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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

Die 5erren @tbrIber Iimm
Gde ber 10. uue ct. peter @trabe in 81. WauL
baltsn fets bic ret@fe Muspabl son
@rpeertea unb proStfonen Dor.
rdtbis. Beiunbere Mufmerfiamtcit perbient
ibr i@Sner Worratb AT tn. uno ausldnbiiden,
etusema9tea unb eetrodaeten 3raaru. Wan
beluue ben eei9matuoQ aassefattsten Strre,
IN, I'D bapon ~ aterseusen.
Ez1F Nu1 bic bsiten Surtsn Weine, g.
4ueure, Gigarrea u. (. T. le5su ben Guneen sur
8erfusung. Yreiie billy, 8ebieuua5 ireunp
lid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

Deffentli6e GtnlabunS! CUR srSs.
ten unb s%oaldntistea &siiauratiou: Die BON
6. @9mftt Nr. 242, Drits Stra6s. Den
iestan psrben ~ ieberStunee frif9e Guiern,
0sFietl, 6oreIeu. Gtii9ierten aaer Nrt, @ilb,
tura aQes, mas ber War!t an DelitaseGeu bietet,
ftrpirt. Die fsinfen @eias unb Qiaueure biz
tet meme Bar; Gri@te. CONTEXT unb Gonbitu-
reipaareu in better AuspaN- DieAufmartune
III ieber 3eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

Dte @t paul Mu ittsefellf&aft
erSfnete lesten Dienfas bic @eite ibrer Con.
esrte nit einsn. ~sldnseneen GrfoIss iupobI bin
l&tt@ Der MusmabI BET sorsetrasensn Stiide
ais betrsftne beren bS&R ~ssluussne ausfab-
runs. Das itbr 3atlrei&e pubiitum ersui.s
I9 benu aud bantbar. ST. 6. @&ul3e erntete
ais @dnser aQititisen Beifau. Das Srtefer
fsierte fetneu e~eppbnt.n Sriutnpb unt als3auf.
let auf Der gioIine rib Nr. 9ande in ieiuem
Colo IQes bin.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

@tnona's 9anbe1 unb 8erfebr
felt ii& BON Sabr 3u Sabr s~anitiser beraus.
Na& BEN neue(en @eiddftsberi6!e tanteu b.
islba i'm Qaufe tieies Sabres 1000 Dampfer an.
Die gate superior nnb MiiHidppt 8abn bra&te
pon @inona II RiQion Bu(telWe3en, $4,000
8uibel @erNe, 100000 SAP MebI fort. Seit
Is Sabrer fror Der Slug nur Elm ein3ioes MaI
70 frib3eitis III.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

