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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
THE FEELING AT THE CITY HALL.

In the vicinity of the City Hall, yesterday,
scarcely anything said in regard to the result Of the
election. The officials in the Mayors Office unusu-
ally retcent, and in reply to questions pointed silently
to large piece Of pasteboard posted In conspicuous
place. upon which printed In large blue letters Tho
downfall OF Tammany Hall"
As Mayor Hall was leaving his office, early in tho
morning, dressed In new dun-brOwn suit, gentleman
siid to him. How well you appear this morning, Mr..
Mayor"
"Yes" replied the Mayor; have dressed In accord
ance with the new position occupy"
"What new position do you occupy" inquired the
gentleman.
" was done brOwn by the election"
The flags flying the City Hall yesterday, but
not in honor Of the victory achieved by the Reform
party. They up election day In anticipation
Of Tammany triumph aud the Marshal forgot to order
them 10 be taken down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
WESTMINSTER COUNTY RETURNS.
TIE REPUBLICAN VICTORY.

The great revolution in political affairs de.
yeloped by the result Of the election In westchester
County as well as in NewYork the absorbing topic
Of conversation yesterday the Republicans with the
co6pe ration Of the Reform Democrats having made
clean sweep elected every candidate nominated By
the Republicans for State Senator members Of Assembly,
County Judge, District Attorney Coroner and Supertn
tendent Of the Poor. ExJudgo William H. Robertson.
Republican nominee for State Senator, carried every
town in Westchetter County except Pelham,
and also carried Putnam and Rockland Counties.
His majority In Westchester County was SAT-; IN
Putnam County 4s7, and in Rockand County 50, making
q total majority Of 5sS6-the largest majority ever
received by candidate in the Senate District The
majorties given by the towns Of westchester County
were as follows: Bedford, 4ss; Cortlandt eS3 East
Chester 2l6j Greenburgh, ss7l Harrison, 1885, Lewis
boro, 2Sn Mamaroneck, l42, Morrisania, 40; Mount
Pleasant, 80 Newcastle, So New-Rochele, 1911 North
Castle, 2ol North Salem. 1873; ossinng 90 Poundridge
2oe; Rye 2eo Scarsdale IL; somers 1888 West Chester
$50; West Farms, 261 White Plains 252; Yonkers T45
Yorktown, Ss-total, 6466. In the town of Pelham Mr.
caldwell received majority Of a. '.,t
In the LIST Assembly District, VIM ". Niles QepJ re-
ceived majority Of So over Henry Datcr, the Demo-
cratic nominee. -
In the town of West Farms the vote was as follows
Secretary Of state-scribner, sO7; wiers 572 State
Standardization, 1877; Cauldwer, 472. Member of
Assembly-Niles, 651; Dater, $40. For County Judge
Clifford, ess Pemberton, SEQ Briggs,
sol Dykman, 674.
In the town OF Ossinng the vote follows secre
tary Of stateScrbner &c. Willers, 64 State Senator
Robertson, e4s caldwell, $50. Member of Assembly
Hustled, 622; Brown, $780, County Judge-Giford, 600;
Pemberton, 61s. neutrality-suspicious. 500; Dyk-
man, 649.
The Republican State ticket received about 1000 ma
jorty.
The county officers elected are as follows: County
Judge, slas D. Clifford; DstricAttorney, Daniel Clark
Briggs; Superintendent Of the Poor, John Kuesterj
Coroner Charles Brennecke; Justices Of Sessions, Ny
ron b. slkman, Rep, and VIM. c. Howe, Dem.-Demo
Gratis and Republicans each nominating and eecng one
as provided by the laws Of the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
MR.. TILDEN SUMS UP TIE ELECTION.
THE PROSPECTS OF MUNICIPAL RRFoRM-WHAr


THE PROSPECTS OF MUNICIPAL REFoRM-WHAT
THE LEGISLATURE WILL DO.
Samuel j. Tilden, Chairman Of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee, expressed his gratnca
ton lsst evening at the result Of the political contest in
this city, declaring that 1t would teach political trick
sters the futty OF attempting TO rule the people BY On
oliRarchy" He had always had great faith In the I'M
SWerving fidelity Of the people, who, despite all the
chcanery intgues and political machinery that had
been cOntrved to Cypress hem had risen in their might
ana testified their devotion to integrity, justice, and
good government This victory another Illustration
of the majestic power Of Public Opinion
Mr.. Tlden believed that mistake which the Reform
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
NETWORK STATE ELECTION.
THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OVER FIFTEEN
THOUSAND.


THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN, BY TWO
THIRDS MAJORITY IN BOTH BRANCHEs-
TAMMANY NowHERE-LATEsT RETURNS.
The returns from the interior are by no means as
full as could be wished yet 1t is pretty certain that
scribner, Republican candidate for Secretary OF
State, will have q majority exceeding 1900. Our
estimates now give him 1874. The maorites OF
some of the other candidates - notably that Of
Barley for Canal Commissioner-wlu be larger
than Scribner's. In Onondaga and Chemung Coun-
ties some hundreds of votes were thrown for Wiers
by German Republicans and Labor Reformers.
The Legislature will contain two-thirds majority
Of Republicans in both branches. The Senate now
stands: Republicans, "a, Democrats, g, OF whom
are Reformers. There is very little doubt about any
of the names included in tho table below. The AS
sembly consists Of Of Republicans and "a Demo
Gratis, Of whom were chosen by the Reformers OF
this city. OF the old stock Of Tammany Democrats
there are chosen but to the Sen te and rs to the
Assembly, or less than one-ffth. Horatio Seymour
appears to have been defeated by Thomas c. Fields
in the XIXth Assembly District Of this city, but
it is quite certain that neither Fields Tweed will
ever sit again in the State-House at Albany.
The Judges of the Supreme Court elected are as
follows:
1.t George c. Barrett, D. s. George A; Hardin Rep
l. Joseph Potter, Rep, 'Rich Z. Marvin, hep
Reelected,
All of the above were strongly supported by Re-
publcans, and all but Judges Barrett and Marvin
were nominated bv regular Republican Conventions.
Judge Marvin was renominated by the Democrats,
and elected by the help Of those Republicans who
were dissatisfied with the selection of George D.
Lamont by the Republican Convention.
TABLE OF MAJoRITIEs FOE SECRETARY OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
RFTIrRN OF lNGFRSOLL.

James II. Ingersoll returned to NewYork on
Monday night He had been in constant communication
with his friends and had asceraned that the limitation
Of the order OF which had been granted against him
expired on Saturday On Tuesday he appeared at the
polls In the Nineteenth Ward, voted the Tammany
ticket and retired Yesterday he sent messenger to
the shers office with the information that he awaited
his arrest with considerable mpatience, and had gentle
men readiness to sign bond for his release. His
cannot be affected, however until new order OF
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY AND REPEATEhs
CRIMES AND oAsuAlr1Es-BY TELEGRAPH

The fishing schooner FitE z. Riggs OF Gloucester
has iOgs4srsd 6rssd Bank all hasds beng iosA ~
Mr. Cornelius Desmond. aRed 20, committed
.aid. ysst.rd, By hanging hla'sk ''nS''f
sthOa
Marsh Renfro Of Maury County, TENN ., IAN,
hned hOsdss 10 an aGisy viii NJ Wssls Tse h"1 VIZ
wogaded- 49,.
Thomas J. Caldwell accused Of oommtann -
Fhps sd Tuesday 70 Giles CosntJ, Teas Sh" ss''A
y sesps h0a ~ sAstu ND ~ ~ y ssH'sa''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
FIELDS,S CASE.

A new order of arrest has been granted
against Thomas Fields, but he will not be taken tonight
1t being understood that he s lying III at his resi-
dence This morning the formay OF arrest will be
gone through with, ana bail will be given immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
TIE GEORGIA SENATE DoEsN'T BELIEVE IN
THE Ku-KJUx

ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. a.-The Senate mas passed
resolutions DENYING the existence Of KuKux organi
iIatiOu and susccs.ins 70 ths xuKiux Committee to
summon the Judges Of the superior Court . witnesses
ana o.r,ns legislative aid % enable tho Committee 10
rat A All the facts Of ths alleged disorder The House
passed bin rspeains the oct 10 prevent the collection
Of TIA t.xes Of issI. sseo and issA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
QUEENS COUNTY,
NEWrOWN.

