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ngo, Mssissipr lu. O.. Croyc'l!ng, q II. Koch, and
Charles A. smith, MaEouri; II. j. Wiancr, Jofn 4.
Van W!nkic, John Duncan, and 9. Dewitt, Now ,Ior-
aoy; prof. baylos, oorge anor, L. ". Rosors, Will.
Inn G. 1unnell, j. H. shnrwooa, fTanas 4; stont
Douglass Taylor, and George Thurpor, Now York
" 9. Kerr, North Oaroltna N. phin!er; Q.
donhall, Ohio; Ohnrta E. Bm!fl,, Oregon; Howard
raintor, Tho1nss Dennar, John I'm shlnn, Henry D.
md 0harles II. Noy, Pennsylvania Elisha Dyer,
Riodo Island samuoi T.te and i, j.. Dn Pro, Ten.
nessee; u. 8. Morrill, and Leyi L. Fullor, Vermont /;
ginn; George i. smalley, ]. nunscll Young Bcn1ann
!. Winthrop, Charles &. Tnckerat sl,d Pr: T!91nss
X. Evans, Riclard D. Outs, David Etcat 1onept Eu-
thoctcr, md Arthur II. Brown, District Of 0olmfa
James H. OayAnaugh, Montana aud Adoph anttman,
NeN hfcyIco.
, 1873-03-22

core wore thon elected, AZ follows Vlce-prcBi-
don't, THOMAS L. Kimball, Union pnolflo Railroad;
BoorotAry, .samue! rowoll, Chicago, Burlington
h Quincy 1iallrotl; Executive Committee, ".
L. Dnrnfey, long torn; Ellis Clark, Intermediate
torn; ". x. Thrall, short term. It was decided
that tho noxt annual Convention Of tho Asaocia-
tton should be held In Chicago: A now copstitu-
beyon mombors, holding credentials which in-
clude powors OF attorney, binding tho manage
mont to any arrangements aH to ratos which may
bo made by tho Convention. Tho Convention
will probably remain IN aonaion until Tuesday.
Drrno1r, March 21.-Tle President, General
Superintendent, md other officers Of tho Cnnada
Southern Nntlroad woro In this city yesterday
tho road. 1'rains will begin running over from
Buffalo to thia city and Toledo about the 1st of
Juno.
, 1873-03-22
CANADA,

Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Ont, March 21.-Fathor Richot Of
Ttolt Garry, is here to secure amnesty for niel,
who caused the murder Of Scott in tho Manitoba
rebellion.
The returns of no less than ffty-four constitu-
encies are petitloned against. Six are In Onta-
rio, seventeen in Quebec, and ono in New Bruns-
wick: It ia believed, by high legal authority that
tho Granville net " will not apply to Canada,
aud II SO, theso petitions will either bo abar.
doned, or Investigation will have to take place,
at the bar Of tho House. The matter will be
eettled in a faw days.
Tho returns for the laat half Of 1879 show
tho Dominion receipts to have boon SIG, ,477, ,509.-
48, aud expenditures S19,578, ,820.50 This in
cludoe the recelpts and payments on account OF
post-o1lice, savings banks, Dominion notes, etc.
Tho Grand Orange Lodge Of Eastern Ontario
il In session bore. H. g. Macdonald, Ii. P. F.,
has been electod Grand Master.
TonoNTo, March 21.-Yesterdav man, named
Stuart, committed suicide at Moulinolle, by
hanging.
Tho body Of Miss Kel|ridgo who has been
miasing from Brantford since November, was
yesterday discovered In the river by workmon,
while obtaining ice. From tho marks on her
person, 1t is evident Bhs WIS murdered and
thrown into tho river. Tho authorities are on
tho track of suspected parties.
There ia talk Of q strike among tho workmen
in tho various manufacturing eBsabllHhn!entu In
Hamilton before the summer.
, 1873-03-22
Ddfea.


FIf7s C0FTfsVondtnee y ths PdH 3tdH 001eNe.
Shortly before the Into war broke out the En-
peror Napoleon tasted sample OF moat, and
ordered aixty tons. When tho meat arrived III
Paris His Majesty had left to join tho army, and
tho authorities o1ldoavored to get the agent to
cancel the contract. He refused, and WAS asked
to wait. He was in correspondence with tho
authorities when Paris wss invested. After the
siege he came back, fully expecting that tho
meat had been be- consumed and that IT. his eil would
tact Flo found it stored in tho Palaia do I'm
dnHtrio, which had served during the first part
Of the siege US an ambulance, and which was
afterward cramn,ad with Mobiles. A fow cats
and dogs liyos might haye boon spared II tho
populaeo had got scent OF tile store,
, 1873-03-22
THE ENGLISH FORGERlES.
Arrest OF Three Suspected Parties i'm
H1nyann..Ciyil Proceedings In Now
York in tho Cu9C.

