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, 1873-10-06

Inoae WHO auulrCu Inc pEllAnc1 huQ H1t1
tho hunaor and pathos, Of tho Now York Satur-
day Press, during tho briof timo Of its existence
undor the auspices Of Clapp, William Wintor,
George Arnold aud others, will regret to learn
that Ada Clare, who wus also associated with
this coterie, died at Nottingham, England, On
tho 18TH ult., in hor seth year. She was we'll
known iii this country as clover writer, both
of prose and verse for tllo Saturday Press, tile
New York Leader and other papers. She WAS
also IN actress, and first bocamo known to Now
York in tho dramatic profession, about oightoon
years ago, nt Wallack's old theatre. whore ehe
mado her debut al Julia in ''Tho Huncl.-
back" Lator slo appeared ut tho Academy Of
Music as Ophclia, and. utill lator, WAS q momber
OF Laura Keeuo's company at tho Metropolitan
Theatre. She mover roso to any prominence,
however, upon the stage, having, indeed, worry
little qualification for it, except very handsome
figure, In Now York, and indeed throughout
tho country, Bhe became well known as !" the
Queen OF tho BohemanB." sho lad pretty
figure and a good face. hor complexion being
delicate comminglng Of rcd and white, hor eyos
blue and her halr tint Of perfect blonde.
Tho death of Alr. William Wheolwright has
boon announced by tho cable dispatches. lie
waa born in Newburyport, Mass., in 1907. He
built tho llrBt fa1irOau, the uraE telegraph, lilo
first gas and water-works, and tho first iron por
in South America, over twenty years ago, and
was also tho founder Of tho Pacific steamNayjga-
ton Company the largest and most successful
steamship line in the world, running from Eng
land to Lisbon. thence to Brazil and tue River
Plata, through tho Straits OF Magellan to Val
paraiso, Callao ond tho Istllmus OF Panama,
During tho last thirty yoars Ais name has
boon identified with ovory grout public movement
in tho interests of progress in the South Aneri-
can stntos. His last great labor has beou in the
construction Of tho Groat Central Argentine
Railway running from navigation III the Attain
tic to tho City Of Cordova, in tho heart Of tho
South American Continent lie was also widely
known by lis munilcont assistance to public
, 1873-10-06
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.

a dny OF rost can only hayo had tho effect OF
strengthening the senso Of security which pro-
vailed during the last two working dnys Of tho
weok Just closed. Tho intense aud infectious
diBtrast, real or imaginary, which iB calod
"panic," antl which ought more properly to DO
known as "searo," has lost it's hold on tho pco-
pie. There is no longer any mana for
locking up greonbacks in safety deposits,
or hiding them in old coffeo-pots. From tins time
on, tho troubles that may Deset commercial or
financial institutions 1uay bo Of T. moro substan-
tlal character than any that have boon expert
cucod outHido Of tho prominent failures Of tho
recent furry, but they will be treatod intelli-
gontly aud reasonably by all concerned. Tho
currency Of tho country cannot ut my tlnlo bo
locked up for q strotch Of two or throo
woeAa %itl,out disarranging tho affairs Of all
men doing largo commercial or manufacturing
business. Solvent firms mny bo forced into
temporary suspension, as In tho case Of peake,
Opdyko Il Co., tho Now York dry goods house
that l,ad to aAls an extension OH Saturday, but
business Inns returned to it's normal condition,
60 kIlAk L44Gbo HupGu1'NA4o lHA1 NJ AoAae hAtA Ha
their rosourcoa warrant, and not forced to the
wall to relieve distress III otlor quarters. II
will DO surprising 1t Some additional sls-
pensions aro not announced in commercial
business in New York, p4ladolplna, and olso'
where, and tho continued stringonoy In Pitts
burgl IL likoly to occasion trouble among Tie
largo manufacturers of that city. Tho cauHo FOL
general rejoicing at his tlno IL that thero il lt
abnormal condition In tho money market, or I'LL
natural lindrancca IN the oxchango Of commod
| ltiea, to bring about now disasters. Those VIII
are not Threatened Will! suffering from tho sllool
already sustained, will probably be able to 60 o.
smoothly. There arc no Indications of nor
breakers ahead.
Tlero arc additional announcements In rogara
to tho plan Of Jay Cookcs proposed settlement
h1r. Rollins IL to DO tho Assignee, with amos
plenary powora, only limited by d supervisor
committee conponod OF MeHara. NJ. Fello1,, lat
President of tho Philadelphia, Wilmington |
Baltimore Railroad, William g. Houston. and q
Noblit, Jr., President Of tho Coru Exchang
Bank, OF Philadelphia. The roauon give
for not calling a meeting Of creditors |
TINT they aro scatterod through three di
tereut cities, though t4ls does not seom to b
, 1873-10-06

