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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-03
CINCINNATI TO COLUMBUS.
Findlay Branch.

FfNDLAY TO CAREY.-Tralnsl leave FIBdlSy
4.25 am, s.l5 a m, LIS p m, arrive In CsISy
At 5.lO am, lO-l5 am, and 2D IN.
CAREY TO OFINDLAY.-rrains leave Carey Al
6OO am, l0.45 am, and % pm. arriving al
FIndlay al Z W am, n SAM, and ~ PIn-
eMeals. Nos 3 and 10 run daily, AL other
trains daily except Sunday.
Through coaches Nos. 5and 8. between
Sandusky anu Cincinnati. Sleeping coaches
on Nos and 10 between Sandusky and Gin
cinnatI. Nos. 10, ~, - and Is Iun thT"ush
between Columbus aud Cincinnati.
CHAS. HOWARD. Ass- Supf.
H. NJ BRONSON, Gen'l Ticket Agt.
GEO. T. BENEDICT GenH Manager.
SPECIAL TRAIN MOI ICE.
ON and after June lst, 1874. an additional
Passenger Train will be run ON Friday. A. fUI
lows, viz
Arrive Al Carey lUUO
RETURNING.
Leave Carey !e.-- =. ~. Leave wanlae A;
Arrive at Findiay, II 10.
a mr. rIain will enable Pa sengers FROM Fin
,IltN To- rake close connection 20 t,arrey with
=. a. Nix.t Express for ali SOthern Points. Will
,I,,, Ot,a BILE Passengers from Cleveland and the
E;rSt To reach Findlay the same evening.
Bs-New and elegant sleeping Coaches al
laeued To Night Express II aims.
u. +. BENEDICT
General Manager.
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TRAINS GOING NORTB.

Alltrains run daily. Sundays excepted.
Close connection made at Fremont with
trains on L. 8. q N. b. Ry. TO and from All
points East and West.
AT BurgOon with trains on T. T. a E Ry.
At FostOria with trains on Baltimore Pitta
ouIgh q Chicago Ry.
At Lima with trains on d. N. &CHA
Z. r TO and rom all points south. Also with
trains on p, Fl. w. q c. Ry 10 and from all
points Easi and West.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.
N office.

4 (iHARIsES e. ALSORD. AURILLA DAW.
; saJii, and Thomas ID swsOn, her husband Of
~ yandOJte ounty, ohio. Mary Ann Cord and
cs'rSi. her husband. Of Canada, Allen
Afford. of St JOSHph, In the State OF Missouri
and Hannah T. Henderson,, and Electa Afford
" nOee TesissenceS are unknown, will take no.
tiee that = petittOu WAS rIed against them on
the 10Th day OF Inne. 1874. In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, within and Tor the County of Ham
COCK, ONO. by William q. Afford, and II now
pending, wiier4rin said William g. Afford de-
maEds parti tom If the following Tealesfate 10
wit: The East part Of the Northeast traction
al quarter OF Sect1On fourteen, in township q one
North. range Twelve East In said county, con-
tanning ~ ami 20 Ons-hundredths BIS acres, and
that at the nsxi term OF Said Court, the said
William T.. Afford will apply for an order that
partition may De made of said premises.
Iun- 10 iS7i.-6W. IL & + BROWN,
Attorney for Pepr.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-03
OHIO UNIVERsALIsTS ON TEMPER
ANCE

The Forty-ninth Annual Session OF
the State Convention of the Universal
lists of Ohio met in Cleveland, on the
on the 4th Of last month. The special
committee on Temperance reported,
through Rev n. A. Saxton, the follow
ing honest, outspoken and fearless reso-
lutions:
Resolcoa That this Convention looks
with profound pleasure and gratitude
upon the work in behalf of temperance
done in this State during the past Win
ter and Spring, and regards it as an evi-
dence of the Lords will concerning wo-
men and the work and life He requires
at her hands
ResOtced, That the cause of temper
ance is the cause of religion. and that
We urge our people to Il hearty union
with other Churches, and with all we'll
wishers Of humanity, TO promote it,
\ resolution recommending the ballot
for woman was reported by the same
Committee, but was rot adopted. aS the
Convention decided that It was 4 politi-
cal issue, and the Committee had ex-
ceeded their authority in reporting it.
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In regard to the little fight of Hon.
Vim. Mckinley and John BurnuIliou
which the Jef. took occasion to com
ment on two weeks ago. We are reliably
informed that John commenced the
QUARREL and that William gave him lust
what he deserved Some men are never
satisfied until they get Il good thrashinr.
Courier.
While John may have struck first, it
was Mckinley's insolence and insults
that caused him to 90 it. Mckinley
showed himself coward 10y striking
John in the back with brick, and also
pounding him after he was down and
unable to defend himself.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-03

