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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
SPAIN.
CIRCULAR BY SENIOR Z0RRILLA.

Senior Ruiz Gorilla, the President Of the
Council and Minister of the Interior, has addressed
circular letter the Governors Of the Spanish Prov
inces in which he says he relies upon the answering
loyalty of the army and navy and citizen militia to
combat instruction against the Spanish Gov
eminent. He promises to govern the country
strictly in accordance with the Constitution establish
the system of trial by jury abolish CONSUMPTION and
organize the army and navy, rendering them really
national; oppose all intolerance, and secure universal
liberty OF conseence reduce expenditures increase the
revenue and respect the rights of the creditors Of
the State He says the Government wishes above
all to crush the Cuban instruction and maintain the
integrity of the national territory at any sacrifice, with
out making concessions repugnant to Spanish patriotism
and honor He announces that when the insurrection is
vanauished Spain will give the colonies the promised
Constitution and reforms.
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THE OHIO DEMOCRACY.

AN ENTHUSIASTIC AND HARMONIOUS CON
vENTION-UNEQUIvoCAL ENDORSEMENT OF
GREELEY AND BROWN - DELEGATES IN
sTRUCrED TO VOTE FOR THE CINCINNATI
TICKET-ENTHUsLAsM IN THE CITY
10y TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE
CLEVELAND, June 27.-The Democracy OF
Ohio have never held State Convention that was more
harmonious and enthusiastic than that which
here today It's action is meeting with the nearuest
s,onso An Immense inBpromptu ratification meeting
A, nov An pr,oess in front Of the Kennard House, which
"A very enthusiastic Speeches have been made by James
/ Vailandigham Gen. A. BrnkerhOf, the Hon. Henry b.
PAYNE. and the Hon A. W. Patrick Their remarks
were received with the widest delight and enthusiasm
Jndre McKeney Is now speaking 10 the shouting croWo
Every mention of the name Of Greeley calls forth Inn
mense applause and loud cheering The meeting
promises 10 continue till very late hour This has Deen
= great day for the Reform cause In Ohio
The Convention met Central Rink at l0t O'Clock
this morning, and called to order by Charles NJ
Allen Chairman Of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee The building which is finely decorated seats
1000 persons, and was full to overlooking.
d. c. Baentine OF Clarke County, at once moved that
Col AFRO ]. Dodds Of Cincinnati be made temporary
President THIS was agreed to amid great enthusiasm
Col Dodde on taking the chair, made long wel-tmed
speech thanking the Convention for the honor it con-
ferred upon HIM, and warmly indOrsing Greeley and
Brown. He wac enthusiastically appauded
The following named temporary Secretaries were then
appointed:
Chas. F. Grinnel, ]. c. Newcomer, r. G. Woods, c: H.
Mathews Alex LackeY, WIN. G. Gould, ID. C. Ballentne
J. A. Beebe r. Stanberry, j. IL. Branch
The following list Of Committees then read
On Credentials Permanent Organization, Rules ana
Order of Business and Resolutions.
The following is the State Central Committee, as
ala "a
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took the Cincinnati ticket but he took 1t as dose OF
Quinine holdins his John d. Baldwin related his
experience at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Conference in
temperate and sensible speech. He said what the
Liberal Republicans wanted was bold and ont
spoken declaration in the Democratic State Conventions
the Cincinnati ticket He rdiculed the talk about
holding noses when going with the Cincinnati move
ment. Gentlemen on the other side had noses TOO he
begged Mr.. Montague TO remember. When he was told
that Greeley had said this and said that I'M
pleasant thing, he answered, "Yes but we
have given him O general amnesty" When
told that Greeley could not DO certain things,
he replied, have removed his disabilities and when
doubts expressed Of his success he said we have
gone upon his bond At the end of Mr. Badwns speech
the following resolutions adopted presented at
first by Gen. Kemper all substitutes being voted down
Overwhelmingly.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Resolred BY the Conservatives OF Virginia IN Conyen-
ton assembled that greet with lively satisfaction
the movement Of the Liberal Republicans at Cincinnati
and desire to express our sincere admiration OF the
moral herosn displayed by them iii subordnatng party
patriotism, ana pledge ourselves TO meet their c0ur
ageous and patriotic prOer OF cooperation for the public
deliverance In the same catholic and magnanimous
spirit in whichit is rendered.
ResOiped That the delegates appointed by this Con-
vention 10 the Democratic Convention at Baltimore
should give vigorous persistent, and united support
the Greeley and Brown ticket nominated atC1ncnnatl,
holding forth the farest promise for aayng the pas
sons OF the war; reviyng real peace within our borders
restoring integrity 20 the public service, retstabshing
the States In their Legitimate functions IN the Federal
system preserving intact the great writ OF liberty ana
rescuing the Republic from the despotsm OF the sword
The Convention, at 1910 adjourned until TOMORROW
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GENERALi BRITISH NEWS.

