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The New York herald., 1871-05-17

Arrangement Of Alleged Ku Kluxes Before
the Government Commissionor In shelby
Government Witnesses Fail TO Appear
Miserable Political Dodge.
SHELBY, N. o., May 10. 1871.
The arrested Ku Kux appeared al Shelby ycster.
day afternoon before Commissioner Moore. Besides
those arrested eighteen others. whose names were
included In the warrant, voluntarily surrendered
themselves. Bggerstar, the complainant, ana
all the other witnesses declined to attend.
pretending that their lives would DO
dangercd. Biggerstan further alleges that ON
Friday night while on his way to appear before the
Commissioner he was again outraged by the Ku
Klux. the story i8 generally discreditod. It Ia
thought that for political effect, Biggerstar's 's own
friends Planned tho attack. There Is no. apparent
ground for Bggerstar 8 fear for his life The cOun-
try ID quiet. and II necessary he could easily have
procured a guard.
commissioner Moore has ordered the witnesses TO
be arrested and brought to Shelby to-day Tho
prisoners seem very anxious To have the whole
affair Investigated.
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TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May l6, 1871.
The arbitrary act OF the government In maintain
ing the suspension Of the habeas corpus act in Ire
land beyond the term for which 1t was fixed when
the Fenian movement broke out has been severely
commented upon by the English radicals and the
Irish members OF Parliament.
In the House OF Commons this evening the
O'oonor Don, member for Roscommon, submitted
motion that 1t is inexpedient to continue Inforce
the act for the preservation OF peace in Ireland after
the date originally hxed as It's limitation.
Claiborne Hardy, member for Oxford University,
and Chichester Fortescue member for Louth, In
consideration OF the continued lawlessness In Ire-
land, opposed the motion.
John Martin, member for Meath, spoke at length
In denunclation OF English tyranny IN Ireland and
claimed the right Of selrgovernment for the people
OF tnat island.
BILL REGARDING DRAFTS MATURING ON HOLIDAYS.
In the House OF Lords the bill making drafts and
notes maturing on holidays ana Sundays payable
on the following day was read twice.
MISS BURDRrr-CoUTrs RAISED TO TnH PEERAGE
The Queen has, at the advice OF her MIN listers,
rendered q peerage to Miss ANGELA Georgiana
Burdett-Coutts, lady famous for her great wealth
and her philanthropy.
Miss Coutts has accepted the title conferred upon
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state o. your mind both agree In attrbutng 70 ron
= S'va. uegtee OF learning.
now s,ney see their error te,l YOU ~ ,wss
esrnestnes VI Una! the child Is not yet born nor Il
curse the imDco.pe shortslghtedness OF not aowin~
me TO finish this weIk-who take up my hook
IN IT. imperfect sas and make me way clear Tor
Here he pushed about afy sheets OF ioolcap, made
into book, through the grating. snd full Of
which, here and there, CLEAN OF linguistic light
was apparent. but which, without any written con
nectlon explanation. would be almost useless ex.
cept IN the individual cases. As the reporter
glanced hastily over Il and asked questions regard.
Ing some Of tas notat,ons Rni,on's eyes gllsiened
broke away from the questioner and exclaimed,
'Oh. II ~ the most seDseless stupid. idioic Idea
that ever apparent In all It's bdeous absnrdity
% prevent me from fnishing that work you have in
your hands III tell you things that viii be appa.
awe the grander fear from fear scare from terror
or fright csuld go ON Tor hours; but what Is the
For the nrst time there was look In his eye, ~
1t gazcd upon the grating as n tho IRON were enter
ting into into his soul HIS lips remained com
pressed but did not culver. The good-naturcd Dis
trct Attorney came to ms realef with tins query
"What Is tho derivation OF loveT
ooss love and ass have an article !" pc Which
will appearthis week, on Ovid's "MetauaoIphoses."
I show them 70 DO perfect philologcal study a..
Tor instance with lE0luA from tho names OF whose
parents all words relating to mynd are taken. You
are aware that the word "favio" gave much trouble
found II, and you will say how simple ir is bot Will
you conceive tho study necessary to acquire famili-
arity enough with the language to trace The analogy
IL comes from 'plaudO" Take the "pO away and
you have CLAUDIO the first conveys satisfaction, the
second praises "Favi0" then, Ii geDtleBhade. e..
favor, and easily dervable by s0fteninQ from plaudO
REpoRrER-Ihe doctors inquired Into your reti-
gi0us beliefs.
RULLoFF- Tney got very little by their meta.
physical qulzzing. they could not make much Out
OF me as to my beliefs. No matter about them. !
shall be like Socrates drm to the last and my death
will be looked upon by future generations AZ quite
as great a loss. lilo was only philosopher. am
TIE FOUNDER OF BCIENCB
no one ever dreamed OF before me-.
REP0RTER--I then, nothing can be done for you,
you are resolved to die like u St0i0Y
RuLLOFF tbitterv)-I am.
Thus was the Interview concluded ana such werO
the utterances or murderer with forty Eight hours
~ live, vainy trying TO gamble his learning against
his life.
As the reporter left the Jail tho sound OF wOrkmen
erecting the gallows was painfully audible Thurs
day IL the day fixed for the execution. when the
blood OF Fred A. Myrck and many others Will DO
atOned for according to the code.
JUSTICE TO BE METED OUT ON THURSDAY.
The following was received here this afiernOOn:-.
NEW YORK, May l0-2 T. ID.
To GEORGE BECKER, Binghamton:--
Have examined the papers which Agpar brought
down AMI decided not to Interfere IN Rull0Hs case.
either by respite or communication.
JOHN T. HOFFMAN.
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M E X G O.
Herald Special Report from
MatamOrOs.
The Action OF President Juarez
With tho Army.
Depredations by the Mexican
Border Ruffians.
TELEGRAM TO TM NEW YORK HEHAlD.
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MANITOBA.

