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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-30
NreufemS @tieffinber.

81. 9. .. Gloreneourt felt in eer
3titun9 fol9enre ;eit9emdbe
Betra6tunsen an: ~9m 0runpe baz
ben mir 8atboliten, troB re5 woblwoI>
Gbarafters Griepri6 @ilbelms
w., trob 8erfa6uuss> llrfunre &c. tis
auf Rem beutisen Sag nod nidt aufses
b5rt, Yreuben ;weiter orer nod t~ieferer
Slaiie ;u iein. 8aS ~patriotismue"
anbelan9t 70 beii&t man in jeper 6ins
ii9t mebr BON uns, ais man pom irsenb
elmer onrern RlaHe preubil9er StaatS>
burger uno untertbane1 unter 9lei6sn
@erbdltnilen gu oerlansen itd eetrausn
wlrpe mas ober rann Die entipredenz
be 8eradT6ti9uns unierer Sntere0en
unc 0efdble a%nbelanst 70 idcint es
pielen acknowledgements aud Satbo>
lifen) als gan; lelbfperitinrlid, pas
mir i'm preubiiaen Staate ;ulebt rsnz
siren unp bab mir mo- m6slid bic quft,
Die mir atbmer, nod als cine beiontere
@naoe res a6niss unp res Staates
anleben iouen. Elm draften febt es
pamit in S9leIen. Sn Nteinlanp
unb @effalen wlree maj, IS ntdt berz
uusnebmen, f1odfattoliide Sreile BOT
pieeenp NIT fatbplifen>frenerildsn
2%anprdtben 3u uerieben, rerer angelo
rene uno anerspeene @efable uno @or>
urtbeile ie beim belten WiQen binccrn
mibten, fi@ nit Der BON ibnen resierten
BepSlteruns in Gublun8 uno Ginflans
III erbalten. Der Ratbolif 1T BON &C.
l9i9te Ter e9leter rasu nod Don
@eburt pftmals Elm re9t 9epulpisss
S⁡ ct mudf ni9t Elm DIAL, rpsnn
ct ssldoren Miro"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-30
Sic &ntbednu9 Gbica9u's.

Die Chicago ~Gritune" pom 8. Nuz
eu1 errinnert raran, naB IS in rieleu
Monat unsefdbr 200 Sabre Der fino,
felt bic Stdtte, auf Ter Gbicaso febt
,ur1 eritsn Mtale ron We;een tetretcn
ipurce. sic entnimmt bic nadfebens
ben. Ibatiaden Dem Yarfmaa'l9en
Derte, tetitelt: Die Gntoeduna res
arpeen 8eaens," in wel9em bic Neiien
uno Nten!euer son 2aSaQe,N arquette,
Solicit unp 6ennepin, bic Gntceduns
ees Mi}i@iippt &c. teldriebea fno. Ga
Gale erfunpldaftete in renSabrsn 1869
unp 1870 tieSffiite esMidi9anlee's,
fubr ben ct. SpiepbS Glus bis sur
5teue, no beuts Sputb 8enp, Snev
liest binauL :ruS iein &ance Don tort
Iberlano bis gum 8anfanee, unp &C.
lanste eis1en binuntsr gum MilNl1ppi.
SIM Sabre 1873 rurre 2ouis Solicit
BON Mpntreal abselanet. I'm. oenWfilillz
ilppt aufsuiuden, unb erbi,lt einen Ter
Selu'leH> Vtllton1re, Sacque6 W0r>
quette, ben er in Mi9iuimadinaw traf,
gum Seslettsr. SIRE M~usrlfun9 be-
ftanr aus smsi aanoeS aus Birfenrinpe
unp ben nbtbisen8 urratben ponDell9>
form uno serau@ertem Glei1@. Die
&eiie purce an, II. Mai anoetreten,
anp sins ;und@f Der 3lRe entIano
1a9 Green Bay uno Don tort ben
GerFus binauf lber bic Gaue binaber
gum @i~nnebasoiee, uno CUR @aGer>
l9eipe swil@en ben, GorFue unO @is>
conTnRus, &pel1en binabsebenp, fie am
II. SUM- BEN Wilfifppi bel Yrairte
pu Gbien errei9ten. @on rort Sinseu
fie ben Milflfppi bis gum @inFue pss
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-30
Der w un0erer.

