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RAILROADS.,
CHANGE c3E TIME.
ToTARE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1874.
THE GALVESTON.
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.

Three Daily Passenger Trains.
Leave Galveston nj 0:l0 m md arrive Ut
Houston NJ $40 m,
Leave Galveston at 300 y III and arrive ut
Houston nj GOO p M.
Leave Galveston AT $50 p IN and arrive ut
Houston ut 500 m.
Leave Houston ut $40 m ana arrive az
Galveston at 500 n IN.
Leave Houston 1890 a IN ana arrive ut Gal
weston at 2:'N y m.
Leave Houston at e!30 p IN and arrive at
Galveston Ut 1880 y IN.
ON Sundays, passenger train leaves Calves
ON Mt 1000 II ~. Leaves Houston NJ 300 p IN.
The 0.ln ~ m train from Galveston connects
At Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris
burg and FAn Antonio railway. Comets ut
Houston with the Houston and Texas Cen
trnl railroad.
The 800 y M express nom Galveston CON
meets with the Houston and Texas Central
railway,
The 300 u m express nom Galveston con.
meets with tho International anu Great
Northern railroad ut Houston ot y NJ.
The 1890 n IN train nom Houston arrives AZ
Galveston AT 230 y m. Connects with the
Morgan stcnnivrN
Ticket Offices 100 fremont street, G9lves-
ton, and ~ The depoia.
Communication tickets 10 local points, one
thousand and Ave hundred mile tickets, can
be purchased at the ticket offices of this COM
pai,y or from Galveston ticket office.
q. ~. NICHOLS, Superintendent
II. b. Andrews, General Ticket Agent.
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WE WEEKLY Herald.

rilE WEtkLY HERALD viii hH pub
iaNri tfrN saturday mnrulng, nuhst llr
lNni falb iri hunr'u fith iW alt mon lirt
,lgtuir iuHiNHnrU, no auunupiiun lHkru
irN .ras period lhHu aiA nuuiib.
AuFrfl| nHuls iUnHilfN Ui iiin rHlH ul ~ IN
pee square iuf lHH nIsl lutrUiuut Wui iitruia
'ul u0'i nUut luUt Insertion,
unluHtN notices, marriages llnlhhi plhllr
lnirlluss, rtnla ~ THEMES, ulrr ia hr phiA lHf
al tHli advertisement rates.
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sor their ONE HUNDRED PAGE PAMPH
LET, containing lists Of 5000 newspaper and
estin,atss, showing the cost Of advertising.
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law blanks Of every description, fori sale
and printed to order, at this efiee,
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Grand total vote Of The state......'--.'.. I'S''
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j, W, swIaDaLLs, Psopsis'aF'
A,iENIk

Travelling agpnu q, w. hHrkrt,
Nov AprN ~, FilnWali, =, 81, flllnuglll q
10, hud Halter a lnrke
Philadelphia Coz MrHlApllll = luf
Cmruuaii y, a. fHfYin,
Nav Orlransi ihnluHs MrlnlYlfi
Shreveport w, N. sparks,
llnuslnui v, w. rusniug,
austin, Texas 4, Nulgh
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Condensed Through Time Card
70 poiuiH North and f~t Via the
Houston and Texas Central ny
AND CONNECTIONS.

Trains arrive and depart from Houston m
follows
ACCOMMODATION. THROUGH TRAIN.
Ieaves,........ 300 A, " i,cnves..,.... $50 y, ".
Arrlvoa.,... pi0 4, NJ, Arrlvcs.o.". H2D y. NJ
Galveston Freight and Ticket once, 70
fremont street. -
A. FAULKNER, Agent
Now York city Freight and Ticket once,
Nb broadway,
n. H. MANCHESTER, Agent.
Visitors a. above cities viii ind tncee Of
fces n pleasant place of resort their leisure
hours whore the latest Toxas papers VIII he
found,
j. DURAND, oenn Sup'L
J. WALDO, Conn Ticket AGENT
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Umee 10 Ihira siaFl 90 glafk A hFgr
HH's AnW hHliniHs, faFHera ~ i'si''HF
anh liHiH hiFefih, husiHfas ohiif-
Tfpni HaaH 90 srranH sinrl
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IUIHIss''' 80 $3.50
Coke's majority in one hundred and
tbirtv-three counties, 5D,OOl.
10 returns from the three small
counties of Liberty, McCulloch aud
Wharton. ,.
There are also twenty-eight morgan
izad counties total counties in the
state. one hundred and sixty-four. -,
To,oi vote returned for GOVERNOR. l0o-0ol
Estimated vote of the missing conn- 40
'''''-'-' -
Grand total vote Of the state-.......-.... lSVOO
, 1874-08-29

