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Good Story.

4 very amusing anecdotc is told Of an
Irishman who happened to be in Paris a
short time ago, while three crowned heads
Of Europe were there on visit to his I'M
parial Majesty Napoleon. These distin-
guished persons were the Empcrors Of Rus
sia and Austria, and the King Of Prussia.
One day. having thrown aside all state Ger.
emonial, they determined to see the sights
of the beautiful city on the Seine, for their
own delcctation, and for that purpose they
resolved to 20 incOg, SO as not to be recog.
nized by the people. However, in their
stroll through Paris they went astray, and
meeting gentlemenly looking person. who
happened to be an Irishman, they politely
asked him if he would kindly direct then,
to the Palais Royal.
Faith. and that I will. my boys" says
Pat at the same time taking mental pho
tograph of the three boys" "This way,
my hearties," and so they were conducted
to the gates of the Royal Palace, aud the
Irishman was about bidding them farewell.
when the Emperor of Russia, interested
and pleased as much by the genuine polite.
ness of Pat (and what son Of Erin was ever
yet deficient in courtesy and politeness)
as by his nairete and witty remarks, asked
him who he was.
"Wcll." rcjoincd their guide, ~ did not
ask who you were, and before l answer
you, perhaps you would tell me who you
may be-"
After some further parcying, one said,
II am Alexander, and they call me the
Gar or Emperor of all the Russias"
Indeed" said Pat, with roguish
twinkle in the corner of the eye, and an
incredulous nod of the head Gas much as
to say, This boy is up to codding Inc q
bit') "And might make bould to ask
who you be, my Aower?' ...
They call me Francis Joseph, the Elm.
peror Of Austria"
Most happy to make your acquaint
ance, Frank, my boy" says the 1rishman
who thinking he was hoaxed, and in his
despairing efforts to get the truth, as he
conceived, out Of any of them, turned tc
the third one and said, "Who are you ?"
"They call me Frederick William, and
am king Of Prussia"
They then reminded him that he prom
ised to tell them who he was, and after
| some hesitation. and with u mysterious all
of confidence, Pat, putting his hand to hi.
mouth, whispered
81 am the Emperor of China; but don't
tell anybody"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30
GerreInnRacu; aus Cambria Gita, Ra.
Den Is. Sctpter. 1869.

Den Is. October, 1869.
We1srn tatten mir tier cine Seierlihfeit,
bic trctl MQen, pelGe baran She'll natmsn,
unpergrblid bleiten trirp. &ey. Clemens
@Gmipt, O.. s. B. rclher etni turh bic
germittluns tes bpdp. ?. Clemens aus Der
Nptmia mad Der ct. @iucents Nbtei fam,
bort feline Nusbilcuns ertielt unb in ben
Benebictiner .Srrsn trat, belt, nadbem er
ant Tefe bes III. Srbensfiftsr5 Srunp rrbi-
nirt mprben, feline Grtmi;. Die beutide ia
tbpliIte Gemsinbe tpetteiferte, Ser Stride
einen paroigen SGrnud gu eeben unb bic
san,e @c@e mar Sung unb Silt ta,ntt bc.
lhditist bieielbe su 5ieren. Sim Tetta9e
lelbf UNI 9 nbr seriammelte ii9 Der ct. So
feptsperetn BON Sobnstprn $50 Menn fart
nit elmer gut seubten Mulftanbe I'M Shnl>
taus Don 100 ber3us ld mad bem yiterlih n
@auie bes bohw. @rtmi5ianten te9ab: rcran
Die Muft, bann ein nteblihes grdutden Scn
feds Sa9ren, Sen 2ran3 tra9enb bee1ettet
son so Sinbern In petseu &leibern, bierauf
Der gerein. &cn Der Yatertihen Wobnuag
aus eine Der bpdw. Yrtmt,iant 1T 8e9lei>
tuna Der bon. 8enctictinerpatres @respr,
Balentin, 2cren5 unS Ser. Stau6 sur Sir
DE, bic sum Grbriiden scQ .por, UNI baielbf
baS toabeilt9e Spfer gum erlen Mal bar5u>
tyinsen. 3ep. P. @alentin bielt bic Tea.
preoi9t, inbem er bic Wlree unp 8uroe bss
aeifltaen Stantes ieinen 3ubprern auf cine
ersreifenbe 0eile ans 5er5 le9ts, s. tsar
bieb bic erfe pria,i3, bic Bier seDaltsn tour<
be unb bic Treuoe ees suten GolfeS mar I'm
70 sr1eer, ols Der trAw. @rinijiant Gin
Sinh Der Oemeinee par, ber erf:e grieFtr,
Der aus Cambria tcsorrgcsaasen. gu BE-
| ipnberm Dante fIatt ith dher aud bic Sc
n,eiuee benz Srten bes IT. 8ecestct unb na>
| mentti1 BEN Rlcfer son ct. gtncent5 ccr<
pfihtet, 100 70 sistc or,ne Stuoenten nda~
rcnp elmer 9teibe spn Sab:en faft unaEoEF
ib:e Musbilpuns ertalte, fonnen, UNI enelib
ais Mrbeiter I'M Meinterge bc5 Germ tbetls
ais Srbens> tbeils ais Weltprieler su MIR,
feu. Sa wabrbaft 0roses bat Ter Sreen
pcs II. Benedict fdon bier in @ntersfa fur
bic Stride s%eleiitet, inpem bis jest r1eer ais
$50 Wriefer aus Sen amerif1nil9m gilc~
uussanlalten Der Scnsoietineraater bernprs
sesauaen fi,o, M6se Der litbs @ott au@
unisrm g%teussweitten nit ieinsr @nabe
redt bethlehem. bau.it er nit ft9sn5rethen
Grfc1se in Ietnem bsttisen @eruIe 'rsrfen
fDnne. IteD wun1tbt
Geiu
Mauperer i'm Often.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30