leidterunse, fir RE 8ldmanperune in
@rrlhlaa eebra6t. Gerner banpelt ss
lid UNI Yriiuns Ger Masreseln, wslde
erforrerli9 finn, UNI ras &e@tsoe,hdlt>
nis ;wi19en zen lantliden Nrbeitsetern
unp ben Nrteitern gu reseln, unp ZEN
MrbeitsuertraS 9eseu pirerre9tli@e
0ulsBuns ~ idlBen. 5iermit itett
pie Grase i'm 3uiammsnbans, Oh rie
,ur @ltietsit res Nrbeitevertrases nod
erforrsrliae idriftlide Gprn,, unter ents
lpre9enrer Nenreruns Der lanrredtlis
9en @uri@riften, oufseseten pereen
fam. @on Encouragement @i@tisz
eeit 1T bic GrSrtsrun9 rerWittel, mel@e
in MnmentunB ssbra9t uereen t6nne1,
I'm, cine Be7eruns in Ter Gage uno
9etenefeQune Ter ldnbli@en Nrbeiter
beibeRufibrsn. 6ier fommt tie Grase,
d rem Manssl an ldnrli9en Arbeiter11
raeur9 entssssu ;u piyfen IL, rus ~,
men n1sbr, ME bisber, bic M6sli&fett
zines eissnen @runrbefBs grwerbes &C.
rpdbrt rpsrre, uro auf wel9em @ese
rie Gtaatsresieruns basu bic 6ano
bieten TONNE. Sc fnb man9erlei aen>
perunae, Ter auf rie ldnbli9en @er<
tdltni6e te;lsliasn @eitbsebuns beans
trast pprreu, namentli& in Betrsf ter
3ertldeluns pom @runrflden uno
@rinrun8 neuer AnVeolunsen u. {. ~.
Nu@ al, rie 9eranbilpuna zines freten
acknowledgement Mrbeiterifanres rur9
Bermitteluas ltaalli1er @elc> Jniitute
lit ssra9t 1porren. Gnrlid ruerren
aud nod risjentseu @orldldse su erz
pdse, iein, pelde seseniiter remW anz
esl an ldnpliden Mrbeiter1 in rteiem
Sabre auberorpentlide, ppribereebenre
WaBreseln BON Seiten Ter Nesierung,
u. a.. Bei&rdntuns Ter 6Hentli9en
8autsn uno frib;eitise Seurlaubunsen
aus Dem @ilitdroienit empfeblen.
BiS ale bieie Grasen ibre @ntmort
aefunren baben peroen, tIrfte nod
man9er Dampfer m~iboersniste Nrbeiz
ter Iber rem Ocean flbren, UNI fe bier
III Sanre cine ertrdslidere Griiten, fin
rem ;u lal1en. Cine Der tieflten Wur>
;eln res oorbunrenen uekeltanres pirr
Yon ZEN selebrten Staateberren gang
aueer M6t selai1en: bic seaenwdrti>
gen Yladereien auf firdlid >pOlitiidem
0ebiete.
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man9el an 2anbarbeitern in
Gemtieblanb.

