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ARRIVED.
Steamship Denmark Orb sumner Feb I1 via Hayrs 10th
with Indse. and pAss q r. W. j. Hurst . -
steamship Ll Drakeori Porto Cibelo Feb u la
guara 18th Jacme gih, Cursoi 18th and PoaaPrnce I'd with
,nfe and pass. 70 Pin P0rwOOd Co
Steamship Carolina Beckett Charleston with mise aad pa
70 HenrY X. Morgan & 90.
Barnes Mallory, Savannah mise
". r. Gatuson.
s,eanshp Dominion walker Richmond City Point and Norfolk
With ndss md 20 Ol1 Dominion steamship Co
Bark Verrena. Caelamare - With NUT 80
BARK Abraham Young John b. Troop, ROTTERDAM Dec TO-
and lizards l9th With mise ii, -
E (of Hartford Sawyer Cherokee % days with COCOA
nuts sndm mahogany
Brir Oxsipre spraeue MesSna Dec 81. Eith fruit,
NJ "a Rcb 7 Provne.oSpl Paine Havana l6 iays With
Aile g. BrTan stubbs ApAacoola 10 lays with un0er
Schr A. Crooke Clrrer Jacksonville ID iays VITA lumber
Scbr J. A. Floyd Squres Georgetown. c. DAYS. with naval
WIND-Sandown light s. e. haEY and showing
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX ~ s. March The steamship Mississippi from Portland
FOR vrrpoo evening OF she will proceed
onh be- VOy age tomorrow night
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
prrI.wFR's BESEyOLENCF.

TO the RdftOr or the Trtbune.
SIR: Your correspondents may differ az to
the character of Lord Lytton and both may be right
and both wrong. What Lord LyttOn may have been to
his own class have Of knowing; but this do
know that he was benevolent and kind to tho helpless
poor giving money often. and sometimes tls IN the case
within nv own kenl Offering home free or rent on his
estate. Reserved men are often called proud
Maeaulay accused OF being supercil0usY naughty,
while 10 those who knew him he kind and gentle
"A child. It may have been with Buwer; at all events
shall cherish his memory FOR 1T Least one act Oh
noble generosity. bCOrIA
Nelu- York, Feb %, 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
TIE TWO MoRRnLs-A CORRECTION.

To the Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: / read with sympathy THE TRBUNE's
article OF to-day the senate Credit Mobilier report
expulsion OF Patterson &c, and with only ono regret
TO wiz that the report is credited Senator Morrill, OF
Vermont instead OF Senator Morrill, OF Maine. who. in
fact made IT, Mr Morrill, OF Vermont, though an esti-
mable and, believe. rgdly upright gentleman would
have never made such a report. Senator Morrill, or
Maine though the gentest Of men, and generally suaye
and 0Omplaisan Is. when his blood is up, one Oh the
bOdest, and, IN that condition, capitaI nghter
Philadelphia, March l. 1873. {. T. ID.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
Succldl Notices
Perpetual Crystal Palace
USTRIAL exhibition COMPANY
OF SEN-YORK-
STl.lRIpIIlN anO-E

