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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-27

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2eipst9 pa9 3u balten. Nuf lo9e
Deile miirce bic Geier itd natiirli9 aus
ei9ener Sitte rer Natipn gu einem nab
ren 8olfsfeit esfalten, wdbreno oabtn
sielence obriefsitlt@e Nnuronunsen mir
ni9t aneeme0en erl6eil1en." @o mil>
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failerli6en Ibron berab 1a9en lallen,
bab e8 niAt fdidli9 lei Dem @olfe oor<
3ul9reiben, fir paS es su eanten uno
3u beten babe. -
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aa pel9er DSuinser 1einen Namen lieb,
nod immer tur9 bte Yerl@tepenen
S9i9ten beS @plfeS, Defenders an cen
Gentralfben wi6enldaftlider 8iloun9.
Gmiig iammelt pie 1aoicale pre1e jeoe
Sfentlide &unc9ebun9 BON prpfenp>
rer, ip9ar Don Stubenten, bon Ve<
meinperdthsn @ereinen u. {. f. unt gu
3eioen, ,pie tisf bic 8ewe9un9 tpursele.
Snpee eiett Is i'm ndmli@en Eager bin
uno wieper cine unabbdnai9e Stimme.
Die f6 NIT geel BON Der finitli9 unterz
baltenen s!ufre9un9 ,resmeneet. @o
tprt9t bic ~Branffurter 3ettun9" lt6
iiber DbQinser aus, mie fpl9t: ~6at
Der alte Wann tarum ~ lan9e
selebt taB ibm Elm etn;ises @crt, oaS
Ba0er auf bic Mible pe5 2iberalisz
mus 1T, mebr @ubm eintrd9t als a1es,
ras er mublam auf eeiRi9em @ebtete
seldaffen unp 9efpro&en? Sat er ba>
rum finf,ie Sabre lang Steine 3um
fatbolil9en 2ebr9ebduce berbei9el9leppt
|unt am Gnpe leine6 2ebenS unter Dem
Sutel ces 2iberalismu6 iiber ben fleinz
iten su folpern? Dar er carum itets
Ter srSbte fatboltlbe 0elebrte Deutidz
lancs, UNI am Mbsnpe 1einer 2aufbabn
Don proteltanten Supen uno .6eioen
teoludmlnIdt 3u tperpen ? Ser arn,e
D6uinaer! Der Qiberalimu5 bat fd
ieiner bemddttet uno miro tbn nidt
mebr lpslaHen." Mit Srunte miro
ldliebli9 bic ueroee Tbat" beS 2itez
raltmuS bebanpelt. uSa, bic 9rpbe
9bat miro ppQbra9t! @@on ftno
flnbis Mun9ener prpfe6oren suiamz
men9etreten uno baben cine Mbre0e an
DSQineer erla0eu, - In wel9er fe tbm
.f1r 1etn rnutbi9es Muftreten canfen |!
@&on eeben aus alien StdotenDeutl9>
lambs 3uldriften an D6llinser Elm, -
wel9e i'm tpeeen 1einer @annbaftis>
teit unp erlnpliden @elsbrlamfeit tt>
alIdwdnl9en!! S@pn bat cine Ser
iammluns Don pierbunpett anselebenen
Mdnnern cine Nbre6e an rte Staata<
resierune bei9lol1eu, IN wel9er btele
aufeeforoert wirp> - bic gertlnot9un9
pes llnfeblbarteitSz SzDoma'6 gu perb1e@
teu!!! Cine 3ufimmunsszApreie an
DSuinqer uuo Elm &uf na@ Dem poltz
setltcd, - bamit 1T ote relisiS(e Trase
9elSst."
Ser beut1ae &ei9stae berietb baS
G;nperleibunesseieB BON GliaszQotbrin>
aen unp palltrte ben erftenpara9rapben
Der ben Bemobnern rer beipen Yrppin<
sen lpfprt pa6 Bdr9erre4t einrdumt.
Mus MIn@en idreibt man: GSk
fingers Greunee beanlsen ftd ntdt ba>
NIT, f@ ielbit als Geinre Roms 3u prd>
lentiren, lonrern periudenM MeinunsSse>
nn6,r IN n11nern Q1nhern n1it,urei6en
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-27
Giu(tnoungen una aorre(ponSenDtu,
befpnters iiber ftr9li@e unb anbere tptdbttse ge'
8ebenbeiten, fnb teber3eit pilfomnen, n'lten
aber pom GerfalTer unter3et4net iein.