Nus elmer fribsrsn Mittbeiluns peis
ber 2eier, rae in tie 6auptfart nes
reutIben &ei9s elmer Nnsabl Natip:
nall Sefonpmmen %berufen murren, um
bic gebensYerbdltni6e Ger Nrbeiter< 8e>
o5lfsruns. be,oneers AUDI perjenisen
auf zen, 2anre, III unteriuaen unr Ger
3ssisruns ibsr Nele:tisuns norbance<
ner lleteltdnee uno einsufubrence
@srbe6eruneen ibr @utadtsn ot;uoe>
ben. Gin amtlider Beridt 9iebt rar>
ibsr no&Febenre Bints Don ause>
neinem Sntere6e:
Seit einiaer 3eit batsn bic Sla9en
iber rem sunebmenren Waneel an
ldnrli9en Mrbeitern INNER r,ebr llmz
fang oeronner, unp Ter Druid res llez
bells miro fir bic 9anowirtbldaft um
10 empfncli1sr, ais neten rem VT
beitelobn aud ale anreren 8etrisbstoz
fen id ssl1eissrt unp in ben Yreilen
Der lanpuirtbldaftli6en G%rssusni0s
nod feline seniisenre Aussleiduns ees
funben BADEN. GS 1T tbat(ddlib fef>
esitsut, ras bic Bev5lferuns in rem
9anpestbeilen, in bsnen rer Nderhau
porbsrrldt aujabrlid cine erbeblide
Yermincerune e~rletret, uno ;tpar ni9t
ALIEN curd Muswanreruns in ras
Muslanp, loncern aud rur@ uebe, feb
lung in bic @essncen, wel@e 8elddf>
tisuns fir seperblide 3wede bieten.
Sn lanrwirtbldafliden 8ereinen pie
in Der pre6e fino pisie 8erbdltni0e
mad allen Ri9tunsen bin lebbaft erSr>
teri unp manGsrlet @crialdse semadt
tporren, rel9e gun, Gbeil tie Ginvir>
fune ter 6taatsbsbSrcen in Nnlprud
nebmen, gun, Spell 8erdnoerunssn in
Der @eieseebuns anreeen. SIM 5in>
bid auf Die mi9tise Steuun1 trel9e
ter Mderbau in rem wirtbidafhi9en
0erbdltni0en be5 9anpes einnimmt,
fam BE Staatsresieruns fId nibt Der
VFi9t entsisben, rte biertei in 8etra9t
fpmmtncen 0eidtspunfte elmer srinoz
li9en Yrifuus gu unterwerfen, une ca>
cur9 BE Gntideipuns her Grase porz
,ubereiten, in pte fern fte mittelbar prer
unmittelbar our Mbbulfe Ger tefloaten
u~ebdfdnbe mitwirfen fam.
Sn erlter 9inie miro auf bic MuSz
,pancerunes>@ erbdltni1e &idl&t ~
nsbueu unp gu unteriu&sn fem, eurd
,pel@e Mueres,ln bic Muspanoeruna
in eripriebli&er Beiie beldrdnft ,pers
cen f5nnte. Nuf tielem 0ebiete fiup
aueer anpsren Mabnabulen cine Repi>
fon Der @elebsebuns iber bic Guneslz
fOnen Der austpancerunss> l1nterneb<
u,er, ,pie bic Bstimmunsen lber bic
Beaufi&tisuns bes Muswanberunes>
weiens In ZEN 6afenpldben unp Gr>
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fSnnen unc bic Gcrpcratirnsn
unsebrrlam isin fInnen.
Mu6 an 0er1u9en, BEN Gcn3ree III
yermDsen, uns &edt au rerldaHen,
bat es nibt sefeblt. @ir baben rie
Gonsrsbmitelieper Don 3eit 3u Belt
.pese,, bieler Yeridiepene1 unb ptecer>
bolten Ginerife In unlere 3e9te ee>
tparrt, MIR baben fe an bic umRdnrs
unlersr @inwanrerun9 une glnTeelune
erinnert; mir baten an fe ais rte Mp;
m%iniaratcren elmer frei.n unp unpars
teiil1en 9ermaltuns appeQirt, uns %,
rieien GinBriHsn ~ i6iBen, tie, renn
fortselest unYe: msicli9 NIT ter Ser
nihtuns jensr Grsibritsn, fir he unlers
@itsr ibr 2eten binsabsn, unp nit be,
@iersrsinfibrun3 Der priYileeirten alafs
fen unp elmer Nrifutratie tes Nei@>
tbums-1@ledter a!s isne, ron Der uns
Ger Nesplutiunstries befreit bet-enten
rpirrsn. Nu9 ie i1up tub eepel.n
fir bic Gimme Der @ers@tisteit uno
YFi9t. @ir 1sbsn uns baber seswun,
seu, lire erimineIe @lti@siltieteit .sez
e.n3ber ben uns 3~ueefaster unbilpen
3u t%enun3iren. unp MIR balten fe fit
ta6elte, pie he Mitslieter un1erer Sc
sislaturrn, ndmli@ Geinte ber Yroru>
;enten, abe Dreunre Ter Mpncppli>
1en.