sUBsCRgPTTOS TO tbs STOCK
UNION TRUST y Brori.aY
PPTh II s4FI6SGL Ave: ,a4 r7sas, s'.ts-s
HARLEM BANK Thiyc and tae aaasi .s ,so,
siauRL I'll soHY President batirc m Li:saIaaai aso.S SSS
wiiAm.st anu REchangspIace
ERASTUS Publisher RI9o-..
n B. oR, ...s 8
PAUL y sPoFFoRD. BroIaTy temporary
COMPANY, Us Broadway.
All payments must be made BY check psvsb 70 orss-
UNION TRUST COMPANY, i3.Boadra Zoe mOuey,
Of the sold the Laou Trust Company.
iSa % ils aos o % u. Sso cs ard I5ue, .rpue q,
Of 5he Industrial Exhibition Bailas D a oian1g .s 70 'n
Nasty-cgBth On.h1adred AMI Trl Foass
COMPRISING l55 "a Is eiy lots. or about % ac7es
P,y,nents 20 be made as follows;
Fvc per cent subscribing and the bitnee install.
mens not exceeding ten per cent On any one aliaenr
It is TIE ownership
In scoorance WITH by resolution
olowns MEMBERSHIPS created
the above places an b. suibou zrut' throughout s
he proDsS holder Of ,uy .H.d FREE ADMISSION
the Industrial IL biuou tie AT Gae oS'silsg lni Pnuns sss
th GaneA Of Plsnt dnrns the In' . 9pn ni nl '. b he
SrgCAL places except eOuIaed
b. the Exhibition Company
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND KIND.
CLASS FIRST PRICE sic % ADMISSIONS.
Emitting purchaser thirty admission. 70 'hs EIAbron Noe
CLASS sEcoyD r15'''TfsC PRICE. IS S. . ADMISSIONS
Emitting purchaser anety Not
CLASS THIRD PRICE. SsL 30 ADMISSIONS.
EnDg three hHnile aiSsOns Noe
transferable. Price, 80
CLASS FOURTH. PRICE. 20. LIfB
BATTLING the purchaser admission r1y he The bgns
bens the public Not Transferable Puce, SOD
CLASS FIFTH FAMILY FOR L4FE. PRICE pa
Emitting the immediate fmy (n tbe
purchasel them. iurug lifetime
admission the Exhibition. ae public Not inSiera5-
Price, 800.
CLASS SIXTH HEREDITARY AND TRANSFERABLE. Pues
SI0ol
Emitting the holder and admission % 'he Exhibition,
the building jpea the pnbic rlnsislbi. By sale ,
only the The boilers ~
honorary menb1s Of The i
With additional privileges rom time 10 tine %
granted BY the Board Of Directors
h check payable the order
The Union Trust Company
suitable Badge adopted Tor Lie. Family and Heret<sr
msnberN
will not be sli after the bang open The public
Each Purchaser membership viii be u as
building
BsaSs BANKERS and nagaa are Agents aroaga
the United States
For further information please address
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY,
no. g25 BROADWAY NBw YORK CITY
Applications vail bc ie ss order Shca they
ra InL
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
pASSFyGFRS ARRIVED.

PROM sANTO DOMISGO-Ta steamship Tybes. March 2-W ~
seaman g. Adim, H. Sos A. MiciAs. Capt Ssmaeii J.
r. Otvi. G.. q. Grone Gus Muller.
FROM SAVANNAH. Ia sermsap Cen B1rn>s, March III W
Tobias James Mcdonnell. NJ LykoEG 6 Tiga Mr. Kent J. W
Do1ng H. g. Rogers W G. Orn5ee Charles H. Howe, wife
daughter and Others ,teerage
PROM LONDON AND HAyRB-in s,onmShlp Denmark March =
Mrs Underwood sons aud daughters ALI Hill Robert GoSAn H.
Comnslne White, W. Clare Mrs liu Geo
Nj. Robinson Mr. McDoasd ani ChSs Petition.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
THE CREDIT MOBILIER.
AT WASHINGTON.

