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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.
are at present 20S students in Beloit

There are at present 20S students in BelOit
College, .. .... ...., ,.-..-, oa.f1ris. poo. tf.'
II is said that Yale will, next Spring, pre-
cent 10 the country graduating class In advanced DO
nscai economy.
The National Educational Association will
held it's annual meeting at Detroit Mich, on the
sih, sth, and 9Th Of August. 1874.
There were, at the close of June, 29S col
hEes In this country. sixteen of these were chartered
before l7se Out OF 93 degrees conferred during 1877
- fhere were 1sl given 10 feminine scholars.
The school population of New-York State is
above 10000 OF which number 105000O were In the
schools during the past year. while I76oco were
installed in the academies and private schools.
Women are now eligible to any office of
school control management in Pennsylvania under
tbe School laws Of that State. At least minority OF
ladies Will hereafter is anticipated have place on the
PeDnsy lvania school boards.
At a meeting of Harvard's Board of Over
setrs. last week, the appointments of William b. H.
Bonse, A. B., Proctor. and OF William Cook, A. b.
instructor in German also instructor in rhetoric for
the current year, approved The Board likewise
confirmed the election of Mr.. James b. Thayer IL b.,
~ Royal Professor of Law. Mr. Thayer is member OF
the Suffolk bar, wei known for his legal ability and
learning and accomplished writer. He was
graduate of 1882 at Harvard.
II we may believe the statement of her
Governors recent message, South Carolina is improving
IN the direction OF education The scholastic population
OF the State has increased by 3 since the year 1862
and there this year increase of 1881 the school
attendance OF the year 1872 There were in operation
throughout the State during the 1872 1919 common
schools under the charge ~ DISK te"ohorS During '
present year have been 27 schools in charge OF
teachers showing increase during this year OF
IS schools and 125 teachers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08

rcrrips Including IT
10 5A head making the total supply for me wees
inns FAR head 2o4 against 222 ears FOR the same ne
Yesterdays preeH nearly
all disposed Of sales Of 20 head ONO steers ranging
frc q7O no I9 H. - 3jasj 80; $50 head Indians steers
rang az from O75 1851 10. al 81 iOG$5 30 200 beas Illinois
raging from lOl7 to OS3 10 Of - $3.50 we lio head
Mchr,u sers ranging s7i 10 1904 10 st - 622I n ~
ranging from ol5 20 LIZ 10 at u oogso
40 head Nssorn steers averaging 1860 n, At - d.
suEEP AND receipts today including reported arvss
were the supply for the week thus ir
head for the last the msrset
op aQ decline last moot Of The stock
Ie yars will shipped East fFt haGds ses Of 100 heid
t gan sheep ranging "a to 80 10 at Sid&5 500 head OHIO
sheep ranging 20 TO l0t ~ at 9Uat9 40 bO head luosna
be yofc 1906 H. 50 rs 60 head Canada lambs averaging
81 n. at IS 80 49,, - , ooo
HoG,be receps TO-DAY icndng reported arrivals were 800
head ans the total supply tie week hus far l7oO0 head
as, 500 Lead time last weeks the market was slow
ho1e OF Yokers ass 4O heavy hogs 80 oO4s1 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
DOMESTIC MARKET

As.s, Jan 7-Whss quiet 81 the OF 81 S5dsl 80
for Cs1ad, .ut Tr,advs Rye SAs Douay, zoe IN store
Corn quiet aud uIettrgth Darn! nn )""'' s1e"'e
Oai. tho tn az the sovshee
IATisoKs ian 7-Co,,on trn; Low Mddlng - &c. Flour
ser, and strong snpstne 50 25cS6 Is Extra
al bOas7 % Do Family 81 5OaSs Ciy Mills sapetne % 20
On do Fxtra s7dxs SO; 60 Fsmv 81 210sll Western Sa
sss as .5ast rs Do Kiua 81 50ds7 20 DO Family 81 80
as9. Wheat higher rsspa small Choes White 81 s5asl y0
Pr 10 Prme DO 81 7OaSl So; CGOce Amber ii S7dSl 80
Gcod Red 81 75dsi So Common to Pair d. 81 3Od
al TO Peunsvsna 81 75aSl To- Southern
Waite and DO yellow SO wsbrU soc steady;
cru Western, 5ldbSo RE tE Hay unchanged Pro
strong soct Lgbt hes Porn SIC so BuA
Mes1-SLoulers cSatc; Clear BIB s.des. SOS &c Bacon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

