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FROM WASHINGTON.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
WASuISGToN, October S--The acting
secretary of the navy this morning re-
coiyed telegram announcing that the
Tallahassee had arrived at Fortress Mon
roe from New York with the Posris sur
vivors, an | would sail for Washington as
soon as the weather permitted.
The President to-day signed the COM
mission of Phillip Allen, Jr., rs post
master at Mineral Point, Wisconsin
APPOINTED.
Il .. Graves, for several years chief
clerk in the Office of the l. s. treasury, Is
to DO appointed chief examiner of the
board Of civil service commission; salary
$4,000 per snnum
The secretary of war has appointed a
commission for the
ERECTION OF A MILITARY PRISON
at Rock Island, as follows; Col. Nelson
A. Miles, Fifth infantry; Lieut.. Col W.
H. French, Second artillery Maj. Thos.
F. Barr, Judge advocate; Rev Il. q. Wiles
OF New York, secretary of the National
Prison association, and H. Il. Rockwsy of
Detroit. Mi Barr is appointed recorder
of the board. The prison is to be exclu-
.ively for tho confinement ald roforms-
ton of offenders against tho rules and
laws of the army. The secretary of war
il to visit it at lcas, scmi-annually for in
spe ton. The commissioners from civil
life shall hold their offices for years,
aud shall be paid - per day while on
duty, and necessary travelling expenses,
while officers Of the army shall be subject
to removal by the secretary o, war
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FROM BOSTON.
MEM 1RfAL SERVICES.

Nhh'hiAh shhN ~ rs,
BosToS, October s. Memorial services
were held yesterday in st. Pauls church
over the remains Of Bishop Randall The
attendance WAS large, including the grand
lodge Of Freomasons, Of which the de-
ceased was past grand master. Rey. DR..
Babcock, Of Dedhsm, read prayers and
conducted the brief services. Addresses
were made by the Reys Drs. Tying, Ven
- - 'wsan NssniugtCn ayenu. ana Wainut 4
--n---Lt LaInL--L.- mi : unnn. -. -
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THE farmers of Peoria county are deter
mined to have a pure and unsdultersted
farmers ticket Two tickets are already
in the field, an out and out republican
ticket, and one in which farmers and dem.
pcrats are go equally divided as to make
Il neither one thing nor the other. The
farmers are dissatisfied with both and will
hold . convention to nominate a purely
An.i-monopoly ticket about which there
shAll be neither the scent Of democracy
nor republication.
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TnE Commune, during their posses.
sion of Paris, destroyed among other
things all the official records of births
and marriages. As most of them were
family men and women without marriage,
or unconscious Of their own parcn,agc,the
object was to place all On level Of
equality in this spcc' The work of
restoring the records ia now in progress
IA all who are not recorded ars regarded
in the eye of the law rs illegitimate. 1t
has made brisk work for the lawyers.
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FROM PORT COLBURN

PoRT ColHuRS, October S.-Tho pro-
peller Asia loaded with wheat, from
Chicago for Montreal while coming
into the harbor Monday night, struck a
rock and sunk. Her cargo will probably
prove "a total loss
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THE Republicans of Ssngamon county,
sn their convention, have thrown over
Misc Bettio Lewis, as candidate for school
candidate, Mr.. William +. Purcell. Miss
Lewis will not retire and in the election
will probably distance Mr.. Purcell by a
good round majority. Success to Miss
Lewis, say We
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FROM KINGSTON n. Y,

KINosroN, October The weather h =
been very cold here to-day, The car. on
the New York, Kingston and Syracuse
railroad, coming from Deleware county,
were covered with snow. A snow storm
began there about A o'clock this morning
and continued nearly all dsv About 4
Get street. Residence corner Waluut
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FROM SHREVEPORT
INTERVIEWS YESTERDAY.

