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wondor ho ,wae! SOLICITED to writo tho report in
favor Of tho satary-grat, .rld that ho did It to tho
entre satisfaction or hts fellow-gral'boru.
castle (Ind.) Banner.
In n long Branch letter to n morning. paper,
obscure reference is nnao TO a Wostern Senator,
who was rofuaod accommodations, as nlegctlt
at = certain hosol. for "reasons whssh aso knosn
to himself aud tho propriotors." That fs all,
and 1t may bo strictly true, but tho inforoncea
that may be drawn from lilo statement aro cor
lain to 10 al1 falsa but ono, and they arc nearly
certain to DO calnminating and worry maliciona.
II the circumstances was worthy Of journalistic
roforonoo at all, why not giyo facts rather than
poisonous inuondoos 2-~Drooklyn Eagle.
Too many mon do not put proper apprecie-
tion upon Tho valno Of their good na1no until
through Boino misdead thoy haYo lost 1t forever.
This appoars to bo tho oaso with Ntr. Colfax, for
after the whole country has passed irreyoeablo
verdict upon his connection with the Credit Mo-
bilior, l,o atill pereiBta IN bringing forward what
ho perhaps deems positive proofs, but which ho
will find It very bard to convince tho public arc
such, of htB innocence Of all completely in thoBo
corrupt transactions. h1r. Colta1's private
standing among Ills friends would Beon to con-
tinuo very good; he bud botter not trouble him
Holf my more about hiB political roputation.--
San Francisco Bu|{etin.
, 1873-07-31
nr consent. flo reported tho mattor 10 the
Madison Street Station, but tho money has not
boon recovered.
CONSTADLES IN COUNCIL.

Another Meeting OF Genuine Constn.
blcs-.A G.s,E Eiscu.slaf. Oh tho War
to tsut lzid oi Their lRoBus Comrcti-
tnrns
A necting Of tho ao-callcd gonuino Constablos
Of tho city was hold Inst evening In tho Office
of Justice j. Charles Hainos, OIL Clark Btroot,
near Madison. Mr.. John NJ. Moore presided.
Tho attendance wnB not very largo.
Constable Lewis Dartols, from tho Commit
tee appointed to procure counsel, mat1o
n rather disconragng report. 1Io was
not in fnvor Of obtaining tho service of a high
toned bjg-bug Of lawyer, who would charge
e40o or more, when equally good loyal aavicc
could bo obtained for nearly nothing. Ito would
prefer to hnyc the money forthcoming before D
lawyer was obtained.
Mr. Connolly waB not in favor of getting a
Hhyster to do their work. Tho Committee go
far as ha understood it, wnB in favor OF a hgil-
toned big-bug. Ho would not employ any at-
torney but good attorney who would not bo
bribod.
Mr.. Dartels. who had nnmod = lawyer, defended
hls client from tho impntntion of boing shystor.
Tho Bnoakor did not want to employ Hhyster
any moro than high.tonod coon. Ho waa not
especially In favor OF his candidate.
Mr.. Connolly would interrupt, and Mr.. Bartc]s
grow worry irato ut tho diBcourtosy, md expressed
Ills opinion Of man who would net in such q
highly roprehensible manner. "Calling man
to order, Bald he, contolnptuously swapping 1,is
fingers,
Ntr. oDrion had understood TINT Nr. -
{na1ning heightened coon y would carry tho
thing through for $100.
Constable Hartmann moved that tito Commit
too DO givon tongor timo, aud 10 instructed ia
sec the following gentlemen Leonard swott,
Frank Adams, u. K. Dow, ]. L. Burns, aud
Sidney Smith.
N1r. Kiclor thought tho Constablss wore making
fools Of themselves by wasting time, md tho
public WAS laughing with considerable nmuso-
nlent ut thom. tio wanted A1r. Dow to BOG tho
thing through
Mr.. Foley thought 1t would not need half q
lawyer (Which half could be dlBpnnued with lo
omitted to stato) to turn out bogus Constable.
1lr. LOWS Dartols 'called for the previous
motion, and would resign (takng his coat bo-
fore l,o would pay blank foo to blank high
toned coon. There were boys Of IL who lad
fought caaeB In Chicago and other States, and
thoy wore just aB good 1awyerH
Tho motion prevailed. and tho Committee was
fnrthor instructed to 500 tho remainder of tho
Bar, and obtain w1itton contracts from lawyers,
and thus protoct that shrewl body, tho real Con.
stables, from my insdioua assault of crafty
nonbor Of tho Bar.
Mr. Darte1s wantod to lavo a poll-tax Of 9E
imposed upon each aud evory real Constable,
but tue meoting would not have 1t.
Mr.. HhrtmaNn rendered his resignation ~
Treasurer, as lo was about to lcnyo town. The
resignation WIS laid on tho tablo."
Tho raising OF "the wind waa tho noxt thing
10 order. -Four Vs Horo put up and Alr. Connel.
~ took thom. Further collection was pust.
poned, and tho meeting adjourned.
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.

