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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-15

The Administration has invented
new word, to varnish the robberies OF its
officeholders and friends. A telegram
from Philadelphia reports that the Sub
Treasurer there intends removing the
Treasurer Of the Mint, because This ac-
counts were much mystiftdr Such is
the gentle official phrase for plumber
| ing the public vaults, issuing bonds
fraudulently, stealing Treasury notes
pocketing internal revenue, robblns the
post office, swindling the custom-house'
cheating Indians, and other crimes
which have made General Grants ADJ
ministration a notorious exception to
all its predecessors. When the col.
lectors of internal revenue appropriated
twenty-one millions of the peoples taxes
to their own use, their accounts were
"mystified." The books Of the Treas
ury are "mystifed" to the amount OF
one hundred and nine millions of dol
lars by their own showing. Of the
fourteen hundred millions of ships, arms,
supplies, horses, mules, clothing, mum,
tons, equipments, and the like, on hand
at the end Of the war, not dollar OF
sales is reported by the Secretary OF the
Treasury. And when inquiry is made
about them, the answer is, the accounts
are "mystfied. a..
The Treasurer of the United States
puts out q million of legal.tenders, with
out a record OF any kind, and when
tEey are stolen, people ask what were
their denominations The office re-,
plies, the books are ''mystltied.
Everything is mystifed, but the tact
that hundreds of millions have been
carried off, divided among Rings, and
used to maintain Radicalism in power.
In regard to these matters there ls no
uncertainty. The money has been
stolen, but when the books come to be
examined, then, like the case of the
mint man at Philadelphia, the accounts
are much mystifed." OF course they
are. That was intended by the thieves,
who shout for Grant, grow hoarse IN adj
vocating moral ideas" and are truly
LOYAL to the best Government the world
ever saw.-Patriot.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-15

OUR attention has been called to The
forty-third section of the chapter in the
Ordinance book in relation to offences
as affording the City Sergeant and his
deputies all the authority necessary for
Kidding the city Of suspected thieves,
The section reads as follows:
"43. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person or persons to be found lettering
about ordinaries, coffee houses, or
gambling houses, or wandering about
the streets by night or day, and not
having either a known place of resi-
dence or means OF livelihood, and not
able to give any satisfactory account OF
themselves"
This has been an ordinance for long
time, but it is not quite sufficient to
meet the requirements Of the case. "a
known place of residence" within the
meaning OF the ordinance may be a
clearinghouse or restaurant where
the suspected person takes his meals
for few days, and thus the law is rem
dered almost imperative. a thief comes
here and loiters around the city for a
week under the constant observation OF
the police and makes his preparations
and lays his plans for the commission
OF a robbery, but if warned to leave he
reminds the officer that he has a
known place Of residence" at the res
taurant where he gets his meals and
that the City Sergeant has therefore no
right to arrest or compel him to leave.
The section needs amending so as to
enable the police to drive at once from
the city these travelling vagabonds or
professional thieves who are constantly
on the alert for the commission oil
crime. In tie meantime, we trust that
the police will enforce the present or
dinance to its utmost limit and to the
best of their ability.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-15

A CORRESPONDENT Of the New York
Journal Of Commerce complains of the
way in which business is done nova
DAYS, and the enormous expenses incl
dent to "the army of drummers" he is
compelled to employ. The editor adj
vises him to drop the whole tribe and
advertise his goods literally, as he
would thereby save very considerable
sum in expenses, and reach a larger
business.
The vicious system Of drumming up
the trade, the Journal adds, is democrat.
izing, and costs too much to be profita-
BILE. The man who advertises instead
can afford to sell at lower rates and
thus be can surely fasten to himself the
trade he attracts by his announcements
in the newspapers. The old,fashioned
way Of telling the public what you have
to sell, in plain, simple terms, is worth
more than all the new inventions, and
traders will have to 60 back to it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-15
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Ken.
tucky Railroad.

