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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
The LIN Z LegIslnture-Whs Advised IL
tFrom O'BVrneis Adyertiaer- -Democratic


Rarely in the history of the State had repre-
sentative body greater or more widely extended
opportunities to win an enduring fame than the
one just adjourned. Its failure to do 30 is la
mentabe. and to us, is really marvel its sins
Of omission were many How to account for it's
laches, its singular blindness to the movement
OF popular opinion We are unable. It would
seem that the influence Of the unyelding Con-
servatives of Dover malignly affectedsthe mem
bers Of the Legislature. We have no feeling OF un-
kindness to these people but we think them unfit
to direct or to advise our law makers Isolated
from tho living life of busy communities. their
opinions are conformed to the limited circle of
their own set. They are in fact a mutual ad-
miration society, wherein no man advances all
opinion that would disturb conviction or set
man thinking. Naturalists assert that 'breed-
ing in and in" ends in sterilty. The Dover
Bourbons beget no new thought, they ''breed in
and in" and have 30 for 80 long time, that
Nature has put her curse of barrenness upon
them. They do not think, they admire dead
mems ideas, and of course are unable to dictate ,
advise, or map out live policy for living men.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
WILMINGTON, DEL. SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1878.

The part does not offer great opportunities, but
compa rison of Janauschek with Mrs J. w.
Walack (the only other perfoi mer who has ap-
superiority OF the German tragedienne. The
Opera Boutfe has been SO successful that an ef-
fort will be made to prolong the season. The
moraltles may tell US what they like about the
Objectionable nature of this entertainment but
there is scarcely anything the people like at
we'll Not for the looseness either.-but for the
lolity and the lively and pretty music. People
love to laugh. and there is no such overflowing
fun to be found anywhere else.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
Political Notes.

Tho Official vote of Connecticut was an
erat for Governor. 5S14 plurality over Haven,
Republican, and 1927 majority over all.
The name of Senator Mcclure ia mentioned
IN connection with the Democratic and Liberal
nomination for mayor of Philadelphia.
Andrew johnson has been nominated for
the next Presidency by the Memphis Aodldnche.
The Cecil Democrat presents the name of
Hon. s Teaekle Wallis as Democratic candidate
for the U. s. Senate, from Maryland.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26

Everybody knows that grass will grow in the
streets of Philadelphia her great indus
tries are all removed to New Castle-but we had
hardly expected what has now come to pass
that it should be seriously proposed to rent
out the Germantown turnpike, from Chestnut
Hill to Carpenter street, and raise onions in it !
In onion there is strength, but surely this offer
will not be accepted
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
9fatla.

BoYS-In Wilmington Del, A 'ri Path, 1873, Abra-
ham Boys, In the SD year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family re-
specifically invited to attend his fuueral, NOndHy,
25th, at O'Clock, from his late residence, 40 East
Fourth Street. without further no.ice.
MACHERET. - Madame Marie Louisa Macheret,
b IN In Paris, France, August 18th, 1S42; died in
Wilmington, Del, Apri 2lth, 1875.
The relatives and lriends OF the family are re-
spec5fulY invited to attend her funeral, Oh sunday
att ttrnOon, April zIth. at S O'Clock, from the resi-
dence OF her husband, Jullus MechereL, SCI Market
AtTest,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
srR1Ne CIo1nINa.-In no branch of bnsineas

SPRING CLoTHINe.-In no branch of business
opening with the spring season. is a more active
trade being down than among the merchant tai
l)rs. Whether business be dull or otherwise,
people must aud will have clothes, and tine
ones, too, and one Of the best places to get them
is at Quinn ~ Bonner's 221 Market street. This
in an old establishment, and long experience in
the cutting and fitting line renders them able to
get up very handsome suits of clothing for
spring, summer, or any other season of the year
For a really handsome suit, at reasonable
price, have your measure taken at Quinn a.
Bonner's, and you will not be disappointed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
The Clayton IIGuse.
ARRIVALS UP TO 100 P. M. TOD.

