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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-11
TO THE PUBLIcI
NJ OF Z O "A

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD OF
Il County Commissioners Of White Pine county
will sell at public auction. at the Courthouse Of
said county, on SATURDAY, August 20, 1870, ct
IL o'clock M, the following described property
TO wit; Lots and 3, in block 20. in the town Of
Swansea. on which is situated the old County
Hospital, together with said Hospital Building.
BY order OF the Board.
Attest: II. M. EDDY, Clerk.
Hamilton. New. July 16. 1870 jyis-td
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER JULY is, 1870, THE
- Agency Of the Bank Of California. and the
Banking Department Of Wells. Fargo B Co., will
open at . a. m. and close at 8 p. m.
JOHN A. PAXTON,
Agent Bank of California.
HOMER 8. KING.
aul-f Agent Wells. Fargo 4 Co.
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FRANK OASTAGNETTO,

Successor to Castagnetto Borbon,l
DREPARER OF COFFEE BY STEAM.
corner of Treasure and Dunn streets, Ham
ilton. CHARrREs. JAVA, COSTA RIGA, and all
kinds OF Coffees, ground and prepared for the
table at his steam mill. He guaranteed his
Cofee to be the very purest and best offered for
sale In the state of Nevada. au7-tf
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C,HEAP FOR CASH, HOUSE AND 49,
~ LOT House with Three Rooms. well ;iiI
furnished, with water and every conven-En4
fence for comfortable residence. Situated i'm
medlatsly in front Of the Courthouse. For par
ticulars. apply at this ofhce. ma26-tf%
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miscellaneous.
w A NTED D |!

FI,EAMS, TO CONTRACT FOR HAULING
i Wood. Inquire Of
J. L. kOPP,
Hair Dressing saloon. Main street.
opposite st. Nicholas Saloon,
au9.tf Hamilton. New.
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WHITE PINE DAILY NEWS.
published EyERY MORNING EXCEPT MoNDAY-Br
FORBES e. co.
W, j. FoRBEs. W. II. PTrcHFoRp.

Terms Of bscriptiOn.
One copv one year. per mail............S .Si6 90
One copy six months, per mail. ......... 10 90
One copy. three months, per mail. 90
as- None forwarded until paid for a.
Delivered at so cents per week. by the car
rier-to whom payment must be made.
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declare that We cant admire the
financial acumen that cannot look
more sharply after the eity's interest
The point we made was, that Mr..
Van Riper was selling wharf bonds
to private parties in this city. at sew
enty-fve cents, when they were known
to be selling at eighty FIVE in New
York. Nobody finds fault with busi-
ness men for buying bonds atseventy-
FIVE, when they can Immediately dis
pose Of them at eighty-fve. Capital
lists would be rather green not to in
vest, when such rare inducements
were held out by sharp fn4nciers,
who had the handling Of the peoples
money.
In conclusion. we have Only to sug-
gest tothe Courier, that il hit its IA
vorite Councilman q most ungracious
blow the other day. when it admitted
that money at the present time was
unususlly plentyin Nov York. and at
low rates Of interest. Why cannot
our city experience the benefit Of that
plenty and low rates1 Simply be-
cause our City Committee on Finances
can't OF won't avail themselves of the
opportunity, aud in their large liber-
ality, would rather some good friend
should have the benefit of the low
rates Of interest 1isn
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Washlneton Ttems