P., NORTH Rige, Ycs"is Ra,iroqds. -
Jan 7-42 pigs Ashes pigs Beeswai bos COPPER o0'
h, cotton lTg bbs Flour l04 $40 bush Wheat, 2l2OO bush
Cora &c 400 Oats 1000 hah Bye 1900 bush Malt 300
h,b Rev 296 tsgs Grass Seed 80 pigs Dre
~ G39 hs EgvS GA bbs 80 bales HOPS BOB Hides
900 d HIDES los Skins bales Sims SAT- bbls Rosia oso
~ ITS Tarueune 449 bbls 953 sides Leather la7
ToS 5O7 pigs PORK 9s2 pkes Cat Meats 80 tes LaI ioi
Dr. $50 Hogs 3C4 pkgs Cheese, 55l pAs' bae siS p.s
Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always An
important subject to both borrower ard lender. an
able and suggestive essay on TINS topic by Proi. r.
b. Elliott OF the Treasury Department, read al the
Portland Scientific Meeting, IL reported fuily III
TRIBUNE LECiuRE EXTRA No. 10. Prce ~ cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE New-iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08

TOreIgn eXchaHVt WIS WUIN anu IU"UT' WIZ" 5II's
at concessions from annexed closing oinciai rates:


Money has beru III abundant supply all day. LEND
ing on call at car per cent, prime business notes
moving at 20 9. The legal-tender circulation in
creased $685. 900 and stands tonight at 39,'2,SOO
United States bonds have been in active demand.
The market closed strong at the following que
fati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08

Bosros jan The market quiet and there bvo
opening OF the Of
importance. Wool held quite a sales Double BItrs .nd
PENNSYLVANIA So 6Oc; Medium and brtra
Ohio at 52d5jc and Wisconsini Michigan Fleece At 50d53c
H. according quality Paei Woos scarce and nrm soperhne
and Extra selling i0G55 and very choice supehno
as hah as zoe Combng md Dene Peeces range from 90 70
soc TO- California moderate demand prices nngn6
from Is o 3Gc for Fall and spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
New Publications.

DHRENOI OGICAL JOURNAL SO, and
SCIENCE OF HEALTH 81 sents year for "a 90 New Vol"
p,s, nov Address s. r. WELLS, $50 Broadway, n y
VNHE ILLUSTRATED LIVING WORLD
oasy and 1894 Illustrated Recor-Contains best
AGeran literature profusey Illustrated foIrs
Stetlb., Ge Ike Collins Bret Hartt. Marx Twain Josh b
sss Dsnhsy Man Besche Holland Kggeston Deems Vanderbilt
kett.tb orough States and Round the Word pro
BaoOning' Golden GRAM &e &o
Purchase ticket number Don't
gei 90 0OO SOLD and rapidly Order Of yonr news
dealer ncose price % ILLUSTRATED RECORD 50
T.Ik.Tou n. y. r. O. Box 2,l4l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
ClendinniDg, Davis & Amorys closing prices