ARRIVALS Up TO 1.3O P. M. TODAY
Geo. Thompson, Phila.
Geo. w. Bush City
VIM. Tatnall, City.
W. S. Duke, Phila.
@. w. Farrell, Phila.
G.. w. Wills Phila.
VIM. B. North, New Haven, Conn.
Henry q. Lay, Easton, Md.
Nj. Magill, New York,
VIM. Solomon Solloman's Island, Nj.
]. ID. Wiggin, New York.
Uhas. H. Jehu, PhllA.
j. q. Lawher, Middletown, Del.
j. McGonigal, Little Greek Landing
George Jackson, Boston.
S. M. Curtis, Newark, Del.
W. II. Purnell, Newark, Del.
w. Harris, New York,
w. H. Burnite, Delaware,
M. b. Cobb, Chicago,
A. Beddle, New Castle Co., Del.
l.. J. Lynch, New Orleans, La.
L. J. Berry, Phila.
l.. II. Bradford, Providence, II. l.
H. Noble, Baltimore.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26

EXCURSION TO REHoBaTH BEAoH.-'rhe stock
holders and owners of lots OF the Rehobotl
Beach Campmeeting Association, will make an
excursion to the grounds OF the Association, on
Thursday May list. The object of the exour-
sion, aside from taking look at the place il
for the purpose of making selections of lots
Tho train will leave this city at o'clock A. NJ,
and returning leave Lewes at 6 P. ii.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26

CHICKEN THIEvING.-A gang of chicken thieves
have commenced an active campaign ON the hem
neries of the people i'll the neighbood of Hare'a
Corner. Mr.. Azaria Smith, living on the Ed
wards place. had visit from these gentry who
did not leave a single chicken. AT James
Georges, on Burnhams farm, the lock Of tile
chicken house was broken open, and about thirty
chickens stolen. From Mrs. Reynolds, they
stole about a dozen. John E. George, on Di.
Lesle's place, had the chicken mouse lock picked
and all his chickens taken. This is lively raiding
on the rooss, and if not checked soon, that
country will be poor place to hold acampmeet-
at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26

FIsHING.-The fishing season this spring, in
the Susquehanna and on the Chesapeake rivers
has been greatly retarded, in consequence OF
high water and the cool weather. The float
fisheries above Havre de Grace, it is expected,
will be in operation this week.-The large fish
cries at Red Point, Bulls Mountain, Carpenter
Point and on the West side are already in fun
operation and the run OF herring thus far has
only been a moderate one.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26

New BUSINESS AT NEW CAsTLR,-The estab
lishment of an umbrella factory, at New Castle
is now fixed upon the list Of new enterprises OF
that town. Messrs Buel Il Co. have commenced
the work OF erecting new building for the
above purpose, and are making rapid headway
in that direction
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26

Owing to the pressure of advertisements, we
print, to-day, supplementary sheet, adding two
more pages to the size of the paper The sup
plement contains, besides advertisements,
good story complete, and some interesting mis-
oellaneous reading
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
THIRD EDITION.
The TIOtIOc War.

THE MoDoos FORM A RETREAT-No ATTACK. MADE.
SAN FRANoIsoo, April 26.
Advices from Yreka says the Warm Spring In
dians have discovered retreat of the Modocs.
Donald Mckay crawled to the site and counted
forty Indians, including squaws.
No attack was made, but the night OF the 23d
was fixed apart for an attack. Bogus Charley
days battle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26

Twenty-nine diyorces-affeoting twenty y-eight
white couples, and one colored pair-were granted
at the recent session of the Legislature. As there
are thirty members, they didn't quite turn out
one apiece. -.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
Police Court.

William Roberts committed an assault and
battery OH James Scox, Sr., for which he was
fined $40 and costs, and held for $500 bail to
Keep the peace,
James sllcox, Jr, disorderly conduct, costs
and $500 bail to keep tine peace.
Michael Hamilton, while under the influences
of bad rum, yesterday afternoon, went to Rob-
ert Iaylors bakery, where he succeeded in get
ting himself into trouble by committing all as-
sault and battery on MIR. Taylor lie was held
for $500 to appear at Court.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26

PRoPosALs.-The Street Committee advertises
for proposals for iron gutter plates. BIDS re-
ceiyed till o'clock, Thursday May LIST.
The Committee on opening streets invites
proposals for grading the bed of 18th street.
between Market and ratnall.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26

The Philadelphia Star, of yesterday, repro
duces our article on the Reading Railroad Mon
opoly. There is at least one Independent news {.
paper in Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26

DRAMATIC TREAT.-On Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings of next week we have a Dramatic
Alliance of musical strength at the Opera House
in the persons of Miss Charlotte Thompson as
sisted by Mr. Frederick Robinson and the stock
company from Lawrence Barrett's Theatre in
New Orleans.
Miss Thompson is well known as lady of es-
tirsable personal worth and an actress of ac-
knowledged ability. Mr.. Robinson, some of our
citizens will remember as a member of the Com
pany at Wallacks Theatre in New York and later
the leading man at the Globe Theatre in Bos-
ton. Seats may be secured at Boughman,
Thomas Il Co. book store.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
GHEAP CLOCKS.
pARAS0LS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
All the Newest styles In Plain, Fancy, ~

