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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-31


AsoIHfH RoHHr- .r.-The burglar, e.rpi
10 '''' -on .ues, without check or hind
: aeokik, il seems, has been given
over to midnight thieves, who ply their voca.
ton with IMMUNITY, and laugh 10 scorn the
honest portion CT the community, and steal
where they please, when they please, and
what they please, and those who should b.
stir themselves to hunt down the denredatnrs
"snck their thumbs OF Indifference, and al
low our people to be imposed upon wi,hou.
coming to their rescue and spending a little
time and money to rid the city of those who
have for weeks past been having ''gay and
fes,vei time at the expense of our people.
Last Sunday mornng the residence of Mr..
Hammer was disturbed by thieves, and nigh.
before last the Wooden Goods establishmenl
Of ]. N. Gelatt was entered, and twenty Ave
dollars stolen from the till, together with one
bolt Of black and white flannel, one bolt Q,
blue and black flannel, and one bolt Of or.
ange colored cashmere, the whole amount
ing TO upwards Of ons hundred dollars. Thu
thieves entered the store BY unlocking th.
front door. and they we're evidently in hur
~, as they failed to get all the money in th,
drawer. This is the second time Mr.. Gelat
has suffered from the depredations Of thieves
as u will be remembered his store vas for
chilly entered early last Fall and goods stolel
10 the amount Of six or eigh, hundred dollars
We are authorized BY Mr. Gelatt to say tba
he will pay the sum Of SIS Tor tbs arree, &
the thief and the recovery OF the goods.
We would rsjoise and be exceeding glad
We could discover one little movement anon
the sashoritiss to ohtaiu ! clue % lie perpe
traitors Of the numerous theits hist hays bee
committed ID Kcokak during ths piutss
Perhaps little more vim, sctivisy asd watch
fatness on the part Of the starr misi
hass tendsncy 10 check and sutirsiy no
~ isaeierahls thieving tAas il nov niehsI
peepstraasd 10 our midst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-31

AAasoll. WArEs.--A dslieAtfal tsilss -
ncss- ssoefsor 70 Cologne as7 = Ialf -
pf'<ss jan2s-sh-aA ts-0w.va
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-31

Heavy SHIPMENT or CoRS.-Mr. ". N
Sturges, Of our city, will in few days, and in
one shipment, send one hundred and fifty
cars laden with corn in balk whirling over
the country to New York city. This is an
item of considerable importance, and the old
er inhabitants Of keokuk-those who settled
here in the early days when Iowa had no. yet
put on her State robes or taken her position
in the Union, and when Keokuk was known
only as q primitive steamboat lsnding-can
better appreciate statement of this kind
than can those who have lived all their lives
amid the improvements of the older States
further East, and who look upon this western
country as though it hsd always enjoyed its
present position of greatness. 1t must be
very gratifying to the Pioneers of this section
to know that freight put upon the cars at Ke>
okuk Is now run straight through to the AT
lantic cities without re-shipment auywhere
along the route How magical has been the
change the last fifteen or twenty years have
wrought. That primitive boat landing has
grown into city of 1900 inhabitants with
imposing public and private buildings, with
school houses and colleges, commerce and
manufactures, and ali those innnmerable
requisites that make lively, prosperous, ir-
repressible western city. She has direct.
untroken railway communication with -
great cities Of the East: and l er ;ro, .rms
''','en io- IS west over the tee.niny
psa,ries OF Iowa. And oil this has bses ac-
complished within the last dozen y~
Great, indeed, has been our progress. .
f-or ,ho n.st 90 b.r. Judgin
tain high hopes for the sNis- = e'''e'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-31
Financial and Commercial.


