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The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-08-02

4 New York female who reads that the
hoosac Tunnel costs $500 per yard, said
she would have dress psttern off from
;hat piece If The Old. mas did sct lay up 3
ceat for the Gaxk-two years
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-08-02

A youth and maiden we're dancing the
lancers. In the course Of the insane con:
versa,in which the dance necessitatcs. he
took to questioning her as to her accom-.
piishmen,s "Uo you paint2" he az ked.
lie wondered vha. on earth she got mad
about
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-08-02

= 'EdrIosITY Ton id6 rsreh Of J. Les
,6in,ky. OF Cottonwood, may be seen Gu
riosity in the shape of calf with a minea
ture fore:leea--. Three o. ies legs are Of the
ordinary size but the right fore leg is but
nine-inchesiu-length, small in circunfer.
ence, and the hoof is not split but pointed
like the end. OF -ee~'s hsru.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-06

Ter SIrfaaten fSnnen anrsynleits
ni9t ee3puneen msrcen, in einem e taa,
te III bleitcn. rer aualdlieslid Yoa Ne,
germ rreiert plree. Der tefannte
Nbolitioni1 9c1tuu u. @ieeines
lprud bersitS sur 3eit, ols nod @ent>
&c On biz Nufbebuus Ter Sflauerei
ra@ten, bic 8~ebauptuns uus, eab he
Neser ni&t nur ibre Greibeit erbalten,
(ontern aud RE @olffaatsn, nit @us>
l9lue Ter psiben Rats, bewobnen Mir
Zen.
Dem !esten Gsnius 3ufolse CAB Is
rrei Staaten i'm lnionspsrbante, IN
rensn rie Neser>B es6lteruns bsr tpst>
Zen an 3abl Iberleee,t mar. 2cuifa.
ma latte 362.065 rreiee uno 364,12O
farbise Bewobner. MiifiIppi 1886
,peise uno 444.20l farbise, Cd Ga
rolina 289,667 rpeise unp 415,8l4
farbise. Sn bret anteren Staaten,
admli@ Glorica, alabama unp @ecrz
9ta iinb tie Neser fat chen 70 sablret&
wie RE @eisen. Ger nd9fe Genius
miro rorausi&tli@ Elm gan, anreres
3oblenpsrbdltnib ipii4en ZEN beiren
9ocer in Den 9enannten Staaten aufz
mei1en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-06
OaS @abl: Nrp9ratn,r, Der
aatbplifem int Oe,1tieb>
LAMB.

Die bevorfebenbsn 8ablen fit ben
reutlden 3eidstas bei@dftteen rae
@plf in Deutl1lano 9esenpartiS in
bubeu, @rare. GO 1T Tin eetpalttses
&insen Der Yarteien INN bic Sberberrs
iaaft in Der 0elebsebuus res reutl9en
3ei&s. Die S5lnilde Golfsjeituns.
Elm 5auptursun eer ~ irfliden 8atbolis
ten, brinst eeren @ablpro9ramm unb
iast CUR e%rfldruns, pie folet:
Nt&t uu. tieGinbeit tesNei&es, ni@t
UNI bas &aiierbaus, niat I'M, ben @i>
berfreit Der peri&ieeenen Betenntni7e,
nt4t nm tiele ODER iene Ginrfdtuna
bes &et@es tantelt Is f@ ; Go bons
belt ft@ i'm lebten @runee eiu,ia uub
aleir IN, bic dsioe
Greibeit serair@e, IN, s0erfaEunosz
re@t BET arifli9en GonfeiTon, uu, Ben
@rifli&en Gbarafter beS Rei9es. au,s
anbere 1T Beitpert = Grusen, teren
u.ebr oeer u,ineer ri@ti9e 26iune teine
2ebensfrase fit unier @olt Billet.
Die Gruse ater mad lem 5fenhi&en
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-06
8etrefenb Bic Sm6iamer=