All the Newest styles In Plain, Fancy, ~~
FRINGED, MISSES, CHILDREN'S r>a,sT>
Mourning and Lace PurRsOls ~
Our assortment is unequalled, and our larse safes
enables US to offer TO our patrons the very best
Goods at prices that defy competition
Untrimmed Fine Linen PaTasols at 0c.. toe, 75c 4,
and 81. Al SIX, ilk lined, 81, 81 80, $500 Chill
dren's SILK, SOC 75c, to 81. sun Umbrellas of
superior Sk, ST. 49, S1i0 with full line of finer
goods, at COZ responding w prices.
ID. DIXVN'S FANCY GOODS EMPORIUM,
at South Ely ht Street, East oide)
apr26, ,29,my1 Phiindelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
Weather cord,

REPORT OF THE sIdNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINaToN, April &c.
For the Middle States, partially cloudy and
clear weather, with Southwest and Northwest
Xuipda
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
nRY GOODS, CARPETS, MATTINGS,
v Il. ARGHAMRAIILH

nRY GOODS, CARPETS, MATTINGS,
- v. f. ARCHAMBADLT,
N e. Cor Eleventh and Market Sts., Philadelphia
Wool dlng Ingram Carpets, 81, 10, Soc.
Al-woOl Ingram Carpets, 81, rs, 81, 81.
Imperial Three-ply carpets, only 81 90
English Tapestry Brussels Carpets, $1.3I.
All-wool Entry aud stair Carpets, %, Ia $lb0
Hemp, Rag, and List Carpets 70 To 75e.
Floor OIL Cloths, all widths, 40 TO SIC.
Gilt Bordsred Window Shades, 81 to 81 80.
Table and Stair OIL Cloths, lsc up.
WHITE, CHECK AND FANCY MATING.
White Canton Mating, all widths 25, 81, soc,
Red Check and Fancy Mattlngs, 81, 81, SOC.
AUCTION LOTS DIRK GOODS.
New styles Spring Dress Goods 25, 81, SIC.
hlch Lustre Black Alp 4Cas, 25 To-.
Honeycomb and Marseilles Quilts, 81 IS to Ss,
Table Linens, %, 81, 81, so. h2. rs sT8.
Table Napkins and Towels, s. 10, 10, I5e.
All wool and TniOn Casineres, 45e. to 81 81
B BARGAINS IN REMNANTS.
linen finish Cambria Muslin. 14c.
LOnbs Goth Muslin hemnanls l2&c.
Remnant, best CalicOes, lUc.
Me- cor. Eleventh and Market streets.
apr961t PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26

NARD-At considerable expense, and after
several years sxperienCe the undetsipned has
erected a ge numbar of Olll-bOards which are
consi iered by all agents to be good as can 20
round in tnis country He therefore hopes that the
bills will hot be mutilated or destroyed Notice
elsewhere In this paper. GEO. ". JACKSON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
Poisoned,

FATHER son AND DAUGHTER POISONED WITH AR
sENIO.
CNoINNATI. April 26.
A farmer named Henry, together with his
son and daughter were poisoned on Wednesday,
by arsenic, it is supposed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

z The day began clear aud cool-too cool for
this time of year
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26

4 OST.-A small bundle of ladies' neckaies, &c, in
4 4 FreLch, King or 5tn Streets Liberal reward
Apply at MRS. RlLEY'S, 225 kiug st.
H.T2Ts 4
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26

PARIs, April 70.
A Madrid dispatch denies the report that the
commune had been proclaimed there,
The French cable is broken 2OS miles from
the French eoaat.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26

II all the unimproved property advertised at
public sale, this Spring, brings good prices, it
will be evidence of tremendous growth of the
city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
France.

THE C9MauNE NOT DEcLARED-THE FRENCH CABLE
BRCKEG,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26

NOTICE-We are now selling best xti q
IN Family Flour at Sl1.00 per Dbl, delivered 10
Consumers within the city Allita.
JAMES &. PRICE fN
feb2-im Brandgwlne Mills.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, April 26.
Cotton 10000. Provisions active. Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat firm an6 quiet red
IL 90@192 corn active yellow 62969, white
So. Oats 1862, Whiskey 80. Gold l716.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
ExCURSI0!N
Thursday. May led, Ieza.