moro abundant yiol Of tic crops In Europe, Tho
effect Of Ecrahnndart crnrH md Of ditnnHhnd rt,r-
cllhaE poasr Of tosn who to tlon IN TO
annns If England uler tho name "agrtoltural dia-
froAs Tllr lAtter 40rtler 0porAtcs nftor whitp an
4 curG for tin furncr. Nothing Int iinn is ronutro
IN olh, but 1t Ia vol to remember thai tlme ia
required.
Tho Southern newspapers Of Into Iato gon-
o1n!y concur IN stating that tho cotton crop will
exhibit falling off to tic oxtont Of one-tlltrd 10
one-hnf, ON account Of vory hot mud dry weather,
which ia drying up tho pInnt, and vnat hurdcs or
catnrifiiara Which aro dovouriag the remainder !:
THO AuRnat rc}Nr& Of tho Memphis ffcnn.1 Cotsaa
1sh.ge a.'ed avg ~ an. founded tHl,, on ,osss.l s
nessoe, twcuyelght In Arkansas. north Of tho Ar.
kansas Hivar twOuty u NorhGrn atsEtsairr, aid
Six III Northern Alabama, hhows q dccrcaso
81 81 30 ot cent f,en hs poses,t r.! hrsp9ssa ss
get,crn In HAT part Of tho cotton bolt a1id especially
hoycrs III Tnnnessen and Arkanaaa. In Tennosseo tno
decrease from ua July proasct IA estimated at 49, IN
ArkansaH nt 81 IN MisAtssprt a a and ~ Alabana At
seod ty tho rttur1,t Bone districts report crops OF
corn md en&on aiIko burned Hp aud l,tyDna rciemp
tim, although .ioia IL stubt t1at rain would aasst
Ii brtnnG tlle young holls to maturity.
IATEsr.
Wllcat WINS moderately nctivo In tho afternoon,
closi,g 11o hlglor than OIL Change Seller tho
month or casl closed at 031c, selling at D2jz@
0256 60a2}1c. Corn was quiet aud steady at Clio
caaA, G654e for September, arid {G7e sellers for
October. Data were stronger at 389l e@3atSn for
8nptoulhor, closing ut the inside. Meas pork VIVA
q BhndD tlrmpr; HaioB include 1,1D0 bris, seller
October, at 23 as; $50 brfH, seller the year, ut
$l7.37t4 GOO brs do at &l7.50. Lard was Hleady,
with sales OF 250 tea, seller tho yoar, S1l.971@.
, 1874-08-29