~ goR.Offe., Wurepz Orbers Nnb bas biuisfe unb
unb R&trfe tte 3ur uebeienbune @eb unb fouten,
no fe su baben fnb. basu sebrau&t wersen.
Qtnn bte gamen spn nterf&rebern etneeanet mereen,
puen Re beutli eefarieben ein unb bas gpfam County
unb etaat eenau unb rtdtts anseeeten perben.
aDenn etne 3ettuns Spn enem Dpaamt an ett aneeree
Strfest werben pa - mub thinner aud bae gpaamt anses
aeben werhea no bic 3eitune friiber emptanssn wuree
aDenn Semanb fetn Blatt nitt rese!masis emptanst
pber I'D auf trsens cine Mrt Geber einfdleden 70 oate
Der betreenpe Msent upe bie 5eraasssbsr foSle BE-
Sic gerantwurtlitett fit @elbfentunsen fr bic 8ets
tuna werben mir nur bann bernetmen, meun eeben per
reatriren Brief pser per Vuf'Offes NpnssSrssr &C.
fGeteu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-27
MfufQt Ma6ri@ten
auf BET brttten Gette.
Mn8ldmoii@e Na9ri9te1t.

Die Nerplution cer rotben &epubltz
faner be9ni9t fi9 ntdt tamit, alte 3u@
itanee unb Ginri6tuneen atsuidaffen
uno neue na9 ibrem blutieen@eldmad
an reren Gtelle su 1eben; ibr @erf be-
einnt nit 9rduli9er 3erf1runa ibre
Mcnumente finp &utnen. Sn blirz
cem !6al1e ee9en Gbier6 uno Sule6
6apre bic Manner tpelde Granfrei@
su retten iuden sert1rten bic pariier
Rebeuen beren 6duler. gia9ber mubte
bic 8enbpme<Sdule fallen. Mm npriz
gen Mittwo6 semdbrte ter umitur5
Ibieler weltberibmten Sdule Elm S@auz
'lpiel> wel9eS bic @el9idte Der fauz
'nenren Na@welt emit ersdblen miro.
Cine un9ebeure Iribiine I'M 9albfreiS
mar auf rem 8enrpme>plab errihtet
,poroen, um bic Nri1ofratie rer &eocz
luton aufsunebmen Der p6bel bate
bte Gbre, tpie 9ewpbnt auf cen Straben
Ylab 3u nebmen. Drei Mufffcrps
ipielten bieMar1aiuaife uno aneere repoz
lution1re Stife, pdbreno &ecen an
perIbieoenen punften AT bic Ma11e 9ez
balten purten. Inn 3wet llbr iollte bic
Sdule falsn 3u &pel9er Nappleon l..
1910 ras Gunpament eeleat uno gu
reren Nusbau bic fran;Sf16e Nation
ptele MiQionen bei9efeuert bate. Nlz
lein ter 8au trpBte ter 3eri it6run9Sz
wutb INN mebrere Stuncen, 10 pab es
Mtenp trurpe, bis Der Solos umRiir3te
'unp her Don 1einer !6Sbe eefallene &aiz
ier ayf lem 8pcen 3erldmettert wurce.
Betanntlid fano frlber Napolepn l.
in ieinem pcpuldriten Gpifilm nit cem
biitori19en fletnen 6ut unp Dlilitarz
mantel auf ter Sdule; ras mar iet>
mem Neffen Nappleon III. gu be(dei>
ben, welder jenes Stanobilo
cur9 cine prd9ti9e &aiierfatue erieBen
Flieb; tiele aber btelt ni9t 70 lan9e
Stant. Der @tur3 ber &atieridule
,purre BON rer tt6t eeprdn9ten Ma6e
Der pari|er NIT Subel9elaret beeribt
unt als man paa 8ilp Nappleons auf
BEN 8pben liesen fab, tpurbe bas @nt<
Lip tes Mannes, tem etnft bic Nation
susejubelt anseipien unp Naticnalsar>
bitten ftieben eS NIT Giben umber.
S@tdlal menl6li9er @rSbe!
@eitber bat bas @9redensre9iment
mod at @ewalttbdtiefeit 3u9enpmmen.
Mue 3eituneen semdbtster &t9tun9
fnb unteroriidt cine Menee an9elebene
Blrser serbaftet unb tbr qeben 1T in
@efatr; Sff,iere, tpel9e 8prfeQunsen
sesen tas unlinnise Ireiten gu MAIDEN
waeen, ,perben aS @errdtber erfldrt !;
pier Electromagnetic fen bte ftd wetserz
ten, mitsu3ieben, ,purren auf per Steue
er1dol1en. Gin repolutiondres 8latt
maibte ben @orl9Ian ale Mttslteoer
pes @enpluttpns Committee au suillc>
tiniren, neil fie nt9t enereil& aenu8
banbeln oem blutoirftieen 3eitunss<
l9reiber purpe fein 5aar 9efrilmmt.
Mus rem burd Ebiers ter Nationalz
serlammluns porselssten 6rierensperz
ltrase 1T berporsubeben, pab bic san;s
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-27
Wu,t11,ter 1S5.

