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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-21
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bic man ibr IN bau @Gnabel ftedt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-21
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ten amilie. Sein Gater >par rulElder
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in Spe1a t%pobnbaften reiben SSrael}teu
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nuna 3um neopolitantiden @enerol@@onz
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obne iid ir9enewo ldn9ere 3eit auf gu
balten, urn ben Na6feQuN9m }eine5
Nebenbubler5 ~ entseben.
CT tarb balo ba1auf aus @iferl u9t
uno Summer lber Die Jpn, 9%eroroene
bittere Gnttdul1una, binterlieb ober letu
beceutenp:s &ermSsen. fetner 6rau.
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iurId pno 1T felt Der 3sit. pie le9itinne
a,QetrQute @attiu RatalasY'9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-21

Madfldn9e eur Berliner
59illerfeter. DE-, 2reu;< 3ettun9"
!;efert fcl9enben jutrefenben Beitra9 CUR
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nit benz &ailerwappen nur bic meieen u.
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nit sSnlartften aus %S@iQtrs @erten>
unb mas .b{e{e ketrifL 70 tuaren fe fit
tie Metropole beutlder SnteQteen3 gum
ero6en She'll iteraus m%ertwlrti9 &C.
mlblt. @as (cu man rabu ia9en, 1pen1
mon bel terWlsnae berrli9er patrioti{der
uno erbebeneer Senten5en in bes oroBen
Di6ters Dstsn am II. Nopember an,
@inDan9 laB uSa Der boloe 2enj er@
faienen, bat D'sGroe f@ perjanet?" ober:
SO ld@elt Dir See, er laoet 3umBate,".
unp an eenGden 9~e9enuber oenGenfer, an
rem Der seutl9e &ailer Ter Genfeitr betz
wobte, BE 1iris 1cnben nNn ber9ueQe
lab Der &robe" uno u&ein Nu9ufii@
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betradten, ro6 btnter ttn1 plab be6 bod
meilenM asiarats eieBaQaoe uGin 'front.'
mer &ne9t mar Trirolin" ibre pier er(ten
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%perorbneten ~ le1sn 1anb User >pa9t
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in tteien S&lunb 2" ueber ben lebten
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u,@er tber ben I9redlt@en Mberuno scut
lebten Serapb surn unenblt@en iebte>
mirp aud oteftn Sprun8 au8meNen;"
unter Dem id@fiden @appen: ~@dr's
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brinsen folaencen bumurtRil&en YuliSefz
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neg NIT ntebrfa9em branatti9em Ealeate
.befrafteu Di4ters III 5ambure, 1T Der
eere@ten SdtQnftftuue ni@t euteanBeu.
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trae ,btr @srte tbreS @atteni une eiuj
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su baben, Das utt9sil ber 5dfqerffff<
tuns lautet auf b~retjdbriioe @nt,iebuna
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1890 9.rfUnenfafen
Die yarobs ter 9nteruqtionoIen
~ yietu yolf az, lebten Spnutag paretn
eldn3snbfr Grful9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-21
Xdnnenn0tc1u.