To leave the depot at Wilmington, ct 8 A. NJ. Re-
turning, leave Lewes al p. NJ. Persons Dtendng
to go will Rease purchase their tickets promptly,
as the number Is limited,
Tickets Tor sale by K. K. Robinson, W. Il. Bill
lany. apT26 ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
DAjEa GewseerejAf.
JEMKINa q ATKINsoM.

WILMER ATKINSON. Pabiishsr.
s~FOr Tsms, Bss.. See Second AaOs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
PRICE TWO CENTS.
4eM' advertisements.

STAIR RODS of the oval and hollow patterns,
- ana stair rod eyes, buttons and bands, TOR sale
at the hardware store OF
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26

IhBEx.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-26
SLGOND EDITION.
PHILADELPHIA.
our sATuRD LETTER.

THE WOMEN AND THE oENTENNIAL-THE MuNIoI-
PAL REFORM ASSOCIATION AND THE COLLECTION
OF DELINQUENr TAXEs-THE sEMI-CENTENNIAL
ANNIVERSARY AT ST. ANDREWS oHURoH-BILLs
RELATING TO PHILADELPHIA IN THE HANDS OF
THE aovEBHoR-sEksATIoNAL BANKING, AND IT'S
MoRAL-BAeE BALL-'PH1LADELPHIA" US "'ATE-
LErIO"-OpERA BOUFFE. ETC.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-02-06

S6stnr ;ur SefTrbrruns bon pa1aeirrsn bon
unb mad allen @eesnbrn DeutI6lanbs unb ber
S6psi; nit Danpf. pter Srsel- -S&iftn atrr
antprrpsn, Bremen, Samburs, SaSrs, liverpool
&c. su bsbrutenb ern,Geisten greiIrn.
9InsjabIuuesn bur6 pCIf. .Aupeiiunsen bur6
ben Nprbbeutibrn 2IpYO mad bem gpr6brutitsn
Sunb, Saifrn, Wiirttfmberg, 9absn, St1rn,
9urrmburg, ben Nisbrrlanbtn Darerart,
Shpfben unb Yprtpeeen.
Gslper fir unIrre Ss6nung III Dsutf6lant
einbrsatIt, psrben in 0plp pbfr @tsrnwtrtb in
papier ppn uits rersiitst.
9plmatteu, gfietbss unb aauf- apntraftr,
gsreini8te Staatsn pGlTs &c. aiseefrrtist.
SIR ale bur9 inns bfirrstru @si&Gfte tpirb
garantirt.
6mi9 BiIb. 8. ateIrI II. 60.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-02-06
(GorreipunOSRs bon geilfesbarre ,
4. Hebruar 1879.


