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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-12
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-12
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iein f9ien ; feiner perlieb ienaals bas
3immer pbne isiren 9ameraben BARN
auridsula6en.
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TEN fal1@e teutl9e @et&s>3 wet<W art>
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-07-12

baS Gbrtfentbum tefeunen, ODER es sers
leuanen mill. limb rpenrt ii9 an biez
fem 8ritsrium erft bic Setter aei1iecen
baben uereen, 70 fam man obne 3az
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ben; bae bic serl9tecenen Sdaaren Der
Befenner Gbriiti BALD unterginer SABINE
f9 auiammenfnren tperpen. llnp mic
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flames Nei@ %eesrinbet baden, 70 mS8e
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aud auf relisiSiem @ebiete 9ei1eben.
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tus SSnis unp @ebieter, une aud er
babe einen &ei6Sfansler - auf Grben.
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beri1tet:
lleber bic Nuftebuns Der Gier Site
rerla0unsen Der PIP. 9tsuurtaner Cgaes
cenptpriten) trinst Der Sab. 8epb."
fu!ecnrsn 8eyi9t. uGncli1 1T ber
8irfsl sefauen AUDI iiber bic pier 81
s%uprianer : Nisberla0unsen in G1ae,
2ptbrtnsen ; ben &lSitern Bin 9anp(e Ter,
Mlblbauisn, 8iIdpfsbera unb Geter>
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folse zines 8unpesratbsbelblu7es 1T
bic Congregation pom auerbeili9iten
GrlD1er als Gem Sc luitenprren Serpanct
erflart unp mttbia i'm eeutlaen &etde
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feline 8erbanauns unteridreiben. Ml6z
balb rpurpe bic aapele, in welder ben
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qeibIameraet, Bef&werben bes &upfes, Der
Bruf, @dmtnbel, Driden, Ditertett oes
Ropfes, Betlemmu,g ber 8rui, bel4tper'
Tides MuS. unb Ginatbnten.
@esen wetbtt4e &rant9etten
ais: 5YQerie, 8labun9en, Matterbeiapsr'
ben.
@eaen gpllblIttgtett, glet&'
fu6t, @es6i u&t, Rupf, unp @lieberianaer.
sem, usbslteiteu, Obnwa&ten unb Ser3'
tlupfen.
@esen 2artarrb unb Stpd'
fdnupfen, ba bic Gropfen ben laar'
fen Rodenben Sdletnt nuISlen.
@esen Nbeumattsmus, @t&t,
do(iae, remittirenbe unb tntermitttreube
Eieber, aesen Rranfbeiten bes Blutes, Der
Nierea unb Blaie.
@eaen DY1pep1ta unb ale baraus
entlprinsenbe &rant9eiten.
Geaen 9auttranf9etten, Mus'
fdlGge unb aberbaupt ale bur@ ,1nret'
mes glut Gerycraebradte &rantbetten
6altet Gntr Blut rein uno bic
Gefunbbeit Cures a6rperS miro BITE
Golge fein:
& Die Glalde hamburger Srcpfen"
tofet so Gents, S Glalden fur 2 Dollars,
,np {no In allen anltdnoi9en Mpctbetea
AZ baben, uber perben ua@ Gmpfan8 bes
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6. 8. @ewaIL Superintenbent.
s. s. &anbaIL 1tdet @sent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-22
Congressional Proceedings.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 81.
SENATE,

