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The Placer herald., 1874-05-02

IHE Transportation Committee at Wash
ington, decide that Congress has Constitu-
tional power to regulate Interstate COM
merce of every description; that it may ap-
propriate money for the construction of rail-
roads or canals, where necessary for the
regulation of commerce; that it may in
corporate company to construct them,
and exercise the right of eminent domain
within the State; in order to provide for
such right, to take for public use, paying
just compensation therefor, any existing
railway, or canal, owned by private persons
eor corporations. The report discusses these
propositions at length, and fortiGes them by
various decisions Of the courts. Now that
1t is decided that these powers belong to
Congress, we hope it will not be slow in ex-
ercising them, when necessary for the relief
of the people.
The Placer herald., 1874-05-02

And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors made on the 26th day Of
March, 1874, so many shares of each parcel of
such stock may be necessary will be sold at
public auction, at the Court House in Auburn,
On Wednesday, the 27th day OF may, 1874,
at the hour of | o'clock p. NJ. to pay the de-
linquent assessment thereon, together with
costs of advertising and expenses of the sale.
j. r. CRANDALL Secretary.
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The Placer herald., 1874-05-02

CoLFAx positively. but respectfully. de-
clsnss to become candidate for Congress-
He is doubtless waiting to be coaxed. We
think lie will wait.
The Placer herald., 1874-05-02

OAKLAND has had a terrible visitation of
ghosts, recently, or else the Chronicle lies,
and we all know it don't do such things.
The Placer herald., 1874-05-02
NOTICE LITIG ANTS.

As the constitutional right of the Legislature to
peal the Act Protect Liiigants far relates to
inc contracts of those papers that have complied with
theaw, is be test cd in the courts notice is hereby
given that the proprctnrs and publishers of this
per will con,inue to comply with its terms in accord
6nce with bond filed until Judicially determined
If legal notices Published in the HERALD they
are to be right If published elsewhere decIs-
ion in favor would make Illegal all publications
not made in the Herald, and throw the suits o. all
lltigant~ who or have Teen dsreoarding this
tice back into the courts word to the wise is sui-
cient.
The Placer herald., 1874-05-02
OYSTER SALOON.
MAIN STREET, opposite Wells, Fargo & Cos
Express Office,
AUBURN. CAL.
JOHN LINECER, Proprietor.

Mr.. Lineger has recently taken charge Of this
favored resort, and has supplied the bar with
the best of all kinds of beverages and cigars to
be had in the market
FRESH OYSTERS in every style served to
order n37-74-tf
The Placer herald., 1874-05-02

Committee of Awangements.-S. G. Glow
Geo Lyon. w. H. Puffer Berry Mitchell, DAN
Hogins.
Committee of Invitation Newcastle, Ed. W.
Culver, G. L. Glow, A. N Page, E. Goodrich;
Rocklin, D. M. Walker, Geo. M. Williams;
Pine, J. o. Loomis; Penryn, M. Cronin, John
Holder; Ophir, M. T. Staples, G.. w. Hurst;
Auburn, J. NJ. Fulweiler JOS Mclaughlin;
Roseville, B. w. Neff, Parker Berry; Lincoln,
John Haney, John Patton.
Floor Managers II. Puffer, S. G. Glow
The Ball will be given at GOOD TEMP
LARS HALL.
Supper at Pages Hotel.
Music by Fisch & Reinhart's String Band.
Tickets, including Supper, ,..........,. $500.
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The Placer herald., 1874-05-02

With such results as these, we think II high
time that this continued bowling after more
stringent prohibitory legislation should cease
and that men and women who have become Ia
natc in the cause of temperance, should, by
their silence in the future, show tina. they are
not wholly devoid of wisdom
Boss.
The above article presents many good ideas
and arguments, and is well worth reading. The
last Legislature of California passed five or SIX
laws on this subject tending toward prohibition;
and experience, which is the best proof, will
soon demonstrate whether prohibtory laws are
wise or unwise -ED HERALD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
&it@e atMS g8tHeni1aft.

