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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11
1871

33OiR Carver.
Senatur, S99arter.
&eprdientanten, 5 s Ou Ipit @bs
9a Watbem Sells.
34Dth Nico0st unt Ncnuiae.
Senator, 81 9 Stone.
&epraientanten, 6 ct Sultan GU
Granets 9aaien, . BenIou.
IS Dit Meefer.
@enator, 6 6 quits.
&eprdientant @ $ @reen!sai.
36 Dit Sitley unb Dfc 2ssr.
@enator, 9enry Ypebler.
&eprdientanten, 5amilton Beatty,
5MGbiIb, u " S6nell.
81 Dih &ebppoo, BROWN unb Qson.
Seaator, s Sonner.
&eprdientrntsn. s Us 8lafe, c 6 Brandt.
80 Dtt Martin, Sudion, NObles, Sod
@atOntpan, GOttrnwoob, Murray uab Yips1une.
SenatUr, @ . &iee.
&sprdieutauten, 6 Berry, Stepben NiQer,
s @ Seaser.
80 OtR Douglas pcps Stspens, Grant
anb Big Stone.
Senator, 8 g R%bittemore.
&errdleutanten, Us Melsp 9 % Sod
peQ.
40 Oft 8aubiYoti Swift unb Gbippsma.
Senator, Mubretp Stallion.
Hepraientaut g % Jrint.
Al Oft, Otter Sail, Wilfiu, @atena, Iobb,
Beltrami pcIf, GlaA 1raperle, 8eder unb
Yembina.
Senator, s q Neljpn.
&epraientanlen, s . 8rorer, 8 g Sell
ton.
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SeffeutltHe GtnIaeuna!au r erDe

Oeffentlt&e Gtnlaeuns!3 CUR srSe
ten uab poaitduoisfen 0eitauratiun: Die por
s. @@mtbt Mr. 242, Dritte 5trase. @cn
teBtan tuerben 3u ieber@ tunte + DE IuHern,
@eFl9el, 6oreleu. Gleiidlorten aIer Mrt Ni!e,
tura Waes, mas Der Martt an Oelifateden btetet,
~ierStrt. Die fein1en @eins unb 9talenre biz
tet rasins Bar; Gri@te. CONTEXT unb Gonbitu-
rs'tuaaren in better MuswabI. GieNufwartune
3u ieber Belt bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11

(mttsstb{ilt) als etns merfparDise
Sessbenbsit in bteiem 2anbe mag Der Wanberer
Ieinen Qeisrn teridten, ZAP be:m Sinl6eiren
cee am !eBten Scnntae pertorbsner 5rn. Minie
Gtnber nit ibrer trauernben Wutter am
Stsrbebette bes gaters ~itanbsn, unb MQe, mic
ie treu i'm 9eben suiammenbielten, aud in Der
Stride ben Sare bes tbearen Saters unnsaben
uno benlelben gun, Orate seleiteten - l9er
Gin suteS geiipiel fir Mnbere.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11

Das reinne unb fibeHe 6 lob 2tper Dill
(seeertbran) tn Der Welt 1T oas pon 5aaarb
IT, aswell. prdparirt am Meeresufsr aus
tr'lden aussffx&tn Qetern pom GaSmeII,
Da3arb u. 8 o.. Nem gorf. Gs it ab.
tolut rein unb fl6. Yatienten. uelde 90
stnnaal Senommen BADEN. 3ieben es allen al,bern
praparaten Dor. Merste baben ibr urtbsil 'ab-
geeeben, bae g befer fei ais irsenb Elm au>ertr
Vebertbran i'm Narfte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11