wordat tho Nation waa ignorant OF tho Inv Of pri-
vato corporations, aua was assuming to lecture
othor pooplc on that subtoot. Wo slowol by
fow roforoncoH to tho docistona and toxt books
tint a corporation can do nothing which 1t Ia not
expressly authorized to do-tlhat 1t can take no
powers by implicatio1,-tl,at tho validity Of
wntcrod stock Ia to DO aacorta'ncd III each
cuso by examining tho charter OF tito roal
whicl, haa ias,,ctl It. Wo expressed tho boliof
that worry fow charters could bc found containing
authority for tho issuo Of stock not paid for, bit
wo admitted that In any cnso wlero h1lch mis-
ohiovous authority had beon grantod, 1t was now
too late to intorforo.
Tho Nation thon shifted its ground and sad
that 1t would DO Immoral to ncddlo with watored
atock tLat capitalists had boon ]urod on to
issue such stock to thomsclyos, md In nomo
cascB had ehoyod It off upon widows and Or
phanB and that tho people wcro oatoppod
from objccting now, bccauao they did not
protest at tho timo. Tint Is to say,
tho people hnving long ago madc
ono Inv (Btll unropea1ed) against tho isauo Of
counterfeit money wore bound to mako another
aa soon ns couItorfoiters commenced tlloir
work and, II they didn't pass tho law second
timo countcrfoitiug was right and opposition to
It wns simply notorious
Having thus adyortiHcd itself aB jurlat and a
morallHt, 1t has now invited attention to it.
self Us an economist. Tho first thing wo discov-
or is TINT 1t calls moonRhino stock "capital, "
and says TINT those who advocate tho olin,tna-
tion of tho moonBhiuo are really seeking to
"conflscato largo part Of tho capital of tho
railroads." It Is hardly necessary to waste
! words upon tAis aorry definition Of capital. Any
dictionary will toll that capital md moonahine
| aro tho Opposition of each othor in an economical
aonso But enough. Wo have novor advocated
or countonaucod the confiBcation Of ono dollar OF
ono dinao'a worth Of the property Of any railroad
! or person. Nor layo We eyor Advocated Of
! couutonanced tho election Of any Judge VIII
should DO pledged directly or indirectly to decide
| against railroads. Nor havo re ever Joined il
amy war againat "vostcd rights" ao-callod
| But, whother wo have beou inconsistent or not
We hayo shown, perhaps, that tho Nation is no
the most competent judge to docido upon th
| CHIC,
, 1873-10-06

We have received from tho Board Of State
Building Commissioners Of Michigan d copy OF
thoir third annual report to tho Governor, tho
main facts OF which are that, Binco their last ro-
port, all tho concrete foundations for tho new
Capitol ut lansing havo boen put III, that the
footings aud foundation walls to tho oarth-llno
arc 1.oarly completed III u satisfactory manner,
and tllut tho most OF tho cut-atono for tho base
mont aud flrat atory has beon prepared, and q
portion of 1t will DO sot during the present aea-
son. The disbursements authorized by tho
Board during tLo Ascal yoar amount to $685.
gQl,7l,
, 1873-10-06