Gin Iufruf IAN ale SatbplifenDe Deuti9>
lambs, SeFerrei95 unb Der S1wei,"
1T pom Gpmite Der WfIn9ener @ort>
fiibrer rerSfentlidt tpprbenL bet pe0en
llnteTeidnern f9 bodeelteQte, ia cem
&Dni9 nabeltetenre Yerlonen befneen>
pie /. 9. Ger f1ni9li9e Sbers Geremoz
ntenmetfer @raf Don Mpo unb anpsrs
Moeliee. DaS l1eint benn epd 9urss
mig II. ;u oiel 9eweien 3u ieiu, rsnu
iein Gerempntenmetfer fel iofprt bet
ibm in unenace, tmmerbin Elm 8etpeis,
pab oer &5ni9 BayernS bic 5auptz
wabler ni@t IN nd@fer Ndbe su 9absn
wunl9t.
G9on trt Qaufe ber na9iten @oden
weroen in 8atern bic &eiGs9elebe iiber
bic Grei3ii9i9fett> taS pabwelen, bic
8uncesz uno Staatsan9eb5rieteit bic
@let@bere&tieuno Der Gunfeifonen &c.
in Wirflamfeit treten. Damit yeylie>
ren bic ent9esenfebenben 8e1timmun>
gen cer btsbert9en bateri19en @eleBe
BON lelbf ibre 0eltun9.
Son Grtebrtdsbafsn beri9tet man:
Sn oer Nadt gum 20. April bat cine
Maienentweidung fran3bflder Sc
fansener aus Der Halerne 3u Weinearz
ten itatteefunben. Al Mann entFoben
uno idlusen bic fir3efe &oute nad
Bresens eitt "a BARON fpllen pirflt9
Die @reuse errei9t baten, tpp9esen einz
3elne ermlpet uno bun9rig einsefansen
wprten fno. SIN Weiler S@webt ami
Bocenlee ersrif man swsi> BON beneu
Der cine etnen 8rief Don ieiner Wutz
ter por3eiete, In weldem er Febentli@
aeteten miro, 1,a9 5auie su fpmmen,
pa 1ein Gater auf ben Sob tranf JET.
Cine nnterlubung 1T etn9eleitet ppr>
Cen.
MuS Trier: Der Bau elmer Gilenz
babn Don Trier nd9 Dieoenbpfen am
re9ten Mplelufer entlane foQ auf@runo
zines BefeblS beS !6anbelsmintteftum8
mSsli9f ianeQ CUR Nusfabruns se<
bradt rperoen. Die @aar miro bebuf8
oieler Babnanlase BET Gong dberbradt
unp bic 8abn gang auf preubii9em
@ebtet btS Sierf aufwdrt8 eefGbrt per=
ben. Da nun bic Mpiel 3wif9en
preuben unb tem @robberao9tbum
3urembure Don @a0erbiQt8 aufwdrts
bic Sierf bic @ren,e bilpet .fp miro
bur9 bic Musflbrun9 bes neuen 9ebn<
projefts bss 9urembureer @ebtet ni9t
allein nidt berlbrt, ionpern fp9ar 9dn;z
li4 umsansen.
Sn Weffalen unp 5annpper befunz
ben Die elaubenstreuen Ratbolifen aber<
mails ibre Mnbdn9li9feit an bas Ster=
baupt Der Stride In na9abmenewertber
Deile. 60 19reibt man aus Osna>
brad, bob in pcrttsen fatbolii4enRret>
len berett6 umfa6enpe 8prbereitunoen
;u elmer bernurrasenben 5ffentlf@en
Teier pes papf> Subildxms am Is.
Stunt b. s. setrpfen >perben.
8eri4te aug benz Gllab: @ie bie
vStrabbureer3eituno" meloet, fuQ benz
nd9f cine 8erorpnun9 eri@etnen, bur9
&pel9e bic beut19e Spra@e als pbliz
eatoril9e S@ullpra@e far ben beut19>
repenoen She'll son Gliab eineefabrt
miro. Nm t8. Aprtl wurre bas neue
Qebrers@emlnar feierlt9 er5fn.t. Die
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-27
ct. Naul, M1inneiota, Samfta8, Ben 2S. @>at 1871.

