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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-30
TerribIe Gale in England
a and Scotland.
Great Loss Of Life and
>:- Property
Another Railroad Train Cap
turcd i'm Missouri.
Official Returns of the Recent Indiana
Electica,
THE OLD WORLD.

THE report of the murder of a cor
respondent of New York newspaper
is g, declared untrue on the strength of a
telegram from Bayonne of the Goth. Dis
patches of the same date say the negotiations
for the surrender of two Carlist battalions had
failed. Madrid kilograms of the 22d say the
Government had directed the winding up of
the provincial banks within month. The
Carlist chiefs Lozana and Fuster had been ar
rested while passing through COrdova. A
railway train bearing Count Won Bradenburg,
Minister of Germany to Lisbon, had been
stopped by Spanish brigands, and the Minis
ter robbed of his money, watch and other val
uables. The London Times on the 23d pub
lished report, on what it considered reliable
authority, that President Serrano had sent
$4,000 900 for distribution among the Carist
chiefs to induce them to end the war. Ac-
cording to u Madrid telegram of the Goth
another body of Carlsts had offered to sur
render provided they could be assured of
amnesty.
IT was officially announced in Berlin on the
22d that Germany did not intend to occupy
any one of the Navigator Islands. The Won
Arnim family had appealed to the Emperor
for protection against Bismarck and the
ultramontane members of the Reichstag had
resolved to question the latter concerning his
treatment of the Count. A Berlin dispatch of
the Goth says the Emperor had replied to the
protest of the Pope against the persecution of
German Bishops, that Germany has done all
in it's power to live in peace with the church
at Rome but that he is bound to protect tn
State against the violent attacks and conspir-
acies of the clergy.
A TERRIBLE gale visited the northern
coast of England and Scotland on the night
of the Goth. Many lives were lost and there
was great destruction of shipping aud other
property.
AN AMERICAN was recently arrested III
Constantnoplc upon the charge of swindling
the Imperial Ottoman Bank out Of a large
sum of money
NENA SAHIB, the instigator of the great Sc
poy mutiny, was arrested in India on the 22d.
LATE dispatch from Calcutta says the
loss of life by the recent cyclone, in the dis
trict of Midnapore, aggregated 1000.
A LATE St. Petersburg dispatch reports
disastrous fire in Tihis, Russia. At last ac-
counts over 100 houses had burned and the
fire was still raging.
THE Spanish Ambassador recently COM
planned to Lord Derby that English manu-
facturers were supplying the Carlists with
arms and other materials of war. To this the
Foreign Minister sharply replied that the in
definite continuance of the war in Spain
showed q lack of patriotism and energy, and
if the Spanish navy was vigilant the landing
of arms for the Carlists would be impossible.
ACCORDING to a Paris dispatch of the oath
the Count de Chambord had been invited by
the Legitimists to return to France.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-10-30

the State, claiming the offense charged by said
Merrill was one strictly cognizable by the civil
courts and appertaining in no manner to the
military service. They characterize his actions
as being :" unmilitary and intimidating, and
in conflict with the spirito of our Institutions"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-01