Arrest OF Three Suspected Parties i'm
Haayann-.Ciyil Proceedings in Now
York in tho Cusc.
HAVANA, March 2o.-on the strength Of cnblo
dispatches from London, The rolico, ,u hero hare M
vito, and Harry Nun, servant. Bilwell is sup
poscd to be the principal operator in tho recontly
discovered frauda on tho Bank of England, and
auswora to the description telograplaed by the
London, police. Travelling with an american erica
and reached santandor, where he embarked on
tho French steamer for Havana. The steamer
arrived here on Saturday, wlion tho whole party
wore taken into custody. Bidwon and the eer-
munication with any ono or each other. The
lady was permitted to romain ut q hotel, where
-she iH under surveillance Of tho police. Although
thero is no extradttion treaty botwoon Spain and
wholo party back to London il tho proper proofs
nro furnished. A detective Ia expected from
England soon to identify and take charge of tho
prisoners. 1t Is stated that the confessions OF
Noyes, the confederate now under arrest in Lon
NEw YoaK Alnroh 21.-An attachment waa ts-
sued to-day in the Supreme court in Chambers,
In suit brought BY tho Dank of England against
AuetIn Didwell, alias A. Byron Didwell, alias
Warron, ono Of tho forgorH by whom they lost
100000. Ton thousand pounds have bean
traced to Macdonald and an officer is now On
bis way hero to arrost him.
Judson Jarvis, Clerk OF tho Arrests Bureau,
claims that 10 discovered, to-day, strong proofs
that George Mcdonald, arrested yenterday. Is
cores on tho Bank OF England. Letters and
PPaokagoa have been found here addressed to
Austin Bidnell and 4. Byron Bidwell,
md to George Mcdonald. =, The last men
toned came to Duncan, Sherman d Co.,
and they know nothing of it, owner. 1t ia
supposed by tho Saerln 8 officials TINT tho names
Mcdonald and Bidwell arc among Warron'a
alianes. ,--,,
LONDON, March 21..The steamship Celtic,
speotor Webb, OF tho London police, who took
e1tradltIon papers to secure tho return Of George
NiacDonad, one Of the alleged forgers in tha
Bank Of England frauds.
, 1873-03-22
FIRES:
Burning OF tho Erie Railroad
Buildings In Jersey City.
Destruction Of Property in Various Other
: Places.

Nrv y,,r N.x., a. ..+oon a
N1" hoaN, naa1on 1!.-As l2:aos To-day, nfo
broko out IN tho ferry-houne OF the Eric Hallway,
at tho foot OF Pavona avenue, Jersoy City
Tloro vaa etrono 1o,o h,o,v,nr, sron, thn wont
~ ~. sras,- 1ss.o '.o"4nb 1.onA ~ "oas'
SUI soo onol'n 10 oheok tho namcs proVoa "n-
availng, and tho tripa Of tho forry"boats wero
abandoned. Tho lnrge wooden passongor-depot,
In thu rear ot Tia fnrrv.horao Toni, ira a1tnoet
;ron,oa,,t.,,, .,,a 49,. ;...ss.s, &C.,, tra,ns
ut.Alo..@j' ~''a ""7 uo6sroseo' oofotn' - 'AA'aa
"ero hasnAy removed unin]urod. Iho new
frctght-dopot recontly erooted WAS also con-
sumod, with laroo amount Of cotton. es waa
tbo old frotoht.don,t ho.v;1v etorod viii,
saI s,.,. wv a,o's"s.aepo9, AeaYAy s,o!su ,a "'
1n 1rosns' t@yiof 0aioon was partails aosseo5oa'
Tho fire. is supposed to hare originated from
locomotive spnrlsa. All tho vossols In the vcin-
ity wore romoyefl mt of tho roaoh of Danger
ni,o NJ. ,v.. 49, ,,.,1a. .t,,t ha1f-,,ato Srho
1"o 80 n's Won 6os u'1ae. opg"s Pass .
DEPOT Tor weatward-nonnd freight WAS sa7eo'
AL the books md papers Of the Company were
saved. The freight burned consisted of 1000
ba1os cotton, 200 hoRshcada tobacco and aomo
oll-cake Tho loss BY lire is estimatod not to or
coed $500 900. including tho following. New
freight dopot. 620, 600: cotton, @1O0, ,61O; old
freight depot ai6, 600: tobaoco and other
freight, s5o,09o; passenger depot, 300, 900 !;
forry building, @l2,t00; forry brtdgoa $4,000 !:
Tayior;a saloon, $1,000. Wltk the exception of
tho latter, which was covered, tho amount OF in
auranco IL upsacortRinotl. Thero ia no inter-
, 1873-03-22

