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FOREIGN.
The British Parliament FaVors In
tornati0nal Arbitration by.
Ono Majority.
Eighteen Norwegian Explorers Found
Dead in Spitzbergen.
The Shah'e Donations in
London,
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON. July 8-Truo bills havo boon found
against George ndwell, Anstin Didwell, George
hroDonnoll, and Edwin Noyos, the Bank Of Eng
hAnd torgors, aud thoy will DO trlod as tho Old
Bailey in August.
Tho annual camp at Wimbledon opens to-day.
Tho Sinh Of Porsia, before leaving London,
4nadc many presents, including $4,000 to tho
noryants OF Buckingham palaco, and 1000 to
tho policemen stationed thors.
In tho Houso OF Commons, this ovoning,
HIonry 1tlonaro, Member for NIerthor-Tydyal, and
Secretary Of tho London poace Society, moved
khat, In tho opinion Of tho House, Her Ma
deHtYe Government should communicate with
foreign powora for tho purpose Of i'm
proving international, law, and with vtow
nf establishing arbitration as .. 49, : por-
botwoon nations. Mr. Richard, in support Of
his motion, stated that he Ind received largo
numbor Of lottors from Amerioa expressing
sympathy with his proposition. Ho proceeded
aona Of mon armed annually in Europe, rendering
uecossnry q taxation Of two Thousand million
on var dobts Of s750, 900, 600: In addition to
xhie, tho value Of tho labor Withdrawn from in
tluatry was estimated to be 81, ,25o, ooo 600. In
which WAS dopopulnting tho country, and Russia,
france, and Italy wore financially crippled BY
the e1ronao Of their enormous military estab-
lislmonte.
Kuod it would dcfcat Its own object, bocause the
Eontincutal nations held widely different views
Son tho subject. He asked the gentlomnn to
Withdraw tho motion.
h{r. Richard declioea to withdraw, and tho
,9s yoas to 9s nnys., Tho Speaker gaye tho cast
t7ng vote in favor Of tho notion which VAS
'Gdoptad.
, 1873-07-09
Tclegrnnhic 1trovit&ea.

At Iansing, Iowa, while the 12-year old son Of
Mr. Prayer Was running down hl1l toward tho
town, he foil down, broskiug hia neck and kill
Ing him instautly.
John T. IIulseman, who waa brought to Phila-
delphia from st. Iona to stand his trial for forg
ing tho naulo Of hia fathor-in.lAw to proaliH-
last night.
Gov, Carpenter, Of 1owe, haa heen invited to
attend the grand fcBttyal Of the United German
American Society, at New York, July 20, to cole
brsto tho union OF tho Saxon races, but no Ia
obliged to doclino.
So far, a297, ,775a1 hayo boon expended on tho
nov Iowa Capitol. OF tho last appropriation,
about s75,O00 have boen expended, aud
$50, ,224 10 arc yet undrawn. The granite Is now
being rocoiyod from 6auk Napida, Minn., aud
Cedar Falls, Iowa. No Quincy stone has yet
been received.
At Rod Rock. Iowa. last Wednesday, 1ittlo
, 1873-07-09
NEW YORK.
vga1worth to Go to Sing Sing To.Dny.-
Pncafio Steamship Investigations.
Comptroller Ereon's TrOublca--mis-
cn3lan00MR NOVA ItNm&a