3 Ii M III ii /, 9. Sic Menl6ett tpelde
oie1en 8ortpurf i'm Munoe fiibren, t1en=
men li6 1elbIt bic Mufsetlarten nno met
men alles beHer gu tpiiIen ols Die o6t==
sebnbunbert Sabre alte &ir6e. Stele 1T
nun freili9 elmer Nuffldrung i'm beutigen
@inne ni9t genei9t. Wenn man aber
bic Stride Der Berbumnung anflogt, 10
fann Die elelbe nut oarin beiteben bab 1te
BON ieber &inlte unb Wiiienl9af item se=
pFeet uno bel9iibt> ooB lie uns bic tlo1=
ii]6en @9dbe 6es Nltertbums erbalten,
oaB lie bic @@ulen 9e9riinOet, Die Gipi=
lijation permittelt> bic err ten 1niperl it'd
ten einseri9tet aug Wilonillen bluben=
bes 2onb selGaftn bat &C. g}ur lol4e
Mrt 0eroummung fann man 0er Stride
na9tpeilen. Mber bie1er 8er6ummungs=
poripurf gegen Die tatbolil9 &irbe 1T
beute nur nod Elm Na9flong aus fribe=
rem 3eiten uno mir 70 re9t nibt mebr
aieben. 0fan' bat ndmli6 ein9e1eben>
bob unter ben &otbolifen Elm 6 OPP r.
II / fus in Der Mfronomie mar, elm s D.
lu m b II g in Der @rofunbe> elm 9 lta
in Der YbDlif, Elm s a TT eitus uno
M alIebron9e in Der pbiloIopble,
5ablrei6e Mei1ter in oer @el6i4tsfor=
i9ung uno anberen @i1ienl9a man
bat aussefunoen, baB 70 piele wi@tige
@riinbunsen unb gntoeduneen BON Sa=
tbolifen ausee9an9en iino> man 1iebt,
be1onbers bier in Mmerifa oaB Die &a=
tbolifen aler Orten Die grDBten Mnltren=
9un9en MAIDEN nieoere uno b0bere
56ulen gu srinben unb man meib> oab
Die fatbolil6en @6ulen ben gottlolen
SSortl9rittsl9ulen in Sii6tigfeit poraus
iino. Das Mlles lit Die 8eranlo1ung,
oab man Der Werbumnun9sanfla9e 10
red teinen @louben meDr beimenen tpiQ.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-01
Scr .Sbtp @atfenfreunb"+

Scr aonse lleberidub, bet iid auS oer Sin,
nobme fir Announcement uno Nn5eigen oeS
.S1io @oi nfreuno" eraibt ipiro obne leoen
Mb,uo au bcm 3mede beitimn,t ein gSallen'
baus fit &naben innerDolb Der Dio5eie @olum<
bus Al crrid)tcn. Son allen @innabmen iper'
ben nur bic slusaobcn fir Sat Drud uno
Iopier beitrittcn ipGbreub ber &eoofteur uno
Serauseeber fir ieinc Wliibe uur allcin eiaen
Gotteslobn bcaniprudt. @s lperben oober alle
0lenfdenf frcunbe gebeten oieies ipobltbatt9e
uutcrncbmen ouf iebe gSeiie gu unteritusen,
baluit oos beubiid)tiate @erf balb gu Stanoe
fon,ne. @er ben 80 b 10 IS q fen freun6"
b0It, befommt nidt nur oaS gon;e So9r
b,nburd fir eiaen biligen Rreis eine CUTE Bet"
tuuo, ionoern modt ii1 au9 gum Mobltbater
ncrlollener Mallentinoer.
9os announcement auf ben vObio @ai=
1enfreuno" fonn jeoer5eit beginner. -
Mir fDnnen neuen Nbonnenten feline Der
friiber erl9ienenen 9(ummern no9liefern.
- Ser nieorige @bonementspreis pon
$1.5O fir bos Sabr muB b 20 q II 8 be-
aoblt tperben: - Sn Sdllen, no oieles
nibt geI1iebt, 1onbern erit in Der apeiter
6alfte Deg MbonnementsjaDres be5ob(
wirb, mi0cn mir fir Sen Sabrgong .0(
onre9ren. -@s lie9t oaber i'm Snterell
unlerer seebrten 2eler, oas Blatt i'm per:
aus All besQblen.
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81 / / E [ II / q

