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A DEMAND FOR LAND.
State Office Is Still Flooded with the
Applications.
TAX VALUES ARE EXPECTED
Ffer, Az the Counties in the Panhandle.
Arrangements for the Meeting Of
Redistneting Committee.

Ausun. Texas. July r. -Tbe land Office
X s,in flooded with applications to pur'
chase state school lands. and there does
nct seen ~ he any let up In this re-
srctf. Peog,e are coming to the state
tr,u au p9g,icns a America. and all OF
them sre an1loas 70 get a home. II all
means worlds " business. and the settling
~ 20 vast portion Of Texas which IN
tho mast has been looked upon as barren
= ste aud Tue land ir question IS prov.
irc 20 he 8 good farming proposition rom
TIC fact THAI the seitlfrs are RoThE W. :, :,
and. In many Instances, are beginning to
itrigatc their farms.
lien again the class Of people VINO are
getting public lands intend to live and de
On their homestead ana are not Of a
transient variety The time Is coming 10
Wcst Texas and the Panhandle when me
old time drouths will not cause the h1mr-
steadcr to abandon his claim and take Ills
departure for other States.
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IIarwood, Texas, July ban enjoyable
entertainment was given at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs L. G. Lum Thursday even
Ing TO a few friends of Miss Mary ID. Lum
Those present We're: Misses Inez Mott
Noakum Willie Bolts. Gonzales; vergie
Norris f. Davidson, Eagle Lake; Beatrice
House, Nina Baldridge, Harwood, Messrs.
Z. MCCown, Fred Goss, Roy Bright, W. T.
Waldrep, Gonzales; Jesse Johnston san
Antonio. H. G. Coperton and others OF Hair
wood After indulging In social games and
enjoying the music furnished by the party,
refreshments were served which would have
done justice to some OF the larger cities.
At midnight the little gathering dispersed
all expressing themselves as having had u
most pleasant time.
Mrs. Cecil Robinson and family left for
thor home near kerryille yesterday.
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Houalon sInnInn socIetv.

Galveston, rexAs, July - The members
Of Saengerbund Singing society Of Houston
win he the guests N the Concordin Singing
society OF Galveston tomorrow. The
preparations that are being made assure
q royal entertainment, Ghey viii be NEE
az the train and escorted to the hail Of the
Galveston society, and there treated TO
luuch. Afterward they viii proceed to the
beach and enjoy q bath Ia the surf Final,
ly they VII! 20 TO Woollam's lake, where
the following musical program VIII be
rendered.
Wuraburger stutzen March ....... Becker
COncordla
GAP Es LIST So SIN die Malenacht 800.
tb( Nogleln I'm GruneO Tald Nv Rscm
Houston Sacugcrbund
Tanuhauscr March ..... r. Warnar
Full Orchestra
ave MAIlN ..t..ssts. .Er. Aht
Goncor0ia ltcuor ohligatO Mr. A. Drpyfusl
Dein godenck lch, Margaretha ....,....
..,.N .,..... ...,..s -... ..-.. Rad WeIrwurm
Houston SaengCrhnnd and Galveston Con-
cordia and Full Orchestra
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Mistrial Entered.

Galveston, Texas. July 13,-Iu the case
OF Schoreer ana Wedemeyeh vs.. Walter c..
Jones et al, which has been on trial Tor a
week ia the Ffty-slXth district court. the
jury was dismissed and mstiu entered
this afternoon. The case WAS one wherein
the plaintiffs sought to recover damages
in the sum OF 5000 for guns that were
taken from their place OF business during
the period Immediately after the storm. The
case was submitted 10 the jury yesterday
afternoon aud they were not dismissed ure-
I'll this afternoon. This rs the last fury
case 10 be tried In the Fifty sixth district
court this term. ME court VIII probably
adjourn for the term about the middle OF
neNt Meck.
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oath to support the constitutlssa
United Stutes-his first oatn--auu Y;
coin was first to aver that DC WI
be bound by that oath, put
law, and that he first openly uesSlIl
and mis- party would repudlals
situation MS construed by fse w,
court in the bred Scott case u
that this case decided that sla,u
be taken In the territories y ~
property and that by Lincelns isp ID
of The law as construed, y sx
Of last resort war resulted ana syaj
party We're In fact the real re,r@gI
and are morally responsible ~ n!
loss Of life and destruction 8
homes and, property that eifsuea.
Resolved ~, If this course o. ~
in effect Is not followed ana w
history is to be adopted. We Ia
that OF Mrs. Pendleton Lees $50
history OF the civil war, az nov s-ll
Virginia. be used, In when tos ~
the whole truth and nothing pas .ge,s
Is narrated in plain, simple i'A
'es'uHeF'' Captain W. 3 ~, w
REV D. w. Hls
". T. j. Harnd
A. ]. Chafiln-, IN
Colonel ]. J c w.
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Houston VS.. Wells.

