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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

prGmiepertbetIun9.- Sn Der @9ule
te. Observation-Disclosures . @emeiabe tpurben
tur9 ben bodto. Gen. giear Glemens StauS
iolssneen Mde9en Vramien iberrei&t fir
ben Ronat Wdri.
Sir eutes 8etrasen Barbara MIaer, Nae
ria Sdlid, lbereia aumpsL Raria Wsrben.
1. alaNs, Maria Sung, anna Orb; 2. 9la0e,
Barbara MaQer 3. SLATE, 3atbartua Sung ;
A. 8laGt, Ratbartna 5ammer, Gliiabetba 8as'
ner S. ala0t, Maria gaaian.
Sn ter tleinen Sdule. Sir eutts 8etraesn
Mnna &rdmsratb. 1. 8la0e, 8atbariua @es'
bort Ratbarina Gass 2. alads Gliiatetba
S9aftaulen:: @aria Sauisn, @oia 1ummsl'
Marsaretba Sizes ; 3. &!aEs Marta stein,
Matbilea 5offdtter. Gliiabetba Bletus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
8rieffaifen bes y@anberer.'

ct. MidaeIs. g.. @. 1nltr Slatt
ntrb fir bic berren 81. .. unb s. M. facn
felt 3pei Monaten mad Gurerrau =. >. g.
i9idt.
prairie. 8. 9. 8eibes nitassr-
eniiseu beiorat.
MeIusins Orost 81. u. 3. Rad
@uni@ seanbert.
@uttenbera Soma. s. $. @u& bic
fes 2ebers3siden freut ben @anbersr.
MapIe Grove. s. g. 5err 6. ~.
mSse i& nur auf Der Ysaoffee ertuneissn ; bas
Bud mue bort itin.
Mltauy. s. g. Die Abrs7e bes 6rn.
8. s. .. 1T nun esantert.
@baSfa. 9. 81. Wirb nun NQsa in
Ortnuue fein.
@t 8pnifacius. s. q. 81. &i9tis
erbalten; beRen Danf.
STR Gt%nienbung neuer @bon .
nenten uaSssn uniern ber3ti&en Dant em'
pfansen: 8. 9. III Gong yrairie, q. .. tn
piue Gity unb s. M. in @aeonia.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

Der bes Morbes an%getla9te ..
@unty purbe an, lebten Montas auf Wntrag
bes County Mnwalte burd &i@ter 9aQ 3u le>
b%snsldus!ider 3udtbausRrafe ssrurtbsilt. TER
@srurtbeiIte nabm fetn l1rtbel iebr taltbIatis
auf. Seiu Tnwalt erbob Gtuipra&e eeeeu bas
llrttstl, urt er!aubte Der &i&ter cine GriR BON
nraibig Eassu, un 9erufuns bes lrtbtiB az
bas Obers @eridt ~beantra0eu au t5nueu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

Deffentlt&e Gtnlabuns! CUR srS6'
ten unb suoRdnbieien @eiauration: Die BON
6. S&mtbt Nr. 242, Drttte Stra6e. Son
tsstan tueroen 81 teterS tunbe i&e Iufern.
@eaisel, 1ore(eu. 8leiidlorsen a0er Art, Wilb,
tura NQes, tpas Der Marft an DelifateGen bietet,
~lsr.irt. Die f~etnfen Wetae uus 0iaueure Bic
tst n,stue Bar; GrIdte. Gonfett uub Gunbito-
r~eipaaren in better Muspabl. DisIufwartuue
III teber 3ett bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

Aus NicolIet County tptre beridtet,
taB G9 in bortiser @eeeno mebrere 8amilien
CUR Muspanteruns mad Oregon sorbereiteu.
Sn 1cpn WsR Nemton leisn es mebrers tpotl-
bateube Jarmer, pelhe Fd aur Nbreile riilen
une bic 9taet ct. Ystes p~trliert an 5errnGas-
rar 8atert9, pelder ebeuiaQs mad purtlanb
iber( ebelt, einen ibrer dlteNeu 8ewobuer unb
,iittiaen @elddft5mann.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