wQ1wOrth to Go to Sing Sing Today.
Pacific stcn1nship Investigations
Comptroller Greon's Tr0ublcs--Mis-
collnnoou8 Ncyvs ItoHns.
NEw YonH, July 8.-By direction Of the Sheriff,
young Walworth has beon removed from his
quarters In the Tombs hithorto occupied BY him,
to cell in Murderor's Row." It is said that
when the friends Of Walworth learned of this
q doputation, including HRS. WaIworsh, Gon.
Hardin and Thurlow Weed, waited upon Sheriff
Brennan to ASCERTAIN II 1t waa not possible to
place Walworth In somc other cell, not In
tho neghborhooa q CONVICTED fel0ns f.. The
had only =! few hours before ,Tisltod Wal
worth, who had said to him: II Like my now
cell much better than I calculated. don't caro-
to bo moved from horo." The doputation alao
Tombs, "a long aa no could, but tho Sheriff or
prosaed his determination to ecnd him to Sling
Sing Prison tomorrow.
Young Walworth will loaye tho Tomba prison
n oag Ss sas s snK pas s mosesF as oanss saa
ably atrsoted.
Aaron Freeman, stookholder In tho Paoilo
Mail Steamship Company. demands that the
present Board unite with him in suit against
A. B. 8tookuell, lato President, to recover tho
value Of securities belonging to tho Company,
which he alleges were diverted from their proper
uae. The matter Was referred to the counsel Of
tho Company.
E4kT1GH nlGMuAeut al oluphof6 VI tao 4ato
Bureau Of Elections, obtained peromptory
mandamus from Judge Lawrence In tho Court
OF Common Pleas, returnablo before Judge Van
Drunt, compelling the Doard Of Estimate aud
Apporttonnont to make an appropriation
to cover tho e1poueos OF that Bureau
from Dcoember, 1871, to September. 1879,
and thus deprive the Comptroller Of hfa
standing oxcuse for tho nonpayment Of legal
claims for services rendered. On return day,
day, instoad OF making q return that thoy had
oboyed tho order, tho Board presented number
Of e1ousos why It should not be complied with.
These EXCUSES Judge YanDrunt has oyor-
ruled, and to-day, In an elaborate
opinion, orders tho Board to nhow cause on the
1lth Instant Why they should not be eant to
Ludlow atroot jail for contempt.
Justice Daniels has raQulred Comptroller
Green to show cause in tho Supreme Court to-
morrow why he does not pay tho claims OF the
Supervisors for May and June.
Patrick Halleok, who robbed tho jewelry store
Of Charles II. Phelps, and feloniously assaulted
tho latter, WIS ecntenccd to States Prison five
years.
Gov. plx las vetoed the bill providing for tho
construction OF railroad iu Wall ntreet.
JEFF Davis III etill here, and don't contemplate
leaving et present.
Alfred q. Lagraye, who was oxtradited from
Trance for burglary. but on landing hero WIN ar
rested on civil suits, wRn to-day discharged from
civil arrest by Judge Fowler, who direotod tlls
shorlH to hold Lagraye subioot to anindlctmen
for burglary.
, 1873-07-09

On Friday thoro woro four or f}ys 1eathu, aud
tho people woro considerably alarmed. .,
4 VinoonnDB papor BayRt Z" Tho torrib1o
soourgo is making itu inrondb at Evansville. Wo
aro informed by an omployc Of tho Evansville L
Charlottesville 1satlrond that five deaths have
o!ready occurred In ono boerdlng-house in that
place."
Front ths Hickman tKv.) Courier.
The hands on tho MiBaaBippi Central Road,
opposito Cairo, nre reported dying like 8lloop
from something like oholora
Birmingham, Ala. {Juig ~ IHs1ntch to tho atlanta
ItrnM.
Tho cholora is very bad hore, and tile caBca arc
generally quick aud fatal.
, 1873-07-09

DEsMo1nEs, July "a col!ision betweon two
freight trains on the Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pa-
cio Railroad took place nonr this city last night.
ginos, and ono car WAS wrecked.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 8.-Ile mail train on
tho Indianapolis l. Cincinnati Railroad run into
q freight train on q side track just above Vim
cars and the locomotive Of the mail train. No
ono WAS seriously hurt.
DEs hlo1NEs July 8.-W. Wells, editor Of tho
erosion Iosyn) Independent, WAS killed. ou
Thursday last, BY being run over by switch
ANGINA
, 1873-07-09
MEXICO.

CRY OF MEXICO, July /, via HAVANA, July T.
Tho revolution in Yucatan is extending, and the
country IL doclnred in n state Of Biego.
Tho elections for members Of tho Mexican
Congress will be held on the 9th inst. The in
uications aro TINT the minority Of the next Con-
gross will bo composed Of members opposed to
tile Administration.
Mo excitement WAS oreated over the raid Of
Col. hrackenzio into Mexico after the Kickapoo
Indians.
Tho Mexican prcBB arc urging tho Government
to confer the rights Of citizenship upon foreign
'ers without compelling them to ronouuco thoir
nationality.
1he telegraph line botween Minalitlem and
Vera Cruz llaa bcon completed.
Tho IulinnB in Chihnnhuh are on the war
path aud have killed. aeyoral citizens.
, 1873-07-09
A BUNK0 JOB.

