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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-04
NEW YORK
News Items.

New YORK. June 3 3-Hugh j, ,Jewett
Of the Panhandle railroad is named as
likely to be the successor oil Peter II.
Watson in the presidency Of the Erie
railroad. ---,
During May the funded debt OF the
city, according to the com ptroller's re-
port, shows an increase of sll. 600, ,00O
IN the two years and tbree-quarters ol
the reform government.
At the meeting OF the Grand Lodge
of the Masonic fraternity OF this State
to-day, an invitation was accepted from
the Grand Lodge OF Illinois to assist ..
the laying Of the corner stone Of the
new United States building at Chicago.
1t was also resolved to take up a COL
lection for the relief OF brethren suf er-
Ing in Louisiana.
The announcement is made from
Washington that subscriptions to the
new per cent loan continue to be re,
ceived at the treasury. and call fol
100000 5-20 bond. may be shortly
expected. The Express saws the West
ern Union directors have just declared
quarterly dividend OF 2 per cent, pay
able the 18th inst.
Mixed Glasses IL Schools.
The Committee OF the Board OF Edu-
cation Of Brooklyn, to whom was re-
ferred the report OF Superintendent
Fields 10 regard to the evils arising
from mixed classes, report that they
have investigated the matter thorough
ly and have taken testimony OF the
principals and teachers in nearly all
the schools OF the city. They did not
think it proper to say what had been
testified to, but stated that they were
willing to lay the original report OF the
superintendent before the body recon-
mening its adoption. softened in tone
aud characterizing the system instead
OF grossly immoral. as pregnant with
danger. The Committee recommend
that the board should order the discon-
tinuance OF co-educatlon OF sex except
IN a few cases where the board might
esteem it wise and right. to grant 3
special permit. The report was adopt
cd and the mixed classes as at present
constituted 10 the public schools will
thus be changed.
Secret Societies.
The sixth annsl convention of the
National Christian Association Oppos-
ed to Secret Societies, convened in Syr-
acuse last evening. Previous to calling
the convention to order, a session of
PRAYER was held. In the absence OF
the president Of the association, Rev.
Mr.. Carson, OF Nel;s. the first vice
president, Rev. j. Livingstone. OF De-
troit, took the chair. The recording
secretary OF the association. Mr.. kel-
logg, Of Chicago, WAS at his post. The
exercises were began by the singing Of
the Coronation. followed by PRAYER in'
voking Divine guidance upon their de-
liberations. p" Addresses were then
made, urging upon the members the
necessity OF suppressing and driving
from the land secret organizations
of whatever nature. At the session
this evening, c W. Green, OF Indiana,
makes an address upon the Patrons OF
Husbandry.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jnne 3-Cotton-Quiet
at I7}c. FIour-DulI aud unchanged
VII. .eat-Quiet and unchanged at 81 25
al 81. Corn-A shade frmer; mixed
65667c. Osts-Steady at 509jlc,
Rye-Dull at | 06. Bsrley-DuII and
nominal. Oils-Uncbapged. Eggs
Firm at l3ic. Butter-Dull and un'
changed: choice scarce and firm
Pork-Demsud light aud held firmly
at Is w. Lsrd-Quiet and firm; ket-
tie jobbipg at ll!c; samner steam l0ic
looee. Bulk meats-ln fair demand
ssd Arm; shoulders IS 65; clear rlt
So l599 III; clear held at 9i99.c
Bacep-Stesiy; jobbine shoulders tic
clear rib l0c; clear l0t@l0ic. Wins
ky-Steady at 95c.
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BALTIMORE, June 3.-Flour-Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-DuD; Ohio
and Indiana red 81 309l 40. Corn
Western mixed quiet sod firm: nes
77@774c; old 79c. Oss-DulI and
weak; western miI,d 6OG63c; white SO
@64e. Rye-Dull n 81 %. Pro-
visious-Quiet. Mess pork &lS 90.
Bulk shoulders 7c; clear RIB 9iG93c.
Bacon shoulders 7i97ic cissr rib l0i
@l0ic. Lsrd-Rsfoed l2e. Better
Dull; concessions have to be made to
ssll. Cofte-Quiet Wbisky--Qaie,
at 90.
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CHICAGO.
Railroad Directors.

