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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-02

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-02
Gt1ye 8Gr,cI.sttaab,

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riibmte1te 8Grenjd9er in, gon5en gplllHD
beto,1nt: Sc mar cine 2uF, iibln sllsu=
GDren, wenn ,er pDn sieinen s@treifereien
uub Mbcntel1ern er5d6lte sl'no bqs 9onS in
ln1]1li1ter1@eiie r, ,uie'er .iel6er mar,
Oe,1''n1or es gar lidbt 'oniaG, .ooB er BE-
rcits 10 lnb 10 picJ luilbe 8efien erlegt.
Nber ers lpubte nidt si,llr gppl1 .,li6 5u re-
ben, ion6ern fonnte. ou6 ale Walopor=
9dl,se jeines Be5irfs !, ',nb 10 er5dblte5er
mir .einmo1, ols id ibn al'f elmer .nlciner
5treifereie, trof fofgcnbes Sogabel,teuer.
SD nlDdte, bob Spbn GDencD OH,
9iiemonbenl 5ll nabe treteu;. aber nand)e
9eute 6olten bic MolofenntniB fiir etiuos
lebr @eringes, big iieli6 'eii1mol re9t
tii9tig 5lpifhelt ben .<8du,neli ,perlallfen
boben llno r. 8elpaltig lie all9 su Sau1e
proDlel, mDgen,. .,ulirben 1ie bod gang
ionberbar brein i9oue11, ,penn ibnen I'M
Waloe pl0kli6 eins Der piloen Sbiere
bege9nete. :. ..tr ...,..rrI - ,,t,gs
.6ier5sin ber n66iten 6tabt ipobnt
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ging Ell; @lenntbier gu erle9en. uno 2fG
als ct ettuos ,auf Iei,ler Sdbrte berantro=
ben b6rte binter einen u119efaQenen
5tomurt legte = Inn ii6erer i6iebeu 5u
fDnnen. Ser Monn ober,: Ser mod III
jeinem 9ebcn fein> 1ol9es Sbier geleben
botte, biidte ii6 nidt i6le4t 'binter iei=
nern olten 8ollmc, ols Elm groBes 5e6s=
idbrtees Glenn, b6ber als lein Yfero> nit
@emeiben, bic lint olle Melt 10 ousla=
6enl ols ob lie, inn 9eben ni6t 6ur6 Sic
Oi@ten Bdlme fprtf0nnten, polterno uno
Die. .BIld)e niebertreteno beronfau,.
vWenn bu mir ni6ts tbuit, thu i6 bir
au6 nidts>" 1pro@ er gum Glenntbier.
l1no bas lieB ibn rubi9 lie9en uno ipaz
Sierte an bem gelooenen 2oufe ruDig por=
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9ieler ielbi9e Bur1 DIE tpuBte ,reiter
ni9ts bon 8dren> als mas ct llns Sdger
bapon botte er5dblen bDren, unb SAP 1ie
nan9mal Elm Dalb 9ubenO &u9eln in
ibrem 2ei6e nit forttrase,1> ober @ott
msib pie biel 9unbe tobt19lagen, tpenn
pir iie aus ben Sauen nebnen >polle,l
in 6enen fe, BEL ben Suben feftgebalter,
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@ut. 9ieler Mann iaB in 1einem
9oote ouf benz: See 1ln0 ,partete alf
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berte um ein Gilanb uno fano cine groBe
8drin, Die na6 Dem anoern l1fer bil1<
lberl6lpimn1en tuollte. 9a er nit lei=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-02

--Snben Ser. g toa te II 9ibtes
100000 Srint=Golons uno l2S,000
@9ulen. Ser 9urf na9 olcobolil9en
@etrdnfen 1T bierna9 BEL lpeitem 9r0Ber
ols Ser @ilensourlt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-02

