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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

1t is said that Brown,uw WI uol re Il caudI-
date for reelection to the U. 5. Senate, aud
that he is thinking of rev,v.ug the Knoxville
Wing, aud becoming editor of that paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

Mr.. George w. Julian, of Indiana, one oil
the leaders and founders Of the "Repuolcau
party" has found cut that tie mia
chine, under its present management, is MT
run by the President and his Cabinet To SUIT
him or, as lie thinks, the interests of the pco-
pie. He seems to be especially riicl AT the
course of the President, generally,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

DR.. Livingstone, it seems, is now occasional
ly seen and heard from. 1t would appear lha
be has no idea of coming home to his family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

Col. Mosby is now especially obuoS;ous II
the Radlca! leaders, and presses. Wh,n hey
hoped that he was going 10 support Hughes
they were Just the reverse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

A registered letter is not subject 10 attact.-
meut. The department holds Ii Ii, custndia
legis for delivery to the relsuu addressed, OF /"
his or her order
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

The visit of the King of Italy, 10 the Em
peror of Germany creates some tax, Is to villa
it is for-aud what it is about.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

The oyster season has becu opened in the
waters of the Chesapeake, with much visor, Is
those engaged in the business
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

The President and Gen. Babcock, it IS said
return to Long Branch today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

Tie UNION Trust COMPANY IN New DIRK
las lost tram quarter to half a million Of dol
lars through its Secretary, G. I. Carleton, a son
Of the Rev. Mr.. Carleton, whose connection
wits the Methodist Book Concern controversy
has made his name familiar to newspaper read
crs The story is the same that has been so
rtien REPEATED The President Of the institu-
ton was i'll rgllnd, the Directors indifferent
or neg igent, and everything was left to the
Secretary. Fl, took Advantage Of this state OF
affair; Il ccuated himself, lent the money OF
he Company to friends and favorite brokers,
and when the crash came was unable to REGAL!
it, Exposure followed, but so far the default
to b..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

Brown.ow's remarks on public affairs, are
CHARACTERISTIC; which is saying about all that
need be said.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

DEAD. Captain Frederick Bouie died this
morning, in this city, after long and exhaus-
tive illness, caused by general prostratloD OF
the system. lie was watch maker by profess
sion, au,l 10 that capacity we'll known IN this
city. lie was native of Aitona, near the city
Of Hamburg aud aged about IS years. On his
arrival in this country he settled in New Or
leans. His first appearance in Virginia was III
1851 with one of the Louisiana Confederate
re- nents. His military record was good. He
came from wealthy and influential family in
his native pace, aud his presence in America
was due more to rowing disposition than ac-
tual necessity. He was kindly disposed, gen.
erJus and hoSpitatle. Rich. State Jomual
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23
EFAFss DEg'.iRTNENT.
-~, WASHlNGTOE ALEXANDRIA
-sfA<SlRtfs~.9N AND
POTOMAC RIVER LANDlNGS
No. &c King street

POTOMAC KIE EE LAEUINH2Iii on
The fust and commodious steamer I1 ENI
BOY, Captain rie Is, vi maxi ieSu.ar 81 Al a..
WEEKLY TrlPS from Wash .nEton ana AZ
exundria to Cone river and the Rive Lsndlngsi
A Lcavs Washington EVERY TUESDAY; an a,
FRIDAY o'c.cck 4. H., and Alexandria at
7:30 clock Il. m. pvrpy
kctlrning, reaches Alex .ndria EVEkl
WEDNESDAY and SU NDAf ut y. III.
Sup rior ~ comm da'i"n' for t:eigEt "no pms
scngcrs For Information apply to
h. "A. REED. Agent,
60, 70 No. 4 South wharves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

The late financial disaster is called "i'ooAc
Crash ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

Tile FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN WASHING
TON - II is ;tatcd that the First National Bank
has $S0O.0U0 on deposit belonging to the na-
tnnal banks in the country which had their
mui!atr1 currency redeemed through its agcn-
cv. These deposits were made in response to the
following PROPOSITION OF the First National: That
any national ;ank might deposit with it 81 900
as permanent fund to be retained and used
by it without payment Of interest, and in re
u.n it wou'd receive al their mutllated curren-
cy and exchange it Tor new notes, without other
cuargc than the use of $ l 900 Some time ago
the amount Of post was increased to 81 800,
IN Tie statement of the bank that the use of
tile ii. aforementioned sum did not pay the ex-
pens : Of making the exchanges. If the state
mrnr thar deposits of this character were $780,
900, be true it shows that this enterprise alone
hal brought to the bank the use OF 100000
more than the amount of its capital stock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