INTFNNFNTS 1EST EEUNI.
SHREVEPORT, October s.-Dormetto A
Johns, white, . months old Mrs. Mary
Woods, 43 years old; Chas. l.. Walden
80 years old; Chas. Milo, years old (;
Mary Il. Ridgy, weeks old John Damn,
30 years old ; Mrs. IIsrgrove, no age;
Mabina Williams, black, 10 years oil (;
Willie Simms, black, six years old
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THE "MISERERE" AT ST. PETER S

fBy CASTELAR,, the Spanish Orator and An.
thor.
There is one grand ard sublime ccre-
mony, the Miserere of ST Peterss. The
music Is exquisite the effect surprising.
Rome saw, in the sixteenth century, that
Professionalism surpassed her in music, rs
she excelled Professionalism in the arts of
painting, sculpture and architecture. To
prevent this inferiority, she naturally
sought q master of song, and found the
sublime palestrina, the Michael Angelo of
the Tyre, The pope forbade the reproduc-
lion Of his Miserere, in order that it
should DO heard only in that church whose
gigantic arches were completely in har-
mony with its sublimty. One day a no
BILE youth heard entranced the Misercre.
This youth, who may be called the Ra-
phael of music, learned it by heart and
divulged it to the world. He was Mozart
The German genius came to steal the SEE
crets of the Latin genius in the eternal
war between both races. No pea can de-
scribe the solemnity of the Misofero. Tho
night advances. Tho Bssilica is in dark
ness. Her affairs are uncovered Through
the open arches there penetratcs the un-
certain light OF dawn, which seems to
deepen the shadows. The last taper
Of the tcHcirario is hidden
behind tho altar. Tho ca
thedral resembles an immense msusolcum
with the faint cleaning of funeral torchc s
in the distance The music of the
Miserere is not instrumental. 1t is sub.
lime choir admirably combined. Now it
comes like the far of roar of tho tempest
as the vibration Of the wind upon the RI.
ms or among the Expresses of tombs /;
again liSo n lamrntntiun from tho depths
Of tho earth, or II moaning Of heaven :
angels breaking into sobs or sorrowful
weeping. The marble statues, gigantic
and Of dazzling whiteness are not
completely hidden by the darkness.
but appear like the spirits Of
past ages coming out Of the sepulchres and
looslng the shroud to Join the information
of this caatlcal of despair. The whole
| church is agitated, and vibratos is if words
| OF horror were arising from the stones
| This profound and sublime lament the
mourning of bitterness dying away into
airy circles, pene,rates the heart by the
| intensity OF it sadness II is the voice of
| Rome supplicating heaven from her load
| of ashes, as IL under her sackclo,h sh,
wri,hed in her death agony. To woep
thus, to lsmen. as the prophets Of old bv
the banks Of the Euphrstes, or among the
scattered stones Of the Euphrsto., OF
among the scattered stones of the TEN.
pie, to sigh in the sublime cadence, be.
comes city whose eternal sorrow hss no,
marred her eternal beauty. Thus sho is
enslsved David alone can be her poet
Her cantcle is ma ectic and uneQualed
Rome Rome thou art grand, thou art
immortal cves in thy desperation and thy
abandonment The human heart shall
be thy eternal alter, although the faith
which has been thy prestige should prei.h,
as the conquests that made thy grentnes.
have departed None can rob thee of
thy God-gven immortality, which Inv
poutlns have sustained, and which Thy
artists will forever preserve,
| IuYRY hrn nnu In liz L.rA..r ~ Y -.
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and firm, white mixed 75c yellow 75c;
white SOC.
Oats firm 5iM55c.
Sugar open, kettle 9lGglOlc.
Molasses, n few barrels of old sold at
Toe.
Cotton good demand.
Gold l7Cgi9 for certified checks; cur
rency per cent. premium for certified
checks.
CiNCINNATI October s.-Flour quiet
Wheat steady 81 10.
Corn quie', BIC.
Oats firm, Js(lijc.
Whiskey, no sales,
Pork, sales - bulk quiet and unchang.
cd; bacon quiet, iobbing sales; shoulders
T.; clear rib De; clear &c.
Lard firm and unchanged
co TON.
MENrHfa, October 7-Cottor irmer
low middlng l64c. Receipts ass, ship
meats 30, stock gsG0.
CIScrNNATI, October s-Cotton steady,
lie
LIVE STOCK MARKET
CuIcAGo, October Cattle receipts
1856; the market, under heavy run and
light shipping demand, ruled dull, but
prices are unchanged. Sales Native
cows and butchers steers 3 6Oai 30 good
to choice smooth steers 00@ Is. Ship
morts 1856
Hog receipts 1890 the market opened
fairly active but lower ut I 2jG4 81 Tor
common to good heavy Coos ~ for
good to choice light, and closed duh and
dropping. Shipments 65ii.
Sheep receipts l416, and quiet and lower
a. 7jni - for common to good.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

