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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

81. Subn @atbeis, Der untsrnsb.
ntsntiie aaer GarpstbaneIer I'M @efen, If aus
hem > aen suradssfsbrt no It fur fem Gei&dft
srubartissGintdufs Der tIesunteRen unb neueRen
9tpTe esu,a&t bat. Das yublitum freut E@
isst i@sn. bic @usReQuns tsrieIb.n an Der
Staatsfair 3u f.ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

WiIItam Sec
Sames @mtth ir.
Jfaat @taplea,
Sobn t. Dauibion
9. 9. 8uell,
@eorg 6ealea
Amos GpgSsmelL
s. 6. 8urbant
Wtlltam @1immeL
Subn 6. .@ife.,
Das Temctratii9e unb Observation-Disclosures
Staat5.G ommittee.
st. paul Nusuf 3d., 1873. a.g. s..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13
Der 80 anberer.

Gin ntues DrY Cob So @dft
gang nabe 1rn. Bernard Mi&sls Stors, tpurse
foeben non ben 9srreu 6. ". Git.rlsy unb j.
@srbsr crSfuet. @ebr sinfise 2ase sortref'
Fi&e @aaren aler Mrt unb bspabrte0sf@dfts'
tenntnib ssr llnt.rnsbmsr bursen fiji ben beaen
Grfpla.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

Die @@winbIer, bic unter benz Namen
Three card monte men in bieTgen Iages-
bIdttern 70 oft fsuritten urb spn Der Yoliaei
tp@ ni@t in @ewubriant sebra9t purten, fsisn
mad Gsbar &apiss, Supa, serrsist, intsm bort
bic @taatsfair nd@fens bssinne.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

Oil -Yaeifceiienb a II {.
ieQi@aft Sertaufte ua5renb tes Mcnats
Nusuf b. 8. 22,S73 Idsr aanb gun, Dur9.
i9nittspreiie BON $3.50 per Ifsr. Die Seretn.
nabmte Sumnae belauft I'D fumit .auf $751;
99l. gum 1. Sanuar kis gum 1. Geptemter
1873 purbsu I'M sanssn T9.518 Mder auum
Dur9idni.tspreife SOa s4.45 per Mder ser-
fault.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

Die Iuffeauns 6ffeutli@er
@aaeen an ben GisnbabnRatiunen unter
Der Mufl@t lantwirtbiaaflider gereine pi1b
neuerbines empfoslen CUR Goutruliruns beina
@dsen tes @etreites.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

3atboIt(&e 8armer IN SlnReab
County baben auf ben rs. b. Mts. cine Con.
seniisn Ia bas 9ourtbaus ~ &s&eRer berufea,
nm (& absr lie Betbetlisuns al Der alseuei'
neu Garmer.8 esssuns ~ beratbsu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

@eiprunsene 9Iube unt @eii&ter, &aubeit
Der 5aut, Simmer. &inswurm, @al3fub unb
antere 9auttranfbeiten tuerben sebeilt unb bic
9auttueid unb ianft semadt bur1 ten@ebrau9
s Juniper 1ar Spap ~fabri3irt BON
6a3arb u. 6 o., REV yprt
Dies Mittel 1T lei9tsr unb ansenebmer ansu-
iuenben als bic auberen fertissn Vrdparate, pel-
DE geeenwdrtis I'M @ebrau9e linb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13
9anfiaauna.

Sanfiaeun9.
Der Sansern unb e aanserinnen, psI&e mid
10 sisle SABRE nit srSBtsr 8ereitwiQisteit unb
felem 3uiammerbalten beim 8ir@ensefaus un'
tertisten, rneineu tuirmRenDa nt. MSse ibnen
ibr mufnbaftes &erbalten Der Simmsl lobnen!
Iie5en E&uljueent Zen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sruB
+. stem.
81. PAUL Zen 10 Sspt. 1873.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

Der Snlanb Steuer 6 pmmiTGr
ma&t betannt. ha6.er ben Gpllettor autoriiirt
babe, iunsrbaIb feiues DiRrietss fir ben Ser.
tauf Ron S%pirituoisu, 1abat, Gisarreu ,. nab.
rsub bsr Dausr elmer 5air, @&auaeuuns ,e.
Steuerudrten ausjuseben, bod isa cine fsI&e
Rarte uur far bic bsRimmte 3eit unb ben
beaimmteu gerlaufefane @altisteit babeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

Sir bigteeres BreuamatertaI
auf ben Diater xnttrbapbeIt bic biefse Dan.
beIstammer nit ben betrsfeuten Gtienbabnse.
tQf&afttu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13
Notal= Wemigtetten.

