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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-16
Business I'm the Several Navy Yards.
PORTSMOUTH NAVY YARD.

The Navy Yard at Portsmouth. N. H., presents a
very quiet appearance There Is some work going
on in the Construction ordinance equipment aud
Engineers Department. The United States
steamer Marion Is being built also the dry dock and
the United States steamer Monongahela, Of 2,100
tons, mounting eleven guns Of nine and eleven inch
calbre Is being equipped for service. She will
probably be ready to go into commission BY April,
and the rumors at this Navy Yard assign her to the
Mediterranean squadron as the relief OF the United
States steamer Plymouth, now on that station,
which vessel, by that time, will have made three
years. cruise upon that delightful station.
AT THE BOSTON NAVY YARD,
or rather Charlestown Navy Yard, as the Charles
town people insist upon calling it-there IS more
activity thar at Portsmouth--that is, more men
are employed, although 1t Is far from as lively as
the workmen desiring employment in Uncle Sans
Navy Yard desire. A formidable torpedo vessel Is
being built, but she progresses very slowly, owing
to the numbers employed on her. The United
states steamer Juniata is nearly ready, and the
0ficers say she can be ready for her 0f1cers and
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
Senperen5 in Der Gpnftitntion,

Die couiitutrenpe gerlammlun9 BON
pennfy!canten bat in zen uauen Gerz
fa6unssentpurf eiele6 Staaies fplgeus
re Bsfimmuna oufoenpmmen
uTlr Cen @erfauf BON Dein, Oral;
.oner foniitoen ee;itioen @etrdnfen 1ouen
feline 2ieenien ausssaeten perren, aus
eenommca fir ben Wetraub I'm Sanpz
pert in Ger drStlihsn praris uno bel
Dem firhlihen 0sbraud'. Sic Iabus
fction uno Ger @erfauf alfobclbalt;sey
@strdnfe als lplter 1T rerbuten."
Dies lit oaa e,te Mal, rae Elm Gsrz
tot eeifiger @etrdnt, eurb cine gerz
fa6ung .recretirt wirc. 0erfa0uneen
BADEN Zen 3wed, bic @runcredte rer
9lrser eeaen oue Gingrife, iei
es per Beomten, lsi es. Re,
Mebrbeit Ter Bar9er f%sRsuReuen. Die
pennlylpanilde Genpsnticu aber nil
bic Nsrla0uns ielbit su eipem @ert,
seuee Ter untererldune in 8etrsH
etnes Der neutrality-suspicious. Ger Menz
1ben MAIDEN.
Snpee 1T bic Gunpentiun !penisRens
andois senus sspelsn, uber bic Muz
nabme res obisen parasrapben eins
ateelonoerte Abfimmuns res 0plfea
susulaGen, reren &elultat aber bb91
3weifelbaft 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

ldeiterte i'm lelben Sabre in Der Naht
pom 25. auf Zen 26. Sftober Ger eng
li11e Oampier uNoyal Charter" nit
einem 8erlu0e ron 446 Wenldenlebrn.
Am 2. Tetruar 1860 ideiterte Gin
neuer enalilder 1ampfer 0unaarian",
an her &ujte pun Msuidpnlanp, niht
melt ypr rem plage res neulihen I'M
faues. @rn cen eos Yerlonen an
Bcrp rettete ii6 feline 5esle.
Mm II. ceNslben MonatS lbstterte
bic amerifaniiheB n9ima" Dor Dem
6afen ron Bar leur nit einem Yerlule
ycn 100 Mcnlbenleten. auf eem sleiz
den Bslien, no am Is. 9icsemter 1920
Die .,Blanhe Nef", mel1e Die Sinner
6einrids |. Scn Gn9lanc trus, iu
@runee oina.
Nm 81. Npril 1863 ldeitertt rtr
enslilde Yotrampfer ,,Nnaloz Saron"
in einem ri1tcn Nebel All Ter &Ifte ron
Neufunolane bel Cape Nace, 237 son
446 Yoia9ieren tamen I'm.
Der u%Soneon". elm eneliiber potz
campfer> mad MeItourne beiimmt,
gina am II. Sanuar 1866 In Der Bai
Don 8iacoya nit 220 Ya0asteren 3u
Wrunte.
Dae @eribmineen Der ,,Gity Of 3d.
iton" uno Ger untersans Ger ~Nertbz
Fsett", melde Dor &ursem NIT Dem lpa.
nilhen Dampfer ~MuriQo" ;u1ammenz
fieb, fnp nod fril9 int @epddtni0e
Der Sci er.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
Sic @amb : Grant Giienbabn:
2inicn.