Finnnnial and fYnm4na010i9A.
- - -
AARAGAU M I11AAA-
Vnlea9e
F1ouryvn and upehanesd; spod - ch lee spsinG ~
tr,s q -sn1o TO-
Vheet-Qsist ~ vssy I'm; No = f1olG ~
elossd Arn With bny@s 1t y %; SELLER NJ higher Aos
n e414
covn-Activs ai 81 - for new.
oaA.-Astiys and Arnss u 6s5<eX for Nos and .
rye ouiss saiss Of No At -.
Prosidons : Firm ncss pork TO % Ga.
Lsrd-Activs ead arm = =.
:. ''n -'-''-s' ''-'--' $50 VIZ . .e''''-
..,. "a. r.n,.,,.na .,a
-. go - 49, a,<
'As's 49,, -. a.. --.ae "a s,.,,u..
- .,-.-.. ; os<>o a.
=
F. c-.....
~ .nn.t, a. an advance 81 16aaoc on Yesterdays
,.,.. =, r.,.. sonr ea 10, common TO extf.
e.,,,.-p .snt. on M.rtet active though nomtpal-
!, ,nrh....,
| -
-. ~. %.
s..n
R.... ,.,d u...,a
fn,ao. Ian ae-apm.
corsois aslzGsSS, money AID aeecuat American So
raritiea steady; Erie 70,
LtvssrooI Jan 20 Moon.
cetton-Active; sales Of 1920 prices anehanGee,
BsssdstnaA- Generally Erin Tut quit,
Lard-fismes n 81 d.
/. > - -~
Toledo Market.
| By TslsxrapAl ToIlpo, Jan %.
s,,., .,to ss NJ a.n,inv II u:
! corn-sts.a,: r.ltyofgotnseh.
| cats-salss OF Michigan alta
| RJs-ouist
Dressed hoss-tSsTsszs
/ ~---------
cinesanaai MarHst.
/ n, T.,.xraphl CrssixalrI, Jan 20
/
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| t.,h..ta ,-.,. ,., n, Il s..r,ng 1. .r,a., On
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,,,.r.. :, fas.,s.oso.t.tt
/ -. k.ts =, s4,asto
.,...1,a,,sls a. ..,,sa liar .,4..,f.
/ rsw sers ma s@.
| ~ telegraph me- Yes 'sn ~
floar-osed STEADY With fair speculative dsnAas fer
/ extra state
| wn.at-Ecmiaal5J unchanged.
:.
psh s'a 200 =, : -. :, !,
| O., a,a r,;xes In lar.
Ya.-;,u sra a,ocris. Al vi les2i Z "a. cd;
| 90, ,..sa ~ f.,r.w
p..s-p.,u xitt III, s.r.xrs
r.. xa... sanl,.I
fseea -ssrasy al la5s sh 'ot Gem 7sxia tas
Lara-c'o<el steady ct iss- sis
hes oaitt
Coffee ftra.
suss-4etivs. Gala ii14siatf
Mol .ss4-Daii. sew osieaas g SD J.
Milwaukee MarAss-
D. Telegraph htr.usss Jan %.
Four-o1.l; ely Xxx SO 30 III tg esuHtfy do " W
80 TO- Is 1922
Wtest-stesay II " ess fer 10 J; ff c5sz lot We Z
Oats oaiet At 50 for ho2
-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-31

Dos'r forget those nice shirts at y.
J.'s, % Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-31

CITY NEWS.

QuIscY has just purchased another steam
FIRE engine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-31
OUR DIES MONS LETTER.
DEs MoIYEs. Iowa, Jan

LIES MOiAEs, iowa, ian -, 1908.
EDITOR CARE CRY: 1t would hardly be
proper for us now, during the cold weather,
10 entirely forget : our constituents as We
mbers say, that is, we members of the third
House, and We shall consequently send them
document or two occasionally, by way of
securing their votes at our next election
The most exciting debate of the session, thus
far, came off to-day, on the foliowingresoIu-
ton. to-wit:
WHEREAS, The Eleventh General Assem-
by approved proposition to amend the
Constitution oil The State of Iowa, o. will he
seen in chapter IS, of the acts Of the said
General Assembly, and
WHEREAS, Doubts exist as to the legality
of said proposition or act: therefore
BE it Resoired. That the Committee on
Amendments to the Constitution take such
action as is necessary to have legal opinion
on the matter, or such recommendation as
they may deem proper touching the case.
This resolution was brought out for the
purpose of trying the Standing of the House,
and It called out the opposition just enough
to make lively little time, and break MP the
rnoRotony that has been reigning supreme in
both Houses for several days past
fae question Of change in the Superb
sor sgstem was sprung today, and resoIu-
lion introduced f4voripg the introduction
County Commissioners instead. " Of
know hos the people Of low 9 don't
proposed change, but wed 'eei about The
aStat, ehana;ra on t like the plan o!
few yea. 49,. county government every
the -. ny necessitating change in
~ -.se statutes regulating said counties
w Tx it a bad plan, and should be avoid
here the prevailing system is not TOT
.Aulty. During the week the subject of tn
location Of Normal School at some elieibl,
point in the Suite has been sprung be
lieye the Northwest claim the honor Of pro
posing this addition to our State institutions
and will, of course, claim the selection Of il
location. But as yet the bill has not becom
an enactment, aud the final settlement Of th
question will be left for some future day
work. Will the State Capitol be built? j
now the question of the hour. The subjec
of a new Capitol building Is being canvasse
BY the members of each judicial District
and We suppose. when each District decide
as to what they win do, that committee vii
be appointed, embracing one member fror
each District, which said committee will b
empowered to decide the matter, as to wheth
er it shall be or shall not be. We don't know
but we think the chances look exceeding
dull for the commencement Of said buildin
within the next two years. We hope, hou
ever, iha, some realizing power will get thi
. much needed work under way before long. I
ieast before this old tenement tumbles dow
on our heads.
e Weather Is noderating to,dsy, and We hop
for balny days once more.
ri MoRE Axos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-31