lit Elm Gnoeluort unb bebeutet 10 piel als
u2obet ben Serrn!!" @s itommt aug ben
B{almen bes olten s. ltoments. ~Ntit
tpeiBem unb reinem Marmor tperben ale
lire @aKen 9epflaitert lperben. uno in
alien @troben miro mon Wueluja 1tn
gen." lelen mir i'm 8u6e Sobias bonn
Qeiiti9en Serul olem. l1n0 in Der Offcn=
barung oes II. Sobonnes beibt es: "Na4
bielcm bbrte i9 cine @timme pie BON
piclen @9aaren i'm 9immel Die pa 1pra=
den: uMneluja! Sell un0 @bre nno
Sroft lit un1eren1 @ott !"
9lus Dem moIoi|9en &ultus ging oos
Nneluja au9 in ben Plalmen< uno
6pmnengel lon9 bes Gbriltentbums iiber.
IS puroe 1elbit BEL 2ei6cnbe9d 9dn9niiien
qebrou6t benn ber III. 9ieronpmus err
sdblt, ooB bel Der 2ei6eni ieier oer Tabiola
Y]olmen crtDnten, une Die beili9en 5ol=
len ppn loutem Mllelujo tuieberba(lten /;
nud) beri6tet er ooB bic W6n9e leiner
s2eit ]id nit Dem Nueluja gu ibren 9e=
nlein5 doftli6en 0erl lommlungen 5n1am=
men riefen; duh beoienten id bic Stu
lerfne6tc ouf Den @diffen in Den eriten
Sohrhunoerten oes Maelujogelonees, nm
i'm Sotfe gu ruoern. uno Der bl: Nu=
eu1tin ernabnt uns: ~2aBt uns lln9en
has luBe MQeluja, um poQ Der Treuoe
,,nb Der @offnuns in oas eipige nno 1e=
IiQe Woterlanb ein9eben gu tonnen )"
SIN Die fl. MeiIe muroe oos Naeluja
suerlt in Der Stride BON SeruI Ialem auf=
qenon,men, nno otpor puroe es in ben
so Sosen smii9en Oitern unb Pfngfen
oe1ungen; aber ou9 an onoeren Gclita=
aen bcs sdbres ,tam es, na@ bem 3eug=
nib oeg 81. Wusuftin, in Der bl. Mene
Dor. SIN Der abenoldnoiI6en STRIDE
puroe oas MlleIuia our@ Papit @reso1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-01
Z @s oibt biele Menidcn, bic feinen Bc9ritf

I @s oibt biele Menidcn, bic feinen 8c9riff
bobon baben, pie cine 9eituug bergeiteat intro
i,l,,b bic foIalid) ou1 NIT brer Beaablung au"
serf nadlall9 iinb. sic nebmca ein Slatt,
ieien es fritiiren es, fino berorieblid, tnent es
mai Al ip1t fpnmt, oOer gar ouf bet Yo1t oers
loren eebt obcr Den 8etrag be5oblea fie boot
unreaelmGBiq ocnfen eS lit ia nur eine alets
niafeit obuo6 biefe pielen &leinigfeiten fir ben
Serausaeber i9on ettpas BcoentenoeS aus'nd'
d)en f0nnen. Sir iolde Slbonncnten lpolen p1r
beriud)cn Die nit Der $erauS9obe einer Seltung
berbunbcneu oroent1id)en unb auB Berorbentllden
Musgaben an5ufiibren. Seoer 3eltungs>
Serausoeber, Ser lcin 8latt I'M @on9e balten
ipiu, mub fit Die folsenoen Stnse forttuabreno
@clo ousseben fir slsenten, @naei9en, sll'no'
fen, Nuseebburid)e, Settler 8inotaoen, Sud)'
iiibrer 8lciltifte, 8rennmoteriolicn. Bee1en,
Gommillion, @olummenidnur Sorre1ponoen<
ten, GouuertS Druderf fbpar5e, 9rsderlobna,
9rudpopier, 9iebitobl, Dinte Durd}ld)n1P'
@infai1uns, grpreb, Garbe, Gebetn Srotd@t
Geud) d)tbrettcr, Geuerberil9erun9 9cl9aftsbuI"
dber, Sommcr, Sobel, Srrtbiimer, Reile, He1l>
robmer, &leifter, &lopfbols &oblen 2ompen,
Qompensldier, Matalotur, 0el, @rei1en, Ferto
Yoltbor, Eadpopier, Yromien, &eiietolten, Ne'
paraturen, &ente. Seberlobn, Sebtalten, 9eeg>
brettcr, e1ooen, Sduloen, S6pinbel, ,Sd)re'b>
popier, @treidb6lser, @aieiffein @diuonm,
Soren, llniinn, @erlu ite, @alsen, 9Hinfelhafen
3onaen Gin fen, 3irtel, 3eitungen u1o nod
bielc onbere Dinee, bic foum aufsusablen 1tno.
Mod)bem mir nun bic lansc Neibe bon ausga>
ben angcfubrt baben, ertuarten mir, oob alle &C.
neiaten Qeier, Die nit ber 3cblung ibreS @latteS
nod I'M MIdtanbe iiub gleid) 1T Die Salbe
ereifen !peroen I'm uus burd ben gcrinsen Be'
tras bod su erfreuen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-01
EM 2eiet Die Mn5eise oes Stem Dorf
&leioer= r=@el9dftes.
gomerob. Mm @onntas nad) Oftern,

