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MI. TRUMBTLL denied that ne measu!e t... W. H.
Liable to any such objection, and argued taat ~ .ss rs
only object IVES to piaee he S,1 ahoae ~ y, tSe
Tess might 81 . 1o longer be aioatary g Nex Yosk
Ar- SHERMAN proposed to give senators ~1o 20
bad manifested 20 much c0ssan a'notnaliy ts snoT NJ
their sincerity. r 'heretors. oae1ed ngw sec, =
c 1, ,iaaspoTts' =. tic United States without
"a after itea. H. i, = y Was Withdrawn.
ME. SCEs : 1,aed as an amendment to the
ouse !u'ate ts appraasemenf sases and i~
hpWsss ~ .fAKp, CONkL1NG, and EDMUEDS
n n =. . that the section conllning tho priyi-
xdc bill to ccrtaln ports, to the exclusion
Is. vas UInoAotsB to tile constitutional pro
l<taa, no preference be given hy any regnla-
:, of commerce or revenue to thc. ports Of one
EVENING SESSION.
TAX AND TARIFF BILL.
TIE Senate resumed consideration Of the Tax
hill, the question being upon the House bill to
rcsuiE1e the appraiEement aud inspection Of In
ports in certain cases, and other purposes, moved
hy HI. Schurz, rs an amendment Ii provides for
the transportation OF goods in bond from desg-
mated ports Of entry to interior Custom Houses.
Whete Lhey are 70 bt examined, and the duty paid.
Amendments were adopted txtesd.nc the i,rlyf-
!eges OF the blu to Charleston, Savannah, and
Mr. HAAlIN offered an amendment requiring
the Partial examination Of goods at ports OF entry
and compelling that priority III time be given to
MI. MORRILL, {yt} moved to amend the amend
ment by extending the provisions Of the bill to
cities Of more than 5000 Inhabitants. Lost-7
to 30.
Mr. STOCKTON moved to include all existing
ports Of entry anl such as are hereafter created.
Rejected.
AF. SPENCER moved to abolish the oltlct Of
Naval 0f1cer, and require that the duties be per-
formed by Surveyors Of Customa Lost-16 to 23
The pending amendment Of Mi. SchRrZ, as
amended, Was ndopted-34 to 81
Mr. WILSON called attention to the fret that
, 1870-07-06


KEoKrE, July h-Yesterday some bows shooting
fire crackers concluded it would be fun to scare d
horse In the Barrett House stable. The consc-
quenees were d'sastrous The barn burned; so
did the Barrett House; 30 did six other tenements
adjoining, right and left. The furniture Was most
II saved. our Fire Brtgnde being at Warsaw,
yery little could be dong but to stand By and see
wooden buildings burned like finder.
A diversion occurrcd-another dre in another
paE Of tte, the cy 1s DE- Mnghes honse quarter Of
men get. The deyouring elements spread, Shops.
saloons, and dwellings were licked up Ike chaG
and johnson strects Across fo1ni from the Se s stsa
The Taylor, once the DemIng House, which was
greatly endangered. Wet quilts were employed
vigorous measures, the Taylor Ia saved; but the
fire takes 4 westward course and runs through
the square, leaving nothing standing but brick
bnt which proves to be the salvation Of tue latter
The streets we're filled with furniture and beading
The loss may be set down ut about s3o,0o0.
IHenty-tWo buildings burned In all, aud about
thirty families arc rendered homeless. The insur-
apce Was about $4,000. The following insurance
comranss s a are among the iosera: Lamar, Manhat
extent cannot be definitely stated now.
SPRINGFIELD, July 5.=The first alarm Of fire In
night, and resulted in the destruction Of a ware
VI! be about sa, 900, fully covered by insurance
less use Of 1Ireworks,
kESosuA, Wis, Jn]v h-Another disastrous fire
ytstea oHr cy afte5noea At oc9cs
". Foltz, Of the American House, an1 it Was soon
burned TO the ground. The barn was full Of
II oco9s to psGs { fF The cpupt The
three, whose carcasses now iay s1noltier.
atout the head, and Wi de. the lcs-nouse aud aud
sheds we're destroyed, together With tay aud oats,
Damage, q, goo; insurance, f1oo. The danes then
, 1870-07-06
0
OHIO.