Nix r. r. MERRIcK 1.-THE committee of
he Bar Association appointed to investigat
he r;,"r.rs Of professional misconduct made
b. Mr. BcnjaGin +. Green 9 ,ainst Mr. Rich
a!tl i. Mcrr:k, which was made up Of leading
mcnbers o. the Washington bar, after very
ii rough aad impartial investigation; report
that the charges collectively and in detail are
not only unsupported but are clearly proved to
j." untrue and MA icious, and that THE con-
duct OF Richard I. Merrick in the transactions
referred to in said charges was not merely ire
rroachablc, but highly efficient, faithful, homo
rabse and magnanmous. We may add, that
tie standing Of Mr.. Merrick in this commun-
~ rs au honorable, high toned gentlemen is so
IA, .u.ti that the charges in question would
i've been utterly secuted both by the public
ard his professional associates, and would not
have hc,.n accorded the weight of an inquiry
but f,T Mr. Mcrrck's pypmpt and earnest de.
man; t)r an investigation. - Washington .S'nr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

THRILLING SCENE AT SEA. Mr.. George \.
Fairfield, who arrived 10 New York Saturday,
on the steamer City Of B. ookyn, reports a
shocking tragedy as having occurred during
the passage. When the vc>se wa two tiay>
out from Queenstown, WOMAN ruShci NJ
from among the steerage p">sen@ rs, br' gng
her two little boys with her. S then thew
them overheard in frenzy, ara then l'ape
overheard also. An alarm was raised, III:
steamer stopped, and coat sen. back: The
woman, then mile distant was seen fl n NJ.
on the waves, supported by i:cr cio'l'g. She
was reached aud taken into the l. a ale; 'ne
of the boys was fouad dead, the other WIS not
seen again. The children were Lri@h, a"d
pretty little fellows, wno had been the pats o.
many of the passengers. TIE nl,ther vas sur
fering from sickness, aud became temporar ly
insane, in which condition she comnte,i tic
strange, unmotherIy act. She was apparently
an intelligent aud refined person, III SON ewhat
destitute circumstances. She lvea III l.,er.
pool, but her husband was in hiss country, AMI
with the children she was on tie way to tin |
him. When the City of Brooklyn reached New
York, the woman was just recovering, and was
beginning to inquire for her children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

| fll VI y ny EeAI.
GREEN'S
MAN MOTH NOTION HOUSE
NO. 20 KING STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
COMPLETE FAIL AND WINTER STOCK,
Just purchased in New York from man
uiacturcrs and importing commits
soH houses, rushing III by
cry train and steamer.
A GRAND GORGEUU SELECTION!
MARV ELOUSLY MAGNlFICENT!
Wonderfully choice and cheap, comprising as
rich Il election of goods n can b: found
in any ho,l,c n he city.
With mammoth house. gigantic stock, aston
Thing variety, unIar.ir led in quantity, and
-
''' ~ 90
mn a!i"aJy cAtan i've BUSHES md
conInucto command a,lmIr
u-IDu ard Iriv conn
petition.
LADIES. a. sExTS- EIes.G. GOODS,
OF every dcs"rip,inn ar. offered in uuan-
thy and v"ri".y NJ Suah low fir
urcs IL would Il" credit
f., ANY citv.
Zephyr N"rstcis, Hc:m>ht""n Woods, EN-
p'oluerJ h"tc.E'<' mar "ooos' 'o"elry, no
s'ery, HiuVcs, Ladies, 'chIs ana ChHd-
reaS Merino Underwear, I"fse's' l"'c'>'
Sc"ris, &c, &C IN endless variety
MI u W" ." VIII "e S''' u" S"~"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23
GREEN'S
NJ AN Moth NOTION HOUSE
NO. 20 KING STREET.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

COMPLETE FA!.L AND WINTER STOCK,
Just purchased in New York from man
uacturcr: and importing commits
sioH houses, rushing III by ev-
cry train and steamer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