CHICAGO, June 3.-At the annual
meeting at the Office Of the Company in
this city to-day, the stockholders OF the
Chicago, Rock Island L Pacific Rail-
road elected tine following Directors Tor
three years: Geo. L. Davenport, OF
Iowa; A. G Dslmon, Harvey Kennedy
aud James R. Coming, New York.
President, John F. Tracy; Vice Presi-
dent, Hugh Riddle; Secretary and
Treasurer. F. II. Tsms; Executive
Committee, j. F. Tracy, VIM. L. Scott,
Daniel Dows, B. F. Allen, F. H. Tams.
BaSe Ball.
ln toe game OF base ball to-day the
score stood, Chicago White Stockings,
10; Boston Red Stockings, IL.
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New YoRK, June 3-The trade
movement with mspfscturers agents
continued slow except for Prints and
heavy woolens. which moved in fair
quantities. A fair jubbipg trade was
effected. The market for cotton goods
was quiet spd unchanged. Job Prints
fairly active. Dre,s goods and shsvls
ruled quiet The Daily Builsdn says
AZ anctlon the prices Of ribbons showed
3 marked improvement. Grenadines in
demand.
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TOLEDO, June 3.-FIour-In fair
dema ud aud firm. Wheat-lp fair de
maud and advanced; No. , white Wa.
bash | 50; No. white Michigan ~;
amber Michigan June 39!; Julyl 3si;
No. | red ! ~; No. = DO / 34(6l IS; July
| IS; No. 3 red | 2Ti. Coma shade
better; high mixed June CSC; August
66c; September 66c; no grade Gle; dam
aged 5sc. Osts-Quiet and unchapg.
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ARK KANSAS.
Arrested for Treason.

LITTLE Rock, June &c. II. Rice,
President of the Board Of Supervisors,
aud George W. Prigmans circuit clerk
Of Jsfterson county, who we're engaged
il the late trouble ou the side oil Brooks,
were arrested in this city yesterday on
scbarge OF treason on warrant issued
by the civil magistrate OF Pine Bluff.
Soon after being arrested they were
brought before Chancellor Warwick,
on a writ OF hsbeas corpus. A hearing
OF the writ was postponed until to-mor-
row
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OHIU.
Railroad Matters.

COLUMBUS, June 3.-The stockhold-
ers OF the Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana Central railroad company held
meeting here to-day, and elected B.
E. Smith president, and Gordon Noodle
secretary and treasurer. The following
persons were elected directors: w. D.
Thompson, Adrian Iselip, W. R. Fas-
dick, w. Whiteright, Jr.. Walter G..
Gumel, and F. 4. Fowler, Of New
York; ]. S. Thomas, OF Philadelphia ;
John S. Newman, ". Gsrdner, and j.
Csunerse, OF Inc ians; w. DennisoD, B.
E. Smith, J. F. Barlit, G. B. Wright,
and W. Jamisou, oil Columbus.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 3-Flour
Declining iuper6ne "a 5095 %;
Pennsylvsnis, IodIans and Ohio extra
family 7 25@7 IS. Whest-DulI; red
l 409l so; white Michigso 65. Rye
.-9Sc. Corn-Dull and lower, yellow
SOC Sic; western mixed 74c. Ose-
Unsettled; white 64S65c; mixed 63c.
Butter - Dull with large receipts; west-
ern choice 23S25c TAR to good ls@
DE. Chsess--Wes,ern 14@l4lc; nall
skim l09l3 Eggs-Wes,ern log
tic. Petroleum-Dull and lower, re.
fined lli@I3tc. Whisky-$l 90
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FRANCE.
The PtlgrIms.

