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, 1873-05-21

Tho opinion Of Judge Drummond, ordering
the United States District Court to remove
Norman O. Perkins as Assignee OF tho State In~
s1lrance Company in bankruptcy, aud to appoint
his successor, ia Of Importance to tho public in
establishing certain principles TINT will apply to
numerous other cases Of similar nature now
in controversy The general history OF the caBo
is pretty we'll known to the public, The firm of
George @. Smith d Co. WIS Interested both in
the State Insurance Company and in the National
Loan aud Trust Compnny-tho latter banking
institution. Thoro was, at the timo Of tho
fire, on deposit in tho Banking Company
to tho credit Of tho insurance Company tho
sum Of s3o0,o00-a fact which waH not known
genorally among the po1icy-holdors OF tho
Company. The losses Of tho Stato Insurance
Company in the fire largely exceeded its assets.
Proceedings were institutod in the State Courts
to wind up its Affairs, and nlr. Hurlbut tho
President of the Company, was appointed Re-
coivor. Application was then mado to the United
States District Court to havo the COMPANY de-
clarod bankrupt. This being done, Mr. Nor
man G. Perkins WAS elected Assignee by tho mr.
jority Of tho creditors Alr. Perkins waB believed
to havo actod as Attorney for tho Smiths, who
we're alleged to Aavo boon epgagod largely in
buying up policies at from 10 to II cents on tho
dollar, either directly or through agents. Sub
eoquont to tho appointment Of Mr. Perkins
aa Assignee, md aftor lie Ind assumed
tho position, several petitions were flo1
asking hls removal Oh various grounds
Judge Drumnond examines tho testimony In
ono of tloso applications worry cloaely, aud baeos
Aia order for tho removal OF Alr. Perkins 1noiu-
1y upon tho fact that this gentloman, while net
ing aa tho representative Of tho crodltors who
were rolicy'holders, had studiously withhold
from thom a!l information concerning tho
$300,o0o deposit to the credit of tho Coupary,
That is to aay, ho betrayed tho interests Of tho
creditors Of the Company, whose representative
hc was, into tho hands of thoBo who were OIL
gagod in buying up policies ut a low rato, and
WHO had knowledge OF this dopopit. Judge
Drummond'B comment upon tho behavior OF
Perkins is tho most refreshing blast of
righteous indignation TINT haa como from
tno bohen in many day. In tho
opinion of Judge Dlodgott, refusing the ap-
plication for removal, ho said In ollcct that ho
had long known A1r. Perkins, and could not bo-
llovo him guilty of tho unfair donllng charged
against him. Judge Dr,mmond in l,s opinion,
says that tho "Conrt knows nothing about him
L. e., the AHHlgneo] except what appears upon
tho record" and that "by Its showing ho cannot
atand as al impartial, dialntorostod AsBignoe,
proper to administer tho asaots of tie Com
pany."
1t would have been difficult for Judge Drum
mond to draw any other inference from tllo CYL
donco which ho recapltulatos in Lis opinion,
than that h1r. Perkins was purposo]y concealing
tho $500, 900 deposit from the inquirlng credit
ore. and consequently miarepresontlng tho ao-
, 1873-05-21

thcir final triumph In tho combnt with tho rail-
road corporations. Tho doclsions which 1t Inns
made OH tho questions Of tho relations
OF those bodies to tho people aro
guarantee TINT popular rights will bo
protected by tho courts. uo proaonts q royiow
of these decisions, giving s,,cciuct statement
OF tito Ia" OF tito stato Us 1t now stands CONCERN
Ing tho respective md ro1ativo rights Of tho roo
plo and tho railroads, aud concludes by OK
pressing his bcliof that It is fur better for TIN
farmors to truHt their causo to 1nrics and Judges
than to apponl either to Congress or tho State
Legislature for tho enactment Of arbitrary tariffs
OF charges.
, 1873-05-21

