iebten Sreitas in @uiid's 2eib.
tau Elm 8ferb unb 8uti6e, bic er midi
;uriidbradte. gs nurbe ipdter in gr.
fabruns eebradt, baB er bic NuSitattune
an einem seipifen 2piprp in 9apIor bers
taufte unb Elm Su6befebI bradte iie ami
5asesIidt uno ibrer gisentbiimerin tpie.
Der suriid. Gin gerbaftsbefebI III fiji
2itts aussefelIt iporoen unb Elm Gonitab,
Ter befinbet iid auf feiner Spur.