Marshal Serrano will take command
OF the Spanish Republican army of the
North, Oiee. Gen Concha, was killed in
the recent action st Muro.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-03
Brave Champions ofa Legitimate Traffic"

Brave Champions Of a Legitimate Traffic u
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
UNION CITY, IND, June 30.
y. Outlet, an attorney, residing 1T this
place, while on his return from Grccuvil.c.
Ohio, on the d. & L. Railroad. last evening
was assaulted and an attempt made upon
his life, by two liquor men whom he has
prosecuted for violation Of the liquor law.
In all probability they would have succeed
cd, had not the conductor caught the arm cf
one OF the men, who h4d q revolver drawn.
To save his life, Mr GulIcjt was put Off the
train
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D. JUNI
D. L. JuLe & Son,

MANUFACTURERS OF and Wholesale and
vi Retail Dealers in the Celebrated Fre-
mont W hIte LIsac, the best brands OF Ce
ment for sale AlSs manufacturers of Frea5
Stone Of all kinds, shapes and Eizes for build
ing purposes- The best Building Material
nov In use. Oniee near L, 3. q N. 8 r. r.
Fremont, ohio. July 4-ly
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This letter was written by Mr. Beecher
NJ the demand Of Air. Tilton. The act
for which lie begs forgiveness is stated
10 have been an attempt upon Mrs. Til
ton of the most gross nature, which Mrs.
Tiitom Indignantly resented. Whether
it Is true or not that Beecher made base
proposals to Mrs. TiIton. there is 10
doubt a to the genuineness of the let
ter. What is omitted from it no one
knows but Tilton, Beecher. and the
the friend who was present when it was
written. 1t is presumed however, by
Mr. Beecher'S enemies to be the confes-
sion of a specific sin. while his friends
insist that there is nothing in it.
Ny opinion is that Mr. Tilton has said
either TOO little or too much If he has
proof positive that Henry Ward Beech
er did make infamous proposals to his
wife, no delicacy should stop him from
making that proof public. If he has this
proof, lie owes it to himself, his wife, and
TO the public that such great hypocrisy
be unmasked, and so great a hypocrite
be pulled from the place he dishonors.
But his charges are vague, indefinite, and
indirect. lie says Mr.. Beecher commit
not state what that ofTense was. Head
dresses a note 90 him. declining pecuni-
airy assistance, but does not give the
reasons therefor. He publishes an apo
loSy from Beecher, one-llaif of which is
omitted
submit that if the public are entitled
toany knowledge of this thing. they are
entitled 10 know all about II. Mr.
Bpecher j. guilty or not guilty. He can
not be tried on indefinite statements
So great n man eau only be killed by
definite charges. with proof enough be
hind them to carry conviction. Nothing
less Will do. If Mr.. Tiltcn has the
proof-and it looks aS though he had -
he makes mistake in not putting it
forward 1t is what the people who be
Iieve in Mr. Beecher Will demand, and
they will take nothing less. The course
Mr. Beecher'S friends viii take Is fore
shadowed i'm their remarks hast night.
They propose To ignore the whole thing.
They say that an ofIcnSe for which an
apology was offered, and accepted.
could not have been anything serious.
or anything beyond misunderstanding
They reiterate their confidence in their
pastor, and express their determination
TO stand 10y him. This will compel Mr..
Tilton TO make specific charges. forEoth-
ing else Will Vindicate linn. We shall
see what hr will do.
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Pittsburgh, FuFt Wayne aid Chicago
IS1A AII-WAN
TRAINS GOING WEST.