@anernptb brobte sur etntssu Gasen
iiter bic Stabt ct. paul 3u tuuruen, benn bic
@a0trleituuss. Gompasuie bate BEN @aYOr
Noti3 autommen laGen, bab fe bic 2~eitunsen
gun, @etrau9 oss GeuerbeYarteuents beieitteeu
merbe unb awar aus BEN @runpe, neil biz
Staot ibre @erbinoli&teiteu eeoeniiber berGum-
pasnie ut&t erfiat babe. Darauf srube Iuf'
resuus uutsr ben @taotpdteru, bic la iofort tn
approximation 6isun8 seriammelteu. Der
yra1osnt Der Wa0,r-Gumpaerie, 81. WilFQan,
paroe beise3csen uuo CAB auf bic an Jpn &C.
aeQten 3raeeu bic Ausfanft, raB bic Gompas.
ME bic ~iOfurtiss 8e;ablun9 BON pier ridtanei-
gen baltiabriasn faohi9:n @a1trre9auneen
~forbere, bic ftp 3uiammeu aaf iter $1,000 be-
laufen, ober SiGerbett eaiur unb fir sufanf~
tiss prompte 8esabIuns, uno ferner einfeauns
BIS pom Der @taet eetriebenen lnfuss, hur@
Na&srabiruns ron @traben uns aaeere 8au-
ten bic Walerleituus unnStbieer @eile 3u BE-
idipieen uno Der @eeQl@aft gerluae ~ per-
urla9eu. @ubalb bic @tatt in bteien 5aupt-
unp ttli9en aubsrn Nebenpuntten Der Gumpas-
mic geredt seworotn, iuQte bas @a0er pieber
liebeu. cher ni9t
sluu psrba!t Is f9 nit Der erwdbnten5 9ulo,
wie fsIst: bereits in, psrao0enen Mouat Mai
purbe bic @umme son $4,000 ais 3abluns an
biz @aHrr-G ompasnie auf Der 8ant p~eponirt,
aber BON Seite Der Gompasnie ni@t ausenum.
men, wsil, pie berea praFosut iast bic !3inien
nidt babel tua1en. Sect tanbiet bic Gompae-
ME Der Statt obue irssnb tuelGe Noti3 seseben
~ baden. ben &ontratt uuo Ser1eBt hisielbe in
bic srGbte @srlssenbeit. Man hcnte f9 ben
@usbru1 zines sruben Geusrs uxb Mansel an
@a0sr!- lmiona tuareu ale Dsclamatioxsn
Der Staetvdter, Der @a6rprdfeent belt bart.
nadis ieinsn @tanepunft fet nit benz @abl-
ipruG : Oslo ODER - fsiu WaGer! Gin Cont
raittee purpe ernannt, UNI nit Fem Wa6.r-
Delpoten gu untsrbanteln uub i9lie6li9 fameu
l1ebereinfommen 3u @tanbe heGen 5auptbe-
%ftmuunsen fd in f~olsenbe 9auptpunfts sul I'M
men fa1sn lalen:
MunatIide Be3abIuns Der @aNtrrs9nuns ;
3inien fur ibsrfdaise 5oroerunseu mad lbli-
dem SUP. Beibebaltaus bss Mtpeaus srabir-
ter Straeeu ; feline 8eeintrd&tisuns Der Wal.
itrrSbrea burd 9eupasen, @o0tn, Mt3ussta>
male &C.; bic Stabt bat bic Gunnpasnie BON al
len suraunsbmenben G'rabirunsen III 8eantuib
gu ftssn; Ft tesablt $500 per Satr fir ieoe
@eile BON 10 plugs" fir @aTtr unb $50 PIT
Sabr fir tseen ~feruereu rplug"; essen Grei-
! paRtr fir ale itaptiiaeu @ebdube uno S@ul-
bauier bat bic Staot bic Gompasuie pum
allen @teueru auf ibre Derts au BE-
freien; feline Strafseleer mebr sen br
Gompassis au foreern fir Geuerbdbne. p.l9e
bur& ben 8ruit bienauutaueltd ,perssn. Disle
uue Seridieoene Nebenpuntte uurbeu in cine
3uiasSererpnuns suiammenssfabt psl@s teu
@tabtratt bel Der nai@Feu @isuns CUR @eneS.
uaiSuns Sorsslest weroen iou.
Der @taStratb gsnebniste tn ieiner @ibuua
bonn Dienfas bic nit Der @aGer-G ompasui.
netrrF,ne 11phprpinfunft
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

Su4Rew uIm tsaren III .Gnte sortser
@s&e nabs3u 100000 8ufbel Deijtu aufse-
ipei@ert. preis IS Gents per 8xibe, tudbrenb
IN ct. Sitter LOG fir go. 1. 1.02 fiji SO. 2,
IN Manfato LOS unb 1.03, in Garibault los
unb 100, in autin 0.97, in &o&.Rsr 1.02 b.
Sablt tpurbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

Ganbtes in mobernRem @ts | urb
su ben biaisf;sa greiiea balt s. 5ed, SO. IS
Siebte Strabs, in redeem Gorratb; ebspio
Gisarren, yfeiien, lupie anoere &autartifel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

gu @eitna@t. unb Reuiatrs.
@ef@enten befonters paRsnb Fne BE tei
s. Bed, 80. 18 5iebte Strabe, In tabi&er
aaspabl sorrdtbissn Ganes.Gaueies, etsarren.
pfeifen u. {. ~. al , Cd
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

SER s. J.5ddttle, portbeilbaft tetannt
bur9 MISUNDERSTANDING an anberen plaBsn,
bat, tuic Der 2eier aus nebenisbeuber In;cise
Vebt bier ein neues 0siadit erSHaet, tas i9
teloabers fir bic hesorfebenbe Gst;ett em-
pfeblt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

u. ban . ed an Der 5adiun 5trabe, Der
einsise 0olparbsiter in ct. paul, nimmt altes
0rlo unb Silter sesen Be3abluns AT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

Wer Elm portrefflt&es ptano
ani9afen pia, Der bea@te bic Mnseise Der BE-
riibmtsn pianofabrit pom gbas. @isbert u. Sc.
in Neu gurt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

5err Nntpn &GbI, Der befannte 9au'
@rntraftor, bat ieeben an Der Worris 5trabe
uabs CANADA, einen Sbup erSfnet. Man leie
bic betreTsnbe Inseise.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

,.6pnef Sob n" betreibt ietn &efaura.
tionsgel9dft an ter Sadipn StraBs pister auf
eigene Ne9nung.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

&inss Sbrrtnse, 8reaRpius ,e. &c. .uerter
5olib unb biQis bel u. pan Bed, an ber Sadiuu
@trabe, sema1t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16
% 9eu&t
INSTRUMENTATION!