Der erRe Dampfer, welder BEN g.
pin.See raiIrte, 1T Der ,,Tiamcnb So; IT
tam am lesten Montas SOrmittass 9 utr bier
an uno brabte cine 2atuns ron uebr ais 400
Tcnreu, meijens fir bielise 5anbelsleute BE-
limmt. Die fribeRe uno bic fpitsts sntunft
t.s erRen Dampfers mar In ben Sabrsn 1857
uub 1853, ndmli9 i'm lesteren an. Is. Nar3
aub in, er)tern ant erfen Nat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

0rpcertes uub prupiFuneu BAL
Ten fets 1T reidfer IuswaN bic 9rn. @ebruber
Gimme Gde rsr 10. unb ct. geter Strabe III
ct. paul sorrdtbis. 8eionbere Iufmertiam,
ttit psrbisnt ibr f9Oner gurratt an in uub
auslGnbiiden, einsema9ten unb %setrudreten
5rudten. Man belude ben gs%itaafeoa aas-
aetatteteu @tcre, UNI Fa baron ~ i~ter3eu>
9en. bl1l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

9inldtid BET gersebea faQt bic srv6e !3abl
Der VrcRituirten auf: 166, tann Sruutenbett
Isl, uncrbenAides 8strasen 125, beibes gu
lammen So, @ewalttbdttsteiten 81, Dtebiabl
Sc, Basasuuten 80, Gbetru9 Is, SpteIeu 10,
Mprb 2, Rinterm orb 1.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

Gin na9abmeusmertbes 0ei-
lpiel CAB 81. s. Us. 5cerr. 9 tasmeiaer Don
Blue Gartb County, inben, Ct benz bel ieinet
@abl sessbeuem @eripreasn aemdb, Elm Drift
tbeil leiner @.tibren BEN County lbenfte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

Die ereufs Metterdnberuna g,
welGe fe ltattfanb, trat wibreno Der teBten a&t
Sage Elm. @enise Sage ssr Sfern idtpile
@cmmsrbise NIT @emitterl9auer, eaun auf
einmal Der bsflis1t S@nseRurm unb GROCER
ShneefaQ.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

SnTurt Suellin 9 psrcsn am Mon'
tag, ben 1. Mai 1871, 3pet Steinbduier unb
sp5lf 9plSsebause neb1 einer Vartiea !eirunsa>
fide, (owie Eager uno Oarniiuns> utenflten,
auf 6Fsnt!i@er 8erfeiseruns an ben Meilfbie'
teneen psrfauft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

Die 9tabt@ inoua bate am porsgeu
Wontag 5um eritsn Mal @slesenbeit, dh i'm
@aslidt 3u betra6ter, Der 0eldai:srertsbr
biel.s plaBeS sersr6bert raid ieincn ~llnfaus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

Die Ginmanberung ivwrN aus Na&S
bari taaten ais aud bonn fernea S,sn Der mad
Mianeiota If bereits 3iem!id lebbaft uno earfte
bieies 9abr uneepSbuli& tart psreen. Das
i%fareinapiide Clement ldsint oieesr teioaeers
fart p~ertreten III Iein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
6Qrn1 3u D%erfoufen.

older. prpcn IS unter IRus, febr quite Dieen SO Mdn,
euten guid,s utes Waher beim Saus uns cute @taauns,
Ales %eineefenst.
Nlinneipta 4 Wfteile4 BON Gbasfa, 5 BON Carer uub 5 spn
Sbafopee. eert g.. z
Mdteres ~ .rfresen sd grant q in Gbasta 'tsr auf
lem glat tafelbf. oo@o4
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

Na& DuIuta peresu son lest an stpet
WaGasierjise fabreu. Seper 1ra9Bus, wfl9er
eintrift 1T nit Msbl tetaoen> bas mad BEN
Often e%onfsnirt 1T. MaNenbafte Giuwanee'
runs auf nd9Fsn Sommer 1T anestuubtst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
gSp III Sobannes &laas?