8efanntlib batte bic pesislatur eea
Stoatee Wieconi1n Der 0slealdaft oe'
Mlwautee unp 81. Yuul Sabn ben
1%p9enannten ct. @roir 2anp : Gron|
suaeiproden ; caflr bat bic eenonnt'
Weieuihaft fol9erre Giitntabn : Sinier
;u bauen:
u BON prrscpt!, an Der Muneune Res
ct. Groir> Tlu6eS in ZEN Miiiiiippi
i'm County pierce, iber Silver Nans
nod 6uplpn, in County ct. G:pir.
UNI Ycn ia mad Superior Gito, nm
cbnf1en Gnpe ee5 Superior Sees,
$50 Meilen.
q Cine 3wsis. gabn eon einemNunfts
an pr%reenannter8 aknlinie nahBay
Telp, am Superior>See 20 Meilen.
81 Die Chippewa Gba! > Babn son DC.
Minrun9 res Gbippera : T!u1es,
rad eau Claire uno Chippewa
Sails. nit elmer 3weie. sinie had
Menpmcnee 80 Meilen.
ID Ypn Mpnroe, i'm County Wrfen.
mad Sbuusbura> i'm County Qafaz
yetts, 80 Msilsu.
Darau5 lit erEhtI;d, naB rte psn
Ter ct. paul @omraauie su ertausnz
ben Ratnlinien cite @elamnt : 2dn9e
ron $40 Mei!en batsH, nim!ia:
preSce!t nod Supe.tcr"".............. 49,
3meie. 8atn nab 8aY Observation-Disclosures. ~
Guranb mad Chippewa Sails uno Meno-
ntcnee W
Mpnrce ra9 Gbulsbare --""-.-..>" st
G'eiemmt.edrse... "....."... 34C
Ger be(aote aaos0 Grant umfaet eli
men oanczG ompIer eon l2.500.0O0
Neres, neIfn Wertb Don Sc lis $50
pet Ncre peranfhlagt miro. Ntm mi
man on> oab IS $4,000 fofst, I'm
cine Meile Giienbabn 1T bauen, 70
mirpe Go 100000 nebmen, I'm cie
$40 Meilen bsr;uitelen. Da5 asi9'
sur @enuss fregbalb pie st. paul
gompa9nie oue Minen IprinAea LIEF,
I'm Zen Qanpz@ Grant in tbre 3anee ~
tefcmmen.
DaS betreTenes 0e}ss re:fust aus.
orddlib, oas p;ejenise Gon'pasnie,
wslde rie Qano|dsnfuas erbalt, binnen
60 3aaen teim @euoerueur senii9enoe
Siderbeit bintfrlesen mue, me!de rsn
Bau Der oe,idiseenen 2inisn innerba!b
cer fslsslsgten 3ctt %eorontirt. Inter
ldet ee tie betrefenee eompa9nie, ien'
Stderbeit su feuen> 70 1T Der 0ouoer:
neur bersbtis:> bic eanefdenfuns II:
eeno elmer Gpmpa9nie, wilde Caution
feut, ;u rerleiben. .-.E
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
~Wein &ino 6einrt9 i1 panfe