ruaren tister BE tatboliidsn Snteu0sn
elmer feincielisen Sppriition semifer
Settsn preisseseben ; ieSt 1detnt in
bisier 6infi6t cine Aenrerune rfclst
III lein. Der in PORTLAND, Sreaon, IT.
iasinente ~Gatbolie Sentinel" beri9tet
ndmlt@:
"@ir fint ron mabsebsneer Ssite
bena9ri@tist RAP ten relpetttpen @utc>
ritdten Grlaubnib Se8eben rorten 1T,
innerbalb rer @rdnjen rer yaf;ma &ez
lsrpation i'm @aibinston 1erritorium
unp Der 2appei Nslerpation I'M Eerrt>
forum Soabo &ir@en 3u bauen. Bis>
BET oerboten bic protefantil9en Nsenter
Gle Grridtuna tatbolii9er @otte6bdu>
Jet in rieien @%elerYatiunen uub er3trarz
gen ibre in%tulerantsn Befsble NIT Sc;
malt. @ber felt RE Nnselssenbeit in
beicnrerS bemerftarer @eile in rem
6aue res MsentenN onleitb pon9appai
rur ras Yublifum 9etradt wuree,
l&eint rie &eaieruna bic Sa@e in red>
ten ei&te aufSufa1en uno bat ibre
Aeentsn beorrert, ih ni9t in rie Nrs
belt rer fatbolilden Mi1fonars sinsuz
milten lei Ter GrflQuns ibrer seiitliz
den pFiaten eeee1 tisjeuisen Snria<
rerr, melde 8atbolifen finp prer an,
liebfen cen, tatbolilden @ottespienfe
beimobnen. - Dem 0ernebmen mad
loI losleid auf jeber Der beiren &eier<
pationer cine fatbolii9e Stride erriatet
rperrcn."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-06
Gin,panberun9 Der rnifieben
Mennpniten.

Die erwartete MISUNDERSTANDING
Don Mennoniten aus Nublanb bat cine
8%eeeutuns fir risis5 Qonr, bic ni@t
unteri9dyt uerren rarf. Die aussz
meme Nufmsrfiamfeit, nidt tie Ter
aus ielbfiidtiesn 3wefen entiprinz
sente Der Qanelpefu!anten unb Qei:er
pom Giienbabnen, bat fd aud bereit5
pieiem @e9eni tanne ;%u9erpanrt. Gin
Mew Yolfer Beridteritatter batte fdr;z
lid cine llnssre llnterrecuns ibsr tie
Wennonitcn nit paitor q. Neumann,
Gem @orfebsr rsr Nswsyorfsr Grange
liiden GmiSraatens Miilon, pel4sr f9
per bereits rcrt MnBefommenen alS NIT
amerifanii1sn @erbdltntfen wubl ser<
trauter Berat5er NIT Gnersie ansenpn1>
men.
De- 8ert9t lautet, ,pie folst:
Iie eriten Wennoni.sn 20 Tamiz
lien, famen nit Ter .6ammonia" in
In Nsw yorf an. Tribsr finp idpn
3wet Nbtbeilunsen reutiber Ginwanees
rer aus Sioruelano tort einpetroi,en,
Gle jepod entperer rer lutterilbsn Deer
rsformtrten airde %ansetSten. Oieis
erite Mbtbsiluns Der Diennoniten ioute
bersits am uurisen Samfa5 mad Fem
@eten ubrsilen, "a ie aber einen ftiQen
Sabbatb bod balten, 70 perblisbsn fe
Bis Montas in Cattle 0arten, NO am
Sonntas Yaior Nsuman auf ibren
@unl4 @ottssrienR in reutIdnS praz
DE NIT ibnen belt. Die Wennoniten
rparen friber in Sfpreueen, narnent>
LID tsi Stetttn. Grierbers u. {. ~. an
li@ig. Anfanes pieies Sabrbunbsrts
panperten Gle pamals l1on poblbas
bsntsn, blibsneen @ennoniten > Golp>
MEMS mad Nuslanp aus, ia fe Yreu>
zen sun, Militdrptsnf swinsen ,polte.
Die rufdl&e Resieruns f&ert. ttnen in
einsm gertrase Befrsiuns pom Mili>
tdrrienh SeIbfosrwaltuna, freien sc,
brau9 BET eeutf9sn Spra9e u. +: 10
auf erpise 3eiten Su. Nm a. SUM-
1871 murren ibnen jsre@ ale risi.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-06
=3alember.
Oie Iette 2arpe Dom Gef@t.