RAIN.
SAN Francisco, October 3 The first
rain Of the season was last night extend.
ing over the middle portion of the state.
This promises to be good season for the
farmers.
SUICIDE.
The wife Of Charles Belts killed herself
last night, nearly severing her heal with
u razor. Cause unknown.
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The president extracts sweetness from
every flower that blows; he will attend
The reunion of the army of the Tennessee
ut Toledo on the fifteenth inst, and did mt
authorize the statement that he won't.
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The first government contract ever
Mrs s. 4. Fuller, of New York city.
Mrs. Fuller 10 the head Of a large wood
engraving establishment, and is to do the
engraving for the illustrations in the forth
coming report Of surveys in Montana
and other western territory.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

AUCTION SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAG.
GAGE.
viii he sold at auction at the Central
house on sixth street, Cairo. Illinois. on the
lst day Of November. at 10 o'clock am. a
large quantity Of unclaimed baggage o. sat
i.ty change, thereon.
H-aDti Mrs. 7. y. GAFTNFY.
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''N' 49, - h''' - % "a
NEW ORLEANS, October S.-No arrivals
or departures. Weather clear and cool.
NASHVILLE, October s River station
airy, IL inches on the shoals. Weather
clear.
PITTsBuBG, October s.-River I'M
changed with about 20 inches in the chan
mel. Weather clear and cold
NIcKsBUGG, October s.-Down: Cres-
ent City and barges, Paragoud Mollie
More, Exporter, Natchcz Up. Glencoe
Weather clear and cool. River rising.
EVANSVILLE, October s.-Wcather
clear with heavy frost this morniag,
Mercury 80 to DO. River falling very
slowly, channel unchanged. Down: Ella
Hughes, Faystte. Up Geo. Roberts,
Silver Thrown, Eddyyille. Little bust
ness doing.
LOUISVILLE. October S.-Rver station
AIRY with Is inches in chanel, 80 inches on
Portland bar and 8 feet & inches reported
on Rising Sun bar. The river is so Low
between here and Evansville that boat
VIII soon cease to run and the packet
company propose putting two skihl on to
carry the mails. Arrivals; Pat Rogers
Gincinnati Dove No =, Madison Ada
Holman, Henderson.
ST. LOUIS, October S..-arrivcd Chas.
Brown, Cairo Labarge, Missouri river
North Wester, Keokuk Dolphin, dppor
river Departed Henry Ames, New
Orleans Julia, Vicksburg; North Wcs-
ern, keokuk; Grafton, Quincy. River
stationary. Weather clear and pleasant.
Business dull freights to New Orleans
advanced.
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THE fiost on yesterday morning was
very general throughout the north. 1t
reached Memphis, although no mention,
strange to say Under the circumstances,
wss made in the telegraphic dispatches.
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THE BULLETIN.
sBGesal Paper Of the city ANA
Oansy, the only Morning Daily
spsp Published IA southern Illinois.
.oHN Ii. oBERLY. Editor and Publisher
+, ae~dios matter on every page.