On and after May SIst. 1874. trains will
run follows:
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BUSINESS

has little better look. The action of
Congress in fixing permanently the cur
rency. so that business men may de-
pend with some degree of certainty
upon what tomorrow is TO bring forth.
has done something toward reviving
trade. That Is to say, business men are
gathering themselves together and get
ting ready TO DO something. The settle
ment ofthe currency question, and the
prospect of a glorious crop encourages
them TO hope at least. May their homes
be realized. But the times cannot he
materially improved till next spring.
Men who wanted TO build and improve
were afraid to in the spring, and it is
now too late in the season to commence.
There will be a great deal of suffering
= i
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-03
THE WEATHER.

New York is parboiling now. The
thermometer gets up 10 So degrees Just
as easy as possible, and it stays there
700 Everybody is ont of town who can
get out Would that | could go with
''' 'ioNu' PIETRo.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-07-03
DID White Corner.


So - -
SUITS FOR SMALL BOYS,
SUITS FOR BIG BOYS,
SUITS FOR SMALL MEN,
SUITS FOR BIG MEN,
SUITS FOR FARMERS,
SUITS FOR MECHANICS,
SUITS FOR BUSINESS MEN,
Sits FOR PROFESSIONAL MEN,
SUITS FOR PREACHERS,
SUITS FOR s., s., 50, $12, $I5, S25,
and upwards, at
, 1874-02-24

METALS AND TiNNERs' sI0oK,-1nterior .a mer-
chants Are stu ordering with fur degree Of hoes-
se d. sesas sa ss' IT, S' a5.s % sa1s
ao Tm-Iergo, $50: smnn, 500; bar, 400.
IiEAp..ps, $50; bur, leo; Pipe, full coils, 1890;
g SHEET zs zno-Full casks, 100; less quantity, l1o !:
B1abs. 856c.
.pa a. It, it,; d Rs.sa No sans ts g
s$ 3s
Of Ii por cont Ii mado from this Lat.
CorrEa-Coppor bottoms, $40; brnuers, over 10 ms,
47o timed "copper" 800; planishcd "copper" 41e; ao'
ous wrMNos u EN- 90; 10 o 1907 10 to H. o II;
L. ie;; i t. iao 5o full 6ands 50 Der cent ds:
fssq Sa1s eS market is ,t..av and ru
eeSa. s. se ssRs /! 3sa2as; t.slsa
S9Ps bi u aa1sS aaso 81 IT. p''on
oiLs-A good demand o1lsei for the loading oils
iato advance in Now York though tho Quotations arc
s s sso sanT ss,e Z I
rates. The following ia from the New York Bulletin
1nands for supplies, mud donlngs wero reported Of
askins si:7s Tho atouE throughout tho country. il
very light md only ineludes IN the aggregate be.
E the,r yows ~ md tho roattion Of tic msskot in-
dcates ? further imrreyement MsnufactuEea n, has
sSt aS ''yss'ss %s sos ~
s@ss0 AZ IL N ss Nj Rs snss
q ass q
roTAfoEs-Wcro ii moderate demand at m
ehauged prices: The naarket is fa!sy supplied. We
carly rose u ssSos37s per brla car lota peachbows
$I.95Ga1 -, delivered. ~
nsual on Mondays a there Sn,v was n
good deal Of tho stock oiIerlng, especially Of chick
sssisse { ssssa sss RsSs
aasss nssse;a
ing tho quotations on Saturday Fimothy, "a So5
s3s eovS s3s@52s s2i7aa .nots; Il 7a g et
onoadaga aud Saginaw. % Inc. 20; Canada DO. ssoo
s1Gsa5g s4sr baas' VII
soo Aston sty Per s:sk e ronn %,
Quotations remain unchanged, as followa: Young hY
choiee Pngaaoy, *i;lo@l. 20; e.tr* Moy4as, e.:
an aeo o saa aussoe ;H ss soea s;@s
common 10, 4o@5oo; colored natural loaf Japan. {
oo elr, t. 1s 9ss?'Ing s't''' good 81
~ TiopAooo-rho tobacco market rcmnins quiet an
C o1ass 1o feGv9S sSs: dSo;ce ss,o msau
.T!uo-aatuEal leaf, 7aGs0e; half bright, eo27oE
, sNoa1sa@Gosd 70 choice, s2@ssc; nodtum, 2e
SOC; common, 25@27o.
: Wo0D-lse.,aiSa dull at former rates Beech s.!
Gsssi;sd? GGss; maple s''' hickory ''''' '''e' $40
WooI-Tho market is rather quiot though now ar
s,un11o frnu mill
, 1874-02-24

