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once; Freemasons' hall, G. A. r. hall and
hTlgn,s 9t Phyehias hall were all burned.
Al. Whle directing operations in the vicinity of
o ohe fto9gfegatlopal church, Chas H. Sherman,
falling wall and curred into a honsa near nv
1t is reported that two children are missing.
The total loss by the fire will reach half n
million. the property was well insured. bnt
tne amount and its division among Individual
sufferers are not yet ascertaned
The burned district embraces an area of q,
acres and constitute almost the entire business
centre Of the town.
Fire Engineer Sherman was severely but not
dangerously hurt by falling chimney. There
was no loss of life
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York County Q. J. Court.


TUEsDAy.--John N. Spencer VS.. A. G. Haley. Ac-
count annexed for labor of plaintiff and his two
brothers in erecting stable 24x3O s14975. Defend
ant admits his liability and asserts his readiness to
pay for all that the services worth but contends
that this not first class job. He produces ex-
perienced carpenters who estimate the job worth
$75. Plaintiff admits that the stable does not now
set plumb but accounts for that by saying that cis
tern has been built under of it since they
completed the stable. The defendant says the els
tern is in no way attached to the stable.
The jury will return their verdict at coming in Of
court this Wednesday morning.
Copeland for plaintiff.
Yeaton with Cakes for defendant
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Special Sale Of Fine Sleighs
All AUCTION. tf

ON THURSDAY, Jan. 18th, at II o'clock A. NJ.
" we shall sell at Carriage Repository Of Albert
Chase, on Prcble street, about 20 fine Sleighs,
sisting of elegant finished. Alaska STYLE double
Sleigh, full size double Sleigh two light round
back double Sleghs, round back single Seighs, and
different sty les of business seigbs traverse
ner Pung, second hand Sleighs, sc. -' Hr
These seighs are made by some Of the best me-
chanics in the city and superior In every way TO
any seighs ever offered in this market. Call and see
tor yourselves.
r. .. BAILEY Il CO., Auesisueers.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Markers,

Portland WhoIesnIc Markets,
TUESDAY. Jan. 13.-The further advance In Corn
in New York to-day induced our dealers TO put up
the price to "a q 96c for prime Western Mixed and
Yellow. 1.-THE prices now ranging in New York
and Chicago 1t cannot be put down here at less than
81. Flours are firm and the recent advances are
sustained in New York. Pork has advanced to 20 90
q 81 90 for extra clear and IS 90 tor mess Lard has
also advanced and is held at 1O 10Ac for tierce and
10k q 10ac for kegs. Sugars are firm and unchanged
at previous quotations of lie for graduated and
10 q 1890 for tho dioront grade, of coffee crushed
In the Produce market there is great aotrty and
Potatoes dull at 65 q 75c Hay is fat at sls for
the very best quality of pressed Eggs are selling at
30 q &c; Onions 90 y BIB.
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Observation-Disclosures two o'clock this morning
horse attached to top buggy run away on
Commercial street and brought up ON Atlantic
wharf. The buggy was completely demolished
and the horse, badly Injured, ives taken to Saw
yer's stable.
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WASHINGTON.
The Gushing Affair.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-It was supposed yes
terday afternoon that when Senator Edmunds
moved that the Senate go into executive session
it was with the intention of asking the confir-
nation of Caleb Gushing to be Chief Justice,
Senator Edmunds, who is chairman of the ju-
dietary, having reported favorably on the nomi-
nation the same day it was sent to the Senate
The motion made for adjournment by Mr.. Sar-
gent, and carried, was regarded as unfavOrable
to the nomination. Some of the Senators how
ever, voted for an adjournment on account of
the lateness of the hour, it being half-past four
while large number did not care formally to
enter on the consideration of the subject until
lime was afforded for further individual exam
nation into the entire question.
A caucus of Republican Senators this MORN
ing was called especially to exchange views rel
alive to the nomination, when it was discover
ed that the opposition to it was much greater
than supposed, even by those who had made up
their minds to vote in the negative on the ques
ton of confirmation. The meeting of the Sem
ate at noon interrupted further proceedings by
the caucus, but after an early adjournment, the
sessioa of rhe caucus was resumed. when Ed
munds, COnklng aud Boutwell, advocated the
confirmation of Cushing These were his prin-
cipal advocates, but those who spoke on the ofh-
er side we're far more numerous and before the
discussion ended it was discovered that the
nominees friends were in the minority.
Finally the gentlemen above named seemed
to yield to the views of the majority. 1t can
be positively stated that the members of the
Committee on Judiciary were requested to
wait npon the President in reference to the
nomination. Although they were not formally
instructed, it was the general understanding
they should represent to him the feelings and
views of the Republican Senators up the SUBJ
iect as adverse to the nomination. The cpion-
ion, therefore, prevails among them that the
President, on hearing the statement, will with
draw the nomination.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances to-
legal tenders for redemption of certificates of
deposit $40, 100 900; con $50, 05S 092, including
coin certificates $44, 65O, 800; outstanding legal
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MATTERS in MAINE.


LEWISTON, jap. 13.- The First National
Bank reelected the old board of directors to-
day and A. L. Templeton formerly paying tel
Ter has been elected acting cashier. The bank
lost nothing by the irregular transaction of
Mr.. Brooks, late cashierl
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ENTERTAINMENT.-An entertainment is to
be eiven this evening at the India street Yes
try fos the benefit of the Ladies' Social Circle
connectsd with that church. The drama Of
''Don't Judge by Appearances" and the farce
of ''The Two Buzzards' will be performed
We advise our readers to attend if they wond
spend a pleasant evening and help worthy oh.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOSTON, Jan. 13.-Among the petitions pre-
sented in the Massachusetts Senate to-day was
one from ex-GOv. Clatiin and 10 Others for the
resembling and annulling of the Sumner war
flag resolutions.
j.. S. Shaw's barn in Bedford was burned last
night with its contents including Is cows, Loss
$500. Incendiary.
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FALSE ALARM-The alarm of fire from box
IS about midnight proved false one. The en-
gines were promptly on the ground, but neve,
a spark was to be seen. Result $50 cost to the
city, and much profanity on the part of re-
porters.
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U. S. CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judoe Shon,or mil,
go into Court TINS morning to hear case in
equity which involves the validity of the pa
tented vulcanite process used by dentists. The
parties will be represented by distinguished
counsel from Philadelphia and New York.
The case is one involving the practice of all the
dentists in the country, and excites unusual in
terest for that reason.
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SACRED CONCERT. The charming Temple
Quartette are again to delight us with their
beautiful chants and other sacred music at City
Hall, Sunday evening, 25th. Miss Barr and
Mr.. Dow will assist. A reserved seat is sold
with each ticket at So cents, at Stockbridge's.
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RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.-There will be relig-
ious services at the vestry OF the Chestnut st.
church on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings of this week. This evening the time
will be devoted to the interests of the Temper
ance cause. The public are cordially invited to
attend
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CITY AND VICINITY.


New Advertisements TO.Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
City Hall-Temple Quartette.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Life is more than Meat.
sc. Farnsworth-Piano Forte and Organ.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sacred Music B0oks-Ditson & Co.
Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage,
Dissolution-L. j. Hill Il Co.
Wanted-W. j. Holland.
Notice-W. S. Eaton.
Desirable Property for Sale-John C. Proctor.
Notice Thomas Lynch & Co.
Extra Chance-Millinery and Fancy Goods,
Report Of Canal National Bank.
Overcoats- Grin Hawkes. g. Co.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Good Felt Skirts-L. ID. Strout.
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Receipts OF Grann, *
GRAND TRUNK r. r.


HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Chase-273c hh,. eour
225 bush beans, 1880 gals ale 1900 lbs pork 200 do
butter, Dbl varnish. rA' wv oo
Foreign Imports.
ST. ANDREWS, NIB. Sehr Daisy-isOo railroad
sleepers to w 5 Eaton.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. ID. HI. Tribou of Hampden,
chaplain in the N. S. Navy, has been ordered
Key West. f
Mr.. B, N. Sweat has been appointed Mail
Messenger between the Maine Central station
and West Waterville postofice.
Mr.. George NJ. How, formerly of this city,
son of the late John How, esq.,, has been elect
ed President of the Board of Trade of Chica-
go. Mr.. How has for three successive years
been delegate from that Boa I'd to the Nation
,ol Board of Trade,
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Municipal COurt.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
TUEsDAy.-William Muiligan, Frederick Chiffon
and John Monohan. Intoxication. Fined SIS each
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LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF does not
require cooking or warming-Is in the form Of
a Foreign Liqueur. Is composed of Beef Bran
dy and Tonics by Grocers and Wine
Merchants as a high class Cordial or Liqueur
and by Druggists as superior nutrtive Tonic.
dcQ-1m
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METEOROLOGICAL
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rWENrY-FouR
HOURS

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Jan. 13. 500 (P. My
For New England
For New England and the Middle States and
the lower lake regions cloudy weather and snow
will prevail with northerly to easterly winds ia
the northern portion of these districts and
variable winds on the coast. The pressure will
diminish in New England and The Middle At
lantic coast without decided change of tenn
perature.
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DAILY DOMESTIC Rrcx,.r.-


Receipts OF Flour.
EASTERN RAILROAD.
Considnees. Bills Con.;.n mn,
Norton, Chapman & Co 200 Dayid Ks.,. oS ,sa
d w Coolidge. ........ 1909 '''''''i'o
Total. .......a00
GRAND TRUNK R.R
David Keazer. 100 d w Coolidge. . 200
Norton, Chapman & Coco
Total. ...........5 500
Receipts OF Grain, Ac.
GRAND TRUNK r. r.
Constgnees. No. cars. Consignees. No. car
" WoS1Idan, oats. ......1 Stevens q Co. corn. Il
"aidron s. True, corn. 2
Total. ..........4
EASTERN z. n.
shaw, Hammond 81 Co. 20 hills beef
j Wendall & Co, 675 bush oats
w True e. Co. 1sn cornmeai =" uo"
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A NEW Observation-Disclosures men in
this city whose names, if we should give them,
would indicate business, with parties in another
State, are taking steps to organize company
for the manufacture of cordage of all kinds.
The company will employ 100000 of capital in
the construction of works which will give an
nual employment to one hundred and City
men. At present tens of thousands of dollars
GO out of Maine annually to purchase cordage
of various kinds, and now that ship building is
revigfng this sum will be largely increased.
Steps have been taken to obtain charter from
the Legislature.
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AUCTION SALES.
1000 Pair RIaukets at Auc,iou.

IN WEDNESDAY, Jan 14th, at 10 O'Clock, an.
" at salesroom, IL Exchange street. We shall
sell about 1000 pairs Of bankers Of different quail
ties; sale positive and without reserve.
%. BAILEY q CO., Auctisneers.
ian12
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ANNUAL MEETNGs-Several annual meetings
of corporations for the election of officers for
ensuing year were held yesterday with the fol-
lowing result:
The Merchants National Bank elected the
following officers: Directors Jacob Mcclellan,
r. E. Wood, John Lynch, Charles Fobes,
George S. Hunt George E. B, jackson, Russell
Lewis. The board of directors organized by
the choice of Jacob Mcclellan as President, R.
E. Wood as Vice President, Charles Payson as
Cashier.
The First National Bank elected the follow
ing offlcers:-Directors, st. John Smith, H. j.
Libby, John B. Brown, Charles Holden Ezra
Carter, Thomas M. Reed, Joseph S. Kicker
Mr.. Kicker was chosen in the place of John
Rand, removed. The board of directors organ
lied by the choice of HI. j. Libby for President
and VIM. E. Gould for Cashier.
The Casco National Bank elected the follow
ing officers: Directors, Samuel E. Spring, Ma
thau Cummings, Joseph Walker, George P.
Wescott, Jacob s. Winslow, Ira P. Harrington,
Edward H. Daveis The board of directors
met and organized by the choice of s. E. Spring
as rresloenu, deorge r. wescorC as vice rresI-
dent and VIM A. Winship as Cashier.
The Canal National Bank elected the follow
ing ers:-Directors, w. W. Thomas, G. E.
Barrett, George f. Shepley, VIM. Deering,
VIM. Hammond, A. L. Gllkey, F. W. Bailey.
The only change from last year was the substi-
tuition of f. W. Bailey for j. B. Coyle. The
board of directors organized by the choice of
w. w. Thomas for President, and B, c. Som
erby for Cashier The election of Vice Presi-
dent was deferred.
The National Traders Bank elected the fol
lowing officers A. X. Shurtleff, FIG Messer,
r o. Conant, Neal Dow, G. H. Haskell The
board OF directors organized by the choice of A
K Shurtleff President, and Edward Gould
Cashier The stockholders passed a vote
suggesting the expediency of increasing thu
capital stock $4,000, but leaving the matter tt
the discretion of the directors.
The Cumberland National Bonk elected the
following officers :-President, Alvah Conant
directors, M. NJ. Butler, H. N. Jose, Eber
Corey, d. H. Ingraham. John w. Deering and
John G, Tukesbury. MI. w. F. Milliken de.
clned a reelection.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Portland, Bangor and Machias Steamboa
Co., the old beard of directors were re -elected
viz:-W. F. Milliken, J. b. Coyle, James N
Winslow, George Walker and Cyrus Sturdi
want. At subsequent meeting of the direc
tors, w, f. Miliken was chosen President
| William Ross Treasurer and Clerk, Cyrus Stur
divant General Agent. The Treasurer's report
was we'll received, showing an increase of bust
ness over 1872 of about $4,000.
| The Eagle Sugar Refinery elected the follow
ing officers directors, John Sparrow, George
S. Hunt, j. w. Warehouse; President, job
Sparrow; Treasurer, Joseph N. Thompson
Agents, George S. Hunt & Co.
Y. M. R. A.-Congress Hall was well file
with the lovers Of the terpsichorean art, las
evening, and very enjoyable time was the re
suit. Buxton's Band furnished the music, an
the dancing was kept up until midnight. Thes
dances are becoming very popular with GU
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POLICE NoTEs.-Deputies Bridges and Will
lams arrested Andy Rouke on board the Reve-
nue. Cutter McCulloch yesterday for an assault
committed Sunday night on Michael WEIGH on
Washington street. The officers were very
agreeably surprised at their courteous reception
on board the cutter, SO much different from
that with which they too often meet. They
have learned what all the rest of us have long
known, that all the officers attached to the
McCulloch are proverbial forIcourtesy.
aggravated assault on his wife.
HAYES store at Stroudwater was broken into
Monday night, and small quantity of goods
Sfnlan
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

COOP FELT SKIRTS for $125. All wool
blankets few at $3.50, at
L. d. STRoUT.
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VEGETNE ceanses and purifes the blood,
thereby causing humors of all kinds to disaP-
pear. jn14W&S&w1t
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TIL e PRESS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. IA. IA
THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical DepOts OF res
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Brunell q 20.
Andrews, Wentworth, GIendenning, Moses, Hender
son, and Chisholm Bros on all trains that run OUT
thecity. ElM rgAa
At Biddeford, of Pillsbury
At Saco of L, Hodgdon,
At Waterville, of j. s. Carter.
At Gorham, OF News Agent.
At Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of French Bros and Stevens & Co.
At Kennebunk, of c. E. Miller.
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Boston Stock List.
tSales at the Brokers' Board, Jan. 1871
Boston & Maine Railroad. ............. 1o4 "a 104l
IId>'oiu 10 ~
Eastern Railroad a. 7sA
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Boston. Jan. 13.-The following Ia the statement
OF the Boston banks, returned to the Clearing
House Monday morning Jan l2:
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PORTLAND COMPANY r. A.-At the first
regular meeting of the Portland Company Re
lief Association as an incorporated body, held
at Lincoln Hall, Monday evening, Jan. 18th,
the following board of officers was elected for
the ensuing year: President, Geo. w. Beal;
Vice President, James Knowlton; Secretary,
Chss. A, Carlton; Treasurer, VIM. E. Coleman
Trustees, Robert M. Gould and Chas. H. Par
fridge for two years; Chas. H. Holland Dan
lei Goodhue and Adam Davis for one year:
Board of Appeal, Chas. f. Dam, Patrick H..
Quinn. Sumner Barbour, A. H. Purington,
Chas w. Strout.
The report of the Trustees for the past year,
gives the following statistics of interest: Pres
ent number of members 225; number of deaths
for the past year 2; $1,000 has been paid out
to members as benefits during the past year.
The Association passes into the second year OF
its existence under the most suspicious circum-
stances; long may it live a life of usefulness
So say all. AN EMPLoYE.
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T. M. r. A.-Congress Hall was well filled
with the lovers Of the terpsichorean art, last
evening, and very enjoyable time was the re-
suit Buxton's Band furnished the music, and
tne dancing was kept up until midnight These
dances are becoming very popular with our
young people,
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GousreBper6anornm9en.

Ysfanntlib bate T6 Der Senat bis gum
Sienitas in LETTER Wo6e oertast. an Der
SasesOrbnun9 mar na6 leiner 3ulam-
mentunit INNER nod Die Sermdlierung bes
Yapierseloes einerleits unb Die Sartsslo=
,ablun9 anoererieits. Die Yetitionen
lauisn iiir unS sesen beioe Yrojeete in si-
ner lol9sn Maiie elm, pie Die nod ME su-
Dor Der 6all mar, Elm 3ei6en wie tiei Die
20iuns oieisr 6rase tros aller Wteinunss-
perl6iebenbeit oas Solf beriibrt. Nus Sen
Sebatten iiber Oas Wtilitdrbuoset ersibt
id, baB Der Senat beabi6tist Die bereits
UNI 6 Mlilionen unb 5000 Mann bel6nit=
tene grmeebia oes Sauies nod nm cine
wsiters balbe Million reouSiren.
9ewillist wurOsn ierner SIC. 900 surlln-
teriu6uns Der MiBwirtbi6ait i'm Oitrict
Columbia.
gln Die Gomites Wuroe cine WaHe @e=
iespOrl6ldse allsr glrt peripieien, pOrunter
Der bemerfenspertb, iuel6er Der eblnelen
emigration bemmsno in Den SSes treten
ioll uno Die Sertrdse nit China mobiiiSiri
piNen mill.
Sm @b8eorbnetenbauie tpar falI
ausialiebli6 Die Sransportirase on Der Sa'
sespronnns. So4 uis es i@sint 1T Sas
sbema oiienbar bon iebr wsnis Sntsrsii
| fir Die 6errn &eprdieutantsn. benn piele
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| '>f'''N ~ W. SN"N'S'Sh 0etyt pS1 uV VIZ
lebsebuns bon Mi9isan, Die aud an Der
Bearbeituns zines neuen 0erfaIIunssent-
wurfes it, oas Wort vmannli6" ,u Itrei=
den uno 10 oas Solt iiber bas Stimm=
rebt Der Grauen beirasen. Yemertens=
pertb bel Der sansen Sade it, Dap es
bauptid6lid Die rGepublitaner" lino, Die
fiir Die Soee ibmdrmen. 98as ibr 3wed
babel lei fam lei6t erleben weroen ibre
alten 5ruppen iino 9eidlasen, uno nun
luollen lie cine neue Irmee in's Selb iiib-
rem, eine Irmee Die lie nit 2ei6tisteit su
rbanoeln" 9lauben. Sa @eiberItimmredt
uno good bye ale perlonli6e 6reibeit, bon
lpelber art lie aub ein mose. gm ltmer=
iten piiroen oen neuen Srud Die SentIden
iiiblen. Gs lit fein tlein She'll ansit Dor
Den r6remoen", Der BEL Der sansen 8eipe=
sung nit unterlduft.
Die meiiten Der 2esisIaturen oes
sSsltens baben ii9 pertast. als Ger
S6nee BON Den Bergen Su l6melsen be-
9ann uno Die Sonne ibre soIoenen Strab.
len bis in Ole Sdle Der americanil6en 9ar=
lamente bineinpart ba iparo Dem @e=
ieBseber bonn Sanoe bic Stube III ena, sr
oa1te an Den Su piliisenoen afer, an Die
goIoene Grnote, Die er ourcb gu lpdte Saat
niht risfiren wollte, unO m1ren Die Cmni-
busbills niHt seiuelen, er wdrs i6on lanse
Su Sauie. gfun, Die Iinb oenn meiif audi
pallirt uno fort iino Die @eiien naa Den
beimatbliben auen. limo Soft lei oant,
oaB lie fort linb, oenn 10 lanse lie in oen
vbeilisen" Sallen peiIsn, lit Der garaer
INNER in Der ansit es mOse BORT Elm mis-
chief" sel6eben, elm Semperenssslsb pal-
iirt peroen aber ionit oerslei6en llnius.
SaB ss ibm mebr ober ,ueniser on Den
Sddsl sebt, oaran lit sr 10 isbr sewObnt,
oaB er ni9t mebr oarauf abtet. Sinh iie
oann einmal fort bic @eiebssfabritanten
uno 1T Die Suoe gelbIo1en, ia oann atb-
met Der sanSe Staat pieOer freier aui uno
Der Slrser bat fein alporiiden mebr.
Nun fort iinb iie aus Maoilon in 8iscon.
i'm, aus ben &atbsballen Minnelota's,
fort aud aus Der rStaot Der M6nde", nur
Slinois 1T nod nidt erlOiet pom jdbrli-
den ganne Der bOlen Setter. @as iie
oroben setban baben irasit Ou mid, 9e-
Ter; nun lparte, On wirit's isben, rusnn Die
Steuerjettel fommen
Get. Yatritstas Der Nationaliei-
ertas Der Srldnoer, luuroe bieies Sabr nad
alien uOrliesenoen Seri6ten ieierlider be-
sansen als je Supor. Sod oa2 ertennen
alle Sldtter an. Der gnitano wurSe sur9-
sebenos aui's Yeite beuabrt unS Scenen,
bel oenen Der Sdnaps unb Dos Me5er,
wie iriber lsioer 10 oft cine Io0s ipielten,
lino unieres 8ihens ni6t uorsetommsn.
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plele 9ldnSten ourh ibre NbweIenbeit uno
Die Heoner lprahen Su ben 8dnoen. SIM
8anjen 9enommen tbun Die baben 6rad.
ten ben @eiessebern nidt peb uno um biz
Jarmef Sufrieoenjuitellen uirb uufs gled
seflopft.
Us muroe ein @eleg argerommen $780, :
900 sur gerbeiieruns Der MiIiiiFppi Mdn-
ounsen Su ueraussaben.
8eleSenbeit 81 animirter Debate i'm Go
mite oes 8anjen saben Die $4,000 Ieiie=
foiten Der MitslieOer oes Sauies. Smith
BON Yennlpluanien beantraste Die 9ersi=
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