PARIS, june 3.-The American and
English Catholics in Rome proposed to
give public reception to the American
pilgrims on their arrival there and to
make other demonstrations OF sympa.
thy, but the Pope deprecates such q
display as it might cause disturbance.
The people generally appear to be in
different.
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SArURArE q piece of bread or mea,
with gastric juice, aud it tciH dissolve,
This is digestion. Add to such q mix.
ture q little alcohol, aud it will not dis.
solve. This is indigestion Beware
then, OF tinctures, or tonios, or deeoc,
tious containing spirituous liquors
Shun all rum "tonics," and rely solely
on De. Wakes VINEGAR BrfiRs, tbs
finest digestive inrisorsnt known, snd
free from the fery curse Of Alcohol.
may26~b .--.y, -r..
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THE parties to the late Gubern atorial

TBE parties to the late Gubernatorisl
war in Arkansas are now figuring up
their losses in killed and wounded. OF
BAxrBR's "army" eight were killed and
thirty wounded; OF BRooKs forces it is
stated that thirty were killed and about
tortv wounded The cost of the little
unpleassutuess was about S250000,
which the legislature is expected to
nrnYide for.
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CANADA.
Reciprocity Treaty.

OTTAWA, June 3.-At- . meeting oi
the Privy Council last evening. q,
which his Excellency the Governor
General was present. the skeleton oi
the reciprocity treaty Was discussed, and
q full report OF Senator Browns nego-
tiations was placed before the ministers.
The Causdisn Commissioner will re,
turn 10 Washington shortly and will
endesvor to obtain meliorstion oi
certain proposed terms from the Wash
ington au.horities.
A telegram from the Northwest to
the authorities here conveys start
ling intelligence with regard to the
threatened uprising OF the Cree and
other Indisn tribes.
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Ksss lis<r,y CstsIe Markst.

East LIBEkrY. June 3.-Cattle-Ar-
rivals 90 care best 81 TO 81; medium
9 TO Ole common 81 10 &c. Hogs-
Arrivals II carE best Pbiladelpbia's e
6 Is to 8 40 Workers 5 25 70 S 60.
Sbeep-Arrivals "a cars best 81 TO tc
medium a IS to525.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Derby Races.

LONDON, June 3.-The race !or the
Derby stakes, at Epson, to-day, was
won by C BIC. George Frederick, b.rc.
Coureue Defer second and che. Allan.
tic third. There were twenty starters.
The weather was favorable.
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Sampson OIL.

This oil deriving its name from
Sampson, meaning strength) is one OF
the best if not The best remedy offered
TO the public for Rheumatism, and all
pain, and it appears no medicine has
ever gained 30 aattering Q reputation
In as short q time, maylS
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S'iSystRnd Market,

CLEVELAND, June 3.-Whest-Mors
active; No. ] red winter 81 40 No 2
do 80. Corn-Steady; high mixed
Csc; low mixed 64c. Osts-UncbNng-
Cd; No. ! State 55c. No. 2 do 53c.
Petroleum-Quiei; steady aud uu-
changed
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New York money and stock Mars-,

New York Money and stock Aarses
NEw YoRK, June 3.-MoSEY-Easy
9, 2j93 per cent. Sterling firm al
4 s7s@4 sS for 60 dsys aud 4 9oia
4 81 for sight. Treasury disbursements
$3.50, 900. Customs receipts 270, 1000.
The Western Uuion directors have de-
clared a quarterly dividend OF . per
cent. Specie engagements for to-mor =
rows steamers $3.50, 600
GoLD-Opened at ll2 and closed al
I'LL. the high est and lowest points re-
spec.ively for the day. Carving rates
lf@2i per cent, closing at . per cent
Clesriugs SOS, 900. 900.
STATE BoSps-Dull and nothing do
ing. Railroad bonds dull and nothing
doing. 10y.
GoyERyMRNrs-Steady.
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affecting geeister.
GOLD cloeed yesterday ct llls

FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-
dsy will be partly cloudy, and decid-
edIv warm, with light rain and south.
sss, 10 southwest winds.
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GHRMA Y.
The Cznr.