There was no special consideration affecting gold
to-day, and the market was quiet and devoid OF III
terest The chief sales at III, and the range
11l!01lO., the rates paid for having balances car
RED being 1-32 per diem and per cent g)ld and Z,
6. and s. currency per annum. The London market
for Consols and United States securities closed
strong on money easy in the outside market at 81
per cent or per cent below the minimum rate at
the Bank of England, this institution gaining to-
day, G12,OOO bullion. The rate will probably be
lowered tomorrow The Assistant treasurer re-
deemed $4,000 in called 5-20s, disbursing 775OOo
in coin interest on the public debt. The days bns-
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared, 81 $4,000; gold balances, Sl,4O254; Cur
rency balances, g, 1861. The quotations were:
1000 l1lis ll30...lllie l;0o...liie 3i5V
iI:OO...lllis l25O...1 MS 2;po...lliA 0lIlA
The days business at the United States Sub-TFeas-
ury comprised
Gold receipt. 95G973 a Cnrreney paints 81 lao $ s Il
Cola 2itfoss ~ currency p0 80 00 90
rs ~ Custors'' -49VVo w
Currency receipts. l,Ill3yo 81 .,o.c,oo
Cancelled cola certificate, o. s. Tre1nFer 81 O46 SOC
Foreign exchange was weak and lower, with sales
NJ contestants from annexed closing official rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08

There were no new features in State bonds and
prices were about steady, the transactions having
been exceedingly limited. The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
COTTON MARKETS

Jan 7-Coton supply light good iem,nd sm bgAer,
MddIug ID -; Low Mddlng l4ssc Strict Good Ordinary 1870
1 1886 bales; exports coAsiHse, 75l
1900 bales stock. "a, l47 bales
NgwORLeASs Jan 7Coon steaiyJ demand goot; MddlnS,
1916; Mdiug be- Good Ordinary 1871
6723 bales 7is9 bales exports Great Britain,
100 bses Continent 303 bales France 1869 baesI
ae 5000 bales last evening 500 bales stock, 275339 bales
jan 7Uoton demand good steady; M5dng l5f
0l5c Low Mddng l4'sal hc street Good Ordinary. l4se;
net receipts $50 bales 2b9O baes exports eoas'sus
1881 bales; sales. 800 baies stoes. n OF bales
GALVESTON Jsn totoa quiet and wesk demand fri dooa
Ordinary 10 c Middling ID ne. receipts i67 bale. exc
ports coswise 10Shaes sales $50 bses stock lO3Ot bales
BALTIMORE, Jan. 7Scoton hrm nddlns lo'sri Low af,
ding ljisc; Strict Good Ordinary l4ci receipts
bsi eoseise 297 bales sales 465 bales stock lo4os
baea
WILMINGTON jan 7Coon .eady Midlng, 15e net reeertS
208 bales exports Great Britain 636 bales sales Zl3 bales oE
3l79 bales. - -, -. =.
BoroS JAN 7-Co,ton Hddliug 16 reeslptA -
bales 2098 bales sales 300 bales soes 500 bales
7.-CottOn hmer; Low Mddnng, l4Gi yet re-
2642 bales; Great Britain 100 baesi eoa'tSev
20js sales. $40 bales: stock 20 500 bales -
Jan. 7-C0ttOa quiet Mldhng I0i2c
ings 10 2 Good Orinary l5c net receipts Oh osi
gross receipts ,lS3 bales -. 49,,
MEMPHIS z.Co;ton quiet and Low MGiBg, IA a
14 receipts 1460 bales shipments 100 baes s'oel tooo
bales
SAVANNAH Jan 7Coion Gm; MddlDg 15l2ci net receipts
307 bales exports TO the Continent 4OJl baes sae, loIo
bales; stock lO2.993 bales 90
AUGUSTA. 7-CoOn seady MiiDg Ice; receipts, 500
bales; sales U1J bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
The Quotations ,o,tn ruunus qeahy u
npre tin matt q crare above neioV
30 DgLlyEkN