fnneiptd, 9amttd8, Den 2S. NJ
@umme oer 8riesaentl9dpieuns btS
ben 1. Mai 1874 besablt iein mub.
Dte yerl1iecenen 3ablun9stermine itno
aenau beitimmt: al5 Saluta weroen
oeutl9erleitS nur 0plp poer quite aus
mdrtiae 8anfnoten ooer We9lel ansez
nommen. Die BeRimmuneen pes
YraliminarYertrases iiber pas aQmdlise
Mbrlfen per beutlden Truppen na@
jerer seleifeten 3ablun95rate fnb I'M
8e(entli9en beibebalten pprpen. 3uz
elei9 finciste Sules Gaure an cas er
na9 ter Qualification bes 8ertrases let<
men polten ais Miniiter oer ausnarz
tisen Aneelesenbeiten nteberle9en 1pssce.
Sn pariS purbe Elm attentat anf
ta6 2eten reS Generals Dombrom2fY
sereitelt. Gin Grember erl9ien i'm
6auptquartier auf Dem @enopme>plaBe
unb perlanste ben General gu 1eben.
Da tbm rer Gintritt rertpetsert murce
ilritt er f9 NIT ber @a@e berun, rie
ibn nit Dem 8ajonnet t6ptlt6 perwunz
cete. Sci Der 9et@e wuroe Elm eelaoe'
ner Nepolper eefunpen. Gelir pyat
erfldrt Bfentli1> paB Der Sal ber 3e>
pollution nabe beporfebe. Dte Natip>
nalaaroen meisern fid, 9e9en ben Geinp
aa marl9tren uno idwaBen capon benz
lelben bic Stapttbore 3u 5fnen. Sc
neral Dpmbrowsfp'6 8efeble 1percen
ni&t bea9tet. Da9esen 3o9 tas Weiz
terpolf mieeerbolt na9 rem Sibunss<
laale rer Commune uno perlanste
WaFen um eesen rie @eriaiQilten lpSz
suseben.
Cine @er(ailler Depelde meloet pae
10000 Mann bet ct. 0ermain biz
ppuafiren unp li6 nit Der Wa6t tes
General Dcuai bel rem sroben @nariff
ouf Nari5 psreini9sn wercen. Das
Ibpr Don point ou Sour 1T Don ben
Ger1aiQer 8atterien ppultanoi9 suiamz
menae1Ap0en worpen. 3ablreide6auz
fen Der @ommunilten Fieben nod ber
Start binein, I'M, it6 Dor ben @eldolz
fen eer 8elaserer III retten.
&ailerli9er alS bsr &aiier fnb bic
taci19en Gortl9rtttsmdnner. Mebrere
rapicale @emeinperatbe aus pem ba>
oH9en 9dnp9en batten an ben neuen
Railer paS @elu9 eeridtet: ,be>pirten
au pcuen, bab bic @ieoererridtuns bes
Deutl9en &ei9s auidbrlt@ bur@ Elm
auaemeines reutl9e5 8olfs< unb Sir
9enfsit eefeiert werpe." Sn einem
eur6 ben Rei9stansler im Muftras pes
Ratlers ibermittelten Grlab 1T btes Nn>
iinnen in mptipirter @eiie abeelebnt.
8oltsz uno &ir9enfefe, beiet es parin,
mSeen aus pem naturpii9IsenMntrteb
res 0olfes berpor9eben. Der be3d9z
li9e @ab ces faiierlt&en @&reitens
lautet: ,,Gs plrre mir cine unsemetae
8efriepisuns eewdbren. tpenn baS Mn=
penfen an bic BON ben @rpbtbaten pes
lebten arieses untrennbare @iepererz
ridtuns peS Deuti&en &ei@S BON benz
ceut19sn @olfe aus freieu &ntrieb im
@eflbl ibrer Beeeutuns al9 &us9ane
elmer neuen Gpp9e peS natipnalen 2e>
bens NIT patrtptil@em @eift aqidbrlt@
bur& be1onrere aunoeebunsen In dbnz
li9er Meile neu semedt perben loQte,
pie es lanee 3sit in Deutldlano ause>
msin iibli@ sewelen uno in einisen@e>
seneen nod sebrdu4li9 it, bic Grim
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-27
Ser ,,SSa,tberer" na6 europa.