8ir, bic Yrpbu;enten unieres Staas
tee, per{ammelt in unieren Counties,
erfldren rober teute, an rislsm lahrcs<
taee Ter @eburt insrNation ron f,eien
Wenlden unp elmer Resieruns. auf
pel1e mir trpB per corruption ter BE-
an,ten nod INNER NIT &sat ftols iinr,
unp rufen Ten oberfsn 8i6tsr rer @elt
gum 3sussn Ter GettldaHeabeit unie>
TER Nbf9ten an, inpem mir feierli9 ee>
lpbsn, rae mir ale selsbli9en unb
frierliden Wittel anpencen tperpet,,
UNI uns pom Der TYrannei Res Monoz
puls III befreien, unp rap mir in unle>
rem Nn%frensunsen fir @eform ni9t
eber na9lal1en mDuen, als bis jeresDe<
partcment Ter Regieruns nadmeia ras
Die 9errldaft Der ;iseuolen 2xrnli9>
felt Ypriter 1T unp etwaS BON rerHeinz
beit. gbrbartsit unp Ginfabbeit, momit
unlcre Setter ras @ert inausurirten,
mteoersefftrt 1T.
3u pieism 3wede erfldren mir ur5
abiolut fret unp unabbdnsis BON ale
len oersansenen po!itiifeu 8erbinoun>
aer, uno mir tperre1 - rom fleiniten
Mmte, i'm Staate an bis binauf gun,
prdiieenten Der Scr. Staaten -, nur
Mdnnern unlere Stimmen &C.,
ben, Don psnen mir @runo BADEN Su
elauben, RAP fe na1 teien Rrdften sur
Bef6reeruns pieier 3wede teitrasen
,perbsn. unb CUR Nufredttaltuns rie>
ler Grtldrun9 perpfdnpen mir uns ee>
senleiti9 I'M fefen @ertrauen auf RE
eSttlide @orlebuns -unle 2eten, unler
Dab rno @ut unp aud UNI sre biuiee
Gtre.
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Tarner:H Citation in Sainpis.

Mit sr5eter Gntldierenbsit trsten
! bic Garmer i'm san3en @sftsn fir ibre
SntsreiIen in ole Sdraufen. Dor ei>
nisen Easen seriammelten Id In @I,
man. ST., RE Garmer bes County Iro-
quois. 3ablrei@ nr5mten i1e terbei
hit ibren Gabnea, III Gub, 3u @aseu
uni ;u Yfsrte. Die Delegation RON
"a 6oeue fam in le&s;is @asen, an
her SpiBe reS 3uae5 Elm Basen, auf
meldrm sm5lf in Notbweibblau seflei>
rete Mdoden iasen, BE oaldierene
pa11enpe Sieper laneen. Nuf bem 0ers
famm!ur8splabe ~, en- Mabl ftatt>
iane, mar ris @snse 5000 sapfe
fart.
Die @sren flansen beinabe reoolu>
tiondr unb belonpers frdftis mar tie
Don e. ID. Smitb pom Repanee, Sus.
ST er6rterte brittbalb Stuneen lans,
Die 9usesfrasen, ipeciell bic Sage Ter
Garmer. Gr leste bar, was es fons,
Elm Bu1pel Mais gu eerpinnen> unc
pelAe Uer9itun9 caflr besablt perce ;
mics mad, raB pas game Syfem> na9
rpel&em iber Die Yrueufte Der Garmer>
arbeit bisppnirt pirp, Elm un9eredtes
1ei. Sene, iaste Der @eoner, pel6s
infer &orn taufen wpbnsn in pald>
fen, tpdbreto pir in e!euten 6itten
ppbnen. Man rennt mid einen@ lei9z
NADER Qeveler), Der lire Yaldfte III
Barmerbittsr bsrunterbrinsen noble.