OUR enterprisng friends Snow & Huber
hare converted the old Pos.cf;ee bu,ld;ne
on Second street, between Main and John.o.
into FIRST class Commission House, which
they have already we'll filed with soods.
They will hare an advertisement in ! d.y o.
two, when We will notice their establishment
and trade more At length.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-31

Milwaukee Market.
D. Telegraph hIlIau1ss. Jan -.
r1esr- oq'.i: ely XIX SO 20 III tg e<ult,y aosp 90
e1oGa X T5ss2a
wtest-stesay ~ esIs fcr No !; 81 03Jz for Ne 2
Oats -oa;ei at 50 for ho2
cosn-steasy at 50 fof ns~ shsisi
pfesssi Hos.-fan a, 59as b.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-31

6b&0O0A4Nk00
). .. YAH .. AanITAos. 8. :. sA,erLr.
PIE RaoRRIn1OAs ~ F1sD
BlckeIa Foundry
nsrAMsHsD 4. p. -.
PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY
vslsAsaia 1881 ana fnrsA1ssa u lsss.
How Consolidated asdin Operation
Cor. 9th \ Johnson Sts., Keokuk.
q. y; :..ss,,e. 2. ss:s..a ss,.s
large and oompietesteck Of Improved
PATTERNS.
Steam Engines, Water Wheels,
BoTLrK I.oss, SAW MILLS.
PUMPS, PULLIfe
w c Ssni, M,sls hAs clDss NIL,
MACHINERY IN GENERAL.
oolunn. f.s.s pe.k Irons, Railing.
Nelxh.s Anchors
AL crars-
House Castings.
T.ysss Iroa', ssas senps., Passs...
Shears, Ba!.tsr Piatss, Fled shors,
LatheS, Wisher,, Ratchet Britis,
Agricultural ImpissWas FaFnishiggI Etc.
They si.o employ nr.t-eiAs PATTERH MA
KERs, and sh.rs9rs prepared 70 taks orders Tor
.1myfhssag Wanted.
Son Natal f. sass..l Metal. r''' o'''s' Bel. Metal,
And ether alloys Manufactured At short sosics.
w II DUG HI IRON
they make
T. s.:i w., Dog. VIZ G ss. s nss. is
And DO ell kiads Of Machine Forging
THEIR
ELEVEN LATHEs. TWO DRILL PRES
SEs, THREE planners, TWO
BOLT CUTTERS,
With yIcss and other TaoLs In abuaaapoe. saup ths
Largest Machine Shop
II IOWA.
ms e,paei,.. 81 thir esps., HIexsr, i~rrss Lathe
aud FisieF, kosrta.r With their Cranes aid wsfen IN
doing
H EAvT WORK.
VAIL saa ARHITAsv being thorenxh n.eAsnies
oris the beat Materials A.. used, or werkmen
rtnple;sd.
VIZ " ExfsH-
Boilers. B~s,-r.
GAirnty. srs.elipg
ft.am nps Mud aeessrws,
Srqnshi sifs, sis.sa fisiinss
hss,4ss, rackinx.ae
--ass ssEsrs pa ava aEeasnTsn--
GAEns zg'r GosKkSaR.
BRANCH, On og EsAc0R sAws.
srfLIwgIL's PADRr arERaLIMxusrcHxR
AID kssp for sac gssd s-sos,3teate s
faIyss, feeEx, Oil Cups and ether Trimmings.
By srasssseas With u rolD co, ". sell
a. their cossslssFf rstsa sitG FtssEht ataed,
sill Some, fnasss.r.. sersen Wire,
sa;n. asstins.. alsvaser caa-, M risas.
0si kx.s-escts,
AL their vel aaara
LEATHER AND RUBBER BETTING.
Ass. saynsas .ise To shs HE OF
MILL FE fs.1'sSEsE.l'Gx,
II sniisis assn q ID ssaa5 sor sppisse-. Saving
HATsk z wi ~ tsse ftrs4rtd Lsa ccaszat 81 Lea
FILLS AahAIcAs 5t5it IlsBiss
WATER WHEEL.
shies ia aimoa abiysrsaly aeang-ieegve 10 10 m.
BEST III USE
wswil sith pleasure sbss and snsi.in tbs Weri Ing
Model en- hanI
s~FtRTirtLaE Al E'fi3s pAiB 70 H, a,g,.
r k IL III C ASP
=, Vail, Armite. & Co.
GO TO
WOODWARD, RooRE&co.
Great Reduction in
DRY GOODS
A FER this date, Ian. I3th, we viii
"A III car entHe stock "
WINTER GOODS,
CLOTHS.
CASHIERS,
sacElNGs
BLANKETS,
sHAWLs,
FLANNGLs, &C.,
1t a Great .SsfriGcc. .9fso
MERISos.
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
PoPLlNs,
ALPACAS, &c.
Regardless OF COST
lsrgs stock Of
Table Linen, Napkins & Towels
III bargains 10 .sasif.
COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES
| tt
W!olloDWARD, nID0RE& co.'s
| D. MooAR. CExs. W. NeoA
| MOOAR & SON,
/ DEALERS IN
| saef% 4 q. 4 ss~ 49, AeAP
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-31