9te UStaatS5ettIns" mar bappn (ppn Der See
bauptung bes Yater Serrp, buB Nir6e uno QSillen>
19att ll6 gang gut NIT ttll1uoer pertriigen) 10
entSltt, oaB lie ltb 9enet9t e%rtldrte, Die Seb0upa
tIn9 81 nrlterl9relben. 9tun tOmmt Der 9illfenoe
Sote ua6. Sim %. 0tat btelt n&ater" Scrrp lets
men Gortra9, am 2. SUM- erblelt er DON lelnem
por9elesten Sil9of Solep bic brteili0e anSei9e,
0aB man n%ieiner Olenlte ni6t ueiter %bebilrie
Sas mar auerota9S faltes Aarer aIf ben GtltDu>
%llasn1ls Der nStautsSettuHg." IS fann aber no9
19ltmmer foulner, bonn es lDlte inns 1ebr 1pl1l>
bern, menll Dem vGater" Serrp cine unoere Nabl
bIiebe, ais entpeper it'd gang Don 0tom ~losSuia>
gen DDer IN Die Fonttel6 SI lnarl6trer. llno pap
er Die Nabl bat, perbantt CT dlI1 MIR benz url>
itanoe, baB Ct i'm 10. SabrbInpert lebt. Sdtte CT
Su Oaltlet's Setten yeIebt ulb 9eleDrt, plr0e
man tbm bic SSabl gar nt1t 9cl0lel baben; uno
bdtte man Die Wta1L malG lpitrOe es beute ebenlo
pent9 tbuH.
&n5eiger beS @eitens.
S96ner @ebanfe, aber IS fommt anz
6ers. Oenn Die neuli6 AUDI in Der Su.
Staats3tg. gema6te Wtittbeilung bon Der
NlbIebu1g bes Bater SerrD our6 ben
8ii0of Volep felt ii6 ais etne r.
rice beraus. - 9ttdt etnmal in cine
anbere 0iO5eie Deriebt tporOen lit bis
iebt 4ater &errb. 8enu aber aud bas
gsi66be, 10 miirbe eS benn bod nod ipeit
e"ntfernt BON ietner MuSitoBung iein. Gr
brau6t fi9 ni9t bon 9tom loSSuiagen,
brau6t AUDI nt9t in bic g0niten3 gu
marf6iren, ionoern fann mad ipte Dor
iammt feiner 1eber5eugung, Dab Die moz
iati6e neutrality-suspicious. nur etne
f60ue 0i6tung lit 000n fir Den,
Dem ite sefGaD, fatboltl9er Prteiter uin
good standing" iein.
9enn in Iapitel 2 ber am "a. Nprtl
1870 pom Yapit erlaiienen Constitute
dogmatica de fide catholica'' miro aus
brudli6 geiagt: "Eos (ote Bidder bes
alte1 unb l1euen SeftamentS) Ecclesia pro
sacris ct c%anonicis habet, non... quod
revelationem sine errore contineant,
sed etc.,; ;. +. voie fatDoliI6e Stride
betra0tet Die 8ii6er beS alien uno neuel1
GeitamenteS II d t beSDegen ais betlige
unO tanonti1e, neil ite cine Sffenbarz
ung ODne aIIe SrrtDiime entz
btelten, ionDern &C. &C." uro i'm folgen>
Den glbiaBe Deilelben &apttelS miro nur
II . q d OeS " a II b e II s
II II 5 Der Sttten Die DON Der
Stride alntlt6 ange1pn1ntele NuSlegu1g
be5 Shines Der St6el ais fir &atDDliten
perbtnblt6 erfldrt:
Tut in rebus fidei ct morum m, ad
dculuCdGlOHtu uoCGA1udC Ou1lSLlaudC pc1Ii-
nentium, is pro vero sensu sacrae Scriptu-
rae habendus sit, QUEEN tenuit &C tenet
Sancta Mater Ecclesia".
2llio: II d in 8e3ug auf Bic moiais
i0e neutrality-suspicious., ni6t 1T Be5ug
auf bic Sagen Don ytOab uno Sam, BON
Abrabam unD 9agar, BON Stmiou nlo
ben Ybiliitern uno Gbnli9e 0tnge
bralNt Der &atbolif bic Sil6er 0eS alien
Geitanentes ais m0rtli6 gu glau6enOe
8abrbett ST. betra6ten, ionoern nur III
Sa1em DeS 9Iaubens uno Der
Sttten, 10 wett tie 3nr Qufer~
bauung Der 6rtflt6en Sebre
oienen.
So perfiin6et bonn 8apit 9tus benz
Jteunten I'M Sabre 1870. Wtu Der Nts
seiser beS 8eltens tatbOlti9er lett, ais
Der Bap1t?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
9te,,Sritte 8rdToentIGaft."