There nrc 200 casos Of epizootio at Los
Angoles, CAL, and tho disease il spreading rap
idly in all directions.
Tho famous Arizona murderer and nssassin,
Pedro Pine, was killed at Alta, March l, by ono
Of his countrymen.
The case Of William A. Glover, who WAS con-
victed moro than year since Of being accessory
to tho robbery Of the Boylaton Bank, Boston,
has been decided, the Supreme Court having
oyerrulod the exceptions. Glover will bo sem
fenced at an early day.
Tho British steamship Mexican, from Jamnica,
28th, via Vera Cruz for New Orleans, has not
been heard from sinco she loft Jamaicn. The
agents think ahe was detained, probably, nina
days OF Yora Cruz by norther. She may reach
New Orleans by the 25th.
, 1873-03-22

Appotnteoe to tho Vienna ExpOsltf0ns
From The Washington Chronicle.
The following perHonB have boon oppoluted
by tho President to attend tho Vienna Exhibl-
tion under tho joint resolution Of CongrGss, ap-
proved Feb. II, 1875
PRACTICAL A1tT1AANB.
N. III. Love, Massachusetts; Chares Davis, penn-
sylyana; JAtnea Y. Meiga, Massachusetts; II. b.
Lines, District Of Columb!n john Il. Nurnaee, Mary
land Louis J. Hinton, Now York; Lyman bridges,
Illinois; George 4. atanherry, Ohio.
E. N. HoEsford, Massachusetts; J. Lawrence 8mith,
Kentucky; Lowia II. Rutherford, Now York; Pasor
Coller, Vermont r. II. Thuraton, New Jersey; L. ].
Boock, Virginia; John A. WnTder, Ohio.
HONORARY COMMISSIONER. ..- ..
J. Dawson Coleman, Of pennBylsanfa; Thomas Nast,
New Jersey; Dr.. j. ". Hoyt, Wisconsin ]. II. 9poed
aud Frank Dru1ler, Alabama A. Mcdonald, Arkan-
saB Ja,nes Newman, California George ". Parker.
j. X. Kllbourno, Jo4eph Plant, and u. 9. Wheeler,
Connecticut Y. Q. Bibb and Edwin D. Newton,
IT, Dseao, Illinois Jeaao y. brown aud 4. DAllWcgE,
Indiana Jamoa a. Williamson, A. F. Hoper, @. T..
Carpenter. and Bamuol r. Cooper, Iowa aanry Tar
stedt, Kai,saa O. F.. uarpenter, Kentucky Frank
sSsss.en, aSsss saN Mains; r. waltss: Msr;isnd !;
], d. phtbr!ot, Nelson L. Derby, L. F. h1olen, Henry
Marvin nove, b; 4. doda.rd. md Louis We.betn,
Michigan; Col. Edward 2, Jonee and Augustus esni.
, 1873-03-22

:. Frou. ths St. Pau! I'ress, A{areh 20,
Mr. =. T. Evans, Of Garden City, who bus Just
returned from q tour through Tie Counties OF
Blue Earth Waton1on, a1d Faribault, Informs
us that the farmers ln that part OF the State
were engaged ~ early aH the 18th inst In put
ting in their wheat crops. He saw noorsa Of
teafn8 narrowing iu tho Just goTn folds Of wheat.
The leo had entlrely disappeared out Of tho Up
por Minnesota and ts tributaries IN that district,
Tho pralrisa were already Glad NTH fresh YER
duro, aud tho strawberry vtnos wero putting
oil their groom garments This bo
, 1873-03-22
STATE LEGISLATURES.
M1cH1EAN.