Nv
sic ldloB Vie Nuee1 nieber, ale
iirdte fie ibre brennenre Bobnun9 ju
ieben. llmionf rief bic &leine JAM
mernb uMutter !" umiont repete f!
6einri9 nit all ben 9ietesmorten an,
Die er 70 lang in ieinem esflblpoueu
6er3en uerldlc6en bate: fe 1hien bas
Nei@ Der lebenoi9en uerla0en gu ba>
ben.
Sn cie(em 3ufano bradte man fe
sur Yfarret.
Sn3wil1en toten bic 2ooerebemer
Nues ouf ben Brano bes ~WerHudten
5auieS" 3u l6iden, bod obne Grfols,
6einrid fab pas 5aus, wortn CT &C.
bpren uno erspgen war, oa6 5auS> nps
rim er 70 uiele 9ladlide uno traurist
Stunnen perbra6t BATE in ben SLAM
men aufseben.
DaS %epelmitbiee @eflbl teS Gbris
iten {bwanp wieeer aus ieirem 6er;en
unp n1ebr oenr je e%ntbrannte Is in 5ae
sesen leinen 8rucer.
Cine Stunre ipdter par caS Ser
Tu6te 5auS" Elm raudencer 1rimz
merbaufen. Nm ni91ten Morgen par
Ni9tS mebr eaypn ;u ieben, ais efnt3e
lhwar;e Mauern unp nerfoblte Balfen.
Der IIieoerbauu, an, Drummer uno Die
ginpe Dor 6einrids Gburc, bic Beioe
10 oft in frlberen Gasen etne 9lddli@e
5au6liGfeit lberldattet batten, paren
gang role serft6rt uno ibre Iebten 8!dt>
ter paren nerldrumpft.
Seoer muBte nun, cae c5Nalter mar,
Ter ale Mi0etbaten> wel9e 2operebem
beimselu6t batten, perlbt bate. Don
pieler Stunoe an par Die Nube gan;
aus rem T6rfden oezldwunoen, uno
man flrbtete cen ~idwar;en Nduber"'
nod msbr ais islbit rem S5len.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

erlal7en an ale SHeatliden Beamten,
norm cas Mrrmalaeri6t aler Sob,
Miin;en, her Ser. Staaten noh einselz
men Studen, fir 100 500, 1000 UNI
5000 Stiide scasben Miro tesialid be-
rem YrdaezD Datum. 6ierin 1T ras 1eue
Mln;z@ eisB iebr manaelbaft. Nue
@plrmir;sn urter rem lrsalen @emi6t
merren umaeprdst mcrrsn, uup reabalb
1T Ter Minse gu p3ilacelpbia ODER in
rer III Gan Traneieco ceppnirt peroen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
QG Qortptarrn.
9ifortf@e St1ber
rcu
g. .. Seemffeebe.
lTcrtisBuns.l