FrrnfeI :
advanced III q 10 WIN only oderae
hU es a. tue nceson; follows, all basis OF Low MID
Glu.s:
sales last evening" january 200 l5le Feer9ary
400 10 -93Zo 100, 10 l5-lGc5 200 l3s w 70 '5G
day 40 JiLg4ry go, - 9lGcj 500 10 2i
7Ge; Febi1lry goo - S32c 200, lGe' 400 % az
100 il lblSe: 100 - 2932c; 100 l5s; 3OO 10 2932c
600 10 l5iUe: 400 1882; 900 10 lol6c March 1900,
lGI2c; 100 IS l32c 200 l6 l53zc 400 - 2c 200 10
l5.2e 500 10 1CC 20, IL ij-5-c April 100, 10 l5lGci
300 Ig7es 200 l6 1879 400 IG7e: Nay zoo l7Se $gQ
lTlse: 100 II j.lGc. June. 200 IL l3bc Iots llfOO
bae Grad to,4 lb9OO bales f. o. boo bales Baltimore,
private terms
COFFFE-e market has been o OHIO ~ advance o. c.
q 4 sae o. 200 hays. Calcutta al ' aua "'ul ohg yer
BeeiLovaa soi 2J1. gold; also !ese IA baIimo
of 600 lags per D. " 20 Cttes ar also
,troag: 90 bags Lglas 100 0as Aarlaoo at -
and I-5 bales 81 XCa4 81 - -1c., Loh.
FLOUR AND MkAiGe nqug for Ponr Ini;ed ov ns 20 TIE
storm the e54 and Luer choice an
iy Erm m,e supply fancy brands OF hnIe
saae: the close bc mqi- sttes 0i Ost
grades tue era4u especially Shmag Extras Of
Ia 300 bh ne.udlng 600 a5s. 'ait ',c-s . =, p Tr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08

.1S;sy wi;y Sae - o'''' messages
ss',s sSy.- wssq', .'d 'ass;:i-s Hs
8 s;S%,1 rs 3 a.,A 81 sssss 81 :; si's
- Ola e. ,;.sy Zoe Ne ~, 's s:
scy RE .' Il lsss q p =, Pro- .
p.s s SIS p 81 S. Lard ST, .d i, nj 20
closed a. - No. spot - i2 tsbras 90 40 March BAH nsss
Ms Size March Green deaf. sra sales q ssSu !.
800 S6 Yo 600 sSs a'i WS. $40 y 90 No, s.
S SS'S o. o3 oY 80 SS zoo S s a, '? s;
Corn 1900 bush O1. a., 40. 1000 bud, D., 9.Il.y
.si 4OasI 50. Corn ann al S7a62e Oats sra al 4issoe
AR demand P sss Is % i.d D s 30. 40 sos
sT5S a steam ; sSd 4 x' ses s s BAH s..t,s
for Clear side. Bacon .ca ,,.. shosI.r At 7sa7
sa E Shoulders s. Ger &c. c s.s' RI SIDE Ss' h s
held 7c Hans soi at 80 q9 Live Hoss dul and tecnss;
hss wS., - s 1SGs 49, 3d. receipts 5000 head shipments 1900
h ..s css .: & % sH and ssA o. SOL. a s p b.
aS1, SSl,t PoTt :os sl5 80 Blk Me,s,s: q z,co..
sS s,os 3d., sS q soo %s :, Sis a ss Sides $50
hnvAUKs. Jan 7Fiou quiet sid unchanged Wheat firm and
n fair demand, sale. Of No. 81 ~ No 81 2i' 81 2S'
arm sale. Mixed r., :,s.dy
PORE p an s & s Of Nam. ..'s Il Of Ne Ssis
Dr, Sailed Meat. shoulder. s' eo:si bored
sss'' h iSs 3 ss ST. set ss Fa
600 bush Wheat, aud 200 hogA shpnen-lOooo bo HOas
N.srH. Jan !Four quic, and unchanged Corn IN rocl De.
uand 69670c. Lard fair demand and higher lO Bak
Meats good demand; shoulders sold 6 Clear Rib Sides sc
Clear Sides. gig.
oswEe 7-Flour unehsnred; sales. 900 bel. ~ for
No l Spring SO for Amber Winter, So so White Winter
and $40 for Double EIts Wheat quiet sales Of lots Of
Milwaukee Climb 81 5S Corn steady 1900 bush At 75e.
Barley advancing sle: zoo bush Bay Qqinte 81 q? Cor.
unchanged Shorts 500; sbpstus Miidngs s23as2s
Railroad FreishsFlOGr PHILADELPHIA and Boston. Soc
New-York SOC. to Albany. 42e
pHILApsLPEIA Jan 7aoar srner; saperan - 50ds5 so
Extras S6dS6 80, Iowa. Wonsn and Minnesota hIs Family,
20 75dsS IS State Ohio and Indiana do, 81 25a$s 25 HFh
Grades g S0aSl0 wScs. msdyj Red 81 6oas % Amber.
oh scarce Yellow 85e for ODD 7e97se for Mes. Old Witt.
7Sc Oats In good demand White OSd62cj Mixed 56d57
iroleuu dull; Crude lOe Resnd l3 WHISKY, 99c Tor
In iron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT. ~ STOCK EXCHANGE SALES,
IN z, 1874.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-10t O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
THE MARKETS.