La Distriet-Seeretd'v Of State-wnlers, Dem, aoes
6cribner, Rep. A6. ....
Senate-Cock, Dem, 219; Deane, Rep. 49, .
Assembly-Oakley, Dem 22I; Dawson, Rep ~. B..
I'D Observation-Disclosures, Dem, III; scribner Rep, sT.
Others about the Same State ticket
SenaL-Cock, Dem, 23e; Deane, Rep, as
ASsemby-oakley, Dem, lo4; Dawson, Rep. 204
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

Mrs. L. D. Mansfield, Lady Principal of the
Rockland Institute at Nyack, N " and other ladies of
the Institute voted Tuesday under the Fourteenth
and Fifteenth Amendments To the Federal Constitution.
Mrs Margaret NJ. Miller Of Deyst in this city also
voted but the inspectors refused to receive the ballots
Victoria G. Woodruff Tennie c. Clafn Annie K Par
ker, and Frances Rose Mckinley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
mr. pradieu uhn ,as anhsennentlH yislted said:
TAMMANYS TOOLS.

yIOIATORs OF THE ELECTION LAWS TO BE
PROSECUTED.
The Executive Committee of the Democratic
Reform General Committee having learned that various
misdemeanors were committed on Tuesday last In vari-
ia wards partiolarly In the lower ones, resolved that
committees Of ve be appointed to prosecute all parties
violating, assisting to violate the esc0n the 20 to
lowing COMMITTEES appointed Abraham 5HWse R
Henry L. Clinton, Thomas l.. Bnead Geo b. Van eIyck
and Samuel G. Courtney. ANY one having miormation
of such Violation is requested 10 communicate the same
20 Abraham No, rs NhBSAu-bI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS RETURNS.
c,,>,roS oorrNrY's RECORD.

PLArrspuRa. Nov. s.-Piattsburs gives 1877
n.rnocr,t,o majority, Republican gain Of g. Clinton
County give. 100 Republican majority. Ams' for Sen
stor and Kinrsland for Assembly have 200 majority.
Ams. VIM receive 100 majority In the District
w. LANsno, I'd. SsaRHel
VICTORY IN ULSTER COUNTY
Kuosrox, Nov. S.-h Ulster County We have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
RRPEArERs IN COURT.

At the Essex Market Police Court Andrew
Smith, an Inspector Of Election In the Fourth District OF
the Eleventh Ward, was committed. yee.eraay' ior
cbanon the h.lo, ~ Jscob Leoboldh Of No. 900 East
SiXthst. John Hartmann was also commt.oa tos Nv
tempting TO vote In the Twelfth Election :, ,ne ~
No. tls East TwentVthrdst. John Lanoers lot hsiH
ing that Hartmanns name Hickey va ss1 nSI
coored Of No. II Wsttsst., James H. Anaersoni SD pS
of No. i2 West Thirty .nith e., ana vn pH''
EFT, vagrant, were committed ior ulesHi 'oSns'
THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY AND REPEATEhs
The members of the Committee OF seventy
and those who have recently frequented inc asioim
rooms in UniOnsauare were absent yesterday
the pur,ui. which thew have been neglsctng in behalf
OF tie Reform movement 1t 10 understood tnAs ILL.,
gent measures will be adopted 70 secure me ction
day and that at the first meeting OF the 49,
mittee action win DO taken In regard 70 Aessf" '
and Norton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

elected the whole Republican ticket with the exception
Of Senator Hardenbergh viii probably receive small
majority. The latest returns indicate 400 Republican
majority for the State ticket. A. I. CLEARWATER
THE COUNTY JUDGsHIp.
KINGSTON, Nov. s.-We have Just closed an exciting
political contest Tho Democrats put In nomination
their strongest for County judge, but being too
closely identified with the corrupt Ring he was repud
ated by large portion OF the Democratic party Tho
opposition leaders and press waged bitter personal
warfare upon tho Hon. Thomas Cornell, claiming that
the Republican nominee was his candidate. Tho result
is the election Of william Fowler Rep) by 2ooc-the
largest majority ever given in our county.
WIN. WINTER
NEwBURGH's RECORD.
NEwBURGH, Nov. 8.-Robert H. Strahan, Rep,
Is reelected to the Assembly by 1900 msjoritys gain Of
1000. haddens majority in the city and town Of New
burgh So7. Fullerton for County Judge, has 2cO
jority In the county. JoHs w. LITTLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
TAMMANY's OVERTHROW.
THE LATGsT RETURNs.

