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, 1870-10-31

EXECUTIVE MANSION, |
''WAsH1NGruS, OeI 5, lssl
"four Litter Of the sd ins.-. rendering your
resignation as Secretary OF the Interior, Is Just
teretystl AZ suggested BY you, II will BE- accept
aaai report Of The department, now Sesns pre- m
parting cnmpanv, permit 70 ss5 that highly ap-
ss as @ AL =. se5 sass hSTe SSne
ynnr ttlstions In The new sphere you have painted
out for yourself. will prove As pleasant - our IT.
easf sSs e sa
Your obelient {esrant,
TO Hex. J. D. Coz, Secretary Of the Interior. "
ITO the Asteeiated Press1
QCAEKKs y1sIr THE PRESIDENT.
WAsH's1ToS, Oct so.-Fftenls Samuel beatty,
OF III, and Morrelf, Of New Redfort. IN behalf OF
many u etrherB Of thelE tieuoMluadOu- paid visit
to The President yestcrlay, 10 thank him for hAv
ing tnauKufAted peace policy toward the I n
dams and congratulated hl., On the appointment
hnstness pertaining 70 the various tIlbe4 The
TWO representative Friends were presented to the
President hr Secretary Robeeou.
Tie orders WITH reference to the military forces
Major General Mcdowell, who naa, and will con-
scen eonscnrssesa to plase II s ihsse ] oeps % undef
The direction Of any other otlcer.
TIE EsG,1sH MISSION.
AAS EA2&&N ~ 1&1f1I3 lU't41F A@4Al uE
had not yet selected Minister TO England.
SHw TohE 70 HAVE EKw cExSrS
The status OF aAAir1 tn New Yotk, au1 the
preparations ct the government 10 sustain its of
neets In the enforcement nj the laws, Is ssla to
have been the subject oE Rome consideration in
Cabinet to-day. Among other measures which
the President has gcsolyed npon. ia that the cen.
kns OF New York shall be rtaSeu In respect to
the enumeration Of Inhabitants accuEdiug to
the new boundaries OF the districts a. re-
Gently established by Mayor ual,. Tais
order WAS tcut to the Secretary Of Inte-
nor ic-tlsJ. Ha11'A actiuu having been taken
for the pose Of destroying the relations OF rae
census 70 the vote. and the Mayor and his con.
I new neteu Of the government This Il also done
In or1c1 that II the election OF November shoold
become the subject at controversy either Ia Con.
cfrss OF out OF It, the returns of the ccnsas may
IL ar so{ue relation 10 the returns OF the election
! II will also afIer1 Mayor Hall chance to pEoss
t his bnssss thst the cenSusas not correct Ii wet
| ncrtars his last Proclamation, and its cEtnlnal
,1,csrAifops which induced ln raIt the resolve Il
| hayr Fecnnn enumeration. The r3yrfnuacnt vi.
leave no efforts unrictl to make thts matter clea
as .aYlixht and the result viii be that Mayor Hal
md his edheranfs OF the Ring VIII os CONVICTED g
iii that has evcr been charged ags1nat then !
I NAV be AZ well to state that tne unltea otate
/ of1etrs ia New YORK arc not paJ1nx ausntion e1
cinstvrtY 10 fhe doiuRs OF the poor creatures N
| tooM whom Tamnsny hires 70 ao ~ G.1mln.
| Wnrx. This votk would not Be done II Il yer
moi fnc1ftd Ind patd for by men nigh u poAuon
/ Who Jeem themselves secure nom its co9se
auenc4s. They may NOT ma !na saemsears ~
quite so secure On THIS o;cAsion. H. - -
| isw to l,.nsd enough II e1r~r n"'c's~lS ing ~nt
H~,,. 1'.... - '1iG,s ~. E~.rH ':.4 : i.
, 1870-10-31
Efurttcr In the Newport suburb OF
s'sncsnnntl-Au Injunction Applied
for .AEninAt Ioh-Tntled EloEHe E3EK.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 30.-A man Of dlsso;uke habits,
named Michael Murray. residing ia Newport w4s
fpreetng. yestefdat, Ii that city, with iroveG,
named Beach. Late IL the day, the latter had
midnight, Murray, who haA shown considerable
money during the evening, WIS set upon In the
street and killed with 4 bindReou- From the cir
cumstanc<s, It u EUppOsed that he took Beach q
money. Over one hundred dn1iars was found near
Rim, a1ter DEATH Who committed the deed, Ia
not known.
The CITY has apr1ie tor Al injnncf1on against the
pendletou Street Railway running cars without
TtAf platforms and conductors
One hundred and nfty troops lefi Newport bar
r1cks for Fort laramie tonight
, 1870-10-31
SPAIN.