Ger 21ym une cas I}ommern reS
Sints5 bate jecoh Elm mabiame5 Wez
len aus leiner Medtruhe aufsea6rt .
R;rp lief un,ubi9 tn bcinrids Nobz
nung bin unp Der uno pinielte fld9lid,
-enclih Gprar9 er 70 laut auf Den
|%d,lafeneen BERN ;u, pab rie(er, aus
tiefem S9laf erpahsno, balb i'm Srauz
me frus: uNa5 eibt es, &irp?
Da b6yie er pl1Bli6 rasS dreien cs5
Rinrea.
Mit dnealid flopfencsm 5er,en
'prans er auf tleioete lih eilis an, UNI
ais me,n ein 9ebsimes sbren ibm ae<
'aat, raj fb Elm llna!uf i'm 5auie Ieiz
nesYrurers ,uaetragen> bsaob CT fi6 in
iSolae eellen ecr'bin. Walter bate Die
5bure tsi isinsr 6ludt rFen selal7sn :
ncinrid fpante alio unsebincert ein*
trsten.
Sn Der Dunfelbeit tSrte Der Muuer
9eno5 janumerrre Gimme:
uNa!ter, Waltsr! glib mir meinRinp
wiecer!'
~Dein aine?" fr1s 9einria er:
l1redt.
vYqe;n Sinh. Molter bat mir !oans
ma DeFpblen F! 3 glib mir fs wieeer
..,.9b petes innlos son S6mer;!"
~geua, i'd trin9e Dir gamma ME
per."
Sn 7isesrosr Gle rer!ite 6eiarih
Walter5 Mobnung, nur BON rem Giz
aen @eoanfea belte!t, Gas Sinh rey
Mntter piecer3uaeaen.
Gs NOR gang fnfter ; cod airo lief
roraus uno seigte i5m rurh ieia unz
ru5ises Weminiel unp leiieS Ueuen rem
We9, Ten Der Ndutsr einseiblasen
bat!e.
heinrid fclote Dem trsusn 6unre,
ais maren lstue GlEs beEasel:. Cine
seraume 3eit cauerte eiea Nennsn uno
obne Is ielter "a mi1en> par Der Drill
ler Ietaem 8rurer auf Den Jerlen.
Mandmol mar er 9efaaen uup In
pie @rdben selhi,5t prer bate fid an
stren Baum seitcben ; oter INNER
yafte er ii6 wieper auf bis cnplih Der
6unp rald soren elite uno .beinri1
ceutitd Zen ldmeren Shritt einee
Dianne5 uuo cas2Seinen zines Shines
peynabn1.
IS mar auf Ger 6aiee.
Die |Gwar;en 0olfcn liGteten liA
unp Der Monc warf. eineu Iaaiten
Sdein uber Die Tldde.
6einrid bemetfte Die rieI;3e 0sitalt,
rle Dor i'm bcrtrabte.
&iro belte ben ulhmay;en Nautcr"
on ; Waltsr }isB einen eatlsblihen
Ulu9 aus unp trat nod Gem uusrmles
liden 8erfolsey.
5einri6 bsste ZEN hune 1%erttrabyerc
9e9en ieinen Yruper, lis oiaier enolid
fill itsben maete, uno balp itaneen cis
Orucer et11n1rer 9eBenucer.
vGh cas- Sinh ber!" rtsf Ter WtIls
lei, tnren, er nit frdfiieer 0ane zen
dltsyen Bruesr onsrif, ueib cas- Sinh
|einer Muttsr uisoer y"
u3IrIf" trobte Wa!tcr rItbe,c,
,,uper Du 1rirf Dsine &edpeit nit ren'
Irce bitten !" 4&
SD fiir1te tpeter Did nod ben
SOB! Ta6 Sinh ter, G!eneer, eas
Rinp, nas Du Der arnen Wutter &C.
1pblen BAIT"
SO 1T mein etsenes Sinh" iaett
Ger Rduter, ~surid, orer i'd merle Did
pteles Mal nit fderer 6ano tn BIZ
05le l9iden."
uGrurerm6yber!"
Das &iusen besonn.
Der l9war;eHauber fonnte ft@ ni9i
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Inter ctelen uno o1cersn Grei9ntnen
rpar Der 5erbf sersanaen.
Das "@e, Fudte 6aus" lag nod inn
met in Griimmern unD f1ete our9 (ei1
cuteres Musleben zen einfaden Dorf>
bemebnern nod mebr Sdrefen UNI
Nblheu Elm, ais ;ucpr.
Der Winte:> Der nun melt uno Brett
1ein gsid)entud auSbrettete, CAB Den
Nuincn Ger @obnuna cine nod pbanz