Aus Manfato nirb un5 berihtet, bag
lebten Sonntas MOrsens int Yumpibrp 3bum~
fins 5euer ausbrad, weldss aud ben beua9-
barten Stau pom MirneiOtabaus unb ben Wa-
senibop bes 5rn. u. Maser, lopie cine 2oblen-
bite oes 5rn. 0orsbed ~3ertprte uub ben g.
nanntsn srpben @9aeen ~3ufist.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11
SEER Gpurcb maricball,

gruber uu1erss Nsenten in ct. SuIepb, pirb
in ben na8teu Ioeen Stearns County b~ereiien,
I'M ausiebsnee MbpnrementsbetrGse su coffee
tiren. Die ~bprtisen Grcunpe uaieres 8lattes
iiao eriu&t, oemielten GEL. tebalfi& fem gu
molten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11

SIR NonumentaLMrbet In Stein
erbislt 81. Yeter @eneler Ben bier an bet
Staats.G air bic erfe unb einaise Yramie.
Wsr cine iol@e 8eReluns (Ir @rab-M snu-
rsnte u. {. w. ~ MAIDEN eebentt. wirb % in
fetnem 8Urtbeae fnbex, tpena It bteielbe test
maa@t, ba bic betrefenbe Nrbett tudbrenb bes
@intsrs bsbsatsne btatser aa feben ton.rat ais
our @ommersaeit. Die BerlRGtte bes bru.
@enSler If an @aibinstpn Straee e~eseniber
City Dad. 256
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11

Die 6erren @ebrIter 1imme
Ode Der 10. unb ct. Weter 9traBe in ct. paul,
balten lsts bic ret@fe Muswabl npn
@rpceries unb Yrpsifcnen Sor-
1attig. gelonbere stufmertiamfeit nerbient
ibr fhGner gprratb an in, unp auslanbiiten,
einsemaGtsa uno s%etrudnetsn Jri6ten. Nan
belutae ben selbmadooa aassefattstsn Gtcre,
I'm Nb papou ~ iber3eusen.
gsJ. Aub bic beften Sorten Weine, 81
aueure, gisasren u. {. T. Neben Zen 8unosn CUR
gerfa5uaS. preils biais, 8seienuns freunb
lid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11

ST.. Sobn SareY 1T biefer Sage mad
Gurcpa atsereist, TIM ietnsn Gerpanrten in
Neutidlanb einen Selu6 gu MAIDEN. Dir
piiniden bemielten Gin frObes @iebsrieben in
Der alien 9simatb unb alidlide @tldfebr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11

Der beftiete SdneeF BRAD
am ienfa9 Nbenb XberSt.Vau %unbl1msesenb
los unb bauerte am fulaenben Sage fort, 70
baB ber @erfebr auf ben @tra6en sebemmt
war, unb Der &eipect Dor benz Minnelota
@inter neue unb erauli9e l1nterIiBuus e.
hieIt.
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Oanf1a0ung.

GIN srnnt1e sen ). Sdnuar ssriatsb infer tteure
gate urp &atsr &aspar Minnis i'm Nltcr rrn 81 Satren.
ntrIsten mt rE htt.isea Sacranertsn, uno bic linter=
Sithnttcn icrsdbtn htstrtit alen 5retnlfN unit 8sfauntsn,
ns!te bel isinsr Stsrsislua in 10 npltrritsr sSiis tsre
Snrrluotme ~tesgate1. IN. ERA tsr,!:tea 3anf aus.
8et ct. paIl7 Z. San. 1878.
Barbara Minuic
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11

GiGttg fir SoIbatea.- Die :3:tt
CUR grbebuas eines NniprIdss auf Die nctma.
lise Bounty ron 800, nab Dem @cltte sc:,
% Suit 1866, bDrt nit tcm 81. B. sc. duf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11

Serr s. Mapn balt fets einen srOBen
Gcrratb Der beaen fransUfi6en 0eine unb
2iquors auf Eager. Ta er in bircfter @erbin.
buns nit 6ranfreid itebt, 10 1T er i'm Staabe,
fsinen Sunten bic beten Sualitaten gu ben
bilislfen yreiien su liefsrn. I'm iid bapon gu
iiberssusen, ipreae man bel ibm Dol, 30. 40
Se9fe Strabe, nabe @abai@aw ctr. 260
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11
gu oerfaufel1.

