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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-18

..orS:ERrErr NICKELs.-A somewhat
singular case has coma before United
states Commissioner j. B. Weller. wherein
Mrs. Mary y. Curtis charges John w. Hal
:,.ev With ..un.erfeiting nlcke!s. She. hives
.. No. !:.3 Canal street. and keeps
furnished rooms, one of which il or was Hc'
:unieI hr Mr., Hallsey. During his alb.
,ence, she says, she entered the room and
.bnre found molds for making niclels and
song counterfeits. On this affidavit war;
rant was issued and accused arrested. he
was easily found. end being at the time
.,rabic - furnish bond was sent to prison.
Those who are acquainted with MIR. Hal
49,. .yIress Themselves unwilling TO be-
.icy. That he is guilty Of the crime as
.baroed. However. only 4 few days will
pass before he vii! be exoneTa.e6 OF CONE
United.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

=. W. N.-Watsrnan Conciave No 9, :. W. NJ,
Hall on MONDAY. January i9, at $50 p NJ, sharp.
All members OF Waterman COnclave also those OF
sister eonc'aves, fraternay invited to at tend.
as the Installation of officers for the year 1878 will
take place. BY srdeV cd NJ. E. A.
4 KING CUTLER.
Ct-.sIP. =: PERRY Scribe. ial8 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-18

i;ovs' cashmere suits at % -. - 3d.
g.. 30 and So 80 at Garthwaite. Lewis ~
N.i,er's. No. 100 Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-18
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

brief Communications Published-Long
: Ones IsrariabIy Rejecte9-The Editor not /
Responsible for the Sentiments Expressed
an the Comm uu icUtiOus
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-18
Local Intelligence.

TIE New CANAL AND TIE CASE IN
CoUET.-When a Democratic Legislature
gave General Richard Tag Tor a lease on the
New canal, the bond pretended 10 hold him
to certain obligations, but there exists
belief that the lessee has fallen far short OF
meeting the stipulations; in fact, men who
have mad business in that artificial stream
are emphatic in saying that the lessee has
not complied with well known requirements,
greatly TO the detriment of small commerce
there. For instance, the charter says that
g. certain depth of water, at the lowest,
.haIl be maintained. This portion has not
heel fulfilled. and even the greatest friend
of General Taylor will not dispute the as
sertion. The lessee has failed TO keep his
promise in many other points, and it was
itese violations that caused suit to be en-
:ered against him in the Superior Dis
:rict Court Nearly all the points were
made known to Judge Hawkins on
:be hearing of the case before that
official declared the lease broken and an
Duiled, and appointed a receiver. Alter
ehis appointment General Taylor asked the
privilege to give bond until 3 final settle.
men, O. the case, but Judge Hawkins did
not see fit to grant the request at that june.
;ure. therefore, the lessee applied to the
Supreme Court for writ TO compel him to
comply. Great legal lights were employed
on both sides, and the supreme judges
learned considerable about the canal and
she abuses pertaining to it. 1t was ordered
that the SUPERIOR Court grant the right to
bond, still Judge Hawkins hesitated, and
decision was to have been given to morrow,
settling whether he was ia contempt or not.
However, the privilege was granted yester-
s,ay. therefore, General Taylor VIII most
:kelv take charge of the canal immediately.
.yv TO the small fry who dared TO express
themselves as gratiied when the canal
wa. gwen INFO the hands OF ii
receiver. for now they will DO. brought
down Il. the strictest letter OF the
Jaw. However, If the interested parties
II tbs small commerce Of the stream
sind themselves imposed on or prevented
pursuing their business, they should let the
facts be made public, SO shat the subalterns
who make themselves disagreeabie can be
shown up, and consequently properly dealt
with. Several schooner owners not long
ago instituted suit against the lessee to re-
cover money that had been paid by ttem
Cor what they deemed wrong. At one time
she managers compelled steamers and all
Kinds OF craft to pay a certain sum tor toW'
aye, whether the vessel used the horses or
MOI. iha: manner OF doing business. II
business i. may be called, necessarily Great
I'd the worst kind of diss satisfaction, ana
She interested parties felt the lnIury. Tor at
tes. Their profits are small, anG !heE co'iia
Got afford to pay ont their nara -eaime"
waves for services never rendered. Inc
amount rer ton for tol! is altogether too
great for the income of the ii'Fle dealers
who trade in that direction. Ii j: is ros'
-.ble for the Legislature 10 Furnish GONE
:e:ie. now !. the accepted time.
, 1874-04-16
TORNADO.
Nashville, Tcnn., Visited by Destruc-
1.-Two Wind.
Much Damage Done to Property---
Losses, Over 100000.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, April 15.-A tornado passed.
ovor mud through this city, from wcbt to east, at
l2:30 this morning, doing all inlmonsc amount
Of damage. It Htruck tho city at tho fair
grounds, passing diagonally through tho city.
and out by tho University md Mount Olivet
Cen,otory. ItB wiltl, Booms to have boon
qunrter Of n milo. After passing the fair-
grounds, 1t struck the Exposition building and
tho Maxwoll House. Horiously damaging tito
former: The fronta of tito Academy Of Music,
J.. Il. FIRTH grocery storo, Darney's wholeaale
liquor establishments aud several other slna]lor
buildings near tho cornor Of l}road lnn Cherry
strootB, wero crushed. Tho front windows or
Cherry Brothcrs' md Hansen g. Co. 3 four-story
buildings, noar tho Same locality, wore cruallod
III. Deadlo'a livory-stable, containing M i'm
memo amount Of food, wagons, horses, and cot
ton, was blown Off Its foundations and into tlo
back-wator, drowning several horaos. and, 1t is
thought one man. parisher'H livory-Htablo, on
College street, in tho ronr Of Dondle'a, waB
seriously damaged, besides eovoral food
Btoros aud small negro dwellings,. It passed.
from thore, crushing in tho front of Andrew
Chargc, colorea Methodist church, next to tho
from there to the magnificent residence OF jon
Parrish, moving the Whole of tho roof out Of
place.
At this hour It is impossible to enunerate the
number Of buildings damaged Or tho loss, which
Many poor ecolorod and wlito families aro
rendered homeless.
1t IL feared that there has boon serious DAM
age to property and loss OF life along its track.
The telegraph lilies aro proRtratcd all along Its
courao from Union City to Nashville.
, 1874-04-16