A day or two ago comparison was drawn in
these columuB between the CuBtoul-Houae re-
ceipts Of tho year ending June 90 1873, and
those Of the corresponding period last year, after
tho abolition OF dutieH on tea, sugar, and coffee.
The Internal Rovonuo Office furnishes
some interesting statistics also, but
d comparison cannot accurately bo
made, aa in 1912. The period dates from
October, and for tho last year, from July. Tho
ending juno 80, 1875 was as follows: On spirits,
$780, 5l1 .2s; TOBACCO and cigars, 89s9, 2ol.98
fern,entod llquorn, S293, 161.95; banks aud bank
ora, 5.9os.47; gss (for July - August, 1ag
Fop fsa'hs ths ysae % oSdag sep sS 75 ts liz
were: Spirits, a4,927, ,776; formontod liquors,
8276, ,2i8; tobacco aud clgars s770, ,9s9. .07 banks
and bankers, s04, ,260.s6; income, s1s6, ,4s8.1G !;
gas 992 016.04 penaltes. etc., 3lG, 80; total
$685. 8.85. As three months are included IN
both estimates, a comparison ia NOT necessarily
a conclusive one, but tho difference Of moro
than million Is significant.
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wallow Instantly d reasonable doso of sth!ops
IMMORAL, and to repeat tho dose in case Of vomit-

swallow instantlya Il reasonable doao Of eth!ops
IMMORAL. and to repeat tho dose III case Of vomt-
ut is reasonably supposed that tho phar-
nlactstB. should know beforehand tho proper
dose of black Hulphurot Of mercltry, which, in
tho given cnRo they could proscribo to oaol ill.,
diyIIua1 Hurprfaod by tho scotlrgo.
1'lfa la1o vAricst according to ngo, from
twenty-five contigrnmn,cs to q grnmmo and
lalf. and oron moro, without tho least danger.
In Bucll caao tho pllRrmnclsta should aend thrco
doses at loast OF tlls bononcial romo1y to oach
chDlofa cn1o.
In this 1nRnnor the eich person would flnd
himself curnd perhaps flor tito black sulpiurot
OF mercury triumpha oyer disease In 1eBg than
m hour, or In such atneloratitg conditions
that tho physician called at tho timo of nttnck
would hnvo but to continue tho c,tro already
commenced, aud to survey tho march Of tho
malntly llonceforth conquered.
q will cloBo my letter by citing long known
truth: That pesiilont!nl ma!atlica, III general,
arc but childron'a bngbcars when thoy aro ra-
tlonallY trontod and In opportuilo ttnlo.
- Tho preventive euro by tho black aufphnret
Of mercury would 1layo this other advantage
(eincc Il deatroy1s at onco tho CAUSE OF tho
sfclsnose), Of rendering no to speak, ugoloBs tho
lazarottuB, which ro iii goiloral suitable yeBti-
buleB Of cemeteries.
"tIod grant TINT thoir counaols, based npon
experience nntl decided conviction, turn to tho
advantage Of my country, and may induce tho
Gorer1l1nentitEolf to havo roco1rRo for thu army
and navy, to this powerful remedy, wot1ld nj
mort say miraculous, In case tile sconrge should
monnco liz moro seriously than 1t does to-day.
I l,nyo tho honor to l,e. otc., HoonATE CADET.
;" HostE, June q, 1876"
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~, -. from Mt AAShDtHe Union.
The following lottcr Of Prof. soorato Cadet to
nao tue eaor 70 Or the Joaral Haly received yos-
ofates tho vows taken by this paper:
,,',!{ sMonaonr 10 Diroetour: In Wow Of reporta
Which aignal tho appearance OF cholera In sonlo
1amletb Of Venctta, I consider it an imporioug
duty to rocall to my follow-ct!zens that tho
considered from tho seventeenth century by
Walter Harris and George Dato aH . powerful
remedy against several kinds of disoasoa, is
adopted today by d great number Of phyBlclans
al tho most oflicacioals OF tho antoimca to pre-
vent aud euro tue peAtlential malhdioa,
"Conyincod, aB ain myHelt, that cholera Ia
duo to tho preBonco Of paraBltes multiplying
somoti1nos aftor . frightful ma1lner, and por-
B1la4ad TINT the black Hulphurot of nloroury IL
capable Of combating ind conquorlug tho
scourgo. by that alons which destroys theso
parasites, great number OF my ilustrlona con-
frorcs, during tho Inst cl,oloratlo invasion Of
Italy, took cara at tho worry first to recommend
to thoir patients to hayo Immediate rocoursa to
the romedy above mentioned before the germ OF
tho disease had had tmo to multiply itself in the
system. They advised all OF their patients who
beloved themselves touched by tho acourGo to
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FAIfRENIIE1T.