An Impossible counsryman who refused to
giyc his uame was beaten out Of s410 in Clark
street bunko houso last night. 1t Is said
tho job was accomplished by gotting tho
rural gentleman drunk. Bunko mon, 1t
il said, havo made on an avorago $500 night
since tho races bcgan, and Of their many vio-
Tins only three hayo reported their losses ut tho
headquarters Of police. No arrests wore made
in tho caso narrated above, as tho victim did not
make complaint.
, 1873-07-09

Special Dtspatch to TAs Chicago TRIBUNE.
OTTAWA, July 8,-The Hon. A. G. Archibald
will, it is understood, accept the position Of
Lieutenant-G Governor of Nova Scotia, and Mr.
Justice Ritchie will succood linn ~ Chief Judge
In Equity Of Nova Scotia.
TonosTo, July 8.-.The shock Of an earthquake
on Sunday waB felt along tho south side Of Lake
Ontario from Niagara to Hamilton, and on the
north Hdo vest Of Toronto. It continued but
q very fow minutes, and did no damago.
HALIFAX, N. s., July s.-Tho schooner Me-
monto. Capt. Oakley, from st. Johns, n. F.,
June 20, bound to the western shore with fishery
supplies, was wreckod on the Rame night and I'LL
.h4ndB lost,
, 1873-07-09

PououKEErs1E, July 8.-Tho Eighteenth An-
nual Convention of tho international Young
Mems Christian Association Of tho United statos
ton Street Methodist Episcopal Church, in this
city, at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Tho Con-
vention will continue four or fivo days, and be-
tween 600 and GOO delegates arc expected to be
present. Already a large number have arrived,
and as fast ae thoy report OF tho Association
Hall arc assigned quarters in private families
about tho city.
, 1873-07-09

stroyod by fro last night. nndor circumstances
donoting incondtartBm. T1ioro wns circua in
was set in order to giyo an opportunity for bur-
glary in other parts Of tho city. Tho only trsnr-
anco was a Hmall policy Of 5000 IN tho Ntnn In
surnnco Company, and that 10 all that Is left Of
tho worldly effects OF d worthy widow.
, 1873-07-09

CINo1NNArI, July 8.-Part Of tho wall and
arohod brick door OF tho now addition to the
Middleport (O) Woolen Mills fell to-day, bury
Ing Hiram Everton md Joseph Ledloy In the
ruins. The formor e1trlcated himself
without injury, hut Ledley remained
beneath tho debTis three hours, while tho i'm
menso crowd, amid intenBo excteiuont, removed
tho rubbish that prevented him from either
moving OF speaking. IIo was at last rolioyed,
but found very badly hurt.
, 1873-07-09

San FRAnu1soo, July 8.-The Supervisors have
sustained tho Mayors veto of tho 0hineao latin
dry ordinance, aud hare passed III order grant
Ing tho Boushern Pacific nallrosd the right to
portions OF Louisiana street. at Misalon Day, to
bring ships aud cars togethor.
Surgeon D. gomig, who lost 4 leg ut the mas
aaoro Of the Thomas command, IL coming homo,
nearly recovered.
, 1873-07-09

PHILADELPHIA, July 8.-1t ia reported that tho
ponnsylyanla 1sailroad Company has caused tho
arrest Of four conductors on tho Phlladelrhia
and Now York Division, and also q agato-kcopor
ut Jersey City Ferry, for swindling tito Company
III aome way in coupon tickets. The pcculatiouB
are said to have beeu going Oh for long time.
, 1873-07-09
WEST INDIES,

HALIFAX, July 8.-Dormuda dates are to the
1st instant. Willie number Of men wore pump
iuE out tho stranded ship Boaumaris Castle, Ed
1,,und Ryan, in attempting to olear the strainer
the ships huld. Captain Brown and four men
went to his roacuo, but becamo exhausted and
bad to ho hauled out. Ryan Tas dead before he
was got out.
, 1873-07-09
SLIGHT FIRE.