- IS 1T oroutg. O:r uAn3et9er cea
@etenS", unverSa9t oemctratiih ialte6t,
na@ren er Grants Botldaft na&&raften
burdQcbe9elt> NIT etnem-~bo9 bic 8otz
1daft 1T 70 ilbel ni&t." uDie Bpt1dait
1T 70 libel ni9t", 1T Der &ciratn fat aQet
8ritifer> wel&e betpeiien woQen, pab BIZ
8otl9af t oas 9rDbte Der uebel. Son
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ni9t 2tnberm n, wie Jpn Der Sc
lt9rapbeniun9e ocrurrnfelt, icntern
2anprum, If, aber tmmerbin, Of 2tr>
herman poer Qancrum Elm &apitauumr.
- Sn jebem 9oule Snbiens fnbet
f& elm S9mpllaimme r, pobtn
fi@ Die Dauen ~jurid3ieben, &uenn fe
itler Qaune Fnt. -.. ,
Die 6inpuoamen mI1en ba6 ,S9mpI<
len" bod ni6t gut peritettn, pa rfie NIT
lie inem. @@mou3immer austpmmeu.
IG61ter Gbusnelpeus beanipru@en 9elez
sentIi6 fit cteie Beiadfnsuna pas
g an;e 6auS, 70. pab Dem @emabl
|ni@ts ltri9 bleibt, ais 80. .=.'1.
+ rspt ben, tunfaere4ten @dnn,aen,
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erte Dem unter ibm liesencen. 1own( enc,
inoem er i'm nit elmer 6ano mlrete,
NIT Der Inbern BRET @@lNe in ben &opf.
Der M6roer 1T ri Der Grmorpete 20
Sabr alt, Sie >parer, ni9t blc6 Nebet>
bubler TN @ptel foncern aud IN Der
2iebe.
&olen3wets If tn 3udtbauk
nt@t nit @teintlopfen bel9dfti9t 1on>
bern es Selan9 i'm bur@ 1ein @elp, f&
BON ben &ufiebern be @er(ebun9 unter
bic rSnoalicen," pristleettte Gauuenser
tna 3u@tbaue, III erfoufeu. 3ier aber
Fn9en ancere @trdfinee, Diebe unp
unp 9auner, bic &olen3tpeis 19on LANCE
nit 5aB uub @era&tung betradtet,.
&ratpaa NIT ibm an, felen 1ber i'm BET,
bldute1 ibn bur9 unb 1ablen ibm $3.50,
pie er ole ~Sdmtere" fir BE Mufleber
beimlt&srtpeife BET f& flbrte, ar -
= --. Gin ndrrifaer aarus, Der tteiin am
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-21
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- S5n 3itmlid reselutdbisen 3ptl@en<
rdumen taudt III ben 3ettun9en ale
9ldenblber Elm problenatti9es @ele1
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unp BEN na4selast ,pirb, pie Snotaner
bitten tbm 1862 in @tnnelata
feline ldmmtliden Blut6psrmanbter Ct,
.morstt, >poflr er nun bas Nbmurfien
pom Sneianern sbenio 81 ietne6 9ebens
,&eeel 8ena4t babe, pie oer ~lanee
.Slrael":z bic "un9ebeure al 6eiterfeit".
@ir batter. ben ,,@omanae BiQ" fl.
einen 9umtu0. 3ulebt toubte. e. .auf
unierm S@reibtii@e in ben1 QouiSuiQer
8oltSblatt auf uno miro, 'obne 3weifel
NAL tpieoer pie &unoe i'm elyidii&en
gslee maiden; Il Shoot him with the
J. lleathergunl !!ss1am 3..-. "a ..u #.
- SO Yafaeiere pes Euotenidifes
,v6rantltn" baben Der @tnmanoerunos.
:commii1cn in Stem Yorf cine 8el@wer>
pslarift9eeen Die S6tfsesrmaltuns ror>
0ele1t. g. "}:al9' H. u ;t$f1tN " ,i!y
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-21
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG
Dpnntrfao, ben 81. Deaember, 1871.
MA:nteu Der M1,nn. Staat83ettrn8.