Dem 1T ni6t ~. SD bin Elm @leid>
NADER, aber id mSdte Die Garmerbitte
gum golaf erbeben, Page uno llmse>
buns Ter Garmer pertei1srn. ibnen cine
ssre9te Gntiddcieuns fir ib,e Nrteit
bieten unp iie ntdt in Der Sflaperei
fefbalten. Smitb re9nete ppr mas es
fofte, Elm Bulbel Mais ;u prooueirea
uno ieBte flar a%useinanber, bae ben,
Garmer nidt bic eri1en Soften sersitet
perpen. Gr 1dilrerte bic Giienbabn,
uno aueeren Monopole, ;eiste, raB tie
8ertreter jener Monopple Elm firili9es
Gtnfommen babsn, rpel9es rer barte1
Mrbeit res GarmerS abserunaen rperre.
8uroen rie Garmer. meinte Ct. iid ~
ue,einissn, ME onbsre &la0en es ses
tban, 10 fSnnten ie lire Yrooufte gu
be11eren Yreilen ostfaufen. Iie Be-
bauptunr, pas 8olratb rno Seearf
Zen preis resulirten, iei Elm grocer
5umbue. @ir tauen nidt mebr
Mais ais nStbis 1T; in einem Sabr
BADEN mir einen llsber1du6. Ter rurd
cine serinse Grnte i'm ndditsn Sabre
ausseali@en Mir. SIN leBten Sabre
batten mir cine bstri9tli9eGr nte, wdbs
reno uns eieis Saiion nur cine babe
peripridt. Gr 1pra6 BON rer Tborbeit
Der GARNER, G9 S9uleen auf3usirte1
unp rarur@ ibre Garmen nit 6ypotse>
fen 3u belafen; pom Ger lei4tiinniBsn
Btidafun9 jecer neuelfunpenen Sra
idine uno pom Ger Nadlal1steit Ter
~WIble'' auf Ger Wieie urp BEN pflus
auf rem Gelpe rotten gu lai1en ; Spar>
iamfeit iet 3u empfeblen. NQes, mas
Der Garmer fauie, babe einen boben
yreis, uno mas er su ssrfaufsn babe,
febe per,weifeIt niepris impreiie. Gdr
cine GrntemaiGtne, bic $50 foite, mll7e
Ger Ga rmer $3.50 besablen. Gin 8u,
lbcl WaiS ras 40 Gents fple, mu6s CT
fir rs Gents Serfaufen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-30
atr9em=a alcmter.
Sic @ei3en:@ rnte.

Rauna bat bic Grntemai@ine lire
Mrbeit auf ben, Gelbe teS eroeen @e>
items setban, 10 iiberi&aut bic Speeu>
latipn ben @eiammtertras NIT 8ieri>
aent Blid, I'M, ii@ Ter Beute ~ bez
ma9tisen. Gines Der 6auptoraane
b:r inldnbiiaen 6antelsipeculation
fomu,t BEL ter Mbi6dBuns res Grnteerz
TRACES 3u Dem @eiammtreiultate, tab
bic bier norowefli@en Staaten, .pelde
int @ei3enbau ben @orrans baben.
ndmli9 Suinois, @iscon1n, Winne>
1ota unp Soma, pieleS Sabr IS biS 20
MiQtpnen 8u1bel msbr ernten alS DO
RIGGS esSabr. Muf her ancsrn Se;te
peiSt Californian einen ebenio srceen
ueberldue an @ei;en fit rie Nusfubr
auf ME porises Sabr.