Arrival Of Immigrants In Winnipeg-ThS
LeRislature Refuses to Investigate tho
Causes or tho Rebellion.
TORONTO, May 10, 1871.
Advices from Winnipeg to April 2s have been
received.
A batch OF emigrants from the frontier OF huron
and Bruce bad arrived there. They had to cur
through tho leo in many places The party speak
highly OF the country.
The new steamer SelKtrk, owned by Messrs Hin,
Grggs CO., had arrived. with a large amount OF
freight and seventy-eight passengers from Fort
AbercrOmbe, IN four days.
Resolutions had been proposed In the House for
an investigation into the outbreak OF 1869 and 1870
and asking for compensation for losses, and calling
Tor the punishment OF those who took the life Of
Mr. Scott Tho resolutions were lost by o vote or IA
too
The Attorney General moved an amendment,
which was carried, asserting the belief that tho
Dominion government would. as soon possible,
decide as to compensation and punishment OF the
Offenders. The House threw on the government the
responsibility OF seeing 10 IL.
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THE VERSAILLES GOVERN
MENT.

~~e1>~~~~cS~o>o~S>~1~
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Continued Cannonnde-The Peace Treaty and
tho Assembly-A Sharp Debate Expected
The Govcrnmeut to Rebuild Theirs House.
General Reports.
VERSAILLES, May 16, 1870.
The cannonade Of the enceinte Of Paris continues
but the results to day are not I'm
ortant
THE PEACE TREATY AND THE ASSEMBLY.
|The Assembly to-day appointed committee TO
kamlne and report upon the treaty Of peace nego.
hted ct Frankfort
A SHARP DEBATE EXPECTED.
LIT generally expected that the cession Of French
rritory provided for In the treaty will De severely
hticiscd In the Assembly.
!. GOVERNMENT TO REBUILD THIHRs' HOUSE.
|rhe Assembly to-day voted the urgency OF mo-
bn for the rebuilding OF the residence Of N. Theirs.
Paris at the public expense.
CAUTIOUS.
motion declaring the republic permanent was
.fcrrcd TO committee.
PRAYERS FOR PEACE.
Prayers were ordered in all the churches for the
ssatlon Of the civil war.
GRHvY RE-ELECrED.
r. Grdvy was reelected President OF the As
kntlv
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May Ill A. M.

Synopsis for me Past 7toentv.our Hours.
The barometer has generally fallen from the lakes
and ohio valley eastward 70 the Atlantic. During
the day threatening weather. with occasional local
rains has prevailed from Indiana to Ontario.
Clear weather on the South Atlantic and
Gulf States. The barometer has risen
somewhat with clear weather, on the Pa
cinc coast and has risen still more in the
extreme northeast Fresh winds have prevailed on
Lakes Michigan and Erie ami in the Eastern States;
light winds and calms In the southern States
Probabilities.
It Is probable that on Wednesday the weather
win continue without material change In the South
ern ana Gulf States; clearing up weather In the
Ohio vaIley and northward; cloudy weather. sue
ceeding light rains, from Pennsylvania to Maine.
The New York herald., 1871-05-17
SOUTH CAROLINA FINANCES.