REPORT OF THE WILSON coMMTTrEE-rHEY
SUGGEST THAT THE INVESTIGATION BE CON
TINUED AT THE NEXT CONGRESS-PAssAGE
OF THE BILL FOR SUITS AGAINST CREDIT
MoBILIER STOCKHOLDERS.
lBY TELEGRAPH no THR rRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON March 2.-The Chairman OF
the Wilson Credit Mobiler Committee said yesterday
that the Committee had decided on report as to the
operations OF the Central Pacific Railroad, and he would
present It as soon could obtain the 1oor The gst
OF the document that the testimony of ycePresdent
q p Huntington is given and also that OF Richard
Franchot the agent IN this city during the sessions
OF Congress, receiving for his services $4,000 year.
showing that the Committee time pursue the
inquiry but that ought to be prosecuted in the next
Congress II impossible for the Committee To force
the attendance OF witnesses in California in time 70 ac
complish any thing before the adjournment.
The Wilson BILL OF the substitute for it which the House
put IN last week, directing the prosecution Of sundry
persons alleged to have received profits from the
Credit MObiier &c. agreed TO by the Senate with
out debate last night.
SENATOR PATTERsoN's CAsE-MR. MORRILL, CALLS
ATTENTION To THE COMMITTEES REPORT
THE SENATORS UNWILLING TO ACT UPON II
AT PRESENT.
GENERAL PRESS DISPArCHi
WARRINGTON, March 2.-Pendng action IN
the Senate this morning Mr.. Edmunds's motion TO
take recess until o'clock m. Mr. morrill, tkep''
Mel SAID the Committee appointed by order OF the SEN
ate 70 consider communication from the House Of Rep
resentatves having performed that duty and submitted
their epot feel that their duty in the matter has been
discharged and although they do not hold themselves
In the light OF prosecutors still they deem proper 10
au tho attention OF the the fact that that
report lies upon the table. and having done that duty
they await such action the Senate as in its Judgment
"a desirable. make this announcement distnctlyin
order 10 relieve yse from any possible duty that may
be devol we'd upOn the organ OF the COminlttee
M Trumbull LIB. Rep, uLl-Nhat does the senator
propose , ~, rY..,,, r,,o0 No
semsrked that this matter OF deep Importance 70
fhe senator implicated (Mr. Patterson, Rep. N hi ana
nSestef that II the Senate intended 10 consider the
resolution at ali it meet O'Clock to-day Sunday tor
That purpose. ,, 4. ,,,oo. - ,,v
arrangement the might choose 70 MAKE nuI ne
feared that other duties would prevent ms attenuAhce
at that hour. -. -.
Mr Upton O.ib Rep, Neb) said IL was evident that
fbe senators had not had opportunity 20 examine lne
,eStimOny in the case the report was made, ana
mat he would DE very unwilling to enter upon tne con-
ALTERATION OF tue matter until he knew that the senator
tmpicated r. Patterson ready with MS deIehse
NJ Trnrbuu said he hal not had time 70 examine the
evidence and that he would be very unWlihhg 20 Nue
tpon such question without having made critical ex-
animation II the testimony. ..-.
Nj sherman Rep, Ohio made the same statement
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
GoVERSME8T WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFYicE OP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFICER,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., March 81 a. ID.
hUllODSl1 for Lts DnaI lLnelil lu .l.l,ar h.,flt.1

OFYiCE OP THE CHlEF SIGNAL OPFICER,
WAsHINGION, D. c., March 81 a II. }
Sg'ODs1s for he fUentU-fyar h0tDs.
The barometer has very generally fallen
saturday night thrOug The Atlantic states but
again rihlng from the lower lakes aud south
Atlantic states westward partly cloudy weather ana
light sncW for New York and Pennsylvania; cloudy ana
clearing weather In the Southern States The low
barometer which IN Louisiana has moved
over south Carolina and beyond our stations.
Heavy rains have prevailed in the Southern ana Cuf
States during Sunday and are now followed by fresh
and brisk north and northwest winds and clearing
weather: an area OF high barometer, with very low
temperature northwest wind aud clear weather has
attended Dakota eastward to the upper lakes and
south ward 10 Texas
Probabilities.
For Monday IN New-Engiand. norfhery winds and
pTty cloudy weather in Middle States, north west
winds generally clear weather by Monday AFTERNOON
with local cloudy Ia New York Tor the SOnth AZ
1antc Guf States generally clear weather with cold
northwest winds.
Prom the DliO Valley 20 the Upper Lakes and the
north diminishing nOrIhery winds and clear cold
weather CautOnaFy Signals continue at Saginnan.
Charleston aud ilngJOn, aud afc ordered Tor hOriOK
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

