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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-12-12
MANIFESTATIONS OF JOY
At the spanish Capital Over the News of
Maceos Death.

MADRID, Dec. iO,-Wednesday nights
popular manifestations OF Joy over the
reports of the death Of the rebel lead
err, Antonio Maceo, was of the most
enthusiastic character. An excited
crowd gathered in front of the pre-
lecture and the town hall, cheering
aud shouting, and the mayor APP
peared upon tho balcony Of
the hall and Joined in tho "vivas"
for Spain and the Spanish army.
The governor of Madrid, who
was watching the demonstration,
caused the United States legation to
be protected by gendarmes. The
crowds, after shouting themselves
hoarse In front OF the town hall,
marched to the war Office, where they
sent deputation TO wait upon
the minister of war and congratulate
him upon the death of tho Maceo.
From the war office they went to
the military club, whose building was
illuminated. After cheering in front
of the Military club, the crowd re-
traced their steps and endeavored to
march to the United States legation,
but they were prevented by the police
from doing SO. Having been turned
back by the police, the mob went to
the offices of the Impartial and the
Herald, each OF which newspaper was
cheered wildly. The crowd then went
to the residence Of the captain-general
of Madrid, where the guard presented
arms to the mob.
The news Of the death of Maceo was
received in the provinces with every
manifestation of delight, each town
demonstrating its joy to the fullest
extent of its lung power. Tremendous
demonstrations were held in Cadiz,
Valencia and other cities and the
bourses Of Madrid and Barcelona
each went up one point on the
strength of the news. The strug'
gle of the populace to obtain
the special editions of the newspapers
announcing the death Of the rebel
leader was unparalleled, and every
newspaper Office was beseiged until a
late hour.
The cabinet council has been post.
poned on account of the illness OF Pre-
mier Canovas Del Castillo.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-12-12
THE TEXAS TRUST LAW.
Its Con stitutionality to be Tested In the
Federal Courts.


New YORK, Dec. 1O.-A special to a
morning paper from Waco, Tex, says:
The grand jury of McLennan county,
two years ago, returned an indict-
ment against the officers and incor-
porators of the Standard Oil Co., in
Guiding John d. Rockefeller, Henry
NJ. Flaglery, II, Clay Pierce and 9TH
ers, in which the men indicted were
charged with violating the Texas
trust law. No arrests were made ex-
cept the agents, as the governors of
the states In which the most promi-
nent defendants resided refused to
sign writs Of extradition.
In order to get the case into the fed
eral courts to obtain an opinion as to
the constitutonality of the trust law,
I. A. Austin and VIM. Grace, two state
agents who were included in the in.
dictment, were surrendered by their
sureties and afterward brought into
the federal court on writ of habeas
corpus. The hearing will take place
In few days.
In this way Mr.. Rockefeller hopes Il
get rid of the indictments in which he
is involved, together with his asso'
ciates and agents.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-12-12
FlFTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
Second Session.)
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-On motion of
Mr.. Aldrich rep, r. IL it was agreed
that when the senate adjourns to-day
1t be until Monday.
A bill to authorize the judges of the
United States district courts to ap-
point stenographers was introduced
by Mr. Allen (pop., Neb.) and was re-
ferred to the Judiciary committee.
A resolution was offered by Mr..
Sherman (rep. o. and was adopted for
the appointment of three senators to
make the necessary arrangements for
the Inauguration Of the president
elect on the 4th of March next.
At the close of the morning busi-
ness, Mr.. Cullom addressed the senate
on the subject of Cuban
independence. lie prefaced his
speech with the introduction
of n Joint resolution declaring that
"The extinction of Spanish title and
the termination of Spanish control in
the islands at the gateway of the gulf
of Mexico are necessary to the welfare
of those islands and of the people of
the United States"
At the conclusion of Mr.. Cullom's s
speech, Mr.. Call (dem., Fla.) took the
floor and spoke on the Cuban ques-
tion.
HOUSE.
@. ]. Boatner, elected from the Fifth
Louisiana district, was sworn in by
Speaker Reed.
Under the call of committee Mr.
Scranton (rep. Pal, from the commit
tee on territories, called up the bill to
restrict ownership Of lands in the ter
ritories to American citizens, holders
of present titles to be protected.
By vote of 104 to the house passed
the bill prohibiting the sale OF intoxi-
eating liquors in the capitol.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-12-12
ALAS, POOR hAOEO |
NO Doubt Remains as to the Fate
OF the Valiant Leader
Of THE INSURGENTS N PIsAR DEL HIO,
D.. Maxine Zsrtueha, Who was For
merly Maceo's Physician, Has Sur
rendered, and Tells How the
Great Soldier was Killed.