On ttuter;etdnet. er1udt hermit ~tteienisen. welde aber
ben Nufentbat,sprt i,tnes Brube:s Spbannes R1aas Aus
funft eeten f5nnen. arseleaentlid. Tim fol&e sefdaisR sa-
Rrrnmeu su lahsn. Derielbe 1T Dor unaefabr 313 Satren
Nep gurf ansetrmmen. Wesen Eamt.tenuertdl,aiHeu
plnfde Id ~brinaeno. ltn ~beuie!beu Ausfuuft III ~erta!.eu,
ft CT Iebenb pber tptt.
Maa atrelFre sefduisft On
2ltam &laaS,
2i:4ielb, Weefe County, Niunefota.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
Deut]he Brtef>3tne.

Site bsutlher grieFs, bic bis gum .. april
). s. nibt absebclt wcreen lnh.
Dam.u.Brisfs.
9flam Gmilie, Nienbufer Qarrlc>
Eerta Mnny, Se6ler Hciua,
9aB Mre. Sotu, @dnetber @inna,
6err1an Victorta, Wale9towa Martt.
Seirenreit Marsarttba
5.rreu.Brteft.
Ba9mann Gbritiau, NoQers 5utert,
Babuemaun 0ottfrieb, Heumann Mor;S 2,
8erutb II. &ei5srt, STILES ".
Bpset Nuguf, Nten1au US.
Gbrii,lieb 9. s. Nsltemeter Griebrt9,
Deute 6. Morbmann ". ".
8eYbl 0eors s.. @swsiler Scbn.
@raupmann Jriee, Yo11pite J0,eph
5ers pbiQip. Yl6n5fe MusuR
@erla1 0ernarb, pufh 9barles,
@ebrn1ann Grana gus Casper,
@ebrmaun Us. @Hnaitb ST.
@uuelad Irieerid, Geutlsr u. g., M. ..
6ehtcl Spbn, Gpren9er $.
5e,tsn 5erm. 9. Committing 5. M.
5erm Senrs, @dmisblins Ni9ael,
5uFmann Jobu, @@ulse @utap,
aleiae Wi9ael, 9hulte Trant,
Slid II. Stumaher Dern,anr,
A0uer Gbrinopbel, Wasner Sic. -
Rria.r WilbeIm, (@&neiter)
Qaumanu 81. WibIen u. 6.
Wennste Milbelm, Wtfe Jranf.
Missler @pnrob,
Das 8rieiperte mad Deuti@lanb pom 1. d.
sember an: .-
l1ebtr 8remen eter pauaturs Z St., 3eitun-
gen 3 Gt.
l1eber England 10 St., 3eitunsen 4 &ts.
:. .. Qettmer, teutf4er &lert.
g. q. @teeIpd, Dpfmetfer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
Tarm 3u p%erfaufen>

Gtne Harn scn 50 Mder Qant, prspn ~un8sfdtr 26 Nder
untsr gFus unp gut ~einsefen3t iinb, NIT einen 9useaus
Ssea if ia6nes Sui,. UNI Ssulans, sas Walsr nabs beim
Sauie. Die Narnn liest in Buffalo Spwn. Wrtstt 0oun=
Is, eretriertel Wtslsn srn elmer fatbclii6en Etrte. &auf'
becineunsst: elm @tettel baar, Der Reff su mabtasn Sn'
Natsufrdsen an Ger Gslicau safe bel
1886 Neter &crfht.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
Biuig at Y%erfQufen.

1870 9dsy eutss g9isIeR.aHp am Gong 2ate in WscUHes
Gsrp ! rri III harglsc 4cuutp.
GtenfauS:
$50 Nfer Sarmlane in siicrlet County, ~ gfeilen Won
ct Netsr-fpft on Sraosrs res tcur-talb grdtrte uno
BAH QNalruna. Gin tubiher Dad Hisst eurd bas Yanb
uns bietst lid bier cine Der bs1sn 0slssenteiten CUR Nnles
suns sru @5ttfien.
@reis: $40 9aar per Mder.
Ndtsrc stusfNuit ~srtteilen
Maiu3er & 0libier,
$3.50 TIM Court 5aus, ct. Taut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

Aufbit @ei@dfts.M naetge bes
9rn. 6. Qion mS&ten pir bic Mufmsrtiau.-
feit Der 2eltr UNI 10 r,ebr ltnten, ba fem Bor-
ratb in fsrtisea 4leiueru aides btetet, mas sun-
ben far1rabiabr> unb Somuaerar3ase piai&sn
t1nuen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