Grant mag iebt tbun, mas er mill -
10 lit itets ein S6lauber8er, tpel6er oas
politii6e @raS na6ien bort, 5ur 6ano
nnb ruft: ySebt - er trtfft 8orfebrun>
een, I'm 3un1 britten Wtale 8rGftoent 51
perben." @era6e Bel lei1en beiten 6anoz
Iungen, 3. .. BET ieinem frGfttgen 2lufs
treten gegeu bic BapterBeloi6minoler
miro ibn1 Dteie Nbit6t arn metiteu altges
i9rieben; ie1e flu9eI Seute pt1le1 es be-
ittnlmt, Dap CT cine groBe 0artgelopartet
o~rqaniiiren tptu, nm auf ibren S6ultern
aun1 britten Wtale Die YrGitOentl9aft 81
erla1gem.
8or eintgen 8o9en belt ii6 6enrb
Watterion bom ,,Louisv. Journal eth
paar Gage IN @al6tngton auf. @r bat
oalelb1t vsipii1en @%6alnpagnerz uno
SDerrD>S lai1eu" Go 16rteb er ielbiD-
Die ueber3eugung getDonnen, baB Grant,
oer ais Staatsmann ebenio gel6ent nno
balsitarris iet, mie ais SeloDerr, IN Der
Stiue ulD nt6t obne Aus1i6t auf Gr7
folg, unabldliig 0arouf binarbeite, t6etls
mittellt Der nDrDli6en 9artgelofreunDe,
tbeils mittelit Der friibereu %tonan9ebenz
BEN Bolitifer oes Siibems i'm NoDember
1876 sum oritten Wfale gum YrGitoenteu
oetpGblt Al tperbem; lel6lt Der b0flt6e
Gmpfana, pel1en Der alte Seuerfrener
goombs bon Georgia fIr3li6 inn WeiBen
9auie eefunOen bat, tparo BON 2Satter7
ion in Dieiem Sinne nno in nod 19llun1
merem Stune ausgelegt. U3tpt10en
Gbampagner unb SberrD" (bieuet0t AUDI
siptlden SDerrD unb @o9nac) trGun1te
es Dem auten @atterion, baB @raIt, be-
1onoers audi nit SIlfe Der oes republic
tanii6en 3egierungsipltems lberorll1Is
gen alien Silbrer oes Suoens Der per-
manente 8eberri6er Nmertta's iueroen
mole unb tperoen tDnr1te.
Oem saDlrei9en 9ta9betern Watter'
1on's in Der Yrefie lit iettber Die Soee,
baB Grant nod etnnal BrGitoent Ooer
Qar Otftator ODER &aiier meroen poue,
f0rr1li6 gum Dogma g%etporoen,
2lnbere SSournaltiten oagegen, Del6e
@aibington nt1t nllr I'M Tluge ltno TN
Sturme beriibren, 1onoern als rubl9e
Beoba6ter beitGnotg bort pertpetlen, La
den I'll oieiem Dogma uno ertldren es
Fir einen uniiru. Iementli9 gilt bas
aud BON benz 8albin9toner eorre1pon7
benton Der Chicago Tribune &oDHz
fsns (,,Gath''), oeilen llrtbsil III bteler
Nn9elesenbeit INN 10 mebr ms @eipt6t
fGQt, ais er unter Grants biiitglte 9e9z
ner eeb0rt. ST ferttgt iebt bic sSoee, Dap
@raut auf feline brittle BrGiioent16att
~btnarbeite, i'm MeientLi9en Mit tol9ell7
ben @riirben ab.
0@rant Oenft nibt baran nod einmql Elrqhtts
bent gu %1uerOe1l, MN es lit SipciTelbait, OBJ CT le
oaraiI geoa9t bat. Muslpre1en fam ct ll6 bas
rlber ntdt, ba Der Sdrm Oanl crit rett 9rpB
wjrDe NIB es in Sorm eines oeSnterpieiu" gcl9e1
ben mIBte, Giuer BON @ra1t'S pertrautelten
Sorli6t perii6erte uns, be5 es @raut gar nt9t
einIaue gum Oritten Wtale 9raiipent weroeu Su
molten, unb boB ct feit enti3lplien let lid mad
Ablauf ieiner iesisel ymtsseIt gau3 ans benz
DlIentlt6en 2ebe, Suril6SuSiebeu. Senatpr Sos
prs pom Jteuaoa (bur9 bic 6iman5frage gum poo
litjl6sH Gertrauten grant's setporoen) iagt:
.@rant Ssptt ui9t baran ii9 NOD eiumaI I'm Oas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
Grant an GGnrA.