EFFORTS TO SECURE AN ADJUSTMENT OF THE
STRIKES.
LONDON, Thursday, June a. 1877.
Efforts to secure an amicable adjustment OF
the differences existing between the master and
ourneymen Of this city and terminate the strike
of the latter, are being made
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THE WASHINGTON TREATY.
THE MEETING OF THE ARBTTRATORS.
THE UNITED STATES TO BE NoE-sUITED ON THE
INDIRECT CLAIMS.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNEl

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBuNEl
GENEVA Thursday, June 27, 1871
The Court of Arbitration sat two hours to-day and
then adjourned to Friday. NJ Favrot, Secretary 10
the Court promises to announce the result to-mor-
row. But an important point is still unsettled. IL
is believed on high authority that America will be
non-suited ON Sir Rounded Palmer's motion IN re-
gard to the indirect claims and not by the indepen
dent action of the ArbitratOrs. Gen. Sherman went
to Paris to-day; Sir Rounded Palmer will leave to-
night, and Mr. Davis will leave tomorrow,
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participate who opposed to Grant, when electors
at large will be nominated. The Convention then id
tourned
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TILE RRsoLuTInNs
REFORM IN ILLINOIS.

AFTER THE CoNvENTIoN-RECEPTION OF THE
TICKET-RECORD OF THE GUBERNAToRIAL
NOMINEEE-GEN. s. A. HURLBURT NOM!-
MATED FOR CONGRESS IN FAE&sWoRTHs
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VIRGINIA..

THE CONSERVATIVE STATE CoNvENTION-sTRoNG
FEELING IN FAVOR OF GREELEY ANDBRoWN
THE SAFEGUARDING - GREELEY AND
BROWN INn0RSEn.
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See Fourth Page
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The Convention then took recess until O'Clock p NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention was called TO order at o'clock by the
temporary President Dr. Kenner, from the Committee
on Permanent Organization &c. reported for permanent
President Of the Convention the Hon. Hngh j. JeWett
Efle following Yiee-Presdents were also reported
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-14