u stock ntoeIB.. ,......-....s....-.4..v v5l 400
10 stock ateara.. 10
reported sales do not aow any material variation from
Saturdays rrieea. good cgroo Of activity prcvhslu
and by noon sll tho better Brat1ca Ind boon Aroscd of
1t prccs ranging from $40 upward 10 1925, Tho out
sido quotation helng paid by L. u, Doud for 100 aver
aging t3s lbs This droyo was all exceptionally te
aI, inferior nt ${5oa4ss. Most Of ths trading wns
done nj $G15{9393. Hackers ont Of tho 1nnrket,
en,lhel tho HinttF.
, 1874-02-24
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Il nInc equal sotnt. annual payments at per cent'
: $50 ehsaI lots ht South Chicago.
Ito choap 1ats At Northwestern oar-taopa.
i12 lota on Washington Heights. =.
on lilo r1go. t6 foot from sonth:st station n1si ta
oostinr tran, a. 10 10 RSeo nre now building on And
near Tits properly The L.d!ee Seminary 70 Coz %s
huiina. Tho trains o,. %i.
a added March i a aonyny tho rap'ashor0asas p'p"'
W. can soil iots IL ay part Of South Chicago a. tns
pSco soska for iao ovor 100 lots A'c boon sold hofo
rio Northwostorn onr.stpra alroaly employ sevor1l
hundred mon, md will SOON DO Our lar9cst supMen; =
largo nfofk must bu roallEed from purchaser IN the
vicinity. - .-,u H., ..s,.tod
Wo ioaico l., He 1t ioast M OF these lots by March II
anil tu accomplish this shall koop tho otc0 opon ' ~
o'''oA ~ "'t"'' RIP. nLAN,GHAhR,
, 1874-02-24

near tE. propos,> The isdies semAar,' ss.t sS$
@ s5s %$$
ri .s sa'sa s ~:
sncsegs .zea2y e Smp'Sy ssS1 :S,a'.
a.s y s' siG T. S"a
Pnrsn.eyn in either Of tic,o suburbs will b. assisted
r I'LL ILL., e.; fs' ss
O'clock at ''4A'' RIP nLA11SssHtAEsR}i; 1ss Htss.}i...t,
W q r 5fERKl HI H4!FsTs FL o1p'on on .a'
G.ttszfs fons n5q;sv' a' only wv
ss;.
~ ':,5s seo@s dsse;s. s ss
e5:eSa on ast ;a month
it, sa sss ~ a.
81! n% psspasi o9ti ST. CASH. balance
e.! s's}iss s''''
q ooro, Grand oroa near tho 't0h
es VII l'ss;' s'Sis sss'ss
rss sss %a''ass Ss; s:' s'sS
WoR jsALE-s9vTII PARK FhoPERIrY1I25oI Fh PER = 1. u TEEr'
isas. ~ sna
5S foot Mloh!Rsn.av., botwoon F1y.nnth aud st1ts.
i6s foot wahash.av.. between sl1's-ir't and Sixty
aoS foot wabasav. bosvoou si1tioth and slxsyArst"
.eis foot wabashav boswoon Fifty ninth and Bt1cth
sS foot wabasl.nv.. botwoon Fif.yoishth and Fifth
o sSo,o gronor, Is al' stelass' directly in front OF
S''~' '''''O ~ T1ULBuRD CO., go L.ssllo.st.
ToR sALE-KEs1DEN LoTs ADJoINnS1a% 1n% % TiIE
;Ssss =, % 1E!ssa
sDs T. gS, snd RI H. Il sas} oo
s ;5s;
!: sS?$;: 81
ss;s os i;
1' H}nSf VIZ
ber Of con.mare0. .---- --==-==z--==..,-
5s.1s 7ss sss I'D Tss 7sfe LEI
oas also brick hose and lot snnle nsghborhoou
I ~ SSz5S A3a5s;s HkH Il 9e5s You sss 31S buz SEVEN
%snss sss qsss x
a.sis& aIs e ess a s!sa y dssp
ijsn L. 'i'' Bros 81
}os "a sI IL.
oo s Sl rfn SGs Ssss from pFe'' D. NJ
ssS :ss Rhiif
Howl aAl Sslaas. Ns .!ss ~ ss.ss T.
%oaosa inprovsn,ents brioS barn. ete;.
e
Ssssssss Ssss:ss!:s: Hsass i "a H. ii
\ :5 q ~: =
Il p.!y 5s2Sss IL 4 81 s. Il Ffh sf kss @
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Scr Mtitbott.
e~erausetataeu bun @ein9ess D 8isies.
dslnnbns, nea Is. OrtGber 1874.
Gin iluierc 2efer