LosnoS, Oct 3i.-!tis reported saat the vlen-
M Cabinet has sent dispatches TO Madfih, ap
moving the canAtaturc at the Dnkc ot Aosta.
vERsA1kLKs, Oct s1.-The North tietman Min
t<tcr tn arain has hrcn authorized TO make The
following statement 10 the Spanish Government,
in feERtA to the nomination OF the
rnke of Aos:a fSr the Throne. 'sTha
ktrg oE Prussia having heretofore admitted the
right nj Spain to choosc her own sovereign, hold
to 1hat admission Germany declines to Initiate
It" example of france ar Interfering with Spin,
rr,' Is rraiy to acknowledge auy act OF the spa
ish people regarding the future sovereign
, 1870-10-31
HICAGO. MONDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1870.

Since the appearance Of severe but ten.
pe1ate ric'e in Wdteon's Art Journal on thi
qceen Of song. Nils. Nilsson las warmlr
seconded tbs edorts OF her friends tc arrange
sreason OF opera. that +he may tultii tha ex-
pectst,cnn fosaet Of her. There is Just one
Of stac1e, and only one. and that Is thos.
cdicus stockholders. Not even i pertonal ap-
peal from Christine could bulge them one
inch f1um their reserved rights. And thereby
hsrgs tale. Mrs. G.undy saya the
fault liea at the door at 4
large stockholdor and p.esidcn. Of tho
Academy Of Music Association, whoae loyalty
to certain rival prime donna has, from the
drst, prompted him TO determined course Of
opposition to Nnsson's appearance On the
operztic ttago in New York. With the e1cep.
ton Of the Academy. Fiak's Grand Open
House and DootL's Theatre a-e Tie only
psces Of amusement lsrgs enough t.
ineure success; and; ,hess being ut
.t6at Silsson'a dtbat in ope.a must be made
'out Of Gotham, il At all. On dit. thu: Ia belle
Christine, after the conclu.ion OF her engage
merts in the United States and Epssi., Is to
b. married to French gentlem.a, and .ctj,e
t, the privasy Of domestic life.
"a - e -. g Q7D Srs@.
, 1870-10-31

;ul request to the referees Of President B. for
specifications, 1eA4c Clafl.n, Esa.. {IFustee).
and Professor Q. F. Lunry, "a 9eh.ls Of the
Executive Committee and tho FasultE, saE
uade the some request DR.. Patterson e1-
pressed doubt az to whether the board would
give specifications; asked II they were wanted
Ter publication represented that they did not
5lse their decision on the c1rd, and did not
intend to pronounce on the point - to
whether President .. has been guilty Of
e1ander.
The committee also left the request in writ
ing for Rev. c. II. Tyler. Secretasy. who aub-
lie committee Is defunet. We decided,
after the publication a. the verdict. to utter
no word more about the matter, hsTlng SIN
ce1ely doco the best We knew ho*; aud thea
agreed that We were as / committee no longer
in existence. or to thas effect He, however.
~ lid DE. Patterson. agreed 70 communicate
Nth the other memhess concerning the sp-
rlication-
With theee facts bsfore Us, let ua look 1t
the decision.
This dec,tion xas to be 'sdirecs and e.
plicit, On the substantial merits Of the case,
Is presented in the "a card" !. e.. emitting
| nothing, in word Or construction, By which it
could be fairly made to express other than tne
actual and unbiased meaning OF the sefefees
| IN th1a case, a presented IN the caluf WILL
| out ambiguity OF disguise
Now, while Ha would give due difference 10
| the referees, We must say that then DEC n,
| IN this caac, is neither clear nor unbiased. ano
that it Is not given upoa tho "neI1ss Of ;ne
c=se. - represented in the card. lhss ist-
ter the referees have themselves rePeasedls
stated. verbally and in writing. Tue former
apFeass from the above showing. in counee'
tion with the meaning which impartial minus
got from the decision "a it stAnda.
We ask them, IL not their DECISION fesaS no
decision in the casa upon which the fe!efee:
were called to prououuce2 Tha "caEo ;, 70
feE7ed to statements in President y. q college
report II the catd be ignored. tins ignore:
these statements that constituted tre+iasn'
BIS supposed offence, and upon WHICH tns
referees proceeded; 80 that, while they de
cline g5Eing specialization Of othe- pAtuealat'
urun which the decision could be bas5d. We
ire forced to tho conclusion that such p4rnc!t
lars do not exist. and that the referees. II
sc1ne unexplained way have been LED 70 S1s'
forth dellvef1nce which. in their anfe'af4on
isthe result Of ncighboely conference t9 eet
tie sorue matters between brethren, hut which
actually. aud with al the weight 9
tho Judgment OF three "1cel
known and trusted Ch1iatian men, utterly c3n
eemns = man in high publsc position and
eItt nsiyc usefulness, e1comuunlcz'es nil
from the Church OF Christ, and brand. lin !
a"Eeckless a1xuderer-" Yea. this decision, I
ita actua1 Influence. brings odium upon
Christian college and the Cause OF Ch1lsua
education as hero represented with the Facnlt
and the Trustees. As tho case now stand
We cannot hut feel that the wrong dons bF th
desixion i. c1iesou. sna e1'e:ssV'. and til
, 1870-10-31