Toledo Market.
By Telsgraph.l soIaoe, Jan ~
wheat-saic. Of amber A.t2 sc. No 2.pripx y Vi;
Iowa spring " 10
Corn-stssay; sale CT No l Al ssa-
cats-sAlss OF Michigan At
RJs-Quist.
Dressed Hoss-sssSssz.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-31

stock narhes.
~ Telegraph EEv YeaH. Jan %.
Government stects ers,t AID hrm. cospons II -
ln.ssH' 90 90 fiiIssN; % % sss7s; d. 'os
lees4r5G; Do new ioTl<RE, G. a1ssx&s - =
lo.1zes% I'D leTs<aA
!. .anc~ tbs price OF
- ard .nt4r.ss to ecsas
- ~ - y AAnd Upwards Ct io.ooo
- fae ros fbs coming simmer.
- and > u.s. 7 lsftoIs
kris ~ asiF Il, ding ssl az: & Is,lz i - :
." '@ :. " rr erred 74lk%x.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-07
Mrnf @isnrnr6

Die ySDln. BIG" iuretbt: 6Sb6let@
59lidltner 9SCile rer Sanjler pe$ Norrpeut
l&en Sunpf5 nlht e~t9entiiD frant, fpnpfrr
nur IN GplSe per ipatrbaft llbermcnf,b-
lid'rn Initren6un9cn, welGen CT ith 1ter
Sabre btleurM untrr5cgen BAL, IN ltilell gu"
EtIno nerppler &ufreaun9 cper Retjbar,
teit Scrt1len III, melhen SeoGrntal1, Der
itIbf IbOn tber ras MlaB ittner Nrdfte bin
aus Bat arbclitn MUFFIN, letptr nur 5u gu
tenni, ulo pcl6tn et1en 6lultn5er pnti
Sunn;Icr Su ttiuyeibgn, etn rpatg ausltAle-
iplr5 llnteInebmrn mare; pb3letA alfc aac
@ohnuns ~pprbarPen III, oag isnss uebel &c.
trbsh tp.raen Wilb, fpbdlp cS rent @rafer
gclttgt, Gth einmal (tpa6 In 8drStn ntht efr
5al AT lem ldletnt ulr aud, aus oerldtere-
dcn @rituben, eprt tdllm mpBlth IN, fur ttts
leipllit 3ett pirEli6 aler %eldGfte gu fntle.
pteet uno I'D 9dn5 benz Dolce far ntehtf BIN
III Jtben-fin arreyifdntldIer Smatsnt1rll, bel
Itt in 9leiGer Sage beflnb, beeterte ltd mi!
oem bGttn Griplge RES Wittels, inter ecm
Rdnen zines Rr. SmtD cine 9telle nm pN
8tlt III maNfn-; pb9letd enplt6 an ben
Serltncr Sprlcn9erl6ten lber Gin yftlltltelt
I'M Mlntcuttel Il. I. no., unbeiGdeet elel
Beineiclt9fcit pelhe Bet ben anteetluptdnt'
lnGl Slrleteh auf Der repteA UNI duT peI
,mEen Sftte gegen BEN 9lGnn rer Wr9cntpari
tbiilIuetle tfrri6t, tetn wabres 8Grt IT, 70
beihlet6t uns epa sutpetlen Der Gepanfe:
8te ptlrren Ii6 bic Dtnse geItalter, iperr
ctr Graf 8tSmarf bon iCtpen &cntern ais
Ralslrr bcS N%preeeuti&en 9unres unb grd'
lirsnt reS preuBlfGen StautS-@ tnifertHns
surldtrIte 2
GS 1anpe su flr6ten, bas MIR unS banr
III Der geIabr bGfnpen tplrpsH, In sttlen Din
gen pterer atf ben Stlnppmntt Bon 1865 su.
r%itfgepGrfen ;u plrfen, namentlt6 in par
l%amfutarilder 8estebung. Die alten 9dr
ietse1enidee nlrrm nit ernerter &:aft fpls
Ger e~rrpaden. DIX @lt1GDnitrDltipen plr
Dtn ctnen She'll Der Sret GpnlrsattSen, biz
iueerte Qtnfe pIrre einen Sbetl Der NlttO
nal 2tbsralen ptebtr an It6 5tsben, unb oh
Oa5, tpaS eann in rerARttte ipilden ben BET
pen Grtremrn lbri9 bltebr, nod lebcnsfG9tG
mare, lteGt batta."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-07

nen, baS namcrtltA NIT 9ssug auf bic bespr>
itrbrnpe G~aapntfrua9 hes erpeen GnteedfrS
ecibriebcn III uae 1DH fieiem S%tauepunfte
aus mebrfahe nGueNuffhlu1e iiber bic Stel'
lung pfhelben gum pantheon Spfe entealten
fpu.
(jiObeln's SubTfen3mtttel -gtI6 Be,
rtd,ien aus M0crtS teitebt td5 8ermo9er,
rpel@cs Die @r Gbni9tt Siatea1 int Illus
lanre ap9cteat bat, aus 1913 Ntatpnen tn
@Ott, Ypp,u nod 40 @tapnrn in Suipeten
fpmmcn. sic fam atl0 ieoenfals lebet, u.
cas 1T gut FIR iie, Ia ibr e~bemGltaeS 9OIt
flum gcneist ietn rUyfie, ipr cine Gptattpn
3ufUmnen gu lalfcn.
Gin ltrrflider 6al lit tlr5ti4 Sur&emt>
MIG Der 8etbrpGn in q arts gclan9t. Gin
l1.idbrtgea Diiphen mahte ptceerbpltNlpre-
dlfdle auf ibre Mtutter unb S&peiter, I'M
psreH 9lut 81 trtnfer. 9lerSte, pelhe has
6ipO un'erlubt taben, ertldren, 6a6 e6 nit
Ger unatirllnm 9u6t Der @utbrppppbd9tI
(Mcni@enrelcraO bcbaftct, bpfen e8 abtr,
plppn beiien Su fDnren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-07
2as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Metbs
fhtlo'S.