roUR Reform sEINAToRs AND FOURTEEN AS,
sEMBLYHEN ELECTED-AvERAGE REFORM
MAJORITY OVER 10000.
The lat1t returns of Tuesdays conflict between
YampaAy and the People show an even moro signal
,ns overwhelming victory for Reform than was
Anticipated at the time our first edition
- yesterday went to press The entlre
n..o,yo Comfy Ticket is elected by an
.T V. majority of over 10000 -Four out Of five
C.U..o,s and fourteen possibly ffteen) out Of q
I..onblymen have been elected by the Retormers'
The anti Tammany Aldermanic ticket was also sue
nO.sful and good proportion If not majority OF
,hs Assistant Aldermen are friendly to reform.
THE COUNTY TICKET ELECTED.
S.nr,u. Court George c. Barrett. ......... tO0O
e"T . William E. Curtis......... 10000
Superior Court John sedgwick ........... 10000
o,,,o,, Pleas Charles p. Daily mo opp. .126.000
1870 Court. Alexander Spaulding....... 10000
PS1iStry ..... Franz Sigel. ................ 2,VO
TIE COUNTY TICKET BY WARDS.
,upeyNE COURT AND SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES AND
REGISTER.
-srP'IE CoURr- SUPoR CouRT--REsHTEE-
AzwNk N0waa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
Wade over Campbell..l,S24
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

There arc few missing districts in Of the Wards,
the returns from which will not materially alter the
faIln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
RnR ALDERMEN.

The following returns, although there are
al some 30 districts not fully reported show substan
ealy the vote for each candidate on the Aldermanc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
Whitbeck over Fan .l.a70

These substantially the correct figures but there
IRE su a few missing election districts which will not,
however affect the final result except perhaps In the
XVIII District where it is hoped that Kilan may still
grove TO be elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

Rep and Ref Ia reelected BY majority of iIes divided
as follows; Flushing ass, North Hampstead IA, Oyster
Raw A6o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

sNsabsn Of Assembly q III I.sS 's'penose'
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SENATORS ELECTED.
Republicans in Roman Democrats IN Italics

Estimated majority Tor BcrlDner, IbII64. ]
Hoffman, Dem, IN 1870, 1906.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
SUPERVISORS.
VOTE FOR MAYOR IN BROOKLYN.


Total. 20, $50 26,795 1928
Powell over Kalbaeisch,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-11

- Das rspublitanii&s Ylttstur8sr
gCltSblatt iR tein gsrs9rsr BON Grant,
nile man aus BEN folaentsn Semsrtun8sn
rriisbt:
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IonrrrIi6 sutsm @sI&mad, Srn. Grant
bd isber @slessnbeit ais Sewsrbsr nm
bic gBhrerrrp6bluns nor has publttum
~ ,errsn. Gr Isltlt IUuts 1d rslIsn i6d-
men, ra sr bod tstanntIi@ beim Nntrtlt
Der 0rdfrentI6aft fG fur bas lOjenannie
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liecntru su pGblen, aue8sfprO6sn BAT.
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aoitoticn pcn Sstten ietusr ,,faiSeurS"
bic 9(tF6t su @runee, iRn oon jsBt tis
iibsr's SaGr politil6 tpbt Sn MAIDEN. Die
gsrF6eruns Slautrn mir i'bt faOn SsUen
,u t6nrsn, RAP Iein infamer SBaHsnIha'
der ion bel bsn bruti&rn 9trpublttanern
Gin fir ale -Nal unm6slt& ssma&t Bat.
girtrr wiirHcn mir car ni&t itimmen, ais
nc6mals fur Grant"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-11
9(mSldmbifcbc Serit6tc.