A few gentlemen who arc Interested in prop
orty IN the Townships Of Worth and Lake, along
the proposed independent line Of the Chicago,
Danyillo l. Vincennes Railroad, met yesterday
afternoon ut the Office Of Kerr, Dawson & Wclch,
No. t42 LaSalle stroot. for tho purpose OF re-
porting progress in tho scheme Of securing
100000 aud the right Of way for tho abovo
Company from Thornton to tho city li1nits. Mr..
J. W. Darlington presided, aud Mr. john II. Rob-
erts was the Secretary.
1Ir. A. j. Cooper, from the town Of Worth, re-
ported that the sum Of 39i GOO had been actual
" subscribed, and $4,000 additinoal prom
iHcl.
AIr. Korr, from the town Of Lake, stated that
about $4,000 had been raised among the prop
orty-ownera thcro.
Mr. J. T.. Young, representing the railroad
company, said Tho latter must have . positive
erty-ownors can raise 100000 aud secure tho
right OF way, or not.
After considerable discussion, committee
was appointed to solicit subscriptions and petit
tion for the right OF way, and report at meet-
lug to be held OH the 9Th Of August, at a p. H.,
when final action will be taken,
, 1873-07-31

C0nvocnti0n OF tho Evanston Ditch
Comm nfssiOr1ars--IAM 1lnpostor--nIcct-
ing OF the South Evanston Trustces--
miscellaneous Items.
EVANSTON.
Tho Evanston Board Of Ditch Commissioners
met OH Tuesday night, President Gago IN the
chair, antl present, Alossrs. Phelps, Gage, and
Lnko. Tho Importance of good drainage mud the
best localities and COURSES for tho sewers was
discussed.
Justice Hnntoon haa 4 healtl,y-lookng young
man up for begging iu the stroots liz waB il
the habit OF presenting lottor stating that ho
WAS tho mothor of soven children, and they
anyhow tho ladIos had no sympathy for him.
Patrick Mcbride WAS brought bofore Justice
Huntoon, on Tuesday, charged with having
stolcn $3.50 from Antoine Alder. Aldor claimed
that he vas drugged while in tho city.
md, on his returning to his Henaos and
Mcbride returned q portion OF tho money,
aud said that Aldor gave it to him in trust Tho
case was continued.
Tho Rev. William K Kinds, MI ointment Do.
troit divine, md widely and favorably known in
| Cincinnati, has been elected Professor OF Homi-
letcs and Pastoral Theology in the Garrett Bibli-
cal Institute. 80.
g. J. Gilbert, Eaq., President OF tho Board Of
Trustees Of this village, has gone with his family
| to Cape May.
The Board Of Trustees for tho 7illage OF
| South Evanston met In their Uouncll Chamber
Tuesday ovoning, President ]. B. Adama In the
chair, and present, Trustees Adams, Dldier,
Warren, Alorpor, Watson. Goodonow. and r. II.
Uogle, Clerk.
Thomas Il. Watson, Chairman of tho Finance
Committee, reported on tho bill OF expense pre-
aentod by William Carney, for services. Tic
| Committee were ordered to report in writing.
| A. Z. Warron presented map Of Osborn j.
| 8kllmana Addition to Evanston. Not being pro-
sonted in proper form 1t was returned to tho PEI
t titoners.
An ordinance was presented by Attorney 1de,
relating to n,lisauces, which WAS discussed aud
| laid on the table.
David LilliB presented bonds, and WAS ap-
pointed constable.
The attorney Of tho Board was instructed to
prepare au ordinance relating to street crossings.
The Board djoarned to Aug. s.
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Tho Bank and Ituilrond IsoDbera.