ICareugv repoIted THH TRInryEI
WEDsF,uAY. Jan. T. 1874.
AerFS-Tb rc,s today 40 phcs Pots qgtt AID
.esrg. osoel Al &c, n7o Pearls tul and uaL
COTTUN-TheT, fair business totton ~ ne sit but Fnees
are without quotabr change We quote a. follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08

Meai quiet bat biG OF liOO DOS. -
g.: ", Corn Corn E. g g 6
S9a s; IS aus a'f FG So e 30 YER 10 r. Bag
Mel dsl bat ann Fine White 7oas 40 Ycs 81 %
esl g. PaIs CS4gs 81 lo9'I 6o Cob Meal siGsl 70
PkIGfIs-Berh rates decided change to-day Ongh
ss,ef met ' T o;e T la sSca gare, en-
S sc,r: c 5S s' Icp % t so 5
q PIoyaops At Is Tor bis arc 10. Tor ,c' !S G1sgos BY sal
g. 3D.; b.am 900 BITS The eompnse
Australian henee T. Corr eI os, and UE Ksg9S5 sis
bb Refined Petroleum. private british ship Of 65g
Ss 4nSs 10 ' heS S Cor. for e nS ted knon With
1900 bb Refined Posum, Ia ard 6s 3d. direct Lid to the
SEAisTssSs only limited monty fer whs., a, s'.ly
SPRING tn for Winter TIE marie, closes srons ocsh quiet the
s @ are ss So" Sns 81 ess q FOR UHaac Ss
i 8 i sss s IS sss & sSss SSs
ssssi 81 Gr 20 sIsoss .f g az sd 'cI, 81 Ss
g 20 for %a's sPs GS ., .e' boil.
81 Is 300 bah IN asI.o:a go: SsSS
bush No sis,qLss u Gag ei iae@ss 1000 bush 90
ss' ss ' sy 's e e os Coz
q 800 se SsSTs1 Gs1,d, w E a a1.,
oTne, aLi the amand limited Ssoco
s ss ss r p SS Mes s wa $
State s2 for hi,ed jersey SOC and 56s RE
.In but les. active, ' ,ss Sca ~, in .e Ss r
sound 67G70e.; We.hp red hJe In ore New MIXED az
lue3 do White 81 as3c for DO yellow NJ 80 for
Old Southern yellow TyaSoe d. Wine Soc Jersey seS
q s0dS2c.
HAY AND sTRAwThe nEie ssady The torn eheeks hs,i
Prime Hay s2O4t2S Der ton DO, SI3o
s25' Good sppins a. s2O and Common 80 Lgrg aye
auo;ed a. >l5e slB; Short $40 anc Ustr sio
MOAsskSIbe markets. quiet comprise go
bb Hsworsan at pes ranging a76c the LATER "f
NAVAL sToREsThs market Tor spr. Tupeuine vas sete and
with saes rtporl Of $50 blk. heroLar ak yA
al sl1ai2l ard to-day 700 bbis spot at 42H ~ - ~ ~
i3e 100 bhIs Ia arrive Al 4. h. tbs tu'e Janaa'
heard Of sae d 100 bt Low No 20 ~ pr. no
at 81 and GOO hss Coed 40 Low Pale al - Z3as3 "2
Tar and Pea eul and nominal. 80
OlLs-Linsee has Sivshei De- With moderately active trade
hfD al tO4s2e hsHLaaen qG.et bed al Ale o" o
Ard
PROvslONs-The pork marhei lm tlt qgst The sAes Asn
rgular ba7 bbl $40 7JdtlG ol2 if new ntri
$Ia S7la for twoy.aTud aess tl3 so fer EIIa Pnme
sls for Clear for ruure oeh,er bear Of 100 bc
Pdme Mess twestsTLl, seller FtbTaarf st slV -"
ans 70 Looos 500 bbh EI,rs Prime ef March +" MA
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-02-07