Wo wore satisfied TINT 1t only needed leader
ship to get together roliof fund for Tho Nom
ph;H mud Shreveport people that would bo
worthy OF Chicago The Board Of Trade took
bold Of tho matter Saturday, and. In short
time, e2, 900 WAS collected for Shreveport and
$1,000 for Memphis This was very good
work for fow minutes Mt time when
currency III regarded as tho most valu-
ab1o thing going. There will probably
bo corrospondingy favorable report from
the churches, whose attention has boon directed
to the mattor by Bishop Whitohouso. But, it
necessary, Chicago must 60 still furthor In tho
eamo direction. Tho country towns Ahould
lilowiso open their hearts and purses. Tho
smallest donations help to swell tho aggregate,
and thoro is no doubt that tie people sadly need
tile assiatanco they ask for. Tho acoonnts that
are sent Of tho scourge aro Of character tc
mako tho hoart sick oyon ut tins distance. Money
is small nlattor II 1t will help those who lave
been visited by famine and postilonce.
, 1873-10-06

Tho stat emont Ia made in our Washington did,
ratclcs that tho purpose Of ox-prcstdont Jolsn-
sons yinlt to Washington is not to watch Ills de-
roalt Of SG0,o00 In tho suspended First National
Bank, hut to c1car hin skirts OF Tho charge put
upon him BY Judge Holt Of ignoring tho RECON-
mon1at,on for tho Communication Of Mrs. Bur-
ratt's sentence. Tho hanging Of this lady IL
,kail to trouble I'LL who lad my connection With
, 1873-10-06

Our Washington correspondent sketches this
morning tho peraonal career of Mossrs. Jay
Cooke and Horny Clows, tho two ex-Goyernment
bn,,kors, aud gives description Of Mr.. Jay
Cooko's homo and manner Of living. Ho traces
tho recent panic further back than tho failure of
mitlor Of tlnha gontiemetl.
, 1873-10-06

Senator Anthony, who is monbor Of Senator
>1lortons Committee OIL Privileges and Elections,
which Inns the subject Of electoral reform undor
consideration, PREDICTS that Tho Committee will
not report in fayor Of olocting tic President by
t. direct popular yote for tho rcason tLat such
proposition could not receive two~thirds vote.
It is expected that tho Committee will mcet in
Eor York to.day
, 1873-10-06

Houao; aB 1t t1oos pay ono-1ftl or ono-u1th Of
all tho expense Of the hospitals, aaylumB, col
togos, schools, l,omes aud otl,or institutions OF
tho 6tatc, including that of tue State printing.
Whom, In addition to MI thts, Chicago Is oallod
upon to pay other peoples railroad aid dobts.
amounting to many millions Of dollars, eto may
Thrust tho rcrroach VI charity buck upon thoBo
WHO propoBe to rob hor.
, 1873-10-06

Tho Apollo Hull Democracy, who were OK
tclulol from tho Now York State Democratic
Conyontion, and throatonol to contest their
rights at tho polls, havo wheeled into limo, mud,
nov announce their insontion Of supporting tho
Irregular ticket.
, 1873-10-06

Tho Board Of Supervisors Of Macoupin Coun-
..ty havc finally decided to mako no tax-lovy for
tho pay1nont Of tho intorost OIL tue Court House
trict Court to tho contrary notwithstanding. a
proposition il to be submitted ut the November
election to fund the present debt, which amounts
to 50, 600, 900, at TO cents Tue dollar, payable
in twenty yoars, at per cont intorost
, 1873-10-06

=, Tie prevailing dcourge at Shreveport and
Memphis is dreaded Mt Little Rock, Ark, and
Cairo, ILL.,, and precautionary measures hayo
been taken to avert 1t. The people oil the limo
of tho river arc probably praying for the cold
weather which wo arc solllsAly droading in this
.part Of tho country.
, 1873-10-06