ueber bic @ei;enernte goa 1872
binau6 betrus Der BON ben Ser. Staa>
ten ins Muslanb erpprtirte lleberl9ue
Sc MiutonenB u1bel. DieieSS abr aber
wiro ter mutbma6lide lleterIdub, Der
in ben @robbantel fommt, auf As bis
so MiQionen Bulbel seidaBt. 8s>
fanntlt9 bdnet Der preis res @et:ens
in bielem 2anre taprn ab, .pte bod Der
preis i'm Wuelanre, bt1pneers in Gne>
lane, 1tsbt. GS 1T temna9 ni9t III
iberl eben, baB rie Ser. Staaten bieles
Sabr einen Mei3enpprratb Don 80 bis
40 YrpSent in @oncurren; NIT antereu
2dnrern, RE Ten @ei;enbau i'm @roSen
betreiben, auf ben ausldnbilben Marft
brtnsen.
Nuerbinss fommt bier fir ben Norp>
tpelten mod Elm anbeter umftanb in Be-
tradt: namlid bic bisbsriee Inter
oridune unb NuSbeutung Ter Garuer
rur9 bic eroben TranspprtzG ompas=
MEN melde tbat1ddli6 rem Yreis res
WetienS ME res 6ol;e5 turf eie ue>
berma9t ibrer Wonopole bsfimmten.
Snteb fdeint fir bieie r,ppernen
3wtnsberren ros Stine9en aud au
idlasen, rpenn bic I'M @anee tefneli>
de Tarmerbeweeuna nidt abermals BON
f9lauen Yplitifern Ing S9lepptau ee<
1pnnen miro.
@aS bic Sualitit res i'm Nrrrmez
ften bieie6 Sabr 9eernteten @eisens Be-
trift, 70 ubertrift fe tur6lanittli@ ale
frlberen grnten, mdbreno Der ourbz
f6nittlide Grtras i'm eroFsn @ansen
ebenfaQs arSber per older tpar ais fritz
Der. Man felt nun in Suinois unt
@isfenftn einen turdldnittli6enYr eis
BON ST per 8uibel an rem Giienbabns
Nationen une fit Minnelota unbS Soma
80 Gents in Nusf9t unb piro na9>
bridli6 turauf bineemieier. eos bic
Tamsr gut tbun wlreen, NIT ibrenSor>
rdtben ni9t lunee 3uridsubalten, pa
man9erlet l1mfdnpe wiecer S6wan=
funeen I'M Yreile berbeiflbren f6nnten.
Der Staat Minnelota bat na6 alz
seneiner S6dbuns einen Grntes Grtras
BON rs MiQionen 8uldcl @eissn, te1>
fen GrlS5 ielbfperRdnbli@ cine auses
meme 8tererbelebuna Der @el1dfte 3ur
Gplee baben pirb. @enn ber Garmer
gut ftebt fIblt eS aua ter 6ancels<
mann, Ter Tatrifant unp Der 6enp>
perfer ba @iner fem Mneeren IN BE
6dnte arbettet.
WIlp Slid auf!
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Snubesibatmeiifer Spinner
iiber bte @ndfebr bes
GpIbeS.

Gin 9ritf rem GaaBmeiiter Spin,
nsr an perm q. Siterbers, pen5erau5z
esber res uDeutih Mr:er. Setcnomif"
in 6rantfurt a. 81. ma@t in Sfentliz
den 8lltter1 bic Munre. DARN be-
tlast ii9 5err Spinner 3und@t rob
cine fribsre Gorreipunpena, ais Mnt>
MORT an Germ Niprle in N%uitralien,
nidt rem sun;en Snbalt na@, ioncern>
Bios n%euenmeiie mit9etbeilt unc comz
mentirt wcrren iei, mocur& bic Nn9ele>
senbeit in elm falldes 2i@t eebra6t
murre. I'm re SADIE 0eredtisz
felt miersrfabren gu lai1en, bite ni9t
nur fem etaener Brief ionbern aud
&irble'S Sdreiben ppQtdnois mitse>
tbsilt rperren mii1en. @tr sernebmen
ferner, ras &irrle Elm anseiebener Naz
ti%cnal5foncm uno Watbematifer, einen
neusn plan entredt ;u baten olaubte>
mocurd Die Qiquication elmer Staat5z
idulp lei6ter unp purtbeilbafter bsmsrfz
iteuist rperre, alS rurh irSeno einen
anpeten G%inansplau. Ias betrefenre
Sdreiben res Sdasmeiiters Ter Ser.