Gonzales. Texas, July 1S.-The testimony
In the Houston VS.. Wells case was all In
yesterday evening aud this morning the
counsel arc discussing law points before
the court Argument before the jury will
begin this evening, though the ease may
not go to the jury until Monday. This case
was heSnn on Wednesday, July 8. ana has
occupied the attention OF the court since
then' One OF the jurors was excused
from the Jury today on account OF the Sc.
rlous illness Of his Wife. 10y agreement
oil counsel the eleven jurors Will decide the
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Insurance Reoeipts.

Austin, Texas July 13.-Tbe receipts In
the Insurance department for the past six
months show q perceptihle Increase over
the same period for last year This is
good news to the many citizens Of the
state who are keeping an eye on tue ad
vehement Of business in every lire IN
Texas.
The heavy receipts In this department
show that the State Is rapidly advancing.
for the reason that many fire insurance
companies which heretofore have refused
to come into the state for business are
now right after every risk IN sight, and Sc
for themselves that the Texas iteld offers
more business than ever before In Its his
tory
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Burleson County Statistics

Caldwell, Texas, July II. -'ine NV /.
the county clerks office show 'I- q.
present year up to date there ~
issued slxty-six marriage heeAss
have been recorded 1856 eon'sI I.
land, forty-one deeds Of trusl = y.
tate and there have been hleu Y
mortgages.
County court is stu IN -
civil docket for the present ZEN ~
heavy and several importanl \
been disposed of. Messrs. v; IN
j. NJ, Mathis. ArenhecR anu ~ q
BRENNAN are in Attendance on 'sId..
Mrs, Tolbert of Marlin ID VIZ
father. r. w. King. Esd
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Bio Increase Looked Tor.

Austin, Texas. July 70 Vow that the
tax rolls are beginning TO come in. great
deal Of interest is attached 70 the rolls
which VIII come from the Panhandle coun
ties and West Texas. The people gen
orally are looking for nlg Increases in tho
property valuations IN those counties over
las year. snd n Is believed that they viii
no. be Disappointed That portion of the
State has doubled in population since tn.
assessments were taken last wear. and, a.
coLrse. that Is indicative Of Increased prop
erty valuations. because every foot Of land
hl, enhanced in value on account of the
gradual improvements
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Marlin Matters

Marlin, Texas. July 12.-The Marlin ami
Mart baseball teams played OIL tic game
here yesterday, resulting 10 victory foc
Mart.
Ex-Goyernor J. S. Hogg is In the city for
h few days.
The two-story residence OF George Frank
IL nearing completion.
Marlin viii have an Ice factory by next
ee9 son, so we are Informed
w. w. Turner Skeeter Levy and C.. II
Hunter left Thursday for an extended trip
20 California and Colorado.
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SON Angelo, Texas, July 12.--Thc organl
cation of Schielcher county was effected On
the 9th instant. In the election held that
date Bldorndo WINS selected for county sea.
and the following county officials elected,
"A. j. Prlvur, county Judge Henry NIL s,
sheriff and tax collector; II. G. Bates, Jr.,
district and county clerk; c. q. Dotv, as
SCISSOR; Jack Allen, treasurer; II. G. Sm' h.
ilspector Harry Jackson surveyor j. Car
rett John Rae. &. C. NRws. w. Dake,
commissioners; w. Fury, H. c. Bates, ST..
justices of the peace.
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Notes and Personals.