Ir9strten rcsretn gum Gerfaufs Is Nde. sltes 5c-n,s
Slnr, dQt5 ~sinaeffn;t farT IlslsS punSt gaul, ;piiGeu
ct. Eaul rao ItEace2rli5 Scsseg.
@setnQun5sH .ebr tia;s.
Tchsrss IN FER ( ffte ttsie5 Yiattes. 276
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Nreispertbeilune su Saitines.

9si Der iinsa tai!g 'batten Yreiss srtbeiluna
gum geiten Der Ct. SOnifaeius-S @ule su 5a>
filings baben folsenpe Nummera Yreiie ssuon<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11

General 1errn Der NadfoIssr bss
Sen. 9anepd I'M COMMANDO bes pefli6en
Diitrttts, 1T am purtsen DOanerRas bier elm
aetrrFsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11

&c Suittuu9cn, @risffafen etc.
n1ubten tesen anbereu StOHes auf fclsenbe
Summer DerlGohen trcrben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11

Neue@nsetsen in nebenfebeneer Spake
pple man niht lberIeben.-
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ct. Nartl Glepatpr.

s. Sanuar 1873.
SETS IN, 80. $685.; 80. 2 sl.Ol114; so.
91% Gents.
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MINNESOTA SAVINGS ASSOCIATION.
No. 143 Critic Str, ct. ganl.
DECEMBER 81. 1872.
SntsreFen fir se Osponeatsn fir bic AM ~teutieen Sage
ablaufente1 feds Mpnate fnr rerfaaen i'm @erbdltntS
BON lets prrsent per Satr. Oas Sntsrefe riro aum Ga.
pital eeiGlaser unh wsnn binnen isds Mrnaten Mol sus
riidssapsen. hat bic sanse Summe NnfPrut auf Sntertfs
fen aat Der anseeebenen Rate.
Jpbu g. Nrincc,
7O<74 Sserstdr unb edagreifer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11

SIM 5inblid auf bteie 3iHern ti!bet bic 5ra-
&c. pie siele Sabre es fir ct. paul nebnen
merSe, IN, srEberea Stabten bes @etens eten=
bartis an bic @eite eefeat su treroen, fsin
t9meres &atbfel.
Muf bic Seri9iebenen @arts sertbsilt ersiebt
f9 foleeubes &eiultat: .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11