corydon, la Jay co corrtspondencs Of Tho Burltng-
ton HHsrk-f.ye.
During n railroad maBH meeting, hold at Cory
don. Wayuo County, la., and addressed by Col.
Drako two years ago this summer, the Corydon
Bank WAS robbed. Az the thieves woro never
punished, mud aro nov supposed to DO identified
with tho robbery Of tho Chicago. Rock Island j.
Pacific lsailroad train, it may be interosting to
royiow tho circumstances.
Four mon entorod tho clearinghouse of Oco-
book BroB at o'clock In tho afternoon, mud
finding Mr. Ocobock alono, thoy secured him,
mud after stoallug about $4,000, they loft upon
horseback in tho direction Of tho Missouri Iiy-
or. As they passed. porsonB OH tho road thoy
iiouriBhod their pistols overhead and said tint
"the Corylon Bank had boon robbed" nud they
seemingly do1ol pursuit. Within two hours
The prairioa south Of Corydon woro
nliyo with horsomon. and bristl!ng with fro
arms AZ all tho people OF tho town and country
turned out in cLaao, but it amounted to nothing,
and, notwithstanding the reward Of SG,0 900 that
waa otrored, tho parties llaye not boon arrested.
Their na,non and locality have boom known for
moro tlan eighteen months, but thoy iutllnitlato
tho officers, olse bring up tho Whole neighbos-
hood to swoar al alibi when ono IL arrested, and
80 thoY pass unrunisod, to tho Disgrace Of tho
Btatn OF Missouri and tho United States 1t must
bO Hnfd.
, 1873-07-31

The llvory-stablo keepers Of the city are oirou-
lating the following for Hlgnattlros, and will pro-
sent 1t to tho Mayor when the list becomes suf-
fcicntly imposing:
WHEREAS, Tho Common Council did, at their last
regular meeting. pass an ordinance to compel livery
stable Keepers to have all their hhckneycoaches,
Eiages o. other yehices except buggies and oneolho
bsaek paint" on tho aidss and front Of zach lamp"
such lamps to bo kept lighted in the night time, and
said letters to be "at least one-and-aatf inehes in
size:n aud
!. WHEREAS. Said ordinance Ia very obnoxious to
Thousands who are compelled to depend upon Buch
BNch people;
Ihtrsfore, For these md numerous other good aud
sufficient reasons, wo, the undersigned citizoAs Of
Chicago most respectfully, but earnestiy ask and pray
that yous Honor will project from this injustice
to ourselves aud families by votong said ordinance.
, 1873-07-31

agninst liio check. At tho expiration OF a few
days, tho intensely cold liquid had singular
offoct, and formed an abscoss In hia cloo1. Not
dispose Of his regular number Of punches, and
was soon takon with tho looktaw. Dr.. Hodgen
and ono or two other phyelclanB attended ili1n
and with difficulty saved his lifo. They were
for somo time at 4 loss to account for tho sin-
gular aillietion, but on hearing Ills story all
agreed that the o1arot punches woro responsible
for the evil. Tho sunoror although not entirely
recovered, Ia out Of danger. l1o will carefully
avoid in future nil crooked and dangerous
snare, aud will either tako his atraight or
with sugar.
, 1873-07-31
Tho 1leattly Gluret Punch,

From Tho ". j.o!tis DelH0fFaf.
A singular case of lockja came under the no.
tIca ot several reliable physicians fow slayH ago.
A gentleman we'll Known II. buBlneHB eiroloB
and rathor u heayy weight. snirorel intensely
from tho lleat. =: flor experimenting with d
number Of coo!A beverages, ho settled on
hot weather, aud absorbed soyeral Of thom daily
through straw. Unfortunately, ho hold tho
STRAW In the same position al Ae did cigar,
in tho corner Of hls mouth, With tho ond regfing
, 1873-07-31