81. .. BartteL Mer@ant 9aylsr, Gde
ber 9. unb st. wetr @traee. bat feiueu @tore
neu eimsert@tet uub nit ero6eu, 8srratb BON
6ratltuss- unb @omuertleibern auseetattet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

Sn Minneapolts iesten BIT &eputi-
faner bel ben %iinsfsn Wablen tbr 1idst bur@,
nit Nusnabme tes W0eGors. Masor 6. 9.
ames, @1abmeifer St. Garrow, Comptroller
San Der 5ord uno M1e0or Barber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
@eIbQftS<NDti3.

Der ll%ntersei9nete ms tts sen 2efern bes -23anoerer'
uup allen Yefdnntan 5einen bette, Dasf dbtattsn FUR lhre1
~bisb.riseu 3uirrut. 5eenes ;sl'ei ii %Oenfslt:a an bag
it meta @eitait bsoeut:nr s~ersrOe:rt aab:. uao aae1
tbnn rrsrte. mas il ne;Hea 8rdften lteat, IN aae eetu-
ner ~ seiri,p;acu. Sprpbt metas Ja5rttp are ais netne
islsnssr s@rti,,sn Stiefel uaD 5dubs limb iOI'e. b,ais uab
gut. une test Del, perttea &aneta tets stns CUTE aasnaal
bereit. in meinea beioeu 0sltdftspldsea Ns. IA Srttfe
Straes. NIT BEN 5dtlp Der groBe splpeae Stiefel, berfo.
81 Gde Der 8iertsn uap DabalpaO stra5s, s~eseniber Der
gsf, Office.
gu satlrst9em 3aiprua en1pHehlt 20
Nt. y. 81. @11ief.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
Tarnt All p%erfaufen.

Ginc Jarn, III Buffalo S~ernibip, maize ge!i'aa eafe.
sans maze Ter tattcliiten Stride. it unter btaisen Seoln-
1un,er III nsrtaufen. Oiejelte bat 12O Afer, Gin eutes
SGoSnbaus, 10 Mder eeeleart. nit benz iarnlten eola III Der
l,maescns ;%aumndmme); uar pier Meilen pen Sanalo
SrrN uns liebtn Meilen prn Der Gtienbabnltattcu Vtr11teS
rsis, s&.istt 50, Wtinn. 67
Simprt wa1tfb-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

Mo 9uSratteu-Yel3e wuroen III
New ulm i'm psrFcGtnen Winter 10000 Stuf
aufsesauft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

ct. Mntbony erbitlt einsn temotratii9en
Maycr tur9 bic Wabl bes Dswn 6. g.
Brown.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
Befanntmo6ung!

ga stele sen uniesn 5rsaassa lire un5esaelten 1tdets
bis batc n,6t staeeihidt baten, uno mir cine erDsere Nn.
jabl ssrislbsn nNdt %rertauien tUnntsn IL ieben mir uus &C.
Siruneen uniere 3ietuns In @tasfa aut einen 'pater iu be-
iimmentea Ias su r%erItieten, I'M nod metr &aunr ;un
Mntteil an tieier Yrttsris uniern @6auern su %aeWdtrea.
matrfte inlih y%fnsamunta3. Gbasta, Carver g.. Mtrn.
3. Mpril 1871.
Das COMMITTEE: P. Maeuus, O. S. B.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
staat8= Menigteitem.

Wetaeniaa unt YfIauaen i'm
Greten bate Sortse @o@e in peridiebeHen
@eeenbeu Be- @taates ~besemnen, erlitt aber
eur& bic pl5eltde &Idfebr bss Dinters zine
ldrpfe 1nterbreduus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
Cine f6Dne 6ele9enbeit, niebt
III iiberieDen!