state Reaper and Mower Trtnl nj
Mansfield-CroPP Prospects,
s,,.;,, 7,,.,.+.,, =, rha r,,,o. -. 1,;,>z
spea@s pespasen 70 @ me @ Ghieaso at.nnue-
oess MAssfahLo' lA Juy e-loe Grand state d7al o.
reapets ana mowers commenced to-day, under
the direction OF the Stutc Board OF Agriculture
The t1as- has hnen warn, hnf ront hraeza aor,s
what snffened fhe 1sre ~ rha 0o1un e-,s,
Thn niocc selcctaa far tha eaa t.at
"a m 4he fa,n ~ I,a++.H ~ Hot, 'e ,,, aaA! aa'1
hoif ni,oe 1.Est y, sho it . ~ III; rnT LII a1
Tnted a1d nrnntiffiT.1rtnS f.T7n " ~ sanr ~,
hnnfircd nrres The f1rennnn. am a consdersi'1o
oortjon Of rte afreTnoons Was s,ent In nnst1T ~
nr1fer end cIassffytnr ths Innrh;nae ma nm ~
;rr1 an = nnc orttnrs ,.a,sa hs as,sa-i GaT siS
MAKE II til | tic ia1rest Gxhifon not Of the Snd "e XVI
Stnfe is rrnresenrad and manr machines ,,o1 ~ ~
innnT statas sTe ~, tna 1rannd eTtars, ~ ioei 81
sranTS nrhe crn.rS IN Witnoss ~ n5sn;n, ~ aa-
1Tas orita 1ervc ~ - toop 'us r,se .'taE a9
= o.c,ocE in fha af+ernoon n eiraoH o.
acrr Held nj t'mnthv and n1over stanainr straf"nt
anI heavy in niacess ThG Chamn1nn Et' q
WrnnTht INN machine NJ snrinT4ieid nnenaI ~ ~
cnntssf: the inreninr him asr,f ascTnrin qs ~
ynr.s seat and 1nsnatrfnT The nscS,ns W Thon 1ai
jnxcd The ETceisor inn -riau M ~ M1so,nn. ~
Ii auic1 suggestion junior Buckeye Akron iodge .1
M . of Wrosrer. E:tna ~ SsIem. Er,co1saE IH%Se
~ Arm ana I1niG3n xn ~ IWaos,
trr. IN scran nnrrh;nea rteH -
fhc' affarnnon Tha +o.+ ,rne - 1rt ~ ~
rois each arms tc t1r1d ahnnttftv ,odu IN ifh
ns-tna - ~ s,a,h - w tos IL m!uIu
, 1870-07-06
Cincinnati & Dayton Railroad Com.
pAuY~

sAsprskY, @. July A meeting Of the omce.s
and representatives Of the New York Central,
Lake Shore Michigan Southern, Cleveland, CO.
!41neus L cincinnati, Indianapolis, Cincinnati,
sandnsky Cleveland, and the indianapolis, Gin.
Ginnati Lafayette lta,lroads was held here On
Saturday md to-day, to perfect arrangements for
the immediate construction OF short-Hnc railroad
rom Dayton to Cincinnati The company Haa
fny organized and the following Dlrectolg elected:
Hon. Horace F. Clarke, Of New York, President
q the Lake shorr Michigan Southern Railroad
company and Director Of the New York Central
Hudson River Railroad: James N. Marvin, IL
rector IN The New York Central l. Hudson River
Director tn the Like Shore s Michigan southern
and Cincinnati, Columbus, Chicago / Indiana
Railroads: selah Chamberlain, Of Cleveland, d.
rector IN the Cincinnati, Columbus, CHI
eago, 4 Indiana Railroad; r.. ".
President Of the Cincinnati, sandusky 4 Clcre..
Land Railroad: 4. e: Lord, President Of the In
dianapo1ls, Cincinnati i Lafayette Ratlruad, and
R. n. shosmakcr and J. n. kinney, q clncin.
natl r. n. Shoemaker was subsequently elected
President Of the new corporation. Arrangements
were also concluded which will secure the imme-
Giate completion Of the railroad between SPRING
field and Columbus ria London.
, 1870-07-06
SPAIN,


