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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
Grfohcinnunru her 3eit.

Selblt Der ySuluoi8sS taat8 jeitung," 6it
bis1er bird Gld uuo OHM fir cen 0taoita.
iismu8 QiHg, MAIDEN C8 Die ferrIdenOen Sc
| malten su buHt. 9tadoem tic bic GrnennuH:
| een BON Gaicp unb Soloel1, ionie bieSsf0rbe
| rurQ oes iungen @raut ais elneu Sfanoal be
setdInet, idbrt Tie fort:
pic eriten flint Soden iciner SueitcuScr:
mQltltus babeu ihon 5ur @ent9e b~eluielen
baB Die @cfabr eiucr iolfen ab .rmaligeu 81:
mQ6lung ntd)t bcltebt. @inlldtigc Hepubll'
fauer wars1 iIh ifon tpdbrcno oeS oortger
| 3abres FLAIR barber (llno e5 TT oteie llebel6 ell:
gung al uorliegenoer Stelle nit politer In
| Suci0elti9feit auageiprOden uorber), DAT
Our6 Die gSieoerCrludblung Grants bas Soil
Der Ser. Staaten lid llur cine plerlQbrt9(
9ilbe ildsru molte, mGGren0 lpelfer cine neut
Yorteibtlbuug ouf iollOer @rnnola9e unttr.
roulmen mer0eu fGnne. SaB Die bon tuiliter
Qbcnteurcru III cen Sunnpf g~erlttene @incta'
natter 8epcguug nldt oo5u au9etpan lei, ott
pOlitiIte @ntlpldtiurg ocS GanOe8 III neu(
Sabueu Ill leufcn; oaB cine @rCclep=8ropn'.
ide Sernaltung ell ulel ltlirmere8 llebel &C.
meien ieiIt miirce, oils cine Serldngerllng Der
| @raut'Iden I'M pier Sa9re:-ba8 lit e5, mas
i'm Nouember 1872 ba8 umerttaullhe Soll
NIT iibermdhtiger WiQjOritdt crtIart bat. Sr
ieiuem 9eiunoen gimme bat eS IT'D III nad)z
0riidlldiier gSeile geDelgert, aus Dem He9erl
inter Die Srauie 81 trctelt. Aber oaB olt
Jtotbpenoigfeit eiuer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n
| Sc5 Yarteilebeu8, niAt elmer bloBen Sdrul1l'
oelreIorn,, melte baS llebel Deri6lirnmert ba.
ben miiroe, algemein erfannItpirb, bafiir le9t
bic ieei9e 6altuug taft allsr berjenigen Get
tungeu, weIfe aus potter, unGbbdn9i9er lie
~berSeugung bic WtOglidtelt eines Sle9e8 Der
@incinuatl'er Ganoioatcn ais Gin Idwere8llu=
gliid iiir o0s 2anO beScifnet baben, 3eu9ntB
Qb. SIN Sabre 1876 meroeu iidl an0ere Bar
teen gegeuiiberiteben, ais i'm Sabre 1872; -
oieie auoereu Barteien aber mcrben aus Dem
@eiIteslebcn be5 Solte8 erpa6ien, nidlt bon
ebrgciSlgsu 9ema9ogen f~abrtSlrt i~eiIl."
Sic yN.zO. SlS5tg." benefit Oa5u: nNaS
Die ySu. Sls1tg." i'll ~nereiter Belt bemo9er
bat, iid nit ibrcr Yarlei 5u iIberluerien ell, OaS
bate le cbcuiO elm Sabr irilber oa6l bcltlms
men f0nnen. tpQtte le oamalS 81 etller NUT
lldI aus benz @eiIte8leben be5 Soltes erDad-
lenen Scipegung Die 0auO gebote1, uno hQtz
ten es oan1alS Nle getbau, iuclde gleif tbr
bic Sered)tiglng 0icler ScIUeglng mcnt9ltenS
ii6 ielblt Sugeben muBtcn, 10 ltdnee lctt4ueS
auoer8 unO pir bdtteu feinen Dlerldbrigcn
&umpf, itatt voierjdbri9er Jfube," Dor inns.
Ser 9am4 gcgen c~tnSelne symphonic Der
&raufheit, all Der mir leioen, lit BON Der ISL.
StSS." mIt@iier begonneu woIOcn, uni lie lit
bercits gu Der @rtenntuiB geIan9t, OaB tie nit
ibrer Yortet bredeu muB, um bteien Sampf
couicq ueut au8Iedteu ;u t0unen. Sic WirO
aud iiuocp, baB weun lie bieS tbun MIL, ite
nod nit anOcrcn Gingeu aus ibrer Ser9anz
qtnbcit Al bred)en hat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11