3piiden bent @ieen unb9orben fat gu eleidsn
Sbsi:en sertbeilt mar. Na1 benz Genius Don
1867 betrug basesen biz Ginwcbnersabl bee
Nortens 1860. 1872 unb bic bes @ibera 49,
048,149, woraus bersoreebt, baB rad ben
d~e6ensie Sabren 1921, 1888 mebr Smmisrantea
nebf beren Na9fommen int Nurbsn als i'm
SGben leben. Der Beridt f6laat m~erfuurbi.
esr'psiie Zen Wertb Der Sn,mieraticn s~ctsuas'
,psif' na& benz turd eieielbe importirten Rapi.
tai an. nel&ss. per Gppf BON 5OO-1500 Dot
lars esrstnst in bsr Shat cine enornae 9unms
repra(entirt, tpslde Der SnbuRrte bee Morbens
3u 5ilfe aefommen III. 2eiter III in ben, int.
r~e1anten 9eriate son benz p%auptumaanbe feins
&eet, trslder Der Ginpaneeruns inns leen fri.
Der belonbsre en~tseserlanb: Sflaseret unt
eantmcnopol, bic IS menis bemitleIten Ginsan-
osrera nnmSsIi@ ma9ten> cine 5eimetb ST. e.
rerten.
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ton1naenen Yriefer a%tertragen IT, tpsl9:r
SpraAe unt Sitten terlelten gut fennt.