MADRID, July A.-Dlsturbances IN front Of the
CarlIst c1ub-rooms occurred On Saturday night,
Firearms we're discharged. One man was killed
end several were wounded. Many were arrested.
The Council OF Ministers, On Saturday, was
wholly occupied with the question OF the throne
PARIS, july 4.-The Constikufionuel processes to
have reliable Information that the agents OF Prtm
arc in PTnssia to offer the throne OF Spain to q
Pfussian Prince.
LONDON, July negotiations in Prussia for
hare been abandoned.
At Seville Gypsy Killed his wife and child and
. policeman whom he suspected OF criminal lntl-
macy with his wife.
Madrid, July at Ia announced that the Prince
Of Hohe1zol1eTn mas accepted the otter OF the
Spanish throne. The Council will Immediately
take the matter under discussion 1t Is toleTably
certain that this candldature will be proclaimed
without the sanction Of the Cortes.
MADRID, July 6.-Thc government authorities
dental orertu!es to a foreign Prince. "Thc name
OF the Prince" the government adds, sit Ii not
yet proper to allyu1ge+"
MADRtp, July a-The Carlist Junta has imposed
Eistnce on its partisan press.
MADRID, July 5.-Atfa meeting Of the ministerial
Council on Sunday, II Was shown that I'T1m Ta5
moi guilty Of personal Intrigue III the Hohrnxollcru
affair." tlot be acted In concern with SerIano, AMI
had no intention Of pfocatming King without
the consent OF the C0rtes.
Assu ances are given that the proposition to in
y1tc uahcnzellorn to the throne OF Spain, don't
meet the approval Of all the members oftile Span
lsh Cabinet It is rumored that the Spanish Min
istIy will Ike modified.
The Deputies Of the left centre hold meeting
to determine ihelr policy In regard to
the affairs OF Spain
, 1870-07-06
FOREIGN.
Proceedings in the English
Parliament.
Cartfst Disturbances in
Madrid.
Great Injury to the Crops in
France by Drought.
Full Summary Of English and
Continental News.
FOREIGN.

1ospos- :1u,y 4--The n,ace of Trcre,,r,n 1,no,
1nrf NJ fc a}mrajtr iii h. ,eft or3nt ~ -,
nresent, "'s& ~N' '~~sA'-' 1'' '1e
Thc T;,n,s e1onuent,v annrnrad rim .nnotr+,nort
of Eari Granyii;n ana kimher1r A~
Stephen Blslr. q profnjncnt FIRE. Mason. ia lead
The S1jpptug at IyernnoI ia iiecnrofa.T #, ,,cm.
Britannia, thirty Wears an. Tor AmcTcs,
The Earrings adyertise al issur Of thn 7a,,trore
i Ohio RaIlroau ster1tnr hnnds
The Ifmcs' city a1ticie ssys that American rail-
road mortgages Ut FIankfoft are ceasne fn attract
buyers: citT and Staie bos1ns being r11eS' Thnsc
Of Savannah, Ga, haFc been introtiucetI: civ nj
, 1870-07-06

.-...- WASHINGTON. July 4.
SENATE MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS
FCSD1EG BILL
The Funding bin was received from the House
and tefe1ertEd to tte Finance Committee.
CONN11IE KEppR1E.
ME. ROSS, from the 1ntlian Affairs Committee,
reported Joint resolution for the removal Of the
an Territory; / provides for the payment to eacn
Indian Of s. with interest thereon, as Stipulated
Nj. MoRRHi, Of Maine, from the Commit
ment, the Fertilization bill
On motion Of III. HARRIS, the resolution OF
inqolry into the removal OF Collector CASEY, Of
MsM o,eansa 81 The manaseent Of the Custom
ATLANTIC AND fActFIc RAILROAD BILL
The Atlantic Pacific Railroad bill was briefly
considered, and amended to make action condl-
tional upon completion Of the entire road in 1878
An amendment to prevent eneroaehments upon
Indian reservations b any land grants to the
EA7CRALIz4T1oS ELL
The Naturalization hill was taken up.
om aRs 51'x axs hf nasna
iams amendment to exclude the Chinese from lis
Mr. STEWART continued his remarks against
sasf &C. tie aeeees1a eeaese "ne et ns TSs Tas
would never sanction the Introaacaon Sai q q
7,tosy systs5a 9 ,s't ct ,| s,aye labor in eonps.
AANu WILL WHILE a1QUl4 LIE 1UIEf1GFH
with voluntary Chinese Immigration, but would
never agree to invest with political power I'M
ported Coo1ie Slaves, brought here Under con-
Mr. CoNKL1SG appealed to AIr. Sumner to With
t1,aT @ his ~ amendment, which would jcopardlze the
Nj. TRuMBCLL said the policy OF the Repuo-
lcae party having been to make frcemen, he could
not understand how that party could refuse to ad-
nit Chinese tn Citizenahip
III. SUMNER declined to Withdraw hts amend
naenf. He read from the New Testament relative
TO Peter denying his Master, and remarked that
denied the principles OF the Declaration OF Inde-
pendence. and, Ike Peter, he ought TO weep bit-
Nj STEWART replied that the charge Of amos
tacy applied with much greater force to the Sena-
tor from Massachusetts, as he had read from the
Christian Bible TO support his proposition to com
mt our institutions to the control Of ragaas, the
enemies Of christianity, who could nut be bound
b. ChI1sttan obligation Or oath.
MI. Williams coutended TINT the Declaration Of
Independence did not mean that heathens or c.n-
nIbals were to be allowed equal political rights
11nder oar laws He regarded Mr. Summers In
1B authors had declared all men crca1ed rqual,
but they also decl1red 1t Was the right and
1n1y Of nation 50 to G5sa,1ize TIE q
and happiness. MI. Williams then made lengthy
argument against giving the Chinese the benefit
MI. SCn11RZ thought the excitement about the
Chinese Immigrants neellefs lie feared no del
nEe Of Chinamee and cited ngures to show that it
would take aerenty- -nre ycars to import million
He favored Mr.. Stewart's bill TO prohihtt toolic
smasesa eecanse @ shsy 1nansaIatel a. species Of
be would require the wages Of civilization.
Mr. CARPETER argued that all bound bE law
are entitled 70 roice IN making the law. The
mus 6e applied to tie chinese. -'1'
Mr. WILSON opposed all amendments to ths
sAn. which proposed to right specific wronF. He
wicked a8 the African slave trade.
After further dtacuBsl01, the Senate TOOK 8
, 1870-07-06
CROPS.