gomerob. slm @onntas na4 Sffern,
ben 12. Mpril, toirb in ber fatbo(iiAen STRIDE
cine 8olfsmii1on beginner. Gieielhe piro
bon ben Sodipiirbieen SeiuitenbGtern ab9ebal>
ten. gSir tuiinfden bab aae 8etpobner bon
Yomerob uno l1msesenb fi9 aablrei9 an oiefer
N(iiIion b.tbeili9cn. 3eit unb @tunoe oer
Yrebietcn miro fPater befannt semadt tperoen.
T. Sc iino bier, ipie tuir boren "a @irtbe
1@on perurtbcilt, ieber gu 500 uno Soften,
neil 1ie 8ronnttpein bertauft baben. a8aS nit
bieien $24oo semadt tuiro, 1T uns unbefannt.
So 1T bier aud) elm gSeib bor @crid)t eepes
fen, bic cine 2oitcrb06le bdlt unb oobur6 n,dt
alein Sic Mlorolitat untetsrabt, ionoern aud
Die fdeublib1te auer Rrantbeiten berbreitet.
Die1es g8eib 1T idulois befunoen aber obne
Citrate ausgegangen. Sic iol ndmltd seorobt
baber, gentle gfamen gu ber0ffcntli9en unO-
-@S 1T bier au9 cine en9lilde Senperend~
seitunq erl6ienen, bic in Der uSelegrapb 81"
| iice" aebrudt puroe uno lebtcn Samitog gum
erlten Mole an's Qibt trat. Sebe QSode foa
cine Summer Die ies 8lattes erid)sincn. DaS
Blott 1T bon bon @aNerartifcln. Natllrli9
mii@en aud pir in biele,n Blatt cine &olle
ipicleu. gad oieiem Sempcrensblotte baben
ale ~ 9oftoren unb Npotbefer ben vYlc6ge"
unteridriebeu. Inter Der gSeli9en 8ebolfe<
ruua unb unter ben Nesern baben iid) Ge,npe~
rens ,8ereine sebiloet. @s freut uns INNER,
tucnn McnIden ire pillia ii@ oer Mabis>
felt beHeiben, aber ben 3 10 II 9 uno Den Sing.
fang, un6 ben Wlibbrau@ bes @cbctcS, uno bic
Seudelei, Die betampfcn mir.
Nn Der i9iebencn Orten baben Die @irtbe f1d)
berpaidtet, nit icnen @eidaftsmanner,1, oeren
@eiber ,br @ei@dft gu aerit0rcn tradten, feline
@eiddfte mebr su MAIDEN. aud) bier in 80
,nerop tuiro oieie eoerpergeltuns ldon seiibt,
pas ebr natirli@ aber aud gu beoauern it,
@ir tpilen nidt, Oh eS fir einen Sc i@aftsmann
Qerabe inter bic ien llmitGnben bon @ortbeil 1T,
i'd in Dem SEM peren3blott ansu3eiaen.
Sbwobl mir bas gemperensblatt ,9enau
ourd)eeieben baben, 10 boben mir oo9 nidt &C.
funoen, bob ber sa,ae llnfu9 unter ben Dent
idbeu bis ictt ireenb ettpas ausseridtet batte.
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g { t e + d t IT r..

WollItdnbige &c ang1 y Ute
neblt elmer rei6baltisen Nusmobl pfn
@dul= unb Wolfslieoern fir cine, 5'pei,
brei uno bier @timmen bon 9. 8. s.
6eIlebu19. Glfte perbeferte unh
6erne6rte Mu1jaee. Sn @ommil'ion bel
Ben5i9er Brotbers, Stem Dort uno Sin
cinuati. - Mlle 6reunbe Der Ufulif uno
oes @elanges merben oie|es i60ne NIT
Soften gebrudte 8ltb, oos 210 5elten
Sert uno 244 g}ummern 2ieOer entbdlt,
NIT Treuben in Die @onb nebmen.
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3 E ttfrd az IT.