Sanbtlder per Dugsnc pom 800 $50
Gas Sbise iino nur etli&e aus bet srcBen
Menee Der berataefesten preile. Gerner per-
ben ale sefdrbte Damen. &leiber-S tofe gu So
lenpreiien unb tarunter Yerfauft. User alio
biaise G%Qenwnaren faufen min, pirb
ieinen @ortbeil babel iinoen, bel Der 5irma ..
u. SusaiOo u. 60. suerf sOrsulpreden, che ct
lonluO feline ginf3ufe beiorst.
8. @. SngerfpIl u. 60.
SIDE Ter 3. II. @ataibap ctr. nabe Der Bride.
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Na9febenb tbeilen mir bic Namen Der fiji,
bic @slesgebunssperiobe ron 1873 erpabiteu
@enatoren unb &eprdientanten nit, ebenio biz
Ssnatcren, beren Mmts3eit fortoausrt bic d.
mutraten in bur9i6o6ener Sdrift:
1. Difrift. 5uuatun Gouny.
9enatpr. 60. Ibumptun.
&epralentanten. so. 6. Cooper, q. 8. &o-
ienbabl Iosten Sobnlen, q. 8earb.
2. Dtfrift. 8ilmore (Gaf.)
Senatpr. 8. $. Goarts.
&epraientanten. @rne Mrnelon, Stiles Gar
pcnter, 5oracs @beeler.
3. Dtfrtft. JiQmore (Bea.) .
@enatur. @m. Msisben.
&epralentanleu. s. 9. Baldwin, $. 81.
Daniels, .. Re@raden.
4. Dtfrift Mower.
@enatcr. 81. &. Noble.
&esraieutanteu. Sk .. Ginbart, 6. s.
@timlpn.
5. Difrift. Greeburn.
@enator. 8. 8. Sonsrub.
JtsP'ulen1un1tn. ~ ~. OeVe1tuuI, Y. X"
&otsers.
6. Dt0. Garitault.
@enator. 6. $. 5ut9ins.
&epraientanten. g. .. gibbs, 81. u.
5apfs.
Z. Dit. Winona (Bet.)
@enator. g. g. 8eman.
Experimentation. Collins &ice, 6. %. 1rs>
fer.
s. Gift. @inona (Gait.)
Senator. u. .. SteSens.
Experimentation. 9. y. @ilpu, s. 9. Ne-
YiQe, 8. ". Corey.
8. Oft. Slmiieb (gaf.)
@enatOr. Milo @bite.
&epraieatanten. %. 6. Sitbets, @areus
Wing.
10. Din. Slmieb (@ef)
@enator. >. g, Yorter.
Mepraientanten. s. 9. 2inbiss 81. 6. Sui,
ler.
II. Dif. Dodge.
@enator. s. 8. 9tbertou.
&epraientanten. s. 81. 5aalou, 6, %.
@eseptt.
12. Off. @teele.
@enator. Amos GpggsmeII.
&epralentanten. ". %. Wiltins, q. GoI-
qubpun.
f3, Dtfrift. @aieca.
.Seuator. ". 8. Warb.
@eprdientantsn. s. E; @aufrsr Scbn
Itpmpicn.
IA. Difritt glue Garth.
@enator. Sobn s. @easber.
&spraientanten: Subn u. &eeb, 9enrs g.
5otpe. 1bos. 6. Gbarles, Saeob YfaE Sobn
". peterlun.
Is. Dif. @abaibam. .
@enator. s. q. Wafs.
Experimentation. g. v. @esner &. g.
SAN D9fe, s. {. Mea&am, 90. 8. 9ampbeQ.
16. Off. @OObbue sum Spell.
Ssnator. 6. S. 5ubbarb.
&eprdisntauteu. u. 6. @iaisten, u.
S. Irmfruns.
II. Otf It. 8ootbue gum I9ei(.
@enator. &. @. 0eterion.
Rerrdientanteu. 8. .. &east, s. g. Ncrs=
ring, Mrtbur Gluu,.
IS. Off. &ics.
@enatpr. @. %. Sat6elber.
&%eprdientaaten. Samunb Ssmunt ion, 81,
las 9cbbs g. 6. Duubam, 8. 9. Sopfius,
Mnrretp 1bcmpiun.
10 Dti. &c @uur.
@snator. S. 1altott.
Nepraientanten. 3. 8eder 8. 6. Spain,
s. 8. 9tone.
90. Dif. Dafuta.
@enater. st. s. Gbewning.
@epraisntantsn, 6. 6. &i& peter ST..
def, So. 2ewia s. s. DtIleA 8. 6.
81. Dtf. @eott.
Eenator. Spbn9M acbonalb.
&epraentantsn. s SencerboE 8 o.
Gbabberbon.
%. Dif. @albinstou.
@enator. . 81 cabin.
Experimentation. 6 % Durant, 8 &M
@asfia, $ 5usanin. "
%. Dtf. Grfe, 3meite unb Drftte @arb
BON ct paul.
@enator. GSn,unbcRice.
&epraientanteu. SN@osers 5ubert
$ MiIIer.
"a. 0if. Gierte unb Giinfte MartS Der
Stabt ct Yaul unb Gopns Don Stanley Count
tY.
Senatcr. Sobn Mcels.
Stepr aientanteu. @surse Ssna $ q cattle,
8 s 8rainert.
Is Diff. Sennspin CAT, Mnpfa unb Sianti.
Senatur. 50 piusturs.
&spraieatanteu. Sas Me9ayn, Daniel an-
teripu.
26. Dif. 5ennepin gum She'll.
Senatcr. Qepi Butler.
Hfprdisntanten. 6 9 Terrea, 6 GletGer,
ebarlss . Glarf, 6 s 9pams.
q. Diu. 5ennspin sum 1bsil.
Seaa:cr. st 9 2anapon.
az
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q & Il prbcl II.