IOWA.
Wheat on old ground " in Hardin County
will be nearly III average crop, but new land
wheat will hardly pay for harvesting. Corn
promises we'll. Oats are short, hut half a
crop. The county haa hardly seen drop Of
rain in several weeks.
W1SCoNsIN.
The juneau County argus states that crops
Of all kinds arc whitening and drying up. Tie
grain and hop crops will be Light, even though
The Prairie du Chen Courier says Craw-
ford County is suffering severely from
drought. Corn is whitening and dying. Tue
creeks and streams aro almost entirely dried
up
.-Aeoording to the sheboygan County Her.
aid, the crops in that county. and along the
lake shore, are splendid. The great lake
has attracted copious showers, and wheat and
corn fields are yieing with other in their ln1u-
rance and gEeenness. There is bnt one shadow
upon this pleasant picture the thought OF tho
complete destruction Of the potato crop.
The Wanpun LeaderBayB the corn in that
part Of the state promises to turn ont an aver
age yield, though eome pieces that were plant
ed alter the carly drought commenced, DO not
amount to much. The wheat prospect is not
very dattering.
, 1870-07-06

SiSC1SN471, July h-The new School Board Of
EazSd to-day by the election OF Francis Ferry,
ssress1sat; " F. Hurlbut Clerk; John Hancock,
iort's u the bc In the public schools. The ma
Inc friends Of the Billie. ~ "-'~
nofIc1as gIoMe L ~ johnson, prominen, Democratic
down Of n9d,1o nlel Yesterday BY the breaking
nanang saw nv Log and On ihe bridge when It
sare Way. tae log failing on him and SinV lin
~ a passenger train on the DAYTON l. Michigan
n'', Moa1 roth of Warakone,a ran lnt5 orse iast
IL ~ ns!ocI, aIlSstuE the train and iurtne
eomFany from Lima jumped from tue train nne nae
91caklng an arm, the other injafing hs n,,Ii, pil
Ihe train pyoceeded, after three hnurs, ..ias
, 1870-07-06
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.,


This is to certify that the uudersign-
ed have this day formed a limited
partnership, under, and in pu15uance
Of the statute Of the State Of Illinois.
That the name or firm under which
snch partnership Is to be conducted il
''Elisha Eldred.o' That the general
ed is 4 General Lumber Business. In
the city Of Chicago, comprising the
renting Of yards FOR the reception and
storage OF Lumber, Lath and Shingles,
and making advances on contracts for
the purchase Of Lumber, Lath, and
Shingles upon the market, and in the
buying and selling Of the same in Chi
cago. That the name Of the general
partner in said Arn Is Elisha Eldred,
residing at the city Of Chicago. in the
county Of Cook. and State OF Illinois,
and tho name Of the special partner In
said copartnership is John 0wen, who
resides In tho city OF Detroit, and the
State OF Michigan, who are the ONLY
partners to said co.c.-+uersh5~ That
The said John Owen has confzlbatsd
to the common stock In said copart-
nership the sum Of Fifty thousand dol
Lars, t$50, ,000,) and that said copart-
nershiP Is to commence On the 18th
day Of May, A. D., 1870, and Is to ter
inmate on the LIST day OF May. A. D.,
1873. Dated this 18th day Of May, A.
ELISHA ELDRED,
slf s5,ao j99s & AcssTsnx e cesk city & Ghfse
t!s CITY q Chicase, n laid county IN ~ State aIoIe
20 ss nis ts1 e m aaa M Sa !s
petsons hote nants arc surcIibed to the annexed tn
shsf t6ey hsd .1acd. | ssaied ed dsT IT,
Gfed tie ss of Wrns their ffee act and
, 1870-07-06