Tho alarm Of fro at half-past "a o'clock last
night from Box 6s, WAS caused by fire in IN un-
occupied building belonging to piorco d Denja-
nlau, No. 897 Michigan avonuo. Loss, s100 ;
covered by insurance..
, 1873-07-09

FDO1ADtLfTfEB.
WASHINGTON, July 8.-On Wednesday,, for tho
with 1ocal rains on tho eastern Gulf and
Florida coasts. For tho South Atlantic States.
southwest winds, cloudy weather, and occasional
rain, followed in the afternoon by northwest
winds and clearing weather. For tho Middle
statos, continued rain during Tuesday night,
followed By northwest winds and clearing
weather on Wednesday. For New England
southoast winds, backing to northeast, with
threatening weather and occasional rain. For
cioudod weather. For the Upper Lakes aud
Northwest, northeaBterly winds and partly
cloudy weather with falling barometer and pos
sibly occasional rain.
STAGE OF WATER.
Daily report Of tho 8tago Of water, with
changes in the twenty-four hours ending 8 P.
m., July 8, 1873.
, 1873-07-09

MEMpn1s, July "A daughtor Of Capt. Ed
ward A. Colo, aged Z, was soyoroly II not fatally
burned ths morning by a musquito not catching
fire. Her fatl,or was severely burned In attompt-
ipg to aavo hiB child.
, 1873-07-09

LIVERPOOL, July 8.-TAo steamships City Of
Antwerp, Assyria, and nhoin, from Now York,
and tho MoraYian, from Montreal, have arrived
out.
NEW YoRK, July 8-Arriyod, sseamahipa Penn.
broke, from CardiH, Groece, City Of London,
Minnesota, and 8amarin, from Liverpool.
, 1873-07-09

Half n N11fc OF Railroad Trncfz Drops
Into tho N1issotlr1 River.

Gptcfai Dfspatch to Thd Chicago Tribune.
LAWRENCE, Kan., July IA half milo Of tho
Missouri Pacific. nnilroad traok near Kick
npoo Station dropped into tho Missouri
River thtH evening. 1t sank out OF sight In
The flooded stream In ono lurch,
mud without any warning. It soo'na
TINT tho river undermined tho track
without tho knowledge Of railroad mon. The
wator wlloro tho track was situated Ia now 40
foot deop. Railroad mon say 1t is tho most fear-
full ront ovor soon. Tho oscapo OF trains was al
most miraculous"
, 1873-07-09

Spceia, Dfspatch to 9he Chtcaqo Tribune.
st. PAUL, July 8.-Tho steamer Aunt Dotay
from Kalamazoo Rivor, Michigan, by vay Of the
FOX aud Wisconsin Rivers. arrived thia noon.
She loft Kalamazoo Juno a..
, 1873-07-09
MARRIAGES..


hrdo's unolo Mi. Ja,nes Norton In I1clene Ark. BY
Roy. F.ti.oF s;|,ann.a A!r T. Augusttne Y Wtfhs 2!
M1. II. u. HAnly, Of Jossamino Co., Ky.
, 1873-07-09

violation OF tho rovonuo laws. bv engaging in
trado. Ho will DO examined before Commits
eionor Clifford, at Portland.
, 1873-07-09

Violating the Revenue Law.
BEGrAsr, Me-, July 8.-DarnahuB II. ltoborts
Collector OF Dolfast, was to-day arrested by
United Btatea Marshal Marble, on a warrant for
, 1873-07-09

Tho Cofltcnniul Celebration.
HARTFORD, It,, July 8.-Tho Senate passed
resolutions approving tho Centennial Colebrn-
tion ut Philadelphia in 1876. and asking it's en-
couragement by tho people Of Connecticut.
, 1873-07-09
SPAIN.


DAgoNNE, July 8.--Don Carlos has ordered the
arrest OF the Cure of Santa Cruz.
, 1873-07-09

Special Dispatch to The Chicaoo Tribune.
JOLIET, July 8.-BogarduB, Of Chicago, and
Cook, Of this city, will hayo pigeon-shooting
to give Cook ton dead birds out Of fifty.
, 1873-07-09
CANADA.