What are our committees doing?
Do they mean to let us have vote in
October or not? The people want to
know. Thirty days notice must be
given. Do the committee intend to run
past this 30 far as to defeat the popular
expression? Let us know, Mr.. President
Salisbury! Is our road to be killed or
not by an unfriendly committee Of your
appointment, in the face of a petition Of
twenty-five hundred voters? Please an
swer. The people want to know, and
if you will not act we must, and that
promptly. The people Of Wheeling are
determined to have this road and they
do not intend to be stified by any Balti-
more and Ohio railroad committee you
may appoint, however honest your mo.
tives, or however innocently you may
have been over-reached in appointing
three agents, all of whom heretofore
opposed the proposed road. We want
the road and we want vote. Let US
have il or we must try for ourselves.
RAILROAD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-15

ROUND trip tickets to Baltimore, good
for ten days, will be sold by the agent
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad here,
on the 10th, 18th and 18th, for Ten Dol
lars. This arrangement is made for the
accommodation of persons desiring to
attend the Masonic convocation in Bal
timore next week. and Its advantages
are extended to all who wish to so East
at that time. A similar privilege is
extended to passengers from Parkers'
burg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-15
WETZEL COUNTY.

The Democrats OF Wetzel county
held a primary election on the 9th ult.'
for the nomination of candidates for
the legislature and for the Constltu-
tional Convention. The vote resulted
in the nomination Of Hon. JAMES
GUTHRIE, who was a member of the
House of Delegates in 1870, as a can
didate for the legislature, and SEPTiMIus
HALL, ESQ, a son Of Hon. LEONARD 5.
HALL, for the Convention.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-15
SPECIAL. NOTICES
Ou Marriage.

Essays for Young Men, on Great Social
Evils and Abuses which interfere WIN
Marriage, and ruin the happiness of thou
sands,-With sure means OF relief for the err
ring and unfortunate, diseased ana debill'
tated. Sent i'll sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. -
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS. No.
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sepi-egSb
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-15

THERE is much discussion among the
great authors as to the correctness Of
abbreviating docs not" by using don't.
1t is believed that one OF the most pop
ular poets has thrown his influence fol
don't" Everybody remembers TIT
beautiful extract:
81 saw an old man riding by
Says | 'Old man, you're horse VIII d!e'
Saws he If he dos III tan his skin;
IL he dynY III ride him aGain.''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-15
Is;,tchel0r,s Hair DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the best in the
WmLt-Pertectly Harmless, Reliable ana In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No Ri
diculous Tints or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine w. A. Batchelor'S Hair Dye pro-
duces IMMEDIATELY a splendid Black or
Natural Brown. Does not stain the Skin,
but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold
by all Druggists. Factory IL Bond Street,
New York. ian23-d&W
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-15

THE great and good HORACE GREELEY
has been telling the Menomonee and
Chippewa indians what he knows about
farming and insists upon their buying
ten thousand sheep and going into the
wool business. He told them to buy
steam plows because steam is more
powerful than wonderland easier to
manage"-and descanted upon the viz
tues of draining. Mr.. Lo and his fam.
lily gazed upon the philosopher in mute
establishment and hoped that he might
some day be their Great Father"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-15

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UN-
i TILSATURDAY, the 18th of September
ut O'Clock p. NJ, at the City Clerks office,
for grading James street, Sixth ward, by the
cubic yard; the dirt TO be placed on the
water pipe on Bolton street. The work to
be done under the supervision OF the Street
Commissioner. All bids TO be guaranteed.
THOS. Z. SHALLCROsS,
Chairman OF Committee on Streets and
Alleys. sepl4s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-15
Tho Celebrated
Murray
81 80
Lannn|a:n's r..
FLORIDA WATER.