Ro1E, July 5.-The Ecumenlcal Council, ycster-
Gay, adopted the preface and first two chapters Of
H asn1nlllbflttE scheme Extreme ralt!sans Of IN
tnAI!iol!ty refuse to concede any alteration, and
atmano an immediate vote. Should oppoaition
.;a1, obstinate aud prevent Eote, the discus
61qa nay Last month iopecr
o,aat 1Aass, Juiy Tho Bisneps are leaving Rome,
especially those from the neikhborhQoI Of tho
, 1870-07-06
VENEZUELA.

HAYAsA, July 1.-AHairs In Venezuela were
critical. The Guxm2n party Is weak, holding
onIr part Of Laguaycrn, which Il blockaied by
the opponents. The Dutch steamer Honfeut and
schooner Sarah are still detained, but Iii. Jessu-
run has been released.
The German mon-of-war Meteor was recently
nrcd INTO by the fort az LaguaJera-
, 1870-07-06
Eirc1nen7s Tournament at Lima
OklfUHrY.

LIMA, Ohio, July 5-The fre engine tournament
held here yesterday drew large crowd from tho
country and adjoining towns. Only two companies
were present and only one engine, that being a
hand engine from Wapako meta, Ohio. No bands
II was liberal F!ndlay, ohio Was Represented
by her company With hose reel and junior hooS
and ladder company. Wapakoneta was given The
prize Of SEQ tn greenbaeks without ttlaL FInttIar
gained the prize, running With hose reel, $50 Ia
gIcsnbacks. and the hook and ladder company
we're g1yea the prize Of $40 in grcenhacks, and
present Of S3G. Their display was very one.
Sam Lawler, belonging to the gun squad here,
was seriously injured ln the leg while firing sd
late, By the premature discharge Of the gun.
grounds near the CITY, and partook OF ssnlenlld
nee dinner, gotten up for them By the Indies Of
LAMA. After dinner Judge Charles Hughes read
the Declaration Of Independence, and Colonel G.
n. Iamison delivered an orAhon.
Joseph Sirnons, prominent citizen. and pro.
pFietor of the American House here, died this
t,xGrtrr -' ~~ -ANA.
, 1870-07-06

Danuhe. 1t is thought that the debate on infalli-
blaliy wIll close before the 1Gth inst.
K0ME, Juiy a--Thc discussion Of the fourth
chapter, relative to the supremacy Of the Pope,
Has ended In the Ecumenical Council yesterday,
many of the orators inscribed to speak on the
subject having withdrawn. 1t is reported there
will be public meeting on Sunday. the 1Ith
instant,
, 1870-07-06

TEE CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE daa larEcr md
better circulation in the West than my other Journal
It s excellent medium for advertising. especially to
those who wish to the patronage Of the prodnc-
Ins classes limited number Of advertisement. will
be taken. at moderate rates. Subscription price Of TIE
WEEKLY Tn1nCNE, se per anuuln, with liberal rcduc
ton for club or ten or more,
, 1870-07-06

We have this day formed CornEtnergh;p under the
firm name Of SPACLDiSt; 1; AERRICK. our !1si-
ness will be the manufacturing Of all grales Of Fine
CUT chewing aud Smoking Tobacco, for tho Wholesale
Trade only. Factory and otties At and Il Kiser+s
SPAuIDISti 4. MERRICk4
Chicago, July I, 1870.
, 1870-07-06

BONNEVILLE, July o.-Thomas E. Burltck. a
ecnoo!-tcachcr, was shot, about O'clock ths
luolnlhE W Charles Eackef, anl died soon aftcr-
Na5o; Eacker Was immediately arrested, This
Mas tne tnost cold bloodcd murder ever known IN
, 1870-07-06
DISSOLUTION.