Gus 9aris pirb BON 10. Nobember &C.
iHrtsbsn: 1H4
sSeute fauo has 9eiGenbeadnsnib Gptt,
fhte's f1rt. Die Yariler batten fb auf
bic RaArtht, oaB Der reihfe Mana Ger
Staot Su letner lebten Hubeitdtte geleitet
tpereen iplte, In llnmalIe einsetunpen, ba fte
ettpas aarj @uberprpentti6es gu feben tpf>
zen. Sbre @rpartun9en wurben aber sot>
.itdnpts seidufdt, uab abBeieben BON Der I'm,
sebeuren Menge BON 2etotrasenben, ipet6e
psn iterblihen l1eterreiien pe5 berlbmten ST.
rtdnsier6 fplgten. unteridlec lt6 beIen Set
Aenfeter burh Nthts BON Der, ipelGe feiaen
@laubensaenp0 fen gtpDbnlih 5u She'll tptre,
in @e9entteii, bic 4nitdlien, bic man aetrpf>
fen, fparen Siel einfader, ais bic, fpeld,e bel
8%esrdbniien bon retdcn Ssraeliten int
8rdp6 iinp. Sci tert arpeen 3ufammen-
fufe bon Wenffen, cer 81 ertparten ifanp,
bate pie gpli5ei unseteure 9prii6tsma6re.
9eln Seirpfen. Sd,pn UNI 10 u6r Weraens
mar bic &ue Saffue BON 100 poitset> Ger
geartrr beiest tporpen !; I'M 1O1a ubf ipurbe
bic GirfuiltlDn In Der Strate unterfa1t uno
tpdtcr bic gan3e etnte Der 9pulesar6s, ete
NIT frtihert Satre bate beitreuen 1aie
fen, abgeiperrt. Son 1917 ubr an bdtten
fb bic ~2etptra9encen etngefuneen. baruntar
300 Hn9sTbssa1te ssr 1prpba9n, perea graii.
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@odlele tclearopbildler @eridte.

- @er. 9rant pelunte ant Sretia9e meb-
rere Sabrlten IN Gprpea unb fubr iDbdnn mad
Bpitpn 3uriid. no er Nadmiita95 Mupten3en
e%rtbetlt:. Spmabenp fubr CT nah 9tDpl-
rente.
- Sn 9tttfbur3 purpe Der Yoltttt @epra
Naab, Der umlan9,t cine arltdnpt9e Srau auf
ptfeuer Strabe Derbaftet ullp unter rrben
Witbbanplunsen urp 8rletpisunsen mad benz
MaYpr5-8lreau 9eihleppt bate, su 10 Wlp>
uatcn 3uhtbau5trafe pcrurtbellt.
Sin Gpnttte Don Srduen aus Netp. gorf
beiltte I'M Sretta9e Den Gpuperneur prn
pennlYlpanten In SarriSburg, Unit bic Be-
gnaptsung Der Setter Sau9ban gu erpirten,
lpurpe iepp6 In bpFtder Meile %absewRfen.
= Stmpn 8. Butler aus 8prceier ipulfe
In gptpn tpf4et 8~erauS9abung fnltden
8stHes paIbaltet unb Dor bic G%roegel2pprr-
men beltimmt.
@pup. Sentpn Bon gep -gDrf bat bic
TpbtSltrdfe rer tpegen Grncrpun9 Der Brio
get RcDerrtDti IN Buffalo perurtbetlten &dte
Spbn(pn In transformations W%efanante in
Slng cling un9epanpelt. Oh
- Gthter 9daebcprt In MlbanY, N.>g.,
bielt am 5rett69e IN bent Cole SiSepef 'fdel
Mprbprptefe cine awettanDt9e Repf, In mel
der or bic sansen gerbanbtunsen reililni,te.
Oie@efMpprenrn 3oaen fiG 3ur gtratbuna sl>
rud, fsnnttn ftb ierG9 uber bas 8crettt Mot