A New POLITICAL SCHEME. We have re-
ceived, from source that We deem entirely
Trustworthy, some clue to the object Of the re-
ceut correspondence between Segar and Wise.
The Radicals antlci pate the election of ma
prity Of I. ,uservauves to the Legislature, and
me rciremcnt Of Senator Lewis by that body,
ii the end Of bs present term Of service Their
hey Is, therefore, TO promote the election of
Nlse Instead of a straight-out Conservative
IL hi, end, they will eudeavor to thrust Gov.
v lse Into the Canvass. to speak in certain
c"u9tles of the State about the canal scheme
aud endeavor to get members elected to the
Lcg'sl!, u,e pledged to support him. on that
issue, FIR the y. S. Senate. The Radicals, de-
spairing of The elecun of Lewis, or any other
pronounced Radical would give their united
vote to Wise, and this, with the addition of
some Conservative votes, might, on joint ballot
OF the TWO Houses, secure his election over
Hunter, Stuart, or any outright Conservative
This is their programme, We have good reason
to bclieve.-Lynch. 'Vrgin,an.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

With mammoth house, gigantic stock, aston
Thing variety, unl"rt5lr led in quantity, and
unprecedented in low prices, all com
bncd, cannot lail 10 N geiy augment
mn already extensive business aid
continue u command admir-
:t''"n ard DEFY COM
petition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

THE FISH CULTURE EXPERIMENT. The
fact that a number of shad, apparently about
1t months DID, were taken in the Allegheny
RIVER at Tjioute, Pa, last week, encourages
tie .dea hat the western rivers may be stocked
with his fish \ large quantity of young shad
W., depo-!e,, in the Allegheny, GO miles above
iiul.uic, June 80, 1872. The theory Of the
lis. rutruri,ts is that the young fry made their
way down the Ohio and Mississippi, and are
now returning to their former haunts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23
HAIR GDGsS WAN Glory

Il wonderful sIccc>., as the quantities OF
work daily turned out will indicate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

SPANISH News. The foreign dispatches fix
The arbor If Alicante, in the Mediterranean,
as tie most promising seat of war between the
q ycrumcut and the Radical insurgents. Tie
after t..r aten the bombardment of the city,
and he foreign Consuls demand cessation of
!,o,tties for four days. In the north, affairs
are improving fur the Government. The Car
lis, IS are falling to pieces and are in no condi-
:ion to oppos, the Republican troops: Carl
b, ii has Offered his sword to the Republic.
but CASTELAR, has declined his service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23
A GRAND GORGEU SELECTION /!

MARV ELOUSLY FICENT!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10
3uftihlnKer.

Die Welt brebt fi9 raid! 8as beute nel
TT, miro morsen alt, mos bieles sabr number
bar it, wiro i'm naditen altasli6. WeId
eth Mufieben als bic erite teIesrapbii6e 9ez
pel6e pom Der .anbern Settle bes ,,aroBen
8ades" bier anlangte! Soeben 1T elm ,,euer
&abel i'm atlantii9en Ocean nieberaeIeat rpors
ben, aber es i6eint iid Nieman6 barum Al
befimmern. Die telesrapbii6e gerbinouns
nit Der alien 0elt 1pirb ais etpas ean, oes
pobnli6es betradtet. Die Geife iber ben
Ocean per 2uftbaIon miro rpobl bas uadite
yWunoer" iein. WirfIid trift Der SUIT
i6ifer Wiie Mnftalten su elmer folden Geiie.
Wir moSen bieiesmal nod nidt nit, ,uenn
ibm aber Der geriu6 selinst bann ,uiro er
balo lta6abmer finben uno mir uerben's an,
gnoe erleben bab r~eseImabise 2uftfabrten
elnseridtet werben. 9luf ben j3etteln wirb es
banl wobl beiBen: Seeben Morsen ,lrn 7 nbr
perlaBt eth Ballon Der bepGbrten Ocean SUIT
ginte ytem Sort. uStaterooms" miiIIen einen
Sag porber ~ensasirt werben. Slid ausaez
aeidnet; Mein unb gigarren ertro. Ser
8aaon wirb 2onbon, garis, Berlin, 0ierl
@onitantinopeL ct. Yetersbura unb enbere
Sauptplabe beribren unb ga1asiere abieben
unb aufnebmen. @esen S ra6t une ge11aae
penoe man ii6 an bic Nsenten.
Ser 2eier la6t pieQei9t. Nun, om gnbe
TT Die SADIE gar 10 ld6erIi9 ni6t. gor 80
Sabrer1 nod tpilrbe man 9enienisen fir einen
Iolbausler sebalten baben, Der cine teIesraz
pbti9e gerb1noun9 NIT europa propbeieit
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10
9iberaIe Gtaats Gnnbentinn.

