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, 1874-05-06
HAZIN9,
HAZINu.
Tho Faculty Of tho University OF Michigan,

Tho Faculty Of tho University OF Michigan,
after mature deliberatiou, have Suspended eighty
seven students Of the freshman and sophomore
CLASSES until next September, for the practice OF
that college nuisance known Is "haziug,"-a
custom devoid Of nit, or fnn, or any other fear
tuse to redeem 1t, aud usually practicad upon
thoaa who are too timoTous to resent It. It has
baon more than once 5atal, and has more than
onco permanently injured it's victiuas. II
is 1t bcBt but development Of collegiate rowdy-
ism, and very few students who have any gentlo-
manly tra,ta Of character have indulged In 1t
without being ashaned OF themselves after
wards Under tho circumstances, whieh were
outrageous Of themselves, and which were
aggravated by tho subsequent 1ovdyish II not
ziotous proceedings OF these students. the action
Of tho Faculty has been very lonient. Tie dis
oipline Of the institution muat bo maintained, or
tho Faculty might as well quit their seats. 1t is
very probable that the suspended parties will
conssder themselves AZ victims and mar
tyrg, but they will not succeed In
onlisting much sympathy Outside the
college wslla. Il, on tho other hand, they devote
the next tHo months to sensible reflection, they
will undoubtedly return to college in September
with tho determination to oomport themselves
as gentlemen, and with tho conviction that It ia
not part of their dutles to interfere with tho
government Of the University. There aro ample
opportunities for fun and sport In cologc life
without roaorting to practices which partako
very largely Of the nature OF both nuisance
and m outrage, which the victims aro powarleaa
to resent in any other my than BY reta|la.ion In
kind upon others.
, 1874-05-06
Gt)e GbmaBu URibu11t.
wcdncsday Morning, May 8, 1874.

Mr. Chitteudon was again before tho District
Committee yoatardaY. and teBti6ed'in regard to
hia relations to tho Rev. Calvin brown. Ho as-
aerted several days ago. in tho courao Of hia e1am-
instion bofore the Committee, that be knew Brown
very ulightly--aimply aa q tnble-acquaiutance.
Yesterday he was made to contradict this testi-
mony in the plainest terms. OF course, ho tor
got. Mr. Chittenden has boon discharged from
further attendance upon tho Committee. They
x1o satisfied that nothing worth the while can
bo drawn from him; ho will neither leak At tho
bung nor run at tho apigot.
, 1874-05-06

4 bill appropriating ss,ooo,ooo in aid Of tho
National Centennial celebration was before the
Houae Of Representatives yesterday. Mr. Kol-
ley, Of Pennsylvania, advocated ita passage
In speech. His argument had relation to
tho propriety Of national gloriacation on the
OCCASION designated in tha bill. He aBked Con-
gressmeu TO adopt E plaribus ununn ns their
rallying cry, and stand breast to breast in tho
interests Of common country. HI. Halo urged
two objections to the bill first thst there is no
money In the Treasury which can be approprf-
atod for tho purpose named; aud, second, TINT
Congress only agreed to recognize tho scheme
officially On tho making Of an explicit
stipulation that 10 appropriation would
be asked. Tbe4e two points are we'll taken. Mr.
Kolley and other friends Of the bill ought to OK
haust the discussion suggested by Mr. Hale be-
fore proceeding to consider the bill On Its
mcrfts,
, 1874-05-06

Wdshtnpton Correspondence Of the New York Journal
n} Commerce.,

Rdshtnqton Cmrs.pondenes Of the Nsp York Journal
e} co4Hn4efee>,
eomo ladies, {rionda Of h1ra. Woodford, wife
Of the Brooklyn member Of Congress, called at
the White House, and were accorded tue honor
of q special presentation to tile President. 1n
the intoryiew tho ladies spoke Of the large por-
trait Of the President which adorned QUO Of tho
rooma on tho frat iloor. Tho President remark
cd that 10 didn't know where ho should find a
house bIg enough to hold It when they should
leave thta. hut" said AIza. Woodtosd, !" you
viii be elsoted for 4 thtrd torn. and shis house
replied ths President, !" t sAa!! veto that. Il
would b lnast!ng ny taxsa q otase, md ! viii
, 1874-05-06

seller juno. Kyo WAS steady At 800. par1oy waa
inactive and non1lnallY weak. On Saturday ovsn-,
ing last, thoro mas in storo in this city 1901, ,a89
bu nloat; 9.s83,2so bu corn, 7sb,to9 bu oats
22.811 but rye; aud 180,5o0 bu barley. Hogu
wore aotivo and firm, with tho bulk Of palos at
$690@5.80. Cattlc wero In brisk demand at full
Mondays prices, saIos making At s4.oo@o.so Tor
common to extra Sheep wero In light supply,
and commanded fully late prices.
, 1874-05-06