Dor bate CT eintrd9lihe FrdiiocntrpI Gen Bel
oerIhteoeueH @orporationeu auigeber. Iui
lelnen Nntraa truree Ger 9e~acroartig in gu
ropa mellsuoe @tOtge U. Smith III ieiucm
Nad)tolaer ul8 y&rufCe" Der RormnneutIrdle
erUdblt. Brigham youu9 bot Elm Geitumeut
gemadt, in roeId)em er isin coloialcs Serm5,
cen inter ieille 16 9Seiber uuo co Sinber
gIcihmd6il o%trtheilt. 0lan 9laubt, naB Die
alten gtornOnen ibrcm biShsrigsu Siibrcr
Iolgen merocn, NIB baB beiIen freipiqi9er
Nitdtrttt cine uUaIittelbare 20iung Der 10.
8cnaunten Wormouenfroge, D. +. bas Gube
fer Yolg3amtc, fir Gle 8ol5c ~penisienS,
| bcrbeiiiibrtn mcrbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
Die SUieuer Siusifclluuo.

Die nsueiten Yerid)ts aus @ien iasen, bob
i'm ameritaniihen 9spartemente Der Nu8itel'
lung nod Aut8 iebr Suriid lit. 9le sur auf'
nabnle Der aus Nmerifa erpartetcl Gegens
ItGnoe beitimmten 9ebIulldteiteH iOaeH nod
nidt e%inrlal iertig ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
8iircau Der Stra6cn=6 nrdbru6ss
Spmmifidre.

SQltln0re, Den 9 NpIll 1873.
DC StrGBen=8uTdbruh5 9OmmiiiarC in Der Stah1
SGltlmOre MAIDEN bieImtt bCtauut, oaB ie bel Gem
StGotregiftrGtor eincn 8trjtt Der @crqlitlnoen, I'M
toiteu uHo Inicts, ME lie ron igncn iur tc &oneem=
rlrun9 uno ods OGTfTCr Der gBeF . %trase, nor
or Rtoaelp= bis CUR ScOtt=StrQRs, in llcbcr.
Ctnitllnlln9 NIT elmer BON hCm S%iiroermciIeI
mn Dem StN0trulbe pom Baltimore am 20. Sftobel
1871 p%Giitrten Seroronur9 an0eictt fino, Bur 9urd,.
itbt nteoerqelest baben; sbeni1a5 einen CrfIGrcnoer
9runoriB bc'G9ter @barlcstta6p.
2le ahldRe etltrCdtn iIt aHi uEo umiaiICn Boise
Selten Der WetitraGe, bon Der Scottz bis yWr Iauo=
oertraBe, etnldIte6itb ets 6abrUegss ~cerIelbeu uon
tCr Rtogelq= big GUT Scottitrdge; bette Seittn bSr
ScottfrGBe, BON etoRz bis SlodbolmnraEe ,tci0e
Setten scr BuI9unou &aes uOLGruE, bis StodboIr
ltra6e; betoe StttCn Ger BdcGiaQge. ron @roEz bis
StodpolnttrGBe beloe SetieH her Rihgelultr., Don
Der StodPolm= bis sur @roBitra6e; betOc Soften or
JfuileuffGBe, BON Der 9roB= bis Sur StodbulmItr /:
beioe Sslien Der DarneIittabe, BON einem Bunfte l22
FuB lloltb ron ter WeititrG6E bis an tinem gunite
10 Rug uorelih BON ~tCrIeIbCn belize Stilcn hsr
9utdiDltraBe, pom einem Yunits 67 ftuS iuolib pon
be'agtCr sBeniirGBe bis gu eInem Buntte II ,SuE moro
lIup Don 0%erielbcn; bCl0G ScIten Der Suio 4pcuuP.
pom elnem Buntte 1883 TuB iitltb pom briaq'er 2B A.
StrGBe bis Su eluem Buatte Is GSuf rOIhIib pnn
otriclben; beioe Selteu Der 6onaroftGRe, por eirem
Yunfte l6S 6uB noroIib DON beiIqtrr 2BCitir. bis an
etnGm Euntte 1888 iiiHIiCl BON t~eGielbgn; bctoeSeiten
Der S9arpltrGBe, oon eirCm Buufte 179 fSu5 9 SOu
l10lL9 BON heiuStcr gSCfttIa5t bis an RinCm Bunfte
lSS tSu6 nnrollcb BON h%ereIbCn bCIne SCtteu rr SEQ.
oenbduftroBe, Dor elnem EuRtte 40 iTuG noroldb BON
Or gBeltlt[uBe tts Bu einem Bnut'r 40 Gus iiOItt
gSh 3stlSlocn teios Selten Der RGceltrGec, ron elnem
Buntte 80 ,fuB iicotliA BON ter 0efTrose bis ,u
sinem Bunite Il sus UOrtIit Don o~erIclbCn. unO bic
N'elt'stte rer oaroueritrdB1, uou eincm 4urtte 80 +.
no,orucitith BON ~be'agtrr gSettrase bis AL cIner 10
6lB breiten Iaep, 50 6uB iloOftr4 BON ouiclbsn
gelegsn.
Sic MAIDEN tierourd frner betlnnt. bQs lie oui
Wontds, 6en Ii. April 1913, NinrqCns 10 ubr, lid
IN l9rem Sureau auf Der Subofz@de Der Qcrinoton.
uno @atnertitrafe ueriommeln nercen, nm iroenb
etnen Der oerihteoenen in Gem h.iQeteH BCrtbte, TO-
mic cub In Dem erttGrenoen Blanc entbaItenen 8es
Der oObei i~nterciitrt 1T, an ienen 1aqe leine Ginnens
oungeu oorbrlH9en.
Sobn -. @aagucrO
SUbn Z: Surfing, SGommiKdre
Jarles u. SSuirn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
BefaNntmaGNngsn.
StCuCr<3 rpartCmcnt,
Stdoteinuebmcr8=Mmt
SQiflm ore, oen ,, NpIl
Smr MnhfiAt Iir Liz