aus Rem, Rrsis sdiep.ltein in tisprps
pin, Ric Crane b Sul ju f1idsn.
Mud pis1e Ypmmern fanoea, cab IS tn
Braflien 1&Snsr uuo better lei ais IN
tbrem beimasblibsn Santf, unb AUDI
tie ,oaen Befannte unb 0erwanbte na1
G@. Nch jest tomu,t jdtrli& bic
a,5Beye 6alfts rer reutlaea Ginwante>
ret aug Ypmmern unb nastsusli1 aus
pem Rreie S1ienstbein.
Sod einise Sabre ipdter Tub eer
p%rotefantiits Yrepieer Hlsiusintbner,
rslhsr frabsr in @sffalen etue yfarrei
nerlsbsn bate. mebrere ptNialilde Das
milien Gin, iba 3u fu!aen F.; .unc ba cieie
stenfaus bier msbr fanesn, ats fe in
ibrerbeiratb psrla0en, 70 feblte ee AUDI
ibnen untsr ibren Qanrsleuten ntht an
Naafolsern.
NbeinpreuBen ol1o, Ycmmert uno
@efia!en finp bic beute 70 steuli9 bic
einaiaen, wel9e pas feline Ne ubeutf@s
lano in ben, esmdbiaten Altuna Sao>
braG!iens 9%ranreten.
Die Staet Sans Qeopolpp am linten
l1fer pes Hio tes Sinus bate let III
rem, Gntfebsn /. s. 1924 cine .ausz
l9liesli@ beutlde Bep6lterun9, fe bat
aud bic bsute eineu pcrpfessnb beut=
f9en Gboratter bewabrt. Deut19e
Sreensmdnner unp S9ulfdwefern
leitsn bier 3pei b5bere beuti&e unter.
ri1tsanfalten. (Ratb. MiifonerD
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-02-07

welhe man bei eiaer RriFs nidt btn>
.<tbenb {croen fam, 70 }entsn pie pobl>
'tsheneen Bdrssr, pdde iest Suppen<
anitaltsn sriueen uno unterfabunsss
ta{Yen tilcsu. Elm zbea bieier Gcnrs
fax Sol@e rs.rpeneen, mslde f@ I'm
Befen ~anieeeln woHeu. uetri9ens
att Is aud nod biIi9 ju errperbenres
Sauo in Often, wobin man rieie On.
feelunssn biri9iren f6nate.
Wenn .Mnfeplsr unter Ter Doblt6at
res beimfatte>0 s{tses e.f sinmal fefen
Jus aaf NeBierun4slano sefabt baben,
renn BE pyafti1@e Selbfbilfe 10 nett
oefab.t bat, asspanu rirb es nt4t 70
ldYer werpen, Beibllft pe. &eeferun9
eura Sdmereien, Stunbune Der ab9a<
bea srer rura 8ur19iNe ju trsie'
leu, psil u,an al5tann weie, Wo,
Bi unp fur @en Gtwas aetban wer>
Zen {ou.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-02-07
Cine Stu i'm Gpn8refe in 81
sna auf Bic Nrpbibitip:
&eaislatipn.