80. Ie; 2uepie |rrti;. 81 ). at.
l. San. Gtrrs %raua. 10 S ait.
Ssinri& %an Uirtb. 81 S. at.
5. san. EsiIri6 RSmpel. II s ait.
}. San. gaspar MiNnis g. S. alt.
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@eabn1b, 2bpnS s 81.

l07 Dritte Strabe, ct. paul. Minnelctc.
Supporters unb @rusbanbler in
Semen Wsincn, 2iausuren. Sitter Bourbon unb
Nye Wbisfep.
California Neine uHe 8ranates.
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g { II.

.. 81. Sames Ga-taEr. Glttrn SaG1es Gatsanp
unc Mars see. sSstls.
I. Saa. Narsaritha SAFE Gitt:n: Tsnl 5attr
I1e G~dthariaa ssh. &an:9i.
). Ssr. Hraus Nisps yoaursrs, GI'crn: |ettt @aUz
re7s Unt @artdra 9cb. S!H!i.
Mnerses lintcylcitsr. G!.srn HtiNtid l~tnte.lsttsr unt
Patts se5. GiI,Iaa.
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ct. @eters 1tnterftusunas=0 ereiu.

Sas 8rasten.G cmnit:st ees Ct. peterS llnterfusunas.
Ssrstns rc!n l Mcntaa IN sanuar BITS gum /. Mentas
TN %Ssetrnar 1873 beit.b r ans %folaeaoen Ssrrsn
Sberrr Siitrlft. 5'ntler Sps int Sinsinsbaus. ct.
geter Sttaee, ). MayD. Sos. Duitl, &Unspw Str. 4.
gBarb.
ltnterer Difritt. artnnb 8arl. 8rpatpas Straee, 5
Darb. 5. Ja5tins, Ct. @stsr Strase, 3. 9Da,S.
5ranf S6lid, GDrr. Gefr
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Suffer ~oerlouot!

3msi auto 8EIer an Sraue.s2rteit tSrnsn ip3lsid Be
itattt9ua9 trta!ten-3es en- puten SpbH st
d. SApe;ser.
Srrsan, Sertt g., gtirn. 70.'2
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set Il II t

purssn III ctr @taril eimmsiatrt- 8;rAc am :. San. '73.
SEER Grya1s !G,rmann
Trauirin Ssmie.a Saucr.
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- @ir MAIDEN unisre uertben 2eIer auf bic,
obpobl f@on friber iebr niebYisen, bennud
abern1als berabssiebten Yreiie in GQenmaaren
aufmerflam.
S1wa,3er Mlpaea BON 80 ~ SO Gt5.
so - 40
YspItnn - $.1903u $50
8ete beutide 8ettpedea BON 400 800
~ ~ ~ $50 2.75
@eibe 8stttedsn 800 2.25
. 400 1925
Gpt9 uno Blau %eeifreifte
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ct. HauI Warftbert6t.
Wtplefale pretfe.

u d entIt& Gurrestrt 0ebr. mt
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Deutf@. Brtef<2ife.