Dem budwiroisen &leru6 uao unz
fern ionti9en 9eebrten Qunosn MAIDEN
mir bierourd Die e%r9sbenfe Nnseise,
pae mir 9eitern uu1ere Budbaneluns
tpiecer er1fuet baben, uno i'm @tanoe
lino> ir9enp wsl&e &uftrdse i&neu
su ben frIberen pref
EN- aus;ufltren. Da uns aueer Rem
6aupttud ldmmtli@e @ei& aftebu@er
pertrannten, mil5en wir uniere 9eebrten
@unomors bitten, uns bic Bd@er,:3eit>
idriften &c. eef. anjuseben> Gle fe nod
Don uns gu erbalten baten.
9o@aatuu9spoQt
mubl6amer II. 8ebrle,
81 @eR ~. Strabe.
Tbieaeo,8. Nos. 1871.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

Ter etn3ise @plbarbetter IN ct.
pauL u. ban Bed, SO. SO Sadfonfrabe, eua-
pfeplt E9 fir ale Mrten @oloarbeiten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

baar.Mrbctten tpsreen bel u. san
Bed, Sadieu StraBe, fetu anb folio nit Sob
bel9lageu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

Ganey-Ganbies> NuIew. in 5&5n-
fer Muswabl unb au itbr tiQisen prei5en Fub
BET 5. 5ed, go. IS Sisbt. @tra6s gu babsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

@SIfe fpQen fa TT uaebrereu Ibeilen bss
In aueersepSbnIi@er 3abI seteen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16

steter bic Gtfeutab nbrGde bel
bafinss etas ara sosieex Doanerfas Der
erfe 3ag.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-16
Guittun8eu.

5ett pprtser Nummtr baten ilr ben
,@anberer" beletlt:
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22
About m ad Oops.

1t Is very difficult in the earlier STAGES. .
know wlisthsr a dog be mad or rot: but in
all cases d doubt, kill the poor thin. at
once: it may save him much suffering, and
you iIom the narrowing ref, ct;on that ONE
human being has been bitten through your
neglect. Madness Is not always tracrabl" to
a dog having been bitten it sometimes
comes on spontaneously. a friend Of mine
once owned favoIite terrier which Ind re-
Gently Uttered five puppies, and As she was
kept constantly in his garden. she could not
possibly have been bitten for some co Isl 'cr.
able time. But she suddenly showed un-
mis'aka able symptoms of madness, and iau
up and down the garden with the saliva ily-
ing from her jaws, and her heal twitchiGg
from side to side, as the heads % all ma
dogs do. This arises from the convul.ive
action of the muscles of the threat and
neck. which invariably ohlracterizcs hyd o.
pho5ia-in human beings, unhappily. as
i'll 1iadrupeds-and the imitation of which
makes poisoning by strychnnc 50 painful to
endure and so horrible TO see. Luckily, NV
friend himself was the first to notice her.
and his first care was to c'o;e the doo:s and
order no one to go into the garden.
have known a child's arm torn and bitten
TO the bone by dog Outrsgpou:ly rab,d
and the child did not suffer more than il
would have done from any other injury of
equal extent. There have been frequent in
stances where dog bas bitten great num-
Der of human beings, and one has gone mad
While the rest lave escaped; on the other
hand, have also known very slight pune
ture, not suspected Of being rabid, bring on
the most deadly madness. The treatmcn. OF
hydrophobia is just as unsettled as is the
action Of the disease itself.
As a rule mad dog will not go out of its
way to bite you. 1t pursues a straight
course, snapping at every living object
which it meets. A friend Of mine once
passed, oil lonely road, within a couple of
feet of dog which struck him as having
something strange In its aspect and move
ments; fifty yards further on he enco1nt red
two men with guns, who asked him if he
had seen dog. and on being answered that
he had, and where, told him to think God
for his escape for that very brute was raw
ing mad, and had bitten at least dozen all
imals and two or three men and children
that morning. NV informant almost tainted
vii h the-shOck which this intelligence COM
municated, and was greatly relieved to hear
the report OF gun directly afterward, tell
ing that the career Of tn msd dog was
ended.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22