Derr Qpaan bra9te int Ssnate I'M,
6err Cor i'm 6aule cine BtQ Elm, nell
DE befimmt, pab cine aus 5 Ysrloner
bsfebenpe GommiiFou eruannt ruerpen
@pu, bic nit zen Nni1dten jener Steuer'
,abler i'm 9anpe Ibereinfimut, bic I'M
Sabre 1873 pen Ger Totals Ginnabm'
inldnbil@sr Steuern RON $114.075,s
546.O8 bieSumme Don $95. 8iO>612.>
II fur BE brei Mrttfel Spirttuofen.
1abad unb sesobrne @etrdnfe be3abl>
ten. Die Gpmmil1rn {pQ Grfunrt=
eunse1 ein3teben lbsr Die prafttiden
Nslultate reitriftirer Deer %probibitiper
@efeBssbung in ben nerf&iepenen
Staater Der Union. unb a%usfneen, ub
per @ebrau1 pcn Sciuu ais eth Sti=
mulant uno Elm SubRttut fir a!coto>
lt1ae @etrdnfe in Golse jensr @sfebse>
buns aueemein eewurpen 1T uno pb pie
Sfsntltae Moral serbef1ert urer S@etns
bsilieteit unp @erfeuuns pabur1 erz
uauibiot noreen lnp. IS }ou ferner
bic pFiat Der belaeten gpmmi0dre fein,
Snformatton ;u fammeln uno 3eu9nib
aabunebmen> pb pas Cater Der Irun<
fenbeit in bemislben umfanBk oeer nod
in einsn t5beren @raue in anrereu ei>
pilifirten 9incern erifirt uno pb jene
freucen Natipnen, Die ale BE m1bionen
in, @ebrau9e BON Stimulanten be-
tra9tet ,percen, in Golse pcn Yrebibt>
tons, @efeben 10 sstuoreen tne, unp
fsrner, bis ~ pelaem @rare cine pruz
bibitip< @fiegssbuns Ten gerbraa@ uno
pie Gabrtfation BON Mal;z uno {piriz
tuSlen @etrdnfe in bielem eanee off
grit bat uno pb ireeno cine wsite,e 2e>
eielation rurd eenGonareb notbwentia
it, um BE bereutencfen 3abler opn
Bunrssfeuern in, 2ance in Gem unae>
btnoerten &edk, Elm le9itimeS @el9dft
tetreiben 3u tarfen, 81 l@dBen.
DteIe 8tQ wuroe pom perm Souls
S9ate ~entworfen UNI, wie idon bes
n,erft, eurd tie 6rn. 2o3an unb Cor i'm
Gonere6e etneebra9t.
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Sic fanftiae @rdTbenten=
rr @abl.

Dos COMMITTEE bee Senotee, toa
NIT Der obisen Aufeate betraut IL, ba,
dber tas Don, Senator Mprtcr peree.
|iAlaeene M~menbement fdon mebrfa@'
B~eratbuneeu gebabt unb in Golae terz
ielten pieprepoftipn in folsenper&an
Orpnun9 ;u Obi9eu1 a%uenoeu,ent sc;
felt:
/. Die Gleftoral>G oue9ien bel ber
Wabl pes prdfpenten uno 0ieeeprdz
fpenter werren a~ufsebuben.
2. Cir Zen prdfpenten uno @icez
prdGoenten 1pq tireet pom @olfe &C.
fimmt ueroen
8. 9seer gtaat miro in 70 piele
Wabl>D ifrtete eetbetlt, ale BERG on9re6s
Neprdlsntonte1 bat ; berjsnise @an>
rirat we!9sr in lol@em Difritte BIZ
b5dae. Stimmeniabl bat, Miro al5 &C.
mdblt in tislsm Difrifte betra@tet ;
jsrer Oi1rift 3dblt ater lei Ter 3uiam>
menfsuuue Elm gctum. Mubercem
aber, ia jsper Staat nod swet Senas
loren I'm Gonsrede bat, lO1 ieter Staat
i'm @an3en nod beredtist fein, auf Ell
men, Staat6>T idet fir ZEN Yrdfpenten
uno @lcezYrd1eenten gu fimmen ; rer>
jsniee @anpipat, wslder ranr auf Gem
5taats> lidst pie b59fe Stimmen3abl
erbdlt gilt als pom gtaate erwdblt,
Bel Der 3uiammenftsuuns 1T aber je>
Ger Staat auBer ben ein,elnen Difrifts
ftumen nod b~siuneers 3u 2 Sttmmen
beratiet.
4. Ge1jeniee Ganoioat. ,psl&er in
allen Staaten unp Difriften bic b5dae
Stimmensabl erbdlt, lou Yrdfrent ppet
8iee>grdfeent ftin.
$. Der gun9reB fol- ermd@tiet ietn,
eiele Yrdfipenten> @ablen ausSul&rei<
Ben uno ndber 81 befimmen, 5umie
lribunale 3u errt&ten, tpel@e ale ent.
febeuten Wablfreitistsiten 3u entl@eis
pen baben. j..
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/. Wute nuo (lbltfbtf
fradte rnb fo!0tn bsibsr.
Giue grsablnus eas bsm tpir!iiden 2eben.
[Gprtfebuue.]