Da i'd meinen gestnis Sun ct. glcub ssrlest babe, bin
i'd ~secnnen meiae 5arm TX Meilen pen ct. eloae &C.
teen III ~perfaufen. Sic entbdlt 80 Mder. au9 tsrneH
nr eutbdlt fe 30 Adsr unter i dug. ten Neft tn gSteien
unb 5pl3 ea fd5nes gridbaus. IS BEL y aneerttaIbS tcd
bod nit Seller unteru eanjsn 9auie. Nud fne sta!s
lta. 3wei Drittel baar. Der Hea In &rsttt. @atere auss
funft td
Mib. muler,
1914 st. Gleub, Wiun.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
Qeiet! Qeiet!

Gltern fputen piHtx. tat ftberne 9tyS et e@nee
tppp.lt ip llanae trau&bar ertolten. unt BAT bur3 bteiel.
ben R~tnherf&ut3eus nm be 3dlfte ttaiser NTH.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

8 en-

s dufen
WGra 80. 9ttnrt& SauIen. G[tern, pet. Soc. Saafsn
uab Gath. est. Talmer.
gsrtl2. @triRtne e&ulte. Gltsru 5r3. Ss'n7. T.
e6ulte uns gtaria eeb. 8ctteu.
T.. grans 5iram gtabater. @l.ern: e5rtt'p9 Sea+
batter unb Maria GET. 8atli.
8. Nortta Maria eutde. G,terr &uer. Susde aao
SHepttne seb. &raser.
9. Sptann Bad. Gl.sru wiarttn Sda aHo "aaa
Cecilia seb. 8ouman.
Q. Mpr. alois Sauss. eltsru AM. Aa"eF a"'~eas'
savitta eeS. 6tr5pfer.
9. Sparta s ber. 3essl. g1tsrn Srsus Sos. 3obsl
unb Gsereia eet. asni9.
8 eIfprben n.
Spar, 81. snaa Nesrta ubtsr. 7@anat ait.
etan:slaus Boasfp 4 MOuat alt.
WsriI9 }. Iartta @arta 2dtds. Sag ait.
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lO11
Guittun8en.

@ett pprtser Nuntnter BADEN fir ben
.,Wanberer" be3atIt:
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st. Aaul marftberiHt.
Wbolefale wretfe.

US d entlta Goereetrtsun @ebr. Gtmm..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
NeterS Neutrality-suspicious.

Das Rranien=G pramtttee ees st. geters unterfasunss.
gereias opn 1. MSntas TN april be gum 1. Nuutas I'M
Mai befebt aus ~fulseneen ferren:
Oberer Difrtet: Sdmib Nieclaxs, 3. Warb. IL
Straee, unter parf 9otet. Wan0erltnbeu $. 3. gDars.
Grbanss Strabe Nr: l22.
unterer Dtfritt: Gren Serman I. Warb. 2.
Strase. Mar Jinf, 3. g9arb bel Der Iurntaae SIR. IS.
draHt sd It d, eth.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

Baar an 9ane, 81. Gid S&asm. 500 GIL IS
Die meiisn alien @ei&Gfte purbsn usrl&e<
teu. tpcrauf Der &atb (i9 sertaste.
Derneue Stabtratb .r8antFrte fa
bierauf unter Benz 8orFye bes 9rn. Gaslur uno
tie 8ctidaft tes Masors See purts mitsetbeilt.
DerIelbe LENT bic Mufmerflamfeit Der 8ebsree
peienhi& auf 3wei puntte : auf bic gonbi@ulS
Der @tabt unb auf bic Dsrmebruns Der poli3et-
madt.
i3um prdfosnten purts 5err MarFelb gum
8iesprdTpenten 6err %lb. @iaius sspa9lt.
gulsenee @taetteamte touroen sspdbtt:
@taet- Glert-M. s. S'Gsnucr,
0riden3oQeinnsbmer-p. $. Smit9.
@taet. arst-Dr. M. pagan.
@terftmeiRer-Y. Butler.
pfantmeiaer-Gb. Sbietts.
Sailor-Spbu Sdmibt.
5oI3ms6er-N. pfaT.
MarttmeiR er-Y. NeNanus.
Sneenieur Dampfiprise 30. 1-&. @afely.
Tuiber-D. @iloman.
Snaeuieur Dampffprise 80. %. %. 81.
bebranb.
Treiber-M. pineS.
Die fIeilaen Trudla9eu uureen ter
"preb" suesiprodeu.
Mlo. 8reuer feQie ben Mntrae, bic fdetiiden
8etanatmadunsen unb Srtinausen IN, pan
berer" gu putlisireu. Slo. 3rieger une Cunt
minas uppunirtsn I'M 9ntere0t auberer Bldtter,
tppraui bic Gade rerlaoben wurbe.
Der 5taettlert purbe bsauftragt, tur1 Mn>
,eise in ben 8.Gttern our Ginsate seu Nngebo-
ten fir ben Sau pon Gneinsbduieru tn ber 4.
une 5. @arb einsulaben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