Sstanntli@ bebaupten bic @ortfab>
ret rer ioeenannten ~Nlttatbulitsn"-
Yiel trefenrer r,ennt man iIe ~Neupros
tefanten"- tae fe Die STRIDE in tbrer
ur1pransli4sn 3einbeit reprdlentiren.
Da nunmsbr iosben Ter @bl9lub Ter
SraaniIatipn rer e%rrdtnten Secte in
Deutialanp erfolst 1T rur@ tie @ubl
zines @o%eenannten BiltofS, 70 perlobnt
IS G@ Der Mibe, einen Blid ouf rem
@erlauf Der &om3pie-eenn peitsr III
es ni9tS gu >rerfen.
Sn elmer 8erlammluns ron nsupro>
teRantilden Delesaten III R5ln am
Nbeia wuroe prufehor Neinfens aus
Bonn, Gin a~b9ffaQencr Yrieiter, gum
Bil9ofe Der Sefte auserfcren. lin
aber als 8ildof ralten 81 f6nnen. be-
burfte tt rer @onlefration. Da ftan>
ben bic 6erren Gorti1rittler am Bers
se, Tenn fslbfnertdnpli@ aab ii@ fein
fa,bolilden Bil9of Deutldlanrs.
ia gang Gurupes, ea3u bier, in cieier
RomSpie bic 6auptroue 3u lpielen.
@a5 tbun?
Sc miro NIT ben Santnifen in
1puanb unterbanpelt, unb am ii. Mu>
9uf fanp in Ter Sanienifenz STRIDE ~
R0tterpam Die Na@abmune Ter BIZ
]aS1iaen Gpniefraticn fatt, renn cine
,pirtlide par fie nt@t, ia einNttranni>
oer Ten Mnreren uconietrirt". Gin Zen
Neuprotefanten er9ebene8 8latt beri9>
tet tarlber:
~Rottertam, II. NusuR. 6eute
fritz 3ebn llbr fano in ter ct. 0auren>
tiustirae bic Gonieeration bss gil9o,
fe6 &infeln pom 6arlent unp res Bi>
1dpfes &einfens unter Zen, iibli9en
Ceremonial fat. s,rofeGor &noopt,
,pelder NIT YrufsGsr Reuf1 perm
&einfens ai1itirte, serla5 sorta Elm
Nftsnfid, norm be;euet &purre, fa6 bic
@abl Res Germ &eintenS gum altfa>
tbplii9en 8ii@of bes Dsuti&en 3ei,
DIES pom A. Suli eur@ II @db!er er>
fpl9t tpar. Der Eaplan Yafratb bielt
ben 9trtenfab. Die Geiet touerte
Iber bret Stunben. Der MuSIduB
bes Central Committee par pertrete,
our9 Die 6erren Dllffna, @ottels,
2an9eu, 6aieneleYer nno Berebauien,
uuo et1pa so Teputfrte BON 85ln,
Bonn, @refslr, llerpinsen, 6asen,'
8rahtl e. tuaren ;ueesen. Die eng
liide STRIDE BON Dl0elporf 1anrte ZEN
Yaacr 8rppn al5 Gelioirten."
1uTenesr f5nnte ras wirflide
Sbsttaupt ter Meuprrtefanten feline
tbatll9li9e Trennuns pom Ger fatboli>
l9en &irde eur9aus ni9t manifefiren,
als inoem IS id sleidSeitie NIT einem
San eniitenbil9of in 9leihe @eibe uno
@lier ileute. Die SAM enifen Ieten
felt mebr al6 einem S%atrbuneert Don
Der STRIDE a%bsefauen, unb Niemanren
fel e5 bisbsr i'm Grnite ein> rieIelben
nod ais Ratboliten 81 tstradten, bis
Die Nsuprptetanten unlerer Belt nit
tenlelben eemeine Sade ma9tsn.
Sanleniil unp N%eyprottant beiet alto
eeraee 70 Stel wie 9utberaner uno Mez
tbpeit-menn man tersn 0srbdltniS
sur fatboliiden STRIDE ins Nuse faet.
Damit 1T bic leBte Sarte au~sselpieIt,
unp iers weitere 8etauptuns zines
Mi6elis, Geinfsns u. {. 10. als pdreu
fle bic wahrsn Ratbolifen, daratteriitrt
fte curd ibre neue 4artnerldaft alS
@letsner uno 6eudler. Son aufri9z
tt9em fatbcliidem 8lauben fam unter
iol9en umfanren gar feline Nete mebr
ietn ; Der tbatlddliae AbfaQ BON Ter
STRIDE Gbriti wuree an, IL. Nusuit
1873 In 3cttercom rur@ YrofeGor
&einfenS ~teiieselt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-06