Three hundred delegates, representing thir-
tcon stato8, wore preacnt at the opening session
OF tho Governors Convention at Atlanta. Tho
Convention is called to discuss tho Georgia
Canal scheme for giving tho producers Of
Atlantic seaboard by a series of canals connect
ing the navigable waters Of tho Tennessee, tho
Coosa, and tho Ocmnlgoe Rivera, which would
afford continuous navigation from tho A1lssis-
sipp River to tho ocean. Tic Convention Inns
resolvod to confne its deliberations to tho ques-
tiou of cheap transportation.
, 1873-05-21

tual valuo Of tho policies. Tlloro waH evidence
TINT Mr. Perkins had said that ho did not know
what tho Company would pay, TINT many poll
o'oa could DO bought for 10 conts OIL tho
dollar, mud tint hc had aold llIa own policy for
that amonnt,-thorcby giving tho inquiring
po1ioy-ho]dcr to understand tllnt It was not prol-
able that tho asaots Of tho Company would pny
much moru than this. It ,Yas also In evidence
that, In detailing sono Of tho nsHots, Mr.. Per
lsins had specifically mentioned bond Of $50, 600
and fow mortgages, but had not word to say
about the 100000 cash on deposit in bank
that, Mt this very time, thoro WAS man In tho
Hamo olIlco with Mr.. porlsins WHO waB buying up
tho policies at 10 cent? on tho dollar, and to
whom h1r. Perkins referred tho creditors for in
formation. Tho Court also fnla In tho record
that Mr.. Perkins gayo ovas1vo and unsatisfactory
answers to tho most direct questions asked him
in tho Court boow. It Is difficult to 500 how my
personal acquaintance thnt Judge B1odgott may
have lad with Perkins aforotimo could Offset
facts Of this nature.
The general yaluo Of thia decision Of Judge
Drummond consists in tho warning thus given
to oil mon who hive been guilty Of sharp prac-
ticos with tho money belonging to bankrupt in
suranco companies intended to dofra,ld tho
poloy-holdora OF what litto is loft to thom, TINT
thoir operations will not bo tolerated in d court
Of equity; that thoy will bo made to disgorgo
and that those who ahall be dotootod in unfair
dealing will bo exhibited to the public in their
truo character. Such decision was Borolv
needed in this community, and wo boliove that
Judge Drummond's opinion in tho pcrlstna caso
foreshadowa the judicial treatment of all tile
insurance grabs growing out OF tho Chicago fro.
It is worthy Of nota that Judge Dr1,mmond
made no roforonco to tho charge publicly brought
by tho counsol for tho appellant, to tho effect
that Judge D1odgott WIS himself atockholder
In tho State Insurance Company,
, 1873-05-21
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SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
SOHENCkiA MANDRAKE FILLS.

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, 1873-05-21
Tho Petroleum Tsraaip.

NEw YonK, Aisy 2o.-A meeting OF petroleum
following ralea were adopted
Crude petroleum, unlcaa otherwise stated.
ahall be understood to bo pure natural oil,
Moth neither ateanod nor treated, and FREQ from
water sediment or adultoration. and of tho
gravity Of 40 to II Boauno, An allowance viii
be made to the buyor Of u Of por cent tor
every Il degree above 47.
Heiined Petroleum must be tho standard white
Or better, with = 1re-tost OF ITO degrees F&hren-
helt aud upward. NapAtha must be prime Wits
and sweet; gravity, Go to 10 Dcau1me. There
Was debate about tho definition Of residium,
.ome wanting gravity standard fixed for 1t.
1he matter W&a held over to tha meeting To-
morrow. -
, 1873-05-21

Comstock, the young dry goods clork OF New
York wlo has found his mission In oxtormnat-
Ing the obHcono literature business, has got
George Francia Train into trouble. At Ills in~
stancs, Train VAS suod for publishing indecent
matter in tho Train Ligte. Tho trial closed yes-
torday by Trains acquittal, not aB innocout
but o. Irresponsible on account OF inHanty. Tho
verdict Was no sooner pronounced than tho
prea'dlng Judge tasted pn order committing him
to tho insane asylum. This was done with an
alacrty which 1t would DO great satisfaction to
soo displayed In caaos when acqnittala for murder
aro granted Oil tho similar ground OF insanity.
, 1873-05-21

Gov. Dig thlnls that to include beer and cider
in proAibitory liquor laws can have no othor
effect than to incroaso tho uso Of stronger drinks
and thereby swell tho very evils Of intcmperance
which such legislation seeks to Lessen. For this
reason ho has vetoed tho Local-O Option bill lately
passed by tho Legislature.
, 1873-05-21