i'm, leiosr 3oo6ne Mubs au0 3bsi oe1nneau=
ta9sneniDen, unler ben g9rilen lftnoet
Sbre Reoensarten alleiu i6on geben ba=
bon 8elpci1e eenllg. - uMein gott uno
mein gllles )" rief Sron5isfus geropbitus
oft In :, 1eben1uhtsboller grDebun9 5,l
Soft: :, nit 9nitJt geri1t9erer~ gebnlrdt
ieuf5en gar Diele empor 5llr S6be ,,ibrer
.@liidleligfcit, gum Mammon: ,per bid
fat, tat Mlles! -8ont g0tt!iden Worte
6eiBt es.: piles 1T o1lrb oaHelbi9e 9e<
na9t, unb oblle haHelbe 1T ni6ts ge=
mo9t." sNi9t bod la9en Die 2eute: be-
trodtet ci,lmol sic 5auier, Die @troben,
bic @arten, Die be,pesli6en Ta6rnille,
Sic Mol6inen, bic Beleu6tun9sopparote,
unb MQes was INNER Gunit unb @elperbsz
FeiB auf bieler llntpirtbli6en Groe ciiten
qaes bieles it ourd Sag @elO, s9ema6t,
unb p6ne @elo, 1T ni1ts .semo6t ---
v@ei @ott, iagt Seius, 1T alles m6gli6,""
uno.:: v,pbne Mi6 t6nnt ibr ni6ts tbun )"
2ober eben bieb rii6men bic Nqtogsmen=
iden ou6 pom ibrem Qlb9ott: per bel
@elb it, bem 1T alles n69li6, DINE Gelo
1T niGts olls5uridten = u@u6et 5uerit
oos @ei6 @ottes, uub bas uebri9e ioiro
eud bon 1elbf sufo1en" oos b6ren Die
2eute sar oft, BON beraonSel berob> ol(ein
lie pre0i9e1 cine piel ein9dn9li6ere, &C.
mein fobli6e 2ebre.: lu6et nur 5uerf uno
por ouem BOG @elo, bann, 9elpiB, miro
Giles onbere bon ielbit i0pn tommen
go bat 16on Der .@i1ter (9oro0
einf 1eiuer Mitbiirger Der &6mer..
selpottet: ~ 8iir9er j, 8ilrger, 1u@et
Dor Qlllem oas G'elo !; noG DEM
|@elbe folset Die Sueeuo j; ollo lebren'S
Die Siinglinge, al]o sic @rci(e!" 9enl
bieb, it, >pie stug,1tiuns bemerft qlle1
@ob}li1tigen Mobllpru6 $50 piel ol
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6esbolb, ipie bic Seiben olls. Deili9e
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bic @ei5isen ni@t ibr .@elo on5utaiten
es 1tebt in Muerbeilieiten, i'm Saberna:
fel bes Saules. .-Wos 1T ollo GENTLE
ols bie1e Muslpru6 oes appltels, baB De
@ei5 Elm @0sen6ienlt iei. ooer .lpie Selu!
|ibn nennt, Elm Mommons0ienit i ? Uni
5lpar weld elm @0kenSienit:? Scr
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uuroen S@ofe p0er Climber 9el9la9tet
aber tper fat ien1als @eeleu i4lo4tsl
9e1eDen? 8erFu6t 1T Der .Opferolto1
| Ser 6abIu9t! gGenn bu Oielen @lta1
! in Ser Mdbe betra9teit, 10 wirit' ou oa=
l1el61t Menl9enblut fnoen, bort luirit
ou @eeIen i6ladten ieben, bort wirlt ol
Die emp0renbten uno 9rau uianll ten Spfel
antreHen !" Sn ber Sbot> ,penn man 1r
piele l1nbelonnene }iebt, Die bloB pom
@e,pinne 9elodt, ber. 8erfibruns {i@ BIN
9eben, unb sallo lire 9eele nloroens .1r
0iele Mliitter, Die aus Bewinniu6t ibrf
&inoer ausliefer1, ~1o piele BetbDrte oil
aus @eiS bic @ere6ti9teit perloileL il
Wiele> Die ni9ts, anoercs u6teno blof
fragen mas 1pollt iDr mir 9ebtn - tplt
| ion man ie onores rennen, ols blutis'
@Gla9topfer ber @eelen auf Dem Nltar'
Der @obIu9t? 9ier nur Gin @ellpiel.
Nn einem Trublin9sobcno oes Sobres
1913, trot Elm jun9er polnil6er &rie9s
mann in cine Wirtbs1tube 5u SultQpa
Tr SG,ipn 1phr frnhIiclpr 0n,Irp. nm nDf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-09-02