HAVANA, Dec. l0.-Dr. Maxine Ter
tueha, who was formerly Gen. Antonio
Maeeo's physician, has surrendered to
Col. Tort, at San Felipe, and confirms
the reports of the rebel leaders death,
which occurred at 2 p. m. on December
], in the engagement between the reb-
els under Maeeo and the Spanish troops
under Maj. Cirujedas.
Maeeo received one bullet, which
penetrated his head, breaking his Jaw
and passed out at the union of the
neck and the shoulder, and was also
wounded by another shot, which
struck him in the stomach.
Another attempt has been made to
discover what disposition has been
made Of the rebel leaders body. A
delegation OF correspondents OF the
foreign press and reporters of the local
newspapers have gone in the direction
of Hoyo Colorado, to make an investi.
cation in that vicinity, where it is be-
lieved the body was buried.
1t was rumored in Havana Wednes-
day night that II the body should be
found it would be brought to this city.
A great deal of speculation is being
INDUCED in here as to the reason why
Gen. Weyler encampsd near Guanajay
Wednesday and left the field, taking a
direction that is not known here. The
steamer Magallanes has left here for
Mariel, and Is at Gen. Weyler's dis.
posal.
Gen. Bosch has had serious encoun'
ter with a party Of rebels at Santa Rita
Del Caute and Manzanillo, dispensing
the enemy with a series OF cavalry
charges and artillery fire. 1t is be
lieved that the losses Of the rebels were
very heavy. The Spanish had one man
killed and six officers aud t3 privatcs
wounded.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-12-12

WASHINGTON, Dec lO.-No official in.
formation regarding the alleged death
of Gen. Maceo and young Gomez has
been received by the department of
state.
Senor De Lone, the Spanish minis
ter, called on Secretary 0lney. In re.
ply to an inquiry for news from Cuba,
he said that he had received nothing
later than the cablegram of Wednes-
dau
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-12-12
SIX MEN WITH NERVE
Hold Up aii iron Mountain Train
Within st. Louis.
EXPRESS CAR FORCED WITH DYNAMITE.
It vas a Through Car. However, with
Burglar-Proof Safes. and th- Rob-
b.rs Fisd in Disgust Without
Dollar Of Booty.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. iO-That ST Louis
is infested with nervy, desperate rob
bers, who laugh at the efforts OF the
police to effect their capture, becomes
more apparent every day. The latest
phase Of the epidemic OF crime is
daring attempt at train robbery.
At the unprotected crossing of Bates
street, Carondelet, aud the St. Louis &
Iron Mountain railroad tracks, Iron.
Mountain passenger train No. o.,
which left the Union station at s;s5
o'clock Wednesday night, was held up
by six masked men.
The men were heavily armed, and
covered the engineer and fireman with
their revolvers. Two Of them re-
manned at this point, two others sta
toned themselves at the rear OF the
baggage car to keep the train crew
aud passengers from coming to the
rescue of the engineer aud fireman,
and the remaining two Of the desper-
ate party proceeded to blow open the
express car with dynamite.
Cool, deliberate and nervy as the
hold-up was, the robbers secured no
booty They were successful in blows
ing open the express car, but 1t was a
through car, and they could not open
the safe containing the money. The
robbers were foiled. and, realizing
their mistake they fed from the scene
the moment following the opening OF
the car, disappearing in deep thicket
near the side OF the road.
1t was bold attempt, well planned
aud carried out with the utmost atten-
tion to detail When the train was
first stopped but little notice was
taken of the fact by the passengers or
the train crew, but it was only for a
moments and then, with the disap-
pointment of the bandits and their
disappearance In the darkness, the
greatest excitement followed.
The first mau to notice the unusual
halt OF the train at the Bates street
crossing in Carondelet was Conductor
Hall. lie was In one of the rear cars
at the time, but started to the front OF
,ne ruin 70 see whas .ne .roao,. was
press car and sprang to the ground he
found himself looking into the muzzle
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was IN charos ~ the car but as th,
doors vere Aims forc.d be Too vo,
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-12-12