Sebe @pdte eeben cine Mn3abl gremplare ets
yDanberer" na@ europa, une tp'r n'aden bic
Qeler betpnbers aufmertlam, taB bic ueb1rlen'
isnisits bes Oeeans Elm iebr seeisnstes Mittel
len ~ unterbalten unb fe iiber bic 3uhanbe
bieiss 2anoes 3u unterritten, bs1er ais IS burb
Briefwe9iel sel9eben tSnnte.'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-27
Sabr8a,18 H.
9a8 80 ffpp to

tn ben Ser. staaten unb Gambia bers 20 9ts per
unb mub benz &mpdueer bet etner YrfuFee oterfel'
f6brlfcb pprausbeaabit werhen.
Nean tann au feeer 3ett auf ben ,aranoerer" aboa'
ntren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-27

M(tlwaufee, ct. paul unb Minneapp>
li6>3I9e.
Durd,ase mad ,em Often (Grpres.)
Apmmen an 8.55 Nanm. unb 6.5o Na@m. Veten al
500 0prm. unb $50 Nahm.
minneapolis uns Ct. pauI 3ase.
Rrmmsn an.....3:15Na1m. Getsn aS..''"."o:oo Na@m
et. Saul uns Gbieaso 3ase.
Geher ob Nad, Saitines nuo Rshmins t:3o worn, une
$40 Nadu. Npmmen an $40 Born. unS 4:4o Ha@M.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-27
Betaeuuusen, Briefe ,e. fab Su aereFisreu
"W A n D E r E r -,
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Gtlenbabn Syabr<@ldne.
st. paul uno Yaeifc.

Na& Mnufa Git Silver. ct. glpub unb Sauf Raptes-
gerlaRen st. paul 1880 gprm. unb 23O gla&n une e.
rei&en @aut Raptts 1925 unb 1885 Na&m. Serlanen
ct. paul 1900 Mitt. uns uhr Na&mittass.
st. Saul, Muneapplis unb Delanp 8lse. - gerlafen
Delano 6:15 WDrsens MinneaYplts 500 geereens nne
erre&en ct. paul S45 Wureens. 8urudtebrsns seraen
Na&mittass unb erre&en DeIaup 200 abenbs.
6t. paul, Delonp, QtFelb unb Benfun 8iee-gerlaAen
st. paul 8:45 Wpreens; Minueapplts $3.50 Mprsens :;
erret@en 9enfun 4:4O Na&mttaes. 3uradtebrsnb YER
,ntttaas; trret&en ct. paul sis Na&mittass.
st. paul unb Mtnneapplts Meepmptattpns> 3us.-ger.
Idst st. paul 1850 Rprsens errei&t Minneaprs 1135
@prm.toes. 3urdfebrenb seraet e. gtinneappls 2:oo
Na6mittaes unb erret@t ct. gaul 3:45 Na%m'tta8s.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-19
menced, and drove rapidly MIDTOWN