Chicago has narrowly escaped being mado tllo
rofugo of tho colorod tleud jackson, WHO COM
mitted tho horrible Thompson murder in
New York last Saturday night. Flo was acci-
dcutally discovered yesterday hiding in tho
cellar of negro thioyos' resort in that city,
with a gaah four inchos long III his throat. He
told his dlscoyeror tAnt he intended to leaye that
night for Chicago, but the latter disclosed Ills
whereabouts to the polico, who have frustrated
his design Of going Woat.
, 1873-05-21

Ono source of tho want of Buccess which go ems
to have attended, the Vionua Exposition u11-
doubtodly grows out Of tho oxorbitant prices OF
living In tint city, which hayo boon increased by
hotol-keepera and others until they have becomo
Din imposition on tile travelling public. co.,
respondent Of tho New York Times writoa TINT,
ut tho hotel whero ho iB stopping,
a tolerablo breakfast costs three florlnB
without vino, or s1.44 III gold. Even tho bo ot-
black demands 10 krouzers for hiH ecryioes,
which in ordinary timoB llo would havo per-
formed for .. rage for mouey-makng and
speculation scomH to hayo seized all classes in
Vienna. Tue American Commissioners thom-
aelvoa soom to havo been infected with the samo
nania, and 1t ia rather amuaing to road that
every privilege Of any account III thu Exposition
llas been monopolizod by the Austrian Goyern-
mont for purposes Of rayonuo. Human naturo
IL about tue aanlo, tho world ovor,
, 1873-05-21

Decoration Day, in tho opinion Of the Exeou-
tive Committee Of tho Grand Army Of the Re-
public, should be celebrated by the decoration Of
tho grayos Of Union soldiers only. They dis
countenauco tho proposal that both the North
aud tho South should join alike on that day in
paying tributes of affection to their soldier doad,
and announce tint any attompt to strow flowers
on tho graves Of tho Rebel doad " at Arlington
will not be tolerated.
, 1873-05-21
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE,

rEnMs or sunscnfpTEoR trArAnLE IN ADVANCED
natly, BY mail....St2.N hnnlay.. 10
III fl-"eeRy's...... U.OU Wce4ly ..... 3sOo
Parts OF yoar at tho salno rato.
10 prevent aclas and misakca 10 and Rivo rast
oHcn ndtrona In full, inefulfnG State nnd County.
Romtnnces mny ba ao olil1ur by draft, ozpsoss rost
olaco ordor, Or in registered 1otors, nt risk.
TEnMa TO otrY AUnsCnlDEIB
DAILY dolverod, Sunday uxcoicu. 25 cehte per voek
uatts dollEered Sunday included. 70 cunts pcr wook
Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison aud Doarbosn.sts.. Chicago iii,
, 1873-05-21

An attempt was made in the Presbyterian
General Assembly, at Baltimore yesterday, to
reconsider tho yoto by which 1t was decided
that tho Church should tako part in the Cen
tenuiai Celebration. This movement was mado
by the Southern members, who oppose any par
ticipntion by the Church in q political and Recu-
lar affair like the Centonnial. They fuilcd by
ten votes to obtain reconsideration, but will try
othor means to carry their point.
, 1873-05-21

Three Of tho eight sloops-of-war which Con-
gross directed Secretary Robeson to add to tho
navy aro to bo built in private ynrdn. Tho othera
will be built in tho different navy yards Three
Of thon a1o to be built Of iron, the rest Of wood,
and all will be screw-propelors.
, 1873-05-21

tl1oao who bollove that tho hhorlent road to na-
tlonal prosperity is by denying froedom to its
induatrios. Wc especially commend thom to tho
study Of tho frightened gont1omon ut ct. Louis,
who tricd in win to dodgo tho tariff question.
Not until thoy face 1t like mon will they do any
worry groat Thing in tho way OF securing bottcr
outlet for tho products Of tho Mississippi Valley
, 1873-05-21

Tho farmers have, In the Supreme Court OF this
State, ox-Gov. Palmer says, In tue correspond
ence published elsewhere, u faithful and
discreet guardian OF their rights TINT asguros
, 1873-05-21