Washington, D. c., Feb. 81.
SENATE.
Mr.. Harlan, from the committee on Indian
affairs. reported without amendment the
House bill relative to private contracts or
agreements made with the Indians. Also IA
vorably, with amendments, the Senate bill to
create the territory of Okolohoma.
On motion OF Mr.. Anthony, the bill to
provide for reporting and printing debates
was taken up and discussed until the expira
ton of the morning hour, when the two per
cent bill came up.
Mr.. Freylinghuysen spoke of the necessity
for some legislation in the case of Utah, and
moved to lay the two per cent. bill on the ia
bic. Lost-2l to So
The Senate resumed consideration OF the
two cent. bill
Mr.. Edmunds continued his arg ument op-
posing the bill.
On motion of Mr.. Thurman, the House
bill as q substitute for the Senate bill
The Senate refused TO order it to a third
reading-24 to &c.
The Senate then took the post Office appro
priation bill.
The following amendments reported from
the committee, were agreed to requiring
persons receiving their mails by the Freddy
system to provide receptacle to facilitate
speedy delivery; authorizing the postmaster
general to appoint additional special agents
tor the detection and punishment of persons
sending obscene or otherwise immoral matter
drought the mails; repeating all the laws
permitting free transportation Of any mail
matter whatever.
Mr.. Sherman moved to strike out the
clause providing for $4,000 increase of
compensation for the transportation of mails
| on railroads. The railroads now, he said,
received higher pay per pound for carrying
the rails than for any freight.
Mr.. Buckingham called up the bill to pun
ish and prevent traffic in obscene literature,
which passed.
Pending further action or the appropriation
bill, the Senate adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-22
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, 81. Rosenzweis the alleged
murderer Of Alice Dowlsly, who recently was
brought here from Sing Sing on writ Of
error, and granted new trial though he he'd
been sentenced to years, was indicted by
the Grand Jury to-day for murder in the firS;
degree, and will probably he atraigned TO-
morrow.
The Grand Jury have returned he two old
indictments against 'Tlos c. Yields on charge
of bribery, and they GIe row in the hands of
the district attorney.
The funeral of the late a. ". Fenno, the
actor, took place to-day from the Little
Church around the corner" The services
were performed by Rev. Mr.. Houghton. The
remains were sent to Boston for interment.
Geo L. Taylor was convicted yesterday in
the United States Court at Taunton, for
having exacted illegal fees for the collec-
ton of pensions. The penalty is five years
imprisonment and heavy fine. TAYLOR was
not sentenced
The steamer Ontario has brought to- night
Captain Frinklepaugh, and the crew of the
burned ship Erie.
This afternoon the ferry house house OF
Jrmes' Slip, was damaged by fire. Loss,
| $500
| Disclosures were made in the matter OF
paving Sumpter street, Brooklyn, showing
that Sil $50 was paid for work contracted at
S2l. 400. The. committee are investigating
the subject
| Arrived. steamer Ontario from Rio Janeiro
The grand jury to-day made presentation
in relation to the defalcation in the Waikiki
bank, charging A. l.. Hurlburt, late CONTROL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-22
GENERAL NEWS.

The Atlantic and Great Western railway
has effected a 1850, 900 foreign loan and
will negotiate SO SOC, 900 more.
Fred A. Lane is authority for the renewed
statement that Vanderbilt has finger in the
Boston, Hartford & Erie railroad
Osborne, convicted of the murder of Mrs.
Mathews at Yates City, H., is to be hanged
March II.
Senator Wilson introduced in the National
Senate Thursday, new bill for the relief OF
the sufferers by the Boston ire. r
The Provincial goyernorships of Spain are
to be equally divided between republicans
and radicals. f. @af
The Bowdoin college alumni resident in
New York city enjoyed their ANIMAL reunion
Thursday evening
The annual dinner Of the Associated
Chambers of Commerce was given at the
Westminster Hotel, London, Wednesday.
Mr.. Sshenck. American minister, responded
to toast given to the diplomatic corps.
A general order is promulgated from the
headquarters of the army transferring the 9TH
cavalry from the department OF the South
to the department of Dakota, The move
ment viii begin March LIT,
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Telegraph News in General.

| Albany, N. Y, 2l. Judge Learned dis
missed the demurrer of the defendant in the
case of the State against George w. Miller,
late superintendent of the insurance depart
meet, charged with the retention of fees, and
the case goes over.
Manchester, N. H., 81. The Amoskeag
Veterans, celebrated their 10Th anniversary
to-day. Gen. Nathaniel Head commanding.
Henry G. Fl. Ferry, delivered the Grafton at
the Unitarian church, after which the battal-
ion and invited guests repaired to the Hazel
ton house: where a bountiful repast was
served. The Whole concluding with bril-
liant ball at Music Hall, this evening. Not.
outstanding the severe snow storm, which
has prevailed all day, the party was one of
the most brilliant and successful ever given
by the battalion.
young man named Willis, was fatally
injured this afternoon, by being drawn into
the machinery at the Manchester Print
Works.
New Haven, 2l. A fire broke out in the
CORTLAND Block, at Bridgeport, this after
noon, and could not be subdue ed before the
whole block of thirteen houses, were burned.
Loss $4,000. Fully insured.
St. Louis, 81. The residence of President
Grant, known here as the old Dent home
stead, and situated six miles from the city,
was totally destroyed by fire this afternoon.
There is said to be no insurance.
Lowell, Mass, 81. Following their annual
custom, the Mechanics Phalanx gave their
annual ball in honor of Washington's birth
day this evening in Huntington Hall. con-
cert by the American band opened the festiv-
tiles, followed by dancing. Everything was
Of a most pleasing and satisfactory character.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-22
A.,emp, TO Impeach Co,fax.