FURNITURE The leading and larg
Furniture House Of the West ia that OF y
IL. Burrell, 4O2 and I0i n. 4th st. st: Lot
He manufactures extensively, carries
largest stock, the latest It yles, sells only
best goods, guarantees quality. and ma
bottom prices. Buyers Of Furniture sho
call and see him.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22

PROFESSOR HUXLEY on SrIRITUALISM AS
AN ANrIDoTE TO SUIcIDE.-PrOfessor Hux-
lev sent the following answer TO an invita-
ton:
SIR-I regret that am unable to accept
the invitation of the council of the Dialect
ical Society to cooperate with committee
for the investigation of" spiritualism; and
for two reas ons. In the first place, have
no time for such ali Inquiry, which would
involve rauch trouble and (unless it were
unlike ell inquiries of that kind | have
known) much annoyance. In the second
place take no interest in the subject. Inc
only case OF "spiritualism" | have had the
opportunity of examining into for myself
was as gross an impOsture as ever came I'M
der my notice. Bat, suppOsing the phe.
nomena TO be genuine, they do not interest
me. Ii anybody would endow me with the
faculty of listening to the chatter OF Old wo-
men and curatcs in the Ielrest cathedral
town, ! should decline the privilege. having
better things to DO And If the folk In the
spiritual world do not talk more wisely and
sensibly than their friends report them 10
do, put them in the same category. The
only truth that can see in the demonstra-
ton of the truth of spiritHalism" is to fur
nish an additional argument against suicide:
Better live a crossing sweeper thin die and
be made to talk twaddie by a medium hired
at guinea a Seance.
am, sir, etc, L. II. HUXLEY.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22

To Our READEIs.-We call your atten-
tion to the largest and most extensive car
pet and curtain house of the western cOun-
try. which is Messrs. j. Kennard & Sons
4OlG N. 4th st. ST. Louis. This house keeps
at all times full aud complete assortment
of carpets curtains and window shades. te
Ing Direct Importers they are enabled TO
offer goods at Bottom Prices. Parties want
ing good goods and at low prices should
not fail ID visit them when in the city. All
orders sent them will receive prompt atten.
ton.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22

Josh Billings says Newfoundland dog is
a good thing to have, only one must get one
or two children and pond before he ~iii
be Of any use.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22

Forty thousand sheep perished by the re-
cent sand storm in Les Angeles.
Heavy falls Of snow are reported at vari-
GUS places in Maine. At Lewiston there
was a fal Of foot, and slight fall at Bos-
ton
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22

NJ. j. CAMPBELL is the leading dealer west
of New York in all kinds of Hair goods, and
keeps the largest stock which is offered at
wholesale or retail at prices which defy
;s,,;5r,etition. Persons dcsirUus Of obtain
iny wis or lOuptcs can have them for
wardc n, any part of the Unith1 States by
sending sa npie OF ilaiI anu sCnulng lot sen
measurement Au orders E10mp.kS Itltnu
I'd to by a. dressinR 'ui NJ ON COZ. LOCUST
81. 81. ,-,nN-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22
The Story of a Doomed Editor.