BERLIN, June 3.-The Car will meet
the Emperor OF Germany about the
middle Of June at Ems.
A semi official denial is given to the
report that the candidature Of the
Hoheuzoliern Prince for the crown ot
Spain ia to he revived.
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CsstSvfs N moretnsn . substitute for
Castor OIL. IL 10 the only safs article In sx-
istknce which N certain 70 aatmilats the
food, regulate the bowels, cure v1Dd-colic
and profuce natuisl sleep. Il contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol, and
n pleasant % taks. Children nssd not cry
and mothers may rs6
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SrooKs-Opened strong and advanc
ed t,d ! per cent in the entire list
At the second board the market WAS
weak at q reaction OF t6i per cent
from the highest point. During the
last hour the market was irregular but
firm. The principal activity was in
Western Union aud Lake Shore; in
which changes were frequent. Ar:er
the announcement o. the Western
Usiop dividend it went up 10 73. declin-
ed to 7ls and closed at 72!. The sales
between 10 and 2 o'clock ~e,e l39.-
600 shares.
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P.t,sburxb Petroleum. market.

.PirrrBVRoH, June 3.-Petroleum-
Crude. yery dull and quiet quoted at
81 009l Is. Refined. very quiet; Quot-
ed July l3c; August l3lc.
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As our Rtnewer In many casss requires
too long . time, and too much care, % re-
pared tbis dye, in one yrSp11son WHEN
VIII quickly ard sdectoaliy aceom.
plish this result It is easily applied, and
producss . color which win nsiihsr rub
nor wash on. soId by All DrusgisiA.
u..,ss<ssrea - \. p. HALL q o..
NASHUA, y.
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SPAIN.
Battle Expected.

BAYoSSs, June "A battle is imi-
ueut at Estella, where the Carlists are
in great force.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 3. SP.A.
PROBABILITIES,

WAsHINGroN, June j. ?. II.
PROBABILITIES,
For the Middle States and Lower
Lake Region generally cloudy weather
and continued rain, with easterly to
sOutherly winds. rising temperature
and falling barometer on Thursday.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley partly
cloudy aud decidedly warm weather on
Thursday, with local rains in the first
and last named districts, southeast to
southwest winds aud slight changes in
the barometer. For the Upper Lake
Region and Upper Mississippi Valley
local rains, variable winds, stationary
or rising temperature aud. falling
barometer during Thursday.
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Dropped Dead.

Jos. Helm, owner OF the celebrated
trot,iug herse Sour Purdy, dropped
dead last night on the Vallejo bost.
He had intended to take Purdy East
SOON,
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PHILADELPHIA.

President OF PeunsyIvantaC Central
Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-Thos. Scott
has been elected President OF the Penn
sylyania Central Railroad.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The Oregon Election.

SAN Francisco, June 3.-Further re-
turns from Oregon indicate majority
for Grover. The Republicans still
claim a majority tor Williams for Con-
gress.
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ssThe Shipping List. which is regarded
as high authority in financial matters.
in its last Issue reviews the present con
dition, and indicates the future prospects
Of trade 10 an article with which We
fully agree and from which We take the
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-02-04
Sic 'Dbtp.