Die Mabl lit poriber unb es piro uns iett
erIaubt Iein, Elm Wort in unIeru eisenen SSns
tereiIe gu ipre9en. Das 5ubicriptionsseIo fir
ben p0dentIiden nMeftboten" 1T in ber lets
ten Bet ID fdledt eiaselaufen, bab bic gias
nabmen LANCE nidt ausreibtea, Tim uns bic
baare Aussabe 81 beden. Dies 1T feline 1es
bertreibuns, fonbern bic einfa6e @abrbeit.
Sir baben uns bemibt, ben 2eiern ben pollen
Mertb far bas SubicriptionsseIb su Iiefer''
nnb Niemanb pirb es uns perdbeIn, uenn
mir uns nun an bas @eredtisfeitssefdbl als
Ter Radfanbieen wenben unb tie ernitlib
auiTosbern, iett aud tire BerbinoIi9feit' ses
gen uns gu erfduen. sSSar ieben @~in8eInen if
bies cine RIeinisfeit, fir uns aber cine ga9e
BON GROCER Bebeutuns.
Sci gieIen 1T es obae 3weifsl bloBe giads
ldiitSfeit, baB fe nns 10 lanse parten lebeu
unb cine eiafa9e Mabnung piro seniisen,
Bir moIen aber boTen, bab ii9 ollie Stud:
tanbisen bieie Mabnung 3u 6er5en nebmer
unb uns bic 5reube MAIDEN tperoen, bic flein'
SduIb ahsutrasen. Niemonb iolte auf elmer
reiIenben Nsentea tuasten; es if ans unnos'
lid, iberal Msenten bin5uididen.
Sin gieIe baben mir goRfarten sef6ift
ruorauf ber 8stras ibrer Gadtdnbe sena,
nerseidnet IL, nnb nit ui7en lie brinseno I'm
bic 3uienbuns bieier 8etrdse bitten.
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Infer RIdhertiin.

Soebsn 1T uns bas erite 5eft Der 5Deiten
Guflase bes 8rodbaus'f9en uGonper'
ADMINISTRATION" susesansen, zines Bers
tes, meldes Ianst gu einem @emetn9ute aler
8OLtstloRen 9eporoen 1T. Das yGonueria.
ttonss2erifon", i'm S~ueiten Sabr5ebnte bleles
Sabrbunberts BON Srieori6 Irnolo grodbaus
besrlnbet unb in elmer bas 8eolrfn1B mad
einem berartigen 8erte sum eriten Dtole
pirfIi9 befriebisenben @etie ber9eiteat 1T tn
ieoer ~ferneren AuHase uoqfanbis nm9earbets
tet un6 INNER mebr perpoutemmnet woroe1.
Ser u~nausseiett barauf perpenoeten Sor9'
falt Der Serausseber entipra6 aud Der auBere
@rfoIg bes @erfes. Bon B%rodbaus' nGons
perlattons s2eriton" itno mebr als 100000
GrempIare in bic Sanbe bes 8oItes selan9t :
Elm GrfoIG BET 3uu,aI BEL einem 10 banoeress
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beHerunsen nnb Monopole b~efampfte, nno
5dIiebt bann nit BEN foIsenben fernbaften