Der 9anbelsberi&t bieier Wo@e
ssist ein.n 70 lebtafhn @ef&dftsSerte5r, wie
ct. PAUL .pGbrenS ieiusS 8eRsbsns IS NOD
taun, ie erlsbs. Mi&t hui fnt Daarenssr-
rdtbs in auBersepSbnlt&er1iue surbunbeu, iun-
tern tenitlteu entipri&t aud eiue sru6e 3abI
ron adufern unb in BEN perl&iebenen@ &6fts-
ap.isen sibt f& letbafter 0erttbr tuns, stn Ys.
weis, ba6 bas @ertrauea In bic &idltbr bs0trsr
3eiten f& bsftRist 10 in Groceries, Truee,
Giien unb @tabl unb in Drseoots. Gin 1an-
ets@ef mad ben. arbsren iebrt, pom ORen 3u.
rid, beslsitet BON ero6artsen@ aarsusorrdtbeu,
bon senea Elm grocer She'll fsfurt auf tas Qanb
b%inuuapauserk @enn bic 0armer srf einmal
tbreGrnte Serpertbst baben, taun barf nod cine
anbere Grnte beginner.
auf BEN wr%osuetsumartt wirb notirt:
@ei3en 30. 1 3u............-...$1.02 los
Mei3en 30. z Su...".."....""......96 leo
Horn Az
0lrlle W
AspfeI So. - $3.50; 8irnsn ssr Ser pom
20 tb $3.50.
RartoFelu 1910 ets pr. 8ulbet.
Gier ID cts.
8utter 1870 cts.
8ale 12-15 cts.
Yort $16.25-$17.50
Sn Minnearolis itaue @eisea au 95ets bis
los, in Gelano su 70 bis S3ets, in 5aiines
$1.O8, in 2e5ueur Sc @ts., in Delasan 9Sete.
Sn @ilmaufee wurte Der @ei3enpreis 81
$t.14 bis $1.16 notirt in Chicago su $1.13
bis $1.17, in Nsw gcrt au $1.65 bis $l.74, in
Dubuque, SoSa, 3u 95-98 cts.
0clb 1anb auf 11tts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

pferbebiebe treiben in GreebcrnG ounty
ibr l1npsfsn. Cas goIf bat ben grcese sesen
fplae Srol6s in her pant; IS bstarf teinss
GtrideS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

Dacrta County bat ai9t nur 3ebn d.
Iesatsn an Der @taats- Convention, ME IS in
Der Qualification tes Central. Committee bei6t,
irntern smU!f pas tprbl au uaerten 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

SIR Guota &eunty bssiuut Die ia9r.
li@s MusfeQuns aa l. October.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13
3M %Yerfaufen.

Cine farm sus S6 Mder baltenb, truson II oder prai.
ris. Ter Rea 8uf9 nit Diefe 2anb. unaefdtr 40 tts ST
Mder uuttr Gultur. Gs fSnnen nod 5 Mder uaebr cult.
sirt rrerben. Gin fleiues Wotubaus febt fabet nebn
Stat. AGss su suteu gebinsunssa uns billy su ssrtau'
fen.
Die garm li.st T.bsn Weilen Bon ct. geer, spst Wet'
len pom Olpapa Desot. cine Meile pom Der iatbeIiiten
Rirte entfernt, NIT gutter Rpab. an elmer fletnenQafe. Is
ii febr sutes trpdenes Qanr. Nuf bic 5dlfte Ar3abluns
pirb auf eintse Sabre 3et sessbtn. Der 8dufsr tam
lin mtltae U,riibitaften Wt:b uno Nuteres batei tas
ten.
Musiunft 1T su bsbsn Sci BEN Gissattumsr
sos. Sartelt,
299>3O7 Ct. Yeter, Mt;nn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

SIR Mpmer Comfy it auf ben 20.
b. Mts. cine bemotratii&e Convention fiji auf-
NeQuus eiaes 9tsislatur. uub County = Sidsts
einberuftn. ...
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

8 aufen.