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GbrYiaI Gate -- W. 8rpb&
Nep ulm -Gr. GDrftr
@tiQpater &c. &attenturs.
Btnpna - m. &eub.
Rebping g. 6. 5mttb.
Senberfsu - q b a 1T 9 d.
:@tasta - S. xbits.
&arser ~ N. @Iit19
5aRtssa - Wfeifer
Mantato - S. $. 5artman.
ct. Yeter - 1n~ 6 @immeI.
gJuune @merica -- @ebr. Mdermann II.
@eepnia - Gbas. @@mtbt.
1oribault - g, Tltdenfeim
Sut9inlon g. 9.8la1ine.
3s3eebS Qanbina 49, 6. 6annemann b
AR. Batteri9.
Wb1elins S. 8pBbarb.
OReu s 9e&tman.
@atertutuu -9puis &au&.
@udfprb - 2ubef&er
Ro9sfer -9eurY &alt.
@anb Greet g. @ebrins.
Sc Suear - 8. 6. @aas.
Irpntenac S. g 9neiper.
9tasen @tream 6. st d.
Belle Ylaine - &. MeBner.
ipratre Wuuns -Spbn @rSt19.
Dulutb -5ermaun SSwalt.
@airmpnt - 6. 9 II e>bring.
Dre0slsiQe -Ybil. DreHe.
0berle'S Corner ~ 6. poppiB.
@batppee 49, 6. u. 5alle.
Nrltnatpn - 6. 0tinfrrt.
'9pwarb Qate - ST.. WiloiuG Ratbias
s@peB.
Stuff &itY Sic. 2aufen.
Borref Muunp - Claus Bebreu8.
Nem 8pfcn &c. SsroStY.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-21

Senator @i11on duBerit tlr3Ii9,
RI eeb6re aniibt III .benen, ,paae5 be De-
u1otraas far Dtosbta baltsn, Mirsau d
.nt@ta DIE Dsltofratie jf aifbt s,bsr
tcbt alS bis Fe'6 lelber last uir,D
bann if's 9e!oeeu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-01

Such women as these ought 10 20 camping out
IN the woods or roughing Il in the Adirondack Ks
during the summer. For a few short months
they should leave their airs and graceS their
trains and panniers their puffs. their patches,
their languor and nervousness, and get Into the
heart Of nature. Coffee cooked over cross-sticks
and sweetened with molasses, or not sweetened
at all, and an experience of hard-tsck and salt
mackerel, would make civilization precious 90
them when they return TO IL, and would take
many Of the cobwebs out of their brains
Then 70 Saratoga 1 would bring the hard
worked, the oyertaxed women, the poor women
whose lives are spent in performing Offices for
others, and into whose narrow experience no
knowledge OF the holiday side of life has ever
come. L should like 90 see these women prone
nading the grand piazzas, reveling in the light
Of the air, the sound, the color. i should like 10
see them seated at tables supplied with all the
Injuries Of which they had ever heard, with
troops of servants to fly at their command. and
the choicest things of the earth placed at their
disposal. do not think IL would hurt them one
bit; IL would do them good; they would enjoy IL
Tor a time, but they would soon become satiated
with IL, and they would learn that there are bet
ter things than the pleasures Of the senses-that
the exercise of the affections. the performance
OF duty, the effort 10 realize nobler ideal of life
are all better even than Saratoga.
JENNIE JUNE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-01
IThe river fare from New York to Alba

- The river fare from New York TO Albany
Is now ten cents.
1The \. y. Standard calls Mrs. Stanton 6
Co. "friyolizers."
1The Providence journal viii warmly
welcome the ewword vOluptuating.
RThe Chinese plantation laborers in
Louisiana take warm baths twice day.
announced.
ga Wisconsin man partook OF revolver
before breakfast. She wouldn't have him.
~Utah has about 80 600 Mormons and about
one-haf Of them are OF foreign birth.
IA newspaper correspondent travelling in
North Carolina was amazed ut q lady who Dor
rowed a .chaw Of terbacker" from him.
Lutte nsh have proper idea Of business
scale.
ETwo Mississippians foolishly tried to per-
suade mule in the way he should go. one
leaves large family.
Grace Greenwood, Jennie June. Jame- Parton
henry Iuckerman, Alice Cary, bayard Taylor
ana Anna Dickinson are among the literary
nights spending the summer at Newport.
The inmates ola house I'm Detroit we're
posed 70 be spiritual manifestations. Theywere
caused BY rat running backward and forward
across the keys Of piano.
leaving pet knocking bird While the birdwss
singing, few days before ehe died the lally said
:. Hush, birdie, You annoy me-" From that time
the bird has not uttered single note.
Mr.. Farley was struck BY lightning I'm HE
honse, near richmond, Va, during a recent
storm At night His wife led him out OF door,
an ana me ram brought him 10 consciousness when
NE n'st sofos were, " In torment at last"
- colored woman was lately sent From. A.
napons as freight by the Adams Express Com
lazy 10 Nashua, n. = She was delivered al the
.hee, properly marked, paid for in advance.
on her way rejoicing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-01