etnt8en. ~s
- Die arbeiter In Icdeter, R..g., btel>
ten an Srett1ge unter Dem 8Drfge bes
Wapors cine geriammlung, nm seeen ras
SYtert Der ccntraftlthen Mrbettfn In ben
Stdatsirafanitalten 3u prctslitren. Mebrsre
Serren btelten 8eren.
@m Srettas Wprsen s~erit5rte Elm
Seuer In GlYpe. Wapne Gountp, 9.~g., einen
Gigentbumsiperib ppr $25, 900, nit Gtnftlug
pes Observation-Disclosures pcn SlDiipnt q Comp,
pes MeblapenS Don @ppprut, mf9refsr Cd
ben unp NeltaurattDner. Gs erforperte arose
Inltrengungell, I'M zen, Seuer, rpeldbes pas
sanse Oprf etn;nditern prpbte, @inbalt su
tbun. s X. gsrr .-1-
= Der britii6e Dampfer ySripsli," bon
9iSerppel ant II, Sueensippn Is. NpSbr.,
gDitDn 3. Deg, nit 346 Salagieren, lief an,
Srettase in 9ieip" g)prf ett.
= @puD. MeGprmtd iiberIanbte am 16.
Mpo. feline gotiAaft al bic ~.@eiesssbuns bon
@riSond IN Euscait. CT iast Die Sepbife.
rutg babe suefnpnnten ; pas lteuerbare Ct
eentburt fet UNI q 9r6eer, ais 1867, unb
Die y Sie- 9dciFe-eabn" pas befe Mittel CUR
u%ntsriohuns Der feinfllhen Snpianer.
Sn 9lpnDutb fpuroe AM Sreita1e Der
gro5te segen Deacon @npreps fprtseieBt.
Die gtrtbetptgung iGiiste 9iptbpebr boz unP
plairrte auf Srriinn.
Dte 6anfelstammer> Convention In
Gbtca9o pebattirte ant Sreitdse unp CONT
dbenbe uber bic @teSeretnflbtun9 Der gpn>
tanten> .3lblungtit, unp purDen Metrere gpr~
In bisfsr &i9tRns aemgGt,
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EstIn SER! So babe lett LANCER, btut Sttr 9atrtt
an @eena rber ettcln SaptarsidlaSc Hetntr gluien &C.,
ltttcn; mFtrtre Aerste hattsn mtH in gebduSlun8
pbue MIR irscnSrslde 9inrsrrWB III iddfen. ~gerlpNE'
nen Spnmsr, ais ID etne 9lctie mad pet gtprttt ntadtt
lit Id teiuueerS befttg id Jr8 Ju Srptrt. S%unIltOn.
Sdlflr II berI bgfnunBslps srftdrtt unc mid einiR,
Belt peGaneells, pbne mir iebp6 'raensnelbe Sdlis ~
reriadtftn. Or sIaabte, i'd lSnnte niht LANCE pebE te.
hen, WenR i'd mem 3ulidNb nitt RAID %teNerte, Sd
fam rtns aue ]s'clerurg bGhn IA tplte Id mir cine
8lalhe Sbrcs acknowledgements mt bsBnnt
t]euieiDtn ~ aebrauGet. golp iyarte Ia EtAStrMa; Id
iegts iGiNGu GGbraud' fprL, utb her Grfpl9 mar NQef
mas i'd mir nuv wuNibcn toRtte; bic brittle Blaiae tI.
Itrlc mtd aont. %treitpiai5t unS freibi8a leot Id
BepsriB lar Gle lBtrtlamtett Sbre5 praparatr3 eb mi
EmyfGble e5 allen nit NautIeipen 0cptdgttt.
Sbr aufrjattsrr SiGjars @. O2aion, itn.,
gIr, 27, 5lS 8i8big., @aI!t!Rprt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-07
Sie GrnDrOnng oeS SnOIaner Sdnpt<
liltaS WeftDtu SltBfe,