5taaten bate rem 3wed, tie unridtisz
felt ron Nipcle's Bsrsdnunsen rarSuz
lesen.
Auf bic Stint wan;iserzS tlisatio>
men I%beraebenr, biQiee ShabmetTer
Srinner bic Nnidt res ~Sefonpmilt,"
ndmliG bic &efunpiruns rerlslben.
Dasssen pirerlpridt er Dem plan Der
Bunpiruns pom tauienpW iuonen Doll
lars, rpppon ilnfsis Millionen rsrSabr
einsslSit ,perpen musten. Die anrere
p%rppoftion res ~Oefonomif," sebn
prc,ent her Subleription gum neuen
Stod bur9 bas 9eieBlide 0tlp ;abls
bar ~ MAIDEN, cerwirft Ct etenfaQe,
neil raburA tie Yapier> Currency um
%uneefdbr Is Yrojsnt reeujirt purce
rpas @eiddftsR5runBen ueranla6en
mlete, pbne pas 9etplnidte Reiultat,
ndmli9 Die m5sli@it raide Biererauf;
nabme Ger Speeis;abluns berbei,uflb>
rem. lleber tieien punft iast S4aB>
meifer Spinner Gin llnterldieo BON
: Yrp;ent miro entideioen, wel@e Gur>
rency in Circulation seben miro unp
pelde nidt. Gs 1T INNER bic mobl<
fsilere Currency, tpelde cireulirt, unp
rer Bru9tbeil BON einsm prossnt miro
bic before @elpiorte S%errrdnsen."
SIM @eiteren Iebt rann 5ert SaaB'
meifer @piuner auseinanter, pab he
teiren Grasen, bic ,,eue SnSefiruns
unlerer Mnleben ;u einem niepern 3ins>
fuB uno BE @iepsraufnabme ter Spsz
e~issabluns ni@t 3uiammsn tetra9tet
ruercen folIen. GinSeln betra@tet, 1T
Der Ierlauf beieer flat, bur6 tie COM
bination bsirer miro rie 8erpidlung
orSeer. 8or mebr ol5 Neben,ebn Sab
rem, faet rer Sdabmsifer, Ssrlanste i'd
Elm @eles, rab 3u elmer befimmtsr 3eit
in Ter 3ufunft, etwa 3 Sabre nahpem
es in 8raft setreten mare, pie Specie>
2ablune uieper aufsenomuae1 ,perce;
unp ia rente INNER nod, pas lei Der
fderae @es, bas sewdniate Reiultat
berbei,ufabren. 81 penf, tab bic pa
piere BET Currency, fouobl r~ieienisen
Der &eoieruns ale aud bic ter 8anten
i'm 8ertb feisen plrpen, bis fe mad
WerFus rsr ftfseiebtea Belt Dem Wertb
Der Mln;e elei@fommen mdstsn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22

THERE has been gun standing BEE
hind a cupboard in a Pine street resi-
dence for the past eight years. 1t belong
ed TO the occupants father, and was set
up there in q loaded condition. Its
presence was always an eye-sore to the
occupants wife, who shared fully witE
the sex their fear OF firearms. So the
other day, Friday, We think, she in
duced her husband to take it down and
fire it of. He had never fired of a gun
that had been loaded eight years; in
fact, he never fired off gun at all, so
he poked it out OF window and took
aim into the garden, without the faintest
shadow OF fear. His wife being afraid
of fire arms, stood behind his back and
looked over his shoulder with her eyes
tight shut. He shut his eyes, too, and
then he pulled the trigger. What i'm
mediately followed neither appears TO
have any settled idea. He Gays he can
vaguely remember hearing noise OF
some kind, and has an indistinct i'm
preston of passing over something
which must have been his wife, ss she
was found between him and the window
by the neighbors who drew him out OF
the fire place. The fact that one Of his
shoulders was set back about two inches
and that three of her teeth were imbed-
ded in his scalp. seemed to indicate
that in stepping back from the window
be bad done so abruptly, and this con-
clusion, we are glad to say, was veIiti-
ed by both on being restored 10 consci-
business.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
Live Freight.