New YORK, Dec 1o.-The British
steamer Clarissa Radcliffe, coal laden,
from Pcnarth, for New York, is ashore
On Great South Beach, opposite Bell
port, L. | Her cargo is being thrown
overheard and the life-savers have a
line over her for any emergency.
LATER-A dispatch from Fire Island
says the steamer was floated without
assistance, and IA now uader way for
this city,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-12-12

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. The WASH
ington Tilaes saysl Hon. Nelson
Dingley, Jr., Of Maine, is to DO the
next secretary of the treasury, This
statement Is not official, but comes
from SUCH a source that there can be
no doupting that portfolio will be
rendered Nv niagley and aeesptsal y
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-12-12
CROP CONDITIONS.

Practically No Change in the General
situation.
CINCINNATI Dec. 10. The Price Cur
rent summarizes the crop conditions
for the past week as follows:
There has been practically no change
in the general situation of the wheat
crop and of interior sentiment.
Wheat is regarded with confidence at
current values because of its scarcity,
and corn because of its low price.
The weeks packing of hogs amount.
cd to $4,000, against 500, 600 for the
corresponding week year ago.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-12-12
A RAPID MARRIAGE.
II Occurred on a Queen q Crescent Train
Running Forty Miles an Hour.

II Occurred on Queen d Crescent Train
Running Forty Miles an Hour.
LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. 1o.-For fear
of being intercepted at Lexington,
Deputy Sheriff J. T. Beagle, of Grant
county, and Miss Mary Robinson, OF
Williamstown, were married on the
Queen & Crescent train, Wednesday, a
few miles this side of Hinton. They
had started to Lexington and met on
the train Rev. DIR. Davis, whom they
we'll knew, and confided their secret to
him. The minister at once summoned
the train crew as witnesses, and per.
formed the ceremony, making them
man and wife while the train was run
ming at the rate Of 40 miles an hour
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-12-12

Kasrs Case Hopeless and Lady Ii.a
Scott Ill.

LONDON, Dec. 1o.-The condition OF
Frederick Kast, co-defendant with
Lady Tina Scott, John Cockerton and
william Aylott in the action for Grim
inal libel brought against them by
Earl Russell, who is i'll with neu-
monia. Is now regarded as hopeless
he having suffered relapse. Lady
Tina Scott is also i'll with fever and is
in n critical condition.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-12-12
Fading FOR CUBA.
L. OF Senator Shelby NJ. Cul-
lom, of illinois,
EIHG FOR CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.
L.. IS No Precedent for In,erfer
1. BY the United States, Let Va
Establish One, as We Have
on Other Occasions.

LsaISGroN, Dec. i0-Following
he salient points of the speech de
Ia in the senate by Hon. Shelby
hllom, of Illinois, in support OF
resolution declaring that "the ex.
Hon Of Spanish title and the termi.
|ou Of Spanish control in the islands
Il gateway of the gulf of Mexico
necessary to the welfare of those
has and OF the people of the United
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-12-12
naath of M. Rousseau.

PARIS, Dec. 10. Tho colonial oiice
has received information OF the death
OF NJ, Rousseau, governor Of French
Indo.ohlnal NJ Hanoa'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-12-12

SAN RENO, Dee, IQ-~Herr Nobel, the
celebrated inventor Of explosives, died
here WeandsAaY VyaalnE,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03

5nIano.
COLORADO.

- Gr mar I6ulolOs. - 8ele9entlt9
bes furbtbNren 8rubenun9lllfes, wel=
Dies 1ib @noe 6ebruar os. 50. in Nep
Is Il lie ereignete, muroe elm Seut=
iber N0mens 60rl S6mtot u1ter Dem
Neroa6te perbuftet, ben &Offer zines
Der Derun9lildten 8rubeuarbeiter 9eOtf=
net uno 9epliinoert 81 baben. Ter
lnniQe Der NepOlterung mar 10 grOB,
boB S1miot nrr nit tn0pper Notb
.inem GDn6Qeri6te ent9In9. 9Sie Die
8eri6tsperbanolun9 inoelien ieBt er=
Qeben bat, 1T Der 8ertlu9te O0li8 ur=
ibuloi9. gr Ofnete ben &Oter auf
GrIuden Der 6rau Oes SerunQliitten,
mel6e 8elo BARN permutbete. Sas
@elo muroe BON S6miot aber niht 9e=
funoeu, iOnoern ipdter on elnem anoes
rem Srte eutoeft, Sur6 einen oers
bQu9niboolen Srrtbum manote Ii6 9ss
gen S6miot Der obi6eulihe Seroaht
oes TiebitObls, bon benz er nun aber
9ldn3enO 9ereini3t oaitebt. S6mlot
befono li6 felt 6ebruGr in Saft uno
feline unQliifli6e 6amilie wdre oerbun=
CERT, bGtten ii6 nibt eini9e eoeloens
tenoe Geute ibrer dn9enommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
Matne.