The Farmers Convention in tho Thirteenth
Circuit nominated the Hon. N. J. pillsbury for
Circuit Judge. h1r. pillsbury had already re-
coiyed tho peoples nomination for tho Office.
, 1873-05-21

from the tone Of our exchanges in all pnrts
Of tho country. the people by thousands aro pro-
pairing to como to Chicago during the first wook
In June. Tho arrangements for musical festival
and it's adjunctH Of receptions, ball, and civic
shows are boing rapidly developed The great
concerts arc to occupy two days, aud furnish
tho central feature Of an occasion tho main p,1r-
poso of which will be to SEQ and to show Chica-
Co. Our citizens arc taking hold in earnest
BY concession of two railroad companies thoir
great new paasongcr-houso becomes jubilee
coliseum for Jubilee Gilmore, and tho Board OF
Trade yold their groat hall fora jubilee ballroom
Citizons' committees are getting ready for all tho
Offices Of attention md hospitality due our visit
ors, and ut the llalfrato excursion fares offered
throughout the region tributary to Chicago it may
bo imagined that during jubilee wook tho influx
will DO something unprecedented in tho history
Of the city. Every Citizen Is Interested to ur,-
derstand the Importance Of tho oyent now near
ut hand.
, 1873-05-21

A1KEN's TMMEATRE-Wabaah M avenue, cornor Of Con
Our American Cousin." Afternoon and oTontag.
, 1873-05-21

IN official report Inns recently been made to
tho Prussian Federal Council which shows the
Hteps that havo been taken to carry out tho law
for the expulsion Of tho JeHuits from Germany.
No Jesuit establishments wero found in Lunen-
burg, 6axony. Wurtemburg, Baden, Mccklon-
burg, oldonburg, Brunswick, Anlalt, schwarz-
burg, Wa1deck, Reuss Lippo the Saxon Duohios,
or the Hanse towns. III tho other Federal
States, tic establishments have been completely
broken up. In Msaco-Lorra.no, tho establish
ments at strasbnrg, 1asenhoin, and Motz have
also boon dissolved. It is curious feature OF
tho results Of Bismarcks anti-Josuit policy, that
tho Josuits have found new ally In their op-
position, In 4 most unoxpeotod quarter. The
official papera openly accuBo tho entire protos-
tant clorgy Of the eastern provinces Of siding
with tho Ultramoutancs. In Pomorania and
silosia, their opposition to Bismarck Is peculiar
ly bitter, and tho religious legislation Is fur
from complete settlement This new element
has increased its difficulties, and may yet load to
SERIOUS complications, unloBs Bismarck relontB.
, 1873-05-21

RUPTURE CURED BY DIR, htARs1rs PATENT
1saiest Cnro TrH.s Sninal c4rsatSre. bow logs
supporters oto All Instruments guarnntead Comrotopt
fe,na}o attendant. MARSH i UOWLES, iUS wash.
inpf MAI
, 1873-05-21

The man with wings has at last been found,
aud the Darwinians should he happy. Ii. uar-
nois-oondamine, French physiological profea-
, 1873-05-21

AnfrHITHEATRE-C Clinton htrcot 1ot,xccn p.ndo,,h
and WastlnRton. Vanek. tho PtosttdlsItatour.
, 1873-05-21
OH Gbif'aDn Wnibn,>e.

Wednesday Morning, May 81, 1873.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28
Scrbft= 8I6tter.