Mae Dieienisen, pelhe itren ausrdrtiaen Ireusben eine
auserldfNse 9el4reituus unb &arte Don Winneicta sutona.
men laHen ~. Qen iouten beren Noreden teutlid eei&rie.
Ben an y m. Seeeer Dep. State Ireafurer In st. paui
iSidsn: uelaer %sssuftsaet u. es eeutideetauaaseranes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-15

The Queen of England has been taken
suddenly, and 1t would seem from the dis
patches, seriously i'll. Should her illness
prove falkland that is possible-it would
be an event Of ilrst-class Importance for
Great Britain. England has been for o
long time growing towards a republic,
and the great cities Of the kingdom at
least are apparently ripe for serious disor-
ders II not for revolution. The death Of
the Queen and succession OF the Prince
of Wales would afford an opportunity for
all the diSaiTeCted elements to assert them
selves. There is widespread dissatisfaction
throughout the kingdom at the prospect
that this proiligAte and dissolute Prince
must succeed to the Edglish throne. The
evils which tho middle and lower classes
suffer have prepared them to look upon
that event, whenever It arrives, as an OPP
pormnity-many Of them think the jusli.
tlCation already Cxists-lor revolution in
the form of tho government The sue
cesslon Is therefore looked forward 10
with real soliCitude by English states.
men so we need not doubt that the anxi.
ETY. felt for the Queens present illness Is
not confined to The royal household.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-15
Fatnl Accidents at CInrksbnrr.

FROM the Telegraph.
On Tuesday, the 9Th inst, as Mr.. John
u. DrummOnd, the Superintendent OF
the Despard Coal Mines, was emptyinp
some coal cars on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, near the mines, he was badly
crushed between tho cars. He fingered
until Wednesday, the 10th, when he died.
MIR. Drummond was most estimable
man, and one Of our most worthy citizens.
lie leaves n wife and two small children
10 MOURN his loss.
On the same day, Miss Columbia Bene.
dun, daughter Of Rev. Daniel Benedum,
q young ladyin her sixteenth year, resid-
ing in the family Of her Uncle, Mr.. John
COrpening, about two miles from town,
on the Philipp road, was acCidently shot
by q gun in the hands of n young man by
the name OF Bradford, and died the next
day. She was much beloved by her rela.
lives and friends, and her death has cast
agloom over a large circle.
On Thursday morning, Charles Shuttle
worth, son Of Mr.. b. +. ShuttleWorth.
mad stepped In Ia sand.pit near Col. Des!
paris, where aCart was being laden with
sand, and the earth and. sand above giving
way, he was covered TO the depth of eiq6.
teen inches or two feet, Mr.. j, j, Mech.
ling, who was near by, succeeded In I'm.
covering his head and found him alive and
able to speak, when the earth and sand
above again gave way and covered him To
q greater depth than before. Every posi-.
bic exertion was made by Mr. Meechlinp
and others to relieve him, but before they
could succeed in doing solife was extinct
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-15


We are informed that the fish are being
destroyed in large quantities ny solning,
in Wheeling Creek n few miles above the
city. This Is an offence against sec. A Of
Chapter 90 ofthc Code. The penalty for
each offence Is. ten dollars against each
person offending. Are there no officers
of the law up the creek to take cogni.
2anCe of these offences? Unless the fish
are to be wholly extcrminated in our
streams, this wholesale butchGry must be
stopped, In other parts Of the United
States the utmost pains are taken to pro.
teCt the fish and TO restock the streams in
which they have been destroyed, so that
aitera while all that are wanted may be
taken without exliausting the supply,but
in West Virginia laws having like PM.
pose, are almost wholly disregardod. Is
it because our people arc stupidity ignor.
mt Of the value OF u fish supply and too
Indifferent TO see that proper complaints
are made to tho officers Of the law; or
because those officers arc themselves too
careless Of their duties TO take cognilanCe
OF such offences
Let lis send for the Cameron Justice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-15