9aB Grant feinerlei Neigung bat, gum,
britten Wale 8rGitoenti9afts> Ganotbat
81 iein; bab nur 6eulmeter unb
Rrte9meier inn Quett bieie brittle
GrGiioenti6aft @rant's Derfiinoigen, lit
geitern oar9etbau mor6en. Nber ipie Die
3tpette @anoi0atur Grants baupt1G6li6
our6 9ieienigen 9ema6t muroe, tpel6e
la1ge Dor ber 3eit betDeuerten, 6aB ie
unDermeiblt6 lei, 10 f6nnte am @noe
aud feline brittle GanbioatIr bur9 Oteies
ntgen, Die i'm goraus oagegen
i9reten, mO9Ii6 9ema6t tperben.
Grant famn gum Dritten WtaIe Gan>
otoat Der0en, uenn- Garl g 6ur5
uno Die Chicago 2rtbune fir i'm in'S
3eug 9eben. Cont nt6t.
vNIlio ME nn0 ntmmermebr," tptr6 Ser
2eler 1agen. 46er mir fG6len uns it Der
SADIE at6t gars 10 ii6er, tpie oer 2eier.
@enn nun tpirtlth Die BON Carl S6ur5
Dertretene Gi6tung ftnoen ioute, oaB
i6IieBlt6 in berienigen Srage, tpel1e
fir bic nd9ite Yrdlibenteutpabl ben Qlnz
~gelpunft biloen tpiro, Grant Der einsiae,
Doufommen nerldBli9e Menl@ mGre =?
@enn nun I'M Sabre 1876 bic Sragc:
vBapierl6minoel, ober rationale @bre
unb @brli6fett 2" Sic enti6eibenbe
mare, Dor peI6er ale alien unb iunscn
9tferen5en tuegen iuentger tDidtiger Sraz
gen 5urldtreten miBten u1tD tDenn 0arl11
Grant ais Der etnst9e electromagnetic
Vtann o~aitGn6e, auf iuel6en III bieier
Sra8e abl0Iuter 8erlaB mdre ? Oa 6iirfte
man Die WfO9li6feit, baB @arl S9ura
fur Grants 8ieoerertp6Dlung auftrdte,
our9aus ni6t peri6pDren. 9enn S9ura
1T tetnespegs Elm OoftriuGr, tpel6er
it6 nit ft0rrii6em Irob baqeaen
ftrdubt, eine o6uis beranoerte @a6lege
ais 1ol6e an5uertennen. Gr . a 1865
oer 9taoitaIite unter ben v&abttalen",
mar 1872 nur nod Elm y2tberaIer",
llno miro beute als rs on erDatiDer"
6e5et@net. @leI9pobl bat er ni6t etpa
g p III II 9 E BON Der etnen Steuuno nod
Der anbern gelna6t, lOnoern fi1 BON Der
etten na6 Der anoern geiitig enttptdeIt.
Nber ba benz 10 lit, braudt man aud,
nt9t Die M0gli6feit, oaB er ii@ bis 1876
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
3Mr 8iersN raGe.