WASHINGTON, june 17.-The fol-
lowing nominations were sent to the
Senate to day, BY the President:
Isaac z. Gray. of Indiana, Consul
at st. Thomas; Lieut. Edwin fl Mil
ler, to be Lieutenant Commander ia
the Navy; O.. Wiley Wells, United
States Attorney for the Northern Dis
trict Of Mississippi.
The House Select Committee on
the CuBMn Bonds business closed their
Investigation day. aud will make
their report on Monday. Represent
ative Fitch testified that he never
saw Taylor; and Representative Mo
C0rmick said that, though he occu-
pied q room in Taylor's house. he
never converted with him.
Iseeond Dispatchl
WAsHIEGToN, June I7.-At the
Democratic caucus last night about
fifty members of Congress were pres
ent, including four Senators. TIE OBJ
ject is TO secure concert of action on
public measures. "A paper is ia prep.
aration, to be addressed to their
Southern friends. with regard to the
election of members to Congress.
The nomination of Ackerman was,
this afternoon, Ia Executive session,
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The following nominations were
confirmed:
james b. Belford, Associate Judge
Superior Court. Colorado; James B.
Mexican, of New York, Chief Justice
Superior Court Of Utah g. Crome, of
Alabama, Secretary of Utah: ID. B
Cliffe. Assessor Internal Revenue Of
the Fifth Tennessee District.
The following Postmassers were ap-
pointed: Andrew Pillsbury. Manhat-
tan, Ks; Archibald nj. Campbell,
Salina, KS. John w. Marshall. Platts-
mouth. Neb Edward Shoemaker.
Fort Union, New Mexico; Angelivie
III. Sheldon, Burlingame, Texas.
Testimony before the Senate Select
Committee on the San Domingo treaty
was closed last night, and the Com
mittee meet to morrow for consulta-
ton, and to prepare reports. After
the report is made. the consideration
l-of the San Domingo treaty will be re-
sumed.
1t has been proven that Davis
Hatch, held prisoner by the Domi-
niciau Government, because It was
feared, If at liberty, he would damage
the annexation project. This is
shown By official documents. Tcsti-
moDy in the case was sent to the
printer. and will be considered conf :
dental until the Committee makes a
report.
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Kew York Items.

New YoRK. June 1.-THE suit OF
John Mitchell against Gen. Jno. A.
Dix, for $50. 600 damage for false ar
rest and Imprisonment in Fortress
Monroe, during the war, was argued
to day before the Judge Of the Freed
mems Superior Court. on Gen. Dix's
motion to transfer the case to the
Federal Court.
A serious accident occurred this
morning on the corner of Second Av-
enue and Twentieth Street, by the
falliog of the wall of Haines Broth
ers' building, in process of demolition,
against an adjoining tenement, caus
ing the side to fall IN, aud the build
ing became a mass of ruins. Mrs.
Ross and Mrs. CLARK were severely
but not fatally hurt. Several other
persons were buried in the ruins, but
were extricated unhurt.
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NIAGARA FALLS, ONT.. June IL
A d. setting of the shareholders of the
Car da Southern Railroad took
place yesterday, at the Clifton House,
when a permanent organization of the
company was effected. The following
we're unanimously elected Directors
for the ensuing year: john T. Tracy,
President of the Rock Island Compa-
ny; Wm. l.. Scott, Vice President OF
the Erie & Pittsburg Company; Sid
ney Dillon, Director Of the Union
Pacific Company Milton gourtwEigstt
Director of the Lake Shore, Rock
Island aud Northwestern Companies
Daniel Drew, of New York; VIM. A.
Thompson, President Of the Erie &
Niagara Company; Oliver Schapman,
of New York; Bepjamin f. Hall. oil
New Jersey; and jerome w. Wet
more, of Erie, Penn.
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CoNBExsEB TELkGRlMs.