Mtt tps1aer Spfermiaisteit fatbcliiHe
Mnfalten, tpelde tem @taate lelbfs fsbr gu
te Dtenfe letfen, unterbalten peroer, benefit
u. q. bas fatbotif9e Observation-Disclosures su
NeiusOort, be6en Ginnatmen tn sptrsen
Sabre G9 auf bic ero6e Sum'ae BON $99.299
beliefen unb tur1 ebenio9rcBe Mussaben
balaneirt inb. Die atrdeneuleete aaein
AM Wetbna9t~ unb SferfeRe bradte Bet
teutrn i'm 8etrase scn $45,250.
Neae Girder. - @it grocer Tsierlthfeit
wurbe far3li9 he ct. Mntontus<&irde in
81. eouis, Mo., etn9ewetbt; ferner bic
ct. Softpbs.&trde in 1eras, Baltimore
So, Mt., BIZ ct. Scbannestirde 81 Dram
sc, g. S., bic ct. @iueentius be @anla
Stride su 8rppflsn, q. o. fotp:e Elm
neaes Wcttesbaus gu Euscumtia, III.
ct. gouis, Zen Is. Oct eetten mittwc4
wuroe i'm @restytsrium Der bieIeenSt. 2ar<
rence'Gir6e BON elmer Mn;abl Yriefer cine
g%eriammluns ateetalten, I'm ben 9lan sur
Grri9sua9 elmer 9roben 3attebrale it ct.
ecuis in Mnresuns i'll brinsen. Gs 1T gu
btsier' 3wefe bereits friber scn elmer Mrs.
STUNT lem bcdsp'fen Gr3biibcf Elm fdSnes
@runeitad am Sueas>Ylas iterlafen nor
ben. Seet bentt man ernfliA an bic @as'
fierun9 tislts @ebanfcns. Sn ser 1esten
Mittme@ iatt9efunesnsn @erlammlun9
muree nah 1insesen Detatten teihlc6en,
ZAP Subierittiea5tader su benz c~rudtnten
3wede erpfnst tveroen ipaen. Die untsr>
fhristenen Sumnen iodsn in sefn iaerlthen
Staten sc3ab1t rerben; tnrer9alb sebn Sub
rea bciTt nan namli@ BEN 8au soGeneen
SIT tRnnsa. Rad Der SGeatunosurfaase
ron a4-s. STUNT fol- innerhelt Der nld'fsn
bret Sabre nit rem 8au te9cnnen werssa.
Ssh5 sca ben Bel Ser giri1mmluug ann'e<
isnbsn Weilttiehen iubltr;birten 1000 OIL
lsrs.
Der ySsrpte :. g." bfm mir rbise Mtt>
t5ei(ung mtuebnen, erfdbrt aus &orn, eab
Ser. @altss in geQerile, ST., sun, 9iiGcfe
yon Mltpn uan &ep. S0bbe 1T Cincinnati
sum @iitofe eoa G%cuinstcn, S., beRimmt
ieisu.
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Apmmen alto bic SsntereNen ter Neuenslano.
uno Mi.sleaaten nit rem pef!igsn unt paeifi<
lden @taateu iu Guliiion, 70 pereen bic lestse'
uannten @.aatensruppsn iiter eins Majpritat
upn : Stimmen 81 ~psyfissn babsn. Sn Sra
sen, bic aud bic SIppeftaeten nabe b~erubrsn
- ME J. 9. 1eane1se, grfanias, TilFilppi II.
gouiTana- piiree bitle Majoritat ned erHber
iein. gu icl9sn 5.assu sebSrt 80. bic &esu'
lat;cn tss MilIiIppi=S rrmes auf Suncesfc.
Rem unS bic gsrleguns Der National' 5auptlabt
mad ssncm msbr psiliGen Central unft. Sen
Der lebtas1aaltsuJsase ipredsn eabsr pie!e tpefs
liseSlattcr isbt idpn pie scn elmer auesema9e
ten Ssde.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30

traslid.r pertsn, ie me1r Fe an Alter une
Stdrfe sunstmen. Die Sabre l&rettsn BOT
tparts, bic tleinen Gebler Der 3ineteit reifea be"
ran unb eeben in bic 0aulnib aterreiter uni
unserte6erli&er 2aaer iiber; unb iene unSlad'
liden ainber pertsanteln l@ aus &nospen tls''
ner @inben in bic no0e unb eiftise Blutte psr'
9lsi&sweiier gerberbtbeit unb ino felbft tpisber
beftin1mt, ben l1nsebor(am fort3uerten unh III
rerieits bas llubebaseu gu erfabren, peI@ss is
ebemaIs 3ufisten."
Nur @&abe, taB ter gerfa0tr obtser {@ar'
ZEN unb IN eiu,elnen Yuntten ttsrtrisbener
3eidnuns ni@t auf bic Grase fam: mie siel
Sdult an bieeut traurieen lletd faQt auf tie
Sfentli9en GreiIdulen?
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Sun9sMmerife.