The Advertisers special yesterday from
Washington says: IG aaw
The proceedings looking to the inpeach-
ment of Vice President Colfax in the House
this afternoon were not particularly exciting
not threatening, and cause comparatively lit
tie comment this evening. The absolute aud
admitted impossibiiity TO do anything during
the ten remaining days of Mr.. Colfax OH
cial life extpguishes expectation and almost
curiosity 20 the result. The Judiciary
committee in its present temper will never
report articles of impeachment, and the
House viii probably never hear of the matter
again. General notice had been privately
given around the House Of Mr. Woods reso.
luton Two hours before he offered it. and the
republicans were not unprepared. The
closeness of the vote on admitting the resolu.
ten was, howe' er, 8 general surprise. The
change Of only two would have given Mr..
Wood mojorisy, and it is probable that
several republicans would have voted in the
affirmative had it not been understood that
Mr.. Tyuer would offer something to meet the
case. Gen. Beatty was the first republican
to vote Faye" and after him came Gen. But
Ter, at which there wasa general laugh all
over the democratic side of the House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-22
STATE NEWS.

DR.. Joseph J.. Stevens has been a practic-
ing physician in Ellsworth, for about sixty
six years, and daily attends to the duties of
his profession.
The Journal says that thirty families have
moved into Belfast since last April, and more
are ready to come as soon as dwellings can
be had.
The Ellsworth American is Informed that
Mesrs. Hiuckley, Chase & Collins, have each
secured valuable contracts for granite in
Bluehill Bluehill has an abundance of
granite, and the men who know how to fash.
ion it for ornament or use.
The Camden Herald recently had well
written article in favor of women suffrage.
The Press says that Capt. Benson ha, ten
dered his resignation as commander of the
Portland Blues, and Lieut.. Pennell is named
to fill the vacancy.
While 4 little son of Joseph inman of
Springfield was playing under an old shed,
the roof gave way, owing TO the great weight
of the snow upon it, and fell in upon him.
crushing him to death. From the position in
which he was found il is supposed that the
little fellow heard the cracking of the timbers
and endeavored to escape, bnt just before he
reached the open air the great mass of snow
and lumber came down, and he was instantly
killed.
Rufus Rogers, Esq, Trial Justice in Tops
ham, was stricken with paralysis, Tuesday
while presiding at the trial of a person on
some criminal complaint. He had not been
restored to consciousness at last accounts.
Thomaston has haunted house. Doors
open after being securely fastened, chairs
rock and heavy footsteps are heard in the
night time after the most approved style Of
ghosts and hobgoblns. li
Mrs. Richmond Curtis of Brewer, formerly
of Winterport, died last Friday. few years
ago their son Irwin, a very promising young
man, fell from aloft on board of a vessel at
sea, and was instantly killed. Last fall
another son Willie died of consumption. The
mother, always frail woman, sank under
these repeated blows, and has died.
The journal says that Judge Kent at All
burn, Friday morning, announced his decis-
ion in the matter of an injunction prayed for,
restraining the city of Lewiston from issuing
its bonds to pay for stock in the Lewiston (
Auburn Railroad, as voted by the citizens
very unanimously, last spring. The case
was ably argued, several dayss time being
consumed. Judge Kent denied the injunc-
ton, and dismissed the bill. As the parties
desired that hodecision should not be merely
formal, he had examined the case with care,
and was of the opinion that the bill should be
dismissed. He placed his decision on want
of Jurisdiction. The statute on which the
petition is founded, was passed in 1864 to pre-
vent towns and cities from paying out illegal
bounties to soldiers. II was not meant to ap-
ply to case like this, where money was to
be raised for purpose acknowledged to be
legal He gave no opinion, If he had any
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-22
NEWS BY MAIL.