aar3:n rplrte. TbierS 3uruf pom "a.
Mat al tie Coalition in rer Naticnalz
@sriammluns: ~3eist uns ZEN DO
harden, rem ibr Granfreia 9eben
tSnnt!" bat aud beute BON ieinsr
Duat nod tpenis uerloren. CT tpdrre
aber in Staub serfaQen, pen1 ale &e>
y~aliiten fd auf Ginen Tbrcn>G anot>
eaten rereiniesn ,pirren. Damn pdrz
Ten bic 9unapartiiten Ten ractcalteup>
fratii&en Republitanern 3usetrtsben,
unb bieie Yarteien ndnten ALIEN Ter
confitutionel >unonar@i&en 9esenlber.
Bon tenn parlamentartl9en @ablplate
mare tieie Yartei<G Coalition balp uno
lei@t bintpessecrdnst, uno seieste fe
zen Rampf auf bic StraBs. - einee eS
ibr ni@t better als int SUM- 1848.
Is f@eirt -Yersi9tet Der
@raf pom Gbamboro nidt auf itin
8e@t uno bleibt 9bron . Gantirat.
Ma8 tabsr aud Ter Graf .. paris
%8utmltbis pper bodbersis senus fin,
UNI ieinen Mniprl@en ~ entiaeen, 70
uirp cod b5df mubrldeinli@ Elm Be-
trdattder Stdl bsr Crleaniaen 3u
zen eonitrpatipen 3epublitaneru iiberz
aeten, Is mibte ten,t fem, raj Dnfel
aumale als orleanii9er Yb5nir feline
S9winsen entfalttte. Cieier Yrin;
1T rfenbar ni9t ssionnen, slei9 Dios
eletian ieinen 8obl su taueu, 1onbern
In ras politiide @etrtebe ein3uereifen,
uap ni&t blpb bic Srleanifen, ionbern
aud bic eoniersatiuen 3epublifaner
ldsinen i'm fir ben Ga1 3u r~eierpirep>
paB ibnen tie &apical> unoS rcial>Dez
motratsn lter BE 85pfe 3u wadien
proben, uup cine MppeQatiou an bic
lebte SnfanA an bic Mrmee, ssboten.if
pie nod nten,als fit bic Hepublit be-
seiitert tray. Da nun Granffei@ &C.
aenparti9 pbne etnen slidliaen Gelp>
BERN IL, 10 ri,fte lie Mrmse etnent fS>
nisli@sn prin;en, ter als Solcat per-
iSnli@en Mutb ;eiete, pobl nod ant
liebiten 9sborden. @u@ 81. 5biers
bebanrelte ben 6ersos INNER NIT auf>
faQenter @ldF@t unb baB csrielbe pom
rem &rte9sBeri@te. bas iiber ben Mar>
i&aI Bu3aine urtbsilen wirr, 3un1prd<
Gpenter eetpdblt puree, unp er pteDat1
annabu,, faeint urs niat ubne Bebeu<
tuus au ltin; Bonn fir ben prpseb Ba>
game miro f1@ gang Grunfret9 leipen>
1aaftlid intereifren. Gaber 1T rem
prdfeenten. tes 8rieesseridtes cine
Roue ausewieien, in rpel@er ct fI@ Ter
STentltde1 Wteinuns uno insbeionrere
Ter @rmte auf's bette empfeblen fam.
Die republitaniiae Yartet 3eiat ii&
bur@ bic Yrtn3en<G rcuritun aa9Grobsz
cprf et,pas alarmirt aber ~feinestpees
eri@redt prer aud nur beior9t; tenn
taB tie Monar9iitsn eiuer, Staatsz
i1rei@ tpasen, 1T ni@t 3u teflr9ten
ano 3ubem be(febt tie Nepublif nod,
1T rer finftise Wonar@ nod ni@t
prcclamirt, uno raber wibrenp rem ST.
rien Ger National, @eriammluns Gin
StaateRrei6 UNI 10 ,peniser III beiur<
ssn. ais Marlbau WacMabon per-
iSnli9 ni&t bod senus itett, UNI Gin
lol9eS unternebmen auf eisene Taut
rrasen su plrfsn. Bis CUR 8tecersrs
Sfnuns Ter Naticnal : 9erlammluns
mag asitirt unp eggplant re.een, ean1
absr fsbsn mutbmabli9 crci mpnardis
itil9s parteien treien republifaniiden
sessnibsr, RE nur rur4 einen neuen
8aTsrfiQfanr auf Ger 0runplu9e ITS
reputlifaniiden prosiluriumS renNusz
brud res ofsnen Samples binausiuz
idieten permDsen, jecc@ idwerlia auf
weitere swei SABRE.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-06