Eie sc. q. Tritune GaratteriiIrt anldblth CT
ter Convention .driflider iunser Manner" tn
G%Ra0aduietts, bic @teQure Der amerifanildsn
Suseno III Der Jamilie in fcIeeaSsr, adsrsinss
ftarf aufsetrassnen 3eidnuns:
,Mir baten rieie Inesutunsen sen,a&t, neil
mir elaubeu, tab ,eit rie!en Sabren Der Gbarah
ter ees eIterliden @erbaltuiies furtwabreno
larpabsr unt unmirfiamer sewrreen 1T. Nidt
nur ssrldbt man ii6 gu isbr cuf infer 00ertlt'
Dies Gr3isbunss<@ Ylem, iortern Go bat cite
;iemIi9 aassmeine ger3idteii!uns auf bic elter'
liae Mutoritit Fattgefunesn. Gie Sinner lie
len cher bebannsln wenisFers ibre gttern niht
nit Der alien pietat. gle Ino uusebcriam
cine Neue, unb unebrertietiS cbue 0emiRene'
tijje. 1reuntli6teit ermedt feline Oanfbarfeit,
uns Wufopfsrurs fem @efubl Der 0erpai&tuna'
Gin Slater, bs0tn 0eten fsircn 2taeern sspio'
met sewelen IL, bic inn .beurer ais iein 9eteu
iino, mag seraetsns auf Gin 3eiasn Der Oant'
bartlett pajIsn; urp reb wiro Ct INNER tisSelbs
uumeile Metbrpe meter Serfolsen, unb turd
.srsrSDerte MadtGlNstsit bic eiebe su e~euinner
ssriuden, mad welder feline Sesle f@mabtst
l1nu 10 sebt bic bduslids GumDois- adj! 1T 6
nidt eber cine ZrasSets ?-fort. Der tuna'
5err %iniultirt rem yapa, has j:uae >Grduleir
trost Der Mama; pob!meinsnbe 8eota@ter, BIZ
ibren suten &atb anbieten, mereea eriudt, I'D
um eiaens Inaeleeenbeiten ~ befSmmern; 70,
Der Da9Rute bis gum Aeller treiben bic 8inte
bur9ssbeub unfus; idledtbebanbdte Tiena
boten narneu unb tusrrsn fortseididt geiude
sermeioen, no lie IL men. tas 6aus, tas &
dredltGe Aiutsr bsberberet, bic tmmer unsr
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Iptat
S225.5O

Adsn ps(Ae ju bieier 9umne ibr @Gerf>
letn tet9etrasen, fcwte benisnisen, tpelde
unS Bel Der goGecte unterflgten, iet hermit
infer i%nnisitsr Danf at9eNattet.
Sm Namen Der beutiden Gatepliffn opa
@afin9s:
Macu5 Mtdel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30
Nprbe,t ,,ub @mben.

Die in elmer friberen Summer ertcapnte
6aubelsfonsenticn in 2cuisviQe, !pslbe nd
farsli9 sertast bat, nabm pibreno brerS'euns
unter Mnberem aud eineu Weridt !brsS Jn1nai-
arations. Committees entsesen, spslder s'n'se
intersTante GrntraRe 3pii&en benz M0roea uno
@ibeu aufweia. Iislsr Beriat sraiet ). D..
ba6 na9 BEN Genius ron 1890 bic VesS!terans
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Sic tpaebiembe matbt beS
@effenS.

Die neue Gertbeiluns Der Grusre6>3 epraien'
tanten rad esu, Genius sua 1870 rirb ben
Sdwerpuntt Der politiiGsn Madt nad BEN
Wefen Serlesen unb bieie 8etradtuns it BON
srober 8eoeutuns in 8e,iebure auf bic Msita,
tion Der gsrlesuns tes 3~esierunssibes. Die
feds Meuenelanb. Staat,u, pfIhe in 1870 aGt
uno brsi6is Nspralsntanten nag Walbinston
%itnoetsn, tusrpen nod 1870 MIR % batsu, ME
Gus iclssnaer Geteae III srlsben it:
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400
g d