H1EEP-Thtr0 wah fh1r local uc' 9ahnu. oht no In
q lrom sppc n thGush ho & qsnss ns Re-
tic week. Good to ohoiee ware saiab. At sy75@i.T5,
''' poor to medium Essf { 1ssfi1aisppr haSiaspr.
E,r sfst Ssar2 Rt''f' p as e. Ss s re-
S.sSs ns.a ,ssiss 90 a xssx atsse SSsply
etlsr sIesF nssss,ss and oa % aes1 t,ekss: b j..
saa p%s ss s 10 g sssd
Ss g. a. s.5sss fees ;s ao 'ia Sus T.
Yosai .ates for Tho waot, $50 head.
11,440 head, against l59 the wn,e tefors. Ihs
supply his beeu lighter than usual gooe lssoek nong
as sss,' ..soasa % s ssss q y sssa
"a = Se SD Not i y = on tSsaa' SssS
aliEEr-Noeeipts were for tie week, I'M cars, or
2a%e head. ,gsnst 15' cars tho wcck bafs c. Supply
generally aud hard 10 sell 1t ans Irlco lo3
loS n oa from u lsst week; extra % to ns s.. log
T., sasNst too; common, IL to Is y, S:7s@
100 Good 4tr0na 1sHsn, NHM yos 9xs' 3s' 'ss head.
NEW YonK. Aug 5.-uEEvEs"necelpts .1,1oo, max
ing 6So for four days. against Gyu for tie saua timo
Lust week Quality vssypoo with but sl; II percent
fhc fow good oAttlo shown changed hands 1t about
forIutr quotations. Inferior nativcs an4 common
hold over. Native steers ranroa Ut 79l3o, 1cxuna
could not hG sold.
s1kxr AND 1AMns-Recepts $780, maxi III 1o1oo
for fur Juys, sgauat II 400 for tinp t week.
Supply too lssgo for dsmund. Market duh ia Bhalo
oasar prices. Sheep ranged from 4Gs0o; lam ts we
7Hc. - - -
swIsg- a4ao, making 10000 forte or days
agataat Il, $40 for aano uno lust week. Noo offered
alive. Dressed arluer; 9@95Sc for grasaors u Vac
MO for coru-fed.
ALBANY,
ALBANY. Aug. s.:-cA7rLE~1secopts, 1876 III; no
olaiiHu from laAt wnek.
SuIxy AND IAuns--sa1l at ABOUT Inst wspl,s rieea.
DuERALQ.
DuFEALo, AnC: as.-oAr1LE-Reeoipts, 1871. total
for tho wetk l3d53 aaea reported oil frci ID nr-
rivals through cousignmcns: yarls noarly b. II OF
! stock-
suEEr AND LAMDa-Rocepts, 400 total for tho
mining unaod will 10 shlppcd East In lrss hand !.
uoas-ieee.ps, $500; totM for the week, 10, 2l o
market SLOW auaty good grahs hog. n ya. ID =
Yarkesa, $1t4saG.Td; heavy hoga, S1a1<S77d, sts tn
loidera asking 4c lugher.
ST, LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Aug. 93.-uods-Ftrm atoclera sc Il 9
5oo lolkass S6o0@t.7s b4con gradcs, ss.5ue37. j..
Rcoe,pts, 4,775. .., 49,.
oArTLK-Firm for best gradca Taxapa, 2Q91t e ;
good to cboics natives, 4hGBc. Kece!nts. 7oo.
, 1874-08-29

New Yonk, Aug. as.-aionoy, 2@211l; primo
discounts, i to Z.
Sterling firm at 1885, 1G@4so24 for sixty~day, aud
489l1014535{ for sight
Imports for tho week, S3.0G0,000.
Customs receipts, S557,00U.
Cold dull at 109114. Carrying and borrowing
ratcs fiat and por cont.
Tho Assistant Treasurer disburscd $a7, 900.
ClcnrllgH, SlD,0Dp, nun.
Governments steudy. Railroad bonds firm.
stxte boutla quiet.
general liat, a.d Il in Wabash. wi;h tho inarhnt
clodsng utaaay. Among tho hales were 233,O0p
Mestern Union. II 300 Lake Shore, GOOD Union
Pacific, and IL. .nO0 Wabash.
Storliug, 4HiLG
, 1874-08-29

Tic following Instruments were lllod for sAoord
on Friauy, Aug. ":
GlIH PROPERTY
Consideration.
North LravNt at, % # of Ewing place, {,
4aA6U Il, dated July H. ....+...... ...,. 81 600
TesAile Ut, lbu It u of WeAt llslron st. " /, 2t1
10t IT, dated July II, Ia71..... $50
Llrralee ut, 1919 ftH ol Nor:h ~, af, ei. Nx
10y II, with improvements, With 1n1l?t n,
dutsd Anx, ,6,Noo
Ba.na 10 thu ahoyst ute Aug. a7.,,...,..., 1ooou
N0rtA Dearborn Vi. 10 Il II 1t GoaLAe u, wi
4a1layI1 II, aatol Aug. N..........,.... 7,175
BoMth Deartr,rA 1t, go y q nf Thlrty.illthHt,
vi, 3ixl11 II, with improvements. dated =, NM
ApH. H.I5.................... x. 3tbQu
Thr FrenlHcH No, ca aGl!th Dearborn st. dated
A. u II. =; S;;;; W.ila Il 'O'0
sS19s It, isted Ja,t . ......., 5000
, 1874-08-29

lug. .olrorou freely to nrrivc. Tho huying was
entiraly oh lDoa1 account. Iran VIVA N largo
l'orted Of loo Iris wl,ito winter cxtran iNatlonnD
nt SU.UO; 900 hrH ID on l,sivnto tarlnH; 100 brla
hnring oxtrna (Minn.} 1T sa.oo; 100 bria do
tHour} at sI.Go,' 115 htls do Of, private lorma !;
at sa.37ll, Total. 723 brs. A!Ao GO lnuy bra',
ut 9l4.0D; no toun Mt si360, NIL oa tack; 70
tons Mt 4li.00, FREQ oil buarsl. The markct
closed with sellers a. tho following range OF
, 1874-08-29