SATURDAY, June IS.
Gold closed in New York yesterday, At
Red Cloud and party left New York yes
terday for homes via Chicago.
Governor Holman has vetoed the bin
discriminating against foreign insurance
companies In matters of taxation.
whipple's springfield manniactory. at
Detroit. was burned last night. Loss tl0,-
Geo. Insurance 5000.
The Vermont Democratic ssate Conveu-
tion has selected the same victims for sac
r1dce at the next State election thai were
sacrificed last year.
The Red stockings yesterday heat the
Eckfords "a to 2, W whitewashiny them on tho
nrsss third ana ninth innings, and being
themselves Whltewashed on the second
tnding-
The Ninth New York Regiment made an
excursion va.a.lI On I.hu1ssday up the Hndsoq:
ana tne veLeFa1s OF me Old Ninth made
an excursion to Long Rranch.
An italian beggar woman was arrested
in New York, on Thursday for sticking
pins IN the arms Of her infant. that BY its
passers by.
Margaret na1y was tried in Brooklvu. on
IhureIays sor the murder of her uncle,
Rev. Peter Daily. an Ex-CathoIie Priest.
She was found guilty Of manslaugh ter,
and sentenced 70 four years in the PEN
isantlary.
The Peter Curren whisky case. which
has bean before the United StsItes District
Court. IN New York, for neatly a wear as
decided on Thursday last in favor Of the
Government. The value Of tie uroperfy
condemned Is about S15,600
The city OF New York is vigorously coa-
testing the right OF The New YORK g Har-
lem Railroad Com pany to take certain
portions OF Fourth Avenue and. other pub
lie streets up town, for the use of q new
depot The case was before the General
Com mftiee Of the Supreme Court. when
Mr.. O'Gormans for the city. and Mr.. Chas.
. Conner, for the Company, spoke at con-
siderable length. The argument was TO
be resumed yesterday morning by Judge
I Porter, in beha1fof the city.
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81 Publishing the proceedings Of
Convention at Princeton, on
sday, We omitted to state that
eaL. Spencer, Of 4Tarrick Coun-
as put in nomination for District
.ney for the First Common Pleas
let, composed Of the counties Of
Z, Vanderburgh. Warrick and
IN. Mr.. Spencer will, if elected.
an earnest and faithful Prose-
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Pittsburg Press says:
tmor has 1t that the Central
ylvania Railroad Compauy has
ased the old Evansville and IN
,olis Straight Line bed. and will
lately commence work on the
above item we copy from the
Sentinel, Of yesterday. We con
is statement. taken in connec-
ith what has occurred here du-
epast two weeks, rather compli- !
matters.
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news from Red RiTer-

Toronto, June l7-Ihe latest
from Garry. is that Reil can muster
800 fighting men. which could be
swelled to three times that number,
provided there is no fighting and
plenty Of plunder. The prevalent
opinion In the settlement is that Riel
viii not make any determined opposi-
ton to the British and Canadian
forces.
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TELEGRAPBEgs II
Particulars OF the Late Accident on
me Baltimore e. Massachusetts

kAC 01AtAAMWAG . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Railroad.
Boston. June 17.-Those killed
outright BY the accident on the YER
mont & Massachusetts, Railroad, yes
terday. were Mrs. a. Brewer, George
A. Johnson, of Fitehburg, and Jas.
O'Connel.
The following list comprises the
most Of those dangerously wounded f:
John Murphy, of Lowell; recovery is
impossible; Mrs. II. King aud a small
infant, both badly bruised; VIM. Ell
liott, of Fitchbnrg, baggage master,
probably fatally; Mrs. Charles Deers-
mond, face badly bruised; Mrs.
Young, of Boston, head and chest
badly bruised; Mrs. Ellis Ballocks,
slightly injured; Mrs. Fields Stanton,
leg broken.
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ORANGE, N. j.. june 1.-THE reg
ular Quarterly Conference of the Con-
gregational Churches. of New York
and New Jersey, was held yesterday
afternoon and evening. Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, Moderator and Pres
ident. George 3. Boem delivered
fha addrass of welanme Reeahev
paLe aa tEe IsIatlcu oE ta obus
adrf~ fc church wcT
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NEW ORLEANS, June Ito day.
BY order Of Judge Dibble, I'll. S. Me-
Comb and the new directors of tho
New Orleans, jackson & Great
Northern Railroad were inducted
In Office in place Of General Beaure-
gard and the old directors, and placed
in possession Of the road.
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BENTON, w. IT,, June IL. - The
steamer SaIlie met the steamer Nick
Wall high and dry at Spread Eagle.
the river rises. The Nick Wall left
here eighteen days ago.
Gen. Phil. Sheridan and staff left
it at Spread Eagle. and set out over
land for Ft. Stevenson. The rest of
the passengers were transferred to
other boats.
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NEW YORK, June 17.-Late cores
pondence from Havana, leaves scarce
ly doubt OF the failure Of the Upton
expedition TO Cuba. A number Of
men and about two thousand stand of
arms we're landed and almost imme-
diately captured. The steamer es-
Gaping the Spanish gunboats, sailed
for AspinwalI. The management was
plainly the cause of the disaster.
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THE sHNGERFEsT.

Thirty Thousand Strangers In the
Clly-The Excitement StIll Pre-
vails-OpenEng 0f the Great FessI-
val at sanger Hall-Speeches By
Governor Hayes. Mr. G0sh0rn, DF.
LllIenthaI and OIhers-EVaRsYiEI
Delegation. fw
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Death OF jerome ROnaDarte.