Mern. Die ron Der Snlpeetipn
Der prpiectirten Octtbarrbabn 5urudSe@
febrten internationalen Sn9enteure pa
ben coS unternctmen ais auefubrbdr
ertldrt unp pieles 1elbf .fncet neitere
untertuBune, ra aud ete Neateru1'9
Don @lrtembera 0d CUR 1beilna9ne
an Der nunmebr 9eli9ertea Wlpsneaen
bereit erfldrt bat.
Gent ,par neuli9 ser S@auplaB
zines elansencen Teites> ras CUR ertrz
neruna an ben Gintritt rieles %antons
in ben Sdwei,erbuno eefeiert uao gu
pei7en Mncenfen Elm Denfnal 9eleBt
wurre. @as Der Teter belpnrerse Snz
terel7e yerlieb, rpar Der umita,r, rap
aus benz ansren;enren 6rantretd 9robe
@&aareu Yon @diten Gbeit l1a9>
men.
Die f9weiseriiden Dampff@ifaeleuz
idaiten trefsn& orbercitunsen aut einen
aroeartiaen. 6rempenteiud int ndditen
Sabre. Sir Rem 3iri&<, ippie fur
BEN Observation-Disclosures uno bic Seet1 TN
Berner Sterlano werren neue Dampf@
boote ocbaut. Mu9 eineNnjatl pra6t-
roaer 9otei6 Itno auf psrldlfeene1
punften I'M 8au.
Traufrei@ IL.
llcter bic termaliaen; 3utance Trantz
reids triuoen errppdilbe Slatter nidt
(ebr circumference &sridte. Die racicaz
len 3eitunsen batea rem ftanSoijden
a%aijertbuEl |dpn felt Sabr uni Sag
ben Sprtenihsin asldrietcn ; nun tbut
e5 auA eie Y;rliner Ssycu:;c!tun8, unr
bic Muasb. ,NQ9c'eins 3t9,' inccm
lie Yerihert, man made fth oud in
Ten b1ditsn &reiien co;auf 0efabt, eab
bic &rilis res &ailerttum6 ST cinem
Muebruhe fibre rcr iiber bic OrcnSen
reiden fDnntc. GsrsitS SaAtren Sc
tii4te Don einsm teatidti9ten StaatSz
frei@s scn Der Grnennun9 rcS 0ratea
Nalicp> Der ais General Montouban
eines mad Shrefd risdencen Nufea
genoe, gum Gpumanrontcn BON Yarie;
llno je ldrser ris Nesierura cine par'
lamentorilhe Election per519ert> um 70
mebr idwiut tas Mietrauen uno Der
Nrewobn bel rem pplttilircnren Gulfe
an. Die Hepubliconer feter!en am 20.
@eptember ben iittenunr liebenSiaften
sSabresta9 Bet frans6flhen NepubItt,
bereits I'M Nnmarlde. Spmit mdren
bic Deputirtsn rer semdei9ten 9infen
uno ces lierspartei nur rie Sappeurs>
trelde rie in ras Empire NeSfnete
Yrelde fit rie republieaniiden Sturmz
%eo!onnen eonstar MAIDEN. Nir 5petz
feln nod tmmer, iaat Ter Seri6teritotz
ter, rae ie III rislem0 icnite tereit ftnr;
penn ie mu7en bic NtiIdtcn Der Rsz
puplifoner tennen unc einlcbeu, cae ie
spu renlelten au9entiidIi@ BET ScIte
oeporfen wirren, lObalo her @turm
9elunaen 1T. @plte bic Neyrlutipn
mod Elm Mal 1T Tranfrei6 fte9en> 70
parpc bic ipcialiRilde Neputlif aus8ez
rufen, uno rie 5dupter cerlelben> Die
Nyat, @ictcr 9uso, 2ecruz3puin uiw.
warren tieNrmsvn ldpn re6mescn Uter
bic Wrenser ,psrfsn> TIM BEN 0%snera'en
unp Sclratsn Mrtett III sebcn uno iie
son elmer militoiril9en Gpntre:s Nerolu@
ton ;urid,ubalten. Natlrli6 wurce
Der &riea nur reu 5Yrannen, ren GSlz
fern aber Die Treibeit unp 8ertrarez
runa on%eetlnpi9t - aans ~ie 1872,
muir mdre cen republicanilAen Gotbbp<
fen better poreearbeitet als Yor lebenz
uno Iebenst9 Sabren.
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III 1910.
ii 1870.
3u{amme ...... 32..............S