Speiisn 0tsitss ts6 uub itrnusisr 0etttf,r
b~srsiten, -Spstisr, bic Der Wassu be5 Oeatih-
Slerrsi&srs gar niht psrtressn fana.
3par bat bier 81 gauSs Gle stirSs WeaiSsr
Sample psn Ssitsn Der 8ssisruns gu b sfar6tsn,
st,o msbr atsr bsmiissu l6 sspiNe tirae ufttnb-
liSs 9latter nit i&Iausr eif cas bSaii6e Bsrf,
bic air6t in ibrsn @runsfsitsu CUR sri4Gttern.
ibrsm srpini6ten 3tsls nibsr ;u fibreE. Rit
bouisiiBsu Wrrtsn nirO ca auf esr sinsu Ssitr
hes Slatts5 Solsraas. 5rsitsi, slti6es
&s4t fir sias ssprspisi-ja @ sibt 70.
gar liberals 3eitanssn, lie tita IA, bic
@runslaes uuo &c6ts urisrsr air@r siuJuat-
btn ft srt!irsu -iases slsi9 auf er aabsrR
Seits nit tCosnlcisr uussri&amibeit ole III.
S4rift sa siusm unbsrsu.snSsn sspSbuIiGtn
0slSidtsn6uhs bsrabsspiirtist Die Desutfr un-
isrsr STRIDE ais tloSs Isniasawsrss barssaeat
psrtsn, eis esm 3sitseift Nb anidmitstn foasn,
ME etpa Gin alter &cd ale senibarfn Roberf
s~ur6sumadsn bat, his erbiiS ron Jpn pts psn
cen Yriuripien. fsr Ssrra gibsraltn ni&t6 msbr
prrbanbea ID, ais elm paar unbrau&Sars faofn~
| iStiniss Happen. gEas ieaman lpl&sn 3umutb.
uussn srwiessrn ? SinS le issrbaupt sinsr CT
wieSsruns ,ptrtb? SD CLAUDE niSt uno muS
nur barber ~faunsn, mis sepilt Ssrru, Ss ttpas
msbr ais sspSbnliGs asnntniGs sa tsiSsa mel,
nsn, benz bed I'M bic @ipsripri9f ii6troltr
YIGttsr i3 ni8t timmsru uns aass fur taare
Man,s binnsbmsn, mas ibnsn sin birn strbrann-
ter Hsener in sintm aus alien mSslid tr Bro
| rL.... .S -L...
gsrtrass DOT @uss fabren mag. Rau ftmmt
BEN bsi, or bat ia i'm 'ir&snfsinoliasn Stnnr
ssi@wist uns samit baifa, Is III nun tiumal 70
@ups !! Gs@ ssnus fur risbma, pisaeiat faat
mir ipiter witbsr etvas elm rur bas iti nod be-
merit, hap, psnn INNER I'D in littralen :3sttun-
gen pas areiten Der air&tufsinct tstra&ts, mir
oft ris @crts in ben Sinn fSmmsn (: Die 3frn-
s,Ipints Der @sni6tn rsrstbta, Die Babrbsit
sss Srrru blsibt in Gpistsit,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-14
Die sefrGnten 9auptsr prissln ibrs
Butter"
(SdIuE)
(SdIuB 81

linisre Batter, bic alien @ermanen ,paren Bar.
barren, pslts in ben llrpGlssrn 0aQien's une
8srmanisns. fat ausi6litslid Isbtsn sen Der
9ass ans Der Ssuts, Die lt i'm 1risss pttr Icnf
lt6 rrfimpiten (; Ndsrbau tristsn Et nibt cher uur
wsnis. 10 eab has eans nar elmer fortseisstsn
@ilenie sli@, in wsl6er un,usansli6s @alptr
nit Simpfeu une @craisn abws&tIttn.
Solbss par bic Gultur Der SsutISm uns
Jraufsn bis Ssnifaeius bic Donusrsitt ssfdat
uno bic air9t ibrs 1uttsrarms mad eisIea
rSbsu SSlfsrn ausirsdts, is Greg II. unterri&te-
ts, islsN bis aaf bic Stunt lS ;a srnabrsu. aaum
bate ptr bl. Ssrnbarb bsnS resn Der 8enetictintr
sssrdnsst 70 srbobsn f& iSnsi iiter gang europa
bic 3iSftr, esrsa frommsn unp asibissn MSn.
den es ni3t l6Wsr fallen rurfte, tSsli6 nstsn
efn @stetsa unb Stubisu, ben mibssoQfsn
uup bartsfsn &rbsitsn f@ 81 nnteraisbtn. SIT
niittsn Der itrsdlibaen gSileni6sn, in ben UNI
fru4ttartrn Sebsn, erriStstsu fe fuufso0s 8lS.
FER, trodnetsn bic Simple aus, Issttn aanSls unp
@a0srlsitanssu an, rettsttn bic @aISunssn aus
unt perpauedten eielslbm in Ieder, Wtinberse,
Wielsn unt @irtsu. @is mantes Dert mic
manas Stact ssrtanft ibrs @rinbuus sinsm
9Ipltsr, elmer astsi. gSsr fSnnte aae Sur8sn,
wtl6s bic MSn9s unb eur6 is he airSe, nit
benz pause tes @sbstss, tss Ssssns urb Der gr.
bsit I'M absnplanbs sesUssn, anfsablsn. Die
bsrrli6fsu Slattsr her @siSi&ts iinp a~nssiaat
nit ben gsroisnasn unt 8oblibatsn, bic lie ben
Staatsn %Ssleifst.
sti6t minbsr mS9tis war ibr Ginaub auf bic
faatli&en gerfaHunsea. Dor aasm mar ss bic
Stride, wel&e susrlt uripruna anfans unb Be-
tsutans Der pUliii&en Gswalt liar unS bsRimmt
fsRfsats. Gle Isbrts, u,u ssbsn hem 8aiist ras
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famiNex@ Slid.