toiii6srs @sitalt, b~eionpers alS Ter
Shnee fe lberredte.
Was rie perlonen unierer &rsdbs
lung tstriTt> 10 fino eiele jest tpeniser
BON einanrer entfernt, al5 fruber. Soz
mie Die Shafe I6 bcim Sturme 81
aessnleiti9em SbuB ;uiammenerdn9en,
70 fncen mir bic Meniden, penen MIR
yorsu9smeiie unlere Mufmerfiaunfeit &C.
lhsnft jest falt INNER nabe ;ulammen,
pom Strehsn beleelt, ii6 9~esen1ettt9 cie
Bunren III beilen, wel6e 1e BET ben
&prfduen raYon9etragen.
Gic tranfe 2ena unp gamma batten
ieit rcr unalufliben Yranpnadt rie
Dforrsi nibt wieoer oerlalen. 6einz
rid mpbutc euf rer Wlble> ater ,Ders
brahts einen arpesn She'll ees Cages
sbenfau5 in rer pfarret. Ger junse
1~arieitsr mar fortae9an9en, bet Secen'
zinc aneenebme Grinneruns ;uradIalz
j}up unp BON Wolter t6rte man Ntdt6
uebr. Dian 9laubte au9emeiu, cos er
GAS 9ano oer!aNen bate, UNI (id Ger
9erehten Gtrafe, Die ieiner martete, 81
cnt;ieben.
Waytin G@ippers war in cie ep;9s
Nube ein9esan9en.
Be1e5en mir un6 jegt in Die Yfarrei
css 1orfes.
ln einem balbcunftln Simmer rutl
auf msidem Sette bic uuelld!iAe Sc.
na> INNER nod nit Erancwuncen be-
redt urn jeBt, mad 10 cielem 2siren,
rem 5oee entBesen9cbsno.
Der alte pfarrer IaS ant gett unc
tetete Die feline 6anna ftanp Dor inn
u,p bielt nit traurisem 0eN1tbeu Gle
panp Der leipenccuM uttey um1blo0en ;
rid)t canebcn itanp 6einrid, her fi@
aaib abranpts UNI ieine lbransu .pr
gena III u%erbersen.
Die1ulpe.in flasts nidt, wie iamer;>
LID au1 TIT peioen iein medte. @on
COS pricner5 fanften Morten oet,Sitst,
lab tic ssouloia ibrem Gupe entee3en,
noarem RE lebten 0naecumittsl Ger
beiiissn Gelision, welde ret YIarrer ibr
seipsnret, 1e nit wunccrbater Sraft 9es
itlblt battsn. gie iab pertyaucnssou
sinsm be|Isrn 9ebcn enteesen na9 rem
irp;lhen, eas fir tie 10 Yiele Dornen
unp 10 renis Nelen 9ebatt BATE.
>, de woute 9erne iterben ; nur
cin Uaup felicite fie nod. an ras Seaeu :
;bt SIM ras ite 10 innis lisb batte!
Sn remWusenblide, no mir 1ie leben,
ribtet fe ibr Ause auf ea5 MdcGen
unp t;itet Zen pfarrsr, eS ibr mod ein@
NAL an ra5 9ers 81 lssen. Der pries
fer, faum leinen1brdne tpsbrenr, a;bt
ibr eas &ino unc lanse-iebr Ianae
!ibt es eie ftsrtcnoe Mutter an itrcm
9sEsen ruben.
Sie fub!te nur ;u rrbl, poe le es
auf Green ni9t Lang usbr liebsu t5n>
ne.
Gnrli4 LIEF fe5anna los unc 1prad
nit fhwader Stimme:
Ser Yfarrer, sic unb Tu, 5einz
rid, wercet Sbr 8eipe mein Aino lie
Ben unc es 10 eraieben, nob es fid lte<
tepuQ leiner Mutter erinnert unb cern
iueucen 8cter rer3eibsn lernt? Weroet
5br aud meme oer;eitenren Wcrte an
Bolter iiterbrinsen, renn er ie tn
Guere Mitte suridtebrt. -. ga, ridt
wabr?"
v99, rece ni9t 70, 2ena," fa9te 9ei1>
rid, uDu pirit nod niat ferben."
| % cod, 9einri@, meine Stunte 1T
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Del @tsbolb unb bic Neitel ftat,
Das ater 'trGnft ben Metfen nt4t.
DAP Beibes tbn nt&r bremen lam,
Yadt ct fe frtf4 unb lrdftt8 an.
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II.
frlblinas-C rwadeu.