The most lasting, agreeable, and
refreshing Of all perfumes for use
on the Handkerchief, at the Toilet,
and in the Bath: s For sale by ali d
Druggists and Perumers. lr-o
sepl8d&w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-15
-FHrwar between the hotel keeper

TEE war between the hotel keepers
and the town Council in Morgantown
has ceased. A treaty of peace has
been signed, the hotels are open again
for the entertainment Of guests and all
is Quiet on the Monongalia, save the
stir that is occasioned by preparation
for the Morgantown Fair which is to
be held on the 9th, 2Sth and 29th
inst.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-15

LI-GOSHORN-At the resi-
dence ofthe brides father, VIM. ;. Goshorn,
Esq, OH Thursday, September 18th, by KEY.
ID. w. Fisher, Mr.. ALFRED CALDWELL TO
Miss LAURA GosHoRN, all of this city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-15
National Business College,

stitution will commence on MONDAY,
September Nth, affordlng an opportunity
to those who cannot attend the. Gay session
of completing the regular course Of study
sep9 SAML. I. MCCOY, Principal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-15
Wanted.

At RIVERSIDE FURNACE, NEAR
n Benwood,
TWELVE OR FIFTEEN GOOD CARPEN-
TIERS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-15

We recommend John Clark, Jr., Il Co. q
Best Six Cord spool Cotton, on Black
SPo9ss nouns Russell, 2 Sole Agent. And
augS-esb VIM. SUMNER Il co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-15
Acknowledgement.

On Heavy Framing.
seplis-ag DEWEY, VANCE u co.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03
(GinseIanbt t.
GbaSta, 80. Mat 1871.

Tc1eentes 1T bas &eiultat Der 3ietune
gun, gefen Der fat9el. @emeinpe in Gbasfa,
Carver So. Minn., an, 20. Mat 1871.
SO. SO, pa, 526, I'LL, 900, $40. IS,
ll74, 49s, 29o, 5S7, 7l6, 674, 80, 1903, III,
26e, 268, 7o7, 721, ITS, 1913, IS, 139, $50.
Dret @ewtnnte fielen auf bic @emeinoe
surud, uno 7 auf Mitslteper Der @emeinbe,
spcrunter bic alte STRIDE; ale ibrisen aus
rdrts, bis mad Tremont,O bic. Das san3e
.par fein i%osenannter gutter @ueeeb, ba
our ndmlt6en 3ett pier bersletaea gerlco<
fun9en, aur ntAt In bemielben reenen@ertb.
NIT tbren 8idets bas 2anb %lberFutbeten,
unb berlet l1ntern.bmunsen fofort in Mie'
frebtt brtnsen. Das atte &trdensebdute
aetpanr Elm arr1er Mann.
P. MagnNs, o. S. +.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03
&ebeQii&e &irthe,

&ebeQii@e @trtbe. - Ran f&retbt aus
Cincinnati pom 81. Mat: 9rps bes 8efebls
bts Ma9ore, tpona& aue Bersnasunsspldse
an Sonntasen sef&lpfen fetn feQen, ftnb
bic MuFttauen unb Bter1alons tsute seD6,
net. @atri9etnlt@ wtrb Der @asor bic
@trtte arrettren lalTtn unb f&were @trafsn
iber fe nertdnsen. Dte Yolt3et TT tnbeb
nt@t einsel&rttten. Die beutf&en @trtbe
fasen, fe parben @tberfanb 1etten unb 81
tdnben Grubel bepor, penn man tbnen et'
tpas antaben pp1e.
Isle 3ablrei@ bic Saabem in sin3elnen
@esenben @tseonfn's Fnb, mag man ba>
raus entnetmen, ba6 Elm Mant BON Burt
tam's gaueY etneu Gontraft NIT einen,
&aufmann III 2a@roNt sen,a&t bat upna&
er benz 1esteren 100000 9auben ltefern rtub.
0einnobeitspFese.-Dt Ser. @taaten
taben mad benz n~euefen @enfus $4,000
Mer3te. SIM Sabre 1860 tatten mir beren
5000, alto tn debn Sabren cine 3unabme
pom 10000 biefer Singer Aeseu1ap's.
81 sasiuatu, Mi&.. wurben tar31i@ 2
fletne beutf4e Mdb&en babur@ nerstftet,
ba6 fe @aGerf4terlins oben. Das iansae
8tne ftarb bereits Is Mtnuten na@ber bas
dltere .purbe pteber 9eiunb.
9ie frausdRi&e Gatr In Boston bra&te
einen &etnertras BON $73,370 lber BITE Mus'
saben. Dtefe Sumue 1T auf 3tnfen setban
rporben, BIS mar. 1& uber bic bette Mrt uno
@etfe Der gertbetluns an bic Notbletbenben
In Tranfret& seetntst.
@alobrano.-@pn Yousbfeep0e e. g..
wirb senneloet, ba6 bic @dlber tn ben Sod.
ldnbern AM 6ubion an perfatebenen Ste1en
in Tlantmen teben. Das Teuer bat beretts
srobe 3erNSruns ansert&tet, unb pte1e Str
i4e unb 8dren fnb ~umeetommen.
Gin i@redli@es 1lnelid e~reisnete it4 %.
rtsen @amfas tn ben &oblenminen BON
ptttston, Ye%nni9luanten, tnbem tn etnen'
@9a9t Teuer ausbra4, tpdbrenb 50 Mann
bartn arbetteten; Is berlelben >purben tott
berausse5osen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03
NeuelteS.