Mrs. A. u. Gibbons, Mrs. F. y. Otis.
Mr.. Robert Hoe, Mrs g. II. Hepworh,
Mrs. imund wetmore. Mrs. AdOlph Rusch
Mrs. J. Langdon ward, Mrs. WIN. Emerson, ir.,
Mrs. VIM g. ChOate, Mrs. Calvin Goddard,
Mrs. Charles L. Tiffany, Mrs. Bart Brown.
Mrs. james Nj. Halsted Mrs. Louis G. Tiffany,
Mrs. c. NJ. Sterling, Miss Julia Gibbons,
Mrs Joseph II. Choate, Miss G. Howand
Mrs A Il. stone, Miss f. l.. A. Haven
Mrs. Vim. c. Whitney.
ADVISORY MEMBERS.
FN Otis. NJ. D., F. r. Leaning, MD.
Stephen, smith, NJ. D., james c. Carter,
Frederick T.. Mather, Calvin Goddard.
Charles L. Tiffany, William II. Wells,
William G. Cn0ae, AdOlpn RlscD,
Charles c. Lee. NJ D., c. II. Atwater, MD,
James F. De Peyster.
In our abors among the dependent poor attention
frequently called to the great necessity Of organ
lied ans of providing suitable nourshment 10 the sick
and we often witness the inadequaoy OF medicine aud
careful treatment for want OF proper food, properly
prepared. We believe that this grave want may he
cessfullY by the proposed scheme for establishing
"Det Kitchens throu the city as adunots 10 the
different dispensares, and we cheerfuly indOrse the
undertaking. sure that every physician will recognize
and welcome tie valuable assistance offered, and trust
that the public viii generously Of its sympathy and
aid 20 what must be deemed by all truly humane and
sanitary measure.
Edward j. Darken. House Physician, Demlt Dispen
sary.
l.. b. Warner, House Physician, Northern Dispensary
j. c. Morton. Q. g. Smith, Visiting Physicians.
Peter +. Clark, House Physician, Northwestern Dis
A. W. MAYNARD A. B. DE Luna, r. J. McGay. J. L.
Turner, Visiting Physicians.
j. =. Loines. House Physician Eastern Dispensarv.
Edward Frankel. Royal b. Prescott, Ii. lie Barron
J. A. Mcbride, House Physician, NewYork Dispen-
sary.
Horatio Comes Edward L. Pardee, 3. NJ Keeney, Wis
W. scaoonover. House Physician. North Eastern Dis
s. 5. Jones' W. A. Hawes, D. +. Leayitt, Visiting Ply
sicians
We the undersg gned, physicians and surgeons OF the
City OF New-YOrk, do heartily coincide IN the above
statements as 20 the necessity Of furnishing as proposed
the society organized or this purpose TO the liberal pat
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
Telegram,


SHRHvHPORT Feb.
bulting burned the sh Large Safe bought Of
an is urrserrr all psDers S.g1ei q JAcJas
To Halls Lock Co. rs ind Ji7 Broadway, N I.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

Investors desiFous Of procuring afrsa Rao,d Bond
Of the VERMONT DIVISION OF the PORTLAND
OGDESsBUKa RAILROAD Philadelphia inquirer
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
Philip Reir

suoeessor % Bsh0p Reia under Fifth Avense Hotel
WATCHES. JEwELRr. ami SnVKEwARE at close prices
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

aud Cape May Reports generally missing from the
Upper Lakes, Gulf states and Western Territories.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
A New story
BV
OLIVER OPTIC.


a BRAVE BOYS FORTUNE,
In 80. 2SI Of tse
NETWORK
FIRESIDE
COMPANION.
OUT TODAY
FOR-sALE By ALL NEWSDEALERS-
TBRMS-Oue Copy. One Year 81 ~
Two Copies. Que Year. 20.
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~ Beeknin.Ll. SeSYosh
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WASHINGTON.
Continued from First Page

occupied the constant labor of three ladies for period
OF four months
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

Jn the
Breakfast. Lancheon. nianer sol Sapfef Table,
LEA & PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
indispensable
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
AGENTS ROR THR UNIrt.o srtrs4
Schencks Panlonic -yrup,
SgAwERD TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS Ttrse the sar
wtl Pulmonary Cousanpcn DR. sclSock bss
bra constant Practice over thirty ooniinuay sHaHnas loIgs
peicue Aken, sl o,asamnpn hs
NASDRAkB PILLS hver aud hls NkAWkkD
TONIC dasolves the stimulates the coating the stomach s~'
@ ge,oa hs PULMONIC SYRUP .tle matar so nsts
oI without eIeroh Prepared All Tor sae ay n
SCIkSCK SON " e. nth aud krsa PhltepaA sd
hy druggists ant dealers Eesera JSo r. HENRY sos Asas
Collegs .plsoe. Wholesale Agent
Tue Morkingwomen's Irsiective Union.
the rzst
boasshol tbAChbs
COPYIsTs TRADBsWOhBN, CT SRAS. Sc saprhei 10 en-
poyers obtaining poymsnL Wages sh have
earaei collected b. Law wfeb All es % s1af
AttenGion.rWeBty years fussaa Hospital etpeneuce Ps
skin OF loag AaBlng suesssf nd Penaineauy
rnTei Coasat.tion free. Dr PRANALIH lbl Beeeker.I
eano,s Paia inx dagic O ciels aai safe 70 wa an
NT llIns shestaers, Of lane s~SA tAADSe - ssSN 40
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
The Be.t Papcr. Try n:

The Best Paper. Try IA:
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN cheapest Illustrates
weekly paper published s>s
ousu eugyngs Of machinery. novel bnigrs
gineeEng Norhs architecture. Improved m Implements
discovery years numbers 30 several
hundred engravBgS Thousnis OF volumes preserved for bnas
The practical wr ~otA he ssh
,crip,ioa price Terms So year A.y
be bad Of All neEsieAerS
PATENTS best Models Of iuVentoa. ard
skhs. idvcs DnDlshs IAN
SCIEST FIC AMERICAN the week thf seni M p hes a
null
Address the concerning patents. MUM Co, No
Plrk-rs. ode. ws<ts
Id
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

REPORT OF THE WILSON coMaIrrEE-rHEY
SUGGEST THAT THE INVESTIGATION BE CON
TINUED AT THE NEXT CoNGREss-PASsAGE
OF THE BILL FOR SUITS AGAINST CREDIT
~ ID
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-08
Giienbabnfabrten iinb in nadte=
benb erfolster Mbdnbe.uns ~ beadteu.

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bend ~erfolster Mbdnos:uns gu beadten.
Winpna, ct. peter nnb New III N
8abn. Die 3ase laufen nun mte foIst:
@efli& ssbenb perlo6ru 3ise Winuua 70 4(
@admittaes, Nodeier 325, S,patunna Cos
ct. peter 9 IS unb triTt 1920 Nadts in Stem
ulm elm. Derfe!be 3us oerla6t Seem llIm, st.
LID eebeuo, um $50 Moreens, ct. Yster sos,
&obelrr II ubr unb triHt $50 Nadmittaas
in @inoua Elm. On Der Manfato Sunftion
MAIDEN bieie :3Iee 0erbinbuus nit Der Sabn
mad Mantato.
Der ssmil4tt ,uber Accommodations . 3us
perlabt @incna 8 ubr Mcr9eus unp trift 12.45
Nadts in STEM ulm Elm rerldBt Mew him
SIS morseu5 uno triHt 1l.55 Na9ts in Ml'
mona Gin.
Gin tritter' Bug perlabt @aleca 5 1br Mor.
gems, ct. peter S.25, New llm 11.15> uni
fommt 1890 NaGmittass rad SIestY Gss
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mit.aes, Ncw ulm 2.30, ct. geter SIS une
trift $50 Mtenbs in Waieea Elm.
Der Hodefer aeeummooations . !3us ser1db'
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Go9sfsr $50 Msenss ; perldBt' leBteren 9,lat
$50 MOrsens Map tr,Ht 11.1O gormi'taes In
| Winpna Elm.
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StaatS= Neutgteiten.
SIR OeutiDe tpidbtia.

Neulid fam in Der Qesislatur bas aQsemeine
SQulseies sur Gerbanbluns, uno spar baneelte
Is iid ,peber IN, @9ulSmang nod @onfeiIon,
~ionesrn einfad I'M bic geliu,muns: haB in
iolden S@ultreiien, no bic Wsbrbeit Der &c.
sDlfsruag cine anbere ais bic eneli(6e @prade
CUR MutterIpra9e bat, tn Der betrefenbea Na=
tioaaI- Sprade iseen Sag cine Stunbe Inter.
ri@t er!beilt tuerben iol,-alio 100 Geuti9e in
Der Mebrbeit ilnb, Deutld, 100 S9weeen in
Der Mebrbeit fins, @&ueoii@ u. {. t.
Mer iolte u elauben, oa6 BON einem Mb-
f5mmlins elmer e~irsepanberten Nationalitdt
ber Mntrae eefeQt puroe. cbise 8eiimmune
aus benz @eiebe gu areiden? l1nb bod 1T benz
alto: Gin nurpeeif&er Yrsbieer Momens s. ".
pettsrlon> Der felt 1859 i'm 2anee 1T une als
&sprdieutaut BEN Blu. Gart1 Counts in, 5auit
ibt, feute ben Mutras auf @treiquug, uup bieie
.purce bonn aud bei@lv6en.
Den, enerei(den Muftreteu Der 0rn. Brandt
Don Bropn uno Subert MIler BON &amfes
County eelans 6, iene serunslidte @eiesesbe<
itimmuus tuieber gu Gbren gu triussn, uni IS
bleibt nunn1ebr ben Eerren Gfanoinasiern an.
beimseaeQt, ub lie bauOn @ebraud MAIDEN tpol'
len pber nidt.. MQein abeeisben pom Ter Sade
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cine 8urSI6tisteit. bic aGeroins5 mandc gor.
gauge bel SHentliGen cSablen erfIarlia madt,
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Sir MniiebIer auf Der 5tpur
Reierse BON Sntere0e 1T bic im Sanuar BON
5ertn Duanel I'M Observation-Disclosures tesgon.
sref1sS eingebra9te Bill, ben WnleoIern auf Der
ebeu,alieeu @iour &sierpe bic 8rif CUR gin-
b~rirsung ibrer S4lubbelese (6nal proofs) ~
verldnsern. Dtele Bill pu.be Dor einisen So
gen senebmigt uno ftreibt nor, alien pirfliten
Nnieplern, bic bereits ibre porbereitenben g.
laruneen, bel ter 3uldnbieen 0anbof1ee ab8a,
Ben, III e~rlauteu, es nit Ter MbBabe ibrer
Sdlubtelese uno init Der :3ablung bis gun,
Mdrs 1874 onfeben su laien. Der Senat
miro, ME man ~ertrartet, lem 8t(dlub beitrstsn.
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Notal= Wemigfeiten.
Ncuc @pit=8pr!
Sufptae Gsrlesuns Der pof'Of1ee inb Brief
3eituuaen &c. son iest an 3u aers{Iren, nj
fclat:.
WANDERER,
L. 3 O.
ST.. PAUL, MINI.