There Ia }stlo conteBt going On betwsen st.
Paul and Minneapolis On tho question of popa-
latIon. Each claims to be bigger than the
othor, aud, A. there ia no big brother Of theirs
ln Minnesota to measure them, each rests aatls-
fed In tho convlsslon that It Is larger than the
other. The latest account no hays Of the popu-
latlon OF tho two cities gives III tho following
Agurea
at fants.: .11o
AAAAtapoAa *, ,al5
Wo need not renark that tho authority for
thoae agurss Ia not from Minneapolis. 1tia tho
IT. Paul Press. We're II tho authority from
Minneapolis tho hgnres would stand shout ~
follows,
Miunespoua. ...... 10 40
W. EA0, tR4e
II would sssn thai thVrS Axe aomA $4,000
, 1874-05-06
DECORATION DAY.

New YoaK, May 6.--1s vas agreed tonight, at
msesing of the posts Of the Grind Army OF The
Republic OF the Department Of New York, that
there shall DO no distinction between the unou
and Confederate graves On Decoration-Day.
10th will DO decorated. OF the latter, there
are many in Cyprasa Hill aud othsr osnAka1isa
around Nav York.
, 1874-05-06

Tho English people are evidently dooned
ueyer to hear tho last about tho bogua claimant.
Ills vito N NOW exhibiting herself and her
bahiea At pricea ranging from Sd To So for the
purpose Of getting up sympathy for thia infamous
felon. Some Of tho English papers arc loudly
calling upon shs authorities to prosecute her ~
nuhlio nuisance.
, 1874-05-06

We are asked to favor " many roaders with
tho correct pronunciation OF "sohurz.' This Ia
rathor difficult to indicate with Tho sounds that
attach to the English letters. Perhaps the fol-
lowing spelling will gvo ii u nearly ~ possible {,
Hhur!s, giving thu sound - Ia put. Ths mama
, 1874-05-06
FATAL EXPLOSION.

P1orou, Ont, Mar 6.-The steam-bQller tn
Irving i Dowus' planning aud eaw mill exploded
thta morning, instantly killing tho eaglaesr,
Donald Robin, his non, and young man named
Millyer 1odowan and seriously injustn8 xous
othera.
, 1874-05-06

Al our experience 50 far shows that tho fuller
the ro.urnB are tho more favorable they Aro to
tho Intelligence OF tho West, We expect that tho
complete showing will rofuto the Abe]s that hago
been nut uuou us.
, 1874-05-06

MYERS OPERA.HOuBE- -Monros ktrest. between
1,oafhozn and State. Arlington, Cotton. and Kenbes
lnarels. Mins.rslsy and ootuoatss. nurlsRqus '1es
Dte4nds Np!r,n
, 1874-05-06

ACADEMY or MU51C-HAfssodstr stredh bstweeu Mad
iaon and Monroe. EnGakcneut Of Frank OhAufEAu.
i a'Klk or tho AfkAnaas Traveller"
, 1874-05-06

uooLEYs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street. hetwssn
CLARK and LaSa,le. AmorirAnb In Paris Bahap SAINT
to tho Asnaory by Giddoas" "1tobsrt Emmst" Alter.
noon and cYonlu9.
, 1874-05-06

Warm, copious. and widely distributed ratna
have occurred in California, which will prove of
vast bsuetlt to shs ta1zasxs, XhS what eetp
viii bs oaognpqa,
, 1874-05-06

NVICKNn'8 TNEATnE-Aiadtson sttost, httwesu
Dearborn And Btsts. Engagement Of Maggie Mitchell.
s'tAae Eyrcn
, 1874-05-06

ADELpu1 THEATRE-Cosuer Of Wabash Avenue
aua Congress- stttet. Variety performance. Leona
Dsrs tho panteulne Of thu Tlrss prarfs" Afternoon
una
, 1874-05-06

Mrs. Lockwood. Of Washington, wants to b.
admitted to practice low before tho Court Of
C1nims in that city. Whether sho should be ad-
mitted or not, whether 1t ia lawful to admit her
or not, is the question which all tho legal lore in
Washington is called upon to discuss. It 1a an
nounced that tho judges Of tho Court Of Claims
are advising with the Judges Of tho Supreme
Court whether or not thoy had bottor admit her
to tho Bar. They fear, 1t is said, that their ac-
ton, II they allow hor to qualify, may
DO disoountenhnced BY the higher Court.
This is q pouderous question. md ono
In which thero arc few precedents to guido tho
courts. Considering tho advantage which be-
witching woman might have over merely
plausible man, and the superiority Of smiles to
syl1ogisms in winning verdict from 4 Jury, 1t
might DO dangerous to establish such \ preco-
dent. But u Mrs. Lakewood is admitted to
practice, aho ahoutd ao put undor bonds to be
logical, not veiboso, and never to aigh or sni1o
before Judge or jury during her whole pro-
fesaional ute,-a broach OF the condition to be
punished by striking hor na1no from tho rolla.
, 1874-05-06

claimed BY both oittes. The proper way to de-
eide tho difference Ia to causs tho parties In dis
pute to pay taxea both In 81. Paul and 1flnnoap-
oils Woro this done. every man would soon
discover Where ho belonged.
, 1874-05-06

BLANnY LODGE. NO. III, F. / 4: M.-sPEq1AL
"t"ES'A''' o't''A4' j. b. o. WHITNEY, sco.etary.
The Grange advance., 1874-05-20

know the right, than to vindicate our own
opinion, and pledging in advance cheer
full obedience to the law when learned.
With this safeguard thrown around
a Grange, composed Of 22 charter men,
bers, without stitch Of waste material
it may not be over bold to promise that
those who expect to hear from us again
shall not be disappointed. Our officers
were unanimously elected, among which
are W. R. Mayhem, Master; Alex.
Plymat, Overseer; VIM. A. Plymat.
Lecturer; and J. P. Emerson, Secre>
tarv. A PRIVATE.
May 18th, 1874.
The Grange advance., 1874-05-20
Fountain Brook Grange.

This Grange was organized on the
9th inst, in the school house few rods
from the post-ofice from which its name
is taken. In these times when 50 much
complaint is made Of the prevalent
lawlessness and discord in our ranks,
it may be refreshing to some and may
exert salutary influence on others, to
know that this Grange opens its career
by the unanimous adoption of the fol-
lowing resolutions as our fixed guiding
star:
WHEREAS, In every live Grange variety
OF opinions and preferences will sometimes
unavoidedly occur, and
WHEREAS, Such differences, if fostered,
tend to create discord and trouble, and
WHEREAS, We desire first to preserve
the present good feeling existing among US
as nelghbors, and next to that, the pros
perlty OF this Grange and the Order, and
WHEREAS, We believe these interests can
be best served by faithfully obeying the
laws whether right or wrong; therefore
Resolved, That in conducting the affairs
Of this Grange, whenever such differences
arise, the Constitution and usages of this
Order shall be our first and highest law.
with which no personal preference or preju-
dice, ambition or animosity of ours shall
interfere; that to prevent discord and the
cultivation of bad feeling, we will respect
the rulings of the chair as far as possible ::
that in all cases in which it belongs to the
majority to decide we will cheerfully &C.
quiesce in the majority's decision, and that
if serious differences still exist, we will
refer them in a friendly spirit to higher
authority for decision, preferring rather to
The Grange advance., 1874-05-20
ITEMS FOR PATRONS.

OFFICERS OF THE STATE GRANGE
OF MINNESOTA P. OF H.
Master, George I. Parsons, Winona.
Lecturer, John A. jackson, ai1 Like CITY: @ty:.sa,
Overseer, George c. Chamberlain. Northheid.
Steward, A. J. Murphy, Lake Crystal.
Asst Steward, VIM. E. Lee, Rice Lake, Douglas Co.
Chaplain, I. C. stearns, Zumb1ota.
Treasurer, Lorenzo Hoyt, Saint Paul.
Secretary, Wm. Paist, st. Paul
Gate Keeper, J. I. Price, Eyota:
Ceres ...."...sister Sophia Parsons.
Flora .. C.P Chamberlain
Po,nona.. r. c. jackson.
Lady Steward '' Mary E. Lee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-03
U. s. Survey No. 81.

beginning nj Il post marked No. l., T.S.Sur.
vcy \o.@.' whence the section corner on the
northern boundary of .Section9. I. IL. " ~
mouth Of the chihuahua Tunnel bears :.
Il Il. Z. llS feet. and a cedar tree one foot
in diameter. marked Lincoln Il. T., bears \.
~ ". La feet: thence RAINING :. . l.,
EN feet. To post marked Ne. :. |. :. survey
No. =: thence ;. aS', ". 80 feet. to post
marked Ne. :. Us. Survey No. 70: thence
y. N ". lbn tcet. to post marked No. /
-. Surrey No. =: and thence y. -, l..
: q feet. TO iost No. l." the place Of begin.
ming. containing S6l-lN acres.
COURSES expressed trom the true meridian
with a magnetic variation Of III East. 1hi.
claim ! located in the unSurvcycd Part If T.
-. y. Il. - l.. VI. H.. NJ. and i bounded al
nearest mine is the thihunhua.
The claim i recorded III Book \. page T., 81
the Newark District Mining kecords. ard u
rtuy 81 the notice and Ilats can lie found
e,ted at the mouth If HI Lincoln tunnel.
NIP CYRUS +. HORN. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-03
PATENT IPTI TONS.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NJ. ci;.
|. :. LNNp urFiCr,

Eureka, NcVadN, May Is, ISL.
NOTICE l. HEBEEl GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Newark Silver Mining Company Post
oilice address, Newark Mills. Newark lis-
trlct, White Fine county. Nevada has this
day fled in this office n diagram together with
81 notice OF application ter II patent from the
| nitcd States, under act a. Congress approved
MAY IL. l>12. for fifteen hundred ltN linear
feet Of the Lincoln Lode. thu same running 80
feet sou,hcastcrly and 80 feet northwestcrly
from the month Of the Lincoln Tunnel. with
%suriacc ground two hundred feet. lm feet On
each side VI the lode, the lode being ~ feet in
width. situated in Newark Mining District,
" lite Pine county. State of Nevada, and tie.
sctibcd in the plat and field notes on file in this
office rs follows, tu-wit:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-03
"iNiNG NOTICES
p DELINQUENT /. SALE NOTICE

business. san francisceO.' %hil9eiral plas"
= mrrks, Eureka, Eures.,a ',MiGrnia; l"@s,;eti
ffnieka county. Nevada. Mining Di.,,,Gio.a
,anL upon the ciI"ie'.- There ~.
lo - on account of asse""'ihs d%escrib%aSs
~ ,T i'S am on the Fist day Of A TriIh 10 III Il
Respective .har 81, Hrrosi,c tho , Da,I the sey.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-10
Nenr;6 forb befonntri6 in Wofhiuotor

NenIi9 fau6 betanntli9 in Wafbin8ton
bic gerebeli6ung elmer Todter bes General
Sherman itatt. Sine Mense gtnlaonnger
erginsen 3ur 8etbeiIisung, aber, ioroerbar
eenug. feIten ii9 piele Snnitirte ni9t eth.
Cine Nadfori1ung bat nunmebr er9ebell oaB
nibt tueniaer oIs 400 ginlaoun8en 9eftoblen
,uoroen 1inb. SIM Yoitarate 81 Wafbtn9ton
finbet bieierbaIb nunmebr cine nnterinb,'a9
fatt.
GuuneI unter benz NtaSara.-Ni6t
iufrieben nit ibrer internationaIen bride
iiber ben Riagara, poDen bic 8ufalonter
aud einen TunneL unter benz Niogara baben,
UNI pom ibrer Gtabt aus aud gu 2onbe, ooer
pieImebr unter 2anb, fi6 nod @anaoa be9es
ben su f6nne,. Ser Snsenieur B. Walace
in Buffalo bot elmer baieIbf pom Geiddftss
Ienten bebufs grri6tinS bieies 1unnels 9ez
biLoeten ~gompasnie i9on einen arpelter Tuns
nelpIan ~porgeIest. Ser eisentIt9e Tunnel
,uiro mad bie5em 9Ian rur 2940 SUB lang
etrua 1000 SUB tlrjer, ais Oer erfte
8lan es beitimmt. 9ie 0ide bes sSeliens
ii6er benz SunneL on benz tief(ten Ynnft pirs
be 1eds,ebu ssuB ieiA. Ser TunneL fol 30
SMD VIII uttu ~ Dup Yob9 WSAoS"' VS."
sLaubt, bab bic Soften fir grr'9tung etnes
GunneIs Die Surtnte bon SL5OO,OOO
nidt lberitei9en uiiroen.
gaLifornifde S9ulbisciplin. =
Gin IL. Dttober fano I'M San Sole Snftt.:
tute" in Can Sran3iseo cine f~oIoiale YriSelet
itatt, beren rrIa9e ,Die gerIauf slei6 lebre
reid ftnb. !8pet S6uIer batten elnsn Stre't
m~iteinanber, unb Der 2ebrer rpoIte fe auinz
gen, ii6 sssenieitis nm gsrseibuns 81 bitten.
bic bei6en boffnunssuoIlen Sln9linse f3
0eHen tpeiserten, 3os ct cine giffoIe, leste
ie nsben iid unO 5wang ite, uor5utreten.
aaum aber ftanben bic beioen @egner Au9'
in Auge, ais fie i~bereinanber berftelen, uno
nun entItano cine 5dldserei an pel6er Der
ruiLbelte Sunge, Der ie BET Stud zines seploss
ten 2ebre1s NOT, cine Sreube sebabt batte.
que S9aIer nabmen bara, Tbetl ; balo mo-
rem bic 2ebrer ebsnfaas in Der Rauferei nno
oils enbIi9 Der 8orfteber Srteben FIFTEEN rpols
tie, erbieIt er 10 piele Siebe baB ietn elmer
Arm breinaL gebroder tpurbe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-10

~. .,.eE geDllDet rDetDea.
unfere sseuerz@ pu,miIioners idetnen au9
tire Mt!ds unb WaferpOlttis oufsebsn 81
moQeu. Sen angefIa8ten 8eamteu oes
ersDepartements itno nod etnraol e1ns9e
Gage beuiatgt un iid BON Der sesen tie por@
IieSenbeu GntIase gu rsinlsen, eper gu rslts'
ntren.
Die 4ngeIegenbsiten BON etnen Der bse1se11
beutiden Ibeoter Enb enoli6 uno Dte man
bofft, lg9er geosenet. Ser bietse oeutIde
Iurns8erein Gan Der OhIeite ber 5tabft Elm
Berein, ~,porauf bic 8arser elepelarbs ftol5
Ieiu foanen, bat adnlli6 GAS f1uber pot Den
5erren eide ui.o WioIer ~geIeitete StaotsIbee'
ter ubernpmmen uso bat Die ian1mtLi4en btsber
ON oieiem Gbeater mitroirfenoen Srafte bis
gum g9luB Der Salon TN nad1ten NFat
eneoairt. SER eide, eth taIentuoaer wann,
bIeibt aIs 3esiHeur. Die etite 8otltslung
unter biefer neuen Osonuug bet Dinse ,paroe
Iebten Sreitag se9eben uno Spar bate man
oasu bas id6ne Sberacterbtlo: uWalosSses'
ben" Don Glmar gemahlt. Gs ipuroe
lcbr nett poreetragen unb BET eineut pobises
fulton SauIe ipieIte Srdulein Sdmit gam
auerliebit bas MaIos2iesGen. Oteles Srau:
lsin G9mib lit cine ansenebme Grlde'nuns.
Sbr Spiel III iebr natlrlid. aber bod babe
funfuoa unb ma9t sroben ginoruf. Sabe,
1T ibr genebmen auf Der 8iibne iebr Srae'os
uno mobeit. Sic fam 4nipru9 MAIDEN gu
ben Namen elmer Il nItlerin. Die i3ul9auel
perLieban bas Ebeater iebr 3ufrteben ano obn'
;2neifel rpiro {i6 bieies Ibeater, pabreno De-
5aiIon, zines suten t3uipru9s erfreusn,. no
mentli5 ba bic idmmtliden babel ensa9.rte'
6erren uno Damen R9 ais ti9tiss Sdau
IpieIer seseist baben.
9ie G5iTfabrt 1T JET uoriber; Dai
Dampfboot st. sc. Slice bat lebtet Dstttpod
feline Ieste &eiie nod Detroit semadt, 'po e.
in 8interqua.tier seben wsrb. Gs mot abe
aud Belt, benn es iino in btele r 3e't u'eb
nugladsfane uorsefommen oils lie aupor.
Ser Sbrise y.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-10
StQDt Columbus.

Cine Srau obne 3unge.-g BET Der Sers
Iammlune bes Staatss8ereins Der Sbto 3abndr5fe
beridtete Or. Senntuss pon @IeueIano am Dons
nerftaa einen netfuirbtgen San. gor etntSen
Sabren sog er elmer Srau 9. finfjebn 3abnrpur5eIn
aus unb iebte tbr Elm neues SebiB Elm. SaIo oar'
auf ruurbe bic 3unse Der Srau etpas ftetf, mas tie
beim spreben bebenteno binoerte. Cine Hrlade
IteB fib uidt entbeden. gia9 8erlanf zines SAB
res perlor i6 bic 5teifbeity aber BET eir'en' bsttt8en
Suftenanfaue feel bic san5e 3unse aus benz Munoe
uro cine itarfe 8Iutung folste. Na9ber benerte
iib Der algeneine @eiunbbetts5uitano Der Srai'
unb tie bebielt, trot bes gerluites Der 3use, iowobI
ben @eidmafslinn aIs aud bas Spra9uerrto9en
BET. M2a1 fam tie ni9t bios leiGt periteben, ions
bern tie tit aud cine fait unaufborlt9e S9pdsersn'
Dieter nerfpiirbise SAL rief nnter ben eole9en
bebeutenbe Seniation berppr nno eS muroe Del9Iol'
fen, ben geri6t bruden su Iafen.
9as Gtaatsbaus.- Comptroller Ntlion, oer
,uaIeid bas 5taatsbaas beaufIidtiat empfieblt ben
Mnfauf neuer 9ampffsfel fir bic Sei5uts oes Se'
bduoes; bic alien ftnb 20 Sabre alt uno aus9enusf
Serner empfiebIt er cine G~eIoperpiaisuns 3ar @r'
ridtine Don Gprinsbrunnen nnb bic Ini9afftna
BON 8anfen unb Siben, bar1it Der StaatsbanspIot
ais Dffentli6er 9arf benubt ruerben tann. Serner
bdIt er cine reseLnaBise gapitol goI3et sur Se'
fdibunq bes States unb bes Gigentbnt's Don
Srenoen fIr notbmenbig. Die PenttenttarD ner'
iprqt iebt has Staatsbaus nit 9as ntlr DIE Sam'
pen DOT benz 8ebdube finb in SoI9e etnes Ser
iebens ni6t nit benz @asuerfe i'm 8nbtbauie II
gerbinounsgeistt; bieism gsrfebet' fOats aOssbOl
fen meroer.
Or. G.. 30. 5mitb's 8eerbisuns fanb am Britt
mod Nadmittas unter grocer 8etbeilt9an9 ftatt
Die 9ueite gresbpterianer &irde mar seSrdns
pou pom Ebeilnebmenben, Bite benz nerttoroenei
5reunoe bic Iebte @bre 81 erpetien roilni9te1t. St
peridieoenen 8erbinbunsen oer Ger3te, Stnoeute
bes meoiciniI6en Colleges nnb bic 8eanten De
SaubfummensS nftituts pioraeten ibm ebrenoe8s'
IeibsbeidIuHe. GeIten nobI senoB elm Nann b
ouoemeine 2iebe unb gdtun9 in 70 bobent 9rae
aIs Or. g. so. Snitb. @bre nnb Srteoe lstn'
Iide!
gad benz Sabresberibte Der 8eamter, befa'
ben fid in Der btefgen Eaubft enanfa
i'm perlolienen Sabre bur6i9nittli6 400 3osline
Die untsrbaltunssfoiten fir einen 3DsIing betr
oeu $2O0.78, mas $13.17 meniser lit as norts
S:abr. Sir bas ~Iaufenbe Sabr wirb cine Serrp'
Iiauna pom $4,000 perlanst, einsel6loffsn Step
, raturen uno $4,000 far @ebaIte.
Sir bic SrrenanitaIt BET 9apton 1oefo
. $4,000 perIaast. Die bD6fte ansab! pos Pat's
ten ruabrenb bes Sabres betrus $50, Die ntser's
369.
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Sntere0ante Iott5en.

Sn ber gsdbe BON SaIt Safe City
Ino bur6 3ufau (oura f~pislenoe Gsnoer)
reihboItiee @oIOLager entosdt poroen.
R6nis Ralafaua bat ii6 mad einer1 teles
aropbi1den GsflbLausiauid NIT YIal1oent
Grant BON Gan Srancisco in 8eslettung mebz
rerer ouerifanilder SHi5iere mad MaIbtnston
auF ben 2Seg gema9t'
SIN Ter:e Seute ,Duroe tir5lt@ EN-
Broseb Inn Elm S6metn, Das ieds Dollars
merth mar, enti1iebeu. Ser gerptnnenoe
IheiI bate srpeibunbert Dollars an Nopocas
tensebabrea gu 3ablen.
Die 5tabt Daltimo e erbebt Don ies
benz BaTasier auf ben Strabenzgtisnbabnen
e;re Steuer DON einem Sent. Mit bent auf
bie9e g8eile 9euonnenen GeIbe faufte fte uno
unterbaIt nun einen ~9rObartisen OHentli9en
Yarf.
DerbidHe Mann in Benniploanien TT
nidt n,ebs. NiIbelm Supp BON SouelaBz
bile, 8e1fs Gountp, rpar in benz jusenoli6en
Nlter Don 81 eSabren bereits 450 Pfuno
1dper. ST bate eth bibides @eltdt unb
maB 5 SUB 9 Bon. st Itorb i6nen meg.
Nben6s Ieste CT it'd seiuno gu 8ett uno ont
nG6ten MorSen mar er toot.
9asrei9f IL 60 i'm, bas id lie in met:
nem 2eben eeIebem-1dreibt Elm gapitan BET
britil9en Morine - trus elm af1ifantias'
, Sauptling on Der Golofite. Seine Beibe'
! batten tbn u6sr uno isber nit benz foitbarter
: Narben6L einseialbt unb ibn oann pon. S9et
: tel bis sur Soble NIT Ooloftaub Sepnoert.
SIN Stem gorf wurbe 8ootb's pradt
+ noles 9hecter, YpeI6es benz grbauer iiber
Wiuion Dollars fo1tete, uno ietnen Banferot
: herbeiflbrte, auf benz 9uttionspese fit 1886,
COO an OIiuer Nuses pom Bottom los9eIbla
: oen. Ser 8aufer 1T ein' grbe Don Date
: Nmes, meld' 2sbterer cine Sppotbef POI
= 500, 600 auf bas gbeater bette. Oos 1beo
= ter bat cine Breite Don 1874 Sup an Der ID
. 5trabe uno 10 SUP on osr iedsten Apenu'
= Oeut1de MfutterIpra9e.-D Die Jet
aus Nuslano etnnanoernoen Wennonster
beren BofeItern in, uorisen Sabrbunosrt %
DeutIdIanb auspanberten, 1preden gum VI
l. Itaunen Der genn{DLoanier 9euti6en nebe
+ Der ru{IiIden aud gang fltebeno Die beutld
l. Sprade. Nls Der Beribteritatter e'1er oe
T. tuna feline gerpunberuns bariber ausiprad
pr iaote Elm ungefabr iedsisiabriser Dtann
.,8ir perben bod uniere wtutteripra9e n'e
T. usr9efen."
r. Mie BON ct. Souls semeloet p,ro, b
tie aud Der acknowledgements oe'nr'
g. Sands. Der Wittrpen unb Waiien I'm Jung
id fabr slO0, 900 beftoblen bat, quite Gusfe
NJ auf StrahoIisteit. Die oortl9en rSte9t
NJ eeIebrten" poIsn bereits ausftnotg sensa'
OF haben, bab bic Strafseiete etnen Saa n
IT, Sen uon Banabs nidt uorSeieben battet u
f;d cine griminaIzantIase seset TIN Mt
H. auf redterbaIten Ioie. 8eoer Die Uerfagn
,es abes ,,rnteridIa9ung ben oHentlihen u
I'M bern" rod bic Bettmtnungen, rpes6e .
les 8ripat,u nterfdlagunsen our9 asenten, =!
erz ~Ieftoren uno bersl. banbeln, ieien aaf o'el
ret Ban anpenobar. pra@Hg'