Indictment (an act which would notlbs 4 Il.
taired in aoy civil court). do aggraSate and
pespetuate The wroug, while b. taleir private
explanations upon their oHn published ludg-
NEXT they do in effect 2cquit President
BLANCHARD OF tbs charge brnug ght against hin,
Therefore, We do a.-',r' him Is a.quit-
ted, and ne do hereby Ie i.r: i "a our jadg-
ment, that. according 50 lhr p.'.. ): showing
in thus lingering case, be Stands uaimpaached.
mtHtiuE our ChIiatian sympathy and midi
ninished confidence and hearty support, aud
tbs sympathy and support Of Ill lovers Of
truth and Of Christian education and rafo1m.
4. e. Hiatt. F. G. Baker,
II. L. Wheaton. F. H. Matler,
r. E. Adams, E. D. Thompson.
Executive Committee.
o. F. Luury. Sec, 4. H. Hiatt,
J. c. Webster. F. G. Baker,
J. 4. Bent, Walker Miner,
Elliott WEipp!c, Il. 4. Fischer.
Faculty.
, 1870-10-31
ITALY.


tSseeiAi to the New York Wosld.1
LONDON. Oct al.-A special correspondent At
}trnc tclcsrarhs that Victor Emmanuel Offers the
Pope tempting conc!atayy terms.
, 1870-10-31
MASONIC NOTICES.
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.I{{enfi03a. Sir h1tighfs .

a special conclave Of Chicago Com
maudery No. l9, Il. T.. Mccday evening,
at half past = o'clock, in their Asylum,
corner Of Halsted aud Raudolph-sa
Work On order Of r. q. Visiting Sir
Knights couzteou.ly welcomed. By order
Of the E. g.
JOHN WHITLEY, Recorder.
, 1870-10-31

[GA&V@f Ni<A n +AAaHSANt9 w k4u49s A%EA ~
-WetchmAn, whose connection With the Sur
ratt t11al viii be remembered, was recently mar
11ed, 1t Philadelphia, to Miss Annie johnson, I
young lady Who has been quits prominent IN the
temperance cause, and hns served a. s. II. Vice
Templar Of Pennsylvania. After the execution
Of Mrs. Susrats. Weichman was appointed to a
position IN the Custom House 1t philalctphts,
hut, having been removed shorty aftefward, he
Was 1earpointed Oh tie accession OF President
Grant, and still retains his post.
The will Ct the late Miss Harriet Holland,
lately admitted to probate At Philadelphia, 1uakcs
the following charitable bequests: sl5,coa to the
Pennsylvania Bip!a Society; xl3oo for the use OF
disabled Presbyterian ministers; $4,000 - the
Board OF Church Extension Of the Presbyterian
Church; $, 90 to TIE Old Man.s HONG CT West
Phusdelphla; $4,000 TO the Tenta Stree: prcsoy'
tertAn Church: A.soo to tho biological Seminary
II Princeton. \. j.. =, 600 to the American San
dsy School Union; s. 600 to the Board OF Foretgp
and Sl7 100 to the Board Of Domestic Missions o1
tho Presbyterian Church: =, 90 70 the PntAdel
pnR Home for Blind Women: IL. 900 to tho Phifa
dolphin branch Of WoznAn'a Union MtsA0uat! So
c.rty Of America: aad furtaft III, ,nnn for thr ~
' ct J:s.!, C...5s:crs.
, 1870-10-31