? sest Wsnd e4wars Glt.ra abrmas etmars
nub Wsars aeb. 8uQ.
ma,S Sa:fasd. Gltun: aseltsrt 5arf&sd unit Sem.
s,ua s.b. Grant.
aaunv Satbartua 9pbe. Gl.ern: Ibuuas lobe uuS
Gatbartua seb. Sles.
Soba ausuR Rsssltr. Gltern Ausut Roesler uub
Rassatena stb e&utbt.
Narta Rutbmunt, G.tern: 2eonarb &stbRunb uxb
Gltistetb ssb. 1russemann.
Sufepb enrichment. Gltrn: Ssfepb uab Gatbariua
Nnftlment.
9. Hug. Brans faser 5ubert geaGtr. G!tsrn Jusert
$. MaQer uns SIlta 2ebl.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

MbermaIs @ennouiten Int untsr Ter
bes 9rn. U. Sseser aus &uBlanb an.
s:tommsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13
Mntis MpnoppI Gemtralcpmmittee.

Na1benannte Serren tpurbea bur@ 5rn.
Gbens3er Myres, Wralpent Der Nnti = Monopc!-
Staats.G uusention ais @!aats. Central @or1>
mite ansstent:
Capt. @ut. Yaife, ct. waul, @orTser.
.. g. 9. Moltion, ssn Homer.
SsIab s. 2.ris, RON @risbt.
Gr.@ous. 6. .. Gbsrmoob. BON Gtamore.
Graneis Baaltn Of Nieouet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

Die GrSfnungb Der neuen @ u.
Fttaue an @aruer's 8lsd, Ode Dritte
unb @abalbaw Stra6e fahet na&Rsn Dienf,s
Rdtt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

CASTORIA 1T ms,r ais Elm sasaiut fir Gator.
Del. 6 1T Der einyis. suverldfFs. artite. ben. Is stsbt,
natIrli&ea e4laf er3east. Is III an1enebn, ~ein3unep.
men. R.ine f4laFofea Nla:tsr mefr, NOD fdraenes
SGualinot. 1885,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13
@6ulerDfnung.

Den wer.ten GSanera siene hermit srr 3a&riat, sas
Der unssrridt an Fer tattUlii&sn S&u!e in Stem ul, am
1. Ssrt.mter b. S. ri,btr beginner ptrb.
gBsssn xdteren gsbiasuusen suae man I'D naslbea an
Mcp. Mleyanser SerebolS.
IS SEEN uln,, Ntrn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

DuIutb in Gerbinbuus nit ct. 2ouis
County srbsbt fir sas ~lauftnse Sabr Saren tat
8etrase Spn 50 Mils.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

Sir Sadlun County 1T bic Gair bis
gum %. ,. Mts. srItosen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

ksaTArprE uns 3eusntHe bsmstsusuertte 5ei.
lunssn ~b.alsiten jett glafte unt rerssa on Sessrnarr
s9mer3. ben Is nibt linbrrt, feline @titwulf cher CAB
n,uns, wel4s e. niht BELT. 6ene GImilte unb tetn Wtes.
eis%entbamer tanu fd cbne Gentdur Ointment bebel'
mili.nsetraud bic nit asssm fur lsisre. Ereis so
Geats srpse Jlaf1en 81.
g. y. Hpfe u. 60, 50 8roatwas ~, gep gorf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

RAD StiQpater eebsn am 16.. II.
unb 10. ;. 3nss sum balten Gabrprsis fir bic
burtige Gair.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13
(Ginseianbt.)
Mns @riabt GpnntD.