menced, and drove rapidly into town
to give the alarm. Sheriff Swift and
twelve or fifteen armed men started
Immediately, but were too late to
prevent the escape. Twenty-Five
prisoners left. the balance remaining
inside the building. OF those who
escaped, - marched off in a body,
two abreast, and passing nearly due
east to the high ridge beyond the
prison, turned to the right and fol-
lowed around the ridge. What di-
rection the other seven took is not
known. Report says that two Of
them past we~sttbrough the southern
portion Of the city and that five
struck across the railroad between
this city and Empire.
As soon as the extent of the break
was known. c. H. Belknap, Private
Secretary to Governor Bradley (his
Excellency being absent telegraph
ed to General Batterman at Virginia
to call ont the organized militia and
come Immediately. The dispatch
was sent at ! o'clock and the troops
arrived here by special train three
hours afterward. Meantime the
State Armory was brought into re-
QUESTION, Z. b. Rail furnishing
ammunition, and a large force OF
citizens was soon under arms. \
portion of this force was dispatched
to the State Prison to guard against
an attack from the insurgents and
others were detailed 10 patrol the
city. Mr.. Blount of Lake Valley, at
$40, was dispatched for Genoa to
alarm the people, but two miles out
he was stopped blythe convicts, only
two of whom he saw, when he
wheeled and made his escape, II Of
the convicts swapping a cap at him
as he wheeled. Major General Van
B0kke}en came down with the troops,
which consisted of - men Of the
National Guard, under command of
Captain c. c. Batterman and First
Lieutenant James Lyman, and ID
men Of the Emmet Guard. under
command Of Captain Richard Arnold
and Second Lieutenant William
NocEan.
The prisoners took with them two
Henry rifles. four double-barrelled
shot guns. five G-shooters and be-
tween 300 and 5000 Henry rifle
cartridges.
Following IS z list Of those who
es.apel-togather with the name,
az. county sent from, and term Of
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-19

OF the others, the wounds Ex-Governor
Denver are mos serious, but his ulti-
mate recovery is confidently looked
for.
Wellington Bowen, stage driver from
Genoa, brought in Tom Carter, n of
the absent without leave fellows, last
evening. He was captured by Sheriff
Bollen of Douglas, who saw Two other
convicts e the place of the captured,
but was so situated being in a buggy
and accompanied 10y his wite) that he
could not pursue.
About noon Yesterday a portion Of
Colonel Batterman's command came
upon what is believed to be the main
body of the refugees, who had taken
refuge i'll a kind of natural fortiticatioa
at the top of a sharp mountain peak
beyond the Carson river, in the direc-
ton of Pine Nut, and about nine miles
from this city. y courier was sent to
the city for recruits, which were
promptly dispatched to the front, and
1t is more han likely that ere ''lhese
few lines" see daylight most of the
gang wiz have been recaptured.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-19

OF these, as desperate a gang of
outlaws as ever faced the sun, Cliff
ford is doubtless mortalIy wounded,
as Henry. the French guard, heard
him say, as he left the gate. = am
dying" Parsons is also believed to
be badly wounded, while from eight
to ten of the others have wounds the
character of which is unknown.
At 1890 last night Gust after the
troops arrived. and while the pro-
Gramme was being made ont 10y
Generals Van Bokkelen and Batter
man, Deputy Sheriff Gas Lewis
and a mounted squad of six armed
citizens, started in the direction Of
Genoa, with tie intention of reach
ing tie town and calling out the cit
liens.
Al 1890 this morning, Lieutenant
lyman. of the National Guard, Viz
ginia. started south with eleven OF
the Guard mounted, accompanied
by Deputy Sheriff Tom Harkin, Of
Storey.
At 12:55 this morning, Colonel
Batterman left in the same direction
with thirteen of the Nationals
mounted, and a few citizens.
At l o'clock this morning, a rider
less Horse, with bride and saddle on,
made his appearance in the southern
part of the city, and was brought to
DentOn's stable.
Most of the Emmet Guard was
dispatched to the State Prison, to
remain until daylight and then fol-
low the track of the refugees, while
several men OF that company We're
held in reserve in the city.
A solitary shot was heard some
to the southward about .
o'clock this morning, ora little more
than an hour after the last squad Of
troops started in that direction.
Sheriff Swift returned from the
prison at 5:37 this morning. and re.
ports everything quiet. The impress
sion prevails there that all the pris-
oners went in a body toward the
Mexican dam on the Carson river.
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At 600 this morning a messenger

At 500 this morning a messenger
came in for DR.. Lee, stating that f.
NJ. Isaacs was thought to be in a
dying condition. Isaacs was shot
through the right knee, the ball
lodging in the left leg another shot
struck him in the hip and passed
through the body, lodging in the
left thigh.
The troops were ordered to march
steadily southwark until daylight,
then turn, spread out and scour the
country backtoward the prison. Up
to 7 o'clock this morning, no tidings
had been received from them.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-19