Business On tile river ani at the docks continues
excoedfuuIy ami.
The prop Cuba finished loading yesterday morn.
ing Her cargo Of grain consists of 5000 bushels Of
"A lsrae lumber tnot ia expcctea hcro in dsv er
two. the Wind having become auits favorable lor,nr
straight from the north. o
Tho schra o. L. johnson, T, D, stoosbrlaac,
md l. D. Coacs tile latter two now vessels tried thnr
sailing qualities yesterday All three left sau9ntuck
with loads Of lumber Tuesdny evening, between and
torday nftcrnoon nt o'clock tho stockbradKe 1t q
aud tue Uoates ut T.. The johnson has slways beon
considered Of tho fastest sailing vessels aioat aud
tho stockbrtdgc and Coates may bo proud OF their
-The steamer Ira Chatfeo il now making her zegu-
lar trips between Chicago and Saugatuck.
ELaEwHEnE.
s b,t fcet q water IN entaring te Sar5or s ercep
Ing in one place, cloge to tho north pier, where The WI
ter feet iuchos in depth, but the channel is only
tho width Of schooner. sono vcssola arc compelled
to unload 1,o outsao;
-Thn1sday night heavy gale drove tho barge diobo
out Of Marblcead and eu went ashore at Put III lay
sue haa since arriyod st Detroit In leaking condition,
Tile schr Sweetheart, which loft Detroit FRI
DAY night 1or upper ports, intending to sail through
ior Lake got aground Just below tho rod light
Oh The Island kdo and was not got off until Saturday.
oaago 10 her nuwarEs on the port bow by collision
with tho sscnmb1rge Naant, Which rartiay obstr,ct
gu tue Channel near tho south draw Of Broadway
brldge, milwaukee,.
Tho new thrce-nasted echr Helena, belonging to
tho cleveland transportation Company, will be
Iaunohet Tueaday afternoon ct O'clock, from the
yard OF hlessrs. Quaylo Murphy on the Old 1tiyer
Bed, at Cleveland. 6he Ia Intended for tho Lake SUI
perlor iron trade and Is Of the following Dimensions
Length Of leo 200 feet; breadth Of beam "a feet |:
depth Of hold, II feet ..
Two nne screw steamers, named respectively tho
Ontario and Quebec, have Just been completed at
Chatham, Ont for Doatty'a Lako Superior Line, be-
, 1874-04-16