Cine sempfraiiiae Gcnreutien fir @riabt
County pirb i'm gcurtbaus 3u guHa!u i'm Ct.
nann,en Guunta am DtenFas Rem %. @ept.
1873 I'm elm l1tr Maamitlass srTHast iatt.
iuten gun, 3pede Der G%rnennuns Ssn feds
Telesatsn fir bic am "a @ept. in Ct yanl
fattFabeube Staats.G onssntion uno ebenio CUR
Grnsnnuns runSanbibatsn fir ful3enbeMemter:
Elm Ssnatsr, awei &epraientauten, swei Gurn!y
Gommi6ire, (2ter uns 3hr Oinriet), County
s@aBmeiaer, Counts In,ualt, Subse Of Gro.
bait, Court GOmmiliouer, &esi1er Of Deebs
county @ursspOr, Sberif unb Coroner.
Iae, weI&s ssssn ben issisenS &as,ua'1 arif
ben Credit Mubiier s@wiate, ben @alair-
Diebfabl, bic Giieutabn-@ onupole unb biz
@eri&lsaberuns STentli9er Gelbsr fnS, inb
einselaten, f& nit uns 3u sereinisen CUR CT.
ueauuns sbrenbaftsr unb fabiser @anner fir
bic betrsfeuben Meu1ter in unisrr, County unt
Staate.
Die Seridiebenen 5rmns i'm County fiub su
DeItsaten ermaatiet, pie folet:
albion 2, Buffalo Z, CHATHAM Clearwater 2,
Guta,o 2, Gsriana z, grantfort s, Grantlin g.,
Grsn9 GATE g, Soutbiioe 1, S!rdbulm I, @aple
Qafe 3, MarsssiQe 4, MibbleYiQe 2, MontieeQo
4, Sttsu 2, &odfo,b 3, @ilpsr Greet 2, gietur
3, @rcblanb 3.
Buffalo Minn, Sept. /. 1872. ,
Muf Tsrcrbnuns beg COMMITTEES,
Syn. @ubuiIIer Sr~
E.. goriser.
Die gerirstuus fir iebes Ispu it alio be.
rs9ust: 1 EeIesat fiji iesss. Gopn, unb 1 fir
isse 80 @timusn unb Bru9tbeile BON 3ebn pber
msbr sshist auf bas Observation-Disclosures
tel Der WabI BON 1872.
Sci iol&sn YIasen, BON btusn fsine Mitbsi.
Iursen tur9 2reaI.G smmittes e~intommen,
riru sorausssfsst bab bic aimuaflbissngir
in fOl9sn Sowns i@ am Gam tag BIN 20.
Septsmber nerlammela. I'm, Delesaten fir bic
County, cnrentiuu au ernsnuen.
Die Demotraten in @risbt County babsn
felt Sabrsn bur& bic Gusrs;e. nit psl9sr Re
fir bic Sntere6eu tss @oltes in bic S&ranfen
fantsu. ibrsn @sinunssssur6tu ii anSeren
Gcuntiss tin sutss @eiipisl ssssben, unb cine
bsrporrassnbs &oas babsi fpielt.n bic Deut.
f9sn ie wtrtsn aud tieles Mal ui&t auriid.
tleiben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

Gpn DeIanp purben i'm 1rnat WuauR
484,250 Yfunb @ei3sn s~erlanbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13
Stir @drtner.

&dsr eul.iuirtes 2anb nit sutsn 9 ~ du!i3lsitsu NAH
lei Ct. paul iias bilis 3u ~sertaufsn.
Gat;ufrassn II tiefer Sffee. 800
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SIR Binena County. fnbet bic
tissidbrige M~usaeauns an. l., 2. unb 3. Oetu.
Der TAFT. 1 ..'
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peters Northumberland

Dat &rsniea.Q smmittee Be- Ct. peters tlatesa a tunss'
BneiaS sen !. @sntae tns eeptember ~ jum l. 4ssntss
Oterer Gtarift &aeta Nie. BET 2urb 0rseersfsre.
9rR Peter. Ate Gtrase, Ate gDarb.
unterer Dtarift: ROD g1atbtas tie etrate, &xbnS So
banu, tote Straet.
Saesb e&ntttut, Gstsetdr.
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3uuabme I'M Gounty $27,S00.
Die County, ommiTare kswiQisten bic Nn'
l1se elmer 2aasfra6e tur& tk 0rf&aftea
MacIe Grove unb gryilal Cafe unb Gin Com
mittse tuuroe nit Der slusfibruns tsaufrast.
Nnetre pstitiuuen, betreFtnb Shabertautu,
pu,ten gu ;raberer wrufuns 3u1idselsst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13
3obesamjet9e.