New YoN1, Aug. 9s.-nasiness in dou,ea.to gools
Rluggis! !n1 unsettled hy ycstoraya break in cotlon
goods lndlan Orchard thu brown 8i,eettugs Rro re-
unced Nc. Granville A bluachel slirngs ars now
llc. bde-band printB active. Oottun ianllelR roed
1ae1!tts, An cloyiut stEtings, iu steady relleat.
Wool anteis ant blanketa iu good dolnsnd sui; tr,u
Black aud coored sik vnlyota soin8 freely ut auction
, 1874-08-29
The Produces 1[ark kUtA.

ST. Lou1H, No., Ang. MISUNDERSTANDING doiug;
lull; NJ. rod faI $1.5st9lo7; NJ. = Ills. 0arn
dull; No: 3, 1staabs. Oats qnfet; No. !, AaeS45e'
$.laH. iyo Lu ana lower No. l,S34sy9c-lattur ds-
llyarGl,
rnoyts1oNs~Pork firm ut 100 cAah TOO soller
tho year. Bacou quiet; only J1hing and order trade.
Ir1 tri summer, lbAo lrims Atosin, l07so Eellef
" Magu4 i.
New Yonk, Aug. 2s.-corIoA-Ftrtm; salss. 1,G23
hafa at lGI.tal7tl,; futures elpsel eAsy.
H;EApsruHFx- -Flnnr-lsuccpis, la.olD hrla: sllaae
Arner: slpor Westorn s.Ml State, $t.40@4 4YD; com-
noa to vo, e.trs western a. ana , ss tseo9s:ss
Ia N 76t1Vl1; extra, OAio, 45Gu9b.7u; Ut. l.ous,
f5a5f9poI iya auur qu!ot anu ssoaly ut = 00tsd0o
Uoruliesl ql.igt; WosturHs s5:so4s4.2a. Whsat-Ke.
cuuts Is QUO b; upsup1 shRu1 urmars eln4o1 Qulst
, 1874-08-29

Fn1nAY EvExiNa, AMg.o8.
Tho following wcro tho receipts md aliip-
1ncnH of tho leat1lng articles Of produce III oli-
cago during tho past twenty-four hours, and for
tho cprrospoudi,,E t1ato one yoAr ngo:
, 1874-08-29

rlTTBBU1G, Pa, Aug, 2H,-Orud3 quiet and uu-
clangc 87e 1t wells; sl.00tSll9 Ut river: ltsauesl
weaAer; September 4uolsa Ut laa No" York talsesys
Octabef, l2Le,
, 1874-08-29
PHILADELPHIA Wool 1Fnrltet

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug, 2B.-Wool ilru,; stock
scarco Ohio, Peansyvania, and West viygua double
extra W. aeeys osse5ss; extra, s3sssNe; nlnt-
1ndlana aud Western lins, 4a@a0s; medium, ouG5as
coarxe, 4bes47c; cotnbing, wxahed, 6Uaasc do, uli
Wxsloa, A094ac tub Mashad 15@57e la,nbs, 33d14H
, 1874-08-29
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

FN1DA3, AhR 28
LuNnEn FAE1aMTa.
Manieteo $.t0; Muakegon and Grand Haven. s. as;
Lulingnu, White Lake. aud pantwnar, $l.a7k Usol
to, s.603 l,62k; Meuomonee, sl.25; Mpena, 81 374.
Tho recoipta aqatn Light but ampla. About tht
usnal number Of cnrguos 33 tol carly, and the
ties who ooso to stand around and talk the siiu-
aon. Manlstco pieca stuK sold nt $sQ2. uoards aud
strips quoted at $8.00l medium to Choice
do, 1900; lath Il l50@l .62H. Nc. uota tha
following salc BY Measrs. l. K. Uckford Co. Cargo
schr Ipsy from Malistee, 145 Josta aud scanting
st $4.Do
, 1874-08-29

gratles Rou irreguIhrjy. nrngng Hlalc lower tlan
Yesterday by tho Gsoripl"tan. rere in onata It .o
grasaora aeng Mt $50uQ15. ~. oor to comnon grades
1t 90, n.ediMn at t7oeoo, aud good 10 e1-
tn At 0Q@825. below tue repogte1 ra,isfarR:
, 1874-08-21