A correspondent writing from Kalma,
Washington Territory, says: "Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Express brought from
Portland and transferred to the agent
here two babies, regularly tagged
around the neck, and waybilled &C
cording TO the strict formula of express
forwarding. One was apparently about
three wears old. and the other twelve
or fifteen months. When turned over
to Mr.. Pearce messenger on the rail-
road train, he promptly took them to
the Kazano, where sympathetic and
motherly attention soon placed the ba.
bies in good order, and we'll conditioned
for forwarding the next morning. The
mother died few months ago up the
Valley, and their father placed them in
care OF the Sister at Vancouver till be
should settle his affairs and arrange q
new location. lie is now employed at
Seattle, and desiring to get his babies
there, he arranged to have them
brought to him by Wells, Fargo ~
Co.'S Express, as he could not leave bis
business to 60 for them. The babies
reached their destination in good con-
dition."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
Mixed up Apologies.

An Iowa clergyman was just unreas-
enable enough to want his salary, and
when the church failed utterly to pay
him any considerable portion of it, he
sued and recovered judgment. The
matter was recently made the subject
of investigation by a council of inquiry,
and that tribunal arrived at four solemn
findings, viz: That the church did
wrong in falling to pay its pastor his
salary that the pastor did wrong in
sueipg the church; that the church
should apologize to the pastor; and
that the pastor should apologize to the
church. Jack Bunsby would have
found it hard to beat that.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
rha Grain Trade.

We publish this morning careful
article on the grain trade Of New York.
Though prices are lower than last year,
the market is steady and the merchants
are hopeful Of a good season for trade.
The market is not overstocked. Large
shipments Of spring wheat are being
made at fair profits. The recent
stringency in the money market has af.
fected the grain market only very
slightly, for the very simple reason that
all the grain we can offer would be in-
stantly taken in Europe at selling prices.
Let it never fail to be noted, however,
that these products Of the farm of which
the prices. being determined by the for.
eign market, have not risen above the
prices of 1860, are what 100000
farmers buy everything else with. But
everything else has gone up in price
more than 50 per cent. Thus an inflated
currency keeps more money from going
into the farmers pocket for al that he
sells, while a plundering tariff takes
more money out of the farmers pocket
for all that he buys.-Ne,o York Herald,
May l9.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22

A correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Commercial says OF the Ohio Constltu-
tional Convention Taken together it
is fire looking body Of men, "a ma
ioritv of whom one would judge to be
on the shady side Of fifty. Halfa dozen
ex.Congresemen, an ex>judge of the
Supreme Court, several who have been
Judges OF Common Pleas, the present
Attorney General oil the State. and nu-
merous ex legislators OF the State are
among the members. Gray heads aud
spectacles and bald heads are frequent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22

The Cincinnati Commercial asks {:
"Wby have not the spiritual circles OF
Cincinnati been informed of the death
OF Captain Hall, more than a year and
a half ago2 Here was a rare chance
for convincing tests;" it adds, "but the
spirits have never taken advantage OF
ANYTHING OF that Sort"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-22
valuable Coal Property Fol-
Sale,
FOR r EMIT.
FOR RENT OR LEASE,

E,oR 5 OR 6 YEARS, A GOOD sDr t bUe =
= o. railroad depot. AS 1 am about to re.
~ move to my new shop, few doors above Dove
nv preSent stand, I offer it for rent or lease
for a term OF years at reasonable IsE ~
tpa o.. Wishing good location, central 10
t,'s;ness yvould do well to call and see the
U-smiSes. Possession given June lSt;
~ BIZ. CALDWE ELL.
u-ur-,rSo. w VA, May II. 1873.