Sen. Sc. Brinferboft Der goriiber Der Iibez
ralzrepublifani19en Greeutip : Committee Don
Sbio, but Don Mansfielo aus fem Manifet
erlaiIen, ruobur9 ct Die 2iberalen auf ben 80.
Suli 81 elmer Staats=G Convention nod golum=
bus 5uiammen beruft. gs 1ou, ,pie es in benz
Nnfruf betbt neine gonuention our 8eratbune
tno l3ufammenmirfung Nuer iein, bic bereit
itnb, ii6 NIT ben 2iberalen gu %pereinisen, I'm,
bic se9enudrtis int Staate unb i'm 2anbe
berridenbe gartei gu itirSen unb bic Gorrup=
tion unb bic Mibbrdu9e binmegsuraumen,
bic bas 2eben Der &epublif beoroben." Ser
3abl Der Delesaten 1T feine S9ranfe eeIebt,
bod miro Der @unld aussebridt bab 6ie
liberalen &epublifaner ber ueri9iebenen @oun=
ties burd einen 9elesaten fir lie 500 Stimz
men, bic fir Greelep abseseben murben, in
Der Convention reprdientirt ,perben. MQe
Gnberen, bic NIT benz s3mede Der Convention
abereinitimmen, iino uber5lid einselaben".
Bet Der 8eratbung Die am 90. Stat III So
lumbus f~tattfanb unb mel6er 6err Brinferz
bof beirpobnte, uurbe bel6lolIe en-, bab beibe
Gonuentionen, bic oemofratii6e unb bic Iibez
rale, auff ben 6. Iuguit nod Columbus beirut
fen ueroen iolten. Ser goriiber Der beuoz
frati16en Staats Central : Committee bat an
biefer nebereinfunft %feitsebaIten, Ser 8rinferz
boff bat basesen fur gut befunoen, Elm neues
Departure" gu nebmen, mie man itebt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10
9ie Allen gnnntb=8 e,pegnng