lleber ZEN 3unebmenben Ginflub Ter
Neser III llrlt@en Staaten Der Union,
beionters in zen @olftaaten, miro
manderlei Sntersiantes bsri@tet, pas
fur cine 9erpi6e Sla6e ter @eiben nitt
beloneers aneensbm 1T. Gin etpas
einieitis eebaltensr 9ert9t iast tarii>
Der
@enn eS su rem fomu,en ioute, vas
uns felt 9abren alS cine Irt popans
ouer S@redens, @elpenR S~orsebalten
mirr, ndmli@ oa,u, taS in einieen Ter
Golftaaten bic &eser ni@t nur bas
lebereewi9t Ter Seelensabl eeptnnen,
ni9t nur Die politil&e Sberberri9aft
etrinser, ionoern bic NQeinberrl9aft an
lid reiBen, 70 tpsrcen mir rtele Joleen
elmer permeraiGen Yolitif unltrer UNI
belsbrtoren, unpsrl5bnlidsnM ataeoren
unp Der &ur;i9tisteit unierer YFan3er>
Nriaefrati. 3u perranfen baten, tie felt
1865 in eouifiana ALIEN nidt tpsniesr
als 10000 Neser aus BEN nSrtli9ereu
Staaten ces Sirens impprtirt baben,
obne fa eleidseitie res 3utrauena, Ter
Greunciaaft uno Ter rolitiiden unter>
tdbuns rteier T%au1enre ron ftmmbez
redtistsn @dblern gu perii6ern.
uebereinfimmenre Beribte aus 0irs
atnien. Genne0ee. peun rTrrlihen @eorz
eia unr Mlatau,a melren, ras iensr
Smpertation Iauienrer bon farbiasn
uNelrbdncen" na9 gpuiTana unb mi
Glippi cine f6rmli9e idmarse YSIfsrs
manreruns fclste. Iisisr lbeil ces
2anres ia9t Den Nesern am teften III,
cenr 1s fneen bier rie eeninibten
gcrtbeiIe CUR Grmertuns tbres 2etens>
municipalities. Wan bsbauptet ra6 inz
nerbalb reS lesten Sabres ALIEN mebr
als rreibiatauieno Nsser tie b5ber se>
leeensn Counties pun Georgia, no Ter
Voren psrbdltnismd6is mayer uno un>
frud.bar it, perlahen babea, UNI Gb
in rem Mieperunsen an unterer Wiis
Glippi a%n;uTeoeln. unp mas rod
mebr 1T, ttele @anctruns nimmt tisz
LID sr5eere Dimenfonea an. Nntsr<
lsits uerlaGsn Die Bei6en bie@ssenpen>
mad renen Der Strom Ter N%esermanoes
rune esridtet 1T uno iblasen ibren
@obnFB in Zen 9o&ebsnen auf.
@robe 8aumwousnz unb 3uderz
pluutaaen >perben Don ibrsn frxberen
Beisern perla6en, Don benen Yisls lire
Qdnpereien in tleinere pareeuen abtbeiz
len unb tieie an Neser %serfaufen.
Wenn cieie Bewssuns nidt aufb5rt 70
pirp ii1 balo cas- 3elultat berausfel>
len, ras aus 2puiii ana uno einem ero>
Sen 1bsiIe ron @Hfifppi Ne9erftaaten
aebilcet .psrcen, wdbreno tas Neeer>
Clement in anreren Ibeilen teS 9anpeS
ant 3abl unb Ginfu6 Ssrlisrt. Dieie
Wanreruns bat bereits cine rerartise
prpportion an8enommen, paB man be-
fauntli& nit Zen, @etanfen umsebt,
aus Ten rpefli9en Gounties BON SEM
nsf1ee unb rem obersr 1beile bon Wilz
illippt einsn neuen Staat gu bilpen,
unu ben &ef res lebtsenannten Staaz
tes ben Nesern 81 iberlaien. @enn
bic Mneaben in Be3us auf rieie 1renz
uuns Ter Raeea auf @abrbsit beru>
BEN, 10 fnb lie pom Ger 9r6eten @i4>
tisteit. uuo weroe1 frdber ooer fpdter
bic aasemsine aufmertiamteit auf f&
3teben. ~
pom Nessrn in eouifana, @iifiappt
ben, lapIi&en Alabau,a une Glortoa
,entaesenauarbeiten, sibt IS ni@t. @it
Ter Greibeit babeu bic Garbisen aud
tas Nedt srlanst, f& in irSene eineu,
1beile pes 2antes nteeersulofer, Der
itnsn aefaut uuo tie weiben Bswobner
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-06