Berlin, %. april. Der Saiifr BON
8ubIanb trift Gnre Iat auf Der DurG'
rstls mad 6ilRnssn bier Elm. Gr brsisbt
ah Johann mad Stuttgart CUR Ssirr Der
flbsrnsn Soh,sit btS rirtttmbsrgiIhsu
8pni8spaarss, wslte am ID. SuIt 1att.
fnret.
Der SnnbrStanSltr srmGhtiete Idmmts
ltGe SpniuIn brs DeutI6en geidss,
SHrsiJsrn auf ibr StgsGr rrutIasn
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lIs biSbsr untsr nntsrsm Sdubs laubrn.
9raEsl, 4. Noi. Der ttuiIGe 8svUq.
mGdtetr fir tie Observation-Disclosures.
gen, Baron .. Grnim, bat TG mad Ssr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-11

- Der anglo. ameritGnii&e Sertra8
wurre seRsrn In ssniHinstOn BON ben
0iitaliebern Der Soben'G GcmmiHion UNI
ter,etdnet. lletsr ben Sntalt bes Ser.
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wGrpen:
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I6e, weG&e aus Der 3sit bes amsritanis
I6en Sarssrtrisss Oatirtsn, ju entihst'
ben.
Die Gan Suan Groae ptrr Der f&tebs'
rt6tsrli6sn GntI&ripuns zines btirru
Na6tsn bsfreunpstsn ScuSsrainS, wabr"
1&einIi& bss SaiIsrs pUn 8raFlisn, un'
terbreittt.
5rsis S&ifffutrt auf Dem ct. 9aprsnct
8ipsr fur S&iHe rsr Ser. Staatsn 1T
fsRssisBt ipcrosn; rsnleIbsn tsbt aud bas
8s6t Su, Die eanapilGrn GandIs esssn
Gntri6tun8 her rr8uldrsn Gsti9ren su
bsnuben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-11

0ilfcsbnrrr. - Sir bic Serldn8erHn9
Der siiernsn SoutGfrabs Bride iitcr cns
8eleile ter 6. II. Sutq. Gtirnbabn BAT
tsr StaStratb $4,000 trptaiBt. Der
SeI6lug wurSs IpGtsr In Bisrsrsrwa8un9
ee,psen unb auf ben Iii6 9els8t. - DaS
Bafsr iit isbt in BEN Canal 8eladsa mOr'
BEN uno man 9lautt, hap Die S6iha9rt
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an BENT Empire gBsrts SC. 2 unb Rarb
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ter Barricr Han Wine fam Samss D.
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Sanpper Stra6s wurer om @Ontn0 NurA
Ssusr ,srf6rt.
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Serstniaten Staatsn i'm Sabre 1871 wsr.
ben ni6t nur BON BEN Dsutiden leltl,
Icnbsrn aud BON Sislen uulsrer nidt.
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tnnsrunss1hriit al bieie frfIihsn Gage
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rifaniI6en Concentrations '9triruns untrr
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Gine Sreite SGrtlt, BON rtpa 80 Ssllsn
In ar. scc(prsis 30 Gts), wrl6e rbcn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-11

faus @Iit 9uaI In hEmfsitsn gsfla9s
erldslnt, fatFt btn 1titii n6raatttIh unb
Der reutf6 .Iran,SGi6e &rtss In psn Sat.
ren 1870 unp 1871" unb rntbalt mad
elmer eebrGnetsn DarleGung orr friiDereh
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i'm g. 1913 bis gum glprtl 1871, unb
sinc rplRdu5iSl @eihiat; Cs5 itst trrrs
0iBtsa rnp ci2;R rsrtmurpisen reuIit'
frapi6iiibsn &riear5 Ven lftnem NnTdube
tiS iam 6giepertlhluB.
Se;pe SAriitsn linp BET alien 3eituuAs'
uno 9H@fraasntsn gu teIlslIeu. Gsr
General s2laent, Grirbr. 0erbarb (DCatrr
1901, Stem SIprD wirD jfps rerieIbsn, o.
gen ginisnpung bsS bsrsits gtndnnten
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lamb iibsrisneen.
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den. 2r
E2~ Graining, Malrrsi unb SapsSiss
rem teicrst -- Bauer i'm isinlten
Siple unp bslIbt tsiUnberS In prr rraae'
uanrtrn 6unf cine irlisne Mieiilsrl6ait,
ea CIR nur Die belen glrbsiter BAIT. 8ar
YrUtcn lsinrr Nrtsit Serwtiit sr auf bic
gOtaIe Der 6srren 5rant Seiefsr uno @barr
les s.. Shart. 20ap71
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Sg91gubIatt.
Srirhrtb @asner, Srrausscbrr.
crGutpn, ben Ii. Wfai 1871.
4ic ucur 1cnnpcrcns. 81 citation.