Die Grmorauu8 beg Grsbii@ofs 9arbop
uno pteler prtefer tit Yarts wtrb bur4 cine
Depsi9e betdttst, re19e Der @taatslecretdr
Std am lebten Scnntas Na4mtttas pum
a%merifaniiden @e1anbter aus ge,iaiaes II,
pfansen bat; bteielbe 1autet:
uDer gr3btf4pf uab neununb'
Yrtefer murben in Der
9adt ppm 1esten Dienfa9 er=
f9o11en. Die Sniurreetion 1T inter
brjdt. Die @erlune Der 8ebs1en inb enorm
uno biejentsen Der &esieruns perbdltnib.
mabis serins,
@eitturns."
Der errtorbete Gr3stiaef 0eoss Ca1so9
rpar 1918 seboren, 1886 gum grisfer &c.
ruetbt unp fies permDse ltltener @eRessa'
ben, perbunben nit GROCER 6~er3ers9ute, Don
5tufe 3aStufe. SmSatre 1859 wurbe ct CUNT
Btldofe ppn Nanes ernannt unb pter SABRE
ipdter tuarb ibm Der er3btidDFt&e @tu6l
BON @1rts anpertraut. Mo4 int &erfer
ma1te er Veriuhe, bic WRr'atuer Ne9ternn9
sesen bic S%nfursenten peri0tnli9 ;u finn
men. Gum 2obn bafur rruree er sas Spfer
Der glutsier Der l1nmeni9en, melde an Der
Spite Der &epolution fanoen. Gin bte1i'
ses glatt metat, bab elm @4rei Der Gntru>
flung mesen biefes Yriefermcroes bur9 bic
fatbolil9e @elt sesen merbs ptr oenfen,
oieier Sdret rperbe bic sanseWelt, no aber'
baupt eipiltfrte Menf9en mctnen, burd>
brin9en.
Mm Montas fras wurbe aus gsrfaiaes
t~elesrapbtrt: @ett ssfern @beno 1T bic sanss
@tabt IL, ben 9dnDen Der Rssierunsstruppen.
Dtefen Morsen uaroe pas 6euern stnseaett
unp bic &spclution Der Commune bate IL,
Gnpe errei9t. Der Ref Der Snfursenten
fredte bic @aTen. 10000 @sfanssue paf.
frtn ear& bic Rue 2afaYette, u,staens I'm.
bebedten 9auptes unb bic untfcrmen tnpen.
big mad auben s.tsbrt. Bet bsnfslben was
cine &ompasnie Der fcserauter sstne~ alma
sonen. b. b. uittenbe @etbsr. Die @tabi
fol- uuu in 20 Dtarttts sstbeilt xub farl
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Sn6ertiib.
@ceben iinb eri6ienen :