No Change in the Management OF tho
Eastern Railroad Cunnpany--Lightcr
CArA Contracted fGE-.Isntcs to bc
nRnintuf1aof.

Mo Change in the Management OF tho
Eastern Geni1rond Curtpany--LigAtcr
CAra Contracted fcr-~Isntcs to bc
Maintained,
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BOSTON, April 16.-It can 10 stated authori-
tatiyely that, notwithstanding tho rocout stato-
ments to tho contrary, no change tas been or is
officers Of tho Eastern Railroad. hloHsrs. Hatch,
Prescott, md Batchelter, will continue to dis
chargo thu duties dovolying upon them in the
Ramo efficient mannor with which they have al
ways performed their task, and for tho present.
at leaat If not In tho future tho ceutral Offices
Of tho Company will remain in this city:
Mr. Holt, the recently appointed engineer of
the Eastern end Maino 0ontral Railroad Com
panieB, has been stationed in Portland bocauBe
that city forms tue most convenient contrc.
In the matter Of tho reduction OF expenses,
tho management aro discharging all supcrtluous
officials, mailing tho telegraph operators iu tho
Bmallor towns. where oxprosB trains do not stop,
do tho work OF station agents besideB their for
NOR business, md on Tho lat Of April dispensed
with tho services Of thirty workmon at the
shops In Salem. It is hoped to enter into MI
arrangement with the Pullman Car Company
whoroby lighter cars Gun bo built for parlor auu
sleeping pn,rpoaea, thereby reducing the OK
pen8o OF that contract in sOn1e measure.
The matter Of MI incroaso of fares between
Boston, Cholsca,. and Noyero, has excited
considerable comment, resulting in tho passage
of q series Of resolutions not yot presented to
tho Company; but the focrca1o was caused by
tho single desire to equalize rates. It was
found tint the rato por milo between corr
tain points on tho Eastern Railroad was not
only lower than thoHe offered by any road rum
those offered between other points on tho samo
road
, 1874-04-16