BALTIMORE, June 17.-Jerome Ma
poleon Bonaparte. died this forenoon,
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RICHMOND, June IT, Governor
Walker has signed the bill inaorno-
rating the Atlantic, Mississippi Al
llhla RailEoaa
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-04

lt9fe ibres san3en 0etens. Srut bes Mor,
gems p%erlammelten fi9 bic &inoer an Der
3abl stpet unb apan3ts TN S9uliaals unb
ertsarteten bic lang eriebate Stanbe, 100 ie
nit ibreu, @errr unb GDtt, nit tbrem @rlD'
ier unb Selismo9sr pereint ,parben. Gnb>
lid ertDnte bic @lode, unb cine faSn &C.,
orbnete Yroaelion in 8esleituns ibres 9rie.
tiers bp1te bic aleinen im SAulaouie ab,
Don 100 aus Der :3us ben, ct. N~tfclausberse
susins. @el@ Elm f96ner Anbltd, unb
reu IN Carer! Die&naben NIT f&Dn se3ier.
ten &er,er, unb Blumenfrduben, bic Mdb.
den ebenfans NIT 9ef9mudten &er3en unb
in ,peiben Aleibern. 6terauf besann bas
6o4aut. 8or Der &ommunton betete Der
9etrer NIT fstner S&ultusenb bic ucrse.
f9rtebenen @ebete, wel&e bic &inber an
bd@tis na&fpra6en, etn feierli@er Monaeut
aud fir Batter unb SHUTTER, beren uaan&e
3brdnen persofen. Darauf .stnsen bic
&tnber gum Slide bes @errn unb ban,1
ttelt tp@w. P. @asnus cine rub
renbe Mnrebe unb ertldrte ben &inberf
ttr srobes @lad, pel9es fe teute sebabt
bitten, unb eru,abnte fe, aud fpdter ft@
befelben re@t oft wlrois ~ MAIDEN unb als
brape@enf9en III leben unb III fterben. als
bic II. MeGe beenetst tpar, trate1 bic &inber
NIT etneu. &rana unb Blun1enfrduben Dor
ttren seltebten Seeliorser unb fra&en in
Vnnretden gerfen bemfrlten TIRE fineli@e
9iebe unb Mnbdnslidfeit aus. 3ierauf
Rimmte Der eebrer Elm 2teb an unb bann
3oser fe paarmetfe spteber in's S&ul3tr1'
r1er aurlf, no einise @at!er ein f4ones
@afmaN bereitet batten. Na&mittaes
scr Der Matanbo9t lesten bic &inber ibr
Goufselubbe al. Na@ Dem @ottesbiena
lansen bic 8inber MutterScttesliebes unb
erbielten baraa9 tbre Romuunionanbenfen.
Gin 8ebeun, l9lob ben boben Seftas. Dieb
ruar bas erte Ma1, bab 8inber tn ber ct.
Nicclaus Stride in Garner gum Slide bes
Germ sesansen fno, unb miro fopebl ben
Gltern ais ben &inbern unperseblt4 in @r>
tnnerune bleiten. W. ct.
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yin Mtldbanm.-Oer GnsldnberD a1uce
fano auf feiner ~unldnsf son inn be(drte<
benen @etie ant Ima3onenfreme unb benz
S4mar5en Slu0e (9Rtp Nisrp) in @abame>
RIGA untett pard ;uert einen Baum, Der in
europa nod nidt befannt 1T unb raebr
Mtl@ etbt a1s cine reurnelfenbe Sub. Die
@il&, bic aus Der seSfneten 8inbe. ftebt
(,pte Summit unb @uttaperda, btelts pese>
tabilti9e @iien) sletat gutter Mtl& ODER
sielraebr tunser &afeefabne, unb i2medt
aud gum 9bee unb &afee gang por,aelt&.
Dte Mtl@, tpel&e Bel uns auf sewSbnlt&em
@ese BON Der &ut fabrteirt tptrt, fomn,t
bort alfo bur@ cine ~Baumarr 3ur Delt.
Dabet 1T btefe cesetubtltfde Mtl6 natrtaf>
ter als bic tbtertf9e unb ettpas serbtdt 70
3dte, bas man tamit gang f&Sn leimen
fann.
0elquelen.-Die 8eri9te aus ben Otl<
eesenben 1autet auf's Neue pteber tS9f
ernautbisenb. Sat tdslt9 perben aeue,
mttunter 'tbr erstebtse0 elqueuen ansebobrt
unb Iues beutet auf Elm @iebererwa@en
bes Selfebers bin, tpe19es Dor Satren 10
a11senetn 9rafIrte. 81 tert9tet Der Ne>
publifaaer aus @tttsburs, suelder aud fol-.
senbe Mdbr brtnst:
Gin N~at1rtuuaber. - M9t Meilen BON
eancafer in bieftm @taate liest .tn unter<
trbtiaer @ee, sel9er far3lt@ erf aenauer
unterfu@t tporben 1T. Diefes untetmlt6e
@epdder liest 1ebenats SUP unter Der Orb.
pberfa&e bat cine 2dnse BON iiebensis SUI
Bel elmer Brette Don pter3ts unb fem Bett
tptrb bon foltbem 8altfetn obne trsenb et>
men f4tbaren .3u> ODER &bfue settlbet.
sltnbe Slide unb 8rDfae tewobnen lies
unterirbti@e @smaFer.
Gin Sal 3etste fi9 an, @afen Don Sebe<
nieo IN Dalmatien an. 20. .. Mts.
Don an1ebnlt@er @rSbe. Mebrere SLIDER
ma&ten fofort auf ben sefdbrltden @af
Sasb, ber tnbefen BET Der gerfolsuns etnes
flet men Slides In Elm fei&tes @a0er serietb
no Ct BON ben @@ifern NIT 6arpunenfdld-
gen setobtet murbe. Das l1nsetblm belae
eine Sdnse BON 7 Tub uub Elm Gewiht BON
81 Gentnern.
Gin debeutenber S9neefaa BAT in ben
jinsf oerFo0enen Sasen in ben oberteieri>
f9en @ebirsen fattsebabt. Mu9 in Strol
binterlisb Der fdeibente &prt1 cine @4nee<
bede, bic melt uber bas @ittelsebir9e berat<
rei6te. Die Semperatur 1T bort be6eutenb
seiunten, bic gesetattpn nod iebr nett su>
rud.
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8ermi16 ties.