Nm %. Musua. Nadmittass 4 ubr, bet Is rem Serrn
aber Qebeu unb Sob ~sefalen, meinen innisssliebten Cat
ten,
&iu,pn &ies8raf
mad tsum tr.itds:s.m 8raasenIasn in tas Before SEN
f.its abjurufea git ben bL. Sterbfatrauatntsn rcbl sr'
ftbeu, farb er mi. spaiommentr Grssbuns In @sttes BEL
lisen niaeu.
lin ft1e 1beilnatme bistet bic trauerrbt Nittue
Goiepbine Nies9raf.
Glsrtnee, Mla., 3. Sept 1873.
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3u %Yerfaufen.

Mrsebcten pesSsn gum 9ertaufs: As Hdsr sutes tarns'
Qanb. aass ~siasefsnst, fanf Metler usu 81. gaul, 3riiaeu
vt. gaul uns Ninueapulis selesen.
8eetususseu febr bilis.
Natres In Ter Effee tiefss 8lattes. 2N
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

beferat aue In feiu 0efAdft enf&taseuteu Arttiten, 70.
upbl ueue, ME Rep aratureu unb Iaeet Bic me.tten Ran.
Fen ~ Gtatt xap 9ane Gin. bd tim ssr1up.e3eu. 396
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81. YauL ZEN 10 Sspt. 1873.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-17
MA Leayenworth dog slides down hill on .
sled and draws it up himself. ~ ~

SA Leayenworth dog slides down hill on
sled and draws it up himself. - ~
MA silver eel, Is inches long, was what allied
an old tady's stomach at New Haven.
~A young man engaged In selling Bibles at
Davenport has been arrested tor embexz 1tng. b
.nTM. Clandio Brindis Is colored vioiipist Of
talent, who has been playing with great success
UThe inmates of western hotel an locked
then doors recently because crazy woman
shouted through the corridors, Prepare vel the
Lord is coming" -ts $50 ESQ -.
~Cofresponients who write glowing letters
from San Diego should not forget in mentioning
that hourishing city how much its Incentive to
liveliness is owing to neas. 'er .1' . IL < =
DTRev. George H. Hepworth assures thepub
lie that the church now building for him viii be
made really fire-proof. That is what he will la
Dor to make hts congregation. s1re1
n1Lady Beaconfeld's immense fortune re-
iverts to her children, and MIR. Disraeli is left
with only q pension Of fye thousand pounds
sterling and innnmerable debts. uii-t .a teia-
nTOhio courts have decided that the heirs of
lie policy holders who perpetrated s.jamborees,'
and die of swhisky on the BRAIN" cannot re-
cover the insurance. II this doesn't smash the,
Cincinnati insurance companies, then nothing
can.
VThe guhernxfofial Communication of the
sentenced Of California murderer named
Donovan was made the occasion Of veritable
ovation at the San Francisco Jail last week, adj
miring crowds thronging to congratulate the
hero, and numbers Of the sympathetic fair sex
bringing floral tributes 10 lay at his feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-17
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

IHF EA-FNFNfNt MD NAFNLbOf ".
LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE ex-Empress Eugenie
held . reception at Chiselharst yesterday, which
Vas attended by many weIl-known compasriots
and deputation of workingmcn from Paris.
The Prince Napoleon also received large
number OF his friends.
THE RETURN oF PAID CIEARrNGs
at the Clearinghouse Yesterday shows tLe
amount 10 have been t52.2j0.0eO. which ~ tic
highest sum on record foT a single day.
AFRAID OBJ A SHADOW.
PAEfS, Jan. E.-General pcCissy. minister of
war. has written a letter Ia Marshal Mcmahon,
prohibiting The circulation OF BonapaTtst adj
dresses in abe barracks OF the French troops,
and urging the severe punishment OF persons
found distributing such papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-17
NEW YORK NOTES.