GOLD closed in New York to-day at
noon ct 1884,
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THERE are now In the harbor Of Zsnzi-
bar two admirals with nine ships Of war.
Such a force has never been seen there
heretofore, and the sultan is said To be co,
vinced that England means to put down
- - $780,, -, .,,.is,
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Surface OF water below bench mark.
EDWIN GARLAND.
Observer sig. ser. L. :. 4.
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Trimmed and untrlmmsd,I
FhhNoa FLOWERS. RIBBoNs, TRIMMINGS
:, OF all kndS, Lsces. etc, etc.
, mrs' Mcdee has also = large ARR ortment o
Fancy Articles, such AZ
NhOh tbs, COLLARS. UNIEhsLEEVEB
RUFFs, SAsHEs, ia,
And all other articles usually found In q
FlRST-CLASS MILLIN cry STORK
Mrs. McGee, in addition 10 her stock OF
Fancy and Millinery Goods, has a fine and
Complete assortment of Cincinnati Custom
made Ladies' and Misses Shoes and Chill
drens' Boots, Black and IN Coors. These
reacknowledgct to be the finest and best
yer In the market, and this Is the only
onse the city that makes them - speia,t v
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Neaer= ,1nb 2nmpe,1 : &eAie:
rr,9-

90 ruerten tiejenisen betttelt, wel9e
seaenmdrtis ben Staat eouifana be-
berrl1en, ODER sielmebr tYranniiiren.
uno bic "Deutlae 3eituns" pom News
Orleans liefert Die fpleenpe unerbauz
libe @9ilperuns Der prddtisenS taatss
reaietuns Don 2ouifana, Die cen Blr'
oerr, pura Grant aufsecrunsen NOT
Gen 1T uno auf feinen Befebl burd
Baypnette ter 8unrcstruppen aufre9,
erbatten miro:
uuniere sesenwartioe Resieruns IL
in Der Gbat cine Neserresteruns In
eioentli9en Gimme beS @ortes. Son
elmer @ertretuns bes meiben Glementea
fam tauu, bte &eoe 1ein. Gin rid
i@tslpler, unlcrupul5ler Mulate, benz
feline eisenen Greunoe niemals re9t ~
traueu lpaser, febt an Ter Spise, UNI
cine 9eeislatur febt ibu CUR Seite, BIZ
bic ~ 3pei Drittbeilen aus S9waaen
beltebt unb bic iiberbaupt Aerape 70 aus
fiebt als uenr man ibr allies MSeli9e
uno lnmSslide 3utranen tSnnte.
Yin@bad bat niemals sewuet, moran
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Site AT Bic 2eier be5 y@an
ferer."

Sat in iscer @emeinee fommen Grz
eisnii1e spr, norm jeper Gbrif ben
Ginger Uottss erfennt, !. g. Elm Strafz
aerIdt mad redt freher 5eruu6forre>
runs. Socann eibt IS Yer(cnen> BE-
rem 2eten uneSterten merfmirrig fnc,
inrem iie mshr ol5 aem6bn!ibe @eae
assanasn fine i'm 0utsn pper i'm BDz
;'cu. Sastsipneers 1T tie 2etens> unr
Sanseu1eldidte pie!er G%elbtm1rcer
Gin Stcf ~. ernfteten uno lebrreibiteu
8stradtuna.--Gs Commit mir wie cine
N~a5rldiIisffit Dor, wenit ttatt ttrattise
9ctfommni1e, wori1 tid Der Rex ire
mendae Majestatis 9eofenbart bat,
Serluren 9eben ld6t. Sie f5nnen eft
wirflamer GUT Grweduns unb Grbaus
ing ter @laubt9en Ysruertbet perber,
ais bic 1T 3eit, Srt unp Serbdltni6en
fern lissenpen Seilpisle aus absenuB>
ten Gremps!bIdern. SD bite pesbalt
Gsillibe uno eaisn, bic CUR Nni9auz
ing peer in Beribruns nit rerartisen
psrlonen sntG neutrality-suspicious. finc,
bas iie mir ,ur Gbre 0ottss uno Be-
leDruns, Mnresuns uno @ornans Ter
Gbrii1en lplde NprtommniNe m6sli&f
eenau mittbeilen mTsen. SD esoenfe
1plde Mittbeilun0en gu fammeln uno
III psr6fsntliden, weroe jeco@ Namen
BON Srt uno perionen frens Yerldmst>
S:n, tpenn es sewinl6t miro. SD be-
merle nod, pob i'd AUDI germ unerfldr>
bare Grideinunsen, penn fe senau be-
pba9tet finc, mir beridten la1e tnoem
ia bic seif, uno seiterloie M%uftlaruns
slaubensl1suer Gromeniden ni&t IT.
fpectire. Mu9 anbere fatbpltl1e Bldt<
tsr in Deutldlanp, Der S1wei3 unp
Ssterrsi9 percer UNI Nufuabme bteier
DHsntli9en 8itte erludt.
NrofeHpr Sto15.
Greiburg, In, Breissau, Deg. 1872.
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He0ierun9s:G in,niiebnn9.