frablinss- Crwadsu.
Gs rest l9 Matnr
SIM Walp unb aaf Glur;
Is flinst In ten 2iiften,
Muf Staten unb Iriftcn
Der @Delein @elans.
Sarmonif9er Slang.
% maQet bas8eben
Sn irTbliGem 9ebsn
Gpn @pnne unb Suf
Sinsiu in bic 8,ult.
Die Mcrsenicnne auf Der gu
@slratlt friiauuen Maisntbau
Oiamante slausen unt &ubin,
Smarasne ipislen awiI6enorin
Sn Der Mbenbionne @trabl,
Mrf benz Uele pOa @olo
Guntelt reiher Slitbeniabl
. 6lur. p's tif Du bo!o!
<
Miloe Cuff,
geiltrnbuf.,
@Dselians
Walbentlane
JrSbli9es @ingen.
Wuuteres Sprin5en;
8ei ber Wrbsit
5eiterieit:
Daran feuu' i'd Did, Qen3, su gut.
Tarau5 enttr0mtte5 Dibter5 Club.
q 0xl r;Scrhnr 4,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-23

county located the county buildings at
East Oakland, or Brooklyn, large num-
Der Of the leading citizens of Oakland
proper were appointed a committee to
confer with the supervisors. They did
SO, and report as follows: Your COM
mittee would respectfully beg TO be dis
charged at once from mission which
has proved abominably unpleasant, on
account OF the arrogant self-conceit, pro-
found ignorance, contemplate prejudice
and surerlative stupidity of the officials
with whom they were obliged to commu-
nicate.
The breach OF promise case of Helen
Frazer against ]. ". Thrift is on trial
to-day. Damages claimed, S25, 600.
Colonel Barnes gave the history Of the
case from the time, as lie said, that she
made her first appearance at the Russ
House, in light marching order, carrying
all her property on her back, and with
very little money in her pocket. Meet
ing the defendant, Thrift, at the
hotel, and borrowing 500 from
him, down to the time Of the alleged Sc
duction under promise Of marriage.
Helen was put on the stand in the after
noon and gave a history of their relations
for some time back, and up to the time
he entered her room and committed the
outrage, when the Court adjourned.
This afternoon she had not concluded her
testimony.
Gold closed in New Yori. to-day at
HES. Greenbacks buying here at Sc,
selling for 81.
From the Crown Point mine, thus far
this month, SCI tons Of ore have been
shipped to the mills, the estimated value
Of which is S69O,5s2 the bullion re-
ceipts at the office in this city for the
same period being $i3o,50O.
Funeral services We're held this after
noon, in the church Of Advent, over the
remains of the late Lieutenant Dennison,
who committed suicide. The widow was
not present-said to be sick. The re.
mains go East to his father, Ex-Governor
Dennison, Columbus, Ohio.
Thomas Chandler, the pugilist, who
shot himself through the hand few
weeks since, is reported to be in crit
cal condition from effects of tht
wound.
DR.. Arthur B. Stow, one OF the bes
known physicians of San francisco, ha
been appointed member of the Boart
Of Health by Governor Booth.
SALT LAKE, April %.
The fire reported at Sandy, yesterday
ives at the Saturn Smelter, and not Ger
mania.
During the absence OF the Salt LAX
steamer fire engine two small fires oc
Cured in this city.
The engine returned here, leaving tn
/ charcoal burning, it being impossible t
extinguish it.
: SACRAMENTO, April %.
The friends of Matt. Tarpey are NOV
, ing in an attempt to persuade the Co
/, ernor 70 have the parties engaged i
lynching Tarpey arrested and punished
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-23

Mn Enron. am oDs of +hoso u.ho
-. 49,. ,.,,... ' ".s Wv - 'N0'O " No
nave oeoh very ANXIOUS TO see an I'M
provement in our schoolhouse, and
worked for the proposed tax until il he.
CANA evident thot instead ~ "a oon., ~,
=, ..oa '''''' '''''e''" VI o' 'e4'S vi
the SlOo, 1t would amount to near 100
cents on the 800. This seemed to me
too much to ask of the taxnovers and ca
T ro.od oao;n., :, ho,; 11',I.r 49,,
~ Tr,stoat -, ~ Ia IN iio u'uot lL"'
-, t"n SO 600 . .l sunni pIoPo'
omnja fnr oTr ,orosont , mnie ot tn,i os
III, = nnoot - 1911 IL, o. 'tIeeu
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-23
Foreign, N ews.
BgEsr, April 81.

BgEsr, April 81.
The French Atlantic cable is broken
about go miles from here.
HAGUE, Aprll 81.
The Government has received dis
patch from Sumatra announcing that at
council of war before Achitime, it was
to suspend operations until au-
tumn.
BoNSE, April 81,
At a meeting to-day, of old Catholics,
it was resolved to proceed to the election
OF Bishop at Cologne on the 4th of
June.
FRANKroBT, April 81.
riot occurred here to-day which
lasted all the afternoon, and is now only
kept from breaking out by the military.
The wrath of the mob was directed
against beer cellars, and several beer
houses were Quilted. Troops were called
out and dispersed the rioters, but re-
newal is feared tonight. Shops are
closed and soldiers occupy the squares
and guard the breweries. Several per-
sons were injured, but no deaths have
been reported. The military did not fire
on the crowd.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-23
ARIZONA MILITARY TRANsPORTA-
TION AGAIN.