Meiie beoeatenbe 8eitrdge fir bie NDz
lenbuns zines bo6tirdli6en Miiiiondrs
in bic 9eiben,uelt ,aei9nete uno banr ii1
,oabur6 berei6erte> bab er bas ben MI='
.iionar be f0roernoe 5@9iff 5nslei0 NIT
&um uno @6benbiloern befradtete unb
bic ipeculatioe Girma erbot ii6 !, @btter
bon mod beiIerer Qualitdt ber5ui ite0sn,
ais bic importirten es iein t6nnten.. l1nb
ibr Wnerbeten tplroe .tpirfli9 an
.genpmmen tupn,it toenn Elm neuer gr=
tuerbsameig am Pacifii9en Ocean einge=
biirgert i It. Mber biesNetp&Dorfer @orlo
ern,o6nt nun sic 4manbeldugisen Men=
solen, jebt ale &6bsn,3 bic lie auf lan9e
'3eit binaus braud1sn no9 10 i6neQ als
nl0gli9 5u in1pDrtiren ,NAban,it ni9t bic
einbeimil6e Snouftrie bielelben nit eineH
S@ub5oQe bele9en laiI ,;a7benn&nur gar
gu .lei@t m0@te e. eineu, l1lduen Gon=
9rebmonn einf fallen m''tepioirten Sarif
auf Die 2ilt Der 5u berSollenben @egen=
itanoen au9 Die @orte 5u leben: Sit
ter robe Iomobl ols elegant aufscpubtc,
100 procelt ad valorem."
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-girf1epiue g., 27. Sonuor.
Miart. 8arrep Elm @aloonbeliber, tpei-
CERT ii9 ent(6ieoen, ben Bitten Der in
Ser Semperen5la9e engosirten Srauen
su >uiQfabren, unb bat einen Mopocaten
gu 8atbe 9e5ogen. Gr bdlt 1ein @ewerbe
fir ein 1treng legitimes mill li@ bur9
Nidts in Dem 8etriebe bei1elben it0ren
laNen uno miro oiei Mo@e Die n6tbigen
ceicbli6en @9ritte tbun, I'm bas Dor
ieinem @aloon aufseiteute @ebduoe fort+
subetommen. Dos .Sobernotle itebt allf
Ndoern uno befnoen 1i@ auf ben1ielben
eine Orsel> elm Ofen, @a16til@, @tlble
Duder uno 19liebli6 nod cine 9rnbe
5afel auf tpel@er ale Yerlonen Die
@arrD's @aloon beIu9en persei9net
1ino. 9ie 9omen boben >penig Soff=
lunG 8arrp betebren gu f0nnen. 8il=
Iiamsport, Elm fleines Sort in Der Ndbe
pon bier, 1T Der nddlte Ort, tuel9er aul
Der 8eluhslilte itebt.
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MenqfIid)e Be1orqniB

Men9 flld)e Be or9n1 B
berr16te neuli9 i'm Gbinel lenquartier gu
San Sran5isco., als ber beiB erlebnte
Dampfer @bina iiber @e6iibr lan9e aus
blieb !; oenn unter leiner 2o0un9 BEL fano
li9 elm aus9eiu6tes Mliortiment BON
~@0ttern"' eriten 9fanges tpel@e aus=
bridli6 fir oos neue So i9bous i'm
@auptquartier oes omeritanilden 9ei=
bentbum5 au9efertigt ,poroen waren.
Sas Sous bes @ottes itano fertig ou
Sic ollfti9en Ma6stersen worteten nur.
oorauf Dor Sen erinienoen bimmlil9en
Majeitaten angeSiisoet 5u tueroen, ober
Die bebren Soide lelbft lGaufelten 1i9
nod auf ben Wogen oes @tillen D(ee=
reg. Gnbli9 lam elmer amerifani1Aen
Tirma Der &aufmann BON Birmingham
in ben @inn, lucl9er erlt lit frcise6i9er
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taglid itiinb1i@ obne 1tnterlaB uno nit
acnsem 9er5en unb aus allen 2rdften.
lt',b iie trus peber Buitle, nod gbienon:
mod falI6e SABINE, ionoern Elm ei,fo9es
Rleib uno 10 mart lie 1i@ in ben @taub
ungeIeben bon Der Welt unb febte 81,
8ptt u,n Die Grretung i1res Sobnes1 ous:
@iinbe unb 8erberben. Gin Gobn 10
nieler Sbrdnen" ober tonnte ni@t 5u
@runoe 9eben. 9(us linn tpurbe Der
9roBe &irdenpoter 9lu9uItinus beiIen
&el9ihte unb 8eiipiele ian1mt bent fci=
ner Mutter mir ben fanatiI6en Sentpe='
renseHrebisern Obio's unb ibren ,tbb=
ri9teu 3ub6rerinnen 5ur 9}adabmun9
smpfeblen. 9arum nod einmal: Ia
ceat mnlier in ecclesia. Wb.8bl.)
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fein T1eroer tuerbe F6 nob 10 eclatan=
ten Stegel1 III bie ittnern 8erbdltniiie bes
&ei9es nli16e1. Mer mii6t ii@ Di1,etn :?
Niema1,o.' .'s 8ismnrf ober it es, 6er, an,
iiberaq bas Maul brein babei1 min !, als
lei ct Mueripeltsnniniiter. Sol6e 2el,te
miiiien itb iiber fremoe Ginmiidung be-
Hagen, Die nur orauf ous9ebcn - teben
Na6barn ans benz ei9enen Salls 5u tuer=
fen llnb pom 9ofe gu treiben 9as ;linb
bic Ge9ten. Nnerfennensmertb 1T bas
,3ugeitdnoniB::' Mlles babe ni6ts 9enibt.
IS miro au1 ferner ni6ts niiben.
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Nattem.
Gin 8rief an eine g}ew Dorter 3eituns
pnthi1t fnInpnHp GotpIIp