i
November.
sn+c,., n..r..c, :, II. f:.,c,xo 7,3hs,, 4
1uK GEAN1-cnx cokkEsroxpxxct,
w.sutxn1ns ~, M -r,nlnw I'll, + = fonod Tho
corr. arordcnre xhteh nats,tf hetwrrn Secretary
Ccx and The President In re)atton 10 TIC resfrna-
ton Of the former. VARIOUS statements Ut the
causes which led To this t,co on the nart OF the
Secretary, aud also Of the reasons which rre
assigned II. the resignation have hpen ant,,ortz.d
1t the Wbite uouse The tptte.s the nsziyes now
set al lest all cp1ruycrsr tu regard TO their tes
eon,ents ard character. The fo,,ow,nr mar .,.
ret,a, rnnt, M rty-ct ato.p,ncnt NJ ann ~ rho
causes which foyc4t tht ,ton oY the ,..rr,
s4t hrfore th. t,r.st.r,, t,v ,nc s,r,e,,rr.
7brouoh,,n. ,na snrmar f:cnsr.1 cor hoa. .aan
ax,re of yIoo,,.ns Norts m .ne M. NJ no,,t-
4t,na. s,, rs,,v y,,,s scheme. h. aout mn, for.
xpYl in hts f7enaYtrent r., .,s .ea ,he President
to remove nm. Previous to iesylnr. in scnterahet
for n knc,t ,acat.or. .brre we,r unmIs,at,,a,
t1uns ira, the President wns Welding IN the con.
cc1,r,t attack unon Genera, Cox. shortix after
,s latter I. It The eIrY an order IN which he ma
cayr,t The ct.enttou Of the clerks IN his ,,ensrr.
mvnt. regulating the a.,scpcrs for voting. was
nr1emntorily revoked f,y tbe prasanrnt At RI. N.
Etance OF Chandler and Camcnn. without a,v
cor tulta,teu whatever 1,th the secretarv NJ nm.
subtt auen; communication win hin IN tne mn.
tet further thsn the hare orter of ravo.
r,t1o1. The nrtcr ,e.,a sat .,t5a -,
rn, new nm md h., raen .,r..os
rrferrct IN II, ,hc,s ,cS,o,-na. hu, -. nts.a.,
sh,r,1 :, n h.,.r. ,,rsn nsrs ".'., 49,
sc.a,s,- n hisar,rts - -en,.. ~. a.. ,. ~, sas
rnlr,cnt wns greatly ~, ~ .ha ,cn1 ~
..s 49,. .;".,. 49,. -, ~ -. .~At ~,
sencc II tas clrfka' Most OF tnem tooS the usual
,,a<s ond ,no-e frsnnon,,y ,1o xsnhs ~ n,'s,,aa @
| - - ~. ' - "4s
ua,;oe NV. @ ~ aas,s .nen rxss
:, ~ ~ as. ,,. - .ns's
reserve enough from the month allowed to enable
scc1, to yutc or at their OPTION 10 take tho fn.,
extra ,r ttysn for elrc,tons ant h,vs :, an..
| "a from aheH pay.
This ycar at the proper tlue 1t was formally
In furh. 10 ,hc attention oi the CLERKS Tae Penn
e he ratsf ssts1s sa IT, sess' r'ssiass' sa sas
as;,. ~ "ou - ~. e .,.s ectsa aa
natl5 snahhed MN ~ resoktne hss cfsler. Meap-
time the beasts and threats 81 leading party mall
| ayers, opepiS u1adc ID the ,icuaf.Ecut showed
that ,hrx wen. ro, ,,Icn, ~ Eon,n1,t, rtr.orr
na. rs: a..,s ".. ~. uusas -. so.nr:,e s'e.ls
an1 The scFe,ary, and tneIr defiant coa.,uel bots
| 10 private aid public, was such TIM: no CabIaet
ot,,cer hasias anfseli-Eespees could longer delay
p.. q 'hs t.sue ot iaI suppofs asa.ns. them, .:
the President. There had also been an attempt
n,,,r. ~ ,s1 a, ,css, 90 ~ .tc,a.s ,sa @ ans. aa
no1ntm.r, ~ .,,um,s In1,.nt ~ a,,n...n ~ -
ec,jons 10 M m.e s nj aewin1 ant ,ae
tue rtesiteut taa .lrscsni ' cor1esnona' s'na.
cncc to he opened with various missionary
s.,c,rtscs asking them to rtcomnct,l proper pcr-
touz for agents. Tie S. e.etary. IN carrying out
NV itsn "ent "'.eeslocs' haa 9a'F commtttes'
, 1870-10-31
GERM MANY.