9(n einem Trublin9sobcno bes Sabres
1913, trot Elm jun9er polnil@er &riegs=
mann in cine Mirtbsitlbe gu pultapa.
@r l6ien 1ebr frDbli6er 2onne, uno pon
Ser3ens persniist 81 lein, ou6 mo6l Elm
futiges 8orbaben aus flbren 5l ,uollen>
benn ct 1ab ben WirtD uno bic Wirtbinn
nit iiberaus freunoli9en Bliden an, uno
benobm lt@ gan5 beimi{@ uno pertraull9;
iebte au6 ,einen 9etpi6tigen 8elltel bon
@elo ouf Sen Slid, ben @irtb erlu9eno>
ct m69te i'm 1elbes Big 5nn nd61ten
Morge,1 perlpabren. l1n0 na6oem ct l!n=
ter 1nan9erlei @6er5en uno leltlamen9(n=
1pieluneen ieinMbenbmabl eingenomlnet1>
besab er1i6 enbli6 in bos fleine @9lof
sema6> bas man linn .5lre9t sema9t.
Sn5tui1@en botte ber Wirtb 19on lange
mit&ui iternDeit ben @elbl lod bedu9elt> 1lno
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-26
That LITTLE GIRL
Preparations for the Wedding at the
White House.

From the Courier -Journsl.
And now 1t is rumored that Mics Grants
wedding is to be hastened, aud the names
cf her five bridesmaids are given. These
are the Misses Iorie of Philadelphia,
nieces of the e1 Secretary of the navy !;
Miss Dre1el daughter of the Phiiadelphia
banker; Mis-, Kitty Cooke, laughter of
the ex,banker Henry D. Cooke; and Miss
Anna Barnes, daughter of the Surgeon
General. have not yet heard the names
of the groomsmen. OF course Col. Fred.
Grant will 5e Miss Cookies groomsman;
she is his .fdncee. It ha, been thought
best since the arriya. of Mr.. Sartoris to
allow the marriage to take place next
month instend of waiting until October.
The secret of the engagement was well
kept, unit! the arrival in Philadelphia of
Mrs. Fanny Kemble, Sho is Mr. Sartoris'.
aunt She mentioned the fact fret. When
the elder Mr.. Sartoris and his son met
Miss Grant on the steamer coming from
England last October year, they we're on
their way to Michigan, where Mr.. Sartoris
owns lands, and he intended to locate this
his second son in tha, State, for him to
earn his own living. The sudden death of
the eldest son toek place while they were
travelling in the West, and telegram WAS
'en. to President Grant to learn their
whereabouts and inform them of the sad
news. OF course they returned to England
Immediately upon the receipt of this intell-
igence. Now that the young man has
such different prospects, he will not cutiv-
ate wild lands in Michigan, but take his
bride to his ancestral halls | wonder if
there is as much sorrow felt when death
is SO advantageous to the brother as there
is among our plain folk, where all the
children have equal advantages! Every
day or evening lunch or dinner partie. are
given to the happy young couple. They
were present at lunch which Mrs Admirnl
Lee gave in honor of Miss Preston, prior
to her departure from this city. Gen.
Babcock gave them dinner party Satur-
day evening, to which many of the leading
young ladies and gentlemen of the city
were invited.
The carriage which conveys the happy
young couple around attracts much atten-
ton. 1t is drawn by four superb looking
horses; the harness is of silver, with gilt
| tering chains and ornaments, the long re,ns
are white and the liveries of the servants
as handsome a. possible. Fiske and Hem
bold brougb. s'icb disl lay into such bad
repute that various comments are made BY
spectators. Inasmuch as no modern Presi
dent has attempted such style, it woule
have been better for the family, consider
ing what year of suffering this has bee-
30 thousands, and while many consider i
indelcate in the President to retain tn,
extra twenty-five thousand added TO bis sal
ary after Congress was forced to reduc,
their own pay, to abstain from this dali
display Of their imperial nagni6esas.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-26
Bound to Get a Subscriber Any Way

From the Detroit Free Press.
He was once out on juunt in the town
ship of White Oak, Ingham county, stick
ing to every farmer until he got his name
and money, and it so happened that he
came to a house where death had called a
few hours before. The farmers wife was
laid out, and the husbandman and his child
rem were grieving over her loss when the
editor knocked at the door.
whats up?" inquired the editor, as he
saw the farmers solemn countenance BE-
fore him.
my wife is dead" replied the farmer
'Is that so! mused the editor, little
disappointed. "Did she die easy!"
Dropped of like lamb"
"Did she say anything!
"Nos a word-just went right to sleep
like
II didn't know continued the editor, q
sad lock on his face, "but what she might
have requested you to subscribe fer ths
Cascade, which you know is TIE best paper
in the county. If you want it I'll TAX,
your name right in, and under the crcum
stances l won't charge cent for the obitu
AIRY notice T. r fTfT 81
The farmer hung Of for a while, but be
fore the editor went away be had two nd
di,ional dollars 10 bis pocket, and bad writ
ten out an obituary notice for publicasio.
in the next issue, which the bereaved hus
! bsnd pronounced - slightly smars pisee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-26
Legal Notices.
IN PRoBATE--MANITowoC COUNTY
oURT.