IT is natural, because necessary, for the
leading advocates Of q Convention to ST.
lenCG those who have been indisCreet
enough to avOw a purpose to iasten on
the State II system Of loans to internal
improvements, and to disayow any such
purpose. But there was no denial of ii
till we had called general attention to
the avOwals that had been made, and I'M
Ill it was found the Convention scheme
would suffer greatly II these damaging
revelations were not counteraCted. These
dsavowas now, coming from the source
they do, will not alter the fact; and be.
cause the internal improvement men are
silenccd now, 1t does not follow that they
will not be lively enough in the Conven.
ton
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-15
A Live Home Journnl..Nota
Change.

SuuHRGa
Last October, Hearth and Home passed
into the hands of Messrs. Orange Judd &
Co., Of 94j Broadway, New York, the
well.known publishers Of the american
Agrlcuhurbt-a journal long without n
rival in sterling value and circulatioH
The marked improvements then expected
to appear in Hearth and Home have been
fully realized, and II Is now one Of the
choicest illustrated Journals anywhere Is.
sued for the family cirClc-adapled to
both the juvenile and adult people, and
meeting the special wants Of the house.
keeper Besides 1t supplies very useful
chapters for the garden and farm, and an
important NEWS sheet, giving n valuable
resume of the news for week, up to the
moment of issue. From $500 to $500
worth Of very fine engravings beautify
each weekly number. We notice now q
still further mark Of enterprise on the
part Of the publishers they have secured
The exclusive editorial services OF Edward
Eggleston, so widely and favorably known
by his writings in ScribReFs MontIly,
and many other magazines and journals,
and especially as the CHIEF experimenting
editor of the New York lndepHdent Tor
some time past. With this notable add.
ton to the previously large and strong
editorial force, Hearth and Home cannot
fail to merit and command a prominent
place in every household, in city, village,
and country. Specimen copies can
doubtless be obtained Of the publishers,
M above. Terms only 80 year Single
numbers 8 cents. Hearth and Home and
american AgreuliWit together, 81 q
year. Better add one or both OF them TO
your supply Of reading, they are each
worth infinitely more than the small cost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-15

TIE Commonwealth of Virginia has,
since the war, established u public school
system which receives tho warm support
Of all parties, and il We may judge from
newspaper reports, proceedings of eduGA.
tiOnal conventions and the Commenda.
tions Of the most distinguished public.
school men in the nation, Is quito as ef.
ilCient and successful as that In this State,
and Nil without even shadow of that
township system" to which tho 8atLc
journal is so iondly and blindly attached
--RCgiStcr.
Is the Register really ignorant of the
fact that the township system now exists
in Virginia, under her new Constitution,
or does II presume on the ignorance OF It's
readersY Virginia has established the
township system, and, rs we understand,
her people are much pleased with 1t, and
find 1t what JEFFERSON long since DIES.
Cribed it to be, the best form Of local
government" ever devised by the wit Of
man. .....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-15

ONE OF the attractions Of the recent
Convention meeting at Cabell Court
House was the presence OF JONI c.
BREcKENRIDGE, ex.Vice President and
x.Confedcrate general, who was greeted
with an immense amount of enthusiasm
by the COnventioners
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-15

WE learn Iron, the Washington ChrOni'
cle that Dr. RALPH HILLS, formerly super
inteudent OF the Weston Hospital for the
Insane and recently appointed clerk in
the Pension Bureau, was afflicted with
stroke OF apoplexy last Sunday, in conse-
quence Of which he has been obliged TO
resign his clerkship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-15

Hon. ALLEN 4. OAPERTOE made .
speech in favor Of a Convention at Cabell
G. H., on the Sd instant, and was an
swered by WM. H. TOMLNsoN, who was
the Democratic member from Mason
county in the House Of Delegates two or
three years ago