Sn bieier !3eit, tpo 6as 0dub BON SEN
8Gumen fGat, lifts ait bet Or6nung, 10
niel ais t6unlt6 bon btelem pert6oOaen
Stoif fir BEN @tnterge6rau9 gu FAM
meln unb einjlIbeimlen. Die 0ertpens
ourg belielben lit 10 manni9fa6, BOB
fein 2anomtrt6 ODER 9ausspirtb, fetn
@Grtner ooer @efugelau6ter einen gu
groBen 8orratb bteier 5erbit6Ldtter etlz
bringen f0nnte. Dem @tnen l~etitet bas
2aub treffli9eO ienite i'm @ompOitbaufen,
ipie our Giebitreu in ieinen StGaen,
benz Nn6ern gum S6ub ietnes Sellers
ODER ionitiger &dumli6feiten, aus oenen
ct BEN Troit f%ern3ubalten piinl6t; Sc
rem bient es sur 8e0edung i'm Treten
iteben bleibenber 0ewd9ie, mGDrer1o IS
ielbit Dem 5ibner3ii3ter Elm f9urn gu ers
ieben6es 0faterial liefert ais Seppi9 in
ietuem @efliigelbofe, bet ni9t pentg
gum @Dnfort bon beiien Snianen bet@
trGgt. Snsbeipn6ere auf 0ielen leBteren,
nidt algemein erfannten NuBen mo9ten
pir bier 0teNufmerfiamfeit lenfen. Wsnt
man i'm Binter, no Der 9efrOrene Bo7
ben benz 9ubne nt6t seitattet, ietner
MISUNDERSTANDING oes S3drre1ts
na9sugeben, miro Die bon 3ett gu 3etf
Su erneuernoc 8ldtteroede, anf ipel9e
man tbm lem &0ruerfutter ausltrent,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28
Observation-Disclosures.
2tbbIntfet Der NIben.

@obl lit es aIgemetn %befannt, 6oB 6as
Qbblatten Der Gitben, 10 bduftg basielbe
aud porgenommen miro, i'm @runbe naz
turpibrig lit, inOem eS unldugbar ben
MadstbumsproaeB bemlnt; nimmt ia
bic 9tii6e, tpte ieOe Bflanse, ben itberipiez
GEM gr0Bten She'll ibrer Na6rung bur6
Sic 8ldtter aus Ser 2uft aus. Sn mani
6en 0tgenben ntrb bas &iibenz A6blats
ten iebr eifrig betrieben unb es ioI aud
gar ni@t in Nbre6e geitelt tperOen, baB
Seittueilig eiu 8eoiirfniB basu porliegen
mag. 9lein immer9in muB ma it9
bod beS Na6tbeils betDuBt bleiben, Der
babur6 entitebt. Gin ie6r genauer Ser
iu6 i'm p%er9angenen Sabre bat 3. y. fols
genoeS Geiultat in bteier Be3ie6ung en-
geben: IS Uar6 alf etnem HIbenfelbe
Die Salfte in berfOmmli6er Betle abge7
blattet, ipdbrenO Die albere 9Ilfte bes
Selbes a~bseblattet blieb un6 fano II
beim @inernten, oaB it9 Der &iibenertrag
in Solge oeS 8lattens nm "a YrO3ent
Derminbert bate.
Qas li1o 3a1len, Sic betpet1en'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28
0Immo.Wernopfmma.