The copartnerh!Pi heretofore existing between VI
a!i AERHiAASN & T. R!ohE l. ihis day dissolved o1
old ElAee " L. R1CkE, who bag assumed ali assets
aEI liabilities. ". HERMANN.
Chcasu July !, fs.n. H. KlCKE
, 1870-07-06
Store Robbery in phiindclphia.

,..1 rA1LApa1THIA. Jnfy h-FesterlAE morning the
.aSt -nIt auo KID glove store Of Geo. W vogel was
toooco OF goods valued At $500 to I'll, 900,
, 1870-07-06

HI. EUNhIINE tHen WlthdFeW Nls Hmenu-
Ment
On motion OF Mr. COEKLlNG, an amendment
was aiopted imposing duty OF 40 per cent ad ta-
lorens on telegraph wire
The bill then passed-yeas, 10; nays, 3.
All raN
, 1870-07-06

DISSOLUTION,

The eopartucnhip heretofore existing between vii
No. s Bne Islandsy Chicsso, il thia tay dissolved
by 1llil consent Hllls1 Hourton Il authorized Ia
receive al amounts due the late firm, and will pay AZ
outstanding debts. WILLIAM BOURBON.
-frF
, 1870-07-06
Suicide in in


DLooH1HGroS, July "a man named william
Graham, III jail here for poisoning q well, hung
himself In his cell this morning,
, 1870-07-06

NOTICE.

To purrhasc drug stosr In good thriving town.
STATE amount ot stock On hand ayer.ae 1aies month";
teEIns for selling. etc., etc. Address APOTHEOARXv
Tribune ofitc.
, 1870-07-06

GANE UAf-FHtHE b1 {p6tU, mile heaf4, best In s:
third. N' ~ ~ ~ "~
Bruncr Son name f. =. Crui.kceu, By Hun.
tcI,s Lexington, dam bF ChoristeF- F-.,..,,,.I 1 /
H. y Cutting nanGs f. = Twenty Cent?. bY
Aafenso, dam By Fe1ty Cents by Wngncr...s 6
Hm. .|euninKa nancs CHI c. Leinstcr, yrs. by
lap: Australian, dam Lnrlno by Le1inRton.6 8 9
H. +. Denton. namrs T. 4. Batsle, BY Bill Cheat.
L. .Tioinas natues 6. t. Mermaid. IN, 81 imp
JAM. nnTs.tsn s.,i ey ys; G5sy .
ton. dam Schotti.he by Albion. 3 I
SUNNY Home Stable nainrs Z. IN. Cyclo1r, by
Tornado, dam Jetnfe by imp. Harnt9n ....,,4 s S ;
Time-1 :50.l; :52H: l:53x: l:ish.
TKOTTISG on TIE FASHION COURTE.
NRW YORK, july 5.-In thc trot, yesterday, at
Fashion Course, Lady Thorne beat George Palmer,
George Wilkes, Lucy, and American Gill Time,
e:e3E, e:23, a:244.
NEW YoRE, July "a spiendldly contested II OF,
to-day, ssos won By Mcdoc, who lay back the nrst
1oar beats and won the last three easily, beating
2ss, 2:aoH, 2:so1( o:s11i, 2:3ls, and e:3i.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-03
9anbel6fammer

Sn Der eefernMbeno fattaetabten& Ser:
lammlun9 Der ct. paul 6anoel8famme,
wuroe unter anoeren tei9lo0en, bteSabs
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reDuciren rno bic Nn;abl Der Direftortn
pcn 81 auf423;u permebren..
Dem S~etretair,5 9errn& Dob8e, rpurct
BON ben 5erren Ebomplon unb Dilanr
ein2orbeerfran; %9etpuneen, be7en l95n0t
8lutbe Elm @alair BON $500 perSab,
1T. .5errDpp9e por 70 9erdbrt als Jpn
cieie @brenfrpne aufs .poeti1ae 6aupt
9eorudt purce, baB er nidt recen fonnte.
tpas ibm ionft niGt oft pai1rt. .IE:<
Der Yrditoent ernannte banr folaenct
Committee Ganbtcaten fir baS Direftcz
RUM in @ori@la9 ju brinaen:
%. .. MurraN Got Mof6t, 6prac.
9bompfon. parftr paine, .. %. Singer
iou, 81. Nuerba@, .. &eHp, 8. greeley,
S. 6. 9uimty unb s. Sanlon.
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