Sam. Wilooxen, Of tho Eaglo Ere,y"rv I'm. =
small nenagalio nf monkeys baauora fnra. t,@n :"
coyotes. and tho like liz nlsa has lar!co Nn,v,,
1oundland dog, on whose back ho son1otimo.
places ono Of lllB pct monkeys uleu Lo in rni,,n
tor walk about tho town, tho monkey fnstonaii
TO tho collar Of the dog by string. ~; t,anarni
tAlng tho monkey enjoys hia ride, but 1e saw
him day or two since when he would uuftnplv
have traded himself or for sonlo lpsa prlyliaa
specimen Of: hla srecloH. Ills canina stes1I
belng allowed to, rom, tho streels at will, ya,;
another dog that ho thought ho could wLip' ami
forthwith went for. him l!koa hairy HURRICANE.
In nloment both dogs were on their hind
loga and going for each othor like two sausaun-
maohnoH. Ills maae times very lively for
tho ,,monloy, ~ the stranger dos. evidently
conslaored him % part md parcoi Of hta autaE-
oniHt. Suoh walls Of despair MI that moukoy it,
tered, such hideoun faces az he made NO .noyor
hcnrd or Baw. lie would climb; down tue altlo Of
tho dog Ito bontrodo oppnBlto to whore tho waryaH
going On, alld thenea poop ovnr occasionally. hi.
jaws qulyoring, vlsago t,iatarted, aud lla oyos
starting from ,hoir a0ukots with terror. Az tLe
dogs waro constantly changing BidoB. it 1uatlo
times awtully lively with the monkey. When llo
jumped to tho ground tho atrlng Aelu him, aud
lie found himself tranapled M.,tlor. tho ise. oi
friend md foo. aud lle waA glad to got again n,l
tho back OF bin Htaol and taco the bAttie: The
poor monkey was In WORSE fix than tho boy
who stood on tho burning deo!s, md had not tl,e
uogs boon separated Ao must BoVn Aaya been rol4-
, 1874-08-21
FItIGHTFuL FALL.
a Mnn Preotpltntpd Two I1undrcd
EAH1.

"A nan sprectpitntpd Two Hundred
Eacs.
0tershe6G SDtitlos Grtt.sdY Cuutlty Tenn tdu1 lt)
Correspondence nf tic NastEiile Uaaner.
givo bolor tho particulars. as wo.1 as could
collect them, OF = frlghtful accident which &C.
CURED about miles from hero, resulting In tho
death o. o. Mr. 1soboEt Sanders, the Clerk and Mas
tor Of GEuudy County. 1tf. Sanders liyoH at Al
lamont, about 0 milou from this place. on tho
road to Tracy City. and On laat Thursday (August
i3) rode oyor to- beeisheba. He put up his
horse at tho Ivory stable, and was mot seen mucIl
apd showed plainly that llo had beon drinking
during tho evening. rs he was 4pretty' drunk.
About 10 o'clock that night he again. returned
to tho etabla and Ind his: horso nut up accoud
time. IIo then: laid down in tho stablo and
slept NJ honr OF two. About .l,alf-past
Il o'clock ho went ont Of the stable from tic
back "ay aud callod tho proprietor of the stable
and sad, want to- 500 ynu, but. he
left soon aftori andwAa econ no moro. The next
day his friends, knowing lain condition wleu llo
loft, and hearing nothing of Him, began Il senrch
for him. fearing that ao,no acotnNt lad hcfnlon
him. They continued n frultlcss search all:day
Friday and Saturday. and still hearing no uews
Of him, collected and organized party to con-
tinuo tho search, bit failed to gekany clue to
ll1s Whereabouts until about 10 O'Clock .thiu
lsunday( morning, ~len thoy found tracks OF a
high aud dizzy elm that il visited by Ill who
co'ne to D'erahoba. Upon going to tho oiff and
looking tiown, it was Uncovered that several
limbs had boon brokon otf tho trees immediately
~ore dspaoe s to he to- oo a I've
reaching tho bottom, discovered the nasncloi
and blackencd form ot Sanders LODGED
On t';. , log about 200 foot down: In
.,'s .eacont o had PASSED through tho tops Of
ing. 1io had remained 80 long after lis fall thnt
decomposition had sot ip, and ho was almost m
recognizable, llo bad on blu porson iuo gold
Matfi l Which vas found on hie body uuiuiuTei,
, 1874-08-21