sSnmitten Der Stiirme rieles 9ebens
sineu Safen III beiiBen, In weldem man
ausruben tonn ron cen iiberitanpenen
@lblaisteiten unp &dmpfen, bic elm jes
bn Gag unlerer Gritens tn @efplSe bat,
If Elm Slid, baS in Der NeSel leieer nibt
senusiam s~eWdreist wirp.-Be ben
e~nnlreten Sater Mbrncs bel isiner 8Gdz
febr Die Arme elmer liebenpen Satin frob
umfanSen unp ibr treuer Buien Gin 8iiIen
bout auf ipslGsm sas icrssni&were 5aapt
fb erbolen fam bon zen iiberftancenen
Strapasen; ipenn liebe &leine IN finps
liGer llnSeeulo faam wartsn f5nnen, bis
bic SeStdBuns Der Gltsrn periter IT, rae
nit aud iIe ben ibnen sebabrencsr Sbeil
Der pdterli&sn 9iebfOiunsen erbalten, uno
penn CARRIER Sdu8linS in Der 8iese bic
9dntGsn ausRrsdt unO helm perssbIi9sn
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(Gorrs(punSsn, Orr 1arsmb. Wayftts.)
S%uremburg, Den 10. Sauuar. Is.

S~urembnrs, Den 10. Sauuar. 1872.
9iebe 9anpSleute!
Oa bate man bier in Der Start cine
icsenannte 3situns, bic mlH ~&aufsr'
nannte; Teller Samerao lief 10 LANCE, bis
sr ans Gnpe FAM eann itarb CT uno mar
mauIetpct. Dieter v9aufsr" srf6isn in
frans5fi6er Uniform. Wan eenfe jsep9
nidt CAP td etipas sesen bic 6ran;oisn
babe Q nein; td liete bic 8ranssisn
nod INNER, Obldpn lie nidt ale Seilis
gen iinp, 70 bleibsn ie ieep6 INNER NOD
ais Nation redt noble 9eute ; 'fie finb cine
cisililirenoe Nation, bon Der mir DeutIde
nod gar man@es erlernsn fSnnen. SD
weie pcbl, ta priiben In Imerifa 1T rieis
meme 8eee fir cine Sprte Qeate cine ses
rpaste Sprade; rpb rarum fimmsrs
i6 mid nidt renn @ei6i9te III unb
bleibt @ei9tdte, lpenn aud Der benirs
te SanbaSel piss nidt einiebcnmas. Dob
mare id ia ca fait gang ron einem Sbes
ma abSefpmmsn !-Senr sertprbens
,.yduter" taro etne pnroi9e Nabtpl9erll
In Der 9uremburser 3situns"; lelleWtams
leu bat aber nttts surembursiides an
Iih ais bios ben Yamen. Dem erftenS
line mir 4ursmburssr Satbplifen ; ras
Slatt jepo6 ibmabt allies, mas inns. als
&inpem Der Sir6e beilis 1T; pieIe
Sdmablu9t 1T ibr sur Manis seppreen.
3weitens trpllen mir bleiben, ipas mir
felt unrcnfliden 3eiten ,paren, unabbans
sise Burger unp ,war 4uremburser i;
pieies Ylatt aber nil unS per fas ct ne
fas unlerer luremburser Natisnalitat ents
flsipen unp uns YrsuBen rem Seinbe
Der Sretbet I unp Der STRIDE ents
sesentreiten. @arum unlsrs tribunals
berren eieiem S9anps unp 4iisentlatt
nibt ibpn lanSlt tas Sanbwerf selest
baben, fSnncn mir i6litte 2eute nun Gin
nal ni9tbssreifen!
Sn meincm leBten Srisfs babe ib Sbs
men ersabl, wie etlite rsGt 6riltli6e
Deputirte iid unltrsr Seamten, In
Der Gbambre annabmsn rsipsftip nm Gss
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(~Sorrsipsnpsa,.l
Nus Ceterrei9.