Ser BON benz 8oitoner 8rauercon7
9reile erlaiisne NufrIf, III tDeldem oas
Nier nit ben neutrality-suspicious. 2obz
fprii6en iberl6iittet tpiro, n1adt eiren
ettpas fomii6em Gtnorud, tDenn ma oa>
init Die fiirsli6 Dor etnern gtetp Oorfer
@eri6t 1tattge1abten @n"tbiilungen 5ue
f6mnteufteut. lleber 6ieie leien mir TT
Der 9t. q. Guentng 8oit:
ugiele 3eute lint Der @nlt6t, 6aB bas ua6ien6e
llebe( Der llnmaBi9tett sum 9roBelt Sbeite Der Ses
i6aiIenbeit Ser Getr4nte, bic bout 81 Gage gum
Nertamfe aus9eboten 1perben,' 3u5ui6reiben lei.
Sie 5rauer in Bolton 9in9eu ieOo6 u6n Der 9orz
0uslesun9 gus, DaB WfatS9etrGite It cts rein
lete'@ unS BET Ofm 9iDssdslien ger grGutr medts
lq9erlt6, baB bic Serlte4un9stoten zines SGlles
9aoerbtcr biSmeilen n,Ir .einen Souar b%etriiae1.
SroBoem fam aber tn Der Supreme>G trcU1t>Gourt
IN 8rootlpn am lesten Wtontag Elm Sal uor, in Nell
dem bar9etbal maro, bqB et u SAT- Xq9erbier
iosqr fIF4Q9egts berSetellt perpeH
tDnne. Gtrer Der 3eI9el mar 0err S6parb,
Der &ebaftelr Der ySrauers3 eltHng," rel6er atf
bic 6rage, aus mel9en StpIen 2aSerbter Senla9t
werOe, antportete: ronS @aller, Nsala 9opfen,
@ortanoer Samen, Yarabtestorn>
Samen tslanbti9em MODS, 9ane nz
blale unb Coculus indicus". aus oteler
Nntmort folgt, 5ufolge bes Nufrufs oes Srauerz
@on9relles. Ser eritalnli6e S6LuB, baB c%oculus
in deus, lpel9er biSber ais etn tootltdes ont
a~nssleben 1pMrOs,, eth "Our9aHs notDlotaO'Sss,
%9elunoeS, 1tGrfen6es Nabrun9sIntttel let"; 80
SSerouB man benn aud in ben III Bottom segebeneI
itatiiitii6em sluiieuunnsen besiisli9 bes Srauers
ssi4dites bic 9rosasat , bic Dsi msr Bremen g@sms ssSrq 3aa}t
fcrner aus. BAH. 10 lebr er aud ais Gebotteur bic
Tabritation uon rteinsin Bier aHempteblsi er' falls
e. ielbit Bier brsuen miibts, Sal lis mnh d.
BON C~uterelle al 'milien, ob oieier lnteri6ieO
spil&en SbeorisinuO Yrdria' i'm .san8ea Srauers
| gel6dit beitebe!r
3eiOer 1T iebr su fir6ter, baB Der nnz
tsri@isO s StO hfos IN &9 Msm n nmP 6 SfaT5s
beiien 9rauenbafte 8ieriau6e i6ou ieit
Sa6r3ebnten weLt6eru6tigt 1T, ion6ern
| elt6 all ai1bern Srten. Selbft III bteIts
Ser Gegelro' fam Sebermann pie 8abrz
| nebmuitg MAIDEN 6aB lett benz gros
Sen Siege Der MirtDe iibsr pie Brquer
mande Der Iebtersn our6 perringes
ruugb Der Cute pes BIeres auf lire
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16