Galveston, Texas July ~. Colonel L. j.
Polk, general manager of the Santa Fe,
returned this morning FROM Austin.
Dr, 0. l. Noteworthy Of Houston was
In the city today.
Miss Esther Jones Of Houston sailed to.
day foe New York on the Alamo.
Louis j. Wortham of Austin, publisher
OF the Current Issue, Is in the city.
Hermann Brown OF Houston arrived 20.
day from New York on the Concho
Mrs. $. Gibbs and Misses Sanford aud
luteoa Gibbs OF Huntsville sailed today
for New. York.
a party from Houston arrived here this
afternoon aud went cut on che Lydia on
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PosTMAsTER-s coNvENTIoN.
a Large Attendance Is Expected at thu
Galveston Meeting.

a Large Attendance Is Expected at the
Galveston Meeting.
Austin. Texas July 13-Mr. W r.
Brush. the postmaster at Austin aud presl.
dent az the Postmaster's State association,
says he expects large attendance at the
convention st Galveston ou the 18th and
1sth of this month
l'ne topics a. be discussed viii be OF much
benefit To posfmastcrs generally and d
source Of information thar VIII result 90
great good 90 the service They were got
ton mp hv the best all round oguippod post
master iH me State. Nt-. Seth b. Strong
- Houston AND are. Ike him very piac
teal Every postmaster and assistant post
master is eligible n membership and
Thfthcr the' on" member, ur not an arr
mcet cordially invited to attend. a gen.
erai fnTifaInn no amy official or cmpl1yc
W lfe government service is extended to az
tend tao meeting ~ the convention, hs Hlf
gre INTERCEPTED Tn t1e welfare of Uncle
SAN Is mail Service
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Mr. A. Howell. Marietta. Ga III
head, throat and stomach for sererl
and from accounts thar I have read II
cral newspapers OF the good enet
many had received from Perppai sHt !,
Vtraclty could not be DOUBTED c'9s;l
10 give IL n trial, ana ! bless the ~
J dld make triaI. 1t mas made Z p''
OF me.
81 was all my life up to about hrl
ago n very healthy man, and ab,g
time I was troubled with eataTrh I (;
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Departments Closed.

Austin, Texas, July IL. flag on the
capitol building foated at half mast to-
day and the state departments were
closed by order of Governor Savers ont OF
respect TO the late Ex-Governor Hubbard
who died Yesterday mt Tyler All Of the
departments were closed shortly after the
openlg hour: aud the many clerks got an
unexpected holiday
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Galveston, Texas July l3.-Mrs. Charles
Frost, aged 80 years, died at 2;30 o'clock
this morning at the residence OF Mrs.
Genard, 1920 Broadway, after an Illness Of
several months. The deceased was ma
tive Of Galveston aud leaves large circle
of friends and family consisting of a
husband and three children 10 mourn her
loss. The funeral Win occur at 40 this
afternoon from the residence OF Mrs, Gen
nrd lseY. Father J NJ kirwin viii con
duct the funeral services
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Paasenners by 81.

Galveston Texas, July ~. The Mallory
steamship Alamo sailed today Tor Ncw
York vim Key West with tho following list
Of passengers. Mrs. Eldrldee ana family.
Lampasas, Mrs. Baldwin. II. l.. Mctcalt.
Miss Esther Jones, Houston; Mrs. s. Gibbs.
Miss Sanford Gibbs Miss Leuteola Gibbs.
irntsrlle; Ike Leors. Fort Worth; Mrs.
Ogden, Mrs n. Shackford, Mrs. Jurgers.
Florence Elise, San Aptoniot Mrs s. q
smith. Palestine; Mrs. Halt Mr., and Mira,
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DentonIs La 81 AooIden.s-