- Seltene Spren0un9. Nus benz
,8ronits StOot" miro 6Ol0enOes mits
Qet6eilt: SSu ben 8ranitsS teInbriihen
bel yong Cove funo oieIer Gage
cine Spren9unQ ltatt, Die Iie wObl iels
fen nOrtOmmen b~iirfte. Su einem
Selienberq mar Elm GA 6uB tiefer
Sdubt 0e0raben wOrOen. YOm 6uBe
beiielben aus grub man mad ben Seis
ten bin swei Sunnsl bon %, reip. 20
SUB 2dnQe, an oeren @nbe man le cine
Spren9luounQ BON q SOnnen BUILDER
leQte, oOs bOnn mittelit @lettri3itGt ents
Siinoet Wuroe. Die Q8irtun9 mar cine
Qem0lti9e. Der oanse @ipfel bss
Sii9els Durbe 60 big Is SUB in bic
SObe Qeihleuoert; einSelne fSelsItiife
fIOQen mebrere Sunoert Ynros melt.
Nuf cine Weile in bic &unoe bebten
Die SGuier uno taum cine einSi9e Sem
iterideibe blieb gang. 9as gang iel.
tene S6nuIpiel bate aus Der hinge,
9eno cine Nten9e Heu9ieri9e an9slOtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
Iem SerieD.

- Seine SOhseitsreiie per SicDcle
trnt tiirSlih Elm Sur6brennerpaar BON
Gliiabetb, New Seriep, an. 9as
Yaar, Elm 2~4jdbri9er lun9er Mann aus
Sem Oort uno cine 20 Sabre alte
Sh6ne BON Staten Sslnno, eridien in
Se9leitun9 elmer Sdnte Der SrOut uno
3tpei Setannten bel einem 6rieoensri6=
ter in @liiabetb, lieB lid BON Dem Be-
amten in bic betannten ROienieieln
i1nieoen uno be9ab lt6 oann iOfOrt
per 5weiliBi9em 6Gbrr0o auf bic So.
ni0monoreile. Die Gltern oes WtQos
hens botten Der ebeli6en 9%erbinoung
oppOnirt; nit Silfe Der 9uten Sante
aber prroe bic 6lu6t betusrtiteal9t.
- Sas @eIi6t an Der @ano. Gin
Saus in Orange, miro bon Neu0ie=
ri9en bela9ert, Die ein 6~rauengellht
al Der g9ano zines 3immers, pslbes
lid bort plOBlih 9eSei9t bGben iOl,
w0breno bas 3immer 9elueiBt wuroe.
ieben mOlen. GOr fiinf Sabren wuroe
bic oamali9e SeiiBerin oss Sauies.
Sruu WOnaban, in ibrem 3immer tOot
auf9efunoen. 9a bic Srau oorber
INNER 9siuno uno mlllltsr 9eweieu, 10
erre9te ibr pl0Blider Sob Iuire9ung
in Der Nadbarihaft. Die Nadbarn
oebaupten jeBt. oab oas an9eblibe Bib
6rau Wtonaban's 8eli6t oaritele uno
oaB benz Sauie unbeil orObe. Die Ye.
wobnerin oes Sauies, Srau Wit9el,
beiinoet iid in GROCER Iufre9uns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
Die 0Tentli6e Weimnns ber=
auSgermiem. Gin 3pii9enfau, mi