,,unlsrs peIiii6sn :3utSaps In Srtsrrsi9
tOnntsn CUR SsrsweiFuns trinssn. sSir slaab-
ten ihsn cine before 3Ifunft nabe u. bic anmas-
li9e Syrannsi tss 4ibsra!ismas lbtrwunesn, "a
lttbtn mir i'm Sanrumtrebsa tpisosr aaf BEN al.
ten Sled, uns has sneisle Srpsrimsntirsn tpirs
prbl 70 LANCE eausrn, bis Der austwaltiss Sis.
utard es an Der :3sit bait, einsn fibasn 0riT ~
tbuu, une bic bsutiSen Yrosinssn Ssfsrrsi&s ,u
annsrirsn. @Sslit, BAD piss Soft ssrbutst;
absr Dummb,it ans Spsbsit bistsn aass aut
sisisS &siultat nur re@t i@nsa bsrbsi,uflbrsn.
Omar babsu mir isst ben Ysuf los; bod frSst
es f&, sb IS ibm ni@t ~sslunssn iti sas Grab
Ssitersi3s Ills auf bic sOasn feds S4ab aaba'
i@auitln, uns hem Msifsr in Uatein bsrsits bic
srassssne arbtit ansussissn. prsassn an
Dsuti9lanss SpiBe ttsinnt nit aaer Snsrsit
bic gtrfolsuas Der fatbolii&tn Sir&s. De& Der
8tllsn yetri lttbt fefsr ais Der nsussimmerts
aaiierltubI in Berlin unp pirp ibn f&erli&
itsrtausrn Dem SsSw. Sru. yropie ssn
Srad, ais ssm Sdrsitsr jsnr 3eiItn, frlst
hermit Der ssrtinsli4fs Gant fir isins Srisfe
or mSss psrii9srt iein, CAP feline SsriSts pom
llntu,siSnstsn tets nit 6rsuSsu in Gmrfaas
ssnrmmsn.
anfnipfsnb an eas uSsn @tiasts lei bisrbsi
tsmsrft, RAP, was mid beriHt it fets ben DE-
sanfsu an Gin sinisss DsutiSIanp nit gSrIists
in mir nSbrts. Der ssssnpartise Stane Der
Dinss il isSp@ gar ni&t sarna& ansstbau, Der
gsrwirhiSuns einss icl$ea @unl9ss nit 5rsu.
Re sntsssenwlsbsu, int @ssentbsils, es mus is.
BEN gut fatbVlii3sn ssuti9sn Ssnsrrsi6sr, wis
siasm Sunssruesn isIblt bel srcssm appetite bic
CUP gu sinsm 70 tShipislissn ssmsinamsn @ab.
Is ssrssser, wsnn CT ned sasu ltbt, ME u, wsIts
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Ssriude, BEN Namen upapa" ;u lalsn,
riercfsen eipsen in ale Gcrmen brinat
rper m56te ba nibt ben 8lldlihsn be-
neipen
Dag iein SauSden nod 10 flein iein,
Zoos nod 10 bart iein, Gins beiiytre Sa<
milien> Batter, mas aue S6dye FER 98slt
ni6t be,ableu fSnnen. llnp bod siebt s5
10 @anhen, Der rieies Slid asipaltIam
spn ii6 fSet, Zen Ger SsiB slei6saltis
madt sescn paS, mas er bat unp Ger crit
penn or eS..serlcrcn, sur GrfenntniB ieinss
@ertbes Selanst.
Wie sars aneers rpiirre cs um bic Ges
ieaihaft, mic Sicl teiler uin bic G~r,iebung
Der Susenp febsn, ipenn he Gltern iid
beitreben MOLTEN, in ibren Gamilien zen
bdusli6en Trierens u erbalten, i6 sesen<
ieitis nit &atb unp Sbat liebeppa su UNI
terltlBen, unb 70 zen &inpern Gin SeiIpiel
III seben, rel6eS pteie rurd ibr san;eS
eeben ni6t serseiIen rirren |! mir iassn
Gltern uni meinen teiec, penn RE Ser
antpOrtlidfeit pes 9aters, 1T bic Serants
portiidfeit Der Mutter, he pFidt bes
einen bic Der ancern. @enn RE Srau
rur6 lieblpies Setrasen, eurd 3anten
unp S6slten ibrem Wanne renn aufsntz
bait I'M eiscnen Saule perleipet UNI ibn
~peranlaet, III fremcer @eieqi6aft ODER i'm
@irtbsbaule Die 8ube ;u iuben. wsl6e
CT bel ben Seinsn ntdt fnren fam, 10
bat lie na:irlib rie 1elsen Gd ielbit ;us
suldreiben, unp Grfabruns bat nur III
oft 9elebrt caB ta, 100 bic bduslide Gin
trabt ;sritbrt 1T. in Der Hcsel Scirs Sbeis
lie rie Shulp trasen. @aren bel eiiem
iplden 3uitanpe rie unmiyteltar Setrpfs
fenm RE ein;isen 9eipenren, 10 mare rie
SADIE mrbl nod nitt gan; IL idlimm,
aber ras 1T sben rurhauS nidt Ger 6alI.
Ni6ts mirft serrerblihsr auf pieS,uosnr,
ais elm h5ieS Seiipiel, bricnrers psnr
ries i'm eisenen rdterli6en Sauis sesss
ben wirp; nm rp feline Sinner linr.
"a bat Ger ebclide 3picipalt gar 81
biuiI9 Splgen, rurb welde rie san;l
@eleIi6aft leipct. Wanher Sruufens
tplr, man6er &ertrcder ratirt ZEN 4ns
fang ieincr unslidliden eaufbahn rpu
iraenr cinem Samiliensmiis.
SIS 1T cabsr BON auseriter SSibtis.
tisfeit fir bic Setrefenren ip,ppbI. nj,
fir ras Yublifum int Nusemeinen, RAT
beim slbi6lus elmer Gbe rie sr5bte %pr.
iidt ansswanrt weree /; lit rieielbc abe
wirflib seIdlp6en, 70 iollten belize lbei,
lie nit urausseieytsr @adiamteit aQes
;u Sermeiren luben. mas Dem anrcrr
aud nu ren Serinsiten 0uunc sur lin
sufriepenbeit seben f5nnts. @enn rie
les alsemein Selbdbs 70 wirrsn nj
balp cer traurisen N%rtbwenrisfeit ent
bpben, pom taslid iId wiecerbelenoel
Gbsi6eipun9en unp feisen @nariiTen au
webrlolt Sralen gu beri6tsu.
@enn es ni6ts Sdlimmeres sibl
al5 cine unslidlide Gbs, 10 fennsn ,pi
aud nidts S6Snetes, als cine ia
mile, welde in bdusliher Gintradt ~
iammen lebt.
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2uTemburger Wa5ette.