Die Ginmiiduns Der Sunoesbeb6r>
ZEN in ben partetzS treit tn 2%ouitana,
sleidpiel ob bic BON ibnen unterfiBte
i'm &edt 1T ooer ni6t, 1T Der unpiperz
leslide Beweis, pae tie3eeonfructions>
uno Endorsements @elese iofort auber
Wirtiamfeit 9eieyt wernen mihen, penn
rer Sacen uno romit eas game 2anc
sur &uhe fommen, psnn @sleB unit
0ere6ti9feit malten 1cuten DaS
Ginl1reite1 ee5 Ser. Staten Difriftss
&ibtes Dureu mar cine Gpnlequens je<
ner Mfte, mag er ttelelbe nun fall9
uoer ri1tis tnterpretiren. Damit aber
lit Der Staat Don Neuem fir redtlps
uno unielbifdnptS erfldrt.
Mhfatt bab nun bic Central Reaie=
runs ben Grfols Don Berufunsen eeoeu
Durels @oreeben an oas Sberbunpesz
@sridt absepartet bdtte, erfldrte be,
Ser. Staaten General ntpalt, baB be,
prdfpent partei in Zen, Strett ersrif,
fen babe uno bic i'm unterflBenre
Trattion fir alletn bere9tist balte uni
11dSen tperoe. Wdbrenp man BIT
Gmpfeblung elmer ausemeinen Nmneftie
unp Mufbebun9 aQer Musnabmss@ Sc
1eBe In ber Sabresbotfdoft @rant's er>
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rartet bate, erIebt man fat re1en neue
G;nmiibunseu In bic ielbffdnoiae Scr
waltuns, unb Ssieitisuns Der Staats,
@eri9tsbarfeit in ZEN eisnen inutrn
Traasn zines Staates.
Wit &edt miro tarauf aufmertiam
eemadt tas Der Yrdipent auf bieie
Detle NIT tem 8aypnnet nidt Bios
9uui1ana, 1onrern ras eanse 9ano un.:
ter feline Wiuflr unp lein pe,1SnliGes
Sntere1e beuaen t5nne. Nnsenommen,
pie 8 gleltoritimmen eouifana's in Ter
praIpentsnmabl bdtten zen Nusldla9
;wtlden Grant uno Greeley seeeben,
10 wlrce bic Yarteinabme res yeBteren
fir feline ll~nterfuser in 2ouiiiuna ibr
rie Wabl 9eiidert uno ros Shidlal
Der Union bel rerartisen Nebte3uiiin>
ZEN, bic pa0enper ais llnrcht5s 3ult1ns
re ;u tsSei9nsn fnc, 1T lei9t soraus:
;uleben.
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@etraut Dobeu Gb bic beioen