beqeruasea nnb Monopole befampfte, nno
fdliebt bann nit BEN ~foIsenben fernbaften
Worten !:
.6eut peru;rft bic Democratic, inbert tie
fit Aidternbeit unb CUTE Sitten III, Elm Sps
ITEM BON 3w~anssseiebsn, Surd meIde bieiels
BEN nibt 9ef0rbert nerben ~f6nner, aber piele
ernite nebeItanbe eraeust ruerben usibten, -
Elm Gpfent, mel9es Die neutrality-suspicious.
unb bic ridtiseu @runbiabe bes @eiessebens
perIebt in bic redtmabise Spbare oes tno.s
pioueaen grmeiens uno @epiiens einsreift
unb einen 5dritt 5urld tbut in ienes 3eitalz
ter Der Barbarei, in Del6em benz Meniden
Der MrbeitsIobn, Der Woarenpreis, bic Stab'
runs unb 3Ieiouns bur9 eine &e9ierung por.
seidrieben puroe, uel6e fid Die uuaterllbe"
rlarnte. - !.
SD braude nibt bin3ujufisen, bab i'd mil
bieler Aufa1uns, fopie nit Der 9altung Del
Democratic in bieIer Srase BET ben friberer
@eIeaenbeiten, uoafommen iiberetnittmnte.
Nit GROCER 9obadtunS &C.
SamusI S. Iilben.
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den 8erf obne 8eiipieI in Der 2iteroturses
fdi6te baitsbt. I'm bieies uor3lsli9e 8erf
aud ben 9eutiden b~iesisits bes Oceans 5us
gansLi9 gu MAIDEN, Bat bic Wiamer G 3oos
gers Stems Company, 81 Beefman Street,
81. g., ben 8ertrieb Der 3~u0Iften IuflaSe oes
2ertfon fir bic Ser. Staaten uberuomrnerl
unb rpirb bieIeIbe pom Sanuar on bas in etpa
100 Soften eri9einenbe @erf gu Dem Bretie
pon 90 Gents per 6eft Iiefern. WonatllG
perben bret Sefte erideinen, woour6 bic Yin
i6afFuns bes 8ertes in elmer bequemen Bei'
ie ermOslidt uiro.
Bon GpnoIb 1t. Sobn erbieIten mi
bas 18te Seft Der y2sipBi8er 8artenlaube'
unb bas 25te Seftber y9euti4en 3oman Set
tune" Su reber 2anb uno Dleer.
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baben, nobel er ieso1 pom feinem Sreunbe
unb GeIinnmn9sgenonen, 9ttbter Tbontas
GettIe uon Norb GaroIiaa, frdftis unteritibt
rpurbe. Sin Der gerIammluns nabmen aud
unbeoeutsnbe goIitifer gbeiL, io5. 9. s. Gale
Sppber non 2ouiiiana, wel9er ieinem ents
speiten State 8ube uuo Sronuns ueri9aHen
min, bic G9nappidf[er Gobb, 0aIace unb
Sin pon Sab Carolina 9enberIon, See uno
Bunoesbiitrifts zMnpalt Badger, ioruie ietn
Sobn, st Senator Badger BON Norb garoLis
no, Dtin Don 4Iabama unb onbere 8rDBen,
meIhe bas, mas linen at Salient uro gutert
STUFF absebt, burd Gelobsnser uno &er1ter>
sier 3u erieten beitrebt ftno.
Die 8eriamrtlunS banerte atentlth LANCE
unbH tuenn aud etne lebbafte Debate ftatts
fanb, 10 1deint es bod, baB idlieBli6 Aue
oorin iibereinftimmten, Grant tniife gum britt
ten MaIe sepabIt perben. GIs Saaptarsu'
ment suurbe seIteno serta9t, bab er bic etn:
aiee SoHnuns ber iiibli6en 8epublifaner uni
SdnappIddLer 1ei. Sin Mitslieb oer Ser
fammIute tuaste es, cine anoere Neinung 81
baben, tpurbe aber fummarii9 sur gtube pet.
tuieIen. Webrere anbere Yralimtaar : Ser
fammlunsen ionen in peribiebenen Stabter
itattinoen, ,lrt bann BET Der Convention II
Chattanooga cine pbalaur ins SeIb 3u itelen
rpeIhe Grant ben britten YrdItbent19aftster
min errinsen belfen iou. Senator gatter
ION faste, er lei pon Der repubIitaniIder
Stats : Convention Don Snb Carolina ali
Delegat sur Chattanooga Convention semdbl
worben unb beabiibti9e, bortfein Wo9li6Itel
8u thun, um bic Gomtnatton Grants fir bei
britten Germin burd5uieben. Sci bieier Son
uention IoIe ieber ~etn3elne @ablbitrift be-
Saoens pertreten iein unb man birfe bas STE
fuItat berleIben rubis abwarten.
gatterion bebauptet, ooB Grant obne 3pei
fel rpieber nominirt tperbe. Die Go~nuenttot
tuerbe einen Aufruf erIa1sit in Incident bi
aesenwdrtigen poIitti6en unb ~Socialen Ser
baltniiie int Slben flar barseIegt mnb au
Abbalfe sebrunsen roerben ioIe. Ser Seno
tor Don Sibsgarolina meint, Der 9rdtoer
babe burd ietn frdfttses ginsreifen in b
8ermidlunsen tn 2ouiiana iib BET Der repl
bIifanii6en 9artei einea beTonoeren Stei
ms Brett 9eiett. S6liebltb bebauptet e.
bab Grant neuerbinss oIs 8annertrdser b
repubItfanii9en 8artei wieber nominirt III
nit elmer sroben Naioritdt pieoererpab
perbe. or. SrI. 8. 3ts.)
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Oie Stem Nerfer tribune bat einen !,