- 3miiHsn Ii uno llbr astsrn Nbrub
srplceiris in nsm Geibfdu ron y. 81.
Gouniff, AM NOrO @ainfrabs, fine Sc
rcIeneIamys. Das 5susr ssrtrsitstf ith
lsbr ra(6 iittr bic StulIuussn, wsIfs
gSuJltb ieriiSrt wurttn, nstl i elmer gro
zen GuantiiGt 9su un6 8ulter. SO ee'
lang, Die 6utfGen, 66Iittsn, Yfsroc unb
3ut,tGr 5u rttten, bod wirb GonuiT's
8srluR tmmsr nod s l ,250 bstrnesn, uue
Swnr Obus irssnb wsI&e gsrfdsrune.
Die 5suerlsuis waren nit ibrsn 4ppnrns
ten yanttlttb an Srt unp Stsle unb rtt.
tstsn bic anfCbrnpsn StaUunssn ppn
Davis u. pbiatpS unb bas YCn 9enHiff
tswObuts Saus Dor 3srltOruns.
- Die ssri6tlt&s SsrbanOIunS tn rrn
bsfrtttsusn gBabIfdQen bssauH 9sttrn
NaGmtttas Dor 8i6ltr 9arOtns. Dor.
ausf&tIt6 pirb risit Su&s msbrers Sa8s
In AnIpru@ nebmsn uno Der Iusean9 IN
msbr ale 3ptifslbaft.
- 8rsb. Wts9ers bat fsta ,,SpernRaut"
esIaloIlsn, ta fa bas llnternsbmsn niht
LANCER teSabltr.
- gm Somfa9 atsnO sriaiensn msts
rfrs MGnnsr in btr OIfet rsS Srn. 6.
.. @tsts, S0rtmaun Ger AuBsuwrr's an
btm Baltimore S@aht, unb lObaIb 0erfs
bic Ebiire bfuets, branesn bic 2suts nit
Yrreebaltsnsn @ifUlen, Suiittsln unb ore.
benOtn Sdufen auf ion sin. Ger glngt'
sriTsns trtislt elf ssri&tebsne g8untsn
unO uur taOur6, taB Gin BEL tbm l!4 6r'
fapsntsr iun8sr @ann Die 9amgt natm
unO fs mad ben Gn9rsifsrn tparE esIans
IS, bislsltsu ju SrrIhsudsn. Sn tsr bars
auf etntrstsutrn D1nfsl0sIt i&iensn ts
stnsn bsr Sbrissn fir g6ssf5 3u GaItsn,
b.nu fs isusrtsn ipdtsr npp Sifr S6u6e
al. Die ansreiisr faiensn pun 0iIfsss
barre unS YarIpn's Station ,u ftin.
-Dts nsusn Suartirrs fir ben Wappr,
pOItjsiGsf unp feline un!srsrtsnsn fnO
fsrtia uno beretts teIeBt.
- Die Guuntg. auOitOrtn fnb icstsn
an btr atwidsluu9 bsr Salrssrs&ndue,
bod wsrSsn fis sOrausFatII@ pamit an
,.,' t!ntm NiUnat midi burhIOmmfu.
Qm GUunstfaB rem 6. 5cbr,
ot.rSs ~ 'IGr, wtrO I'm Grbttrattuns'
,rr,m,r h,s sI.a,. " GOuribauiss cine 8fr'
lammIuHs abssbaItsn ""S % I'"' "0''SA
ten GOl0HtiattOns' Seisil~ ~ So 'sS, o,tit",
bet psrSsn, mad hsm Rutsr !. 80. ,'
bslpbtsr @eisaf&aft. g4tr bsi3u,, "
wani&t, mSSe f& rtnfintsn unS bic eta.
tutsn untsrlArsiGtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-02-06
StQOt llnO StQat.

GmpfrblenSurrtb. Gs III wObl fell
ten, ba6 man pUn elmer srGBeren GorpO'
ration, ben artstttrn sessniitsr, etns rli
bsralitdt psr3ti&usn tann, wie fr pt
Butesbarrs &pbtsn unb Gtisn Gompaa
ME bsptia. 3wiIhsn bsr lsBte'.tn unb
loren @rbeitern sriRIrt usmlia ltbun Get
September 1869 Elm 8srtrae, mad mel.
dem bic GOmpasnts bic ginnagms tnes
SaSes in ispem Sabre 3u eiusm Junb sut
terfdbune serun8Iidtsr Qrbeiter UNI
psrsn gBittpsn unb Ballen BET Ssite feet.
Die srle SasssarttIt untsr btsfsm gr.
ranssmsnt nurbs am q. Sept. 1869 ee.
tban unb sr8a6 $4,000; baron flulTsn
In ben apOnpals SOnS 81 900, wdbrenb
bic 9iIan3 3u 8sIsssntli@er 8rrfiisuns
auf SntsrsIIsn anatltst purce. Die Sc.
lammtstnnuRmsn felt jsnsr 3ett bts gum
l. Sauuar 1873 srrsiHtsn bic Summe
Don ii6sr s27 1000. pUpun $4,000 fir
llntsraGBunsen, SstrbtsungstOfsR u. {.
tp. Ssraussabt, bic StIan3 ntsr auf Sn'
tsrslIsn anSslsst puttt.
Der Ncbrs, mad weldem untsrI1iB'
uussn bstptlltst wsttrn, LIT fOlasnber:
$50 8serbtsunsstUfsn wsrrsn bs,attt,
rtnn Der Sob burH siusn llnfal tsrtsl.
ssfiitrt Wire; unN SO per @O8s srkdlt
bic Dittwe finss 70 @si6btstsn fir bic
Dausr zines SnbrfS, wsnn Fs 70 lanes
uupartstratbst tlsitt.
81 per g806e ertaIt isbtS WatIsnfinS
untsr II Sabren fur ben 3ettraam sinss
Sabrss, wsnn ni&t auf anesrt gBsils fir
pa1slts Ssfprst wirs.
sc per gpts rsrbsn isbtm in. Ubtr
aubtrtalb tsr Ilins SsrunsIddtsn ar.
bsitsr bfSablt, unb swar 70 Iarss TT ar.
tfittuufdDis 1T,
Sstsr Snabs inter 16 Sabrn er9Glt
6ei unslifsfalsu fir bic Dausr ltinsr
arbsitsunfdbt8tfit So wSasntIta.
Gin icI6ss arrangement tommt ben
arbsitern febr ju Staten, pa9renb bic
Corporation ben 8srIuR wsnis DOR gar
ut&t emYFurst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-02-06
@alifprnien's Nfinsn.