WV
fpl9enber Tam nldt perfeblen Die
Offentli6e Meinun9 berausSurufsn.
Serr SObn Sin5e. Elm ae0dteter Siir9er
bon Ylsmarf. WO., ldBt ii6 fOl9enoer.
maBeu barber aus: vNnfan9s Sa-
nrar oieies Sabres, aIs i6 bic prObe=
tiite bon Sorni's Nlpentrduter glut=
belebsr srbielt, mar id in eInem iebr
tritiiden 3uitunoe. SD tOnnte peoer
ellen nod arbeiten. aud tOnnte id oes
Na9ts ni6t i6lafen, DIT bate i6 Qn=
fdQe bon S6winoel uno Ser5tlOpfen
uno msnu i9 etwGs 9e9elien bate,
fiilte lid mein Wta9en nit 8aIen on.
Oils i9 6Orni's alpentrauter Slut.
belsber spei @OSsn 9sbraudt bate.
fiblte i6 mid beoeuteno better. oOb i'd
fubr nit Dem 8ebrau4 oeiielben fort
uno jeBt 1T msin Geioen peri6wunosn.
Gs 1T nun uniere Sausmeoi3in fir
Sleiu uno 8rOB. Nu4 bat lid oieies
Seilmittel iebr beliebt 9era6t in Der
Nadbaribaft uno Seosrman lobt es
als cine quite SamiliensW soiSin. Wir
aber tOnnen Geioenoen nit Nufridti9-
felt surufen. baB 6orni's Qlpenirluter
glutbeleber Elm wabres SilfsmIttel 1T
fir 10 man1e &eioen.
Sobn j. Sinse."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
Connecticut.

- @artentbee. 9os 1T Der idbne
Ramen i'm Staote Connecticut fir
Npfelmeiu. 2uut zines geri6tes aus
81 Orwid d. GOnn., ipiro oieIes unter
falI6er 6la99e ie0elnoes 8etrdnt in
oieiem Sabre in Siile uno 6itlle oOrs
bonoeu isin. oG Die Grnte Der Wtustat=
nuB=gepieI Geuer cine 10 reide it, oaB
- ME es 4. y. b%eiOnoers in Der bil9e=
IiQen 8e0eno oes Dltliden Connecticut
6luIics Der Sail 1T - Die obfaIlenoe
reiie 6ru6t ben 9anseu SOoen beOedt.
Sn Winobom GOuutp 'OLl Die Iru1t
tbotid6lid 10 bid in Den @drten lIe0cn,
boB CO fat mmOalid lit. oorln umbers
su9eben. Die Gi9entbiimer limb oaber
aud TAFT rutblos uno willen nl9t, mas
iie nit benz rei6en NpfelIcQen 0n'an=
gen ioleu. 9ti6t ben 5ebnten Sbeil
Der 9lepIel oermOgen lie einSubeimien.
Tie @ilte Der glepIel IOu in oleiem
Sabre cine pOrSii0liAere iein als le
sluOr, oU ober Die WtQrtte nit oieier
6rl6t f0rmlib iiberlaOen limb. piro
fir o0s Gnb ielten mebr Ols 40 Gents
be3ablt, mclbes Dem @ertGuier MIR
einen iebr 9crin9en 9rOiit ii6ert. oa
er olein fir on5 8ebinoe uno oas Iufs
iu6en Der gepfeI rs Gents per SAB
perous0uben muB. Ser NpfelSiidter
5iebt es oOber Dor. gauge N%a9enlaOuns
Qen ieiner WustotuuB=2 epfel nad Der
Miible 81 bringen, I'm Oaraus gpiel=
pein 81 %9etuinnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03