@ceben Inb eri6ienen:
alte nnn neus &elt. 6. Sabrsan3. E.
6eit. genatssr 8rctbers, New ycrf. Der
Snbalt 1T fssr tntereNant, bic Saufratio>
men brilliant. Sur bsuti9e &atbpltfen Don
be(onberem SntereGe TT bic bio9rapbtlhs
@fi33e Don P. @tus 3inser1e.
9emti4>ameritauii@es Goaberiationss2e=
rieon. SO. 9isfsruns, ent9a1tenb u. u. ben
@alub bes Artits!s .Trantret&" NIT ST.
fht9teabrte. Gas RAID beltebt 8euerbene
Bert fest feline 0aten bts auf unfere Sage
fort.
Beter'S Nufeal @aat9lb. Juns, nit
neuen 9ieten.
Muf bte M1tt anb Neue @elt fann
ma fets BEL Rte. 8asss in ct. pau! abon>
nir.n, bel psl6sm audi Yrobsbefts berstt
ueSeu.
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1868
nit Mtlitdr beltst werben, bic bic Orbnung
r1,fber .nfffpn1men beroeAe1f IN.

nit mtlitdr be(tst tuerben, Bic bic Ortnuns
n'sber .o1tumuaen berseaelt 1T.
Inter rensn, bic ale @etbelu auf Befetl
hsr Commune erf&oGen wasben, befnben i9
bic Mbbess silva uub DequerrA Sefutten<
Sater Olipeau, Ganrpbert, Bause, Mbbee
Gaarb, btr Banquter Seder unb Is Sens.
BARNES.
DtsG rtwafnuns ber9eattonal@ arben gebt
ocran. gte1e gerbaftuneea perben porse>
romnen. Die 8epolferuns ii po1 Subs1
aber feline GrlSluns.
Die Bewptner bes Mrbeiterquarhers Belle,
ptQe brobten often NIT @epr.Falten unb man
befar&tete, bab cine neueM orbbrenneret aus
bre9m barfte. 8crtpdbrenb &perben per-
bor9ene gorratte Don &erpienN entbedt;
tnbeb ptro Me Mabon NIT leinen Splbaten
aud btefe @ltbert&e pbne 3wtiIsl tewdl>
tteen, slei@ ben &epplu33ern in Sort Stn>
eennes, bic R4 b%ebtneunsslos ersaben, ais
ibnen fein anberer Spruns raebr ibrts
blieb ais ber lber bic 3ltnse.
parts, l.. Sunt.-Mm Mtttruod Morssn
rurben bretunbbretbt9 Sniureenten, trprun>
ter ieten Weiber auf benz &atbbausplab
ntebersef9cTen, neil fe ouf ber Shat ersrtf,
fen worben, ais fe @dufer In 8rano iedten.
Man fano BET @efaneenen f4rtttli&e 81
feble tes gommuninen,@ Committees, &C.
bdube in 8ranb ~ feden, uel4e bafdr BE-
3et9net tparen.
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3nldnoii@e Ma9rt4ten.
Rtr9It9 s.

st. $aul.-Sn Der Gattebrale erteetlt
xoresn ber to&m'fe 81. Btf&of na@ Dem
@crseneottesbtenf BE II. Strr1u19.
1ar bic feierli&e @rnnoaetnlesnns CUR
1eueu Marta 3tmmelfatrtftr4e fnb bic
umfaRenbfen gprbereitunsea setrofea unb
serfpri&t Der nd&fe @onntas Elm Self 3u
,werben. tpel9es LANCE In Der Grtnneruns
ber tte(sen fatboltf9en geuSlteruns fortle>
ben pirb. Die %Gtnlabuneen IN bic to&w.
@da1t&fett unb bic fatboltf4en gereine
taben III @tabt unb 2anb CUTE Mufnatnae
aefunben uub ptrb baber febr 3ab1ret&erBe>
fu@ ertpartet. @as bte Teierlidtett felbf
nod erb6tt, 1T Der llnatanb, bab ,1ebrere
yrdlaten fi9 benz @ernebmen mad bet ber>
felben betbetltsen tperten. ueber bic Mn'
prtnane bes TeF3uees u. {. ~. stebt bas auf
ber 2oealfette entba1tene Yrpsramm ndtere
&usfunft.
Tabnenmeibe.-gcr benz feter1i9enS &(ufe
Der Matanba&t ant letten Dteufas Ibens
tn ber Maria 6tmmelfabrtfir@e pet9te ber
tc9m. Gen. 8iear P. Clemens Staub BITE
f96ne reue SABINE bes 8eretns Der 8inbbett
Martens Elm. Der Sdlub Der Inha&t felbft
fanb NIT ber ablt&en Teterlt&fett Fatt.
9o@p. %farrer &uanf, beFta &breife tn
II, Der Yorlesten Nuu1naer trrt9er Wetie &C.
melbet tpurbe, BAT ant leBten Montas ct.
Yau1 nod einen 8efu@ absefattet, UNI fet'
men tteEsen:: Treunoen 2sbewot1 3u fasen.
gcrter tatten i'm, rnetrere @emetnben. BE-
rem @seljorser er bisber mar, TIRE Grfennt'
lt&fett bur6 l1sterretdun8 BON @ef1enfen
beaeust. Mose ct u slldlt@ feline ate
I6eimat erret4en!
Sir stearns County: Sim 20. Stunt fit
bet bic feierli9e Gonfeerattcn BET Stride TT
ct. Sofept bur9 BEN 6o8w'ten @rn. 81
f1pf fat, bic erfe GpniecratIon in @tnne'
fptd.
Am 80. Stunt 1T IL. 5trmuns balelba.
Mm l. Suli In &ihmonb.
Sim 9. Suit In ct. GlDut.
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SO eltIi@e$ 8.