Gin 8rief an eine Ne,p Dorter 3eituns
entbalt fol9en0e SteQe: T.
sd befano MIDI i'm Dienite Der Ser.
@taaten an Boro ber Tresatte rMinne=
]ota"; bo ,pir nur 1eben W}eilen ppu
Canton entfernt Dor Mnter losen, 10 be-
lu6ten mir Die lebtgenannte @toot Bitter,
uno a1s mir zines So9es, Der 3abln1eifer,
Iein Glerf unb Der @9reiber hie1es, Die
engen @aNen berl lelben our9tponberten,
f1el es uns Elm, in eine 8uben, pel1e ent=
lang Der @el6aftsitraben ouf9eiteQt iino,
ein5utreten, I'm Elm Mabl na@ lanoea=
iibli9er Moee ein5unebmen. Scr 3aD!=.
meilter i9lug Dor &atteu 5nbeiteuen., OBJ
9lei9 an9eefelt bei Der bloBen SAee, ent<
i6ieoen uir uns 0enno@ oafiir, lpenn AUDI
nur Inn 1agen gu f0nnen, oa mir 0aoon
9e9eKen bdtten. 9as @eri9t fam nit
rotber Pfefferiauce bereitet uno munoete
nns uortref ff1id es mar cine tpabre Sc
licateiIe. @iner ser unieren NOR 9an5 ent=
5iift iiber bies err ite &attenmal unb 10
oft mir nod an 2ano sinsen, mubte ct
un'ueigerlid lein &otten=S SrieaYee boben.
9ie Static in China 1T Elm bon Der bei
uns beinlil ,unterWerft ten uno in9du=
fern lebenoen gang perl6ieoenes Sbier.
Sier miro iie als uun9eaiefer" betra6=
tet unO oarna6 bebonoelt, in Gbina~ lit
iie pertdu li6er Nrtifel uno lefert elm por=
treffli9eres 9fdbrun9smittel als Die prd9=
tisite 9ennc. Sic Sbiere tperoen auf
Sarmen ge5ii6tet; NIT Den 9iibnern 5u=
lammen NIT 9ieis &leie gebodtem
Sleil6 unb Giern 9emditet uno (nibt
mie Die 8iloerbii6er 5ei9cn> an Stdbe
9ereibD in 9roBen ha9en &0rben NIT
Bopter uno @rasmatten. niebli9 beoeift
5u Marfte gebra6t unO menn lie 10 op=
petitii6 5ugeri6tet gum @erfau fe ausee=
le9t iinO, mil fen tie ben @aumen bes
aus9eprd9teiten @ourmanos rei5en.
@ollen bic g1ep Dorfer @atten 81 ei=
mem Nabrungsmittel tueroen> 70 er,pfeb6,
i@ Die dinefibe Metbooe Der 3dbmuns
nno 3udtung. Sd perl rli6ere SIRE 2eIer,
baB @btpeineF field, 9ummer, &rabben
uno anbere Nabrungsmittel melt binter
Der &atte 5uriid1teben."
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-02-04
Nremfifbe 4Rla9e,t+