.Bei sen @e9nern Der fot6olil9en &lr=
DIE 1T mobl fein Mort in 9rDberem Nnle=
ben, als bos Mort: Wti s b + d u d e.
Inter Dem Norponoe> Mibbrau@e ob=
aulteuen, fin9 19on 2utber 1ein umltur5=
iperf an. Inter Dem Nor>uanoe, Den
gei1tiger @etrdnfe gu befamp=
fen, la1tern bic fonotilden 2emperen5lsr
oie @oben @ottes uno ban1it @ott 1elb1t.
Warum 1ebt oenn nun poDl bas Wort ::
MiBbrou9 bel ben meiiten @egnern
oer Stride in 10 srobem Nnleben, marum
fon,mt bieles @ort immer tpieocr uno
tpieoer sum @orl l6ein9 Gs fam fein
Worwurf lei6ter eemadt ,uerben, ols Der
gor,purf bes N}ibbrou9s; oenn oo
broudt es ni9t piel Be,peis. glls W{lB=
brau6 fonn man ia alles ertlaren uno
es BE 1teDt ia obncbin nur Weni9es IN Der
fatboli]9en Stride, mas ibr ni9t 19on
BON ibren Scinoen ols Mibbrau@ erfldrt
tporoen wdre. Mollte alio bic &ir9e
oarouf merfen, 10 mibte tie li6 eben &C.
rabe5u ibren Teinoen Su @efollen, 1elblt
aufbeben. sic fiin1mert li6 ober nibts
oqrum oenn lire mobren Mit9lieoer
tpi7en gar pobl, oob Naes in ber tatbo=
|li1Gen STRIDE Bis ouf bic 9erin9ite Gere=
monte berob, leinen 9uten @runo, le1ne
tiefe Beoeutung babe unb 6urd oas 909=
1te Nlter eDr'riiroi9 9eworoen 1T. @ol7
I ben ober, bic feline Selebrlng uno Die
li@ ldon i'm 8orans bonn @e9entbell
iberacu9t balten mollen, 9lufflarun9 51'
seben perlu4en, biebe MaIer II pen
DbipfuB tro9en. - Mbgefoaene &atbor
liten bei eidwerer li6 9ew0bnli@ audi iiber
6 ep 1enso'u ang IN Der tatbo!l=
16en Stride. @enn man ibnen aber
oonn 5u 2eibe 9ebt, 10 ,seiteben tie nod)
l1mItdnoen bo6 mieoer, oaB Iie, 10 lan9e
Ie Der fatbolii6en &irhe onseb6rten,
oiele Sabre nidot mebr 9ebei9tet ben
Yreoieten ni@t beiye>uobnt un6 audi Die
iibriaen &ir6engebote ni@t beoba6tet
boben. @ol6e W@en'4en reoen oanr
bon Dem totbolilden @epiiiens5man9e
Weiter mirft man Der tatbolll@er
air9e Dor, 1iebe 6roere b'e Ser
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49, Mudh bic vGatbolic Sotal 9(bfi=

-- Mub bic vgotbolic Sotal s(bFi=
nence r1nion~ oesopouirt Den gSeiber=
Semperen5= =@dminoel. Sn Der monot=
Ii6en 3eiti6rift oieler 10 niiblib tuirfen=
ben MaBigfeitssefeui9oft beibt ss: SIS
1T 5u beoouern, bab bic quite @ade Der
M6biefeit auf biele Wei1e 9el4doi9t
wiro. Quodl lolber tpie Sin Sepls,
perleiten auf9ere9te Weiber gum ptl=
ben uno wabnlinni9en unfug. Sine
oerIelben idrie auf: sd bin betrunfen
bonn @eiite bes 9errn unb bobe Die Sen=
bung, ben &umoertauf aus5urotten." 60
sebt bic Narrbeit uno &ottesldlterung
ihren Weg."
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SSpb Gttpa3
sa,1t1 Seutperensf0fptaenei.