Nr6Rneut Grant. - Die republifdnilAe
Staats.g Convention ppn gsnnfplpantsn pat
N1 fSrrtltA fit bteB eoersrnsnnu.e@ Grants
ausse1prpden. MatIrli9 1T e nidt bas
8olf son pennla1panien, bas @rant r!eber
erwdblt taben pi1, ionbern es 0nb bic cor
ruYten rabi,alen @olttifer unb Bunbeste'
amten, bic inter Der Tlbrun9 bes teraAts>
ten Cameron ben Bsihlus in Der @cnven'
tipn burh1esten. Sn terfelben @eife Irere
ben bic eorrupten 3inse. bic ale auf Grant
jdmbren, peil er tbnen aneebSrt, lit anee'
rem @taatsn @rant's Bteheresnennun8@cr'
fAut leIRen. Man mub f4 nur %erinnern,
ba6 iter bu%nterttaufenb Bunbesbsamten
btnter Grant feben, bic auf Jpn f9rSren,
neil Re nd tn ietner @nabe fcnnen unb F9
pon Der Corruption mifea, bemertt her
uWefbote."
$ennipluanien bat 2S.2oO,0oo @der fob
lenbaltisen @runb ano 8oben.
gRrRG> Seidtbum.-Mus Delatpare unb
MarYlanb tptrb een,elbet, bab bic Musii1'
ten auf cine auBero1bentlt9 ret&e gfrli&'
ernte einfts fnb. Man fa1dst bieie!be
auf $500, 600 &Srbe. cine Babe Mt1ton
meSr an, ale in benz b%erabmtefen gfrfih-
iebr 1869 spilaen 100000 uno 100000
neue Sdume inp bieles Safr angepFanst
tpcrben.
Der @eiseamartt In Milmautee ~lieierte
am @hlufs scriser @che folsenbes 8efu1>
tat Ct 0Fnete fef unb NIT sienlidsr 8td'
ttefeit In Sclse Der sefetserten Madfrase
fur @erfatfuns, uno wursen unsefdbr Co.,
600 Bufbel p~erfauft>su 1881 fur reeuldren
Nr. l Spmmer'@ etsen, l.26 bts 1861 fur
reauldren ST. 2 unb tint Stunt at unu&enbe
q~teferuns, unb 1901 bts 1909 fur 80. 3
reauldre eieferuns. IN Der BSre MAJ ber
Martt weniser ttdtts, aber fetr ftf unb
wurben etpa $4,000 gufbel uusstftst su
1.2s its 1921 fur resuldren &c. l. 1904
fir reauldren Nr. 2 uno 1909 fir rsauldren
30. 3. Muf Eager befanoen R3 $4,000
Buftel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03
Neui9feiten.