2ebennis begrabeu.-Im %. &pri1 finb
in ether @9wefelsrube Bel Gafeltermtnt auf
Sieilien an 40 Mrbeiter in Solse zines Orb
aur3ss periaattet porben.
Sanertraut Dor @ert@t. Sn Baltimore
nparb fir31t@ Elm Deuti4er, Nanaens 2eins
aus einem Stabteilenbabntpasen sepiefen,
neil ct einenGtnaer Sauerfraut BET f9 Bate
ben Der Gcnbufteur fir cine Nuisance" er>
fldrte. Or bat bic Gtienbabneefeaf9aft
pertlast UNI etue sert&tlt&e Gntidetbuns
barber ~ erlansen, pb @auerfraut cine
nuisance" If, ober nt9t.
Galifornii&e Yerlen fnb ldnsi ais Be-
sebrte unb preiswurbise &leinobten auf benz
Sumelenmarfte notirt. DAP iebo4 bic
Tii9erei bieier @dmudsesenfdnbe bereits
~ elmer %solfdnbisen SnDuirie an ber&uae
BON unter>galifornien unb Merteo ausse>
silbet ,purbe, Der, wenn nt@t anes trast,
cine sldnsenbe 3ufunft besorftebt, barfte
ben reieen unierer 2efer reu fetn. Die
Werlenfi4er unb @peeulanten am Galifor'
ntlden @o1f baden tn tbren 8ert9ten an
bic merieaniiden @teuerbeamten fur bas
Ssatr 1867 nadsemieien, bag fur $4,000
Nerlen aewonnen porben fnb. Muf Dem
Ylaee ptrb, 5uperldffsen geri4ten aufolse
cine perle oft I'm, 500 serfauft, pel&e In
Banana fir 5000 unb in Warts far $1,000
Mbnabne 7nbet, unb an aubersemSbnltd
f&Snen Sutpe1en tpirb oft nod Elm srSbere,
Nuben sema4t. Man ntn1mt an, bab In
1869 fur 100000 @olbpertb perlen I'm
| Golf seppnnen tpprben finb.
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&abel< Depe19en