blns and ordcr trade. 1ard 0Trn, ejlo BID.
Eaoa-lligler, at l1fSllke.
9s'sss|y Ssax@5oftsr = i, Sstsy .ess;i.io. 'Ss'''
Conn "EAt~at''aX .ksASiiia; i5f5;1ia'''S.
. MEmrnis, Tonn, April 15-CorroN-Eirm oGer-
gs sst ;9 9Fn'ssy 'n sooa Gs1nsr} tx
ioNa stfiet, io'lo; eood niidiine HH9l7So. n
eeps, +oS baloa shipments, 200 baos stock, 4oooo
DnEAnsrurrs- Flour dull and unchanged Corn,
meal firm at $3.50. Corn-prlooa advancosl to 8lK
@a3o.
1IAr-FIrm mixed, sta.0Oal0.o0.
BurTEn-Dul aud osvor At l7Gs35o.
Ps6v1s,oaa-pork- hero. Lard firm and high
:. 92i1e o15 n.eom als snd unchanged unfa'orael'
BALTIMORE. Nd, April 15.-1,nEApsTuFFB--Tlo
very strong and UNCHANGED. whoat arm. active, and
@ ,o Corn ro nov nFe wo"sn 9
pnov1s1oNs-strong aud buoyans. Moss pork, sl7.2a
active souldcrs. 7lc; cloar rib, loo; .augaroured
hams, I@16o., Lard frm at lo,*alo.fe.
DuTTER-Fair demand and unchanged.
OorrEE-Unchangcd
"H''1r-on'0'nsiaI sEtIwA1REE, ~ inei
unchanged. Wheat oasy No. ! Milwaukee, $t.S5;
r. aon d. s2s a1 sees M:y s22 seller sl Jsno
s.esdy; No. ircsb. esSe. ya steady: ftes, eSe.
barley quiet aud steady No. fresh, $l.e0; No. 8,
fresh, 51.40.
REPRESENTATION pork dull Ut &1600@16.25. swoct-
plckled hams arrn at 10A@11o: dry.Aaed shoulders,
90, looso boxed mlld1cB, NOMINAL Lard firm steam,
0}so; kettle, 1Dc.
l.HoE1rrs-Flonr, 1000 brls; wheat, 5000 BIT.
sn1rMENTB-Fiolr. 1000 brla: wheat Il, 900 bu.
NEW ORLEANS,
New ORLEANS, Apr4l 15-1'nEADsruFFs-F1ou
dn; s'inorine, q singlc Z. sS1s aonblo, s5;5o
yellow mixed, 7so white, 500. Oats quiet at eo@olc.
DRAH-Ftrm Rt $1.40.
HAr-Dull prime, slo.0o.
salt mcats quiet at gh@G51o; Bt4c, D@0t{o Ia tia
range for loose md picked. Daoon dill nt 7401t3
10c. Hams, 12k@1ac Lard quiet at o}499t4o; keg,
10@1OIo.
, 1874-04-16

LIVERPOOL, April 16-11 h.. m.-Tlour, 27s 6d@28s
Gil. W1cut-Winter, los 4d@1os Sd spring, 11H 5d@
12s ID white, is Gd@12s I'd club, l2s Dd913s I'd.
Corn, 39s@39s Cd. Pork, Gas Cd. Lard, 45s Cd.
11vEnpooL. April 16-2 p. m.-preadstuGs quiet
s1ld unchanged. Lard, 45s.
I,1vEnrooI, April 15.-Co1ToN-Ac.ive and drmer;
rni.ldiing upfanda SKID; miAdling Orleans, sgd !;
saes, 20090 balea American, 1900 bales spocula-
ton md export, 4.0D0 bales.
DnEApsrurre-Quiet, easy, and unchanged.
pnovistoHa--Larl, 49, Bacon, long, clear niddles,
x1s I'D,
TunpEET1SE-31o Gd@32s.
LONDON, April 15.-Amount Of bullion gone into
Dank Of England bnlance to.day c5809o. Consols-
For 1nonoy, 02A; on account, D2T United States
1o-40's. 1o4A; new 6s 103s4, .ex-coupon; Now
Yori & Gensra ns 90; Erie, 32x; preferred, 5a Lin
rAn1s, april 1s.-Ncntes, s0f 60c.
, 1874-04-16
OHIO CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

OIN0INNAT1, O., April 15.-Ilso Constitutional
Convention to-day look the female-suftrago
question from the table and killed it-4t yoteY
against 10 votes in favor. being 40 lesa than the
constitutional majority.
It also adoptod tho educational article VI iu
the present Constitution, With tho addition that
Bohoot., lATs skaspt btlta COMMISSIONER of
&Aiba6,
, 1874-04-16
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, April Is.

~.
Fsoiglts were weak uaAer argo offerings. The
rates. 10 Huntington wore casier Following uro the
rates for thu leading east al1oro-purts: Mpnste0,
anKtou tl87ht84UO; pontwatar aud BauGatnok - %.
Tho whocsa!o market waR agniu quiet, owing prln-
osis vii vii u srSsr n ~ 'NaqsA: IT, narxt is
uominally firm, under improved inquiry from both
local and country dnaloH. cargo Of Maatco piece
a.ua eold curly at $3.50. Lath ars tn demand.
Quotations for other gTndes wero nomiually al fol-
lows 8oheaA aud Atsibsi u1.0dD12 h.ll-tun do,
, 1874-04-16
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
Mr., Heechcr Will Ise TondoFed Six
Months Leave Of AbaoMce.