Sur Rddhridt fir GtcueriabIer!
Die SuhCr 6tfics SuraGus lurr0eH nGdncn wuns
tag, ben II D. WRt6 iUr Die @iuiiebung BON Staot5.
uno' tai tficuern bes IG]uieuocn Sdbrcs QeofnCt.
Nbt ~ Eroient ab3uq MN AMI itGouibSs Rcr.
lonal] mo iinf 90 BrOltnt aur itdHilibgs Grun0s
eIatntbuHl etlGubt, lUcun buc Jtttnun9en gor oem 4.
Rai heSu0lt lUerocr.
Siinf U~rUient Nb5u9 miro Guf ole Staat5Reucr=
HCbnur9en srllurt.
Tie $tnethcuer Dirb ron rem NFtieU=Sutatern
lol9enoer lRcorpOrIrtcn gCitl, tditcH bCSablt
SGntcu- WcrbGn''6, RntiorGl = Farmers uno
Nlanters, I~rrGHtiin, Union, Critic National, Giiis
ien6 NolDdrn, NidrIne, BGHt u Baltimore, Watio=
RGl=Srt0noC uuo SrntralzGutiOHuI
erhI6CrHnQS - @GiellIbuitgn- YCQs
boco, WalbiGgtOn uHo IiCuumentGI.
StlcHhGhHen reQIfr'ytc Sbljqatioren ter
Baltimore Ohio uno N0IoltdC ScuIQI Giientab-
men, BChIlbe V(drul- no zGubu, guuimOrc:Gd'ort=
plle=Suico't6 UtllS .9tiCnbagn uno Staot=B ia
9tNr StierbdtR.
BerfdiGbGuG5- Mount &crnon WtannfaFtur=
@eieaibait, YdltimorCr 2GC0renbaueeSomp., @ort=
tra9eroe Sdulo @rtIfttOte oCr @lelibtz@ e ielihaf',
baltimore ousQuetdnnd 3dmplidih sSccniboit,
SaittlrolR : SABRE DC 0rIce Euruptfs. Is 0mplqniC,
Baltimore 6Grforo .Gurnpifs Gompaqnte, 9oIttz
more > HelftctstoUn GurHpitt 9OnpuQHIe Il. An
baber BON DtnrOlInoer StnatesO 5ligdtionCH.
yfab otm 20. b. Dits. iUCr0Cn alien ridnGrbiacn
Rednun9sn non 1872 stuti Yr0Icnt 3jnieu IugeIdta.
gen. JamcS TR. Nutcrfun,
l4prulO-Otdl1) SinHrbmCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
Stoat6zS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