BON bitterer SeinOidaft eegen Grant i'm
Sabre 1872 81 ebeniopiel Sreunoi9aft
tpte er 1868 fir i'm bate, ~Suridentz
midele, ais etnen barren lniinn ab3u=
tpeiien. SIS 9iebt eine blbi0e @r5dblung
9einr. !3i6otte's BON einemS taatsmaun,
oelien 9auptipetsbeit barin beitano, oaB
CT, ipeu1 bic ani6eineno %uHiinlligiten
DECENTRALIZATION beiprp6en tpuroeu, nit
ern1ter Wttene oa3u lagte: v@s tit 1ebr
NJ 09li3". Sn yta9abmung bieies
Wfal1nes m66ten mir gu Der auf ben erz
item Bid gang perrilGt eri0eine1oen Nn7
rabme, OaB iemals @arl S6ur3 Die 8iez
oer%erwGblung 0rants befiiriuorten t0nnte,
iagen: n@s lit lebr ,mD9li6."
Stem: Us ell II crit Garl S6urs, o6er
in leinem 9tamen Die QSeitl. Ypit pffeu
fir Die brittle YrdiiDentl6att @rautS
vberausfommt", Dann mollen mir iiber
oteie ernitli0 na6oenfen uuD Stelung
oa3u nebmen. Sis Oabin lit es ni0t
uOt9iG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16

SfIaberei bon ii6 ipeist, in Ser Ser
tbetoigung Der greBfreibeit gegen Die
Sflaberei ben M6rtDrertob fferben muf,
lit ein 8bdnomen IN Der @eIdidte bieIer
linton. Die 8orfaue pei6e Ser
Sataltropbe IN Nlton porber9iugen, iie
begleiteten nnb ibr ~folgten, MAIDEN lie au
elmer @po6e in BEN Sabrbii6ern bes
aampfes fir Weni6enfrei6eit; lie baben
bieien Continent pte Die St0Be zines
@robebens eri6itttert, unb bis in bic
e%ntfernteiten @egen0en Der @r6e miro
oteie @ri1ltternn9 9cfiblt tperoen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16