fsrtcial Despateh tn the New York Hcrnldl
LONDON. Oct. 2o.-The States OF Germany,
Northern and Southern, are said to Fave agreed
TO name KiDg William as Emperor.
, 1870-10-31
.r.p w.. Hrs~usnrm T.3ertfous

WntKl1N6, ". W.. Oct. s04-The RtgtAtf =
surtl MI extra tlIs morning presenting letutns
from 2 Of the - counties composing me ssase;;
shgHtnr Democratic majority OF oref aoV, Ano
aaas :. tast the 0thrr - counties Will give cses1
tastoslt3 Of s,ono can scarcely he doubted"
, 1870-10-31

catholic Church Consecrntton.
rnMkNrnN, Tenn, Oct a-The German Catholic
h.1, ~, 80 formally conslcraled BY Btshop TT
1,s.hns tosy. My. ioe Catholics Of Little Rock GAye
nas nnssaop W i!nao grand public reception on FA-
daS On his return from Roma.
, 1870-10-31

4 Detective In Stnte Prison.
BOSTON. Oct. e9.-Ex-desectiye John n. Dunn,
implicated with Ferris IN uttct!nG forged checks,
was To-day sentenced 10 nye yeas IN the State
Prison,
, 1870-10-31
REAL ESTATE.
Real Estate.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
sAM'L GEAR,
Broker, ia Dearborn st.

10 fret on SFuba~.1-uv.. bctwerH
IEnr1non-coarTa and ITwelf7h-
st.
SO feet on VTnbash-ar.. near
ThIrty-foaarth-st-
No. $50 West Wn>e~ 1Ston.st..
with frame d1TcS--zlE mud BO
feet of ground, f1S block next
west Of Union Park.
12O feet ON Twe1fth-st.- between
EnuuE-st- and the bridge.
Is feet on Tyvclfth-st.. AIjoEu-
Ing the KsittaburEAH. F0r9
WnyneH Chicago rnfiro:E1
frnck.
L mere In Kockvvetz". Addition.
running from WflcoS TO
Adnm%-@r.. lying west OF
"sstSrn-saS.
400 lots OH West Twelfth. thy.
Tor. E4cHtpn .n1s4l lsset1den-sts..
lying bctHvsrn Wood urrx-:
Iinc0&n-%tS.. for Anle In
bulk. OF In pnrccI* Of 10 t..
20 lots. The owners OF tl13,.
properly. uOH.re%idcn1x, nrc
in 1Iac city fer This week.
uTi1 viii sell nj II bargain.
They cnn be ft's1ad nj my
of13cc.
5ANi-L GZ1HR,
Real EAtate Broker. III Dc s1b0ru-st.
, 1870-10-31
Dictts

NEW YoRE, Ocr. aa.-Fsofessor Samuel F. NIL
LEI, OF Amherst College, formerly connected with
The Lake Forest University aud Chicago High
School, died 1t Amherst, on FrttiaJ. aged Is,
, 1870-10-31

Close OF NcEittrntaon Mt fcxy Or
1EAuBs
NV ORLEANS. OCT 99.-The registration nfuces
have been closed. The Democratic Inspectors Of
each precinct have ente1ed pfoteat, declaring the
registration Illegally conducted.
, 1870-10-31

~ zee 9ELE4Ss, Oct ao.-Tne liz, rail. complct-
Mobile and New Orleans, Wis isid. Ind tne fast
sp:Es driven, thtR afternoon The ursi train from
Mobile aErtv'-t this evening. A train lekvra To-
Ia e'e@ Gf9ta!n3 ii u s1li..
, 1870-10-31

eleean. entertainment Of tho week WAS 1
lunch gwen By 3Ira. James Brooks to the for
eign diplomats in New York ea rou.t to Wash
1ngton. Among thoae present were the PERT
vian Minister, wife and daughters; Baron
Ledeter, Austrian MiniAser Count Colombo
mi, Italian Charge and Senor Flores. Niu-
lister from Ecuador. Invitations have also
been issued By the sarnelady for urge party
on Friday night. in honor OF the Russian Min
ister and wife. Baron aud Mad1ms CAtacAzy.
NuEsoS.
Nil-so,a has rrt.::rrt1 n Zen With laure!a. AID
, 1870-10-31
Chicago Business Oi1ectely:
Es1ue, Business, ana Location ef tbs Lending
Business Eou3es 51 Chicago.