u H.. trAa
Colcnel Meriins court ~ ss f 1as,. s na
iust passed us .oiru sen'en:e Vi .-a uea'u, ~nu
the Vic'lm IS tnls tllne JUuI nsi,s, VIE
short Out stormy career III tee ~, M'r p.U ~ n.U
tsls lsays cUrtsSp4nHot ., ,m a no 1e ~,
odsSt.el hlSne iurhIsn an lns,Iuou.h ", 81,
any history OF tDe frencn press tla. nay
oe wrltlen hereaiter. Uustave Maroteau
two-and-t"enty years olo, ana mas anG,uy
oeen chleI eul'or OF ,our neWspaperS. 1T
sonaily ne Is WIZ, ean, uiloea..ny -Ioontls .t:
y3shg inah, VIII tne ,ai sS ,,,o,' aa r1"'
Iells Oh an eAeitaoie prain aTn 9uaCH .;p spas,
hlouiG nailirs, SusssJHr I;:aod an ~ ,na W.
Impulse anu ras .s,1a uite I'M o,,..I,, nc wa Wa
Drousnt up oy lespeo.aui1 anu ti; o'oGTy pa, pa,,
en1S, az nis ri''c,nen. .Jis I r. ,IoauJ Iaen5
70 Iaris q. .ae ne vi ;,;e ~ " sIop p.Sru h;na
NE ~ Iupnc S,;O Du' nhssi,,o ~ ba ,,o.
otono, fnnn, aoooao,uU 20 onoodorox nm
tiansleiIeu run ,Sc a0e.IeS ; ~ ",n.oar u
VI .ne Seai iouu, ~ ~ t,,rnnd fonsa n,oI tha
yeas y olu, hS % was 'uiheJ ~ shiSt % so- p;nasaIf
W,1 WoInI, I anu dU " 1,h ora a, sraorod 70 f,i.
Wv .ta;. ILL oG Sa9,oos =, .euon,asn orc faw
;,,. .no, ', :. ho Ia 49, .bcir aSncation
nt,sn ~ thaS, =. ,or s"ch nreooc;ons Liberty
Worn,nan t,a ,nu rns met low enonob tn DISLIKE
hnn, I'LL, "n ond met a"t;ye enonah n throw
h;n,ao'f ,,;,i, s1;r;t int. anv nn5ertaL;no
i;i,nis - M anr;oh hin, ran,div' Rut raniiI9
,nas 80 ~ % n,,n In ,o, he naivelv acEnowI.
oJood st tbo tr;ol be Wanted to oct rich, M
,,,attor ho,,, hnt COON and in nnrsuance of
th;s wish J he fool to iournali.m sshecanse y
sni5 ha ..o V s;n~Io sry;cia n To.os NAV bring
,,n,, ;n,o ,s,an ord rIace you hevnnd the
yyoaah ~ ,,an,,,r a,,erpfrcr d
IT. ~ fa,,, ,, o,,thS, sofourn nm Tho staff
oe ~ p,a. e Crstav. Nsrorea,, started nrint
c,,Ind H. Eouboury. Pnbl;c opini0n was at
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22

The United States Economist says: "The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company is beyond
doubt the greatest in the world. 1t owns or
controls at least 4. 900 miles OF railroad, rep
resenting capital to the amount OF $780,
900 600. Its gross revenues amount to $40
000, 600 year, and it owns or controls land
grants covering 10000 square miles. an area
equal to the aggregate possessions of four
of the great NJ Onarchies of Europe
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22

The Herald says of one of the candidates
for the presidency:
The railroad power of this country begins
to show its hand over broader field than
that of local Or state politics. Its vast influ-
ence has been seen for some time past in the
state legislature. in congress. with The
courts of law and on the stock ard money
markets. Now it aspires to the presidency.
A leading journal of TIE West noiillnaies
the great railroad king of the country, Tho.
A. Scott, of Pennsylvania, for that exhalted
position. And why not? Mr.. Scott wields
immense power rs the chief over thousands
of miles of railroads, extending from the
Atlant;c border to the far Wes.and sp.ading
ike network over rumter of
the most pcpulous states. He carries
Pennsylvania in his pocket and holds Other
states in his grasp. lie is 4 mEn Of great
administrative ability. and represents. more
than any other. the mig Eh,iest Interest in the
country. The Democrats could hardly Sc
lie. Il more powerful candidate. If the
o.hrr Damuc a:ic railroad megnatfs. such
as Vanderbilt and Gould and Fisk. who con-
troll the New York Central, the Hudson
Eiy,r. the Harlem, the Erie and Other lines.
were 10 combine TO place tire chief 0i the
Pern.ylyaaia Central in the presiifr..a
cli:.ir. th,ir power might prove irresistible.
The railroad power might prove superior TO
G. raj Grants military reputation Our
western contemporary shows tact and fore
sight in starting this movement.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22

AmOrg the curioSitieS of recent scientific
discovery uisy b., in >'a' Ced that made by
n. Be.tsch. AMI turned tor etical &C 'Ount
,; NJ. XII Imam, the celebrated ClIml-t
NJ. BertsCl las IGurl that Epson salts. or
sulpAat. OF ma9ncsia, dissolved in beer. to-
gcthtr with u small quantity of dextrine,
or a.tif,n' grm applied 10 zane of glass
wi Il b-tl II, Will, on crystaliEing. produce
tie iicn'ital designs formed On glass by
frost in cold weather, with this Improve
men, that the liquid my receive any color
whatever at ie option OF the operator. NJ.
Kuhlnann, however, conceived the iiea +
going step further, and transferring those
iairy-l X. creations 10 stuff, and paper. For
this purpose he first got the ery>talZ itiOns
on sheets of iron. on which he aitcrward
laid one af lead. bym.sn' of powerful
hydraulic press III, minUtast details of the
figures in question were duly imprinted on
Tie soft met |. and copy df them, in re ief,
was then obtained by galvsnoplasiics. But,
in the impression OF cotton stuils, the pat
tern must te continuous, WHEREAS i'll NJ.
Kullmann's plltcs the lines at one end
would fail To- coincide with those at the
other, causing disagreesble Interruptions III
the printed designs. To overcome this he
vigorously effected the equalization on
the cylindrical surface of Il roller. slight
ro.ary motion impart,d 10 it prevents the
rquid from accumuliting at any particular
point bt foe 1t has evspo 'ated.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22