Months Leave Of Absence.
Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, April 15.-At q special meeting Of
plymouth Church, this evening, it was
resolved to give tho pastor. n1r. Deeoher,
a eix months loaye Of absence and If
lie choose to 60 abroad, to pay all his expenses.
At no time during the virtual trial BY the Coun-
ell of churches Of tho standard Of principles
which he had fashioned for hiB church WIS his
oongsegatlon'a faith in him, so far AZ may
90 judged from outward appearances, In tho
least shnket'. TO their eyes ho WIS impragnable
to tho sharp shafts OF accusation that were
aimed against him from various quarters, and
came forth from tho fight uuscatled. Mover
was Mr. Deccher 30 popular with his congroga-
tlon az ut tho present tino, aud probaby never
pofore vac he 90 popular III hia denomination.
, 1874-04-16
Aluskegon, Muslfcgon, snnlries.
Luke FrcfQ21t1

active On basis Of &c for corn by sail 10
Buffalo. The chartora reported wcro schra D. Mcnra
and Homer, corn to Buffalo at Go elBo, schooner not
named, corn TO do On private terms props Montana
and Arabia, wheat on through rao ia Buffalo schr
osonto oasa to Cleveland to t. IN the afternoon The
achra ontaphore aud J. Miner. were slon for corn
to Buffalo at &c. Total, 0; capacity equnl to Rlout
10000 bu wheat, 10000 bu corn, and 200 bu oats
, 1874-04-16

nnrnaEroHT, April I'D. 7. Wright, Norris 0.15o
b,i Morning Light, Ota,TA, 58U0 bu corn, 1910
ba seed Elizabeth, Lockport, 40 bra aour ado brls
meal.
BnmdEPoRr, April 16.-ARn1vxp-Hunter, 0ttawa,
lis seeds.
chEAnED-Elizabcth, Lockport, b.ol4 bu wheat, 500
h. oa machinery M Chicago Dele, 12 brls salt Utica,
l,200 lbs merchandise.
, 1874-04-16


NEW YoEK, April 1b-Thcre waa a moderately ac-
dressgools, from frat hands, aud jobbing Lrauchos
were more active, denimB selling freely in package
lots. MassachuHRt!s D brown cottous advanced
brcs kol!ng ut 12Hc: grain bngs active. and Ancrl-
makes sold ahead by agents foreign dreas-goods
and black alpncaH III good demand.
, 1874-04-16

BosToT, April 15.-No change IN tho wool market,
though there continues to 10 considerable inquiry for
oil desirable lines; but utto stock on hand Wool,
however. will Boon make its appearance. Bales-Com.
SIC; Wisconsin and Michigan, 49@52No; auperiino
aud c.tra pulled, 4Q@53o; Including good mud very
choice Eastern, 60@55c; combing aud delains ieoces,
CUGlG2c.
, 1874-04-16


Special Dfsnatch to 1ht Chicag0 Tribune.
NArEnv1LIE Arril 15.-Thoro is quito an agi-
tuition III this village on tho Temperance ques-
ton. Thoro have beon repeated meotingB re-
Gently. Tho Temperance Alliance. tho Churches,
and the women havo each held one or more
meetings. They hnvo ,gonoraly heon we'll at-
tended, and tho interest is evidently Increasing.
Tho women hayo Anothor mneting In tho Com
tyrogational Church to-day at ~ p. m. Another
union meeting Of tho churches is appointed at
tho German Church for next Sabbath evening.
This is the largest church In town. Tho meot-
ings aro largely religious, devoted to short ad-
dresses. song, and prayer. The Alliance Is can
wasting for rlodgds, and tho womon o1roet to do
Tho Ramc. It is not expected TINT they will pray
in tho saloons.
Tho cloctiou of Village Trustees will bo the
4th Of next month, and 1t is hoped to elect
hoard TINT will atloayt close tho SALOONS Sundays.
They now soil seyen days each week 81 nnd twenty
Btric:ed III no particular.
Napervillo Is an cxcollent business contre,
pleasantly situated, and healthful.- desirable
placc, were it not for the unlimited license al-
lowed thirteen sa1oons and two large brewerics.
, 1874-04-16