Die Stem 0orfer Iribuae bat eiaea 5us
pesIaIisen uno unparteiii6en Correspondent
ten mad benz Saben seididt, UNI bic Wabrs
belt ber 8erii1te iber Die uielen Gemalttbatsn
su mnterlu9en, bic bort BON ben Weiben ses
aeu bic S1parse,t periibt ,uorben fein ioaea.
Ser Correspondent meIoet nun, bob Dreipters
tbeile iammtlider Gesiidte sanSli9 aus Der
Stuff sesriTen unb Die dbrigen san3 erorrn
iibertrieben itnb. Mie mon ii6 benfen fann,
seben bieIe 2usen unb nebertreibnnset Don
seuiTenloien rabifalen Demasosen Gus, bie
cieie faIlde Nin5e fit @abl5wede bennben.
Grants General nnaIt @i4tan,s Ger itd
auf Staatsfoiten bic briIlante 8uti6e an.
idafte) 1T elmer BET siftisiten Seinoe BEG
Siloers nnb CT iu6t bieIe @eriidte Don Nnts'
pesea nod 2raften sum 8eiten Der rabifalen
8artet aussubeuten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-10-15

DberRIientenant Grant, ber altete
Gobn bes graitbenten, uiro ii6 on, 20. Ofs
tober in Chicago perbeiratben. Ser Teles
graph brinst fdon iebt Die Namen Der iunge1
0errden unb Damden, ruel6en bic bobe Gbre
su She'll ruerben wirb, BET bieier Gelesenbeit
als 8rautfabrer unb Brautiunsfern aa asirea.
Dies 1T aatarIi6 b0dit wi6tig. Der lunse
Grant rpiirbe iebt faum 2!eutenant ietn, tuean
er zines sepobnIiben Mannes 2ino roare;
oa CT aber. ber Sobn bes praioenten it, 10
bot man i'm sum STANCE zines Oberttlleutes
t1ants apaneiren IaIen. Veroieni tpoae vtdn>
ner mafisn suridtebsn, I'M benz SproBlias
BIab iu MAIDEN.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-10-15

ten Seinbe. Sc ~eriitirte fei1 suirfIider WobIs
ltanb DOE benz panic; es mat bios Elm
56einsW oblfanb, Elm 8lenbp srf, bas Elm
idbes, b0ies gnbe nebmen raubte. Treuen
MIR uns, baB bieier 3ufanmentur3 bes 3ars
tenbauies iberitanben 1T unb IaBt uns ale IN
unieren Samilien, In ~unferen Rreiies onrb
infer Beiipiel sesen bic bemoraliIirenbe
neppisfeit tpirfen unc bic Gedtlidtett nno
GeeIitat pieber su gbren si brinsen iuden.
Dam, tnerben ii9 bic b6ien Setter bes
Sdminbels, ber Corruption unb bes la6erz
Ii6en Gbobbptbums pertrie6en miiIen nnb
Der seiunoe Woblftanb uno bas tpabre
8arsersIiid tperben uieber einsieben in bas
nit 5iIfsquelen 10 reid seiesnete Nnserifa!