HAsHoE tNUIr.-kdss Levers, who
has a ranch in WashOc Valley, on the
west side Of the lake, has placed upon
our table several choice varieties of
peaches, pluns. pears, and Il number
OF apples each one OF which is large
enough for i butchers block-al
raised on the shore of Washoe Lake.
Leaving out The apples on the score OF
size, California ulght beat this frui
i'll SIZE, but we defy any country in The
world TO beat it i'll flavor.
SILVER SIIoOTER.-After the State
Prison emeute, sunday evening, some
II took an ivory.stock, silver-barrel
6-shooter from c. w. Burgesser at the
Prison. The stock has the head OF
Shakespeare ON the side and sc. W. b."
on the end. 1t IS highly priced as a
mementO, and its reJuru VIII win the
lasting gratitude of Berry,.
FUNERAL OF PINLEY.-The funeral
Of the late Matt. PiXley has been post
EOneu until to morrow.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-19
FURTHER PAR TICUL

10 I u clOCh lliS HOIllIu8, no lIilHSo
had been received from them.
FURTHER PAR rICULNRS.
At 7:25 yesterday morning, Sheriff
AtchisOn of Storey, Chief of Police
Downey of Virginia, detective Ben.
Lackey and a party of well armed,
well mounted and determined citi-
zens of Storey came into the city
for breakfast. They had been scour-
ing the plains TO the north and
east Of the city. About the same
time a squad of the Emmett Guard,
under Lieutenant William Noonan,
returned from an extended recOnnois-
ance VI the Lake Bigler road. After
breakfast Sheriff Atchison's party left
for the State Prison, where they took
the track of the fugitives with the in.
tention of following it as long a. it
was distinguiShable.
Early in the morning a squad Of the
Emmett Guard made a reconnaissance
i N the direction taken by the prison
crS. one mile from the prison they
found Il coat formerly belonging to
one of the guards, and a mile further
ON caiuc upon a disabled Henry rifle.
not far from where the coat W~aStOund,
4 short, prison-ehOe track was found
to diverLe to the left from the track OF
the main body and enter in.O a road
leading north along the Mexican ditch.
\ man living at the Mexican dam
nbout three miles from the PRISON.
states that between 9 and 10 o'clock
Sunday evening convict entered his
cabin and requested him to dress a
wound, caused bv a ball passing
through his thigh. but not iniuriug
the bone. The wound was dressed,
vhaut he rafInae asked if the gentle
man would MOI protect him, rs he was
nnahlr TO travel. the man replied
th3t thp officer, would be there inside
of I'm rliuutoS. and advised his
wounInl rl,tomrrto "move on with
all r0~-iiIe spceI. At the dam a
uuuuh.rufihe rcflgea, broke off their
,hackIrs with tools found there.
~ the prison. the scene wa appal-
liuu. even Yesterday morning, when
eySrvthinr was stIIl as The grave.
BiooI-grcat blolches aui pools Of
human gore-grectei the eve every
where: along the porch Of and in the
ho,rl. on the main gateway, over the
rubb.e-stoneS of the inner walk. on
the prison porch. door steps, window
and door sills AMI facing. waiu5coat-
inc. walls. bolts, bars, beds. floors.
stairs. and even the little shade tree,
and the green grass of the front ward
war;, stained with bIooI FKnrv,yharn
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-19

ThermOmctrical observations, made from
O'Clock Il. m. to 6. O'Clock p. IN. by Il.
{. Guirado, druggist, etc, No. - south
Carson street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-28

President Grant, before moving Into his
beautiful cottage at Long Branch, requested that
the doors, shelves, floors and all the paint work
be secured; the stains DO eradicated nom the
marble mantels, tables, statuary and the porce.
lain ~fnishings; tho rusty and furnished tin,
brass and copperwaro !, pollshed. and the whole
put In thorough order, that Its brilliant and tidy
appearance might be admired by his friends. A
supply Of ENocu MoRoAN's Sons SAPoLIo was
obtained. and the changes made as II by magic.
+. d. Taylor s Co, agents. San Francisco.
au24-lm
Neglected COUSINS and Coids.-Fow arc
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Cough LozenScs, afford instant relief. Owing
to the good reputation and popularity Of the
Trochcs, many worthless and cheap limitations
arc offered, which arc good for nothing. Be
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