F. -. g. NJ. - -. n
lauit nenn mon oas S.nS bs.'m re0ten yea
men nsnasn 'ela, eal ols o.Ioa,s e1ner 1eueh
paI1ss aul osn StnH1nrsIh osI a1Ien osn'pz
tla1'lWetk p'laas. Sls Hn1staepmes lpslas7
Ivy 81 lV,'e!gsin, pup p!ele1 opsu, pen'9z
rsns lo'osu o1es Sg'o oelllIlt ohtW e's eons
o o.n.'un s'ts1g1 'pelos. lai'1, pls W.! Nc" 2o.
JUL. Sas IVY su ai.aaaS, p:Ialsn IopaosM ". G.s
s"sDa a.. NIISep. .nosIsn u ~ = wv
!."oen: S.s aI'e psI'pl1a1,lWs gaI!sl pa1 sI1
a. aus.a Ssuss, n,n y pgns seeseIss oe''
@s't a",sussosn nno l'g nn!sr Que stoe pIua.
Ssm e .alIsa, u.ah ga1 !vum ~ Ss 'gssm
DsYaau"'as S..aaIsk aos. !s pSa.s Gsn lae1.
. .p.usssH ;a S W.; "' 9s osn gslahsm
I tgGa IVY p.s Ispsao'Ysnt Ss'os psslupe. :"
~ ~. -. ost Ma"z lDSaa ~ Isant lssn,
~ ~ W." rs Nv yssaI Ky o.v'us.osssIios.' loo1
~ as.r;Ias e.. .aps ~ '"I'S ''o9 '"''s'
mista 'y ~. CO. lasssn s., .,,.4 sou n..4,;
,ora,ah,o., s,sS ..s NJ. '" So ". W INV w
Ss,, .+;,bs.s,, 81. aa. 10y pa94s 's sI :"
nsr,n;irsn fe;ne S,'st n;e e;m.;oa 5 s,s"
o,,f,,,Isss, s;s ~ ,Sr .Hsss S MS;nas non
hp Morts; S Sas WerSsrssns s' f1m,,f w. :
w.. asaa,,;s.,.s.at+ SIas =. sx 80 a'ps
~ Sss g,.'a IVY an' ny aaI esn y.
S;sssr oytsn Co., ofratss NM M;atea SsPsgs
mon ,,nh "a MIN 'n;hts Son, ; = hss,; a .no,,
.naa ~ S;ssa~boh ~ a;.as @es a D.aM
nhf"rt;9s, MIN dc msrs;tn,yG ;ota;t .,a;+
aul.sssH n Gm os..'s'usa'9ls'L n''
=, osrete, o Ist,+an ssyss. w. G am " we a1as's gss
,,,,tora;;s+sn H. hoa,ssn go e.
s"se, ;esas ~ :" oap is "sut VIZ.
No. Ensry Ghr. ,o ~. o. Dtass Ivy uas luy n.'t
gsrr,Sngt nov aay.s; a hss y Marss a po ~ Se s
gs;@'' qas,. pa.s Dss 90 Ss1oslpeIs ~ We
G Gt. "inI st's" " lWlostl.V gas
tx nu y nsuesgaap. 'eats
NV" ~ ss" sa.s .uub u.s aeus 1sal'el oeU
wv. yas sl Y. aas Isn.pItutsn oePe9sn mnBls
wv a!.o,s 'u a., l.s pRns W. n11s'laRaa9 ost Dtane oeF
G Slss .a;~Ss abns 81 w. m~ss lppaeh IonH n
,;a.as ~ ~ ~ p.ps ss's Pa''e' W" SHz
o"s m;p Dya I'm. n:It Issn.
ss.. w 'roI Naa n'Wl ps'l9mel9en, oaB IS anU
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10
9ettti9 1T ben 1ffentltden shulen.

Die @tnfibruns bes Stubirms Der beut=
f9en Sprade in ben offentliden @duIen tuirb
INNER aa9emeiner. Sosar in ben ganfees
Staten fommt man gu Der ginii9t, 6ae bas
Grlernen Der beutiden Spra6e Elm grf orber=
nib serporoen 1T beIen GROCER 9iuben ielbit
benz DISQUALIFICATION Beobadter einleudten
mub. Sn 9artforb, Connecticut, iuurbe Der
1lnterribt int 9euti6en lebten Serbit einoez
fibrt. Ser grfoIs fdeint febr erfreulid su
fetn. 90ren nit, mas bic u6artforb 9ailp
Zines" pom 10. ApriI 1873 i6reibt:
Sine Yreisnertbeiluns fir ben beften Sort
i9ritt TN Deutfden fanb seitern in Der
Gbarter Dat nnb Der Babstportb Straben
Sdule ftatt. Stan fanb, bab bas Stubium
Der benti6en Sprade nidt idwer 1T unb bab
es bic &inber Iieben. 3ebn @daIer BON
ieoer Der finf3ebn 2laTen, in nel6en bic
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10

beutfde Gpra9e seIebrt mirb, uurben pom
elmer Committee sepraft. Da bic Gtaber
auBeroroentIi1e 5ortidritte 3eisten unb faft
sIei9 tidtis iuaren, 10 belt IS fdmer, bic
Wabl gu treffen, aber es sef6ab. Sn Der
Babsmortb Sdule tpuroe Der greis in eiaent
8inamer ei1em arbigen 8naben su IbeiI.
ST beibt Sepmour. Sn einem 3immer ber
anber, S1ule nurbe Mlfreb DobeI ber preis
sugefpro9en, einen. fleinen RaabeL Der in
Solse zines 8einbru1es gu Sauie ftubiren
nnBte. Der Sortldritt Der ainber mar febr
bemunbernsuertb.4
Das 1T Elm febr erfreulider Anfans! 8iel
fomn,t natirIi1 auf bic Tidtisfeit ber 2ebz
rer an. Sc blrfen feine 2eute fein, bic, nit
Der @romu1atif in ber 9anb, ben 11nterri1t
medaniid betreiben, ionit miro ben Iebbaften
unb Ieidt auffafenben araeritanii1en 8inbern
bic Saae Ieidt uerleioet. Sic mii1en uieIs
mebr burd cine praftiide unb seiitpole 2ebr<
metbobe bas SSntereIe Der Ginber an5uresen
unb 3u fe7eln Iu6en. GIei13eitis ruirb pon
Gartforb sen1eloet, bab pierjis Der bortisen
ensIif6en 2ebrer ii1 benz Stuoiunt ber beutz
i1en gprade rui6men.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10
Niht e%rttuthiaenh.