From the Prescott Miner we learn that
the following were the lowss. bids for
the transportation of military supplies
in Arizona: From Yuma depot to Me-
Dowell, . 81; to Graham, . %; Bowie,
2 20; Apache, 3 %. Between any OF
the above mentioned posts except
Apache, 9 40; from any of the same TO
Apache, 3 50. d. Hazard made the
lowest bid for transportation from Ehren-
berg to the posts in Northern Arizona.
Low enough; but in delivering this
freight to For. Yuma the public treasury
is annually plundsred to the extent of
million of dollars. A million OF dollars
would be saved every year to apply to
the reduction of the national debt, and
the goods would be delivered quicker
and in better condition, if the freighting
to these posts was done directly between
the Central Pacific or Union Pacific
Railroad, instead of continuing the
ocean route lvituy Itlltn Out VI 'AC way
from San Francisco TO the Gulf of Cali
fornia and up the Colorado river. We
have before given the exact figures, and
it is unnecessary to do so again. Can
We doubt that this gigantic swindle is
well understood at the National Capital:
That it is another Credit Mobilier affair
to this extent, that officials in high po-
sitions get liberal shares of the plumber?
The public have a right TO come to that
conclusion, for on no other hypothesis
can we account for the War Department
allowing this wholesale stealing to con-
tinue, year after year, when the fact that
il is wholesale stealing is notorious. But
it is folly to denounce it in the public
press. There was time in the history
of the Republic when its public func-
tionaries had some regard for at least the
semblance of honesty, but now they are
lost. apparently, to all sense of shame,
and the one who can steal the biggest
amount in the shortest time is the most
influential at the Executive Mansion.
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ming a serenade was given to the Presi-
dent at the same place.
WAsHISGroS, April Il.
The Department OF State has received
information to the effect that 5000 addi-
tional square feet of space has been
allotted to the American Department OF
the Vienna Exposition, and that articles
from the United States intended for ex-
hibition. will be received until the 10th
OF June next.
1t appears that the reported resigna-
ton of Delano arose from typographical
error in his name.
ANTE, Ga, April 81.
One hundred Metropolitan police from
New Orleans, armed with Winche ster
rifles, arrived here last night. and in
stalled kellogg as Recorder and Parish
Judge of this Parish to- day. The party
of Mttropolitans went to Greensburg
this morning.
New YORK, April %.
The extension of the New Jersey
Southern Railroad is expected to be
completed about the first of July. This
will practically make new trunk line
to the West, extending from st. Louis to
New York by means of connection with
the Baltic and Ohio road near Baltimore.
The capital stock of the road is seven
million dollars and its bonded debt six
millions.
WASHINGTON, April %.
A special dispatch announces that one
of the Commissioners now on his way to
Vienna has been suspended for improper
practices, and another is suspected.
Reports are in circulation that some OF
the complimentary Commissioners Sc
cured their appointments in order to
represent certain manufacturing inter
ests, and that in the department o.
sewing machines and guns each Com
missioner has o Government Commits
sion.
| General Butler is announced to be ;
candidate for Governor OF Massachusetts,
and is confident of election.
CHICAGO, April %.
4 session of The Peace Commissioner
will soon be commenced in New YorI
for the purpose Of a general consNltatio,
on Indian Affairs.
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"DoBY JOHN, now in Humboldt, who
is second in command of the Piute ma
ton, says he will put head ON the
man. who said he was friendly to the
treacherous Modocs, if be can find out
who the reckless slanderer is.
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\ san Francisco embalmer has re-
qusted Of General Schofeld the bodies
of such of the Modoo chiefs as may be
killed in battle or executed, to be en-
balmed, ain the cause of science, and
with view to crafty the curiosity of the
people" He has not received an an
swer to the request.
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JUDGE LoUDERBAcK fined a man $50,
few days since, in San Francisco, for
using vulgar language, and the fellow
got even by saying it was cheaper to
commit perjury in San Francisco Court
than to ease his mind on the street.
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JAMESTOWN, on the James river, has
just been given its first postoffice, though
founded in thsreign of King James in
160I-266 years ago. Does that mean that
Phoebe ought to be satisfied if the money
order system is introduced here any time
in the next century?
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We fear, from the general newspaper
reports, that smallpox is extending and
becoming more virulent in Utah. 1t is
liable to break ont in Phoebe at any
hour
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-23

The Prescott Miner predicts a heavy
immigration into Oregon this year.
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BILLY CURRAN, recently sentenced to
the State Prison from Gold Hill, for one
year, has been pardoned out, and is at
work in the Crown Point mine.
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A LITTLE steamboat is engaged in trans
porting ores to the Corinne, Utah, smelt-
ing works, from the south side of Great
Salt Lake.