- Sn Ga Bprte, Snb., or9aniiiren
ft6 bic 0eut6en nun enoIi6 bod
aud gegen Die bort befanntlt6 belonoers
unnerl6Gmt auftretenDen SenIperen5ler.
- 9tm 26. Mai It a b in Berlin mad
fur3em &rantenLager Der 9ei6stagsz
ullb 2anbtagsz Nbgeor6nete 9ermann
b. Wtal Itndrpot. @r tpar in ben
leBten Sagen Der 2anbtagsieiiton Don
elmer 8rultfeaent3Inoung befauen, al
wel6er am eriten Bfin9itta9e eine 9uns
9enent5iinonng %btn3utrat. Jta6oem am
rs. eintge 2inoermnS eiugetreten i6ten,
lit am nG6lten Gage Der Sob ertolgt,
ver enti6lief beute WOrgen;" 10 meloet
Die v@ernlania", TIM 104 llbr, nit Der
einem 9ano Die Jte6te ieiner iu1gen @atz
tin. nit Der Gnoeren oGS &reu3, fir tpelz
Dies er i'm beiliOen Sample it6 anfrteb,
felt umfafienb." Wtalildroot tit lett
1868 unllnter6ro6en unter ben Doroer=
iten TI6rern oes Gentrums getpe1en ut6
belonoers iii ben otesiG6rtgeI Se1fipne1l
bes 9teibstags uno GanotagS bur6 err
reate uno erregenoe Berebl amtett un6
nalnentli6 bllrd leibeni6aftlt9e Mugriffe
auf ben Tiiritem Stsmerd nod mebr alS
frii6er 1erpDrgetreten. Gr be1aB ni6t
bic perglei9swetie ia@lt9e MaBigung
Der 0f~etAensperger, nod bic Yertebrs2
getuanotbeit Dss rnter ben politii6en
Wesnern ii6 germ beuegeuben Minotz
bQrit, aher geraoe BET ibni glaubten aud
Die @egner an uu9efGrbte, ipenlt AUDI cts
mas fanattI9e ueber3eugungstreue. DAB
ietn 1tets erre9ter Gtfer 1etne SrGfte Dor
Der 3ett aufgeriebem bat, lit iebr glaubz
lid. b. WtaItndroot, 9tegierun9sratb
a. .. uno GittergutsbefiBer auf ytor0z
borden i'm &retie Yaberborn, maj seboz
rem 1921 in Mtllben. Gr beIu9te oas
9pmnaltum IN Na4en, ituotrte in Berz
lin uno 8omn, arbeitete BET ben 0eri6z
ten IN Baoerborn, iotpie BET ben Jtegiez
rungen IN WtIniter uno grfurt, gebOrte
ais Yrofelior ben 9te9ierumg s@ouegteH
81 WtInlter, @rfurts StraIiun0 unD
Sranfturt q. b. .. an, ma aettipeIle
cOmmtI1aril6er Sbere8 iIrgermetlter BON
@rfurt uno 9ilfsarbeiter TN Wftntltertum
bes Snnern, Daun 1960-67 Negierungs>
ratb IN Dulielborf, 1862 III Nterie>
bura. SIN Den periooen 1925 nar
er Ottt9lteb bes preuBii6en @bgeor6nez
~tenbaules uno 9let65eitig i'm Norooeutz
I6en, be3tebungswei1e 9euti6en Jfeibsz
taae fiji relp. Nbaus= Steinfurt lrll6
| Geflenburg. SIN Dorf9er Winter per4
beiratbetc er ftp sunt 3peiteH Wtale nit
Der SApelter 1etter nerftorbeuen SraI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-21
Items from the Tribune.

Gov. c. c. Washburn has brought
suit against Geo. Hiies, d. N. Kelly,
Henry hetchum, and the Scranton
Boom and Manufacturing Company,
for damages in the sum Of 5000
by reason Of damning the east fork
of Black river at Scranton, in this
county, and to compel the removal
Of such distractions. The cause
involves many questions never yet
decided, including the right to dam
stream not "meandering," and will
undoubtedly reach the court of final
resort. Both parties are heavy cap
italists, each have large amounts in
vested there, and all are "pluclzy.''
There is next to no show for settle
ment. The result of the suit will be
looked forward to with great interest
by all lumbermen.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-21
City Ordinances Centralia
An Ordinance

To prevent drunkenness obscenlty and
disorderly conduct in the city of
Centralia.
The Common Council Of the City Of
Centraita do ordatn as totLors;
Section l. Any person who shall
be guilty of drunkenness, lmmoderate
drinking, or obscenity, or lewd con-
duet in the streets or public places of
said City, shall upon conviction there
OF, be punished by a fine OF not less
than one dollar nor more than hfty
dollars and costs Of suit IN the dlscre-
ton OF the court.
Section ,. Any person or persons
who shall be guilty of any rlotouS or
disorderly conduct or who shall COM
nit any breach of the peace within
the limits of said City shall upon con-
viction thereof, be punished by fine
of not less than one dollar nor more
than fifty dollars and costs OF suit, IN
the discretion Of the court.
Section 8. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after its passage and publication.
Z. q. Moore,
Mayor.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-21