vs. miro blcrlIit Ltt0nnt gemaClt, cat ole 9Crio.
men ooer @cicDihOitCr, mClts IN Der Stutt Bulti
more @Cid0ite b]tlrCtbcu, uRO lUclhe cine @rldubuIi
oCs StgGtee h%C0uriCn, an ocCr Dor Dem l. Utai Gin,
iolte btrGuSneRmeu ootr tic aIte erucucru la6cr
miiiicn.
s. Brccman Plain, 6tSrf bes Common B(eQs. Sc.
rIdtes, lit ieet bcrcit, i'll ieiHGm %irCau I'M Ya,cmer
ots @eridtstuuirs 9rlQutui6itcinC oueBuicrtlecn.
@epI8e .. Same, SuCuff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
Die mprmpnen.

Srl9ban young, Der Selbltberrlder Q(,r
Wormoueu, pat abgsoatft. ST. beabTdtiot.
mie er iagt, sSsrriturium lltab su p%ertoiisn
NIB iidJ mad ari,ona, ,auBerbalb bes BE-
reifs Der Soften linp &efegrapbsu," suriif.
5u,iebsn, Die 6egiernng ielnec &lrdle ater
liugsren Sdnoen 81 lib ,%tlaliea. 50on III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
Der N~rGdsent mieScr auf SfeiScu.

Son &0'bington t6mmt Die ytad)rrdt, oaB
YrGiioent Grant um 90 ta9e cine 9ieiie na9
Connecticut artritt uno rlehrere Gage abme=
ienO ieiu wiro. SleiG nod ieiuer Iadtsbr
Mil CT ct. 2Ouis beiuden, Qnfangs 0tui I'll.
riidtebrer unb am 10. bciielben WonatS nod
Gidlmono uHo y~torfolf absebeu, I'M Der Gr=
O~iinungsfeier Der r@bciapeatssS bio.SGbn"
bel1umobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
9Lua Nnin.

Die reueiten 9tahritteu aus Ohio laNer
bic Aunobme Su, bQB bic &oniltuarte, meldt
bort nGtdteus gum gntmurie elmer nelelt,
reip. Nmcnoruua oer alien StaatB. &eriai.
iunq suiammentrttt, Gus 81 Jtepublitancrn
40 0enofraten Iuo 7 2iberalen bsiltben mllo,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
BsT Stcnrrz9 epartcmcnt.
StGStltcucr Giuncbmcr8dmt.
III nj o I c, otH y. Uprll iSI
Sur Rdd)rid,t iir yteucr,GhIcrI

Sur RGdrid)t iur ZteucriGblcr!
Steucr3dblcr, mcIne I'D Die boditCn 8isronto=Rn
ten, Edmlib aht 50 BroBCnt bel EerioRdl. uni
linl % Brojeni bel @runofteuel Rchnungei
oes I%dutcrcen Sabres, lDCru biriuhen ipdtefCnt
am CT item W a b]ereiniat Der0cn, gu yiuBc NADER
ruoaer, iIdcIn fb Die rtttieitige 8Creitidaft ipr,
hedHnn9en ourd uHoeriu9iibc &mrCitune tbGc
Nnmep. SdmcS ~. Nnrcriun,
tSf-VD GStrd,r =, Sirupbrucy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
Scr 81. q. 0eralb" SOrrcipon:
bent S'&cuD.

9ie in Nelp.Y Orf aniGBlgen @ubaner babcr
iit an YraiiOent Grant NIT Dem Grinder &C.
penoet, 81 Guniten S'&cuy'a einiuidrelte1
mo Deieu 6eitbaltuu9 COer Gar Slnllhtun9
ali Cuba gu UctbinOern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11

6dnoler, 6otslteiiesr urD Gsnourateure, urb ule
Yetloner, pclte StQats'S tIauhri6ttciuc btourfen,
nm SeihG!te in Der StGtt Baltimore 81 b]ttreiber,
iuerosn btCrIntt tcnddridtigt, ca6 Id iest bCreit bin,
lol9e Gus5utertt9en ooer 5u crrcustn. NHC BGiios
men, lUelbe itbt 9eibGite %betreIten uno ne nod Dem
80. Ipril fOrt8uiubren beabiid tiQtn, mIiieH ibre &r.
luubnisiteine reem /. Vidt 1873 crneuerH, ooer
Oeriauen in Struie. = Steeman Ratn,
Attudr oes Common BlcGe @erthiCs.
@ireau: SiemeH@Sde Der ScpInatunfr.
Siirenutunben on 9 uBr Uiorgens his 2 lbrytnd.
mittdge. toc,ol4,I,D.3 $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11