1fit is true, as reported from London, that
Hle crops hayo failed in Hungary, which is ono
1of Europo's important granaries, American
tbrcadstuffs will bo in oven creator demand this
year than las been anticipated, mud tho o1foets
|of the late panic will bo tho moro speedily dissl-
1ated III thiH country.
, 1873-10-06

1t. Our correspondent spoa!:a Of llor rs " tho
ghost that will not down." Mr. johnson intoutla
to collect Testimony Which wilt aot him right. a
membor Of Mr.. Lincol,s oal,Inot Ia crodltotl
with tho Btatomont that ho callosl npon President
johnson tho morning after tho execution, and
askol about tho recommendation for ltor pardon.
Mr.. johnson thou and thore denied oycr having
scen or heard Of tho document.
, 1873-10-06

At 1,aass-1nceting Of tho nepub licans in Phil
:adelphia on Saturday evening" to ratify the nc
ton OF tho Stnte Convention, it was resolved
"to stand together as ono man for tho ticket, tho
whole ticket and nothing but the ticket" This
is exccllont Republican doctrlne,-the doctrine
tint oloctcd DIr. Hartranft Governor last fall,
and which porsstcntly ro-elocts AIr. Cameron to
tho United States Senate.
, 1873-10-06

Mondny Morning, October @, 1873.

Tho announcement that the "Old Catholic "
Bishop, Roin1enB, who has boon recognized by
Tho Emperor, will tako the oath Of allegiance to
hlo Empiro, foreshadows stop in tho direction
,of tic disostablislmont Of tho popo's spiritual
Hulo over the Catholics Of Germany.
, 1873-10-06
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

TrnMs OF sEnRcntrr1nN trsyApfE IN ApvANeE}.
B9t;, ly San1y. cEfyS. ....... ;, s.i,
rartA OF a ycnr at tho sasno rate.
Ia protont delay n, nktnsos. bo turo aud Rlvo Poat
O1 co ntltoss fl FULL Including s'tato nnd cn',nty.
1c,uancos tay hc mat's either by draft, oxpruss, Post
4Oflicu o,tor nr II, Registered iottcts, at rHk.
rEnstB rp err Rt1tAcElnKNs.
DntIy delivered, Hunday uxeoptod 95 conte per wos
ut,s dr}Iyeicd EnMny included, 10 cents ,or week.
Adtl,oss THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Curnrr AInsllsnn nnd DcarDorn.st,.. chicago, III.
, 1873-10-06

Ncv1C1tEns T1lEATns;- Madison sIscot. botwcon
DcH,G,rn and Stato. " Saratosa."
, 1873-10-06

ACADEMY Or NtSIU-- --1iatsct street, between. Mud
1aon Amd a1uurou. Engagement o Joo Murphy. 'Manm
IrJ"
, 1873-10-06

MUY1O 1fALL-Clark strcot, botwoen Randolph mud
Lake, Theudoso Thomas Orchestra.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-19
~3nremGarger Wa3ette.

banse Seicr9ni1e unr aqerlsi dnstli1e
8ecanfen iiber &duter, MSrser, Sneta>
ner in ibnen auf. Der &eiter BOT aud
in Der Ibat als iie feline llmriiIe ndber
unterldeipsn %fpnnten, einen lp~nperbaren,
acknowledgement anblid rar. Gin srps
fer, l6warser, breitframpiser Sut, tief in
ein %9ebrauntes, bdrtises 8siidt bir,at
secrtft /; Elm an;us aus SirI6lecer, nit
Sranlen iiber unit fiber Yerbrdmt Der
etttc itattli9e 0sitalt umI6lps /; cine
Sa6iG quer iber ben Sattel aelrst an
benz porn Elm Ian9es, aufserpltes Seil
bling, II. rarunter rer l9parse wilp ausies
be1oeWtntdnS nit Der aiebrncen Wdbne,
-gaes seu9te Yun einem nift III Der
a1tenem 8e9ner. llnp rie 6ur6t unp
an9It Der 6arnilie ities mod bBber, ais
ne laben, pte er i6nurRrafs ouf ibren
Batter sujastr, nit einem orpaltisen Hlz
de oas pfero plbAia anbielt auf Die
Grce iprane unp Serrn Werner am Or
me ersriT uup pom pferoe berat,ps.--
Nitten in rsr atbemlolen StiIe uno tans
gen Grpartuns rief Die feline @arie, Ypr
6reuce in Die SGnpe flati9enp: ., On
tel Safcb Snfel .Safct !-Oa sufte es
pltBltb ME elm sleftrii@er Sdlas burh
bic 8artse @sieai6aft uno spn allen 9ips
peil ertbnte Der Guf Snfel Safpt! Sns
fl Safpb!
Cdprtlesura fclat1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-19
StatiItiiGea Serihten sufplae ait