Yertebr fummen ou6 in ct. paul gun,
0orldein uno Is 1T pabrbaft ermus
tbieenp III leben, pie emis bieilse 5anz
~relstduier eroeartise @aarenrorritbe
fit Zen berbf aIbaufen, ME Elm arrber
@el1iftsaore mad Zen, anreren er5Fnet
miro unb ale 6dnee fortrdbrenp in
Gbltisfeit itnr.
W5se jerem feline CUTE Grnte trsrs
rem.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-28
A LAUGHING PLANT

A singular vegetable phenomenon has
been discovered during recent explora-
tions IN Arabia. 1t is called the lau Ching
plant, from the effect which is produced
by the seeds. When they are palveriz.d
and eaten in small quantities the person
eating them will soon begin to laugh
loudly, then to sing, dance, and do all
manner OF absurd things. This lasts for
about an hour, after which he goes to
sleep, utterly unconscious of
what has occurred. 1t has
been suggested that this plant might be
made Il substitute for alcohol, and that i,
would have the advantage of being
cheaper, until tho government should see
the trick, and commence TO tax il. But /,
is scarcely probable that the Arabian
plant could in fact be made popular in
that capacity, for it does not appear that
1t inspires tho person who partakes Of i,
with desire TO whip his wife, murder hi.
mother, or to indulge in any of the little
plessantries which tho alcohol of the
period moves one to perpetrate.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-28

PIoUs PATTERSON has penetrated into
thesecesses of his own consciousness" and
discovered there.such state Of innocence
ofall Credit. Mobilior iniquity, that he "sol-
emily appeals from the condemna,ory sen .
tence Of the senate committee to the better
judgment Of the senate itself and of his
countrymen and of his God To use nm
expressive but not at all an elegant
phrase, We fear that Patterson has taken
his pigs to a poor market. The senate
and his countrymen have already passed
upon bis case and taking the Word Of God
we End there some rather severe structures
on persons OF Patterson's character. Pat.
terson proposes to 60 10 Europe. This is n
good move. "Good Americans. when they
die, go to Paris" Patterson is dead polit-
ically and is not good, but let him 20 to
Paris oil the same.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-28
BEN RIITLER

II ny; Butler were not such a spoller
no would be an invaluable member Of tho
national legislature; but as an apologist
ior the Credit Mobilier gang, as tho chief
OF the extra pay grabbers, as the defender
OF every corruptionist arrsigned BY con-
gress and a. the gross libler Of an honest
pres'. no Is an insuferable nuisance, who
ought 10 DO bottled up again, the cork
''''eh IN over him and e,crnslly wired
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-28

EIoHrr thousand mechanics in New
York city, it is said, are organizing 10
strike sometime during the early part Of
April. The different trades are leagued
together, and the leaders declare them.
selves in position to carry their point of
eight hours a day and increase of wages
Employers and capitalists are preparing
TO resist this combination of strikers and
avow themselves firm in their determine
tion and ability 20 do go.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-28

shall not apply 20 any case whero such
aid shall have been deposited within said
period with any trustee or trustees upon
the written or printed conditions to be
delivered TO such railroad company at
some future time
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-28