CHARLESTON, May 10, 1871.
Governor Scott came here from Columbia last
night and has been in consultation with the leading
bankers to-day. II is understood he goes to New
York tO-morrow TO carry out the suggestions OF the
taxpayers, convention for strengthening the
financial position OF South Carolina
The New York herald., 1871-05-17
MARRIAGE oF A pausslAN PRINCE.

COLUMBUS, Ohis, May 10. 1871.
FRINGE de Lynar, OF Prussia. was married ct noon
to-day TO Miss Mary Parsons. OF this osty. Bishop
McIlvaine oflclated.
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

BERLIN, May 10, 1871.
! bill has been passed by the German Parliament
biding the raising OF loans by means OF lotteries,
bept In the case OF the various German govern.
nts.
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

A.-Brokaw BrOs.-Specinlty In Scotch
Chevot and London Diagonal Suits Fourth avenue oppO-
site Cooper Union; Lafayette place, opposite Aslor Hall
The New York herald., 1871-05-17
Catawbn Grape Juice pills.

CatNwbn Grape Juice pills.
THE GREAT PURGATIvE and CATHARTIC.
Useful In all diseases affections OF liver and supcs
scdng salts, magnesa and all other purgatives oatha
tics
Very inviting In appearance and like confecton
than q medicine
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA,
the Blood Purifier Useful the blood
and skin. Tako two bottles
HLLMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPA RILLA
and
HELMB0LD'S CATAWBA GRAPE JUICE PILLS.
In the spring months
s the time that the system undegoes change, and med
cncs have quicker effect
Prepared by II. T. HELMBOLD.
Crystal Palace Drug Store, b94 Broadway, New York.
ninth street, New York.
Temple Of Pharma acy, Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Prescriptions accurately compounded French German
and Spanish spoken.
Stores open all night.
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

A single Trial Of Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing
SYRUP, for children teethng failed relieve tho
baby and overcome the prcjudices OF the mother.
The New York herald., 1871-05-17
GERMANY.

ivats Lotteries Prohibited by Law OF the
Reichrath.
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

All Policy Holders In the United States Iifo
Insnrance Company the SEASON and learn something
81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

A.-PhnIOn's Now Perfume.
I LOVE YOU.
LOVE you.
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

A.-For Stylish nnd Elegant lint, NJ Popu.
lar prices go TO DOU0ANS. l02 Nassau street, corner
Ann,
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A.-IIcrring's Pntone
CHAMPION SAFES,
2b1 Broadway, corner Murray street.
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e N q L A N D.
Proceedings i'm the British
Parliament.

Debate on the Suspension Of the Habeas Corpus
Act in Ireland-Dsnunciation Of English Ty-
ranny by an Irish Member-Miss Bur-
dett-Coutts Raised to the Peerags
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

plate GLASS supplied, Transported and Set,
nj lowest rphss with against also IN
sur ed sas,nss casaies by the NEW YORK PLAIE GLASS
INSURANCE COMPANY, l94 BroadwN
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

LoelaioD or OxyGenntcd Cod Liver OIL
Cures nng kidney skin and blood doaseawhen all other
remedtss have entirely failed.
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

Dutcher,s
Try II and sleep In peace.
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

0COmisG Events Cast Their shadows Bee
fore, the OF KNOx'5 summer Style Of Gene
mems Indicates the arrival Of and s festiv-
ties procure . light, stylish and becoming Hat dont
fail W vist Knox No. 23 Broadway Futon street.
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

Takc Ayer'A Cherry Pectornt 10 stop Your
Colds Coughs and Bronchial Affections before they into
conanmouon that You canuot stop
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

1t is Altogether Wrong To Tride with n Rad
Cough Cold whom remedy surs, pronp. ami thorough
a. JAYNES ExPECr0RANT be readily Obtained. Sold
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

Our Pearl Cashmere Hats Are Now Ready -
Rricc %. wARNOCK CO., eAS bfosdwsy'
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

Royal Havana Lottery or Cuba.-Thc OH
cial drawing received. 30 Q4fl drew Y2OO,l00 Sold
JOSEPH BATES Co..
Post onlce boz IA No. 26 Wall street
The New York herald., 1871-05-17

Royal Havana LOttorys
the receipt OF the oflcls isl from Havana confirms In
telegram have sold the Capital PAze Of S2oooo in
drawing OF April %. -
hshs: rate. paid for poas,9ons. Spanish Bank Bs'
TAYLOR a CO., Bankera l6 Wall street, New York.
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DIES AND cHILDREN's DEPARTMENT.