b.-@runbbefse an Der Min
nelota ,nb funften Gtrabe rsi6ten einen pro
tef Gin eeseu biz Wbbaltune bes 5olS- unb5eu
ma,tt.s taisltf unb serlansen be6eu gerfebun!
auf ben Gonrtbausplas oter anberspobin.
Die voli3eimanniaaft erbielt fur ben Mcna
9sbruar $2,120 ais Salair.
@eu. German Ieste ben Gntpurf elmer Or
binana psr. burd wel@e Der ct. Vlul uni
M:lwauite Giienbabnseell&aft erlaubt pirb
Elm boppeltss @steiie ~ leeen .peflt& Der Sad
ion @trabe q~ueriber ben 2anbunssplaB uni
eibley Giraffe bis ~ einem 8erbinbunespuntt
nit Der 81. paul uno yaetTe 8abn.
Der Mayor tbsilt BEN &atbe feline @rane'
mit suarum Ct ben Bs(9lub beslelten, betref
fenb bic GeRissuns ses @alairs bes Ober=Sn'
seuieurs ees Geuer- Departments auf $1,000
81 untersei6nsn l& peisert. Gin gsriu&, BIT
betrsFeube &eiolution unsed&tet Der Beiseruue
tes @aiors bur&suieBen, i&lus fetl.
@lsi@es 9aidial traf mebrere anbsre &eio'
l%utiunen. mosur& Der 8uarb Of pub!ic @orfs
ansepielsn poreen war, GENTLE Seress 81
bauen.
81. >. 9trons's 8sri9t iiber tic Gbatisfeit
bts Jeuer~0 DEPARTMENTS pirb in b%reibunberI
Gremp!aren sebrudt.
Mlo. Giiber rief bic Srbiuans, betreTeno ben
8ertauf ~seiitiser @etraafs, auf unb sr(u&te ben
Mle. &idter, barber Gustunft gu esben ; al
!sin bisier eruieoerte> ZAP er bic frasli9e Dr.
pinan, tem Glib. 1astpr iterlitfsrt babe.
DieB murbe Don Mlt. 9ilber beiritten, mel,
der tsbauptste, Nlb. &idtsr babe bas uui&is'
bare @tud Srbinans %psrfimmslt. Mlb. &i&'
ter mics bie1tn @orprrf ais uu,pabr sarud'
Mls. Giib,r aber berief i& auf Capt. Sting uni
ben @tabt.Glert, purauf cer prd1eent bic auf'
serestsn @tabtsiter CUR Srbnuns mics.
BUR Mni9aiHng pen gaaaten I'M @tabt .garl
we,ben 5000 tepiQiet.
Gin @peeial. 6 Committee, betsben6 aus ben
5erren 3tibsr, Quinty. Colder, @race une
Sobnlon, srbieIt ben auftras. 8eridt su erftat'
ten, unter mel9en 8ebineunsen oas 9aten'
uno Vetterbau5 certduff meroen rome ; eeenle
mel&er preis fir bic Gu~eiue-9otte Der s~tueiten
@arb erbalhi9 fei; enbli& einen anberen
plas ausFaeis su MAIDEN fur BEN 8au einss
anoeren Gnsine-5auits in b~erie!ben @arb.
Ger yolisei-@bef wiro aneeuieien, allen per
icnen, welde @%etaulidfeiten an prcfelicneQe
@pieler unb 'onf gu idIeatsm Greiten' pernie'
tbea, Noti3 3u eebea, Dap ie bieielten i~aubsrn,
nit Der Wnorrbuns seridti@er 8erfelsuns.
2aut 8triht ees 6rn. @@abmeiRer ~. Gid
tetragsa bic Gtnnabmen Der @tabt in benz 3eit-
raune srn1 9. Npril 1872 BIG gum I. @ar5 b.
s. $34s. 1888 81, uub he Nuseabeu $25l,2iS.-
IA, 10 bab bic 9umme pom $97,725.50 CUR
Deduns fsrnerer Nuslasen bercit lieet. SIR
.Goupons scrfalsner Sntere1sa wurDen poriges
5abr $40. 4l6.l 3 ausesgebsn.
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Dte County = Go mtNdre btelten
legten Moutag ibre eritt Sisuns in tielem Gis-
ealjabre.
81. s. g. Olivier leilete ais ncu ermablter
Counts. gubitcr in ibli9er Meife ieineu Glib,
nadSsm feline 8urei6aft nls eenistub aner<
tannt mar. unb 81. g. Gee Davis murbe cls
te6sn '5tetlrertreter ~beeirist.
Die Mussaben fir bas M~rmenbous unt @p;-
tai purbeu fir sorisen Wpnat auf $2,308.C1
be;tHert.
Ollie Mrscbute fir 5cIslieferunsen tpnrSeu
pertpcrfen, upb elm Committee trurbe aufseft0t
UNI 5o(3 fir sas County a%nsuidafen.
Der Iurnserein petitionirt Urn cine 5erab'
1ssuns Ter Eare auf ieinem @runoeieentaum.
70 nett baai'lbe fir S&ul3pede sebrau&t trire,
Go'eenose 1T Elm Mus3us ber Ginan3loss rcr
Gamley County beim S6luGe tes 3abres 1877
laut Baidt tcs County. Mubitors
Mbf9dBungen.
G'rune une psri0aliaes eiaentbuinsI82,O0 900 &C
&erfal,ne Tarsn pon 1871 unb q 1851 Il
@ertaui ou8onhs ST., 900 81 90e 10000 0(
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Ser @ d II B r.