er mar. @etraut baben lid bic beioen
niemals. Dem Yindbad feblt aIer<
Rings jene frs6e D%reiitieteit> NIT Der
Barmpu,b 1erer 3elt bereit mar, feline
0twaltma6rese!n sesen &edt unp &C.
ieBe rurd;uisgen, ater in jerer aneern
Bssiebuns sleidt er ieinem @orsan9er
jiemlib a'nau.
Die Ne9ieruns unleres Staates In
BEN 6inoen zines lplben Meniden gu
leben, UNI ras nod oa,u in bieier eros
zen Rrilis, ras mub bic @emitber al
Ter suten Burser in perGbat nit Nnoii
uno Y%eiorsnib erfiQen. NQerrtnss
rauert feline 5errlidfsit nur nod crei
@pden, 100 rann Der reue @jpuperneur
lein Mmt antritt /; allein aud in pieien
crei @paen fann er nod unbeil eenue
anliiten. Man braudte pent3er unz
rubis su lein, ruenn pic Q~eatslatur 70
bel9ufen ware> oab man eini9ermueen
@ertrauen su rerielben bssen f0nnte
atsr ras serare @eesntbeil 1T Der TaQ.
Sn rem aQsemsintn @irrwarr 1T cine
Nnsabl res idlimmfen @eincels in cie
2esislatur su9elaien 1poroen, Menl9en,
Die nte unp nimmer erpdblt ,perpen
fSnnen. Mue eiele Qumpen, wel9e
bort wicerredtli& ale @eieBeeber 1Ben>
werpen nun aud wobl iiyer bleiben,
Bonn NOR fol- fe binauswerfen? Selbf
anssnommen, taB &euoss morsen ras
@puYerneur6z Mmt antreten nirre, mte
Iou ct niele5 Corps Ter Nade log perz
ben? Wie fam er iid spn pieien Menz
i6en tefreien? Gr bat nidt pas Me6t
unp niAt pte Ma9t> cie 2ebi6latur gu
idubsrn, ionoern barber fann nur bic
ee9islatur ielblt entldsipen."
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fsiten Der aefibrlidien Natur @nlaf
bieten. Mebr als fedsSi9taulen
Menlden ioQsn f6 ibren Bsiimmuns
sen piIenlos Lnterorpnen. Sie wtrt
peren 9anp NIT @bisfep Ibetfutben
UNI es an allen Gnpen alsbalp nit pel
6efe unlerer weieen Sdwefernation
elmer geu6lferuns. bic %.
8etrus, @ewalttbdtisfeiten, Ylutper-
eie6en, MorD unp alien ancern Ser
breaen ni6t surldidredt. uno rie1es
Gleno miro iiber Die Supianer bereins
breden, pbne pae ie ft@ pefsn ermeben
fSnneu. Das isBt rubise 2ano mtrc
in cine @rsnstDue Serpanselt rpercen.
unc mecer Sie, nod t9 fDnnen paa
gnce p%orausitbsn. Nimmt es gle 70
Wunper, eaB bic 8ewObner bes Snriaz
ner>G errito1iums Zen @oIsus cine,
Waenabme, bic gum umitur3 ibre,
Ereibetten uno Nedte fabren muf,
firdten?"
lin Ten Gberofees unb ibren Ser:
bInosten 0eredttsfeit wtrerfabren ;u
lalen, 1T IS anseme0en, tbreNedte unp
Nnf9ten parSuleeen. @ir ieben feline
M5slidteit, Die Stlaboma>Bi Q unter
Dem prote1e Res @olfes, in osi1en 5dn>
pen Der 8ellb res 0ebiets liest, gu paf;
iren, last bic "Nmaifa". lleberoies
murre Die Organization elmer Serritoz
rialresieruns pem Gifenbabnbau ni9t
ionrerli9 fDrcsrli6 iein> rpsnn fi6 cie
Sncianer nit Ter neuen Sage Der Dinse
nidt sufrteosu sdbsn. Die Blu ent<
bdlt BE 8elimmunA raB bic Serritoz
rialre9ieruus iiber psn @runp uno Spz
oeu res Terri:prium5 in feiner @eiie
yerfisen loQe, unp IS eewinnt lomtt
Den Mni6sin, a!s pb Der Gonereb bic
rs 8edt auolbliebli6 fir ft6 III Nns
ipru9 ndbme. Go6 Is mirpe cine
IoI9e congrelltunel1e 0ewaltanmaeuns
faum Don rem Sber9ertdte Der Sereiz
ni9ten Staaten gut 9ebelben tperoen
tSnnen. NiGts fam aeaen ben Wtl<
len her Stdmme> peren @ebiet Die 2inie
Der Ntlantics uno Yacifc-8 abn pur9z
idnetren fou, unternommen percen.
Die Sabns@ eieuidaft unp Die 3esiez
rung wlrrsn better tbun, Die Nctbbdute
perlSbn!i6 ;u fimmen uno fte na6 uno
na9 Dem plan rer Gr,t6tun9 elmer
lerritprialre9ierune ;usdnsli9 ;u ma
den. Die Sueioner bei|pen caS 2anp.
uno 10 lan9e lie BEN 8etgtitel in 5dnz
pen baben, tit ibre Yul1ticn eiue unelnz
nebmbare. Wan mub fe, wie es Die
unYerlssli6feit Ger @ertrdee erbeiibt,
rIdT6tspou bebaneeln> nidt oertreiten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11
Gin Sting seiprem9t.