9ieieniqen, pel9e in Der rcli9i6le's
ge9ei1t 1terung, Die Die &reu55iige in BE-
me9ung 1ebte, nidts iehen f6nnen als
+ o benS anat 8 mus, boben oaer=
oings &e9t, oen grl deinungen> Die ge=
eenmdrtig in Der Semeren5frage gu 5oge
treten 6aiIelbe bemesenbe Clement 5l1
@runbe 3u lesen. 9}ur in ben bon belben
Bepeeun9en perfplgten 3ielen ltegt Elm
unterj9ieo. Wabrenb iene ben Gelft
W}ubameb's bon ben 9riitli6en @tdtten
gu perordnsen iudte, 9ebt oie1e oorauf
Tin, Die mubomeoanii@e proyis Der poll=
]tdnbi9en Weinab1 1tinen3 unb oller @piri=
tuolen in 9riitli@e 2anoer mieoer elnau=
fibren.
Sic 9an3e WFaire, rpie lie bon ben Yus
ritanern sebanobobt miro, bat ni9ts nit
benz Gbriltentbum 5u tbun uno leoe Se=
rufun9 ouf oollelbe lit in oieIer Ga6e
eine Wer1eumoun9 Der 6riitli4en &ellglon
- Elm 9obn auf oaHelbe.
9os ousge1pro@ene 3iel, auf mel6es
Die Tanotifer 5ufeuern, 1T fein onoers,
ols bic bon itdnbige 8erbrdngun9 ni9t
blos Der 1tdrfern @pirituo1en, 1onoern
1elbit bes Meines uno bes nod un|bul=
bigeren 8ieres. @ol6es nun ober I'M
Namen Der 9riltliden &eliglon ami 1treben,
beiBt offenbor nit ben @6riiten oes olten
unb neuem Sefamentes i6 ouf oen
&rieesfub 1tellen,
ln9eo6tet oer@leiiterl 0oft, ,pelds Die
ee6o9ten @9mdrmer in Der Seroregun9
6ibli1 der Serte beliben, miro es 'bnen
niemols selinsen, 81 @unl ten ibrer per-
tebrten @a9e Die Bibel nit Grfolg onou=
rufen tbotId9li9 min1melt es BON Segten.
bic man seeen 1ie ins 6elo fiibren tann,
@eit Sen Sa9en ~als g&po aug Dem
Ro1ten par" purOe Ser GebenIaft als eine
Der ebel1ten @aben @ottes angeleben uno
als @ol9e nit bemWei5enbroo ouf 9lei9e
@tufe 9etellt unb biloet NIT 6eulelben
ben @e9enitano Der beiben Bitt= uno
i 9anfgebete Der 06lfer ale Sabrbunoerte,
Gbriitus ielbf bat biele @ottesgabe nt@t
Bios bur9 ei9enen @ennb sebe!li9t, 1on=
bern bat oielelbe nod puritanll@er SeDre
Init Dem @ei5enbrooe gum Symbol ose
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- Ser vgilot" bat ebenlo tpie 1pir
ei1e Bere6nune Ser 3abl Der aatlollten
in beh Ser. @taaten angefellt nno OBJ
i6on 6ieie in anoerer Weile porsenon1=
men tuurot, als unlere friiDer m1itge-
tbeilte Bere0nun9, 10 fat Der yPiIot"
oo9 bahelbe &eiultat erbalten> ooB ndm=
Ii9 Die 3abl Der &atbolifen III oieIem'
2anbe {, 100000 iberi iteist.
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ben @ro5en am gnbe bes 6. Sabrbnn=
berts in Die FL. Me6e iopobl pabreno
Der Bfterli6en 3eit, .als ou9 auberbalb
berIelben einsefiibrt. Derlelbe gapt
beitimmte aud, bab es sur 3cit Der gube
uno mabfeno Der Soiten gu unterble'ben
babe.
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- Die Semperenstranfbeit ldeint
allmd9lis iGtpd@er gu ,peroen. Mus9e=
rid6tet fat lie gar niGts anoeres biz jebt,
als oaB bic fanatil9en @eftenpreoi9er
tpel6e ben unfug anitifteten, ii9 NAL
tuieper 9rinolib blamirt 4oben.
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Gaming an Old Citizen!