BEnNE, July 8.-Tho Federal Assembly havo
elected Herr Hioglcr, OF Zurich, President.
, 1873-07-09

uErEsxo, H., July B.-Ths nno dwelling Of
Mrs. Morrow, on Centre ntroet, was totally de-
, 1873-07-09

SnMstrucks
NEW ORLEANS, July 8.-Moroury 00o. Three
sunBtro&es woro reported, one fatal.
, 1873-07-09

ADOVK Low |
WATTH4 |
Rtse. | Fau.

s1alow nlga wator Of 1871.
". 8. KAUFMAN, Observer,
Room 78 Major Block, Chicago.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-16
Serious Accident,

On Thursday evening, just before
dark, an accident occurred at the
Millbuck bridge, west of town, that
caused the instant death of horse,
and the serious injury of one man,
and slightly bruising annother. Hen
ry Darr and Oscar Harris, of Nash
vile, were starting home in sled,
and as they were going down the hill
toward the bridge the horses became
unmanageable and began to run.
Mr. Harris was driving, and would
have steared them straight through
the bridge, had it not been that Darr
grabbed for the lines and pulled the
horses to one side which caused
them to run against the south side of
the bridge, one ofthe horses passing
through the bridge safely while the
other went over the enbankment into
the creek, falling upon the ice, kill
ing him instantly. The two men,
together with the box of the sled,
went over with the horse. Mr.. Darr
was picked up for dead, was taken
to the Butler House, where he re
covered to consciousness during the
night. He is supposed to be injured
internally. He was taken home on
Friday morning. Harris escaped
with few slight bruises. and says
he has no desire to take another
leap The distance fallen was near
ly thirty feet.-Holmes Co. Repu6H
can.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-16
FROM WASHINGTON, ID. C..
Jan, Sth 1873

Dear Republican:
The regular arrival of your paper
so welcome to me and my family, is
q silent but constant reminder of my
neglect in reporting matters at the
Capital.
The death of your little son called
up afresh the same sad scene in my
own family. For five times have ]
been made to feel how great shad-
ow little coffin can make, and how
feebly fancy paints funeral realities.
But if / may meet five innocent,
sweet babes in Paradise, will itnot
be as agreeable as to have met them
at an age when they would be will
ing to die, old and infirm. But.
Sir, these sad notes are not the mus
ic which is welcomed by the live,
stirring world of readers, so I will
leave the minor for the major key
and be "eyes in town for your rural
readers"
scarcely need to draw the pic
ture of the bowed, elongated features
of the Rebel Republicans, like Sum-
ner, Trumbull, Schurz & Co. as they
came creeping silently back from the
polls, acknowledging that the last
"gift to Grant was a popular major
ity of 759,137. Nor need 1 draw the
faces of Sherman, Conklin, Morton
& Co. with mouths extending almost
from ear to ear and heads poised
some inches higher than ever. The in
genious, malignant and wickedly bit
ter charges against Grant absolutely
reacted in his favor. He is the best
indorsed President we ever had, and
justly so. A man with less faults
would hardly be human.
Our city, as is usual in winter, is
gay, extremely SO. Receptions, par.
ties, hops weddings, etc. ETC., are
all the rage, and rage it is literally
Several millions have been expended
in improving our streets within {
few months, and the Improvements
are marvelously great. Indeed, eriti
cism are made, and with some show
ofjustice, but in the aggregate thC
result is a source of pride. Ou
broad streets, with wood pavemen
and cement pavements and sidewalk
wider than the general average o
streets in other cities, makes our cit,
the finest in the world, or rathe
about to take that ranks when tn
present plans are completed, whicl
may take another year, We ask tn
world to come and see if it is no
so.
We are having a very hard fgh
here with the small pox, and at thi'
time we cannot truthfully say tha
we hold our ground, though ou
Board of Health are able, efficien
and dilligent.
Great preparations are being mad
for the Inauguration of Grant on th
4th of March. Probably the displa
on that occasion will surpass all pre-
ceeding occasions of the kind sine
the flag of the British Lion was haul
ed down. N. A.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-16
Sudden Death.

