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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18

DEFEATED.-Aftert the veto of the
currency bill by the President, the
subject was referred to a Conference
committee of the two Houses of Con-
gress, which agreed upon new bill
that provided for free banking, the
abolition of reserves on circulation,
except 5 per cent. to be kept at the
treasury the retirement of legal-ten-
ders, or greenbacks at the rate of 31s
per cent. of new National bank notes
issued, and redemption in gold or five
per cent. bonds, after January /, 1878.
This bill passed the Senate on Friday
by vote of 80 10 %. On Saturday
the bill came up in the House of Rep
resentatives and was defeated by a
vote of los yeas to 146 nays. The
subject is referred to New Confer
enee Committee, but it is regarded as
quite improbable that any financial
measure will pass at the present ses-
sion, or at least such one as will Sc
cure the approval of the President.
The whole purpose of the party in
power seems to be to retire our green
back currency and strengthen the Ma
tional banks, ultimately giving to
them the entire control of the financial
affairs of the country, 1t is strange
that any considerable portion of the
people should sanction this policy of
retiring currency which costs them
nothing and substituting that for
which the country is required to pay
six dollars in gold for every hundred
dollars in circulation. In the days of
Old Hickory the people were alarmed
at the extraordinary and dangerous
powers of Nick Biddle's United States
Bank, with its $37,0O0,OO0 of capital,
and is there no cause for alarm on ac-
count of a system having ten times
that capital and consequently ten times
the power?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18

A negro philosopher discussing the
relations of the races said: HY ou
know de turkey he roosts on de fence,
and de goose he roost on de ground.
You pull de turkey Off de fence and
he will git up again. You crap his
wings, but some how or nudder he
gwine to get back on de fence. Now
y~u put de goose on de fence an he
will fall off: he don't belong dar. De
turkey am de white man. He's down
now, but is gwine to get up again. De
nigger is de goose. He better stay
Whar he b'longs." s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18

The Chicago Tribune asks: els it
not time for the colored race to stop
playing baby The whites of Amer
lea have done nebly in outgrowing the
old prejudice against them. They cam
not hurry this process by law. Let
them obtain social equality as every
other man, woman and child in this
world obtains it-by showing them
selves in their lives the social equals
of those with whom they wish to con-
sort. If they do this, year by year the
prejudice will die AWAY"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18

A GRAND JURY in Butler County
has indicted Gen. Goldman for embez-
element. Goldman was sent down to
Butler County to stir up the Court
house monkeys. He charged and re-
ceiyed 81, 800 for his services. In this
he is supposed to have committed the
grave crime of embezzIement.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18

TwENrY-N1NE hundred pieces of
real estate were confscated by the
state of South Carolina during May
for delinquent taxes in single coun-
ty. Carpet-bag government is rather
an expensive luxury.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18

On Monyay evening DIR. Valentine
and Mr.. Francis A,
Wamelink were out sailing on the
lake at Cleveland In small skiff. In
attempting to change places the boat
was capsized aud DR., L. was drowned,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18

THE State Temperance Convention
called by the Executive Committee of
the Ladies' Leagues of the State, COM
menced its session at Springfield, yes
terday, having for IT'S object the COM
pletion of the State organization.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18

The stables of the Bristol County
Agricultural Society, at Taunton,
Mass, were burned on Saturday night
with IA horses, mostly trotters in
training. Loss $4,000.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18

THE Legislature of Massachusetts
has passed a bin abolishing the State
Constabulary over the Governors
veto. So this puts an end to the, en-
forcement of the prohibitory liquor
law of that State. Il l.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18

THE Norfolk branch of the Freed
mans Saving Bank owes its depositors
$l2S,000 and has $1,000 to pay it with.
It has been managed by Christian
statesmen, and the friends OF Civil
Rights. --L.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18

THE Enquirer says Colonel L. d,
CampbelPs health is bad, and he feels
himself unable to take the stump
against the new Constitution.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18
Politics for 1874.


The important political events of
the year are given below:
August 3-Kentucky election.
August 6-North Carolina election
August 1S-Ohio election to adopt
or reject new constitution.
September Vermont election.
September 14-Maine election.
October 13-Ohio election.
October 13-Iowa election.
October l3-Indiana election.
October 14-Georgia election.
October 22-West Virginia election.
November 2-Lousiana election.
November 3-Election in Pennsyl-
vania Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware,
Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Maryland,
Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota,
Missouri, Nevada, New Jursey, New
Y ork, South Carolina, Tennessee,
Texas, Virginia, and Wisconsin.
All the above named states (thirty
two) elect Representative for the for
ty-fourth Congress, beside State Off
GERS varying in each State. The cleo
tions to the forty-fourth Congress
win be completed next year, as follows :
New Hampshire in March, Rhode Is
land and Connecticut in April, Cali
fornia in September, Mississippi in
November. The forty-fourth Con-
gress will, unless sooner convened,
meet on the first Monday inDecember,
1875.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18
y NJ n D In 7 II III u
IcATIHa LIouoRS.


g License to traffic in spirituous, yinous or
malt liquors under such regulations and lim-
tations as shall be prescribed by law, may be
general assembly from passing laws to restrict
such traffic. and to compensate injuries result
ing therefrom." I. f.t.a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18
MARRIED-

KELLY-GURLEY-Att the residence of Robert
johnson, in Rootstown. ON the 18th of June
by A. II Barlow, Esq, Mr.. Nelson Kelly. OF
Wellsyille, and Miss Ellen Gurley, of Roots
town,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18
APair of Patriots.
From the New York sun.

From the New \ ork sun.
Mr.. Richard c. Parsons, who mis-
represents the Cleveland district of
Ohio in the House of Representatives,
has recently made visit to his con-
stitaents and discovered that he can
not be renominated. While Marshal
of the Supreme Court his office was
the head quarters of the lobby, much
to the disgust of the Judges. Since
then he has become still more notori-
Gus by his connection with one of the
corrupt contracts at Washington, for
which he received a single fee of $l0,-
600. He found politics very much
mixed at home, and aseribes to the
temperance movement and other
causes the reputation of his jobbery
by betrayed and indignant people.
Mr.. Garfield is in no better condi-
tion. lie, too, received $1,000 for the
same contract, and Chittenden, who
made the negotiation with the Ring,
wrote exu4tingly to De Golyer that
the bargain with Garfield was cheap,
because she held the purse-strings of
the nation" as Chairman of the Com
mittee on Appropriations.
Credit MobiIier alone was sufficient
to have sealed the fate of Garfield,
now that his relation to it is well un-
derstood, in spite of the deception,
perjury and evasions that were prac-
tieed to save him form the punishment
which his venalitv had provoked. The
last contract finishes him as a public
man, and ends his career in disgrce.
1t is healthy sign ola moral reac-
ton when such men as these are dis
carded, and for such reasons. Amid
all the prevailing demoralization there
is still sound sentiment of honesty
among the masses which asserts itself
courageously whenever strong oc-
casion demands stern justice. There
are others doomed to like fate, and
the elections next fall will purify the
atmosphere of Grantism.
Yet there are some men who think
that the 10Th and 10th districts have
no other timber out of which to make
Representative in Congress.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18

GOVERNOR ALLEN is to be in Cleve-
land at the opening of the S@ngerfest.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18

GETTING NEW LIGHT-Dlo Lewis
the father of the crusading movement
is obtaining some new light upon the
temperance question. He has been
investigating the effects of the pro-
hibitory liquor law in Maine. and
sends his conclusions to the Cincinna-
ii Gazette. He says an earnest friend
of the law told him that there were
300 places where drinks were sold in
Bangor, simply because there is pat
ronage for 300 places and Bangor has
only $1,000 inhabitants. DIR. Lewis
says there has probably never been a
town in Ohio where there was a
drinking saloon for every fifty of the
inha bitants, and yet that is the pro-
portion in Bangor. He continues
"And yet did net see an open drink
ing place while was in the State.
There is no doubt that the traffic has
been driven under cover, and there is
not shadow of doubt that the con-
sumption of drinks in the State of
Maine is enormous"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18
,rrscELLANEous.

SECTION 1. Columbus shall be the seat of gov
ernment, until otherwise provided bv law.
SEc2. The printing of the laws, Journals,
bills, Legislative documents and papers for each
branch of the general assembly, with the print
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18

The civil service fraud of the Radi-
calls met its quietus in the House of
Representative on Friday. An
amendment offered by Mr.. Hoar TO
the snndry civil appropriation Bill,
appropriating S25,OcO to enable the
President to carry out the Civil Ser
vice rules, was rejected by a vote of
4S yeas to los nays. During dis
cussion on the subject on Thursday
this pet measure of the loyalists was
freely characterized by several mem
bers of that party as a ''sham and
fraud" and such, as carried out by the
authorities at Washington, it undoubt-
edly has been. During the discussion,
Mr.. Willard, of Vermont, put the per-
tinent inquiry to members of the Re-
publican party whether there was one
single principle in the platform on
on which they had gone before the
country when GeneralGrant was elect
ed on which it proposed still to stand !?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18

" m. j. Ouug.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.)
COLUMBUS, OHIO, May 21, 1874
hereby certify that the foregoing is correct
ly copied from the original roll on file in this
office. A. n WIKOFF
Secretary of State.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-18
ARTICLE XIV.

LEGISLATIVE RAPPoRTIoNAIENF AND REP
fei RESERVATION.
SECTION 1. The apportionment for
members of the general assembly shall
be made every ten years, after the year
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-01-01

Sn Colorado 1pirb befanntLtb bic SGafz
su9t in iebr ausgeoebntem NaBe betrteben.
DteieIbe 1T iibrisens ausenbIidIi6 beoeutenz
Den Gefabren ausseiest. 9ie o~ortisen 8inos
piebpd6ter bebaupteg, Dab oas Rinouieb auf
Stelen, wo S9afe sebitet moroen ieien, nidt
9raien woIe, uno bab bic Sdafe aud bas
8ras 10 fnopp abbeiBen, bab ben Wur5eln Der
seniisenbe S@ub febLe uno Die Sonne ite serz
ltore. IS tam 5piiden 8inouteb= uno Sdaf=
Sibtern 5u Streitigfetten, 1ueI1e balo in Die
robete 4rt Der SeLbrbnlfe ausarteten unb in
oenen Die Sdafsadter, als Die idpadere 8ar=
tel, unterltesen mubten. Na9ts nuzoen Die
Siirben. Der Sdafe Don ben Ginserbirten
i,berfaaen, bic Ibiers erbarmunsslos ateoer=
sei9ohen uno Die Seerbsn periprenst. Cine
Wenge S6afe mar auf bieie Wetie su @runz
be segan9en, ebe Die Soldier nad9aben uno
noro1parts ;osen, ben Ginoutebsldtern bic al
leinige 8%enubuns ber 0fentIt9en 2dnoereten
(oena nm bieie baubelt es iid, nidt un Qris
uatetgentbum) i'm iubIt9en Colorado Iberiafs
ieno. Seitber ibien Trieoe 5pilden bessen
larteien I'll berri9en, bis per &ursem Der
&ries in unmitteLbarer Nabe Der Saupstaot
Oenuer rpieoer oussebroden tit. Soften 5erbft
bate ii9 namIt6 am Stunning Greet, IS Dtei=
Len Don Oenper, Elm beutider S6afsadter,
S. $. SauIdilb, nit etua 1000 S6afen ME:
oerselailen, bate ii6 Saus, S~tallaasen, 5irz
ben err'dtet uno traumte nidt BOP er aud
bierber uerfoIst .peroen ,pii1oe. Iber nab:
reno elmer Iia9f in Der eriten !SaIfte bes De-
cember purbe er bur6 Carbohydrates aus
Dem S9lafe sepedt uno fanb, oaB etrpa 20
Raun beiddfttst ,paren, auf feline, in 2 Sars
ben einsepfer6ten S9afe gu iaieben unb Die:
ie mad allen 8i6tunsen 5u periprensen. st
feuerte nun ieIber auf Die Ansreifer, mubte
aber Der 11ebermadt ueiden. am anbern
Morsen fono er 1870 ieiner Sdafe tobt, Die
iibrisen in Der sanSen nmseseno a~eritreut.
ST itebt ii6 IL 9enotbist gum 5weiten Nas
lie feline ieIbf9esrlnoete Seilnatb gu perIoien,
benin Geredtisfeit sesen berartise GewaItz
tbaten 9ibt eS in Colorado, ieIbft in ieinem
ciuiIiiirten Tbeile unmitteIbar BET Denper,
ni9t, obslei3 Die Sbater aasemein befannt
iino,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-01-01
Gin Staliensr iber has re,e Seutlalaub.


Ser itaIieniideS dritfeuer Giuini urtbsilt
lber Die gntitebung uno bas @eien oes Oeuts
i6en Ret9es, ipie foIst:
yWenn bic Wafen Breubens ben sroBen
8eoanfen Der beuti9en ginbeit materiea per-
ptrflt9t baben, 10 lit benz Die 8orarbeit eis
ner tn%teaeftueQen Sbatiafeit poreusaeeQnz
gen, weI6e NIT 2eibnib besann uno bis su
unieren Iasea fortsefubrt wurbe. B6iIoioz
pbsn uno Dl6ter, @ei6tdtsi6reiber nnb 2ris
t1fer baben oaju mitsepirft, 10 oaB man be-
baupten bari Seuti9lanbs 8ieber9eburt Jet
% re9t oas Wert ses Geoonfaas uno ber
Nlneni3aft. &uf iebem SeIoe menI6Liden
Wliens, in ieoer Sorm bi9teriiden SGaffens
bat oas seilttge 9eutidIano bas neue poliz
ttlGe Deutf3Lano porbereitet. Wii5enIdaft
unc Slteratur, @eI6tdte uno BbiLoiopbie bas
ben benz oeutiben BoIf bas tiefe @efubl Der
et9enen NattonaIitat segeben, baben es ses
Iebrt ltG an5uieben ais b~eittrn,nt fir cine
9robe btltortide D(liiton, baben tim Die ST.
tuluns btefer Dttilton sur Hflidt eema6t.
ia, oas TT 10 re6t has uirtlide DlerfrnaL Der
oeutl9en S~eme8ung, bab tie 5uerR etn 8erf
oes Getttes 9eueien TT, uno eri It pann, aIs otes
les sur 9tetfe 9eoieben mar. Elm Merf Der u1az
terteaen Sroft ,puroe. Die Soee 9ing Der
Gbat poran ME ber 8IiB Dem Bonner, uno
bepor Die Seuti9en bas materiel md9tisite
Solf Guropa's puroen, 1paren ite bas intel
leftne4 sebt!oetfte: bic politiide Sesemonie
TT Wlrfun9 tno SoIge Der geiltigen. 0sr
oes Glaubens lebt, baB oer Geiit etpas be'
oeute tn Oteier @eIt Der iebt penis Gertraus
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-01-01

EN- In bic Dauerbaftisfeit pom Werfen, reIde
nur bic Srudt poIitif6er unb militdriider
Sperationen ftnb obne ~senisenbe setitise unb
fittlide 8orbereitung. Mber no ein Bolt be-
reits Elm, rpabrbaft nationate, pon Naen sez
i9affene, allen semeIniame gbiloiopbie, Si=
iiorif- BoeFe, @ifenidaft Naufif bat, no felt
LANCER ais einem Sabrbunbert cine fortwabs
reno na9Ienbe @ntmidluns idon Die @inbeit
i'm 8erei9e bes Denfens unb Wihens seSriins
bet bal, ba faDsen Sabowa uno Seoan fomz
men; iie finben einen urbaren 8oben, Der
9eiunoe Sri6te beruorbrinsen iotro. Das
nene Deutf6e 8eid 1T alto ni6t Dic 9ebanz
tenloS 9elast tpiro, Elm Rinb Der Geualt; es
tit Die lan9iam sereifte Sru9t bes @ebanfens,
ss 1T bic poIttii9e auspra8uns Der ~seiitisen
8tlouns, es lit Der Griumpb elmer Iansen
@ulturarbeit, erIanst - ME Die Siege i'm
Rei9e Der Sbatiaden INNER erIanst merben
= bur5 anIDeaonns Der 2raft i'm Dienfs
Der Soee."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-01-01
Dir iAnar8e annR III Suaa.

JtQcbOcft ftd1 sfe Girfnnhugr MN gRnfcnf
Soma, Ionoe nm}onft oboernilbt hatten. ne.
mife Werbrehen. be1nnbers y,iebaShIe. hie i,
ieaer @eoenb beoanoen ,,,,rhpn N sstsede,,
nohmen he lire 9ufi,,ht .,,r moo;e gies
oeIdob por unoefabr brei Sahren IN her Mhs
iidit. nm Gteinen. NfIonsen. gpetoIIe, ,,h
MinernIien rio go,,en her;e,;oe, =, erIoroe,
meIhe ihr Giaentbum deitohIsn ober he n
onberer WeiIe beleibiot botten. Sb ne MN
iene Nrt 2auberfuulf. he @nrnerins gorinno
Sic ueise ooer ootIIidbe rennt. betriehen' Fl
uiht conitotirt norhen: nos ie sieb aber NIT
DEM befddftioten. MAO bie ,1d,nIihe Mutnritat
ala Shmarae !S,,n5f be,e;hnet. IN o,,ser oIas,
RueifeI.
Ser erfe Muf.ua. burh werdben lie Sic
Wahrbeit her N,55snsH,nftI nriiften fonh n,
Mdr, 1879 HIATT. gine,n aern,isey Sorrn
,Rnad ,poren anf cine oo1, oeheimn,snofe Mrf
finf.io Donors oeftobien mornen 9,n1 mar
Erau anod s,psr feline shiiIerin Ser Maa;e
oemesen. ober lie fannte IN ihrer mohbor,hoff
Skinner urs Srouen oer,,o mpIae };eb hc,,,;t
befakteu. ssbnen .eiate ne hpn Stewart il.
aleih an. Wan bielt einen gfatb INN ,nah
elmer ern5tIihen DiseuSifsm hes @poenstannss
faate man hen Wesd,ii,s. IN gno1,s sa,Sp
cine Sisuua ob,ubaIten.
Das ae,aah oyna aud Il, Ser ersten oiniii.
aen gadt, melde cine oute GDniteIIation oet
Eaneten ,eiate. glod9pem peridieoene per.
aeblite Uerlude oemad,t moroen ,poren, Sic
Iamen Ser Diebe aug 5teinen ober 8flansep
heraussubrinoen. benubte man MetaLe unb
Bapier. Men per{daffte lid einen 1horz
idIll5eI unb Elm aItes Sud. banb beiDe aus
iammen, hino bas Sud- am Gdlui}eI auf uao
oas 2aubernerf uahn1 1einen Nnfena. SIS
purben nun Der geibe nod bie ga1nen aler
ginmohner BON WoIeot aenanut; 5obalo Der
Name bes Oiebes ausoeiproden rpurbe. nauste
bas aIte Sud- pom 9dlufeI auf Die grSe fall
len. Dies eefd,ab. sobaiD Der Same Socob
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-01-01
S9redlide 9eiben s6iHbribigsr.

Gin 2onboner gIatt bringt Die na9feba,loe
braittIGe SdtIoerung BON ben 2esoen bel
Dtannf9aft zines bsutIden Sdifes, peldes
auf ietner geiie uon Stem Dort mad Gcntaa.
ttnopel S6ifbru6 lit: yDie norooeutl9e
Briss Galiom Steiop, Elm fIsires S6iff pon
meniser aIs breibunbert Sonnen Grasfreft,
frat lire Tabrt bon Stem Dorf rad CONTAIN
tinopel i'm Nusuit an. Mm "a. bs{elber
Mtonats iberfieI ie Elm pl0blider Sturm uno
leste tie auf bic gette. sSn bieIer Sage blieb
bic Brisg ldnger oils cine uno cine babe
Stunbe; Die WannIdaft bate ii9 nit Striden
an bas @ebdlf i'm 8orbertbeile oes Sdifes
fetsebunben uno mar ni6t i'm Stanoe, Die Set=
le uno ben Dsait 5u fappen. SdIiebLsg rtier
bic @e1en bas sanje gafel,perf binrpe9, 10
oab aus Ser nntese G6eiL Der Wiaiten blteb
uno ii9 Die 8sis9 ,pieOer eufridten fonnte.
Sic bate aber 10 pieL BaHer seid6pft uno
Lag 70 tief in Solse befen, baB BITE NlanniGaft
bis gum gnoe oes 8usipr;ets f~lettern mubte,
I'm nsdt pon ben Wsaeu ertr6ntt Ss uuernen.
Da Die grigg aur Elm lei9tes Cargo IN goro
bate, iant fie ntat Ionoerg rolts MIR bin
uno Der, b~eitdnois BON 8osen iberoedt, nno
Sag unb Hadt batten oaber bic finf Motroz
fen NIT Dem Gapitail uno Steuerman1 Guf
benz 8ugiprtet aussubalten. Se9s gtd9te
uno funf Sage uerbraaten Die gefIagenspsrz
then in oieIsm 3uitanoe, obne etnen 8sfen
III eIlen ooer etueu Iropfen Waier 81 ttiu=
fen; Die See rate Iber ibr 8erpaf uno liGe=
rer SOB iianb in AusF9t rpern ie periu6=
ten, siaabSuseIansen, UNI cine &rnme 8rot
gu finoen. .-
Sim iedien Mbeno berubistan ii1 Die $50,
gen unb ole SdtHbriidisen, 0ur9 ie9stasisen
5unger eridopit frodsn berunter uao iudten
J%tabruns. Sic fanoen cine Bi6Ie einsepoz
feLtes SleiI9, etIpas 0eirr, @itroneniaft uno
8ter, uno oies erbielt (e ON 2sbeu. TroB
bieIer ArtifeL nno einiger anoerer, Die fte ipa-
ter aus ben nit BaIier sefaaten Sailtsn beg=
psriogen, batten tie oenno3 eiae.i6red!t6e
Belt su beIteben. Sie batten fein DAD uno
feline Dede, uno mubteR nit ibrer PEopiiton
febr bausbalterii0 umssben. t3uert itarb Der
Sbifsiuuse, bann Der 0o3pootsmann uno
ipater ein Matrole. Se9s Sage Lang batten
tie gar nibts s~egeiien, uno pabreno Der fol-
aenoen sebn Sage lebten lie Don fummertt1en
Bi1en, bis enbli9 ein ipaniI6e8 5dsfk Die
Mmable Nluneion, III gidt fam. Ser Gapiz
tan i9idts feline 2eate auf Die maItloIe, nit
@efes geflate 8rigs unb Te fanoen auf Dem
geroede uier lebenbe MVFden - III i9pad,
Die setdsn neben tbnen aber 8oro su rolsn =
abgemaserte, ipro@ioie uno boIbuerbanserte
Geidopfs, bsren Sraft nt6t mebr ausSerei9t
bate, aud nur cine 5le9se ooer Elm Sai9ens
tu6 gu ibuenfen, aIs lte ben Spanies uno
1ein SisnaI iaben. Die Netter tparen mits
leiois uno lie pflesten Die aznlen Ssute an
Borb ibrer Barfe nit FOLDER Sor9falt, tab
BET erloiaenoe 2ebensfanfe pom neuem eEs
sIibts uno Gapitdn, Steuermann uno Elm
Matroie ,purben serettet uno Ianstsh bereitS
uoQts s~eneien, in SIso an. .-..-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-01-01
Ii 81 i.

Seuti6tanb.-Befinben bes 2aiiers
Btlb Ell m. Berlin, "a, 0ee,-Saiier 0iIz
belm befanoii6 beute betradtIi9 pobLsr unb
tpar tpabreno oes 9at!sea Cages ouf.
Die am 90. gloo. in Gtettin BON, Gtez
pei selaufene pan5erfresatte toiro, pte au9
Die &ronprinSeifin our 8eiet1isuns ja5en 3rpeiz
fels ibon BET Der SeitafeL beionoers barauf
aufmerfiam madte, no9 Der Beittmnrang bes
8.!Iers in 3utunft ygreuben", ni9t 800
ruIta" genannt rperoen.
- Sim 3. Oes. er16oB ii9 tn Berlin Elm
ObersS ecunoaner oes Srieori6s.g ymnaliuIns
in benz 8laien5imner, Ingeltdts Der Sda=
ler uno bes inn einen miinoIiden 0eripsis
ertbetlenben Sebrers. Die gerltner Bolts
~seitun9" brin9t bariiber nedtrdsLi1 folgenbeS
Ndbere Ser 2ebrer Der Sefunoa genannten
@pmnaliums bate 8eranle1lung, benz Sdus
Ter s. Der Sobn zines anseIebenen bieIts
gen Irstes eiaen gerpeis su ertbsiIe,,, In
weldem ct i'm Der y0aulbeit" be5i9tete. g.
perlanste oarauf ber Sebrer foQe oieien gorz
murf 5uridnebmen, ueien li6 berielbe isoo9,
rpte pobl natilrlih, ueigerte. 0abet berue
biste iid ber Sda[er jebo9 ni9t, unb oas.
peranlobte ben 9ebrer, i'm portreten gu loiien.
Saum bate s. aber ieinen Blab perIalIen,
ais &c einen gteuoLuer aus Der Sadie 400
uno iid cine ausel in bic 8ruit ia9te, bic i'm
iofort tootete.
- Ius Berntgerooe ,pirb 9eI6rieben 2eis
be bat bic bier aufsetretene Trt9tnenfranfbeit
9r0bere Oimenftonen angenomnea, ais mon
anfdnslid 9Iaubte, benn es iino ilber 200
Berionen baran erfranft uno eine Seitorben.
= Sn 8ilteImsbafen 1T bas Griessgeri9t
iber Captain Werner nunmebr in Sunttion
setreten. Ser @rurb, rparum bies erit iett
seideben, fo4 mad ben n~eueiten Wittbeiluns
gen tDunberbarer Weiie Der fem, baB Die Qos
miralttdt feline geranlafuns fano, sesen ben
Gbef bes 0eidpaoets Elm arte9sseribt ntez
berieken ;u laiIen. gapitdnW erner psrIangz