baltSerbSbuns eintamen. Sdpn isit
@cGen, Monaten, ia Sabren, fam MI
in rem 3eitunsen iibcr piele Materie lelcn
unS "a tletbt man einntal 10 flu9 wie
ras anpere NAL. Seper forpert bSkeren
2ebn !; Nismanr aber fraSt, mrr am Gns
ne rann ;ablen ipl! SIN alien Scnarten
Miro bic &lase abseleisrt iiter bic Nm
slaublidfcit Der Selrlrung +; jcre Nbtbei<
lung Ger Ssamtenmelt reib bicriber ibr
eisrden ansuiimmen. Nm rieIs Sers,
mianpen idlieben iid ram Gle Sanrwer<
fer nit ibrsn wrblbesrinpeten Ca
msntatipnen an. Oaber bort man
Ypn ben vStrifes" Ter Sanrwsrter in al
len srpsen 9dncern pie9merifa, Gnslanp
II. I. ~. Cine brittle 8la6e Der menIds
liGen @elellbaft bilpet Der Sauerni tanp +;
aud fir Jpn 1T eS nidt jepen Sag Sir
mes unb Saitnadt. Som friben Mprz
gen bis gum ipaten @benp mue CT arbeiten
unO I'M S9weis ieinss slnseidtes iein
Srpo %serpinnen eS fpmmen RE Wtie<
jabre unp sr serdtb in Nctb UNI Crib
lal; bilft ausS ni6ts !; er muB psmS taaz
te bic Steusrn be;ablen, eamit eerielbe
ia re6t pinftli6 ben Scamten ieinen
9rpsen 0'balt auS;ablen, eYentueI pers
sr5sern fam. User ater, fra9e ib, be-
;ablt rsnn rem Bauer, ,penn es bel ibm
nit Grnrts unp Siebitanp idisf itebt ?
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-28
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NSw York, October 2s.-The Inter
national Cricket match, arranged to take
place at Hoboken, on Friday and satur-
day. between the English eleven and the
American eleven, has been postponed
for one week on account Of the storm.
At a late hour last night, Mrs. Gree
lev unfavorable symptoms had notin-
proved. She was apparently uncon'
scious, taking very light nourishment-
The Heralds special from Berlin says
that Bancroft Davis has written a letter
to Emperor William in which he says;
II am charged by the President of the
United States, speaking 10 the name and
in behalf of the American people, to
thank your majesty for the great pains
and attention you devoted to the settle
ment of the San Juan boundary case ar
bitration."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-28