Ni6t ermutbisenb lit bas yeIultat Be,
amerifanti6en QusteQung i'm Wtener Sneu
itrie=Yalait It. Wte 9enDbult9 batten BIZ
4meritaner ben Muno febr poa 9enommen
unb mebr qIat u~erLanst aIs man ibnen UT:
fpriinsli6 ansenteien, neil rute tie iasten, ame
rifaniiae Neutrality-suspicious. IN sreber
Mai1en anfommen ,piirben. 9arin aber bat:
te man it6 eetdui9t. Mls Der perlan9tt
Haum susetanben mar, feblte bas Bacterial
UNI tim gu falen. Die d3uIenoun9en iieler
ipdrli9er aus, oils man erpartet bate, uni
nod 16limmer Man6e berietben waren 10
penis rpertb, baB ibre QusiteQun9 nur Den
Ser. Staaten sur gIamase sereidt baden
ruirbe. Sic rpurben besbaIb gar ni9tplasirt.
so fommt es benn, bab bic sroben 8aume,
bic ii9 Nmerifa ausbat uno beforirt bat, 5ier1.
lid Ieer ietn perben. Sour i'm Wai6tnen
Department ipielt Der Danfee Die ibm sebib=
renbe Stole. Die 8eIu6er Der glusteQung
iinb ni9t tpenis ~erItaunt iiber bteles Siasfo
bes oeprieienen 4merifas unb bic Sa6per=
itdnbisen tounbern ii6 nidt tpenis, beB mans
9e beribmte Sirrta, Die man ni6t bios burd
ibren Stuff ionbern aud Don ben Nusitelun=
gen gu 8aris unb 2onbon per fennt, gar
Ntdts mad 8ien sei6idt bat. lie
Sin bieIem s5Siasfo amerifas iinb Die ameriz
faniiden @ommiliioners ni6t S9ulb. gs
finbet in Solgenoem feline @rflarung. De
@onsreB bat 10 LANCE se50sert NIT elmer Ser
~Diaisung fir freien Sransport BON Mus tel
l~unsssltern uno NusiteLunssfo ten, baB man
3ulebt slaubte, er ,peroe gar gidts tbun. l1ez
ber ben GreoitsM obiliersS fanoal p~erIoren bic
eri6rofenen 8eiebseber gu Walbtnston jebe
Stuff unb 2iebe fur anoerpeittse Dinse. 60
lit es Sefommen, bab man9e Sabrifen bic
gtpas 8el9idt baben pirben, Ri9ts mebr
uorberetten fonnten als enbli6 iene germiaiz
9uns senta6t ruuroe. 0a5u fommt nod, oaB
~ein3elne beoeutenbe @efddfte, pel6e in pas
ris ober 2onbon bic 8reiie erbieIten, burd
neue 8erperbuns in 8ien bieielben ni6t in
Srage itelen rpelten. llnb enbIi6 iet Bee
i9eioen einseItanben, bab in pielen SSnbuitriez
speigen, nan1entlt9 in Der Seriteauns BON
Runfia9en, 3terratb &C. Die Anterifaner nnr
ausnabmspeife NIT ben meilterbaften 8robnf>
tionen pom 8aris, 8ten, ber SdpeiS &C. fonz
furriren fonnen.
Nber aQes Sas IieBe }i9 ertraseil rpenit
ber SfanbaI NIT Der @ornmifiion ntdt 9erues
fen mare. 9ieier aber fl0Bt ben Guropaern
Elm iol9es Mibtrauen besiislid Der Musfibz
ru1s ~unierer ofentl;den Mnselesenbeiten eth,
bab tie bel Der Weltaus iteQuns tn 1876 ebens
faqs nur @irrsparr unb Corruption e~rtparten
uerben, mas beren 2eituns betriHt.
9as 1T ni6t febr ern,utbisenb far bic Dis
reftion unferer SubeLfeier. aber es barf nibt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1873-07-10
9a nnnht' tdl nidlt hin!