Die &atb oliI6e 3emperenS -union
birlt Ill Minneapplis am porisen Tonnertas
ibre 3peite Sabrespcrlammluns, bic isbr sabl'
reid be iudt murte.
Das NeI beeanu nit VroyfIoa su Der neuen
tatbolltsn Rir9e, no feterli@u @ottsseisnit
itattfanb.
Sierauf wuree bic @onssntion bonn Gor(IBer
9rn. 6. ~. MeGarty er0fnet, tratrenb 3so.
5. Srelans als gel lider Dirsftcr tas @stet
Sertrug
Sine ant teu bodm' item 9rn. 9ii&of Grace
esri&tste Ginlaeuns CUR getbeilisuns erpietsrte
Der Ysreb,te Sberbirt bur& Elm paterli&es Mnt-
wortldreiter, porin er ber Union fur ibr Der
eisnRlidcs gefreben in Der gerbreituns Der
Iemperen3 feline glnerfennuns ausipra& unb fe
aufmuntrte, in tisltm Strsben fert3ufabren.
Die na9Re G%cnpsntiou pirb in Winuna
fattTaten.
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utber bic Spfer Der 99nceRur
m lieaen nun,uebr 8eridte BON omtli9cr
geite Dor, pelGe ben erG6ten Ebeil bss Staates
umfaGsn, unb wirb bur& ~bielelben conltatirt,
SaB rs Menf9sn III iensn Sturmeu iii Minns-
tote umeefommen ino. &ednet man basu bic
germiBten unb bic nod .auslebenoen 8eri9k,
10 mag bic Geiammt3abl tet @erunsllftsn f9
auf buntert b~elaufen.
Bie viele Yerloren bur@ gtfrieren Bon 5dhtn~
ben uno Gueen &c. fir ibr sanses Qeben i9tder
serleBt pu.beu, IaBt f9 niGt eenau eonllh-
tiren. !.