G&s@ The Democracy Of New York
are looking about for an available can
didate for Governor. TX Gov. Sey-
monr is presented but his name is
not the synonym Of strength that it
was in the days before the war. There
attaches to it certain memories that
SAVIOR strongly Of disloyaI5y at a time
when men were counted either traitors
or patriots. This unpleasant aroma to
the nostrils of the wiley and corrupt
inhalers Of Democratic perfumes is
realty 10 them no objection, but then
there are loyal democrats, democrats
as honest as Of yore when ''by the
Eternal was considered a political or
thodox amen to a loyal democratic
prayer. The rank aud file Of the
party ask Tor less tainted name.
They don't like the smell Of Horatio.
And then there are visions ofsuspended
negroes and historic iampposts and
memories Of coquetry with the enemies
of the old union; and men speak of
unqueled riots, and the echo Of such
words as "ipy friends" addressed to
mobs-aiI these unpleasant memories
and rcsurrcceed facts come up before
the democratic vision like SO many
ghosts to annoy if not to utterly al
fright, and uoratio Is therefore not
available What the Democrcv will
do is question to be solved by the
problematie f-urers Of the party who
dare do anything, yet consenting to be
governed by policy. may be 50 wise as
to act with apparent honesty in order
TO win in 3 guhernatorial contest,
which if successful aust exercise a
mighty influence in democratic coun-
ellis in the selection of candidate for
the presidency in 1876.
Gov. Dix will probably be r.nomin-
ated by the Republicans. lie has
snade good governor. and then the eele-
hratel utteranee of the old hero, in
voiying summary punishment in case
reasonable hands attempt TO be TOO
f,n;liily with the oil ias. stands ont
IN such glaring eostras. with the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-05-21
ike Railroads and the Law.

The Chicago & Northwestern and
the NJ. 4 st. 2. R Road Companies
still maintain an attitude of defiance
toward the law Of the state. The let
ters written the Executive BY the pres
ldents Of these two companys repre-
senting millions of capital we're auda-
clous to say the least, but were thew to
have stopped right here, the people
could have borne the insult and s,ifed
their Indignation f; but now, that per-
cmptory orders have been issued to the
employees to utterly disobey the law,
and charge illegal rates for both freirbt
and travel, there very naturally exists
among all classes Of our citizens feel
ing that will require but little nursing
to arouse the demon Of instruction.
People dislike to be swindleI at all
They will endure to be cheated AMI
geaged BY equals; but to be disembowl-
cd by railroad company ignoring law
and utterly dcfying its mandates is
little too much to stand. We wouldn'
object to being run over by one or two
Of their engines if necessary, bnt we
DO most earnestly protest against being
run over by the men or the corpora
ton who weuId crush with the drive
wheels Of capital the interests alike of
the merchant. the farmer and the arti-
san.
The law is in force. It should be
obeyed till remodcled or repealed as it
may be next winter. Mr. Mitchell is
lawmaker on more exalted scale
than those who legislated into being
the law which Mr.. NJ now attempts to
override; but if man, company or
a corporation were to attempt to utter,
ly defy national enactment, and en-
courage reasonable proceedings against
it especially We're it one in which
could be detected the metallic ring of
Mr.. Mitehell's aye" we conjecture
that this Hon. law maker--this vital
lied golden statue would be slightly
indignant and all The forces OF The gov
emmental authority would be appeal
ed to to redress the wrong and avenge
the offended dignity. But it makes a
difference whose OK is gored 1t looks
little ike business at head quarters
The Attorney General has petitioned
the Supreme Court asking leave to
bring suits to yacate the charters Of
the companies in rebellion. Let the
business proceed, and let it be deter
mined whether the people have any
voice in the control Of corporations or
whether corporation can make the
people subseryient to its monied in
terests