Deiton Texas, July III. r. Nayior
was bitten by a snake west OF here this
week and has been IN agony ever since.
John Paine, prominent stockmsn, was
Kicked hy G horse yesterday and his arm
charley Woods had part OF his side
torn away To- the Denton steam laundry
ssSSEering several small arteries and laying
beD Richardson had one arm and his
falling on him.
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lion ~ r,..,,,...t ', a.
80 W f's.'u'9leL'a Oh IeAas VIII meet ia
galveston July II and u.s. Tho arrange
Iuents for tho occasion have An L,ru MADE
st.o 49,. f.,l tt.
ou't i"t '"'' t"H+ii't'ee on shl''thihmcht
VIII eHdeaFcr go make the event enjoy
aple as well as Interesting A norton OF
the nfrr-no,,r- ana I'M .,,l,,,s AN, ~.
-, "''' VIZ
ttfOtcu tp rrrreailhu8 and Tue mornings
IT, business sessions.
AAe l"io"i4s Is the program Tor lne
t@g days session.
!huFaday, JhQ ~ 3;a0 d. m. Convention
esAGa 10 oiasF ~ me president Invocation
~ ArF. william II. naIll5 col Galveston,
edlfess Of weicome uy Hon. James q.
9iue9s, city attorney Galveston RESPONSE
~ non. stlh - orods, POSTMASTER of
housi On; regular order or business.
i, Evening session ESQ 2, mn It.snlar, or-
'iti Ieid Tor Postage Mail, Returned tr
Writer Mall Publishers Notices the I'm
1.f.hhcg or ltrtaihinG BecoiHa ~ same,
HtW Heid for Postage Mdl should hc
A3Lktd ana low lidorsed Whom forward
60, X j. hluE. GAINESVILLE beaumont
CFinlice DURING the on BOOM Charles
Bone Beaumnut. tive minute tJlRs
war Tax COLLECTIONS At,cr July j. ~
j. Miller HaAgtst4'lci "NAd Delivery EA-
priitn"c, 4. j. Darling Temple,
4 400 p. N. She aeegaio9 viii be tender.
90 a car iIle over thc cllAs passing several
800 ~ the storm stricken district emo.
THURSDAY duly Is, $3.50 a. m ,-Regular
order; The Advantage aad Disadvantages
81 ire Payment of Money urIers at Oturr
Than the Offices Drawn Upon" W Is.
5fushi Austin. hNe-miuute ta.ks, The Man
IW1o Raised yhe IS Order Vs. = NaEle.
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since ] have used
lcruug. but when !
do catch cold, Pc
runa is my meli-
cine.
"A minister came
to me last summer
and said that be
had seen my tesrl
monIal In the paper,
aud began taking
7 eruua. He said
that it Strengthened
him right up the
was troubled with
kidney troubje) and
Peruna cured him
/ can not express
my thanks for the
benefit your medl.
j. r. Prince.
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Fatal SHOOTING AZ Mest

Waco, Texas, July ID. Sher1, Baker re
celved telephone message tonight that
elem Harris had been fatally shot at w,si,
in this county. The ARRAY took place IN
saloon and two shots took effect
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Hon. John Paulin, ST., pioneer Of Port
nv the residents Of that place. lie is one
OF the Oldest citizens. in recent letter
lie says:
81 have used Peruna with good
results for coughs and colds. 1t
has also cured my catarrh which
always became worse when affec-
ted with but slight cold. am
recommending Peruna because it
is worth its weight in gold. -
John Paulin. Sr.
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a fishing expedition. The Houston Marty
comprises the following. o. H. PO5hler.
ihobert Eikel, T. J. Anderson r. w.
Miller w. :, Hunt. Charles Eikel and MIR.
heed, H. G. Archer and x g. Miller
Joined the party on their arrival at Gal
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When we say there Is no shaking Of hot
Ties, no licking Of spoons. no wry fs~es
Mhen Shestharns Laxative chill Tablets
SFe used 2oe. No cnye--no pay.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS
Probable that Registration VIII Be Re.
CURED for City Election.
MEETING OF THE TEXAS POsTMAsTERs
Houston Singing Society Ia to Be En-
Observation-Disclosures Entered in the
Gun case--Mortuary Report.