p Denmark; The King, d remarkably, hsnasomo
mat, Idokcd now laa young ~ In 1919, when
bad tlio honor Of being introduced to him on tho
Gssas'"R :; Of tho m9rilage or a EnEsh sonin-
these watsrs before; and, wl,etoyer INV 6o
Thought about tho Importance Of tho oyonE,- 1t is
ono Which evidently fnteresH tho nntiyoH, and
possibly may bencllt them in future. AN, nm
HHritlng, tho King glvos to the officials nul
fngnte, tho Jyllanl. Tomorrow nftoruoop he
'ntcatns away for 1co'ant whero liz maybe OK
peoted on tho Both. i.
, 1874-08-21
The Chasscpot Thrown Aside.

Nsnnsog umns gtHnt fraud M of tho reign mud fal of
eno.!mIer the doteatotl Tsonch,nan' rtc ~
!b.ooo, ,Qoo OF weapons of hlons. Chassanots ya,.
torn aro to he 1nae into rtlos tlat viii moi aitr
ah'n tholl aSty IN the face Of Tic enemy Two rou
Esonoh 0unctals hayo been found mmoh anna.
1lur M 70 the u!iassopot. They ara tia G,as,
nrenuh lnyent!on, aud tho Deaumous, Dutch
, 1874-08-21

Z. G. suuior, tho wel-known arcloolocIss,
has bcen pronounced llBano,
, 1874-08-21
Tho King OF Dentnnrk Mt Th0rshnvn.
Ihorshurn, Earoc (Juy ~, Correspondence u ths
LgfluGH iaHttt,

s',cI, vertlort rhouts anJ fIowera m tbo isI,nd
cnnId a,forl lad hoan cresto5 hv the inv,i III"
Sena and MI IiS nlsiosty landsd ho wnn ,irst ~.
e;v' """ hv - ~ oyernr Tusen "II y;1, D.us a
.an ~, Ia,,alf ~ sho nvnr y,oi1 A -"
Has w III ~ anothor ,at d"r ~ @
te muI ~" aSorsd ~ to & 'o ~
Iao mayer, ~, IT. ba1ns.1 naas1, na EusSaa seneraY
iaspecsua aau p'loaou i;. ~ IAtaenas1' tas ~ seone
low ensneo s ~ ~ uMhsaaay Ky taageaa enaEaetor.
1uas ; o. .1 r. a5giti W. IN s,oa "a OoI s ak aor
, 1874-08-21

,descd tlt g,bjoot for tho Stockton 1nsnno Asy-
INN. ~ AZ Vaa l1o lla mot gel ovor oxamlriag
tho ehd Or hfh tail for Wounds for fotfr llours
n1tSr INC battio porhapa 1o had fcara Of hydro
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-28

5batiade Fno benn aud Die 6alliiisments,
welde mir leste @o9e BON bier unb an-
oersuo ,u meloen batten, pereinSelt seblie-
ben unb lie f0nnen feinsswsss als elm 3ei=
den elmer allsemsinen 8eiddfts- -Galami=
tdt sslten. gs mag mobl nod ettpelde
6irmen sebsn, Die nur ourd auberse,uObn=
li9s anitrensunssn Den Strom Der Yanit
iberbridt baben uno bsrsn Si6erbsit cine
iebr serinss 1T. Tisie mOsen unter Der
eait Der fdllis weroenosn gerpfli4tunsen
;uiammenbre9en. aber ibre 3abl fann
nidt srob isin. Die meiiisn Jirmer, ,psl=
DE Dem anpraa Der lestsu Yaniaus Die
Stirne bieten fonnten, beiinben lid jeBt in
einem iidern uno seiunosn 3uitanoe.
(N. y. Staatss.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-28