ANOTHER fts.
NV YORK. Jan. l7.-Anot her den~e fog pre-
walls tins motning, q, ndering ferry nasigatsOa
deus and dangerous.
THERE WAS sLioHr PANIC
IN the NJ. Denis hotel last night cans,.i Nv a
hre i'm one Of the rcoms. which. however. occa-
s'oned but slight damage, and Nas SION eAtin-
guished.
RTN. W. 4. CLAgK
has been expelled NON the New York confer
eDee of the Methodist church Tor carving on A
lottery ostensibly Tor the benefit of Elissson-
house and free reading room. CLARK conuua.-
10 s.rye a church of his own in Brooklyn. appzr-
eHtly successfully.
A IIE ABOUT STOKES.
The report OF the finding OF a bottle of strych-
nine in the cell recently vacated bN SJokcs. ~
erroneous. The drug a. EsE rOssiCa, and had
been medically prescribed.
REv. JOSIAH LFAvITT. n. n.
associate editor Of the Iadspsa.irnt, died 20
BrOokiy last evening from apopleNy Mllilc ~
the residence Of his son.
IN THE TWEED TRIAL THIS MORNING
n number OF warrants and vouchers were read, ,
the counsel FOR Tweed cbiecting i'm a nambtr &C
instances. Davidson, the safe man, testified to
doing work Tor the city in $50. aud presenting
bills 10 woodward. One claim Of sl6.ai0 was
raised on the warrant 90 three times that
amount, hut me only got a check for the fr~t
named sum. He had no business dealings with
Tweed. lie testified to certain dealings with
Woodward and others.
Did or his worNr~.
Cbristy. the Bowcry Saloon keeper. shot by an
unknown man . few morning since, died "a -
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-17
The Governor Of Kansas on the Sena.
lorfa1 Election.