2tfe beutlher 8rtefe, bic Bis gum Z. San.
}. S. ntdt at9ebolt tuorben inb.
, 1873-11-04

1ofonientn. This injunction rolatos only to Tin
forKvto Police Court, and ,1nloes tho other olj
Judgea, get out intunotious tho now onos viii
formally assume thoir dutioa in ali tho other
Courts Tomorrow. +.
f7o The Associated press.1 =, .-
THE pn1uE OF LAaEh,
NEW York. Nov. decentralization having
ICON icon round With tho quality Of tic 1agor-boer
furnished from tho broworiog horoaboutg, On
saturday q convention Of brewers wnH hold in
tnfs city, at which there wore uoarly 800 present.
Ihey Woro assured that thoy could rotain their
custom II they would only manufacture good
article, so II was resolved to do SO, but to nd
,yanoo tho price from 80 to et0 barrol.> The
prowers maintain that 4 good article cannot DO
browoa for lesa. Tho advanced price will taho
effect this week.
LOSS OF BTEAMBHrP.
Tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company today
received dispatch from their ngent, announc-
Ing tho wreok and complete loss OF tho steamer
Arlol, whiol, WAS running botwoon Yokohama
and Hakodadi. The Passengers wero savet.
Tho Arlol WAS ono Of tho oldest steamers Of tho
Company, and was valued at $4,000.
ELECTION DAY.
Tomorrow being election day, 1t will bo' OBJ
served az a loyal holiday. Tho Courts, Post-Of-
1ce, Stock Exchange, aud other buildings will
re1nan closed. Tho whole police forco will DO
On duty, although no trouble iH anticipated.
, 1873-11-04
YELLOW FEVER.

Favorable Reports from tho Latcly-
Infected DISTRICTS. .
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov, 0.-Tho Oicalla scandal
is the absorbing topic. The public
feeling is intense, aud expressions
Of indignation aro bitter. Oicalls refuses to
mako statcmont to tho city press reporters,
but promises to givo a full statement Of tho
affair, showing that ho moant no harm. The
public is satisfied as to his moanneas and
oriminahty, but look anxiously for his atata-
mont.
No official reports Of new casca arc made, but
from private SOURCES We learn Of aoren this
morning.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 8.-8 p. m.-For tho twenty
fourR ending ut p. m., the yellow foyer doatha
here numbered 1--WE, and from othor causoa sov-
Hospital and throo at houses, Weather cloar
SELMA, Ala, Nov. 8.-1ho quarantine rcstric-
tlons against al points are removed.
NEW YonK, Nov, o.-The ba1o Of cotton which
was sent to Norton, Slaughter l. Co.. to be sold
for the benoat Of tho Mo1nphis sufferers, brought
s2,876, or moro than 80 por pound. On satur-
day it was shipped FREQ by tho White Star line
to Liverpool, Eng, there to DO rolled over in
further aa1eg.
MATTE STEVENSON INDUSTRIAL HOME.
From the Memphis Appeat, Mop, !.
So mnny correspondence have written to ,tB
suggesting tho establishment Of large orphan
asylum as permanent monument to tho
memory Of Matte Stevenson tint wa,aro con-
strained to urge it upon the attention Of tho
Citizens Executive Committee, the Howard As
aociation, and tho Committee charged with rails
ing money to erect q monument commemorative
Of the sweet young 1ifo that WAS expended for
our poor Such an institution would be
glorious mennonite Of tho martyr-girl, and all the
othor martyrs that gayo thoir lives tiat we might
live, and would DO q continuation OF thu work
they iiod in tho performance Of. It would be
PRACTICAL and, wo bolieve, il the dead could
spoak, would be just wllat they would wish, and
would advise. Let us have a " Matte Steven
aon =; industrial Home f9r the orphans boreft Of
from tho practical and noble conductors Of our
Rnlief Committees.
, 1873-11-04
TILE WEATHER.