Der grtlas um Is, in Soma I'm 2 unb in
aanias nm prOssnt serinser. Sie Seu-
idredsn tparen in bieien Staaten osm
Sommertueijen perberbli4. Sie Guali=
tat 1T in allen oieien StaateS, nit aus.
nabme BON Minnelota, ssrinssr. I'm Der
Pacifc-&iiite 1T Der Grtras I'm ooae so
YrcSent sr6ber, als 1870. Sn california
1T oerielbe I'm 10 uno in Oregon nm 81
Prosent srober. Sn Oregon 1T bic Gua-
Iitdt Der oes poriabrisen @etreioes sleid,
in California nm 3 9ro;ent bsiisr. Ser
@eiammtsrtrae miro bem oes Sabres 1870
beinabe, penn nidt gang slsidtommtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-28

3ulammtn .....,...........f7

0ieies ersiebt fir Den 43. gonsreb cine
republitanilde Waioritdt bon 80 Stim.
men, unb 70 bdtten Die Semoftaten in bie-
len neur Staaten na9 obiser aufitequns
ilr ben A.. gonsreb neunSebn Stimmen
aewonnen. Benn mir nun bieles Ser.
baltnib als Mabitab an Die nod por5uneb-
msnbsn gonsreBwablen lesen, bann tpiro
ii4 Der @epinn Der Semotraten in Den 81
Staten Der Union auf unsefdbr Is Son.
srebmitslieber be,iiiern. Sas &eprdlen-
tantsnbaus oes Gonsreiies ,dblt 292 Mit.
slieoer, bon oenen iib sssenpdrtis "a sur
oemoiratiiden partei befennen. 3dblt
man 3u oisien "a ben porausi9Hi9en be-
motratii6en @sluinn BON IS Witslisoern,
10 tpsrosn Den 0emofraten i'm Rsprdlen-
tantenbauie bes "A. Gonsre1es l72 Stim-
men, ober cine Waioritdt o II
26 Stimmen Su @ebote iieben.
Wiess ii& i.st berausitellt wuroen int
Siben Sdauerseidi9ten, srtra Su Dem
3pede fabrisirt, Inn auf Die Wablen ein-
,upirten. Oa paren i'm norbliden 5beil
BON Sumter Co., alabama, 10 Neser auf
einmal erido0en. Gin Der. Staatsn Yoit.
jug auf oem Wese bon 9ipinsfon mad
0emopolis in bemislbsn Staat ansebal=
ten. gu adi4medtouprd9tis in airum.
larum.G County bate man, tuer meib wie
Diele Garbise, bios neil iie bas raoifale
Sidet itimmen iuollten, an lan9iamen Jeu-
er sebratsn. unb mas bersleiden erbau-
li9s &lsinisteiten mebr wuren. Oas bot
i'd aaes als eitler republifanii&er Dunit
erwieIen.
OaBb bas Bolt ben 8sbaltsbisbitabl
ni4t sleidsiiltiS aufssnommen bat, Saoon
,eisen Die Wablsn ebenfalls. Bon ie9s=
unbbrsibis Witsliebern bes Reprdientan.
ten.Sauies bes smeiunbpier,isiten Gon.
srsfes, tpelhe bic aure9tmdbisen SebaIte
bs5ossn aber Suriideriiattet baben, fno
BLOB nsun ,uieber in ben Gonersb seudblt
uorosn. Don 3tpeibunbsrt uub feben &e-
prdientanten bic Den Gebalt einitsdten uno
ibsr ibrs rsamiitbisen golesen Ia9ten.
1T blob elmer ipieber srmdblt worben.
&oupsrnsur Renos bat in 2ou5iana iest
,5rnbsl" nit lsinen Satelliten. Inter Der
ibm nit Saut uno Saaren erseb.nen Wle.
tropolitonpoli,ei seben ii& 3si9en Der I'm
,ufrisbsnbsit su ertennen. Dem Werneb-
men naa baben iene Tratorianer ison
isit 2 Wonatsn teinen Sob msbr erbaltsn
unb lebsn auf grsbit. Ssst bsibt es T: Pas
Pargent qas de Suisse.