gu bisisn mefli9en Staaten ins iabe6 aud
bic paciFIdeu Staaten 81 re9ner, tpelGe in
1910 nod nidt e~ri:irtsn unb bic %eesenpdrtis
nur gu 5 &epraientanten berebtist iab, eber
mad 1870 peren Z peer s tetpmmen trsrbeu, 70
baB a.soann tie Staatensebiets tpeflid ron
pittsburg unb nSrbli9 son Cairo turb 90 pber
IS Mitslieeer tee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pertre.
ten fem trirber.
Das Stimmenser5dltuiB In beu WitteGIaa<
ten bat id scn 1910 bis 1870 ,pie fulst seran.
bert:
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3u|asn,ev ......36..............2.

1ie ncrenelli1en Staaten, petde in 1910
nur 81 g~ertrstrr Dattsn. weresn saaesen in 1870
teren S. tefcnsmen, r.GSu,liA:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30

erbalteu jebt bic er1en Spdtjabrswaaz
rem unS laten NQe Elm, ibre fd5ne
MusmaN pom Guenraarer gu telidz
tisen, t~eipnrtrs bic MEDITERRANEAN Nrz
titel:
S9war3e Seiben scn 1915
bis 1919. @roee 8ortbcile perce1
lit tca tefen idmarsen Nlpaeas sstpten.
CLAN ploip&> fir Mn,dse. Gi@
ne idGne Nuswabl Der neusaen MuHer
ppn IN e nz5 toffea istr biui9.
Mlerancria Olace 5ano dub
Ypn aliens @attirun9en, !5el9rin>S lau,
2aocncer uno Yurpur. Gbenlo 1bbne
Glaze 9uneldube fir Elm Dollar eos
Daar.
Gatlfatt 4 Ga.
Els 5. s. Gtrenson, teutjder Glert.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
A Sad Calamity.

Last Friday, while the Indiana State
fair was in progress at indianapolis, a
portable steam engine, which was on ex.
hibition, exploded In the midst of the 90
900 people present. scattering fragment,
OF iron and other material with terrible
force in every direction Between e
and 81 people were killed on the spot,
and 80 or 60 wounded, some of whom
have since died. The scene at the fair
ground and in the City of indianapolis
Is said to have beggared description
The engine had just been exhibiting its
powers, and had been awarded a prem.
ium, and the belief is that in order to ex,
Gel their competitors, the managers had
rashy oyertaxed its power
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07

There are thus two countries which
have greater debt than the United
States, viz Great Britain and France,
and four in which the debt is greater
per head than with US, viz. Great Brit,
ain, Holland, France and Greece. There
Is this important difference in our favor
that our debt is rapidly diminishing
promising to be extinguished within
generation, while the debts of most coun
tries are inceasing annually. Then, too
exertion either of muscle or brain, and
the use Of money, are paid for so much
more literally in the United States than
in Europe, that the proportion of indi-
vldual debt to the average annual earns
ings is very much less with US than in
those countries having q smaller per
capita debt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
COFFlNs AT FIRST COST.

Metals
bPoW
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07

THESE coFFlNs extensively used @ the and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07

The Chicago Times is easily pleased.
When the Wisconsin Democracy observ.
ed absolute silence on the negro guess
ton our Democratic contemporary spec
tally commended t..o Convention Now
that the New York Democrats adopted
the Bourbon platform, still harping on
the Fifteenth Amendment, the Times is
cordial and explicit in its praise, Such
amiability is truly admirable Chicago
Journal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
National Debts.

A paper was read at recent meeting
Of the National Reform Union, held at
Manchester, England, gyino stu, mcnt
OF the public debts of Inherent countries
We reproduce the figures, expressing
the amounts Of debt, and the amount PER
capita in gold dollars, and correcting
the figures for the United States to the
date OF the latest return, in the following
table
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07

Senator Sherman opposes the repeal
of the income tax, regarding it as the
lairest tax that can be levied. 1t is said
that in recent speech he expressed the
hope soon to see all our internal taxes
repealed, except the taxes on Whiskey,
tobacco and incomes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
specia! Notices.
TO TII1; PUBLIC,