Statiaii9eu Ssri@ten sufplse sibt
ss in@rpbbritannien "a fattplilGe pairs,
Ypn penen "a i'm Sterbauls Sis bpben.
unD 40 fatbpliibe Sarpuets. SIM TN
terbaule. line 81 fatbplii6c parlaments<
mitslierer. Die fatbpliiGe prisferI6aft
bssreift in ii6 sinen Grsbii&pt srBlf
Sii&bfe unp sinsn Grsbii9pf nsbft spsi
SiiRSfcn in SGpttlanp. Den Gpiscos
pat in Srlanr, in ben 9plpnicn n. bin
sussletnet, sibt es etlpa bunesrt Sild5fe
metr. As weltide unr rssuldre Yries
lter baben I'M Sabre 1872 in ENGLAND
ibrs @eiben erbalten. Sr Gnslanp II.
@ales iinc 1860 @siili6e in i245 Sir
Gen unp Gapsllrn grisatcapelen nit
einscrebnet, tsIbdftist. Sn Gnslanp
gilt eS t,05S.000 &atbplifen GAG Yros.l,
IN S6cttlanc $4,000 COS Yrps.), unp
in @rcStritannien unp Srlano sulammsn
5,520,000 Q7.5 prp;.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-19

Srenuns Idulcis semadt eten 70 aetpis
itebt rem Staate ME unc ninmer pas
&sat gu, peisntli6 tirdli6e strafen III
Ssrbansen unc ron @emtern III entiesen,
bic ben Setrefenpen ni6t eur6 ben
Staat, ipntern pur6 rie&ir6e ibertraaen
fnb.
Na6 Rem @eiessntwurf ipa Elm
Staat5seri6tStOf fir fir6lide Sa6sn
slt'9elfBt ipercen. @ir f6nnen Elm fir
ale DIAL cine iclGe Gpmpsten, pesIelben
'lltt anerfennsn unb earin ntr einen
S@ritt erbliden, unn rte fraft s5ttliber
sinlesun8 freie uro u~natbdnaiae ia
tboltl6e Stride in cine unfattpliIde
Staatsfirae un;uwanbfln. SoQte man
reSbalb uns iel6t Spr eieien Deer einen
ancsm Staats9eri6t6bpf iteaen, bpFen
mir BON Der gbttli6en 0naee, pag uns
Die Strait ni6t feblen perbe, rpr ecmIsIz
ben chen 10 tanrbaft 3eusniB FIR unIern
0laaben atiulcsen unp audi pas SdrS
teits far bic. 6reibsit rer &ir&e 10 freus
big ;u cullen, ME unsdblfae unIerer @prz
fabrrn unp Wittriper i'm ttI65Hi6en
arnte III Ser9anscnen 3siten uiil3 cas- Seis
lptsl btnterlafen baben.
Gum Sdlufe miil7tn mir auf pas al
lsrna9eriidlidite 9escn bic Seltimmuns
ors entrurfes, DAP Die 0ieeiplinars Sc
malt nur BON inldnril6en 8eiitli6en 81
b0rren seibt perren fSnne, fcierli6e Ser
wabruns cinlesen, i~nfcfern racurd bic