vigilance committee is talked Of at New
Orleans, to drive out federal officers and
prominent republicans. M41cE
Fresh indictments against Boss Tweed and
other membezs Of the villainous "ring" were
presented in the court of oyer and terTiner
on Thursday
There is already talk in Kansas Of another
contest for the successor to Cal2sell.
1t lie alleged that new evidence in favor of
Stokes has been found at New York.
|. Another Investigation has been ordered 10
Congress the alleged bribery In the
passage of the Pacific Mail subsidy.
Fernando Wood offered . resolution in the
House, Thursday, proposing the. impeach-
ment Of Vice President Colfax, which was
no. considered, the vote standing LOG 10 1O9.
passed.
The liquor question vas settled in the Mas
sachuseits legislature yesterday for this year.
by the Senate passing to be engrosssd the bill
repealing the beer clause. The law will take
! effect on the first Tuesday in May next.
In the Senate, Thursday, three reports
were received on the Louisiana election case.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill to remit the du.
Ties ON goous destroyed by the Boston IRE.
bill was reported to carry into effect the
fisheries provision Of the treaty of Washing.
ton. In the House of Representatives, Mr..
Wood of New York offered resolution
looking to the impeachment of Vice Presi.
dent Colfax, which the House refused to en-
terrain. The bill TO reopen the State war
claims of 1872 was rejected. The report of
the Wilson special committee on the trans
, actions between the Union Pacific railroad
and credit mobiier was received.
Speaker Blaine is working very earnestly
to reverse the action of the House by which
prepayment of postage on newspapers was
incorporated in the bill recently passed by
that body.
Senator Alorton's minority report on the
Louisiana muddle has been made. 1t regards
the attempted organization of new legisla.
turc as irregular and without authority.
Judge Durell is severely censured, the KEEL
| iogg government declared legal The report
of Mr. Trumhull, on the other hand, de.
clares the Kellogg party usurpcrs, and Sc
verely censures their efforts to create disturb.
snce. 60 g.
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er Of currency, with gross and criminal neg.
lect in assisting the president and cashier Of
the bank in concealing Its rotten condition,
which was known to the controller az early
as February IA, 1871, and also charging VIM.
W. Graham and Charles Horton, president
and cashier Of the bank with the embezzle-
ment of its funds. Judge Blatchford ordered
copy Of the indictment to be presented to
each of the following persons: comptroller
Of the currency, secretary of the treasury
and chairman of the House and Senate COM
mittee on banking.
The steamer Ontario brings advices from
Rio Janeiro. The weather there is extreme
ly hot and deaths from yellow fever are be-
tween forth and fifty daily. The press was
indignant at the mismanagement Of immigra-
ton and the failures af colonization.
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FOREIGN NEWS:

Liverpool, 2l. Arrived, ships Ravenscrag,
New York and j. A. Thompson, New o.:
leans.
Madrid, 81. TIE impartial has an edito-
rial advocating the withdrawal of the Porto
Rico abolition bill, now under consideration
and the substitution CT a project law for
gradual emancipation Of slaves in all the do
minions of Spain, after the plans proposed by
Seniors Gassett and Becera.
The Gaceta publishes an official condrma-
ton of the report that Ollos' band of Carlists
has been defeated at the heights of Miraoul
les by the troops Of the republic. The insur
gents lost heavily in the action.
The assembly has adopted ministerial esti-
mates for military, naval and home exp d.
lures.
Two more political offenders, clhdcinncd
. death. have received commutat;o9 OF sem
''2a ,m,,,ei,, has advice, tia, Dan Carlo,
entered Spain three days ago.
Adyices from ST. Sebastian state that the
passenger traffic on the Northern railway has
been re.e established. Troops accompany the
trains through.
The provinces and all points threatened by
the Carlists have been fortified and garrisoned
by sufficient forces to repel any attacks.
Versailles, 81. In tho Assembly to- day the
report of the Committee of Thirty was pre-.
scented and read by Due De Braglie. The
constitutional project is deliberately discussed
and supported with strong arguments. The
Duke seeks to demonstrate the necessity o
making Ministers responsible to the Assem-
bly, for their acts, and shows that the princi
pal carries with it the responsibility of th'
executive.
A warm eulogy is paid to President Thier
for his excellent patriotism and illustriouI
services to his country. Much space is de
voted to the proposal for the creation of {
second legislature chamber, Such a body
the report argues, would act counterpart K
the demagogue principle Of the absolute SOW
ereignty of members. 1t would be emincntly
a chamber of resistance.
The reading of this portion of the report
was interrupted by loud cries OF disspprova
| from the LETT.
The report concludes by urging all parties
to work together in the spirit of Cancellation
and give the country sound constitution.
The Assembly appointed Thursday next fol-
the consideration of the report,