Several of our butchers, led on
by John NJ. Faxson, went to Stacy
H. Wilkins place of business, be
tween 5th and 9Th streets, on Tues
day morning last, and, after gravely
charging and proving to the salts
faction of the excited sanguinary
men, and by his own confession,
that, in the course of human events.
he, Stacy H. Wilkins, had become
grand sire, they did thereupon,
with the utmost deliberation and
with great satisfaction to the Gamers
as we'll as the caned, present Mr..
Wilkins with cane somewhat
rough in appearance) to assist him
in his daily peregrinations; suppos
ing, as matter Of course, that this
circumstance occurring with him
for the first time, would necessitate
his leaning for support upon staff!
The presentation speech of Mr..
Paxson was good, and the reply OF
MIR W. was to the point especially
when the latter said that the staff,
from its size, seemed to be ssiust
the thing for cold weather.
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FROM DALTON.

DALTON IND, July 10th, 1874. I'VE
have made arrangements with our
correspondent Ray" to furnish US
all local matters of interest happening
in his neighborhood. He furnishes
us the following terrible accident,
from the careless handling of coal oil,
and mentions two singular cases of
disease prevailing there, promising
us the particulars in his next.
About, 8 o'clock last evening, son
of Larkin Moon, aged about eight
years, while attempting to kindle a
FIRE by puring coal oil over living Goals,
the oil at once ignitcd, aninto the
spout of the can. which contained
near gallon of oil, and exploded
His clothes were saturated, and in a
moment was in a sheet of flames.
Before the flames could be cxtin-
guished, the boy was burned SO badly,
on removing his clothing, the skin
| came OFT In flakes. Physicians were
at once summoned, and applied rene
dies. but availcd nothing. About
half-past three o'clock this morning
death relieved the little fellow of his
intense suffering. Mrs Newton. Allen
and William Lamb, were both badl,
burned on the hands and arms in try.
ing to extinguish the flames.
We have two cases of some kind Of
disease which does not appear to be &
sickness, that has been of ten month
duration, which in some particulars
resemble the sleeping beauty of Ten
nesee, and which battles the skill o
our best Physicians. If you wish
can give you the particulars, RAY.
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Farmers Executive Committee.

E1EhAacfO LAeCUttVc OVsW m1ttecs
At q meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Independent
working men of Wayney count held
at Centreville, on Saturday, July
Is, the following preamble and
resolution was adopted:
Whereas, The celebration held at
Centreville on the Fourth of July
was called for social and patriotic
purposes and not at all political;
therefore
Resolved. That this committee
cannot sacrifice the interests Vt this
new movement, by conforming its
action to the resolution made at
that meeting calling for a mass
meeting at Centreville on the 25th
inst to nominate a ticket for Wayne
county.
This Executive Committee there
fore believing that the people of
Wayne county, by a popular NOM
mating election to be held in each
township, on the LIST Saturday in
September as previously determin
ed, are fully competent to decide
for themselves who shall be their
candidates; that mass conventions
are liable to be controlled in the
interest of cliques and rings; that
nothing less than the people and
the whole people can be trusted in
this time of danger to their rights
and liberties to choose their stand
ard bearers. therefore we reaffirn
our previous action to hold a nom
nation by popular vote upon the
aforesaid day.
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For the Palladium
AN OPEN LETTER.

To any Manufacturer:-What think
you of a joint stock organization of
your firm members, employees, etc.,
for a COOPERATIVE Restaurant"
wherein any person would-at cheap
but not elcemosynary ratcs-obtain
the privilege of<1unch, library, lava
tory, etc., ia swimming bath for each
sex would be the perfect thing)
In a dense manufacturing precinct,
over-crowding would be avoided by
divers hours of recess.
Had our well-meaning crusading
ladies, OF both sexes, expended the
time and means at their disposal in
such an enterprise, they might have
accomplished more enduring and every
way more satisfactory results than at.
tended their impracticablc efforts to
force things.
An engineer DESTROYS of diverting
the course of a river, does not depend
wholly on prayer or exhortation. blu,
quietly proceeds to make his short
cut, then at the proper time, all being
ready, a stroke of the pick, and 10
the stream, rushing headlong in the
new channel, ever widening and deep.
ening. In our age and country one
may not dictate what another shall OF
shall not swallow, whether physical OF
speculative, hut one may provide some
thing better.
Such, also, is the way in which the
God of nature works, by counter at
traction. Very truly aud respectfully
yours, GEo. II. KNIGHT.
Cincinnati, July IS, 1874.