IN PRoBATE--MANITOwoc COUNTY
In the matter of the estate Of John E
Cronin, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Peter
Mulholiand, setting forth the amount o. per-
sonal estate that has come to bis hands and
the disposition thereof-the amount Of debts
outstan1i ling against said deceased, and q
description Of all the real estate Of which
said deceased died seized, and the condition
and value of the respective portions thereof;
and praying tina. license be TO him granted
TO sell all of the real estate Of said deceased, |,
and il appearing by said petition, that there
is not sufficient personal estate in the hands
of said Administrator to pay said debts, ard
that it Is necessary in order To pay the sans,
TO sell the whole Of said real estate il is
therefore ordered that all persons interested
in said estate appear before the Judge of this
Court, on Mon lay the 18Th day of April. A .
b. 1874, at 10 o'clock A NJ at the Office of
the County Judge in the City of Manitowoe
IN said county. then and there to show cause
(if any there be why license should not be
granted to said Administrator to sell said
real estate according to the prayer Of sad
petition. And il is further ordered, that
copy Of this order shall be publshed for four
successive weeks prior to said day Of hearing,
in the Manitsvoc PILoT d weekly newspaper
printed and published at Maaitowoc in said
county. and personally served on all persons
interested in said estate, residing in said
county, ct least fourteen days before said
day Of hearing By the Court
Dated at Manitowoc, the 10th day of March
A. D., 1874.
sl3-4t t G. 0LNsrKp, County Judge
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-26
The Indiana,
Troahls Expected 1t the Red Cloud
aud spotted Tail Agemciee-Effocts
of the Presence 81 the Peace Com.
mist0nerS

CHErENxE, Wy, March PA special
to the Cheyenne Leader, from its CORES
Iondent at the Red Cloud agency, says the
situation is unchanged. Five companies
Of troops are standing there, and FIVE at
Spotted Tail. The Peace Commissioners
have had talk with the Indians, but moth
ing is accomplished. The issue of beef is
ordered suspended until the indians come
to be mustered 1t Is thought that the
number Of lodges for which beef ha. been
issued heretofore is about 1000 In excess
Of the true number. There is much oppo-
sition on the part of the Indians to being
counted. Red Dog andl family are now the
only Indians registered. Setting Bull hsr-
rangues bis people and urges them not to
register, but to get their guns ready, for
they may need them. No demand has
been ma de for the Indians who committed
murder, and it does not seem probable that
any will be made. The Minneconjous are
still IN tho vicinity of the Spotted Tail
Agency, and have burned the rancho owned
by Frank Yates and some hay belonging to
the government. Lone Horn and Roman
Nose, with their bands, say they will leave
the agency as soon as they get some beef.
The troops at Spotted Tail agency expect
trouble, and are fortifying themselves on n
position which commands the agency.
The Peace Commissioners say The Indians
are as good as the soldiers, and nothing
on; bt to be done towards Furnishing .hem
without first consulting the agent and hav-
ing the matter referred to Washington.
The temper of the Indians at the agencies
Is anything but friendly, and their bearing
towards the troops grows much worse un-
der the idea that the Commissioners and
agents are ulso opposed to military inter-
ference. So far nothing has been accom-
pilsbed. The more hostile Indians have
not been. and the whole question is as un-
settled as month ago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-26
A Champion Ganal-Warmer.