Eoa a,ars M ,,or ~ III noa ho os
which Charge follows tue Shingles
Thfcknpss-Tye shingIcB to he two inches in thick
ncsa. Longth-9lxtccn Inches
HARDWOOD.
Black Walnnt-CountorH, $100. 0.o0@160.00; clsar,
SEQ oo@8s.oo; common, $35.0o@a0oo; Gull, $2000@
35 90 houring, 5000.
Asl-Olcar, s2s0af5 1000; common, $16ooa25.oo;
Gull, S10:0 @i5.o0 Aoorng, $780, 1000.
Oak-Olear. $29.0o&40G0; common, $l6.00@25.00 !;
Gull. &. 9.0Dt31b.oD.
H!ckory-clear, t2a.oo@to.oo: common, t2ooo@
$500 Gull. sl2.o6@laoo.
hlaple-Clenr, s.3.0o63s.oo: common. $l0.oo&25.00:
Gull, $l0.00@15.00.
nntsoruut-0Iear. $3s.oo@eooo; common, $2ooo@
5000,
ohcrry.cear. s4ooo@oo.oo; common, 3tb,oo@
$500 Gull, s1900@18.00.
Wbiowood-olear, s2o.oo@4o.oo common, $2ooo@
Is i; Gull. $l0.00D16.00.
Wagon stock-uickory nxlos, pcr set, $1.0 80 !;
wagon poles. each, 45@55c; box hoards, $780, GOA 1000
Florida rod cctar. 3tc per # mahogany, 30@40c
do counters, 5oc rosewood. 5o@8oo white holly, SOC.
, 1874-04-16
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

EXPLANATION or RxrEnENoE MAnEs.--t Saturdaysx
ecpted. sSunday oxcoptad. Monday excepted, ~.
Rvs aunday at :u0 g. nj. Daily.
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ibn enolih ipieber einn1aI IddbeIn al lpol'
len. eyn elmer Nont botte CT ben gefpiinIdbz
ten Irdan. 6ein oubel mar unen6lih.
Gr bitete liG tuobl, irgenb Semonoem et-
mas pon leinem Slid ju er3dblen.. Das
ourfte CT ni6t, tpenit er toollte, bab Der
Srantit, mas unbebingt notbDenbig mar,
ndl IN ben ndhiten smei Nddteii iDiebers
bole. Gr bangfe bapor, baB bie 70 heiB
ertpiinihten Srdnme ausbIeiben f6nnten.
Aber oas Slid Dillfohrte ibm aud in bies
lem Yunfte. ct trdumte in 0rei anf ein.
amber fOlsenben g}GhteR,i boB in leiner
Ufable inter einenl groBen Stein elm Sopf
pergraben liege, Der Bis an ben Nan0 nit
8olo nnb Silber sefillt Tel. gBer mar
ghldlider als Sein5! Ct begab fih oober
am Wt0rgen oes Dierten 9ages nit einem
Srabihelt in Der Sano nacb Der Mible,
nm ben Sd)ab 81 heben. Wtit Dor Nuf.
regung 5itternoen Sdnben beeann er, an
Der lbm i'm Sraume be3eifneten 6telle 5u
graben. I'm gliidbeoeutenben Worboten
feblte es ftiht. Gr fano erif einen serbrohe-
mem eiiernen Ning, mas Diel Slid beoeu.
ten IoH, uno ipdter Ioear einen neuen unb
gnil3en Oodlsieael. Mas fonnte man mebr
perlangen2 unierem 5ein8 fioB beim @ra~
ben Der 66tpeiB iiber bic Stirne. gr IieB
lid aber Die Grheit niht perbrieBen, iollte
er bod in ,ebn Winuten bas erreicben, mo-.
nod er iein eon3es 2eben seifrebt uns
en0lid)e Heihthiimer. ShlieBl d Idhlua
er nit feinem @rabidsit auf einen aroBen
Stein auf. Sein @eii1t itrablte Dor Gnt.
5liden. sSier,N rief er pOler 6reuoe aus,
bier urio nir9enos auoers lieet Der 51aB
be9raben!" b
Dit aller Rraft berIu6te er oen gtein
au beben. Seins fonnte i'm aber nit1t BON
Der Stelle riiden ino iuobl ober libel muBte
er llda oajn entihlieBen, ieine 6rau 81 Silfe
5u rufen. s-
Spornitrei6s elite ct nad 6auie. en-
Hiegenoen Worten ersdblte er ieiner ssrau
BON ieinem Slid. Oiele mar aana tod
Dor 6reuoe. 2adeno uno weineno Az
9leidber 3eit Dor @nt5iiden fisl iie ibrem
Wann nm ben Sals uno iiberbduite ion
in fiinf Weinuten nit mehr 5dmeidei.
tporten, als er in 5tpansis Sahren aus ibrem
Wtun6e gehDrt bate. Doh icblie6liA
fehrte beioen Die Beiinnuno suriid. 6ie
etlten nod Der Wiible, UNI ben 5iein s,l
heben uno ben 6arunter liegenoen GAaB
in Siherbeit 5u briugen. Mn Der 81 iiale
angelangt, fanoen iie mobl ben Stein, DER
aud Die Wiible, ibre ein3ise Habrunass
9ueue, IN Sriimmern. Sein5 bate ourh
iein @raben ibre @runomauer unterminirt
uno lie mar einseitiir,t. Bon Dem Sd,ab
mar natitrlib nirsenbs cine Gpur au ent.
0eden.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-08-02
(aar bic v@etlide gIditer.A)
DER babfabtise Maller.