Der 60rlter 6. g., oui Die Spur zines
Sdren ltoBeno, I'M 98uloe cine eiIerne
Sale 0ufltellen lHIien. Nm nG6Itcn
Woraen TAB Der 6Oriter, oaB Der SGr
tbatid9li9 in Die Sale 9eratbeu mar,
oieie Gber - nit Ii6 9eihleppt bate.
Die Serfolgun9 Der Spur mar lei6t,
oa Der Vdr nit Der centneri6weren
Sale uno Dem SolstlOB, an benz lie
befeltiat 9etuclen, ben Qan3en gDeg auf=
9ewitblt Datte. Die Spur berior lih
bel elmer 6elsipalte, mo- Der SGr abQes
ltiirSt iein muBte. Der 60rIter rno
iein Se9leiter, Der Walobc9cr, lieBen
lih in Die Siefe binab uno ianocn That
l1hli6 ben gGren neben einem 8e=
itrdrh, bemiibt, nit Der einen Yraute
bic Sale absuitreifsn. Seioe SG9er
Ibofen, trafen Nbsr ible6t. Ser Bar
rihtete ii4 81 einen NnQriffe ouf bic
Sd9er auf, welbe Der Sa6e cine beitcre
Settle obSuQepinnen iu9ten. Ser 60r.
tier l6oB abermals uno trGf oiesmal;
absr Der Bar t~lstterte idpeiBeno ben
Gelien empor, 0uf benz bic SGger itan=
ben. Ser Se9er tonnte ni6t mebr
ibieBen, oa oas &aubtbier oiht Dor
ibm itano uno sr auf Sludt beoabt
iein muBte. Gr ipran9 ben 6elien
biuan, in oieiem Moment jeoo6 i6lug
Der gGr feline iharfen Slauen in ben
gunoi9ub oes Se9ers. in oieiem
fritiibeu Moment le9te Der Seorobte
bic @affe oidt an ben S6dOel Oes 3D.
rem, feuerte nit elmer Sano uno bus
llntbier iant gu SOoe 9etrOifen nieoer.
Die Selosn pieies 4benteuers tamen
bis auf ben ausseitanosnen S9red
bell oapOn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-03
YenniDlpania.

- Man bat in Yenniplpanien uno
anosrtwdrts i6On 9rOBes Nuibeben bon
SOblen9ruben 9emaht, welde ieit 20
ooer 80 Sabrsn beitdnoia bremen.
Gas 1T aber nod gar ni9ts 9e9en elm
yeiipicl aus %g0DOmiu9. iiber weldes
neueroln9s aus Spearfiib in Siios
9atOta bsridtet piro: 9riiben ouf Der
WDomin9er Settle. aber ni6t melt BON
Der 8renSe Siios0 atOtds, mo oas uns
Dirtbiame, 5ertliiitete Gano OOm Belle
SOu9er= 6luiie uno ieinen Neben0epdi=
fern our6ihnitten luiro. befinoet iib
cine i6Ou lett 8eneratiOneu beriibmte
%&Oblen9rube, welde, 10 LANCE man
DeiB, ununterbroben brenut. Wtnn
lam i9On auf mebr ols 20 Weilsn in
Der Runoe oas Sorbnnoeniein oieies
icnoerbarsu epi9en &ieienfeusrs an
@eru6 uno an Der gei6aIienbeit bes
gooens uno ieiner Semperdtur bemer.
ten. 3wei SadOsritdnoiQe, welhe
erit Dor Sturgeon luieoer ben ShauplaB
unteriu6ten. ertlGrten, oaB oieies 6euer
idOn ieit eSabrbunoerten in Ginem fort
bremen miiiie, - Wie piele S.abrbun=
oerte oariiber ~erlauben lie lid tein llr-
tbsil. 9amit itimmen ouh 9ewiIie
6rtlide Snbioner.l leberlisferun9en 10
siemlid therein; oenn oieie beia9cn.
oaB bieie unteriroIi6eu Seusrsbriinite
i6on 9ebrannt bdtten, als bic erIten
Siour in bos 2ano QetOmmsn isien.
Die Goblenaoer lieQt un9efdbr ID CUB
unter Der GroOberfldde; oa aber oas
Seuer aud mad Oben bin feline lan9iam
perSebrenoe Madt ausiibt, 10 1T bic
groe INNER mebr uno mebr suiammen.
qefa0en unb aubsr ben Riiieu unb
Spritn9en bat 1i6 Elm 9rOBss bodies
Nreal bon bielen Ncres Iusosbnuu9 Qe.
biloet. So. Der Ridttenner mag iid
punosrn. bob bic 3erit6runa nidt
i6On piel neiter fOrt9sfhritten" 1T. ga
uno bort 1T bic Gros bermaBen 3uiams
msngebadeu, oaB iie n~ollltanoia Bad.
itein 9lsidt. Der in tell abfalsnoen
Mafsn smporitebt. Saruntsr brsnnt
uub brennt bas punberbare Teuer peis
ter, uno psnn man 81 nabs ,Ommt. if
Der i6psfsliae &aud 9sraoe sritidsnb.
giner Der tiirSliden gsiuhsr bat ss 0e=
paat, in cine Der ar6bersn Riben 10
tief binunter3uiieigen. bah er bas 9lim.
msnbe Seusr isben tOnnte. Die Yranb.
itatts. iowsit iis i,4tbar NOR. glib sini.