Last Saturday party of men and
hoys from this County went over
the line near Spencerville, into Jen-
nings township. Van Vert County,
for the purpose of indulging in a
circle hunt. After they returned
home they missed one of their mem
bers, one William Castle. Search
was at once made for him, and about
2 o'clock on Sunday morning he
was found dead in the woods, partly
covered with the snow that was fall
ing, and his gun leaning against a
tree beside him. His remains were
taken to his mothers house, and a
post mortem examination revealed
tn fact that he had died of heart dis
ease. Deceased was about 16 years
of age.-Lima Gazette.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-16

A MAGNIFICENT LOT OF Hoes
Maj. B. w, Carlisle, of this county,
sold last week to Fred, Bauman, of
THIS city, lot of hogs, of his own
raising and feeding, the finest, pro
badly, ever seen in the city, or ever
raised in the county. They were
eighty-two in number, delivered in
two lots, one of forty-two hogs av-
eraging 465 pounds in weight, and
the other of 40, averaging perhaps a
few pounds less. The whole lot av-
eraged9S months ofage, and have
been fed grain only since the 9th of
Sept, having been kept on clover
previous TO that time.-LancaSter
Gazette.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-16
The Center of fGravity of the Pop
rrIa

Gen, Garfield writes rs follows to
the New York Nation: >
notice an article in toe National
of November 2lst, entitled, "a Sec
tional Review of the Late Canvass"
in which this sentence occurs 1.-The
center of gravity of the population
has not, we believe, crossed the great
Appalachian range"
/ think you are in error. / had
occasion to consider that question a
year since, and at my request Prof.
Hilgard, of tue Coast Survep, made q
series of calculations TO ascertain the
center of gravity OF the population
as shown by each of the last four
censuses. He supposes plan of the
exact shape and size of the United
States, exclusive of Alaska, loaded
with the actual population and ascer-
tain the points on which it would
balance.
BY the process he found that in
1910 the center Of granity of the pop
ulation was a point in Virginia
near the eastern foot of the Appala-
chian chain, and near the parallel of
thirty degrees north latitude.
In 1850 this center had moved
westward fifty seven miles across the
mountains to point nearly south of
Parkersburg, Virginia,
In 1860 it had moved westward
eighty-two miles, to a point nearly
south of Chillicothe, Ohio. |
In 1870 it had reached q point
near Wilmington, Clinton County,
Ohio, about forty five miles north
east of Cincinnati.
In no case had it widely departed
from the thirty-ninth parallel.
Ifthe same rate be maintained dur
during the three next decades, which
1 doubt, it will fall in the neighbor-
hood of Bloomington. Indiana, in
1900.
Professor Hilgard also found that
line drawn from Lake Erie, at the
northeastern corner of Ohio, to Pen
sacola, in Florida, would divide the
population Of the United States, as
it stood in 1870, into two equal parts,
This line is nearly PARALLEL to the
line of the Atlantic coast.
From these calculations it will ap
pear that both the ''center of grIvi-
tp" and the lines that divide the po-
pulation in half are more than I50
miles west of the Appalachian.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-16
~Fronk RIa;r opd RIo;r o.

~Frank Blair, and Blair Gratz
Brown now have each other by the
ears. Blair tells Brown that Brown
told Blair that he, Brown, could run
and be elected, therefore he, Blair,
went for Brown, while Brown tells
Blair that he, Blair told him Brown
that he, Brown should be elected if
he would run, and that now he be-
lieves that blair is and was a liar,
while he Blair, persists that he.
Brown was drunk when he told him
so, and furthermore that he, Blair
never told him, Brown any such
thing, for he, Blair never knew any
thing about politics till after election.
Let them B B!--Pomeroy's Democrat.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-16
ONE very noticeable and crafty !,

One very noticeable and crafty ing
feature is the growing prepondera nee
of German immigration. Germany
gave US in 1872 moro than five
twelfths of all our immigrants, and
though exceptional causes may be
cited to account for this we arc dis
posed to think that, as the basis OF
German nationality widens on this
Continent, the greater must become
its power of attracting fresh accre
tons from the mother country. We
need hardly remark that there is not
a more encouraging feature in our
political future than this rapid in
crease of the German element among
our people.-N Y. Times.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-16
~Our subscription list is run

wOur subscription list is run
ming up very rapidly, as it should do.
In the language of another: "With
the long winter evenings now before
us, every man in the county ought
to take some paper, and there is
none so profitable as the paper pub
lishe0 in his own county. Not un-
frequently it is the case that single
article of local Importance appears
in tie paper which will more than
compensate him for the money paid
for it for q whole year."