"A Warmorz0 allenz
M&Ietber<S anbIuna.
S. s. SmitB & Gnmp.,

Sruqlders eIoftnuHg.
2Dtr bG5en uuf unIsren 1000 4ueoeb<
SceenttlGen. uno @eitdtts =lnSige
uebr ais Elm tauierb lett fertta tIr
RnabenzI n;iSe Die 5riblabrss gsrt3uie.
IN auen Sieie gBaaren
oAltotsH S1nttteu. inn ale einertuuit,
Ste sSaaren iputoen rub ebe Die Iette Treiserbo=
6ettl9 elnestduit, bun9 in 2Bnlenmaaren
uHe Ole SGuler eIntrat. Shr tonRt
bdben Den BOrtbeiI 20 Bro1. ipdren,
per nierrl9sn grelle. fuenn trit Jtittg setduit
oOU dna6en-anBu9e uno BON bieiem 9ro6en
iIr 50; 8orratPe 9lcitunsstlfz
800 feiusre QnSI9e ten eGruubIt miTO.
81 bis SO. Sebt u~orrdtbi9 tur 1oTor=
200 ibuorje 2uh< An5iise ttaen 8GrfauI:
s. bis SIS. Gus9ebzIniIge $3.50
e~onTrmattons : GrStqe DO. fir 3naben lt-25
IS bs Sl2. Gusgeb=6oien Go
Wan tomme IrubBettia ! @eidGits.Soicn 60
uno DdGie NrbeitssSoIen 3.5O-6
BON eeT beften Stnitter. Br oebeR frib,eittopn
8Guiern in ierttger SIeioln9 ooGr 6eaeuter arbeit
~bsioEoere 8ortbeile.
. s.. Smith s Spmp.,
9unoen=S hnCioRr uno R~leioers6dnhIer,
Nr. as uno 80, @ets8Gltimoreftr., Noroof : gfe.
pelRe6 @ebGube, Rumpe ror Der 5biIre 5000 191
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
0ridaftsucrhinnuua,

Die lluter8etdneten jsiaen hermit an, taR fc am
l. Widr3 1873 N Or. 144, SearIffrdBe, Gin 9ors
ieunn> une Slasipddren IS eid, III i'm @roBenu nb
3lsineu unter Der 5trmn rS lein & @uuges" am
%setanaen BADEN. = Cart Steiu,
(S5-gO cSpfcLh (SoIne9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11

Ser dlteite Beuobuer 8runt'
reid'5 iiarb i'm letten 9erblte gu &bantiup.
IS mar Gin 375 Sabre alter Sarpfeu. SIS mar
oieS elmer jener beuor5u9ten Slide, Die III
marnornen SaiiinS Dor ben gn9eln 9siGert
bls1bsn. Der &arpfeu, ipeldeu ieiu LETTER
@igentbiimer fir 1900 Srauc5 sefauft bate,
erlas enolid benz angrlif zines 9rObsn 5efz
tes, mas faum 6egreiilId 1T, 0a Der Sarpten
iiber oret SUP in Der 2du9e uno q SUP on
Der bidlien Stcue bes S0rperS I'M umfan9e
maB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
a Gnntber'S


Stamping, Pinking- IL. zGeiddft,
gr. 22. SfsISaItimorefraKe.
3epburz gBOas, @arn, Stramin, Stidmntert Bers
len, @oloz, SilHerz, Setbenz uno Woleus9iBen,
GdmudIa6en, @nlanterie=W Barren, 8lumenz8aien
uno cine groBe ausnabl pom eeiidten S0uben, ytas
belfiiien unb g8eiR= Stide1eien. t5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
NcfGuuf,nnGIuun.