mlNf7IAHNs
Sptcial Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LANsrNa, Mich, March 2t.-several bills
passed. today, nearly a1l local mud Of no general
Interest. "A large nnmbor Of reports from COM
Tho vote defeating tho bill establishing 2 State
Historiographor HaH reconsidorsd, md tho bill
retorred back to tho committee. Speaker. Orns-
Knapp, L. Walker, and Wcloh a Committee to
visit tic University and examine as to whethor
medical instruction Is confined to any particular
craed Of medicine.
A resolution passed the Bonato for tho ap-
pointmont Of oommittoo to inquire aa to the
aootaran character Of the University.
Thero WIS debate, this afternoon, conoern-
to tho bank the amount OF tho illigal ban~tax Of
1867. Tho vote OIL the resolution stood Ia to 10 /;
lost because it did not roceiyo q majority Of all
the mcmbers elect
Both houses Hnt this evening. Tho IGouse,
aud, probably, tho Senate, will adjourn to-lnor-
row morning. until Monday ovoning.
, 1873-03-22

New YoRg, March 21.-A Porto Plata. st.
Domingo letter states that there is considerable
excitement there growing ont Of tho following
circumstances: On the announcement Of the
loass Of samana Bay to tho Americans, one Nunez,
formerly Governor Of Porto Platn, protested
against President Baez's action, gathered some
followers and Threatened to attack Porto Plata.
Gonzales, the present Governor Of Porto Plata,
sent 8 few Government troops and
dispersed Nunez. The followers Of Nuncz
and his two sons fed, ilnnlly taking
refuge IN the private residence Of British Con
demanding that they DO given back to him, but
hamburger roruHad, ciallutns tlAL tue piltloL
flag protected fugitVes in his private residence,
as II they wero at tho official con Bulate Office.
Gonzales ordered the refugees to bo taAon by
FORCE and they were Thus taken from the resi-
,ience. Hamburger protested, and is said to
couras OF Gonzales iB indoraed by President
Baez, and tho prisoners have been sent ,n,dor
guard from Porto Plata to San Domingo
, 1873-03-22
FOREIGN.
Interesting Debate on The Geneva
Arbitration In Parliament
France Prohibits the Dxporta-
tion Of Arms to Spain.
DipIomatic Trouble in San Domingo.
GREAT BRITAIN.

NHEAI 61l AINt
r,o.ros Nrarc,, o1.-1n tim Houso Of Com.
x.e~a H. .ma.i.a nat,,a.na 1Ior,1, r,ovoa ~,
sao.'o' sl'" o'ui'"s o"'noo ,,I' ,."A. =; -"
1ddfosB to tho CroWn, praying that the dose1h-
tnent bo Instructed to dissent from tho throe
international r,,oe adoptod by tho Court OF Arbi-
erstin. A. nar,r. NJ Iror5v In Tho oourac n,
s4"siun ~ ao.us". @ - =. e.;o,, 1.,,,.
~ nolo hpcecn IN snl,poIs " nis tso nt .s,
9a that ~ msAlnR ~ no hau ~ lai.s oulItJs, A0a M
a ne intend 70 Gas1 thG ha o
was feeelvaa @ with ohoora; h., u.,o ,,oo.,,.o r.
Mr; r9tn.of opposed tne motlon, because H. !.
Paoa.cay caIaoa @ tor Vose o. conSuso m.s On a tno
ra H. VII sno ,, tneE9 - ,,,ia,. i9S
ti ~ s ;s'ts A. 1'"IV 10 aa ~ -
o'nG' T. III mne s - sn wH au
% ~ n' "S "1 NV ~
" ss1o ~ ~ .,' ~ - ptf[ Ae 81 +nriaa ar
nu sng n'.ou T.. ao .a " - .waO s;s, ~
ngu ~ ,ro 1mn iaaG M ;rnossi" " wIt mA'n of
Dou"aon W.. x,ai traI., i favor ~
-. a"'9gs npus11 AZ r,eioa - .,,aar hsId
anog at .fa .y ~ a ,,oa q, qn.
n I' uest s as,o,, ~ ~ ~ MT "
Huoas .uo nta'oa a, ,i"i T.; ~ H. a'.o,,t
s.ol sna h.,9b.s"so 9tnets, Mnt ~ ;na Sson'
u VII, no41o ,pt nlake neuslasy t'oletny
Nianm hashnon9 @ "as ulbosed u a ar,,a
s,s u9oae1uii & W 1uo is on .'a. -,
.uS ,n w! nl @ r",e5asiaJ "ian,s
sao,rnor,n ,po,,1i to ynraJ forc~or IN tGe vorv
ns9t War ~ hanc pe IT, Hnusc woI, not rn
noAe NJ. 10 ..oo. -, ~ 80 oas J ttns,n. riiIo
, 1873-03-22