lie .San 6ranrIsco @btntpoR" sisbt
itsr ten WinsnbetTisb aui 6peImstaBs
i'm Gtaats GnltfOruisn iClasnts iHtsrsi.
iants GtussIntiItsH'
9luf rtm @sbirts hes pTaitii6sn 8trs.
baufs habfn mir Isit tEm 98bite pine
WiutrFstcr, Esins gafTgBuus mtbr &c.
eatt, Die California IiRtnrs9irusn
nurttn mstr bsbaut uno lire SsSStsr.
una perm.trtt 10. 8isle Ger @Iiidsjdo
ger, bic bur6 Die frabtren Qufrseuneen
iur 9luewantsrung rsrauIabt purpen.
Durdb eit Srassr RipEr' aufrrauns i'm
Sabre 1853, bur6 g8aibos, Oregon,
9pabo unr 1pntaua @clrfslpsr, tshrten
i'm Qauls esr Sabre mad GaIifOvnisn su'
rid unp Itsesn iit bier Hausrao niscsr.
Tif rationale StpiribiGaituns Ter
Mtnsn perIanet sin prSesrs6 Capital, ais
bic stn,stnsR MtueT aububrinetu i'm
Stanee Iine. unb mahte rtr Bileur9 pom
Gonpaauien tur6dus nStttg. Geit nun
frtmpes Sapital, bslonNtrs BON eneltihen
gcmyaenisn, bier etrpsntet ptrp, wiro
Der @er9Sau in grCBar.t8em NsafRabs
tttrieten unb eiuiae ttsisr Gpmpasuten
GsIGdftlgtn iitsr 800 Grtstter.
Das eauSe WtuenIeben Sat isbt sinsn
fcRtren, eeotessnersn Gnfrt& trtalisn.
@eteiIt YCn isiusn atfntsuerlttsu Ndns
cerunesu mad aetraumtsn Ssue8ambIfn,
Sat ttr Mnsr fa Jet cine 6rtmatb In
uuleysn 8srneu es8rinfsf no fr ben
Rsl Isiue6 2tbfrs subrinper Mil; eie
oriolnrasn r9rpipsttcre" fno fat ptrs
ltbmunteu, rer Nliuer badt uidnt mebr
lcfne tlitoriIhtn ,,Glapiads" bsim trait
ticnslsn ,,Gamp' Esuer," fpd't nidtt msbr
letnsn Gpsd unb isips 9obnsu, ipnesgB
lstt ttt ieiusr Samills rSer In cut stfiitF.
tan 6otsle, rer Miusr III mcraiIi&sE
aswVrDsn, woiu bic GnpfIsnbtit pUn
5reurn ras Rsiits bsisftra8sH bat.
Die autkeute an GOeImslalIeu RaE IN
btelem Sabr grGesr ais in rem Sprber8e'
bsnpsn. Der Ssrtbt BON gDSG5, GorsO
II. 60. :tigt, Rag i'm Sabre 1872 bisls
gompuanie aus rem SsrapsrTsn pellid,
rom @tifuurt Silver S62. .236,9l4 Jur
gerI&tduns srbteIt, atfO 81, 1000, 900 msts
als I'm Sabre ISi2.
Spn rlcitr Summr w,rcen sl9 649,a
688 auf GaIiforuisu, $50, ,549,sl1 auf
9ttpppa unp Der 9l:R auf ets ibrtesn Ser
ritcrtsn esrt6nst, bod 1T rlsis Summr
tsicubnS fir Californian, ieOsnfaas gu
nisorig gs8riTtn.
Sir bas Sa9r 1873 lstt cline bsrea.
tsup grGesrs Auetfuts bspor. geIs 0ss
leal6altsn tenubttn bsn SGmmtr uur cas
10, nm gurttrsituHgtn far ttfisS 9abr ju
trtT.n, Bafsrlsituueen, Gunutt unO Ga'
male wurSsn estIut. srCEs 8sisrccirs
purbsn anssIsst, uUO 70 fsben Die Gcrs
paentsn b!tm Ssetnus H,slso SatTss ppGs
ltantig eeriiatt co, unp wfrrsn ris 81
trOftusn gsrtfierur8'n Mot csritRttn,
fb 3u rsntiren.
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