From the Rochester Union and Advr..ssr
The man who called at the Office the
other day to exhibit what he called pa
tent ayer-e1tinguisher is evidently lu-
matte. lie came again this morning, and,
after sitting DOWN in wellfayored dish
of paste which had been prepared for the
benefit of an exchange fend," be remark
ed:
"Busy!"
"Well, $3.50. What is it!'
IS s-s-s-s-h!' he asrirated mysteriously.
"I've jissgot the biggest idee in my head
that any man ever 'rassled with"
'1ndeed.'
eyes, stree. Now, you see, l iist pro
pose to be n benefactor to the human race.
This here idee of mine will jist pay Of the
hull Of the nashunal debt if you only put
her through, and don't wait to make q
cent out Of it nuther"
might it not be we'll to-
''Oh, know what you're going to sag,
an I'll jist come right to TIE pint at oncs.
This here idce, which cum mighty near
listin' the top of my head off, is jist like
this; Eve got patent plan to prevent the
canals from freezin' in winter or summer
This hain't no chemical idee nuther, but
then brsvity is the thief of time, an my
notion is about this: propose to build a
nice fire proof buldin' over the canal, ex.
tendin' it's hull length. This building will
be ornamental, and the upper floors can be
used as Offices and elevators. Bizness will
flow into 'em, it can't help 1t. Along in
places where there ANT much population
the building needn't be II ore than two
stories high, but in cities it can't be as big
as Powers Block. The Offices will bs
warmed by steam. and Of course the canal
won't freeze, Cor propose to have law
passed requiring each boat to boil certain
quantity of water an pour it into the canal
every mile she makes. Population
will flow into the magnificent structure
over the canal, an the towpath will be kept
dry. In summer, the heat of the sum " i'll
be kept from tie backs of the mules, an
nienny valuable lives will be saved, not to
mention profanity. 10 regard to the Hud-
son River, well, thatll only require little
more enterprise, but
''Well, sir, how do you propose to carry
out this schelne!
"Smpl. as milk. Suppose the length
of the canal from Buffalo to Albany is 352
miles, and that this building costs $4,000,
600 mile, thnt'll be in the neighborhood
of 81 ,056 ,00o, 900. Now in order to build
the first section we can form a stock com
pany, issue stock an mortgages, not to
mention lots of bonds an sich. You com
prehend the plan, now abou. how much
stock will it take!" I. en- the writer, who
perhaps did not attend the Sunday school
with becoming regularity in his youth, Ut
tered few impatien. adjectives of Chris
tian nature, and slew tho lunatic in cold
blood.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-26
STATE NEWS.

Part of the city Of Fond du Lac is W..
der water.
The Ripon Free Press has been sold tc
Stone, of the Good Templar.
The Princeton Republic announces a
case Of smallpox in tina: place
The Fond du Lac people hold an agri-
cultural convention on the tenth Of April.
They have case of bigamy La Cro-se.
3. A. Builen sues his wife for higamy in
marrying another man.
Edgar P. Hastings, of Chippewa Falls,
has received the appointment Of lumber
inspector Of district No. 6.
Oshkosh ha. horrible case of infant
sids, wherein the mother Of tho chilli cut
its head completely OF.
A man BY the name Of Schunck, Ger
man. WAS killed by a falling tree while
chopping two miles north of Menomonee
Fails, Waukseha county, on Monday.
The hnd;sou Journal SAYS the ladies OF
that city are holding three temperance
meetings q week. and mex week they will
Commence fu.l e.nvass Of the city with
Temperance prayers.
The union ordinance ha. been adopted
bY the Port Howard common conucil, and
it will be settled by vote Of the people
March 3l.t, whether Green Bay and Fort
ilowsrd will become one.
The eiti.ens of Fend du Lac have sub
scribed $50, 900 to the stock OF the pride"
Of the West" thresh,n. machine l2mpany,
and tho work Of manufacturing these ma
chimes in that city will commerce at once
ii. X. Wells, special government com
n o ,nor, will be 10 Green Bay about the
fret If April to tax. up and complete the
enrolln.nt Ct the Winnebago and Munsee
tritr., commenced by the late agent, Mr..
Richardson.
Another attempt to sat fire TO the busi
ness portloD Of Janssville, was made Tues
day evening, some one trying to set fire to
the Dearborn House. No great damage
was doo-. This is about the fourth at
tempt within two weeks,
The Montelio Express state, that the
wagon and blacksmith shops burned at
Geruania last week belonged to Anton
Roskie- Quite number of new wagons
were burned, and the total loss is estmat-
cd at s 1000. Insurance, $50.
The girl Maggie .on, author of the
late inf.ntcde, is dying in the Jail at Osh
ko.h, ia state Of dependency and weak
ness. large number Of ladies visited
her on Friday. The preliminary trial will
come off in n few days, if she is able to
stand the excitement.
The Columbus Democrat says that there
are l12 families connected with the Ger
man L.thoeae Church Of that place, and
that there has been over 40 births within
this circle Of membership since last Octo-
Der. We will wager that the pastor Of the
German Lutheran church At Appleton can't
how hat good record as that.
w H. Walker, editor and proprietor of
The Item, pabli.hsd Ak the village Of Winnie
connee, has h,-eN .Qed for libel in tue sum
of IS, 900 by DR.. d. l.. Johnson, steward
of the Winnebago county poor farm.
Walker has, for the past msath or six
wosks, charged JshHson with keeping the
poor house 1T filthy condition, and allow
ing and encouraging seIusl connection
bet~een the paupers under his charge