Die vMu9sburger Musemeine 3eitung"
{1reibt iiber Die preubiI@e &ir@enoer=
folsun9 mie fol9t:
sDie Mioerlebli6teit bes fatboli1 ben
Nlerus 9escn ben @taat 1T in preuben
bis Su einer1 Yuufte geoieben> mo- Die
9lesieruns 5u. entlAeioenoen Probibitip=
moBreseln ge5tpunsen lit, >penn ni@t bic
tatbplil@e STRIDE aus Dem Sample ge9en
tas @eleb als @ies erin beroorgeben
5oQ. 9ie @elbfrafen gegen Die reniten=
ten Bi1 1dDfe baben 1i9 als fru9tlos err
,uieIen, lie tperoen iid eben 10 fru9tlos
erlpei1en na6 Mb1 1ebun9 ber renitenten
8i190fe 1eitens oes ODER item @eri9tsbo=
fes fir bic firbliben Mngelegenbeiten,
irenn bie1 1elben lire bisberigen prielerlir
den 8efugniIie fert1eten 1olten limb
bies barf i9on jebt nit @i6erbeit ange=
nommen >perben.. Sic preuBi@9e &egie=
runs 1T li9 beHen pobl betuuBt .lie err
tennt an, bab Die neuen &ir9c neeiebe in
i1ren 1trafre 9tli9en Bei itimmungen lii
denbaft 1eien> baB iie emit idiebener @traf=
pronun9en gu ibrer gebDrtgen 9ur9flb=
runs be6iirfe. sSn ieIem Ginne bat Der
Gultusmiuiiter Salt I'M Mbseorbneten=
Daus auf Die Mbli9t ser &egierung bin=,
getpie 1en bic Maibei itimmungen bura
@upplementorbei itimmun9en gu ersdnsen
uno segenpdrtig unterliest Die Trage:
ob bic in Den Rir6enseieben dn9eorone=
ten @elo itraf fen bur@ Sc fdnsnibf frafen
gu erIeben leien, elmer eingebenoen @r=
,pdgung. War Der &f oes Gtaates
ge9en Die 8il60fe fe unb 9egen ben ibnen
llntergebenen Glerus bisber Elm in0irecter
10 loq er iebt Elm oirecter tperoen: er ion.
5ib Don nun ab ni@t ,,1ebr gegen bas.
Serm09en lpnoern ge9en Die Ye1louen.
rer 9eiitli9en @eiebiibertreter lelbit luen=
pen; I.sss. nj >iaaa
0tt pieiem @dritt pirb Der &an,pf
rim entl6ieoener> mit oemlelhen ,nuB Der
tritiiAe 3uftano, inter Dem se9enmdrti9
bic religi0ien @erbqltniis in RrellBen lei.
ben, binRn fursem beieitist ,pcroen.
M6er berbeblen barf man ii9 ni9t ; baB,
Der &f, lobalO ct in bieIe @tabiun,
selonst elm fir ale sbeile.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-02-04

Aus 8ierien tpirb Der 9. 3. ac=
1brieben 9as neue 8rennmoteriol, hat
aud bier feline Yrobe sldnSeno beitanoen,
Sn einem bieligen Tabritetablifement
muroen 6 @9effeln &oblen 3 @9effel
2ebm 5ugeiebt uno oieie nit 2 Yfb ouf=
gel6iter '@ooa permii6t. 9as &eIultat
NOR Elm iebr 9iinitiges.
Das l1rtbeil zines GDluer @elebrteu
lautet oQgc9ea ouoers.