~
1sAoe"s @-eo9ea '" es4e+'be'
Cut tie Lit otf as Reference sea r{sifs4 TIE eith
TAt Housts ars strictly FxxHrcLkA
Advertising Axrnxs.
CQOK, pOBUHN b ca. r.retyr sdrrr41.Anru.s fa.
all ceTspapers in the y. S. Othte. 81 Deattoru4s.
hunSsuS' AETnEI & Os!RASnkR eoEsesst Tor I'd.
STEELE 4 t.rY;Hrx1rR "a a-e.S.-e,a.. = ,r.,.-.-.,
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T. Atties1 and Fainter, Materials.
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ATTORNEYS and Coun~r110F..
l. G. hRAfNARp. Noom =, Reyuntds Block
Awnfnx.. Tents. .x,n
GILBERT HUBBARD co, ao5 .pd u, 10 w.tr--xs
Banhiur.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27

~ Mm nd@ie %. Nppember ,pirb
f9 In Supianapoli8 Elm D%eleeotentoq
Yerlammeln, I'M, fi@ iber Maereorln fiji
ben S@ub Der @tnwanberer, 1owie b,Qioe
uno bequerae &ei1t berlelben III
beratben. %ls &ertreter ber ct. Yaul
5anpelsfamuer ptrb ii@ Der M@tb. @eo.
8. Btder gu pieltr Convention teaeben.
- @ir Ssrweilen bic beut19en Damien
auf bic NnBsiee Der Grau 8eefman> nell
DE Gin erpbeS unb w%oblaForttrtes Eager
Don @oriet6 gum @erfauf bat.
~ Tim ben unoneenebmen @erud
beSMtbemS gu oerbiten brau&e man nur
Dr. @a9ee @atarrb 5eilmittel. Der
@tqertfamer oferirt $500 fir jeoen
Sal 4oa Gattarrb ben er ni9t furiren
fenn. @iro Don alien Droeuiaen per>
oeer audi Don 81. st. 9. pierce
q. 9. fir ben 9erinsenpreis
BON 60 cts. du be5ieben.
q. Mopre.-6ublon 8ap u. Min<
pel3sN teberlaee, SO. 1875 Dritte
Strv 81. paut Minr. 6oft<3mt.
s. S. Taplor Bat ben ee5Bten uub
ttiten @orratb BON Baubola ieper slrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27
Gineeidnbt. IT,
t. Wueut a, "a. Sft. 10.

Sn Grmioerun9 aut ete Nntport pcm
Is. Stunt 1870 ptene bierm;t our Beri@~
tiaun9> baB menn 6err 9. @obbere,
County Nucitor BON SttarnS County,
bewetfea fam, bab bic tpelltde 9dlfte
Don @ettion 10 Gownlbip 1923 @anse q
nf@t gum S@uloiRrtfte SO. 4 Seb5rt 70
bin t@ wiuens, meme 8eidulpisuns ;u,
rldlunebmen, aneerleits mub i@ auf NETS
ner 8ei@uIri9uns neben bleiben> ndu1li@
oaB unlsre S@ultaren nidt 70 pertbeilt
ilnb> mie man e6 pom einem ebrli1tn
County >&upitor ertpartet 1pute.
Sobn &ppp. il.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27

- Die bicen 5otelzD iebe, 70 ,pie Der
beS Morpes anaeflaete Daniel Duncan
uno ber Tal9enrtsb Wm. Biro, mel9e
am leBten Dienfaa aus biedeem County
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auf freien GQben. Die @sfan9eren bat>
ten an jenem Mor9en Elm GOD BON brei
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nunB BON 800 auf Gtnbrineun9 zines
jeben ber Gla&tlfn8e 9tltbt.
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bes Morpes an9eflu8t rpel&er am leBten
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9en pom Sobn Gperett in etnem Snptaner
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men 9eiern Mor9en mad ct. pauL er>
btelt BON Sberif Grace bic peripro@ene
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ieiner ean3ex Strenee etntritt 70 1T es
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ton ee9aneen> tppielbf er ldr9ere Belt
als pra{toeat bes prdfun98 COMMITTEE
f1r Sffjtere, pelde aus ben Dienf ent<
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