Galveston Texas, July i3-It is no,y
practically settled that registration win be
required FOR the election OF commissioners
for the city OF Galveston. An opinion was
received from the attorney general today
confirming the opildon recently rendered
by County Attorney lewis Fisher end NJ.
John g. Walker. which was 10 the effect
that the election Of commissioners was a
general election and tat it was compulsory
on the part OF the county commissioners
TO order reglsratlon therefor Ole the petit.
ton Of 600 bona tide citizens OF Galveston.
The petition that was presented contained
o4a names Through the Efforts 81 the up-
position 70 the registration several Of the
nAmes have been withdfawn. hut as fast
as this Is done, others are added therefore
tails method OF conicsllng the matter can
not be successful The registration Will
cause the pustponemcnt OF the election I'm.
81 some time u September.
Inc registration movement was oricirf-
atel py The opposition go ihp commission
ana their success IN this has lent them
encouraEeucuf ono ~ ;uet number STRAIT
"a 10 The Post representative today that
tue commissioners Wnuid never take cnurgr
81 rho municipal Affairs Of tao city lie
ga nor state, however. how this could be
prevented.
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REsIpHNcE Ar cLEBrRNn.

Clebnrne Texas, July 10. Fire destroyed
the tenant house this afternoon occupied
by two families. Cause, coal oil stove ex-
plosiotr Fanny Beard was badly burned
The house Is a total loss: owned by l.. p
Nalbanlss. Part Of the furniture was
snt cd owned by Mr. Dickie aud Mrs. Pres.
c9ll Insurance not known. Loss about
500 on house and $500 on furniture
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WOOTEN WAS ELECTED.
Majority Is Estimated at from Seven
to Ten Thousand.
A VERY LIGHT VOTE WAS POLLED.
But the Republican Was Never In It
at Any Stage of the Proceedings.
Returns Are Slow.

Dallas, Texas, July 1s.-DudIey G.
wooten DEM today defeated Philip
Lindsey CRep) for congressman from the
Sixth district by an estimated majority
OF 1000 to 1000 votes. on incomplete re.
turns
Notwithstanding the expressed confidence
OF the republicans In their ability TO carry
the city OF Dallas, Wooten has a majority
Of more than 800 In the town ana an esu-
mated majority OF 250O 10 5000 in the
county.
A light vote was cast in the district
HILL COUNTY.
Hillsboro. Texas July 13.-only 5si votes
were polled In today's congressional eiec-
tion, Dudley Wootcu DEM receiving 40s
and Judge Lindsey Sc
In the election here last Novembe- Burke
DEM received 1873: Dornbiaser pop re-
celFed Ill; Lumpkin Rep 13J. aud Coch-
ran tRep.) ..
ELLIS COUNTY
Ennis. Texas, July BIN tho special
congressional election today there were 27s
votes polled at Ennis out OF voting pop
ulaticn Of 1900 OF these Woofen received
22S votes aud Judge Lindsey IS.
JOHNSON COUNTY.
Cleburne, Texas. Jnjy i3.-About go
votes polled today In Cleburuc. wooten
about 800, Lindsey about 50.
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VNpVcted @ I've.
LAMP EXPLOSION.
Greenviile. Texas, July Ia 4 horrible nc
ciuent occurred at Sulphur Springs ua
Thursday night BY the explosion Of a
lamp the clothing OF Mrs. Munereth, wife
OF q policeman caught Ore and was terribly
burned her Injuries beirg such as To pre-.
GUIDE any hope OF recovery The house was
also destroyed, together With the contents
Mrs. Muncreth had picked up the lamp and
started across the room. wleu the ex.
pioslon occurred.
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THE DEADLY KEROSENE CAN.
Half Dozen Victims of the Careless Hand
ling of the Explosive.