Wdbrelb Sbsrtpan's brdpe &etterffGdret
fA I'm SAnee ter Strppe unter ren ganDen
Der frinbfeliscn Snbtaner berumtummeln,
8agislistsitsa Anb StraPa3sn pPnf 3a9l er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-07

opW 1tSp' Sp'epu y. %titHurcs Sr. %ucDls
paarr Der 10. gdptitsn'&trde III YtiIabeIpbid.
sOr. Sddipn! Neriber 5err! Saufg bat matt mid
aufeefcrrert, mstnen Namsn unter Grfpieblunsen we're
fdiesenarti8er Wsst6inen iu iesen; aaein Ia Id biss fur
sassr e - g Z" assa 1s III an f len dH.sstIsla staate.
Nber ta Id eea tlaren VA Ssweis ron her 9lue-
Iidlett ppt Or. sui lane'sDeuii6eni Bit
tern 1T seri6ieeenen Beiipieleu. ~telonsers tn mttasr eise.
nen Sainilte, ppr Iugen BABE, 10 weihe i'd eiesrldl ron
metifm l~pniiaen Gruhtiase ab unp eridc insin. pcat
lletersea0un9 cabin aus, bae eerieite eesen al lee e.
METH 9 w d. bes Srdems befpnters
aeaen& tber-Be d. 10 erfeTaetn II der ptr.
feaees unb pertbppltes prGpatatta.-
an einisen bGlen mag er ietgafaaen; ater sswftnli4
nirp err, psran Id nibt %smsiiele. Dsnea, bic an ben as.
nann;si, lltbeln leieen, cine srpBe eerbltbat fem.
N6tlngsppaf Sbr 3. y. Sci1arh,
g., unterbalb gpates'Sirlbt.s