The CASE OF Mrs. wHARToS.-Yesterdav
there were circulating throughout the city va
rlety OF rumors concerning what is now called
the wharton case" The fact OF the (isinter-
ment OF the remains Of Mrs. Wharton's son. pub
nshed In The American of yesterday, excited con-
SIDERABLE surprise. Mrs. Wharton received sS5.-
200 from insurance companies on the life of her
son sol, II was rumored that family residing on
Str1cker street, and intimate friends of Mrs
Wharton, had suffered from the effects of her
supposed intimate knowledge of the use of poison
II is said that Mrs. Wharton borrowed a. 600
rom one member Of the family in question, and
on the day she left home for the jail the money
was paid, principal and interest. Nothing TO
show her Indebtedness was in possession Of the
lady 70 whom the money was paid, who Il now In
very bad health. The lady who loaned the
money visited Mrs. Wharton's residence some
time since, and, after leaving there in a few
moments was seized with commissions, taken to
Mrs. Wharton's residence again, and by direc-
ton Of the physician who had been Summoned
was Immediately removed from Mrs. Wharton,s
house. The physician, IL is said, insisted that
the lady should be at once removed from Mrs
Wharton's. His directions were complied with,
carriage procured, and the lady taken 10 the
residence Of her sister-in-law. Her friends thinks
That some person gave her strychnine--Ba,t.
american, LIST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-01

THE NEW YORK HORROR.
Two More Victims Of the Explo~i

NEW YORK, August The bodies Of Jane
Ulman, aged Is years, Of Brooklyn. and girl
aged years, victims OF the westiield disaster,
were found in the river at the ferry dock last
night.
sEVENTf-NINE DEAD AND ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE WOUNDED.
NEW YORK, August IA corrected list makes
the dead from the explosion of the westheld 20
and the wounded i22 DIR. Nan. Derraher and
Dr. Bruce, surgeons Of Center Street Hospital,
give the opinion that of 100 OF 10 persons whom
they had under treatment, more than two-thirls
will die.
DRAGGING PoR BODIES.
NEW YORK, August l-Dragging for bodies
at the scene of the explosion was resumed at
daybreak, but up to this time no additional ones
had been found.
TWO OF THE WOUNDED.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Only two victims of the
late explosion remain in the Center street hos
pital, Patrick Buckley and a girl seven
years old. The latter was identified this
morning as the child Of Jewish parents
named LeiderhOh, No. Isl Thompson street.
The parents are among the wounded in Belle
yue. Her sisters, Anna and LenOre were killed.
There are very slight hopes for the recovery OF
Patrick Buckley.
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THE WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD
This road is 70 run from W Washington city through
Loudoun, Clarke, Frederick, Hampshire &c.
to the Ohio 1t is partially constructed tliroueb
Loudoun TO Hamilton-and from this latter
thirty-one miles 20 Winchester-to be comnletas
by May, 1872. The company has mortgaeed ira
whole line to raise nine millions TO comp,ete the
road; lie omee[s OF the road, including Hon.
know, have great confidence in the success of the
enterprise: II win be very beneficial i'm nraS.so
me Mt ior the Valley; for when it reaches Win
Baltimore and Ohio road--zkzaa Seaff,sI
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Odd Fellowship in germany.