T AIDES AND CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT.
Those dczrous Of reTenishing their wardrotes before
leaving for The watering places should avail themselves
the opportunity here ofet cd
Ladies' Skirts.
200 al 8 ;. re iuced from SO.
susat s. 50, reduced rom ~ 30.
25J at az, reouccl from so
Linen Dresses Suits.
200 al IS So reduced from $40.
500 al as 80 reduced from sl2
100 al ~, reduced from .l3
2U0 II Gls, fe1Uced from sic.
$50 al ia. reduced from Tl6.
80 at Ss, re !ucei from S2f
100 at 20, reduced from a2s
$50 at as. reduced from 80.
200 at $40, reduced from Sl2 SO.
LADIES' Linen Waists.
600 a. "a. reduced from IS
tup al ~, reduced from 81
The balance ~ our large stock Of
Cnidreu's suits.
Llouses, Waists,
MeIseilles Sailor Hats,
Masses Swiss Hats,
Misses Lace Hats
Ladies' Swiss Hats,
Ladies' Muslin Hats,
Ladies Underrar-
mentg, GILL
drcns Goth
lag, &C.. DC,
vii be offered at sacrifice TO close the
Seasons Importation.
LORD 4 TAYLOR,
Broadway and Twentieth street,
Grand and Chrysle streets.
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EOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
~, Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Beach street.
For Norfolk, City Point Richmond Tuesday Juno
~ at r M steamship ISAAC BELL connecting with The
virginia and Tennessee Air Line, the Seaboard Inland AN
ne and Weldon Railroad Chesapeake and One
passenger tickets and through bills of adng ut reduced
rates to all points South and Southwest.
Apply at oce pier ST. the company, I63
Greenwich street, corner of Dey
THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
i LINE FOR CHARLESTON, s. G., THE FLORIDA
PORTS, AND
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
sailing from pier No 20 North river r. every Woduoa
day and Saturday.
The first class sidewheel steamship
CHARLESTON, Captain James Berry,
will sail on Wednesday, June Ia.
Through passage tickets and bills Of adng issued lowest
rates.
For local freight and passage apply to
HENRY Il. MORGAN Il CO.,
M West street, corner Warren street.
For through freight and rates apply to
:, BENTLEY ID. HASELL, Gencra AGENT
Great Southern Freight Line 3l7 Broadway,
entrance Thomas street.
The steamship JAMES ADGEk will follow and sail ID
Saturday. June IL.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE H. lsn-ouADRUPLE SHEET
HORSES. CARRIAoEs, &C.

yIyANTED--A LIGHT TOP BUSINESS WAGON, SUIT
w able tor family laundry business also Horse ana har-
ness, good cheap Address La UNDRy, 4 University
place, giving description and price.
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIpE.
A LBANY DAY LlNE.--C. VIBBARD AND DANIEL
n DREW, from vestry street at $3.50 and Thirty fourth
street at AS M landing Yopkers Tarrytown and Ny
ack (by ferry boa Cozzens West Point Cornwall, New
burg, Poughkeepsie, Catskl and Hudson
brooklyn. BATH AND COMFY ISLAND RAILROAD
- Steam Cars leave Greenwood forty minutes for
the island Hamilton, Wall and Fulton ferry cars run 70
each train Sundays trains oener Hotels now open
tor the
TTOR RONDOUT, LANDING AT COzzENs, NEwBUR0
Milton Poughkeepse and Esopus-The seamboatD
THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES w. BALDWIN leave
daily M pier "a North river foot of Harrison street.
T,OR CATSKILL DAILy.-STEAMERS THOMAS
Il POWELL and SUNNYSIDE leave pier No. 43 North
river foot of Spring street, daily At r NJ making usual
landings.
MORNING LINE TO PEEKsKILL.-THE STEAMBOAT
Wl ANTELOPE leaves morning. without exception
Harrison street. at oclock landing at srsss
ferry Sing Sing Haverstraw Grassy Point and verpancka
n. BThe steamer NORWALK win occupy the route for .
few days.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