pberite Surtspictipn reS Sterbauptes
Ger Stride beeintra6tist piyo.
SIN Srieeen spil1en Staat unb Sir
dye berubt raS Sell beiper unp Der aes
lamntrn @eleai9aft. Die SiI&5fe, Der
Slsrus une cas- fatbplil9e Golf, iinp
taatSs rei4sfsinrlt6 iie Fnp ni6t uns
rulp an, ni6t un8ere9t uno sebdlis see
gen anccre Gpnfehipner. Sic ~Yerlanosn
ni9tS iebnliGfr, als NIT stQen i'm sSrtes
ben su !eben. gfur Gines fprcern fie ;
RAP man iie mad ibrem @lau6en, BON
relen @abrbeit unp 0SnliGfsit Tie
rurtrrunsen iinp, rubis unc fiber les
ben lals CAP man bic Sntearitdt ibrer
Nelisipn unp Stride uup Die Sreibeit ibz
res 0enilIels nidt antaite; unp fe iinp
sntl9IplIet, riele ibrsr fir6li6en Nedte
uncrI9rpdsn har6 ale re6tmasisen Dit
tel su sertbeirisen.
gas innsrter Seele absr milen mir
i'm Snterslle reS Staates Ippcbl ais Der
Stride Gle 9enfer res Staates unp slqs,
pel9e auF Staatss 2lnsslesenbeiten Gin
fub babrn, Bitten unp tei6mbren, seu
Dem unbsilrpuen @e9s ben man sinss~
IblaSsn bat, Surid;utrsten, rer fatbpIi>
l9en Stride unc ibren na6 pielen Wil-
lipnen ;ablenren Sefennern i'm &Snisz
rei9e preu6m unp i'm peuti6en GeiGe
ben 6rieren Der &eft9li9ertsit unp Der
auSemeinen Sreibeit surifSuseben unp
urs niGt sw~an9Sweiis 0sisye aufsulssen,
reren Septa&tuns fir jspsn gii6Of uns
ecreintar nit cen BON ibm bel9wprener
Imtspfli6tm unp fir i'm lpppbl ais fir
jecen prisier uno fir isrsn &atbplifen
nit Gem 0spiiisn in @irsripru1, mo
ralil@ unmO9li1 it, rsrsn sewaltlame
Onr6fibruns aber nameulpies llnslif
iter unier treuss fatbplii9rs Sslf unp
unier eeliebtes Saterlape brinsen
tplree.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-19

SSic idpn mmB eS i'm Simmel iein.
Die tlsins Ssppis sias mil ibrsm 8atsr al
sinem l9Snm flarsa @iatsrabsnt nab SauIs.
5auisnps non Stsrncn s~lan;isn am na4titeu
SimmsL in ssm SeOwis in filler 8swunssruns
aufiSauis. ~@S Yatsr." last JIG sasliS. ,psnr
i9pn bic auBenisiis ess Simmsls 10 i3Sn IT, mic
bsrrli4 mug es ca err Snusu isir."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-19