NEW YORK, August III. r. Morse, who has
been engaged as special deputy Grand Sire, l.
establishing an Order Of Odd Fellowship in Ger
many and Switzerland, is expected 20 return 20
this city about the oath Of August I'm the steamer
Russia The members of the brotherhood are
determined 20 accord him a brilliant reception.
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NEW YORK, August George Saunders, OF
Bergen avenue, and Henry krepps, of Palisade
avenue, were drowned in the Hackensack river
Sunday evening by the capsiZing OF their boat
Their companions, EdVard Purcell and VIM.
Dakin were rescued.
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The New York Turner's Want 60 Join
the Italian Pa radp-

NEW YORK, August 1.-The Society OF Tur-
ners, of this city, about 1900 strong. sent a
request last night TO the committee of the Union
frateleanza, stating their wish 20 Join i'm the
italian national procession the 9th instant
The request win be carefully considered next
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The Lake shore Railroad.

NIAGARA FALLS, August The president
and directors of the Lake Shore road have ar
rived here, and at an informal meeting decided
TO build a double track along the entire road
and branches. The work will be commenced i'm
mediately.
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Stabbed HIS SIeeping Enemy.

NEW YORK, August IA white man. named
CRAWFORD McGraw, while asleep this morning,
on a stoop, corner of Houston and Greenwich
streets, was stabbed by Thomas Lynch. who
subsequently surrendered himself TO the police
McGraw's injuries are not fatal. Lynch states
that he stabbed McGraw on account OF an old
feud between them.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Great Reduction.

In OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES
BRAEDIES, GINS, &c,
OF the following brands, viz:-Family Nectar
years old, 81 80 per gal; Robertson do, S3.st
DO; Bowler do; Old Crow, do, So do, Baker,
Do, ~ do; Pine Apple, ,trectihedQ Sl,o DO
Hehnessey, 1864. 81 do; do, ls49, $40 do. Otard
Dupuy q CO., 1855, SO; California Brandy, So do .
Old Tom Gin, S2.25; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
PROJECTORS of the Native Wine Bitters,
myn 1917 and 1919 Penn'a avenue.
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SnieisIa

NEW YORK, August 1.-The receipts of peaches
s00, 900 baskets last week
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ACuhau Yiclarr-

NEW YORK, August 1.-The Sun saws the
Spanish, under Polanca, were completely de-
feated by QueS1a a few DAYS after his landing in
Cuba, with loss Of 80 dead and $50 wounded.
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Feusou Com. an y

NEW YORK, August BENJAMIN Cooper,
who attempted 10 kin his wife and cut his taroat
ON Saturday, died last night.
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THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists Price Is aud 80 cents
yOUNENS NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
ERrestores soiled gloves equal to new. Sold By all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, Is
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NIAGARA FALLS, August 1.-SenatOr Fenbd
and daughter have left for ST. Paul, MINI. @
pleasure excursion.
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IMPOSITION To RAILROAD IN STREET-A
meeting Of property owners on Y street north
opposed to the laying Of a railroad track i'm that
street was held last evening, Mr.. A. T.. l.. Keese
IN the chair, when petition requesting that the
Legislature reconsider the vote by which the bill
granting leave 10 the National junction Railroad
Company 70 run their track under y street north
was signed by all present, (about 70 IN number J
and after the appointment of a committee
procure the signatures Of property holders on y
street, the meeting adjourned
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Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
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untarnished reputation to uphold it's integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
by all druggists. Applied at l6 Bond street, New
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CoLoRED VISITORS FROM RIcHMoND-Thfs
morning the following lodges of the G. u. o. F.,
arrived here from Richmond, Va, on an excur-
sion: Lone Star, Fidelity, Richmond, and James
delegation of the Union Friendship Lodge. and
escorted to the hall corner of PENNSYLVANIA and
11th street, accompanied by two bands of music
and after partaking of refreshments under the
escort of some of the Washington lodges they
marched through several Of our streets. They
afterwards partook of a collation. at Union
League Hall. They leave for home at 6o'clock
this evening.