yTANTED-A SULkY FOR ROAD USE. STATE
w price. &c. Address SULKY, Herald Office.
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CTEAM FOR Lon DON-X LINE.-THE IRON AMERl.
- can steamer CONCORDIA, Captain Knowles 10 sail
Tuesday. 18th INST. from pier IL East river HELvETIA,
Captain Grigs to sail Saturday 18th inst, at r. M from
pier North river For freight apply to E. MORGAN'S
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU-oFFICIAL
Passports Of the Department OF State issued by A. c.
W1LLMARrH United States Court Buildings, Al Chambers
street.
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c,1 EnO wANTED-SECrRED BY MORTGAGE ON
sDl.COU Sl,600 worth Furniture Horse, Wagon,
Sleigh and Harness cost $1,000 and assignment Of Lease
worth $500 Will pay Il per per month principal and
interest pay able II months $50 per month"; balance @
Address WILSON, box III Herald Uptown Branch Office,
LAG Broadway.
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GENrLEMAN's FIRST CLASS TURNOUT AT BAR
n gan-Baek Horse, l5H hands,: rot 10 three minutes
years old Brewster Co. Top Wagon, Dunscomb Har
ness. &C. Apply EBBITTS, rwen,yseoond street an,
Seventh avenue.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-29
9ttt11t1,tet 674+

noe tbn, tpdbrenb Warimiliau ielber, III
ber GrfIuung etnes lang ppr9el9webten
3teleS, aQe &raft anpenben 1nuBte, unt
Go flung 3n 3et9en, unb Dem publ{fum
ni@t gu perratben, tpel9eS ttef empfun=
bene Slid lein 5er3 II, rielem Mu9enblif
6ewe9e.
uuo Der Bug pu6s. 9lS 1ie fi9 ben
Gboren Der Stabt ndberten. ritt an Der
re9ten Seite peS &ai1ers General Ba>
game, ber ben Monar@en ebrfur9t6ppu
be9>lbt bate. Mit ibm um9aben Graf
8pmbetles, per @ommanront Der @orpe,
bic Mojutanten unb siele anbe,e Sff3iere
bic Goutpa9e pes 6erri9erpaares. @er>
dus biloete i9 babel ber Bug ber Myun>
tamientp6 unb bSberen Beamten, unb
na9 fol9te baS @olf, nit sabQo1en Snpta<
nern po;pil@en, pdbrenbMertco lelber In,
Teflamuf pranete.
Cine Ma6e Don Trinmpbbp9en paren
erri9tet, Die GtraBen, pur9 pel9e eer
Bug 9tng ldmmtli@ nit @uirlanben,
Tabnen unb Droperien bic leBteren meiG
IN ben mericanil&en Garben 0el4mdhs 3
bic 8alfone, 1T oer erl ten >pie in eer 3pet,-
ten @tase cer 5auler nit eepusten Daz
men uno &tnrern 9efIQt mel9e ean&ox
8lumen unb ieipene, NIT @'eeidten tea.
brudte Sanotr iiber bic Maieltdten au{5
i9Itteten*.
@iele flefne pripatauf3ase muroen baz
bet tmprupiitrt &pie fie aud nod nie betm
@inSu9 tr9eno zines Der iibri9en prdfz
oenten 9efeblt batten> uno po6 9eI@tebt
fait ftfts NIT 6ulfe Don tletn, bdbi@en
une pbantafiid aneesoeenen &inbern,
bic enttpeber BON merifanil9en 6laooe11
um9eben> in fanltli@en Mul9eln qetra>
gen ooer du6 BON Maultbieren ae,uoett
weroep. Die Gt9ur ober aud @ruppe>
itattet man tabet fets oQeeori1@ aug,
tportn bte Merifaner eine erpbe sSerttqs
fett set9en, 70 eab iie iinnbtloli9 bas2anb
lelber, balo bic Greibeit, balo ben @iea
pie @ere&tisfett> poer treeno etma6, 100,
nit man 9eraoe bem@efeierten famei@eltt
mtu, por1euen.
&lle oieie tleinen Muf3ase iu9ten bemt
&ailerpaar ;u naben unp ibm ebenfaQS
8lumen uno @eot9te tn ben @aqen 3u
werfen. @elbR bic 8tloni0e be6 Ratz
iers> mte BET &atlerin feblten ntdt; &az
deten aber wie anoere8 Teucrwef itieaen
am belen, ionni9en Sag in bic 2uft
en1por, mte oas BET allen Geterlt@feiten
ote >punoerli&eSitte in eanS@upamerifa
1T.
&u& an Miramon8 6aus alma Der
Bug oordber. Mtramon 1elber itano NIT
ietner jun9en, ia6nen Grau uno ben
&incern auf ZEN unmittelbaren 8alfon,
uno bic &inoer itreuten entails 8lu-
men btnab. Nu9 Senora Mframon
btelt:. etnen lofern @traub pra9tppQer
&o1en IN Der !6ano uno 19aute, pen
&e&ten @rm auf ote 8alcpnlebne 9eftabt
1tnneno auf ben 9eraoe lan9lam Dorbet<
fabrencen 8a9en nieoer. Mirampn laate
ld9elnb:
~Do8 mericunil9e @plt bleibt iil6 bod
tmmer 9lei6. 8ei me IN nj @tn,uq
feblten ebenfaas pieie Muesprien nf9t,
tpte bic Slumen uno @ebt@te, unb eS
lollte mt@ gar ntdt tpunber> tpenn piele
oteler bunten 8dnrer bic Neile aus ben
Tenfern poer Balloon in bic @traBe
BET ben oeridtepeniten @eleeenbeiten
fdon oorber 9emadt. Stebf Du, &pie
ite pa efniae 9eute ior9iam pieper aufbe>
ben 2"
(5ortiesuns auf ter 2. @ette.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-29
3ettuna8 6efete Der Der- @taaten.