". VI, CollIREN having concluded to wi 'hdraw
from the practice Of he law has transferred his Office
Mineral Point and the business conneeted Herewith
10 Ncssrs, ASyoN \ SPENsLEy whophe recommends
to the public. prompt reliable business men, and
accomplished lawyers. All previous and existing en-
gagemeuts, VIII receive my persesal attention until
closed up, And an persons desiring my assistance
the trial Of eases viii secure he by procuring
the services Of Messrs, bAsYoy / sPrslEY.
NJ. VI. C0THkES.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
NOTICE TO TEACHERS AND

~ DISTRICT CLERKS.
Notice is heyehy given thw the Count Super nten.
dens of Schools for Iowa County viii hold Public
Examinations Tor licensing Teachers, az follows;
At Jonusdale, on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept
Is and i6.
At Arena on FRIDAY and Ss,apday, Sept, II and Is.
A. Ridgesay, in District No. 2, on Monduy and
Tuesday September ~ and a.
Al Avoca, on onday and Tuesday, September q
and =.
At Mineral Point, on Friday and Saturday. Cato
Der 5 and 9 at the close of the Institute
At Dodgeulle on Monday and Tuesday, October
/ and T.
At Linden, Wednesday and Thursday, October 70
and II
At Highland, on Friday and Saturday, October Is
aud iG.
Supplementary exam nation Will he held ~
nodgtyille on thursday I'D Friday, November nh
ana 9Th, Tor The benefit OF those Who we're absent
RON tla county or otherwise necessarily detained
from the regular examinations
Tie Examinations Viii ctWmener at ~ O'clock 4
VI on The first day In euch place Applicants should
bring pen, ink and iool,cap paper.
District Clerks receiving his notice are required
nv Ii to post it In some conspicuous place IN thcir
districts
SAMUEL PARKS, County Supt,
Ayogn, Angus. II, 1869.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-07
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The New York herald., 1869-03-18

state shs electors sgaiu the Of
proposed the constitution Of the United
Sates that the next legislature may act upon NC
subject tho wills Of the psos A.
At shs ballot oox. fNr EnF+i e4
The constitutional amendment was discussed AZ
length by Messrs. Ifusted and Campbell. OF otsegos
Gleason and Davis IN favor, afad Messrs Hncnhau
kimhall, Moseey and Patrick against IT. ~ Was
made the special order for the euening. t
Mr. PATRICK introduced resolution that:-
whereas Ths last natIonsf platform Of the republican par
~ and that the question OF Suffrage Ia all ioys States Pro-
perry belongs to the people those States aud - s assem-
bly, WAS not elected on such therefore hs subject
be defcrred until the people are heard from.
The special order was the consideration, Of ms
fifteenth amendment. Messrs. Hegemar. La Bsu
and Seikreg spoke in its favor and Messrs. Jacobs.
Miller Keegan and Nachtmanu against it, A Vote
was first taken on Mr.. Jacohs' amendment, which
was l0st--yeas AZ, nays u The amendment was
then adopted BY vote as follows; A
YFAs- -Measrs Aisbeu, Andrews, Aces Avery Bake
Barker Barse Rssett Beate Berry Bxndage, Bui.sret.
Cskins Cameron, ". Campbell, carpssr Chase re
Dooiile. f.. Ely, W. NJ. Ely, Farley, tsrns, Girort,
Gleason, Glenn, Gould, Hackett, Harris, iiese
man. Hixsou, Hodses Hsyt HUI, Hu.tri.
Kendall Kilbam Bar, basher Mitchell Palmer, q Pear
ssl Perry Randall, q Ray. Rich, Kcaardses & ehnoni.
smia speaker D. stewart b. Stuart sanas.s Thornton.
Truman, Tustle Walker Weed, "hitmarnh aud Wrsnt-
NAYs-kessrs. Banner. Bsgen, Br.astfcst 'ufs =, o.
Flynn Calvin Griffin, Hapin Hartman Hssbroucs Hitch
pan Hoeseo Howard rvog M,,s Masr Mossy
Murphy Ssciman oKsege. Pssrick pezrssl Plun.st..
Porter, skeeis, w. Smith, S4eyens, strseSs subefns
Tishe, riden, Tower, whaisn aud wsitermAn-T