EX-SENATOR Patterson has some hard
words for the public press. Ex-senator
Patterson does not like the public press
and there are many people who share his
dislikes, all people who have something 10
conceal. Thoroughly honest, thoroughly
upright people do not fear the public
press.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-28

THE trustees Of tho Illinois Wesleyan
University have reported on the case Of
Rev, DR.. o. S. Munsell, charged with i'm.
proprieties in his intercourse with tho
young ladies in the University. After
having spent two days in carefully inves.
tigatins the matter the Board Of Trustees
concluded that DIR. Munselrs course in
"kissing different young ladies was I'M
wise and very improper, but that the tes-
.imony had failed to prove any fagran.
improprieties. They resolve that they
tender their hearty thank. 10 the Rev. DIR.
for his long, faithful and self sacrificing
services in behalf of the University
What the conclusions of the Board would
have been, Feeling the solemn response
bil'ty resting upon them, If they had
found DR.. Munsell guilty Of always kiss.
ing the same young ladies, or whether the
Board include his kissing OF difieren.
young ladies" among his seli-sacriicine
services in behalf Of the University. that
body does not declare. DR.. Munsell has
voluntarily resigned the Presidency of the
University, self sacrificing act, under
the circumstances, for which 10 "a To be
commended, but he will continue financial
agent of the building fund.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-28

The Carbondalc observer reports that
"the wheat along the Cairo Short line. in
Randolph and St Clair counties, has
passed through the late severe winter in
good order; and with the exception of a
few pieces gives promise of paying
crops" This is a csreat story which the
public will be glad to see continued.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-28
CHANGE OF VENUE,

From tho Missouri Republicans Spring
Gold letter, We take tho following synopsis
Of the senate bill to revise the law in re.
lation to change of venue in civil cases,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-28

BY resigning, Senator Caldwell saved
his pay, which he will ncw draw from
the beginning Of bis term till the date Of
his resignation.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-28

The general assembly 10 dc voting con
siderable time TO legislating on roilroad
matters, On the twenty-sixth instant the
House bill, permitting railroad. to mort.
gage road-beds and personal property IN.
Guiding franchise, to tho amour, OF $40 600
per mile, 10 spite Of contrary provision
IN the charter, was lost, CO
TO %, and by vo. eof
nineiy-three to Eve, the house passed il.
blu providing that 'the liability of nj,
counties, cities, townships, towns, or pre.
cincts'whieh have voted aid to any .railrosd
companies, in conformity to The law. Of
this state, shall cease aud determine after
sthe expiration Of three year. after the IL,
'of July next. and no hands
shall DO Issued or stock mb.c,iho1 g.
amy such railroad company after such
time upon account Of, or UPON tho an.
thority Of such vote; provided IN, 40,
shall not apply where the expires, con.
ditions Of the woe for such aid o,,end
the time for building beyond the tim.
= Aforesaid, nor in any case where tho ala
|. voted shall have been issued within IN.
period aforesaid, and paid over nor in
any case whsro any railroad shall have
bean built within said period in accord
Ance With the conditions OF the vote for
aid TO such railroad, and provided II
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-06
Indian Opinion of white Mem.

This is not a bad story: An Off
Ger in Oregon, some years ago enga-
ged some Indians to go with him on
scout. In two days they all desert
ed in disgust. When asked for rea-
sons they said:. "White man fool.
He travels in day time and kicks up
dust. See him for twenty miles.
At night he makes a big fire. Sec
him everywhere" They had con
sidered their safety endangered as
the hostile Indians were at once
warned of the coming attack, and
were hidden or preparing for an am
buscade, where the advantage would
certainly be all on their own side
The Indian plan is entirely different
In the bright moonlight they rapidly
follow trail, and when mornino
dawns they hide away to sleep. post,
ing a sentinel in some high position.
from which to watch tue country
At nightfall their future action is
determined by the observation Of
the sentry, and again they travel
rapidly by moonlight. If the enemy
is overtaken the blow is struck tn
kill every member Of the party. III
even one man escapes the attacking
party will turn instanter and decam3
to avoid being oyertaken in turn
and surprised in an enemy's conn
try.-Maasfeld Herald.