Jobn y. @Sda9ncr,1
3Ohn Z; 9%Irsina' @Ommtfdre
$3.50 @m. Seu SirIer. Sferr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11

Die y@efl. Bon" in 9 t. 9oui8 s, bereu
Witei9ner Sarl S4urs 1T. nadte bel Der les.
ten Wtunisipalnabl elntgen reguldren San,
bioo:en oeS oemcfratiiben y5idets" Sp.
petition, mdbreue iie Die entipredenben Ganols
paten bes republifanil4en Idiots" inter.
titte.
Su ct. 2ouiS wurbe benz beutifeu
Slatte yAmerifa" Der SrelpaB aui Der ,at=
laptic. 8acific=Sabn" eRt,oaen, ba es aeaen
oas @iienbahn.N tonopol Bartei genommen
bate. Die rImerlfa" bemerft basu: yWeuu
Die @iienbubu<0tasnuten s%lauben. uns aui
Iold)e Weiie einl6iidteru uno BON unierer
Ytlltt abhalten Su tDnnen, bann irren lte fit.
Gs gerei9t inns pielmebr aur beionoeren Sc
nugtbuung, baB Die BON ms Dem Utouopol
applicirteu Stebe iieen."
Die Sabads.8 eueuue. -Sie Qn.
seideu iinb, baB Der ausfaa in ben @inrab.
ntel Der Steusr bon fablIiirtem Sabad oicies
Sab. lliat sroB iein miro. Nus oisierQueIe
wuroen i'm lee:enSabre beilauftss33 900 900
eirqenommeu. Sbpohl Die Heouition tn ter
Sieuer purhl6nittlid iieben YrOScnt betragt,
10 alaubt man bod, oaB bic Sermtnoerung
Der @iuuabmen faum mebr ala 5000, 900 be.
tra9en wirb. Cine anOere @innabmequcqe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11

Serid d ti9ung.-Sn unierm gelrigen,
Der rN.'Y. Stsstg." entnommencn r@lnges
ianot" iiber Die rNatiuitGtSz S%tatiitif Der Ser.
Staaten" iOQ e8 aultatt yYeriOnen, beren
beioe @rOB e1tern i'll Qmerita seboreu,"
bergen: yYe.ionen, ocren betoe s STERN in
Qmerifa aeboreu."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-28
CONDUCTOR BRADLEY.
BY JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER,


Conductor Bradley (always may his name
BE said with reycrcnceD AS the swift doom came
Smitten to death, n crushed and manglcd frame
Sank, with the brake he grasped just where he
stood,
To do the utmost that a brave man could,
Men stopped above him; women dropped theil
Et tears I
On that poor wreck beyond all hopes or fears
Lost in the strength and glory of his years.
What heard they? Lo! the CHASTITY lips of pain
Dead to all thought save duty's, moved again
Put out the signals for the other train!'
No nobler utterance since the world began
From lips of saint or martyr ever ran,
Electric through the sympathles OF man
All, mel how poor and notcless seem to this
The sick bed dramas of self-cOpsciOusncss,
Our sensual fears of pain and hopes OF bliss.
o, grand supreme endeavor Not in vain
That last brave act Of failing tongue and brain;
Freighted with life, the downward rushing train,
Following the wrecked one, as wave follows wave
Obcyed the warning which the dead lips gave.
Others he saved, himself he could not save.
Nay, the loss of life mas saved. He is not dead.
WHY in his record still the earth shall tread
With Gods clear aurcole shining round his head.
We bow as in the dust with all our pride
Of virtue dwarfcd the noble deed beside
God give us grace to live AS Bradley died,
--Huipendent
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Vicinity Items.