TIE POPE.
pu3s pocns,r.,xa Eer.c,,t sneec1, Inv rr3s
,,.,., ~, 't, hAo1is' ~, w.,
h0"e ""'9 w t0''efHone"ee Morh1 OF f"o -'e" o'S
The very ,varm weather. hat' which wo hava Jus.
the health Of Pins 1X.--as might hayo been an
rnatatly IJn Inn also tInriyni bcncfit rrom t1Io
anniirat;on ~ "notor snton zvic1, Liza n,n1ico1
"ppsn M ssn ~ . s oo5 ".e,t .t i .o t.tt ~ -.
men 1o9hu necessary to cloar. partially, tue ht-
mora o. MS olooa, 70 Tint no haB now tAreo ls-
sues which arc regularly dressed aud kept con-
au{lioco Of tho puuo ton days ago nnd found him
cheorfll md ablo to 1nnyo nboi1t h;s room viii,
Tia nanistnnco ~ cr,,tc,, unor a iaft ann ana
s'ls nse'st"neo =! efuteu unnor ns lelt nrln anu
sllck ~ nls t1Bns manu-. nlnce tnht an H.
formed TINT tho ropo has boon 80 much fceer
from tho sciato pain III tho loft thigh that ho
Inns boon aDlo to lay astdo hiB crutch mud got
nbout with l1iB stick only. This friond iB Bignor
Aagus.o =. innoSohta, IN Ta, homan archlsect and
1'aiptos thn,i u ~ ~; 7ne,vl M; Iusnu n,i ,.,,
travelling dnys a1e over, for even If tho consld-
%,tss Sraons Which 1otrn him constantly I IL tle
;n.ct;"itv won1a ron;or Il mn1,Iant f6r I'm -
.nsct1'l.y "9nni re'ol ~ upfuohe M ior mn 70
lnoFG. IL tno 1@st 1utc w" tAo atc!ltect toiu
mo that iinB ~. was hot over choer1u!, but as
| fond of his joke as ever. Flo complimontod
| Signor Innocent upon tho approaching compile
! tiou of tho church at Ronciteili, aud eajd Ut
e,,orid nh .ynnaor ~ thou srora ~ s1aa, o,,
S"a" ~ ~ o;,,;s,a',;a att ~; - ~ ~ os.os yoa
Muyor u olnlsaBna a1tof tnlB! 1no progress
OF tho ropes recovery may DO judged Of by
| the fnct that tllree weokB ago ho waH still
Obliged to mako uso OF two cr1,tches. A diplo-
matic gentleman, who had priYate audience at
that t1nc, told mo that he found tho pontiff st-
Ting up III his char mud free from pain, but una
bio to move without his crutches, which ho iok-
| ingly called his altoB-do~camr. Yesterday this
| Ba1no CiplomAtiHt wAa Informed by Cardinal An
tonoli TINT tho chief Of the Vatican had entirely
| recovered the uso Of Ills logs, and that ho now
walks without cratchoa Or stick, but that It ia
| necessary for an attendant to carry tho cano
| after him it, case ho should require u support
during his promenade in the galleries or garden
OF his palace.
| Thus your readers may anticipate that Plus X.
will got safely through tho rest Of the summer,
as the warm weather has proved decidedly bonc-
, 1873-07-31
THE TEMPERATURE.

.. CHICAGO, July 80.
Tho range Of temperature this day, as re-
ported by L. Mauasse, optieian, % West DIadi-
aon street, overy half-hour, ia as follows:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-11
uUT=91uauu