sDto3dI Ua8pa3eN % TAG CK7c09o 1T7bHHd.
DErno1T, March 21.-Charles N. Diokorson,
County Treasurer Of Ottawa County, has boen
discovered to be d defaulter to tho amount Of
$4,000. Ho sunk IS, 600 In tho Grand Hayon
Herald, and 81, 900 Ii accounted for aa political
expenses. A prominent politician and State
Senator Of Western Michigan Ia said to bo impll-
cntsd In tho matter.
, 1873-03-22
Fknifr0Dft Nu1Yas

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Tho somt-annual
Convention of the General Railroad Ticket and
Passenger Agents Association met here to-day.
leading roads boiisg represented Mr. E. r.
Dorsey OF the Charlotte, Columbia d Anguata
Railroad, ,was olocted President, Tho otAer OIL
, 1873-03-22
THE WEATHER.
War Department Reports and Prog
nosticntt0ns.

CHICAGO, March 21.-Tho Signal Service re-
ports degrees below ut Breckinridge, Minn. /;
at st. Paul, Is above; at Duluth 20 above; at
cago, al above; Detroit and Cleveland as puf-
falo and Albany, 40; Montreal, a.; Boston, o. +;
Now York, 80; Washington, o.; Charleston, 45;
Jacksonville, Fla 50; Mobile, 40; Now Orleans,
51 Nashville, 35 st. Louis, 80; Cincinnati, 81.
20. Genorally cloudy east Of Lake Michigan.
Showing in tho Lako Huron r8giou, In Western
Michigan, at Cleveland, Pittsburgh throughout
Canada, In Northern Now York. and In Vermont.
Raining ut Portland, Mo.
eloNAL SERVICE, D1y1s1oN OF TELEanAns AND
REPORTS FOR THE BENEFIT or CoMHEnoE,
WASHINGTON. D. G.. Maroh 2l.-Probabilities-
For Saturday, In the Woatorn Gulf statos, rising
or. In the Eastorn Gull aud South Atlantic
weather. For the Ohio Valley and Middle At
lantlo Coast genorally cloudy weather, clearing
sway on Saturday oveRng Tith ooid northwest Ms
York, and New England, rising barometer, fresh
to brisk westerly Winds and cloudy weather.
For the Upper Lakea and Northwest. falling baro-
meter, followed by Houthorly rinds and somc-
What higher temperature.
tle Middle and East Atlantic Coasts.
BATH Me-, March 21.-A violent northeast
storm Of snow and aleot prevailed Ill last night,
accompanied NTH thunder aud lightning.
oAlao, ILL.,, March a1.-The "oathoF is clear
P1r1snuRou,. March 21.-Tho woather. Ia
cloudy, With light fall OF SNOW this morning,
and tho mercury at 80.
NEW Yonk, March 21.-A violent snow.storm
prevailed throughout New England last night.
HA1lrA1, March Ala heavy gale prevailed
all last night from tho east, md continues to.
day, with snow and rain.
, 1873-03-22

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Maroi. Ala special from
Greensboro says the boiler In the distillery OF II.
Y. Monarch, t1o miles above 0wanaboro, KY,
tho engineer, William Monarch, and mortnlly
woundlng negro, and two boys named Daniel
Fray and Daniel Foe.
, 1873-03-22

Special Dspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
LA6ALLE, March 2l.-The steamer Last Chance
departed this evening, towing tho canal boats
Iron-Olad and Northwest, with lumber, for
pooria, and l,urr Oak, John Carter, J. Orotty,
and Sunbeam, all light 1; destination upkaown,
, 1873-03-22

nfh nsar kop2s.7ie Rs is'h ky roos broo. nFssy
e 1c6eiofed) sl,ot and killed Montgomery Wright
}colored), for criminal intimacy with Brooks
vito. Brooks gayo himself up, and VIA hold to
bail In 5000.
, 1873-03-22

Special Dispatcht to Tbs Chseago Iftbt.nt.
LA8ALLE, ILL.,, Maroh 21.-Jamea Johnson, a
very worthy young ewitohman ongaged iu tho
yard Of tho Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail-
road, in ths city, In coupling cara this forenoon,
was trippel up by brake obar, and two wheels
OF the tondor passed oyor his right arm, crush
Ing 1t In such manner that 1t was found necoa-
sary to hmputatc 1t just below tho shoulder.
, 1873-03-22
MASSACHUSETTS.