cuero. Texas, July 13.-At Davy, little
town IN this county. while Mrs Houston
Powelrs cook q colored woman By the
name OF Anderson, was attempting to start
n Gre with kerosene, the can exploded set
ting fire 20 the house. burtdng Up the
cnok. and. II is believed fatally burning
Mrs H. Powell. The house aud contents
we're entirely destroyed.
GIRL FATALLY BURNED
Taylor. Texas. July l3.-wblle attempting
e. light fire in a cook stove with kero.
scne Oh this afternoon, Sarah Monos, the
Is year.old daughter Of Macmillan Mohos.
was horribly aud doubtless fatally burned
An explosion Of the OH cnn covered her
body with the burning anld. which cooked
her ncsh 10 a crisp. She win die
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IRE TO her clothing and before help could
reach her she was badly burned and Is not
expected 70 live.
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HILL COUNTY.
ELLIs c0rNTY-


CIeburne, Texas Jnjy 13-About 80
votes poled today In Cleburuc. wooten
about 800 Lindsey about 80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-05
gto. 139

jan gegen ben Bdrbter 9eprge Beoper.
Der ungetlagt lit, BEL Der BroseIIiruuo
bon Caleb potpers Meineib begdneen
gu baben, lit fur 9ieuit0g angefebt.
Der Stadt tpirb auf elmer fofortiseu
proaefirung beiteben.
9aus eingefiir5t.
pittsburg, Pa.. 5. Jebr. Das
grcbe pieritDdise boppeIte 9ebdube an
Wpob Str., bas BON Der Stepenfpn &
Softer printtne COMPANY benubt tpurz
be, 1T am Wontag eingeitiir3t. Die
Ruinen ser;etben in 8ranb unb in tpe<
niger dls elmer Stuabe mar bic 9erltSs
runa cine polItduoies.
unter f9perer NntIaae.
Wdpspille, 9b., 5. 5sbr. Gbas.
8aniep tpuroe am Mon!as Ulorgen In
}iefser Staot uuf bic Nntloge bin perz
ldftet, i'm HOoember 5etba Mcgosu bon
9uuipclis, g., BEL 8rdfbears Station
geI4Gnbet gu BADEN. Oos tdum Ia
Sabre dlte Wedohen lebts bamdIs NIT
Ietner Wtutter duf einem 6ausz9oOt.
8dnIep bat 3tpetmdl I'm 4entudpes
gno einmdl i'm O6ioer 3uhtbaus @Itfs
fen. Gs iit nabri9einli4. bab er bies<
nal uuf 2ebeus5eit ins 3uhtbdus ee<
I6tdt tperben tptrb, benn bus aeS61nz
bete WdoGen befinbet fif in einem be-
bauerustpertben 3ultunb.
Gin neuer NngetIaeter.
Grantfort. &p.. 5. Sebr. 9apt.
garnet Riplep. Der uuf Die 9lntIuse bin
berbdftet puroe, an Der Grmorbung
Wm. @oebeIs betbeiligt gstpeien gu fein.
suuroe an Montdg pom Sberiff bon
6enrp Gountn bier9er gebra6t. Oberit
W. 6. 9. 9redenrioge tuiro ibn per@
tteibigen.
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senbes 8epsismateridl aegsn Mplep gu
bGben, lie tueieert iib uber. ettpas iibsr
tie Rutur besIelben gu iugen. Die
Sbdtid6e, odb Der 9enerulubiutant
Oupio Murrdp ais elmer Der 9uupt3euz
gen geaen 3iplep gendnnt fpirb, perdnz
laBt gu benz 9lauben. oab intriminirenz
ce pupiere ooer unoeres 8etpsismdtes
rial in Den Weilitdrarhipen bes Staa=
tes gefunoen tporoen iinb. 3ihter W.
8. 0oit, Der elmer Der 9lntpdlte Des frIiz
beren 9ouperneurs Saplor mar, Iit
ebenfalls elmer Der 9uupt3eR9en gegen
Aiplep.
aapt. Hiplep tpeigert ii9, irsenb etz
mas ifber ben 5oa 5u sqgen. Gr ipnrtet
auf bic 4ntGnft oes Col. 8redenrioge.
Oie Sbentitdt her 3eugen. auf oereu
Musfoeen bin &ipleD in slntlage5uz
ftuno perisst puroe, tonnten ni9t feitz
geItelIt peroen, bic Sbatia9e aber. oaB
Srdu 9enrp Youtiep uno I.9. @itbers
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