gDeun Mbpnnenten ibre :3eitung ni&t abbeiel-
len 70 mirb ansenpmmen, bab ile pieelbe fprt3ube>
balten wuni9tn.
Rein Mbpanement tann re9tseIlti9 obbtffeQt
merben, pbue baB alle &udfanbe be3ablt flnb.
@enn Nbpnnenten unttrai1en, ibre 3ettungen
BON ber pefpffce ab3ubuIen, 10 fnb ie bafir oer-
antportli9, bis iie ibre 8an3e Nednnn8 bt3ablt
unb bic 3eitang abbejteQt baben.
QDenn Mbunnenten tbren Bobuort anbern, pbne
bic 3ettunes>Sffiee 3u bena4ri@teen, 70 1T es ibr
@@aben, wenn bic 3eitung na9 ibrem frtbertn
@Dbnort eei9idt &pirb.
Cine Weieerune bic 3eitune bon ber pOf'Sf>
flee ab3ubolen obne bteielbe beaablt III baben ptrb
als abi@tliter Betrue anseieben.
gDe1 bret Nummern elmer 3ettung annimmt
pirb als Abonnent aneeieben unb bat fur btelelbe
su be3ablen. ~,
3eituneen lnb III ben, GuuntY, TO ile 8ebrudt
perben, purtOfrei.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-05-30

her husband wa aitcrwaId tried and ac-
quilted in the county court. The whole
crowd are spoken of as decidedly tough.
As we go to press they have not had their
examination.
The gun used was British musket,
and when the prisoner was arrested, Sher-
if Place found that he had loaded it
again.
Mr.. Flanders, the deceased, was ma
tive of Sharon, was ~ years of age, and
was employed on wood work in the de-.
partment of the master mechanic of the
railroad. He was very respectfully con-
nected, and his friends, who have done
all that lay in their power to reclaim him
from hayward paths, will have the sin.
cere sympathy of the community.
As usual in such cases. we are obliged
to record that Rum is probably respon-
sible for the tragedy. As poor Flanders
lay upon the ground he called upon the
bystanders to take notice of what Rum
would do. To be sure, he might have
sought the house even in perfect sobriety
but he had been drinking, had otter
drank before, and it seems that in his dy.
ing hour he realized that he was reapine
the whirlwind where he had sown the
wind. This, of course, does not justify
nor mitigate the rash crime of the pris
oner, but it is fearful commentary up
on the comparative indifference will
which nine tenths of the respectable por
tioh of the community contemplate thu
lion Of destruction that prowls in GU
midst, at midnight and at midday, awak
ening all base passions and leading to "al
shames and crimes. "-MesSenqer.