@oupernGr 0eatp Gat am 4. b. VI.
psn gtt ter 2saislatur uulsISsihEst. mrI
der es rtn @iirsern rer 22. 9Ratr (0er.
mlntrmn) ron philadelphia Sur VF,at
madt, In Ter nG6ilsn SetUbsr -gentI rur-
User at,ulfimmen, Of In iensr gParp aud
fsrntr 2icsuIrS fir rem Ssrfauf vcn SPstn,
Bier unb anrsrrn 9eiiti8en @rtrants err
tteilt mrrtrn Irllen prer nift. Spriht
Rf bic Mr9rbrit her SIrssr bageern aus,
70 tSrrn alIc ale liesnlirten gBeintGuirr,
BiribI6aftsn, u. T. IL. In Germantown
ouf; uno ss Icll rrif mad frst Sabrsn
wieter rine nrue Gt1tmmun9 iiber bic ei-
Gems. 5rnge pOr9snummsn psrrsn rirfen.
s. IN biss Elm auSnatms @rfeb fir ben
aenannten einen Di1rttt trr Stabt; une
au6 bic Straibsitimmun9en 9s8sn BEN
unlitsnFrten ge,tauf 8siltt8sr @strante
Inb in iener 0aro antsrs uno sirl bar
ter aswcrtsn, ais In alien iitri9en 3bst
len hes Staates. Ole bslrafsn rsu sritrn
ustntrrtunsefatl bsS @slsbst nit $50
@tlparaIe unb feds Mcnate Gcrrscticns'
taus ubsr @sfdnSuib, unb isrrn iernsren
lletsrtrstunssfal nit 500 0slbfrnfs
uup etnem Satr Gprrscticns9aus Orer
@sfdnsnib.
Die abF&t. psl6s rsm ctisen Get Der
2.aielatur Su @runbe lie9t iit flar 5u ere
t.nnen. Germantown wurte bssbalb 3u
benz srIlen Experiment aussrlsRsn, wttl
man bort bic aGrffs 9emFrrsn3'N 'Naicritdt
erwartet unp bisIslbe ais cine 5anobabs
tsnubrn lpia, Inn pas @sisB fur ale Diff
ricte res StaatsS siujufiibren. Sc sr0Bsr
bic @aipritdt ssSen bic Grtbeiluns BON
Qictn(en In Germantown ausfdllt rsIfc
lGrtrr wirb man eS betpnen, bab tas Sclt
,u @unasn pcn 3manssmnbrs9sln 9s8sn
ben gertauf BON Qiquur III, uno man ptrp
nidt bl5ee Iein. bic nGtbtssn GCnitquen-
,sn aus elmer Iolden annabme gu jtsben.
IS pirb Istr NUtb tbun, BET BEN na6tsn
gBablsn fur Die 9ssislutu' auf rsr Sut
AZ Isin unb nit GntIdiepsnbsit Su BAN
Ssln, wtnn man pislsr nsurn 2empsrsnj'
8ewrouna, tie untrr psm 0sdmantel Der
SpltvIruprrGnitat rinssihmuaasIt wiTe,
&inbOIt tbuu ptIl.
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- Die Oxidation fur 2GG IeileN,
rom Superior Sre bur6 Central Iinne.
fcta mad trr DRs,suSe BON DafOta, III
bersitS Solsubst. Die 3aas puifrtn Be-
reits iter 13O @lsilsn Der 8abu. 9m
nd&Ren Srpttmtsr wsrssn tis 3aSr Bis
on ben 8eb Silver fatrsn. absr aud pon
Der Yaeiic Srite Der pirb on tsr Sabn
9rarteitet. Ilit GInf6lus Der ansefauf.
ten ct. YauI unO pofifie Sabn bat bic
Ncrb paeifr @abn itbi 413 @sitrn In
Operation.
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Sr0nflin 0Otel,

NtrnrNfnBf 1T. " nrp.
Diric5 riibmIi6it brFnnnir Sctcl bat llutrr.
3sidnrtrr iternpmmru llno cS wirb Irin Sclrr-
brn Irin, burb 9utr Sprilen un6 grtrinfr iinS
frruntIidr Sreirnun1 NIlru ben slufrnibaIt an,
genrbm AT MAIDEN.
ScIibr 2ralr rrbnltrn cute Npl unS 2oaiS.
imi3m SrbnffiGn SrrbArr.