WasH,Sa1GoS YerG Moy s@Iho storm st ;,, esntro on
the Northwest md Uppor Lake region, south-
westerly winds, partly cloudy weather, followed
BY brisk knorthweatorly winds, occasional rain, and
low temperature. Tor the lower lakoB, wind
baoking to southeaaterly falling baromsstsr, and
New England northweHsorly to northoastor'y
winds, rising tonlperaturo, and generally clear
wonther. For tho South Atlantic northoast
Winds, cloudy and cloaring weather. For the Gulf
States, easterly winds, cloudy weather, and oc-
casional rain near tho Western Gulf coast.
Cautionary signals continue OF Duluth, .Esca-
naba and Marquette.
orEEnAL oDaEnvAT1oNB.
CHICAGO, Nov. Fl 3. N.
, 1873-11-04
The Oldest Timber in tho World.

Probably the oldest timber in the world which
has been subjected to the uBo-ef man, is that
which iB found in tho ancient temples Of Egypt.
It is found in connection with stono work which
iB known to DO at laast 1000 yoars old. This
wood, aud the only wood used in the oonslruc-
on Sa or Of inc % temple is IN te o Of os holding
surface. Whom two blocks were laid In place,
then it appears TINT IN excavation about an inch
donp was made in each block, into which MI
hour-glasa shaped tic was driven. 1t is there
fore very difficult to force any stone from its
position. The ties appear to have been the tam
arBk, or shittim wood, Of which the ark was con-
structed, q sacred tree in ancient Egypt, aud
now very rarely found in the Valley Of tie Nile.
These dovotailed ties are just as sound now as
on tho day OF their insertion. Although fuel is
extremely scarce In that country these bits of
wood are not large enough TO mako it IN object
with Arabs to heaye off layer utter layer Of
heavy stone for so small q prize. Had they
been OF bronze, half tho old temples would havo
beon destroyed ages ago. 40 precious would they
hAve been Tor various purposes.
, 1873-11-04
SUICIDE,

speetal Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
FoNp Du Lac VIA. Nov. 3.-Leyi johnson, q
shoemaker, committed auicile ~ miles south Of
this city last night by hanging. The following
letter was found in hla pocket;
OoT. 31, 1873.
TO ths 0straeer Qf tho Poor, County a tonI du Lao:
1want you to bury nlc on tho County Farm. You
will ind $lt In my wallet to pay for my coin COM
am shoemaker by trade, and havu boon for twcaty
years. I waa born March y, 1880 consequently
my ago Ia ~ yeara nnl months, lily naEue u Low
johnson. WAS born in Hopswell, Albert County,
New brunswick. Dominion Of Canada. Tho cat1ao Of
haYo no friends no homo, md cannot my liy-
Ing. God hayo marcy on my SOUL Ny goods and
shop tools hro in Walcoustn, Town of oscoola, Wis.,
YaN eau tato ME to tho poor.house for Life. or will
, 1873-11-04
DAVENPORT.

Exchange OF N1uscntir1o City Rontls.-
EnforcclncI1t OF the Iosvn Liquor
Law.
Special nspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DAVENPORT, IT,, OCT. 3.-Tho attorneys for
tho holders Of tho bonds Of the City Of Nunca-
tino havo succeeded in exchanging somo &240,~
GOO of the bonds Of that city, issued mainly for
tho old Of railroads, tho interest on which has
not boon paid for many years, for now Muaca-
tine bonds, payable In twenty-five yoara aud
bearing interest at per cent, interest duo and
not paid being included in the bonded amount.
Creditors not represented In this hold bonds ng-
grogating 100000, which will 10 doubt bo Bot-
tied III the Bano mannoE.
The Grand Jury Of this county haa Indicted
all tho saloon-koepcra Of tho town Of Leolaire,
o1oven In number. This ia tho first attempt evor
mado to enforce the Iowa Liquor law III Scott
County.
, 1873-11-04

NArEny11LE, ILL.,, Nov. 3.-A Union County
Convention, composed of representatives from
all parties, assembled at Danby last Friday, md
nominated tho following candidates for tic w.
Pago County: For County Judge. a. 8. Janoe,
OF Danby for County Clerk, Capt. ). Cole, OF
Wheaton for Superintendent Of Schools, Q. ".
Richmoud, Of Naporvillo for Troaanrer, Lewis
Slower, Of Milton. Tho Convention was attond.
cd by full delegation from tho several towns in
tia county,
, 1873-11-04
SOUTHERN KANSAS:

Land Snlcs iM September and Oct0bers
TOPEKA, Kan., Nov. 8-The report TINT settlers
are returning from tho Arkansas Valley. in
Southern Kansas, is wholly without foundation.
On the contrary, the people from that section are
thoroughly contentod, and aro improving their
farms aa fast aH possible. Balca at the Land
Office in Southern Kentucky during September
aud October aggregate 24O,000 aereH, and rail-
road land saleH during tue same period amount
to 26, 100 Qpr6a,
, 1873-11-04

commit suicide. cannot llolp It. am inRnne
know. Ny head has been bad for weotR.
{signetD IEvr JouNaoH.
Special Dfspatoh tu The CHfcoqo Tribune,
pEoR1A, ILL.,, Nov. U.--John Little, n son Of
David Littlo, q wealthy farmor living near
Milan, ILL.,, shot himself with pistol twico In
tho forehead this morning. ue ia yot aliyo nnl
conscious. Tho causo Of tho attempted a,icido
Is not known, and he refuses to toll nnythtng
about It. It ia supposed to 10 financial troubloa,
owing to aomo 6ad Investments In stock, III
which he was heavy dealer.
, 1873-11-04
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Nov. ga meeting Of The Royal Co.
Frere presided, and Capt. Markham read m
elaborate paper on tho discoyeries made by the
Polaria expedition. Mr, Goshen, First Lord Of
the Admiralty, Lord Houghton, md Sir Henry
Rawlin were present.
At meeting Of tho National Laborors Union
tonight, it was stated that the General Agent OF
New Zealand would give FREQ passaEe TO all Ia
borora who wanted TO emigrate to that colony,
and that there WAS room there for 10000
families.
, 1873-11-04
THE GOOD YOUNG MEN or ILLINOIS,

SNfc1d1 U75Da1cH 70 1He Ch7caao 7F7baae.
yention Of delegates from Young Mems Chris
tim Associations In Illinois, which opens hero
on Thursday, will bo attended, by at least 800
delegates, for whose entertainment full ar
rangemontH hre made by tho Association In this
otY
, 1873-11-04

Special Dtslatch to Ths CAtcaPo Trtbuns.
KANSAS Orry, No., Nov. 9.-G4rr1E-Roceipts,
aslt; shipments. Lilo. Tho demand IL good from
rackers and feedars. Shippers operate sparingly.
Colorado and Toxan stcers ut t3.o0 through Te1au
cows at 81 .2091.3 through Toxan soors 1t $l.3o8
@3.l6.
uoas-pemGud weak at $3.20@3.t0.
, 1873-11-04
CASUALTIES.



Special Dispatch to The Chicayo Tribune.
AURORA, ILL.,, Oct. 8.-Joha Catsy, assistant
baggage-mastor in the employ of tho Chicago,
Burlington l. Quincy Railroad at Aurora for
eight years, had both lega cut off this morning
by switch-ongino. It is thought ho will rccoy-
or, Ho was attempting to jump Oh, aud fell ur-
der the wheels.
, 1873-11-04

SptefaE D2apafcA 70 Tie Chicago Tfi1V0e.
DETROIT, Nov. 3.--A Bay City special says !:
This noon Edward Tucker, brakeman on the
Jackson, LANSING l. Saginaw Railroad freight
train, was instantly killed near Wells station.
Tho tran was loaded with tics. Tucker got of,
and when the train started up he was caught
between tho ties and Bkida on tho side Of the
track and killed.
, 1873-11-04
AUSTRIA.

VHNNA Nov. 3.-Ihe total number OF ad-
missions to the Exhibition from the opening to
tho closing day was 7,z50,000.