Seina ber Wtiiller, mar elm iebr habiiid,.
tiger Wenid. @elb alma ihm iiber Nlles
IN Der gSelt. Yor rei1en 2euten froc, er
i'm Gtaube. Menn in elmer @eielle,oft
BON einem reiben Manne bie 4eoe mar,
10 piegte er ta iageH: 30 Ia, ben femme
tdb red9t gut; mir iino bic beiten Sfreunoe. ]"
Jrogte man ibn etiuas iiber einen armen
vtann, 10 hieb es BEL ibm: ,Den Men-
1dlen femme ih gar niht. g8er fann aud,
NIT aler Belt SSreunof1aft balten un6
iiberbies bin i'd in Der gDahI meiner
Jreunoe iebr poriiebtig."
Bet all leirier Sud)t nah Heihfhiimern
mar pelr5 bod niir elm armer Seu5el. Gr
beiaB nithts aIs ieine Mibie. go Ionae
otele lfano tilo airg, bate ct tpeniaifens
5u ellen; tie mari ibnl aber nod einen flei-
aen HeberlduB ab, ben er forgfdltia auf-
ip0rte. VI fannte fein er6Beres Ueranii=
Gen. als bie ufib 6a feline Sparpfennias an
5dbleii nnb ieine Qlngen an bsm @fona
un0 ieine Ohren an benz Glano bes 0oIs
0eS 5ii tDei0en. Sod oieie eYlDarten G,ol6-
ftiide geniisten unierem Ma[ler nod, Ianoe
nlht. vt mar flur Dor Not6 geIidlert ullb
ct fpDlte bod TN neberfiuB lt,lpeloen
Zines 5a9es, ais er 10 feinen WsnonFen
iher ieine Mrtnutb lamhina. h6rfe er. hns
Elm R1hbar lnter 5einenl 6ouie einsn
Shab .qeinnoen babe, non 0em er orei
Nddte binter eironoer oetrdumt hattie. =
Oiele Na6rlht periebte ln5erm peina elmer,
fbrmlihen Gtih iil's 9er3. .Oa,a nlurrte
er, vorbeite i'd Sng un6 Nadbt. nm eill
pnar pfenni0e 5u fparen, p66rerb mpil,
Hnm6nr tib eintndb ing Bett Ieot nn6 bis