8erlin.-Mm 90. Mai f9lpS 86nie Mtl>
te1n1 ben Norbbeutiden Ret4stas. SIN itt>
ner &ebe sdblte er bic tpdbrenb Der erien
@isuns p~afirten @eebe auf BON beren Gr>
fulsen er Der 3ufunft Deutialants bas sin-
fisfe @rc9nofifon feate: rationale Ma4t,
als Der fraftuoafe @ebel eines aQsemetnen
Trietens, wiirbe unauableib1i9 1etu.
ct. Yetersburs.-aatier Mleranber ,ptrb
au @usfen fetnes @pbnes, bes @robfurfen
@diarepttG, %abbanfen, iofern tn feinen &C.
funbbeitsumfdnben feline 8e7eruns etntrttt.
Yaris, %. Mai.-Gine srpbe republtfa>
nifae g%eriammlun9 purbe ab9ebalten.
Mebrere berporrasenbe Deputirte tparen ar
pefenb. @annbetta duberte In fetner An-
ipra&e, bab Der Grfols Der M%baimmuno 3u
@unfen les @lebiseits etnbts unt aletn ben
8efurdtunsen gu n~erbanfen fet, welae Der
Mittelfanb unb namentlt4 bic nte6ernGlair
fen Der @eieai9aft Der io%senannte 8our'
seois, tpesen Der un9ebeuern mtlttdrilden
0o~rteprunsen sebest babe, uelae nit benz
auseeiprensten @eri9t iiber bic Grmorbuns
bes &atfers in @erbtnbuns sebra&t uurben.
9auana, 81. Mat.-OberfT ajarbo'sGo>
Tonne t0btete ieb3ebn @ebeaen unb rabm
feds 9efansen. &u4 ersaben f& bent
Oberten einbunbertpter3ts @ebe1en, nad-
benz fe UNI Carbon nadsefudt batten.
@tele Don tbneu sebDren ben erien Tamtlten
Der Snle1 at.
Die 9inri&tuns anseebener eeute Bat
ibrisens auf's Neue srobeGrbitteruns seseu
bic Sranier errest.
0raulid-peun iuabr.-gon @onfantt-
nope1 fam m Mittwo9 cine Depei4e, wel@e
melbet, bab bic 6rtt1tde 8esSlferune In
&umelien uber bic borttsen Suben ter>
s~efaIen 1ei, Mdnner, @eiber unb &inber
aus ben @duiern sertFen unb usu Saufen-
ben" abselAladtet babe. Die Gbrifen,
beibt es, bitten bic Ibpeienbeit bes @rin3en
&arl benust, UNI TIRE Setnbe gu sertileet.
Dag bic Suben bort Bel ben @brtfen ntat
gut anse19rieben lino, petb man ; aber bic
8ptl9aft fltnst gu f9auberbaft, nm slaub-
wurbt9 5u fein.
%aris, 2. Suni.-Gs beibt, baB &atier
Napo1eon BEL feiner Radfebr Don @balons
Minaen beiuAen toerbe.
Muf einent @&meiserfee folen Bet elmer
Greurfipn 20 perfonen %ertrunfen fetn, bic
f9 ansebli4 auf einem T1ob befunben bit
ten, bas fail. ..ta. es. g.sg
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-04
(GprreIppnben3.)
2afetomu, %. Mai, 1870.

Die ct. 0ietoria @eu1einbe (Gbasfa)
aett 70 eben i'm Besrife, cine ueue Stein'
ftrde, mad einen, pom or. 9w. P.Masnus
MaYer, O. s. B., entuorfenen p1ane aufau'
flbren, so SUP lang unb IS Sub brett cbne
3ure9nuns bes Gbores, wel4er 2O bel
25> erbolten foG. Die @emeinbe adb1t 46
Mitslieber, bic es gu @tanbe bra4ten, q
Monate binbura cine ~beRdnbtse fatboliias
@9ule au unterbalten unb bic, wte Aat
6p6en unb winiben, aud weiter bin iii
Tprtbefeben baben wirb.
G. a.