Bi5weilen :errednen fi6 audi 1dlaue
Spetulanten in ibren pldnen. Der
Yetroleumz Sting, Der DOR &ur;em in
Der penniylpaniiden Selresion astilpst
wurre, uno rurb mesden ftb 1dmmtz
li6e GtsentbImer ppn Seleuellen rer<
pRt6teten, nt9t mebr Sel aus ibren
@erfen pumpen III !al1en, als eer0farft
;u einem semii1en. Yreiie ;u ablorbiren
i'm Stanoe 1T, 1T mad elmer fur3en Gri<
iterj in bic Bride seeansen uno liefert
einen 1enen Beweis, pae ale Combine
tipnen CUR fintliden 8eetnfunun
uno GontroIirune Der prOpuftion uno
Gpnlumtion madtlps fnp 9eeeniber
ben @e(eben pes Ansebots unp eer
Ra@fraee.
Die Selqueuen> 8efber in pennlylz
sanien redneten fi9 aug, ra6 BET burd<
f9nittltde Gonium ibres Yropuftes 70
unb 70 piel Tauienoe GdGer beoarf
penn fte baber ibre Yruouetion auf bas
Mtnimun bei4ranfen, 70 olaubz
ten ptelslben-mdre es ibne1 mSeti9.
ben p,ets bes OeIes na@ 8elieben fea>
3ufteQen une fi@ aesen Die Yreisnieori<
euns, wel@e bur9 cine l1eberpropuftisn
uno purd cine mdbise Na1frase Dol,
3eit gu 3eit entaeben mag, 3u idlBen.
Ste BADEN babel 3u beridfdtisen uerz
sei1en, raB Die ausserebnte 8enIbuns
pes petroleums chen pur9 feline 8tQiaz
felt b:wtrtt weroen unp rae cine bauernz
II 8%ertbeueruns rel1slten 3u Bubrunsen
in nnoeren Gbeilen Der @elt, mel9e
bereits, unp rpie bert1tet tpirr, NIT tbeilz
weiiem Grfuls in @ali;isn uno in Der
Wala@et uorsenommen wurpen, flbren
mubte, 70 taB fe m5sli@fter @eiie.
~ enu fte ibren plan our Nusflbruns.
sebra@t unb ldnsere 3eit aufredt erz
balten bdtten, pes Monopols, be1en i@
ibre @eseno Fisher. erfrsute, nerluRi9
ge9onsen wdren. Do9-no@ ebe bie(e
Na&wtrtunsen YlaB sretfen tonnten,
Fno oieie 6erren 3u Der Ginfidt eelanst,
bab Is lei@ter 1T, ben plan 3u eineu,
&ins gu sntperfen uno ALE ba3u n5tbi>
gen 8eftmmunSen 3u erloGen, ais
eieIelben ben befdnbts ancrinsenoen
Wosen bes 8srfebrs sesendter ~ BE-
baupten. Gin3elne Selqueuen>8 eieer
mo&tea pabri4einli@ 3u Der Ginf@t