TOPEKA, kANsAs, Jan. 1.-THE governors
message 10 the legislature, delivered yesterday,
treats OF local matters entirely. Concerning the
Senatorial election he saws 81 would not he
understood AZ sanctiOning the reports that have
been - generally circulated of the Wholesale
purchase of the legislature Ina our former cleo
lion. IL would Ice idle to deny such reports or
the injury they have done TO the good name Of
the commonwealth. Would IL not lie wise for
Your actions should be governed 10y such high
sens OF public duty that no man would daTe
risk his reputation by intimatisg that Won had
been controlled by improper motives. II il to
he hoped that the day Is not far distant when
Senators will he chosen by the vote of the peo-
pie" The bonded debt of the state is 81 1856 %. ).
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THE VIRGINIA FUNDING BILL IN A FEDERAL
CouET.--AbOut the year 1854 or 80, one of the
bureaus at Washington city invested 81 600 900
in Virginia 6's for the benefit Of what Is known
as the Indian annuity fund. The interest on
this Is due to the federal government tolerably
potent power these times. We have heard It
intimated that the government at Washington
is indisposed to g let this Slide" and are con-
templating such action as will enforce their
claim, and that for six per cent. on the full
value OF the bonds 80 held. SHIT will probably
be instituted in of the federal courts for its
recovery. 1t is scarcely necessary to speculate
what the result will be. This prese ats a new
phase OF the debt question, not only as to the
cOnstitutiOnality Of the funding bill but as to
the responsibility of Virginia, as she now exists
for the face value Of all the bonds originally
issued in her name, and when West Virginia
formed an integral part. Can the United States
be coaxed into an attendance upon the con-
ference with the b0ndhOlders in this city on the
18th Of February? Legislators may defy bond
holders, at home and abroad, but when the
pondei0us paw of the United States, as a bond
holder, comes down, we shall see some sluiyIn-
ing sde1.ick sbnr ~ { Kd.l Herdzd. - - 4
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STRATEGIcAL RAILWAYS. - The Prussian
Minister OF Commerce has laid before the Prus-
sian Parliament q scheme of new government
railways, the works % DE entered upon forth
with in order 10 furnish communication with
all parts OF the country. One line D. 10 be built
at once between Coblentz, Trier, Diadenhofen
(Ihionyiile), and by this means, there win DC
Russian frontier. through Berlin. Other short
lnes are also to be made, that there NAV be a
concentration of several lines of RAILWAYS ON
the new frontier, and there viii never again be
the same delay as i'm the last war i'm sending
troops on TO the trout.
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~ Thirty thousand dcllnrs- have been rsiesd
" two weeks to rebuild the BsookAy1 tsbefna-
Gle, Rev. DR.. TalmAesb. - - : ss--s .sfil !,
SEThe FaiSmsu1t park conniAienen In
Phnadelphia have - apart - acres on the west
bank Of the Schuylkin for . SOCIOLOGICAL garden.
ga dispatch NON Rome says the Senate has
approved the bill forbidding theologica, instrpc-
ton in the public schools.
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aIThe Pope told some visitors Yesterday thu
he believed the bodies Of the Apostles Phfiip
and James were discovered on "Wednesday IN
the Church Of the Apostles. e, a : - !,
~The conductors Of the Harlem railroad
NY, Who recently rendered their designations
in copaeQuepca Of the order Of the company that
each shWM hep o chock-boek Ard give
punched 6elkafs to passengers have Withdrawn
their resighatisn, ten excepted. ~ :
lorGeorge ScAeAelin, who was arrested in
New York On the charge Of killing his wife Tues
day night, says the wound was inflicted by her
paramOur, bar-keeper, whom he found in the
house when he entered.
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MA man in 81. Louis rode round ON An nv n,
-Ahshy ,atelv horn On aramasa "a, ,..
Leon n.ms4 ianra u VAR 100
1-. I -.
70 Mnister siek,es in rcssta, 81 sssxsr I'm IN
Snia =" 'e'"''" =" ""'s =.
ne omnlouses IN Boston nave retufnea 20
wneeis, naSinS curing ,he past three weeks
cents each
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Two Gar Loads Of Passenger Roll
Down Hiil- Nobody Killed.

ttIINBIt, Us JIM. Ii.-An AccOm nlOUatlOn
tram on the Little Miami railroad this a. m.
jumped the track when about two miles from
this city. Two cars, containing passengers,
rolled over twice, throwing the passengers
about promiscuously. and compelling them to
make am exit through the " indOws. None were
seriously hurt. Those WHO were bruised are
Secretary of State wickor. Representatives
Haldersmsn, Shank and Owen, and Senator y.
q. Smith and lady. A defective rail Mas the
cause vi the accident.
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BREAKING Up OF leg IN THE SHENANDOAH
RIrER.-The CharlestOwn Spirit says =" The
recent breaking up OF the ice i'm the Shenandoah
river has done considerable damage m some
places. Ferry boats have been swept away aud
lodged on ice drifts miles below the ferries,
and the roads along the river banks in many
places are rendered impossible from the GUAM
titles of nee washed ashore and banked np in the
roadways. In some places the ice I'm the road
e banked up to the heightsof ten or twelve
feet."
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HANRE Dk GRACE, dan. 1.-THE ice m the
Susauehanna river has broken up below The
railroad bridge, and il moving OF. No damage
is appreheD dcd.
CHADDs FoRD. JAN. 1.-THE Brandywine q
high. No damage is unprecedented.
EAsT"N, Jan 1.-THE Lehigh is rising rap
idly, but no damage has yet occurred here OK
above.
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/ PHILADELPHIA DEMOCRATS TO gE RE.
foRMED.-A meeting was held last night in
Philadelphia of prominent and reputable dem,
ocratic citizens and an organization erected,
who sole object, As stated is to elevate the party
to its former power and purity. Remarks were
very freely made rejecting severely upon WE'LL
known leaders of the party i'm that city, such
terms being used as ''rufian," '.blackguari, %
'.thef," &c. The organization promises to be
one OF great strength and power