reber ben entfebliden 8erlauf Der Saint
PIE in @aris lieSen nun ausfltrlthere 8es
ri6te DOR, cenen tptr Nahfebenoes entnebs
men.
Nahtem btegesterunestrurpen ben8abr,
bof bergcriailer Gtenbabn auf benz 8pule"
parb be Mont parnaGe lin sertnser @ntfer~
nuns BON Benz luxembourg ~Yalaf) erobert
6atten, un,stns General Gltndamr bieSte1'
lung Der Snfur9enten BET ben Sui1erien,
mcbur9 5000 bis 10000 berielben ais &C.
fansene tn feline @duoe fe1en. Die Sniurs
eent.n rdumten ben Goneprbtenplat. &C.
neral 2'Mbmirault's Diptipn um3tnselte
ben Mcntmartre unb an bte1em Yuntte NIL
tbste bann stn furhtbares Sdla&tsetum>
mel.
Cine Depeide aus Gerfailes melbete :
Die Sicliruns ber @tatt @arts bur& beut'
l9e 9ruppen 1T p%onfdnbts. Die Snfursen'
ten MAIDEN fetnen gerfu@, btelen Sting Der
beuti9en 2inten 3u bur4breaen, Ia Der 81
feblsbaber Der 9etteren eebrott ba!:, ietn
Jeuer sesen bic Snfursenten 3u erSfnen,
fats fe t9m auf 400 s@ritte nabe tcmmeu
&pIrten.
Dte 1erIatdtfen srfarn,ten bann Ben Glt'
dyplas, etnen pt&tisen &%notenpunft bt&t
am Mbtanse tes Montuaartre, ebenio cen
Gt1entatnbof III ct. 2ajare, ben Snbufrte>
palaR, bas Snsalibenbote1, ben @isunss,
YalaR bss ebemaliasn Corps eesis1atir unb
ct. quentin. IN ben 8arrtfaten auf ben,
Gcrcrroisn- unb bsmglidqplase fanben beige
&dmpie fatt.
Der Gntbuiasmus Der Don i6rem Soas
erlSsten gartier 8epSlferuns srar unbes
i9reiblid. D,e Batat1one Der Srbxunes-
freunbe prsanifrten 19. Sdmmtli6eMat.
rec pcn paris perlamnelten ild auf benz
Sd1cGe Muette.
Balb torauf fatterte BE Satne Der &C.
fesli9en &esteruns aud auf Der Sptbe tes
Montmartre. Die Stabt mar ausenf9etn>
lid tint 8eiiBe ber &esterunsstruppen.
DeGenunsea9tet brdnste cine Sdredens.
bpt1&aft BE anbern, wte fc1senbe Depefden
;etsen: Gtne furdtbare Grploion Bat fh
tn1 Mittelpunf!e Der Stabt %3usetrusen.
Maa tdlt es fur t%patrfGeinltd, bag bas
@tatttaus (9ots1 Be giue) In bic Cuff &C.
fprenst 1T. @idttse Teuerstrunfe mltten
in 9aris In alien &tdtunsen. Die Suile'
rien ltesen pptRdnbte In &uinen.
Terner tatten bic Snfursenten ben @alaN
Der Gtrenlesipn unb BEN bes @taatsrattes,
auf Der @abiette Der @etne unb ben 2uile'
rien seeenuber, anse3anbet unb nod anbere
Yald0e fab man bremen. Die gerfatQifen
tutten ibren ltnfen Tlusel mad 8e1eot1t
(bem Grbetterptertel) pprsef&pben, NIT BEN
Centrum mad benz Qoupre uub ber Central
ba1e unb tem re9ten Tlisel mad benz 81
ferpatortura. Der &au@ unb @efanf pon
Yetrp1eum erfa1te bic sanae Statt.
Mo@ wareu bic Barritaten auf benz Ben
bone unb BEN Gcntcrbtenplas TIM 9tfs'
Der Snfursenten une aud BIZ garrtfaben tn
Ben.piae ptberaanben nod bsnResteruuss'
truppen. Snosb uaren bic Sufursenten
su.9 bte Gsfolse Der gesiatntaea entuau'