Die Misunderstanding beim @ieb in
6ol9e oeS Stefenbleibens BON &ilben,
Sartofteln, ielbit 6eubaaen &c. lit cine
oft 1ebr LATTICE @ri9einung, bic es mits
llnter lo4ar %npt6tDenotg m9cbt, bas be-
treffenoe 2bter gu f9la6ten. @em0bnIi9
miro in iol6em Sale beril9t, ben itedens
9ebltebenen @egenltanO NIT elmer
S9lunorobre ODER gar nit einem Beit>
16enlttele btnab5uftoBen, tpas in6eB bdu=
fig genllg ni6t gum 3ieIe fibrt un6 mit=
unter i6pere 8erlebuug 6eS 56(umbes
CUR Sol9e bat. 9asientee Mittel aber,
tpeldes Die beiten Ibierdr5te fa1t itets als
tptrtlait befun6en baben un6 mas INSIDE
lonoere Dem Sarlner gu empfeblen tit,
oas 1T oaS-yfi6tSt6un babel. Die our6
bic 8etpegun9 5es WtAgens uno S9luns
Oes na6 Oben gefiibrten Dtasenidfte ers
fpet6en Die gflan5eniubit0n3 nn6 IOieu
otelelbe BON auBen mad tnnen forti6rets
tenO auf; babel bort 1ebr bal6 Die burb
ben frem0en &6rper berporgerufene GoIls
t~ratttou bes S6lunbes auf, tpelbe 6ur1
9erunterftoBen nur nod nermebrt
miro, NIB mad 6 o6er b0AItens II Stun>
BEN gebt metitens ber fremoe &Orpcr gals
BON ielber tnS u1terlano. gtur tpenn Der
S6lunb nouitGn6ig bon benz ftbengebliee
men &0rper gel6lofien lit, 10 baB
feline Sale an bemielben borbei
p%aifiren ~f0nnen, ,tn6 tpenn in Solge 6eis
fen Q~ufbLG6un9 %eintrttt, lit es n6tbig,
einen 3roitar in BEN Banien (9eraOe ipie
benin Yanienltt1) eil5uite6en uno bic
3rOtfar6llie 10 LANCE iteden au lalien,
bis Der S9lun6 pteoer beipe9iam pirb.
SIMMER aber lift BITE fiinitli6e @ntfernung
oe5 T0rpers aus benz S6lunbe, nenn
ite ~iiberbaupt 9eIingt, in iol6em Sale
nit i9peren 8~erlebun9en ~perfniipft uno
ielb1t lebensgefGbrli6.
Gin uns befreunoeter Sbierorst em=
pfteblt, UNI 3. 3. cine i'm S6lunbe iiBen>
9e6liebene &art0ffel Dtnunter3ubringen,
benz betreffenben Tbiere bon 3eit All Belt
etnen @Bl0ffel bou fetten Sels etnsuges
ben, I'm ben S6lunb nte Die &arofteI
i6llpferig 5u MAIDEN, tporauf bann per>
mOge Der eigenen B~elpegulg oes S0lunz
oes bic SartoHel berabgei6ludt gu pers
ben pflegte ulto i'm GuBerltem JtotDfaue TIT
elm berartiger &Drper Dur9 ben S6luno>
l9nitt gu entieruen. Die &artoffeI (ooer
mas IS lonit letn 1nag) mittellt zines b0l@
Sernen 9ammers unb elmer Nrt QmboS
SIT 5eri6la9en un6 81 queti9en, elm bin
u. mte6er ebenfaQs e1npfobLeneS unb aud
Do6l 5ur ~Nnpenbung gebra6tes Ser
fabren in berarti9en Sdllen, bat 1tets
feline groBe Bcbenten, neil leidt oa6mr6
aud Die S6lun6r0Gre nit serqnetl@t
Der0en tam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28
Canada
sc e ~ gorf, Is. Oft.


9uf pripatem @ege lit bier Sic g1a9z
ri9t BON Der @rmoroung DeS Ml9r. Oe
@ere, beS 8ii6ofs Der 0t0Sele BON ct.
4terre uno Dtiquelon, e%tngelaufen.
Der BrGlat nur0e III Ser Safrt1tet Der
benz bl. So6anneS Don Soft gemei6ten
&apelle, pdbrenb er i'm 0ebete auf ben
Gnieen lag, bon ben Meu6elmDroern
unnerlebenDs tn'S 6er3 u1o bic 2unae
eeito6en. 3tpet. Dol6e wurben an Der
Stelle gefuuDen.
Man bat etnen setpilien Beuetier, Ell
men Better 6es 8il6ofs, i'm 0er6adt, an
Dem 8erbre6en betbeiltgt getpeien gu
lein. Der GeBtere mar nGmlt6 bon benz
peritorbenen Gater BeIetter's gum @rben
zines beOeutenoen 8erm0senS eingeIebt
tporben, mas ben Sobn pobl GUT Na6e
getrteben baben mag. 9e 8ere mar i'm
Nuguft 3. S. gum eriten 8ii6of Der 9ez
nanlten OlD3ele getDet6t tporDen.
Sttam a, %. Oft.
Der @eneralgouberneur er0ffnete beute
Na6mtttag bie 5tpette StBung bes stpeie
ten Barlaments. Sn Der Ebrenrebe
iagte 0erielbe: yMeinem am S6luB Der
lebteu SiBung gege6enen Geripre6en qe>
mdB babe i6 bas Yarlament 5uiammen>
berufen, iobalD id in BEN 8eiiB oes 8e=
rtdtes Der @omnilfion 9elan9t mar, tpelz
6e BON mir CUR llnteriu6ung 9etpiiier
nit Set Ganabti6en YaciftczG ilenbabn
in G%erbinbuns i%tebenoen Nngelegenbet=
ten ernanlt tpIroe. Die bon iener Cont
miiiton selanmelten3 cugenauSiaeen pers
Ian9en cine iorgfdlttge Grtpdgung. Der
Beri6t tpirb benz Yarlament porgelegt
tperoen uno miro es baum Sbre Sadie
fem, 81 beurtbeilen, Oh un0 tniuiefer11
oerielbe Sbnen III Der Grleoigung SET
fragli@en Qngelegenbeit bon gitBen 1etn
fam. Der @anaOti6en 8aciftcz @tienz
ba5ngeieui3aft lit es ni6t gelungen, Oie
3ur Geripirfli6ung ibres groBen 9roz
iefteS erforoerlt6sn 0elomittel All be>
i6affen nno bat bteielbe besbalb auf if:
rem .Treibrief 8erai6t geleiitet, tpeI6e
8er5t6tleiitung i'd anseuommen babe.
Sic peroen ii6 boffeutlt6 berufen fIbz
len, Die our baloigen Snangriffnabme II.
energii9en Betreibung oes 8aues ieuer
8a9n n0tbisen MaBnabmen gu erlalien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28
Gelegrapbi(6e pepe(bfn.
SeTerret@.
TEN. q. Oft,