DosroH, AInrcl, 2l.-Tho House Of Represon-
tatiyos, to-day, refused to suspend the rule pro-
libiting the introduction Of new bnBineBs, 40
tAat tho resolution cansurng the RepreBeisa-
tiyes in Congress from this State for supporting
tho retroactive feature Of the Congressional Sal
ary bill was excluded.
, 1873-03-22
CHINA AND JAPAN.

Ban FRAsc1sco. March 21.-Tho Alaska ar
rived from Hong Kong and Yokohama to-day,
with Hong Kong dates to Feb IA and Yokohama
to Fob. "a. Tho British brig Bossio Boaright
1oundeEed at sea noar Nagssaki. No lives, were
lost.
Great apprehension is felt over tho Nlahomme-
dan invasion OF Northeru China. The Grand
Lama Of Thibet profrers allegiance to tho young
Emperor Of CHINA. a..
Efforts arc to bo mado to throw tho Yellow
River into Its ancient channel.
The tea clipper chip Serica was wrookad noar
Puracoles. Tho Captain and twenty-eight men
were 1ost. There was only ono survivor. All
hands at first escaped On raft, Which went to
piocos four days afterwards.
Tho Grand Duke Alexis left Hong Kong Jan.
%.
Christianity is tolerated in Japan by specinl
odct II il determined to throw the whole coult-
try open to foreigners. The Government is e1l-
deavoring to form d code, bnsod on European
ByBtems. -..
A universal industrial exhibition Is to be held
within four yoarB in japan. Probably at Yedo.
Japan has revoked the prohibition against the
exportatton Of saltpetro and per cant ad va
loTem duty ia charged.
The Government sends Sayeslime, second
Minister OF the Empire on q mission to China.
, 1873-03-22

Complete returns Of tho Now Hampshire cleo
tion, March II, olcct Gov. Straw (sopubl!can) by
272 majority,-tho vote, as compared with last
year, boing:
, 1873-03-22

NEW ORLEANS, March 21.-A brief lottar,
signed "John Mc1nery, Governor Of Louisiana"
advises the organization Of tax-rosisting aasoua-
tionB throughout the State.
, 1873-03-22
FRANCE

pAnIs March 2l.-yhe Government has issued
an order prohibiting tho expectation Of war ma
terlal from this country to SPUN.
, 1873-03-22

ExtonAlve t{ulc Of Elrst-UfMss Furniture Mt 13
North Curtts-st., Tuesday. H1urelI 60,
ut 10 O'clock II.
We will soil goucrsl assortment Of oholco furniture
brush, SON d o., Auotoueer.,
, 1873-03-22

Cotton Statement
New YoRK, h1nrch 21.-The following is tho
comparative cotton statement for the week end
ing to-day:
, 1873-03-22

AUCTION SALES.
BY BRUSH, SON d co.
GREAT 6ACRIFICE-
STEAM CANAL-BOAT.

Wheels, atonS Deet. eto. a complete; Will bo so'h At
Auction, MONDAY, March II, ut an. mi. tPArtfculars
toMorE1M.1 MHubH. HUN EO..
Anut!onoora and uEokers, ls8 East Nool8.
, 1873-03-22
1878.


1UtHI 'IuI3aV IVtH5' .Uf.1f
Tho Republicans will have Of the Council
foFs, Of tho IL Senators, and majority Of
about ga in tho House. OF the s CongresBmon,
u aro RopublfcknB,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-17
SeEnitt6te SepeItpen aus
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gIa1mittaa bcri6tet. 'N"'''' S'lFF'
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eog nntsr ben acknowledgement 9roBe unrube mn I'M
safr!elen9ett berr6e. uuo oas Die BON Der qQdawan
nasSeleu4att" angefeatsn bei&lofen oieIeI6en nt.n
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tptaBresel IN Der 9anien Soben- Eeeion ra6genbmt
psIoen. 9te Sompaenie piFo in insel6br elner gBode
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ist1eEe IN Gttlarun8 oes sStriies.nl
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