A curious accident occurred on the
Mississippi aud Tennessee railroad last
SATURDAY., near the State line, ten miles
south of the city. The up train, Con-
ductor Harry Childress. carrying large
number of visitors TO the Exposition,
was rushing along straight piece OF
track, near Joiners crossing, when the
engineer saw one hundred yards ahead
of him an apparition calculated to
startle the coolest man into excitement
From out Of the woods, at q private
crossing double mule team. pulling q
wagon loaded with cotton, oa the top OF
which negro lay asleep, ap-
peared on The track The mules
lazily dragged the load rp On
the roadlbea and stopped to resi- Tor
few seconds. A pull at the bell AID a
wild shrek OF the whistle gave warning
OF danger to the brakesmen, who rushed
to the brakes as the engine WAS reversed.
Conductor Ckilaress rushed ont and
looked ahead only to see the COW catcher
drive under the wagon---the mules, by
sudden loap, having cleared the outside
rail. A shock took place, the cotton
hsles and the negro were hurled high IN
the Rir. the mules were thrown half a
dozen wards from the track, ard the train
nasssd ON some distance, when il stopped.
The ,rpnaucsor rushed back TO pick up
the dsaa nircer, but on arriving at
the scene of The collision be found the
cos.on bales ont IN he woods and the
WAGON torn in To a ahoussnd pieces. Rush
ing ap the b2nk, he discovered the mules
ayinE through an open Esld. and saw the
now awakened driver running at full
speed up the road. minus coat and hat
The negro was thrown up about ten feet
and fell head foremost into ditch; and
as the train passed he raised his head.
his countenance expressing the greatest
terror. The conductor seeing that no
damage was done-exeept TO the wagon
to the train, firmly convinced
that it is impossible TO kill a darby by
dropping him on his head from any |
hight. That colored person will never
go to sleep near railroad track again.