@ ;e 81. Oft.
Shirt 8iSmard bate heute cine Q(uz
btens beim &aiier BON SeIterreid nnb
ipdter llnterrebungen nit benz 0rafenQln7
braiip Mnb benz italienii6en @eidnbten.
Der Shirt iou Bel btelen @elegenbeiten
ooraGgIi6 Die @rlaiiun9 tir6li6er 0eleBe
IN ueberetuitimmlIng nit ben n%attonalen
@eltnnungen befiirportet baben, pte
aud baB bic 0iterrei6ii6e &egierung nit
Der beutiasH in 8eaug auf Die nd6lte
Bapltpabl 9ano IN Sano gebe. 0as
Dem beuti6sn 8atisr gegebene N6I6ieoS9
Banquet fdno beute Nbeno I'M fatlerltc
den 8alalt ltatt. Sei benz GOait auf
ben &aiier BON Seiterrei6 iagte yEilz
belm: Die bier in Wien aus9etauidten
Sreun6i6aftSbeseugunpen iinb ein lln7
terpfano fir ben SrieOcn Guropas.
8ten, %. Oft.
&atier @ilbelm unb Shirt 8ismard
beIu6ten geltern Die NuSiteaunG NM
Duyoen auf tDren auSbrildliden Wunl3
bur6 Die amerifonii6e l6tDeillng .ges
fibrt, no its ben intereiianteiten @rttn5
bungen uno 8srbeiierlngen ga15 belon>
bere NufmerfiGmteit i6enften. Nls Der
Saiisr fi6 Ser frarS0il6en NbtDetlulg
ndberte, e~ntfernten lid niele Der (%perbil7
ieniteu iraus6iil6sn) QllSiteler.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28

SnbianapDIis,2 %. Oft.

Same5 Guaum, tpel9er Dor etli6en
Monaten auf einem Yicnic oeS bieiigen
WteBgerueretnS einen Seuti0en, yta1
mems S6uiter, our6 eillen Steinipurf
t0otete, iDuroe 6eure Weorgen gu 20idbriz
ger 6aft i'll Staats5u6tbaule perurs
tDeilt. Die llutlage lautete nrlprilngll6
auf ppriGSli0en Gootidla8, OO0 9eltat7
tete Der Jtt6ter, odB Der Mn9eflagte ii6
oes utporlablt6en Sooti6taBs Oman
slaughter) i1ulDtg befenne, lnO %erfannte
bann aui Elm Sabr t~peni9er 9aft, ais Das
~(lieip,t ,ulGRt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-28

6emiel6en 9eIegenbett bieten, fi6 III biee
lsr inn p~o1ltbuenben ue5ung su ere
balten.
Drum auf, Sbr Sungen unb Md66en,
nit &c6en, SdGen unO Oeden, unb, 10
lange es nod troden, bas Qaub aus benz
8aloe berbetqel6afft!