Die &opfOiingung iptrb in bieIen 6als
len I'M 6erbit nit 9roBem Gortbeil ans
genenDet. 90 ). 8. baben iunge Sbits
bdume, bic re6t i6neu eenug ipa6ien,
Iebr gut oartn, tpent man iebt einen
groBen &reiS bon Dung Inn iie aus
ftreut; bur6 cine bilute Sbi6t lan9em
Wtiites miro ntebt nur bas 2an6 fir bic
Grbbeeren beret9ert, ionbern suelei6
AUDI ben Bflan5en etne i6iibenbe 9ede
ge9eben; feiner @ompOit io9ar trdat ipez
lentli9 ba5u BET, icbr erpontrt itebenben
3tpeigbtrnbGumen einen Sbirm aeaen
talte Bin6e 5u perleiben, tpie berielbe,
glei6 mdBtg arSgeitreuet, Die Haiens
pldBe herbeliert. @benio berei6ert nn6
beI6Ibt man ale Selofrii6te, 1ei es auf
benz Selbe ober i'm @arten, 6urd cine
&opfbiin9ung, beren befru6tenbe SLiiiz
ligfeit BON benz 9te9en ii6eraabin perz
tbeilt pirb in Der 3ett sipii6en ieBt nnb
benz @teoerbe9tnn 6eS Ma6sthums i'm
Sriibling. Wenn bur6 untergrunoz
pflit9en Der 8ooen au tief aufgemorfen
iein 1oate nnb Die itetlen S9i6ten an Sic
O6erflG6e 9etommen iinb, fam man
lei6t tebtere bur6 cine ti6tiee &Dpfz
bitnsun9 fru6tbar unb rei6trugeuo MAJ
den.
$50 9iinser in Mense borbanben lit,
benube ma bic iebt giinitige 3ett, benz
1elben aus3ufabren uno S%medmGBi9 5u
Dertbstlen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-11

boB set tpeitli9e Sarner BEL ser 6iittee
rltng peniger bausbdlterii6 Derfa6rt,
aIs iein 0itIi6er college, 10 stebt bod
jeSer ntrtli6 quite Sar1ner ipp6l bic
Srage in 8etra6t, fir tpel6e Wenge
Dera6ret6ten Suffers er Die grgBteUeenge
6Geiih e~r5tele. Bo6l iteDt man bier Yo@
LAMB @bina>S dpeine, 6ie 1000 tb ilnb
nod me6r miegen, auetn Io16e itnb bur65
aus ni6t Die beliebteIlen unb geInhte>
item. Wenm Der &ebmer ii6 bic Otiibe
1e1men Doute, etl1nlaL cine Hunbretie su
~1nleren QuSfteuungen i'm @eiten gu MAJ
den, 10 niirbe er ftnben, baB mir bier
ebenio tpobl tpie i'm Often vetpaS bur6@
aus Gcri6iebenes" b~erlangen, nGnLid
Elm S6pein, bas ni6t 10 iebr Maiien
ron 8leii6 proOu5irt, als pieLmeDr i66ne
i6pere S0tnten S6uItern un0 ret6s
LID Set.
d. Sun tpeiteren gertanf leiner Reoe
brtl9t Der 6err 8tce1B rGiibent geleeent7
LID oerSeldreibung OesienigenS 9ipet1sa
0aS ben 8eoiirinilieu beS Oiteus ents
ipre3e, cine iebr quite Definition beriee
ntgen Dirt, Die aud fir ben 8eiten sic
mini6enspertbeite lit. v@ine STAGE, Die
lid let6t unb fritb3eitte felt MAIDEN lGBt,
bic cine groBe Menge Sleii6 liefert inn
Ner6dltntB gu benz erbaltenen Sutter,
bic 9ebOrt9 auspG@f, oGne babel cine
enOrme @r0Be au errei9en."
SIN bteiem Bunfte itimmen mir i'm
Weiten bur6altS init benz . lten iiberein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-11
9(rf0nf.as.
Qittle IT g..