% IN einen, SonntaBatenee labeu 51rei
iunae Mdnner binter be.s, 8ierfruse
uno Fiferten leile nit einanter. Das
@efprd@ par muir fit tbre Sbren be-
ftu1ut, tenn fe 5@autsn bic a6risen
@dfe ut6trauii1 Al, unb Iieben foslsi9
ben Son ibrer gtimu,e fnfen, penn
Seuanb III ibnsn beritsrl1aute.
uStiu, sebsn MIR in's Greie; bier
tanr, mon nt9t pbne @efabr fpre9en,"
laote ter Cine. Gle tranfen fit Bier
aus, ertobeu f@ unb otnBen. las
6aus mar cine einiame Dalcfaenfe,
no fi@ rur feIten @dfe einfanten.
Sie ,puree ttebalb aud oft BON ben
betben juueen Mdnnsrn ;u 3~ulanute&'z
finftet1 benubt.
Na@tsm fe eine Strede peit i'm
Walbe eesansen ,parea, bltsben fe
feben.
uSf tes @eIbss wi.tli6 rifl?"
fra8te Der Cine.
~se sisl, bab mir 3stt!etsns es'ue
tamit babsn." -.
uunb Du weiet fiber, tab es TN
S@utbpulte pes Gsmptpirs sinsei@|Ol>
fen if2"
n@an3 f&er".
l. rater Is If jest Ytelet&t in bas
6errenbauS aetre@t2"
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Der u anberer.

serrdtbis. CT ii nod Elm fleinet
9unee unb 1T feline umf@t spariau1z
f.it uHb Gnsrsie bewunesrns ruertb.
9ebenfaus apirb CT es nod, rsn1 81
bae 9eten tsbdlt. tpeit brin9en unb ct:
r,er Der rei1en Mdnnsr Der 3utunf'
lein. Die 6raee> no bic rei&en eeuts
lpdterer Sabre berfommer, ,rerrsn er>
aibt f@ aus BEN bier @ela9tsn uni
f5nntsn, CUR Bebsstsune unierer lut.<
ssr eeute, nod jablret&e dbnlt@e Sst<
!piele an3efabrt .perrtn.
ca. q. Sournal.)
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Il.
rDiuter.

Ter Matur 9ebetme yulle fuden,
Eraumtefaneeu ltest tie tpeite @elt.
Nun, . Binter, f&uttle teine Glpden,
Dsine 8lumen tGunen uns ni9t lpden,
@enn Etin faltsr G@sin sfn Yfab erbsQt.
Carun, barren tpir iu1 Stablein %trinneu,
Bon ber 9eimat 3aubertrets umf@webt,
Be6'rer Sage. S'mi1b bic 3eit Serrinnen,
Wenu nut Ina @emitbe rp4 t~:eftuneu.
tns tin Gtrabl BON, ep'sen Grablins lebt.