In lie gcnual council of Eurc. Minister
POuy,r Quertier Sid ThierS who had been
upEo ci 10 making military service obliga-
tory, was beginning to yield before The ne
ees>ity Of su, n measure to bring the army
up 10 II proper star dard Of tflicieEcy.
lac general councils OF the departments
'hrouzht ut France are considering the SUBJ
~ o. compulsory education. Several have
ar ady adopted the system, many have de-
'red in favor gift snd there is good reas on
=" "leve that all will ovcn' al = accept snd
:" ~ u into practice operation,
humors con irue az to an approaching dc.
pattnre of illa Io2e iron Rome. The
f'anes says jlstinctlysthit the pope
aa' intimstei TO Theirs tina. il is his In.eu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-20
MEXICO.
CAPTURE OF FRENCH siiPS BT PEUssAN
CORyETTE-FIGHr BETWEEN TIE FlENCH
AND GERMANS-POLITICAL AGITATION.

CAPTURE OF FRENCH sUIPS BY PRUsslAN
CORyTTTE-FIGHr BETWEEN TIE FRENCH
AND GERMAN5-POLITIcAL AGITATION
CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. 70, via LAKE CITY,
Fla Feb. ia tele gram from Mansclo states that
Prian corvette has captured two rch French prizes
in the Pacific.
Tho Germans had grand celebration at their Club
rooms on the 9Th inst Tho French made this the occa-
sion for a riot aud attempted TO break up tho demon
STATIONS but the rioters wero dispersed ~
tho police. Several were wounded, many ar
rested and several Mexican spectators wouu1ed Much
excitement exists among the foregners IN conssl
aud the authorities have ordered the German ~. 20 Vo
hauled down from the club room. Tbs i consllrred
direct insult 10 Germany as on tbs occasion the ne"
Imperial flag was hOlsted Tor me hrSt ulh.' ,,r -,
Previous TO the German French rot; Burlcli' ihe
ench Reprf sentative called On Minister ioi ashlUs
stration, AS the French considered the celcbra-
c 9R az 5tT 2u Rnre at the HE Same t@s rnded
Nelson that be tBurieD held 10 official relations WIN
much excited. Nelson laid the matter before the
Minister Of State. At thla point IN the procedures
Nelson stopped IL was only owing 70 tg ae yod
LADY, Is among the wounded. The Germans APP
pi ra their eZp,oifs in France and the result
was tie same for nearly az the wounded are French
men. Tie excitement continues unabatei Num rous
hts have occurred between the French ana Ger
mans, 1T, =, a..
Permanent Population u assemble Oh lI. ION O alSn.
There ayowcd purpose of mpcac Ane JuaieI Dut
Opposition have since abandoned the pan ana are
preparing law dec airing Judrez incl gble forrceectOu
In il doubtful whether Congress viii pass the IW Inc
extra session has been called for the purpose or oonsd
ering beforehand the budget for the coming year ,.
The Chief IOsada and his Indians In the Tpc Dtrict
have taken up arms against the state and tcda Gov
erYmcnts at Coruna, who have taken the hid 5liss
them. LOsada viii undoubtedly fan
A large and distinguished part % the Conservative
Church party met at the capital, and declared their ac
Ccutance Of the liberal principles OF tie Constitution %
1857. A schism has in consequence occurred d. the
Church PARTY The Catholic Club has dissolved.
special newspaper advocates the claims OF the ecedcr
The cargo II the American hO0nCf Anna &. LcFrrctt
has been seized Tlmau pas. The captain caught
trying introduce cOntrband gOoa- The vessel ana
cargo were valued $4,000 The captain and crew have
been detained.
etupcndOus frauds charged upon the treasurer
General who is held responsible Tor deficiency or
S5OOODOl lie demanded Investigation, but, under
eusc Of illness invest cation has been continually
postponed.