The Aurora Hey0ld says in relation to tn,
new CarshOps in that city, that the car shops
have been Stakcd out, and will soon be erect
ed. They are six in number three hundred
feet long by eighty wide and will be bull
twenty feet from Broadway, leaving room fol
a side track"
The people OF Chicago are organizing q
series of excursions, on the model of those
| given in New York last summer, for the poor
children of the city. The Inter Ocean led the
way by plcdging $1,000 and the responses OF
the people are such as to demonstrate the
success Of the undertaking.
At the recent meeting of the Vermont Ed.
TORS and Publishers Association, the Presi,
dent announced that the old printing press,
once used by Benjamin Franklin, was now in
Montpelier in care OF the Scrgeant-at.A Arms of
the State; and that as soon as one or two
missing pieces conld be supplied it would be
set up in the State House.
Some fine specimens of Goa! have been
found in the vicinity of Woodstock, McHenry
County-not what is usually known as the
Illinois coal, but hard, and more of the char.
actcr of Pennsylvania coal-Woodstock Sen.
tiRel
The aggregate voting strength of the Father
] VI
is at present about 1000, and rapidly increas
inc, says the WoH.
The crop of strawberries is so small in the
strawberry region Of the south part of the
state that no fruit train is run this season and
everything goes forward by express Cher
rieS are in abundance, and where they have
been properly cared for are free from cur.
culio stings.
According to the New York SIN, Pocahon.
tas trotted half mile at Fleetwood Park.
last week, in the extraordinary time of OIL.
This is the fastest half mile ever trotted
Dexter and Starte have both trotted in :4O15
but Pocahontas has beaten their time by one
quarter OF second. She was driven publicly
by John Murphy, to sulky, in presence of a
number OF spectators.
Under our new state constitution of Illinois
the judges of the supreme court are required
to choose one of their own number chief Jus.
ticc. Under the law prior to the adoption of
the present constitution, the justice having
the longest term to serve was required to
serve in that capacity. Under the present
Judge Brcese, we presume, will
be the permanent chief justice while he re
mains upon the bench.
Ofthe prospect of winter wheat the st.
Louis Democrat says: Settlers from many
portions of the winter wheat area dec lare that
they never saw such rank growth of wheat
as now crowds all the fields of central Illinois
and Missouri. The stalks are large tall and
of dark green color, very beautiful and
promising. There is danger, if the wet
weather continues, of the wheat stalks grow
ing too rank and large, and of good deal of
wheat being lodged and destroyed by wet
harvest time. That we are to have wet
seems almost certain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-28
COLFAX.

1t seems cruelty to pursue poor COlfaA
any further, but as the republican party, in
the work it so faithfully promises the farmers
Of undertaking, of purifying itself, are about
| to send him back to congress, it is well to lei
the farmers see to what sort of material the
republican party is about to commit this
great work of publication. The Io,ra State
Leader publishes this about ColfaX:
We are in possession of facts which war
rant us in prOnOuncing him worthy assO-
Ciac of the great L. $. c.. We are pref
pared to state upon undoubted authority, that
in the year 1S6-onc Samuel NJ Shoe
maker, of Baltimore Md, a director of the
Pennsylvania Central railroad and n dircc-
tor and large owner in the Adams Express
company, the company that has contracted
with the government for the transportation
of all government funds, both to and from
the Treasury department at Washington ID c.,
did present to the wife of the said Schuyler
COlfaX $5,000-the said Samuel w. Shoe
maker at that time being interested in sew
eral bills before the United States Congress,
and Schuyler ColtaX being speaker of the
house of representatives. Now, although Mr..
Shoemaker is said to be a very charitable
gentlemen, when we take into consideration
that neither Mr.. nor Mrs. ColfaX, or the Col
fax or Mathews family, are in any way con.
neCtcd with Mr.. Shoemaker and that neither
Mr. or Mrs. Colfax were in any great or i'm
mediate need of charitable donation, we are
compelled TO say that we think the $4,000
was placed where Shoemaker supposed it
would do the most good; or, in other words,
that Mr.. Shoemaker gave COlfaX $1,000 for
his influence in behalf of a certain little bill
which he was anxious to get through con
grcss. The gentleman from whom the above
facts were obtained was intimately acquaint-
ed with the principal actors in the affair, and
states that it was the prevailing opinion
among the subordinate officers of the Adams
Express company and the Pennsylvania Cen
trail railroad company that it was intended TO
secure ColfaX's influence in the passage of
| bills before congress, one of which did sub
sequently pass, and was of millions of dollars
benefit to the railroad company.
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Yes certainly, it is all wrong this project
of organizing new party, when all the ills
of the day-the stealings and corruptiOns in
poliics-can be so easily healed through the
republican party, by a little publication with
in itself Pomeroy is again candidate for
the scnatorship in Kansas, and there is no
doubt that Butler, the father of the salary
steal, will he the radical candidate for Gov.
ernor of Massachusetts; while Grant and
Kellogg are making things lovely in Louisi.
ana. Certainly, the party will reform itself!
They'll do it like old Mark Beaubien kept
tavern.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-28

The tactics of the republican party have
party as the history, principles and impulses
of the two organizations have been diametri
cally opposed. If democratic official stole
money from the government his otfense was
covered by the party mantle; if republican
ffice.holder violates his oath of office, and
surrenders his honor to greed for dishonest
gain, he is exposed, denounced and repudi,
ated by the party organization.-Chicdgo In
ter-OcedH.
As a champion lie the above detics compe-
tition. We put it on record as the biggest lie
we ever saw in print.