pen ertpllte Der Nuf: Sntel Jafpt! Sns
fel Safpb!
Cdortsguns fclst)
T9emfi6 Drift
Ses eeiammtcu fatbplifDcn Gptsfo=
pats i'm &0niereib Nreuscn,
. m tbnisL. StaatszW intf e
III cnrG pie GrstiI66fe suslei9
i'm Namen urp @uftras alIer
ubri9en 8il9Gfe be5 4ans
re8 Sprsele9t
am 80. Sauuar 1873.
e $ln6)
Sn osn Bro6en slnfe6tunserL wel6e
Ger abfau elmer ansabl spn Gbeplp0ies
prcfcicren berritet Bat, babm ni4t bIps
Gle GeiitliGen, lpnrern aud bic Stuccns
ten Ger GbepIpSie in gan; DeutI9lanp
cine oufri@tige uno Observation-Disclosures
0Iaubenstreue gum Srpite Der 8iI65fe
unr res sanssn fatboliI6sn Gplfes tes
wieier.
Wir fitr6ter, RAP eie beabi6tioten
i9riften ps5 0elesentwurfes parauf abz
;ielen, cine ~llmpanplung rielcr @eins
nrnS unc cteier Glaubeastreue ar,us
babnen unc ;u bswirfen.
Sat man ia, mic man ~ lasen be-
ltsbt bon ultramontanem Settle serecst, Der
I'M &leras dberbanp senpmmen babe,
unp ben man rur9 Gle onatipnale Grs
;iebunS" befimpfcn mihe. aaein rsr
0eilt, Der unIern &leruS i'm @laubsn II.
in firGli6er Sreue crbaltsn Bat, 1T ni6t
Elm ibm fiinIli6 a~nsstbansr partsissit
Ioncern es 1T Der refine unp unperfalI6te
0eiit bes fatbplil9en @laubens, eS III
Der ii6 itrt6 Slei6 blsibcnpe Gsiit Der ses
lammten fatbrlii1en Stride, eS III Der
BON ben Sitern felt uupprssntli6m 3cis
ten Crerbte @eiit uuIcre5 fatkclii6cn Spls
fes, cs lit Ger Gcif, Zen lie aus Gem Y1>
tsrlidm Sauie mitsetraat taben unc
fort unp fort m%itbrinseu. gSsnn raber
pieier @eiit in ibnen rur6 bic ynatipnas
lie Grsiebuns" scI6wdht ycrinrcrt, ses
fall6t unc erltift perpsn Ipllte. eann
miisten mir cine pfTcne, ia cine bluti9e
Serfpl9nns elmer iplden ,.natipnalsn Grs
%siebans" nnbcrinat ror;ieben. Sic ND
re cine fOrtseleBte Ssrfitruns Der gum
seif!i&cn Stanre bsruiensn Sinslinss
gum @bfalI Ypn ibrem prisiisrliden See
rufc, 10 bon ibrem tatbplil9sn 0lauben.
8as Die Seitimmunsen oeS @tles,
entwurfrs iibrr cie @ymnalial. Stupisn,
iiber Snaben= GpnYicte unb SnatenzSe
minarien betriTt 10 babsn mir bersitS
temsrft ra6 bic Stride auf lsstere Gin
pplitipes anp natirlibes 9ts6t bet. Sn
Der 9ansrn fatbplii6m @elt beteben Den
@elegsn Der Stride semdS fat iteraI
ipl6e crer dbnli@e antalten.
Sn OcutiAlanp BADEN li9 Die Sii65z
fe meiitrns rarauf beihrinft blos Gons
sicte einsuri2tsn psrsu 3Sslinse pie
Staats9ymnaiten telu6sn une no ls
lr Wittrlidulen erri6teten, baten Ie bic
ielten nit 3ulimmnn9 Der StaatSbet5rz
ben UNI zen alsemsinsn Anforpaunsen
entiprs6enp sinscreidtst. Die 3Sslinse
ipwobl rieier firdli1sn REORGANIZATION als
Ger blpben Gpnsicte batsn i'd ltets. na9
cen dbereiniimmencm 3eusniiIsn Der
firdliden Ipppbl ais Ter StaatSsS s>
bSrcen, cur9 aennmille unc littli6e Sal=
tuns ausse;ei8net iis baben bic pom
Staate Yorsel&riebensa Yrdfunsea gut
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-08-15
AZ Indian Fight.

OMAHA, Aug. "a dispatch from
Elm Creek, Nebraska, states that on
Tuesday morning while party Of
Pawnee Indians were hunting near
Republican river on Blackwood
Creek, they were surprised and at
tackled by a large body Of Sioux and
a bloody fight ensued, resulting in
the defeat of the Pawnees, who lost
about one hundred warriors, COM
posing some of the best men Of the
tribe, and most Of their horses, arms
and game. The remaining Pawnees
were pursued for thirty miles and
only escaped when night came on.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-08-15

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