.XtttIe E Jt o Ct 3. 3tDD.
53ipei Neger 1to61<1t gelteru etltem 6rn.
@oole in 2onafe County me9rereS 0ipet>
ne lnb fi6rten bielelben am etnem speiz
ipamligen gBdsen baDon. So6aLb @agLe
ben Oie6ltADl ertoeGt bate, ma0te CT lt1
tnGegleitl1ng Bpm 5ipet ieinerNerna1oteu
ltno ctnem 9ta6barm gtamens SQuiDalt
auf Die Berfolgung, bolte Die 9tebc Elm
u1o ma6te It6 nit otelen auf ben &td5
tpcg. Wdbrenb Der 9ta6t enttomer be-
ielbem nno Derbret1eten in Ser @c9enA
Die itarf BON S0iparsen beD0lfert lit, bic
2iige, ite Ieien BON &utlurern aasefaQcn
tporoen.
9ies siinbete unb baIb batten iie ettpa
Sc Der S0lpar3en Inn it'd gelammelt, init
tpeI1en tie auf Die 2anb1traBe 3uruGfe6r>
ten 1tnO tDre Gerfol9er an9rtffen. Ga9le
unb feline betOen 8ertDanote ftelen in benz
un9lei6en &onlpfe uEo SulltDan tDuroe
i6iper %periDullOet.
Der Sberiff bat it6 bereits auf bic
Sa8o na6 ben WfDroern begeben.
NepaSa-
Gan Sranctsco, 6. Nob.
Sn Iuiin, Nep., tpuroen beute brei
beftige @rbit0Be perlpiirt, Die ieoo6 auz
Ber bem S9rcfen fetncn S0aoen itiftez
ten.
tttaD.
Gait Safe, 6. Sob.
Gin be6aterli6er 11nfau ereisnete ft6
geitern auf Dem SoroanfluB. eSobr1
WaOlett unb Bm. Stint iagten in einen1
Boot auf @nten, ais ber @rttere in benz
Mugenblife, ais Stint f%euerte, ft6 oufz
ri6tete uno 10 ote gauge 2aoung lit Sen
Gopf erbielt.
GamaSe.
Sttana,5 5. Npp.
9aS Wtniiterium bat "reitgntrt uno Ser
@ouDerneur bat 6errn Mc&enate nit Der
Sil0un9 etnes neuen Wintiteriulns Be-
traut.
Nem gorf, g.. Nob.
Son Toronto, Gan., mel6et cine De-
pei6e: Scr 0ampfer v8aparint". mel
der BON Weontreal mad bier beitimmt
thar, 9ertetb geltern Nben6 in 8rano, ais
ct itb gegeniiber BON OiDapa befonb.
unb mar balO in Sla,nmen 9e6iat. gfnr
aipet 8oote fonnten btnabgeIoifen tperben.
ulO % Berlonen errei6ten i1 bieIen bos
ufer. l1eber bas S9idial 6er Ibrioen
IA farn man faum nod i'm l3nctfel 1ein.
Inter oteien itno Sarn1i6ael Der &anitGn
Stn1tpr Der 6auptmai6inift, Spence Ser
&o9. Sran 9ubbarb unb Sodter nnn
GropflDn, Srl. Srefono bon &i1offon
unO ST. Wier BON @6atbam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-11
Nem OOrf+
g 70 gort, 2. Otob
Cen. Cart 9 ours


unb SEER Soiepb 8uliber fcbrten geitern
ouf benz 0ampfer yGburiltgia" bon gu
ropa auriid. !6err S6ur3 be8a6 ii6
Deute na0 8%albin9ton.
Stem Oorf, 4. 9tob.
Sin Stoliener NtomenS BotDctni nnb
6eflen Srau, nel6e ii0 bur6 Die Broz
bufttolten zines Gan56arS ernGbrten,
fanen geitern anf ibrem Nege na6 bier
in Salt %@telparf, u. s., oil. Votoctnt
lieB Braun nit DDr9ebunocnem Wt1uL7
forb ulto an etren Baum 9efeilelt unter
BET Qufit6t letner Srau, mGbreno CT
ielblt mad bier fam, unn etn llnterfom>
men fir ben Wtlter 3u 1u6en. 2ls er
suriidfebrte, fano ct lcin Wetb IN bclt
Nrmen 8r0uns feltumi0lun3en nno erz
briidt.
9anDeI unb Sindn5en.
Cine Briifung bes Oel6dfts ltan6es
Der y9!etp Oorf Gentral Sanf" ergab,
bnB bos @runbfapttal berielben gum Be-
TRACE BON $720, 900 dn9e9riffcn ift. 9te
9ep0ftten9eloer ft1o 8cli6ert.
8 6enactabD,6 6. NoD.
6errn 9otter. Dem BrGiiOenten 6es
Linton college" lit bon eiltem 9erren,
6er leinen 9tamen nt6t gelannt 5u 6a5
ben pini0t, bos firili9e @ei0ent bon
800, 900 ais Stiftung fir Die Nnltalt
5l9e9al1ger1.
Sem gorf, 7. Nob.
Tinan3ielGes. T.,
Ser @clbmarft i6IoB in ToIge Ser uns
giititigen @erii@te iiber bie Ttltan5la8e
III 2onbon 1T iebr georiidter Stinmung.
@olb 1913 16loB gu O. }.
g8c6fel auf 2onoon feftcr. 9ange
St6tmebIel 1863; fur5e 1881. Snlanoz
pediel 103 @ l05.
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ser &egieruns lebbafter u11O i6lofen fez
fter. Wtr nottren: