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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11
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Judicial Convsntlsn Ter sAe ossena
The convention wls called to order
ct one o'clock p. M, By CAPT. ~. II. c.
Jacques, and W. J. Law. Of Dsyia1
county, was called 70 the ehnlr.
Mr.. Law opened the conyonflon ~
few we'll timed romarka, VI. q.
Crosby was chosen Secretary.
Col. Rttchi0 moved that colnmstfeo
OF one from each county Is euuolnt.
ed on credentials. The foifovinr
Persons were appointed such Commjt-
Tee: Y. ID. Porter, Appanoose county !:
Jesse Fortune, Davis county; Caps.
Gardner, Lucas county ~. II. Drake,
Monroe county; Major Henry, Van
Buren county; w. 81. q. Jauues,
Mapelio county; w. w. Thomas,
Wayne county.
The committee then retired, and In
few moments returned with the fol-
lowing report, which was adopted.
AppanoOse county seven dele4atos
VIM. Peppers, j. X. Boyles, ". o
Crosby, G. B. Miller, J. d. lerrine.
&. u. Porter, and w. #. Vermillion.
Davis county seven delegates Jesse
Fortune, w. J. Law, Frank Eichsl
berger, 5. z. Thompson, s. C. Allen,
John Pertell, and &. T. Peak.
Lucas county five delegates: n. B.
Gardner, 8. L. Burton, G. b. Wheeler,
E. ]. Hatcher and II. II Day.
Monroe county six: A. M. Giltner
John Walker, J. H. Drake, A. J,
| Richie, John b. May, and Jas. Coep
WApello county ten delexates ID
+ Hardy, T. Sluix, NJ. Kirkpatrick
G. Dudley, w. J.. Orr, A. n. Burns
Edward Carman, g. W. Dickens, j
W. Dickinson and w. n. G. JaQpes.
Wayne county six delegates: E
Crawford, Samuel Elder, Servis Mile,
u. a. @. Reck, Joseph still, and W
1W. Thomas.
| Van Buren county eight delegates
| Capt A. Hinkle, John W. Shane, Maj
George "A. Henry, Joel Brown, J. S
Sloan, Thos. Muir, o. B. Brown and
8. B. futile. ~ 1
| G. Dudley, Of Wapello county, NOV.
ed that the delegates present Be IN.
thorized to cast the entire vote Of The
county. Carried.
The chair stated that the nomina
ton, of candidates was then h Of
der.
DIR. "A, ]. Richie of Monroe county
then said n. =
| Mr.. Chairman and GentIemen If IN,
| Convention Mort Of Won ~ s,rsr,
that the delegates frem ionroe nnmnf,
came here Instructed to vote for Hon
In. II. Dsshicll for Disfrict .Inica 7
Ibettar man thar he fnr ia 1910,
i re are not Willing n cnnca3s n !,
| the district, but since ~ nave cnm
lhcre and fonnd Ana t.o,sn. - shi
Convention a II Il. MA ~ - 81 ci,,da a..
not TO presant his mama IA + SS,ss,
absOlye ihe delcoafss Hhn h... 80,
here inafructed Is vnts ~. m. -,
their alieeiance. and far th 80 80. ~ :
unity and TO preserve MIN Snr ss,sn,
usefnlneaa. I nn,, mnva -sh~1 49,,
J. Williams be nn.,irsssd 49, - 49,. ~. !,
| ton for ne ofIlce 81 Disersct .rrSr.
Morris j. WiIiisms vss shsr MN,
mated ulIanimousIv. -'''
The nomjnstion NJ c..a,a.... Il
| District Attorrer ahe, h.s . 4. -. =
Cant vsrrs,I;cs '' - e vus 49,
0oRGs NVtm1tuUQ u AUDU0OO1
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11
TEACHERS COL UMN.
CLAY WOOD, EDrToH.

\. =. - n ~ - =. - =.
~ men OF the branches should b.
maze more prominent in our common
scnoois 80 ~, 70. csspt.
Before replying directly to the Ques-
ti0n, we May refer to some OF the
points on which our answer must de-
pend.
First: Whist are the objects OF the
Common School, and what branches
are indispensable In the attainment OF
those 0bjects?
Second Which Of the remaining
branches should be made more prom.
inent?
Our system OF public instruction
anticipates the best interests Of every
child within reach Of IL epportuni-
ties. The pupil 10 received as On are
when his future occupation 70 eunde-
cided, and his course Of study cannot
be governed by Il. Even II ho has !
marked preference for any particular
branch, t would be injudicious to Gull
tiyats that taste only, since the circum-
stances of life might demand very
different preparation. Hence, our
common schools do mot propose 10
train lawyers, physicians or orators,
but TO lay the foundation for Gssv OF
the professions. They are the maeeiye
trunk which supports the extended
branches, and - the branch depends
upon The sound condition OF che
trunk, % success and pronciency in
the Professions depends, IN great de-
gree, upon Q thorough and syotematic
knowledge OF the subiects taught IN
the common school. From these
sources radiaie Ill courses Of study,
which prepare different individuals Tor
lie work.
All will admit that Heading, Or
biography and Psnmauship are indis.
psnsibie studies In preparing for any
pursuit. Besides, the law requires or
the teacher certain proficiency in
Language, Mathematics, Geography,
History aud Physiology, ard no dis.
tinction Is made IL favor Of any
branch. Yet Il 10 true that msthomat.
fcs has become the hobby with teach.
crs and pupils in the rnsiority Of our
schools. Parents have the idea that
an edncatiOn 10 simply the means Of
securing ) livelihood and wealth. and
falsely Imagine that . knowledge 81
Arithmetic Il the kcy TO the roIdeu
door.
While we would not detrsct any e.
tention due this branch. 10 think Tan.
gusge and the Natural Sciences de-
insnd two.ioid more attention than
thsy now receive. Nine.tenths OF our
pupils receive NO iustructiOn IN thea
c,,6{nxstr n IL tr,,a - ,.ar.a : eg4San
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

ELECTION or DIREcTohs.-At the
annual meeting OF the Ke0kuk~end
Des Moines Railway Company, held
st their Office in Keokuk, Thursday,
52,566 votes we're represented in per-
son and by proxy.
The following gentlemen were elect
cd Directors:
Henry A. Darling, New York.
J. Augustus johnson, New York.
Robert G. Greer, New York.
w. c. Nicoll, New York.
G. W. Duer, New York.
G. 6squins, New York.
Edward d. Nsndsll, New Bedford,
Mas.
@. g. Hele, Ksoknk.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

We left that rather an open ques-
ttOA, Mr.. Courier, o. We had not seen
the old lady mentioned until after our
paper was issued last week, but have
since been informed by that estimable
lsdt that the longer end Of the road
bstNesn San Francisco and Agency,
by several hundred miles, was the two
or three hours she was compelled to
remain In the miserable depot at OF
tumwA.-Independens.
You've got us on the depot quss
ton, Aorehous. We cry peccaui.-
We hope, however, that the rich rail-
road company that occupies that de.
pot viii soon see the necessity Of
building better one.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

WILL. ORRs MURDERER CAueHT.-
Mr.. B. Kingsbaker was ct MOberly
Last Friday. While there, the Marshal
Of that city received q Dispatch from
Little Rock. Arkansaa, telling him
that Inyard, the murderer OF viii Orr
bad been arrested there that day, and
would 30 held to await 8 regulation
nom tho Governor Of Missouri. We
sincsrely hope the desperats villain
may not escape, but that he will be
tried and recelve the inst punishment
Of his bloody deed.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

An Iowa engineer married young
lady while waiting for late train last
week. An exhange commenting upon
this fact remarks: "That's NO great
shakes. A couple might marry and
raise large family of children while
Waiting for train in some ofthe In
diana depots.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

tie beautiful world around them p
Shall " profess to b teachers and
not - inspired by the spirit Of pro.
gro0 Tint pervAdes every other sphere
Of A0taon2 Let us utforth new effort
cd make ourselves what we profess
TO be-earnest conscientious, intelli-
gsat educators. N. A. PECK.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

The whitewash brush 10 just now
travelling over the scenes of many
midnight conflicts in bed-bugged
chambers, and ensanguined walls are
losing their terrible hue under the
snowy covering.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

A little boy heard his mother tell Of
eighteen head OF cattle being burnt,
the other night. "Weren't their tails
burnt, Also?' inquired the verdAnt
youth.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

A Mississippi Judge sent man to
aprison for five years for stealing q
hoop-skirt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

A. r. Wilcox writing to 10 from
Linsville, Iowa, and enclosing his sub.
scription says: II have been q sub.
scriber to the CoURIER since March
oh, 1856, Except . very short time
during the war; and expect to be A.
long as ! can raise money to pay for
it." We are glad to know that our
paper il appreciated, and hope We
may always merit the good will Of our
subscribers.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

Oliver Coffman, of Highland Town
ship, has brought In to ne . champion
hen egg. It weighs an even quarter
pound, measures s inches the long way
and Z inches the short way round.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

The COURIER Office has purchased
one Of RukenbrodS Mailing Machines
and to-day one hand mailed 1900
papers in one hour and five minutes.
No well regulated Office should be
without one of the machines.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

Said Brigham Young at . confer
ence last Sunday: 81 pray for our
enemies, brethren, but ] always pray
that they may 20 to hell"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

Chiffon & Kendall and DR.. Stewart
are running up their second street
stores ct q lively rate.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

A traveller who was viewing our
city this morning, says Ottumwa looks
more like solid Eastern town than
any place he has seen in the West.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

The Agency Independent says -
"Soms ten days ago Maj. Crsamer had
sixty shesp killed in one night BY the
dogs. To say that the Major 10 death
on the canine race. does not near ex-
press it."
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

It's NO nee to tell Us that advertising
don't do any good, when we have
daily proofs to contrary. Here 10 Q
case In point On the ID inst. Ed. Dag.
gett advertised in our Daily for .
milker, and last night no put in IN APP
peazance. He weighs, - usual, about
10 bs., and Ed. 10 very much pleased
with the style Of his work in the
milking line,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

Iowa WESLEYAN UxIvERsITY.-The
Eighteenth Commencement Of The
Iowa Wesleyan University, at Mount
Pleasant, opens on the 9Th and closes
on the 18th Of June.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

The Supreme Court Of Iowa has ad-
mitted to practice in that Court, w. E.
Chambers and John r. Ennis of this
city.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

We learn from our old friend Ed
mond Carman, Of Pleasant Township,
that the eastern portion of the county.
has been favored with bountiful rains,
and that all kinds OF crops are looking
exceedingly fine in that region.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

Grssshoppers are Devastating gar
dens and orchards at Council Bluffs.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

Il il the arst duty Of every man
whose nsighbor keeps dog, to lnake
. mica garden for that dog to scratch
in ofhights. Il b his second duty to lay
for that dog with double.barrel shot
gun.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

The railroad war is not all 1t has
been painted, a. . benefcent thing, If
we are to believe this from the st.
Paul Pioneer: probably there arc
to-day more unemployed and poverty
stricken men ~ the direct result of
agitation of the railroad question, than
1t any previous time in the history of
the country"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

The Abba Union suggests that the
county Of Monroe and the town Of
Abba club together and buy . second
hand skillet or an old oyster-csn to be
kept ct one Of the public wells 20 that
. thirsty citizen may be able 10 get .
drink, this hot weather.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11
rousrH pay.

l83 -a rvc..a. -aaA.E
~ u'
FOURTH DAY.
June 4tll, 1874.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment
Members all present.
President Nelson In the chair.
Minutes Of Yesterdays proceedings
were read and approved.
Mr.. Michael moved that the petition
OF Peter Utecht for permission 20 buy
and sell Intoxicating liquors be not
granted, and called for the yeas and
nays, resulting - follows:
Mr.. Michael, aye; Mr.. Mccullough
nay; Mr. Nsison' AYE.
inc cnsir declared the motion car
r'oo'
MT nlensm' st'orney ior {. utscnts
ssvc veroAa nOuce Of appear rom the
decision OF tne board.
=. :. nsmmef presents : petition
sskins ING Dosra 70 s'fike from the
YAK DOCKS OF iofl' !s'z' and 1873, GER
..in .s'essMen's' .nlcn ne snown 70
n. s.,,, - "a az ..-c.. -,
On motion Of Mr.. Michael the peti
ton Of T.. F. Hammer was granted.
VIM. Mefford nresents : uet;t,on
asking the Board to strike from the
tax books and refund 10 him taxes
paid ON personal property Of Breon
heirs, assessed to him ~ guardian,
representing that the same was PEN
sion money.
On motion Of Mr.. Michael the Pc
tiAon OF MelIord was continued Till
oeptember llS!4) session.
Inc peuuon OF May Mcdonald TOR
sos.emen' OF assessment which was
con''nueo nom last APfli session was
sxen up ana
~ .o''on VI MT McColiougn was
',e"'eu
-. D.. 1870 !. 80. SOss1 .'.'ns
- 49, = .'...' nlu' = 'ol''. -
~ 49,. 49,. :. IL. a.s"en' y :.
s1o.ey' .1I wn'.n ~ oonunued
"a "a 's 1'p'n '0'''o1' "a' 'asen up
suu
on mo''on oi MT. McCoiiougn was
m c
inr the Hoard - instrnct ana .nthor
ize the Auditor to issuA to him I IN.
plicate county order in lien OF No. ~
for amount Of &3.6O which he avers
WAS lost by him.
On mo.,o, of NJ M,c..., -. 80,
.;o.. - S.-a..s -. 800. '' 'u' ~"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11
'Hu RsDAy MORNING JUNE llth. 1874.

Careless pistols kill five boys per day
in the United States
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

CorH7 Horsr, Wapello Co..
OTTAWA, Ia, June 8, "a.


Corn7 Housr, Napello Co..
OTTAWA, la, June 3, "a.
TH1AD DAT.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members al present.
President Nelson In the chair.
Minutes Of yesterdays proceedings
we're read and approved.
A. w. Castor Esq, appeared and
fled written objections TO the petition
Of Peter Utecht for permission TO buy
and sell intoxicating liquors, and
moved to dismiss the cause.
Mr.. Utecht, by attorney Thomas
Bigham Esq, files written notice to
override the motion and objections Of
Mr.. CASTOR.
The Board overruled the motion
filed by Utecht
Mr.. Michael moved that the further
hearing of the cause be postponed till
3 o'clock, this afternoon. Carried.
Mr.. Michael moved that the petit
ton of II. A. Gangs for permission to
buy and sell Intoxicating liquors, be
granted, for the term of twelve (l2)
months from date and called for the
ayes and nays, resulting q follows:
Mr.. Michael, Aye: Mr.. Mccullough,
Nay: M. Nelson, Aye:
Tho chair declared The motion car.
ried.
AR. Burns flea his bond, - Jus
tice Of The Peace for Dahlonega town.
ship, which, on motion was appro
l we'd. 4
u At3 O'Clock, The petition Of Psts
Htecht for parmission u buy and eel
Intoxicating liquors, was taken up FOL
, final hearing. Evidence was intro
duced on the part Of the plaintiff. Mr.
Gaston moved to strike Oh some
names which Utecht had procured Il
bis certificate during the iatevim TO-
day, motion sustained by the Board.
II Tho Board reserves decision till 10
morrow morning 8 O'Clock.
II On motion Of Mr.. Michael the fol
|, lowing resolution was adopted to
/, L wit:
/ Resolued by the Board OF Supervi
sors Of WspellO County, Iowa Ths
j the County Auditor 10 hereby author
4 lied and ldirected to issue Warrants &
the District Attorney aud Short Han,
Reporter for their fees, when psyabl
BY the county, upon the certificate q
i tho Judge OF the District or Circul
Courts, certifying the amount and col
rectness of the Same, which certificas
| shall be filed by tho Auditor In th
same manner as any other claiu
! against the county.
n On motion Board adjourned till Il
: morrow morning Q O'Clock.
II WIN. II. CALDWELL.
County Auditor.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-06-11

zeLlAns . CMANEY, Aesnss.
Mar 10 draw. ~ OTTUMwA. IOWA
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-07-02

lebens etit ausreidenber Grnnb 3ur ioforti9en
9lufbebun9 oes Utietbpertraees iei, ba einem
beinli6en Snoianer notirlt6 bas DiaB pon
Sreu unb @lauben, RetnIi6feit unb gbrLi9s
feit obseben fntliie, tuel8e Der seredte 6auss
pirtb bes mtttleren europa pon Ieinen Ibs
rnietber perIangen tonne. Der Gnftdfer
rpurbe aud ri9tiS sebolt, nnb Der 6leiI9er
iibte nun i'm StilIen binter ieinem 2aoentii9
nit orauIam sei9uuasener GopffenLe wiLoe
@affentan;e fit ben Saq Elm, baB Ct plobLi@
Don bem ge,abmten Nomaben ba Oben nit
Rriee iiberso9en tDerben ioate. glu6 mar su
bieSer gsaffenbereitibaft TN, 10 mebr gerarls
IaiIung, oils ibm iein Sa6walter uerIidert
bate, baB bos Gefes unbe9reiflider gBeiIe
6ie b6gIide 8erf6meisuns gebeimen Sn6ianers
tbums nibt nit @ontroctperIuit obnbe. 60
fIobte ct nur raf6 SeLene Moier enerSiide
8eioreniiTe fir tbren StaIp Elm, anb ilbte
ieinerieits iiber 6as Sreiten unb bic 2ebenss
sepobn bnbeiten feines Sausgenoffen bic fddrfite
gtamentItb beLebrte ibn @ers
itafer, baB bic sSnbianer ieIten benz 9ferbes
6iebftabL poIIfommen entiasen t0nnen. Desz
baIb ipur6e aud Der 8onp i'm Stale iebe
Jia6t absei6loiIen ansebunoen uno Die
gtautbiir NIT einer, Sebeimen SelbtTduB
- Der IrgUobn oes SIeiI6ers
bate aber Ieiber baIb neue 9tabrun9.
(Sprt1ebuna foIot)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-07-02

SoS sSroblent Der 0ur6Ite9una oer Jtoros
amertta nit Slbamerifa perbinoenbets2an6
en9e 59eint it9 elmer prattiI9en 2Siurg s,t
nGbern. Die a,tf 8unoesfoIten ueronjtaItete
nnteriu6un8 bet betben 9eei9netften 2ofaIis
taten 9ecara9ua un6 9arien, 1T beenotet uno
bic ban1it beauftra9t semeIene @ommiilion
bereitS auf benz 6eimme9 be9riffen. gBie
aus elmer on bic Stem gorf Ttmes geri9teten
@orreiponbenS beruorsebt unterlie8t es teis
mem 3UeifeI, baB bieieLbe ii9 fit bic 2inie
iiber gicara9ua ausipre6en mir6. -
Die uon Commander SeIfrib8e entbedtes
Dariens2inie tpiirbe ben ItratosSluB uon Der
Manbuns i'm Weerbufen BON Dorien on Bee
nuben, Ieinem 2auf etrpa $50 NlelIen lang
oufmartS folgen bis Hu einem 8antt UtetEen
unterbaIb Der Nsiinbung bes Napipt, bann eis
nen % NtetLet lansen nno btefem paraIIelen
Dur9ltt9 erforbern bis In bic gtdbe zines
9le6enfItB9ens bes Iebteren, Do9nabo ses
t1annt, Lungs beIIen re9tem nfer alsoann Der
@anal ben Stillen Ocean tn Der SbirizBai cts
rei9en rpiirbe. Die 6asIpti9wierigfeit bie1er
2inte bilbet Die ganaLt5irlng Der % Neis
len ldn9s bes gfapipi Ster befinbet ittb Die
BaIIerf9etbe Spii9en beiben WeItmeereil
iInS obwobI MIR bret NleiIen IN elmer S65e
uon $50 SUP iiber benz WeeresIpiegeL tunnez
Ltrt perOen mtiIIel, tpdbrenb bic tt6rigen 25.4
offenen Canal btloen, 70 rpiroen bic Soften
eines Sannels bon btnrei6enoen DmenIio
men bod ,spabrideinIt9 70 bebeutenb ousfaL=
len, oab an cine gtentobilitGt bes unterneb=
mems ntdt 3u oenfen mare. 3uoem iIt Der
Rotenani9Iae nt6t auf binret6eno uerldBz
li9e Data 9egriinoet, 0G ole uon Commander
Selfrio8e er1t felt bret Sabren erfori6te 2tnie
BET tpeiteY1E fpentger befannt 1T, ais oieienige
iibet ben Sltbm,ss uon Ricaragua, bic pies
oerboIt por9ei6lager, unterIu9t uno prottiid)
bisfutirt 'poroen 1T. 2ebtere bietet anBer
bieIem 1lmItano bic fol8enben 8ortse bar.
Sic Ite9t noroIi9er, clio ben Hereinafter
Staaten naber. Sic fubrt 6ut6 bereits be-
uobnte @e9enoen, bte ferner 0as bette Matez
rial i'm neberfLnS bar6ieten. Die eroBen
8tnnenIeen Jeicara9uas uno Der Gan Suan
S[uB btI6en bereits cine notiirLide g9afIer=
ftrabe unb Iiefern eine uneridopfltde 6uele
Sur Gpeiiung einea Canals. 2eiber ben6z
tbi9t bieie 2inie auBer Der gonaLiiation, bic
ober cine oifene lit unb airgsnbs cine Iunnes
Lirun9 erforberte, bic NnLoge fiinfIi9er 6Gz
fen an beiben gnbpunften, bic jebo9 Ieidt
unb fitr ni9t mebr aIs $1,000 900 ber5ulieIz
len iein rpilrben. glIes in 2llIem genomuen,
rpiiroen bic Soften fir ben Nicarasua Canal
mad ben semadten gsrani9td9en einI9IieBz
LID 25 Bro5ent 3uI3Ia9 fir unporber9eiebene
Sale $63, ,093, 493 betra9sn, Die ber Darien=
2inie, in 8eSus a,f rpelde aber uiel peniger
@epiBbeit berri9t unb ferner Der @inrponb 3u
tLeiner 9imeniionen bes ben5tbi9ten 9unneIs
erboben uirb, $6O,O00,OOO. Beibe Gummen
fteben offenbar nidt auBer BerbaltniB sur pos
Litii6en unb fommer5ieIIen 8i3ti9feit Oieies
rnternebmens fir bic gereint9ten Staaten,
bic felt Der 9ur6fe6un8 Der 2anben9e pon
Sues bur9aus elmer birefteren 8erbinbuag
nit GIten uno MuItraIten bebIrfen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-07-02

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