Die folsenbe MittbeiIuns aus benz Gerri.
tOrlum WDoming bilrfte pteQei6t man6em
Observation-Disclosures Ohio Sarmer ais
Warnung bienen. Stag es lit manden Gbei:
len oes fernen @eitens au6 nod 70 i6on,
oas Sanb AUDI nod 10 fru9trei9 fein, setpif
bleibt es bod, baB Ohio elmer bet idoniten
unb rei6iten Staten ber Union 1T lno 1per
bier gut fit Der ybIei6e i'm 2anoe unb ndbre
ii9 reolI6."
Wpomtn9. v@ott's Sanb."
(@eI@rieben fir Die rsaep gorfer Stats 3eituns. y
Da i'd ielbit BON Stem Sort bin uno min,
ide, bab ale ~iunsen 2eute Don meinem Sc
burtslanoe tire Seimatb in einem Der i66nlten
Ierrttorien Der Ser. Staaten aufI9laeen, ers
laube i'd NIT, Sbre gufmerflamfeit auf bic
Sortbetle gu rt9teit tpel6e bteies Serritorium
un5weifelbaft lber ale anberen bat uno fible,
oab es meme Bfli6t tit, Die tnsInftisen Sc
rii6te iber Wpomins, mel9e ii9 iiber bas
ssuse 2anb perbreitet baben, 1penn nidt su
peri9euden, bod menisItens burd) Ibatiaden
gu pioerlesen. = Stan sIaubt, baB es in
8pomins unslaubIi6 faIt iei bic 8abrbeit
it, bab ). .. i'm Monat Sanuar, bieies Sabr,
bet niebrisite Bunft inn thermometer nur Al
8rao unter Nua ruar, pdbrenb su berIeIben
3eit in &anias una Nebrasfa Der Ibermomez
ter 81 @rab iber 9ful rpar. Ser gBinter in
oieiem berrli6en Territorium fanst unsefdbr
in Der Witte Sftober on unb Der Iebte Sdnee
faQt gemobnli9 i'm Monat Mai; id babe
spar oft aud nod i'm Suit Sdnee fallen
iebem bod lit bas .ni6t Der Grmabnuns tpertb.
I'm Sbnen einen 8esriff BON benz anseneb=
men Metter gu eebenL beien wir ,lns bier er>
freuen, erlaube i'd mir Su be,nerfen, baB es
bier baufis 4 bis 5 Sage obne bic eerineRe
nnterbre6ung, i9neit 6. 9. pom 2. bis 6.
Aprsl 1879 ulo oft in "a Stunben baben
mir Sdnee, Negen, !SaseI, Sturm unb Sonz
nenI9ein.
llnie Grbboben, - bod nein, mir febIen
bic Worte, UNI meme 8eseilteruns fit bieies
berrli6e 2ano aussuipre9en = @Ianben
Sic, bab i'd 3, 1ase bret BufbeI 8artoffeln
bon einem Ider babe berporbrin9en ieben !!
llnb bet Mann prablte nt9t einmaL, ct 19idte
feline eQenlansen Qrtifel an Die 3eitungen,
uno i'd CAB es bier nut, neil i'd miinide, bab
iol6e rei6e Grbe ni9t unbeniitt lie9en bleiz
ben fol-. Sd babe 2eute ia9en bDren (naturz
LID nur, UNI bielem Serritorium su f9aoen),
bab ie nidt sIauben, Elm Mder 2anb bier
tonne einen 9ed j3piebeln brinsen, bod bin
i'd sIadIi6er 8eiie i'm Stanbe gu iasen baB
oieie aniidt 9rinoLid fali6 it, ba i'd nit
eisnen Iusen fab, bab Elm Ider 5mei ged
3wiebeln bra6te.
9ie grbe lit febr lei9t uno ianbig unb ba
mir feinen &esen bier i'm CONNER baben, 10
miilIen mir ielbit bas 2anb bepd1Iern unb Elm
pon 80 ober so gder ,piro Sbnen faz
gen fonner, pie Iei6t bas 81 Stanbe 3u brtns