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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

The expression Of opinion that, al
things being equal. Lincoln county viii
60 strong for Van Wrinkle against Fox
for Circuit Judge OF this district, which
appeared in our issue of last week,
should not be construed IS an expression
Of preference from the editors of this pa
per. The JOURNAL will adhere strictly
to its rule in these matters, and will not
take sides between candidates before the
Democratic party. We have our pref
erences, and will express them at the
proper time.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

Although there ia no regular "Grinscr' or
ganization in or county, many Of our lead
ing farmers are devising plans and means for
the protection Of that honorable class who
constitute the yeomanry Of our county, and
from what we have seen and heard recently,
Grsngers' store proper in our town by tn.
formation Of ioint stock company, is not
abandoned; and be not surprised il some de-
cisive action is not taken regarding the pro-
iect at an early day. We wish all good en-
terprises success, particularly those which
have for their aim the protection and prosper
ity Of our flaming interests.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

! oNoREss Is In adilemna. Congress.
- not know what TO do about hard
>ey or currency. Our American
grcssmen think that they should obey
- orders Of their constituents, and, as
t1|s constituents do not know themselves
rv>4t y the bssi for their country. the
walkers are in a quandary. We do
~ hitter Ourselves possessed Of tn, abil-
{, ~ = suggest remedy for our financial
~. but. humble as VIC arc, We dare
/; 1mort and believe that an imitation of the
oougncy by many millions is the proper
Wy % solve the problem and place the
'epsaery again in the path Of prosperity.
Ne would also divide the national cur.
vasey equally among the States in all
rarss q the Union. Why is it that
RHODE Island has, with population less
.tkea one-balf Of Tennessee, a greater
anousl Of this currency? Why is it
that ne. whole of the New England
Stats. with a population less than the
sono number Of Middle and Southern
GoatQ. has three or four times the
aaosint Of national currency? The on
u solution of this problem is that those
New England States arc Radical in poll
tics and the others either Conservative
~ DsHocratic. The people Of the West
and Sosth call loudly for an imitation of
tho cstsency. What they desire. above
aIl.thiuDp, financially, is the breaking up
Of he blnck back-moncy, the establish
MOTT Il United States money in lien
thsssof and free banking. AS to the re-
turn = spccie payment, the interests of
he sonntry does not demand il. as we
can -. If il were even possible, under
the present state Of affairs, it would be
impoltie to advocate it. Green-backs
are al ne people want or need at pres
eus. lnnste the curreacy-distribate it
equallo gong the States, then the cry
u "haf sipes,' in consequence of the
great pdsey panic the country has just
passed thNugh, would cease at once.
Az long ss we have blackjack. so long
will We hate trouble financially. No
better currency has any people ever had
than our Rreeu-backs. 1t is, in many
respects. q good as gold, and, in others,
much better. Hence we may initiate it,
end need no legislation looking to a return
10 specie payment now. Every interest
.ef the country demands imitation, and We
venture the prediction that every Con-
eBeasmn from the Southern and West
IN 6sats. who returns home with a rec
ese ap!... hs~tion, will be approved
ce6 By Z macy minority.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

We learn that DIR. J. W. +. Parker will in
a few dsys leave his farm near Cedar
Hin in this conu,y and become resident o.
onr town.
The Doctor has been assigned an import
ant position on the Cincinnati Southern X. Il.
and we must say that the Trustees Of the
road could not have selected a more prompt
efficient and reliable business gentleman.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

The Kentucky Legislature adjourned
sine die on Monday last after short
and busy session. We have no word Of
praise or censure for the members. They
did their duty as our representatives to
the best of their ability, ard deserve no
especial credit for it. During the ses.
sion there were four hundred and ten
bills introduced in the Senate, and
nearly five hundre in the House. o.
these about four-fifths were passed.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27
Emigration Turuing!
heap Farms In Southwest Missouri !

This Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
oAers ,200,00O acre. of land in Central and
Southwest Missouri, at from 81 to Sl2 per
acre, on seven years time, with free transpor-
tation from ST. Louis 10 all purchasers. Cli-
mate, soil, timber. mineral wealth, schools,
ehurches ami law-aliding society invite emf
grants from all points 10 this land Of fruits
aaJ lowers. For particulars adjress, 4. Tuck,
Land Commissioner, s. Louis, Mo, est
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27
FsGItciOuS.

There will be a meeting OF the Preachers
Elders and Deacons Of the Christian Churches
of PULASKI county, at the church in Somerset
on Saturday preceding the 81 Sabbath in next
month March. All are invited to attend
There will be preaching at morning, evening
aud night on subjects pertaining 10 work in
our county.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

DURING the great debate between the
late Alexander Campbell and Nathan l..
Rice, in Lexington, come thirty years
ago, plaster bust was made BY Joel T.
Hart of Mr.. Campbell, and the widow of
Mr.. Campbell has recently sent an order
to Mr.. Hart to put. it into marble for
Betheny College.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27
llcaNY lssins.

The heavy rains Of last Saturday and nigh,
has again caused considerable damage to ON
farmers. The streams in our county are very
much swollen, while the damage to the ftnc
ing on Fishing and Piiman creeks is great
and perhaps so on Buck and other creeks moi
heard from. Cumberland is yet rising, bui
citizens living near the rver do not think i
will get 50 high Is |, did two years AGO.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

VIZ are glad to hear the jolly laugh Of
our Representative. Dr.. T. p. Montgom-
cry. ana see the classic rhiz Of our hand
some Senator, T. w. Varnon. on our
streets again. They act like men who are
proud Of their record, and well they
may be.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

CHICAGO, the modern Gomorrah. the
wickedest city in America, has opened
the eyes of the religious world by rcfiis-
ing hall to Vic. Woodruff in which to
Lecture.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

IT is to be hoped that the economy and
retrenchment feyernow prevalent il Con,
gress will not cause that body to contract
or cripple the signal service. The value
Of the daily bulletin Of weather proha
bilities to commercial aud other iniercst.
has been SO eloaily establihOd AMI Sc
fully recognized. that vie economy
would suggest an extension rather than
contraction Of lis sphere Of usefulness.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

THE final report of the autopsy of the
Siamese twins has been made. They
had two hearts, two livers. two distinc.
organizations. The heart Of Eng was
on the right side and that Of Chang on
the left. Their widows have decided to
permit the bodies to be publicly exhibit
al
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

1r We know what we are talking about
(end Of course we think We do), the edi-
tor Of the Coprier-.Iornol may he liken-
ed to Crog-shop lamp-post. He gives
support to topers and carries light
head half the time. Keno.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

DIR. II. A. NJ. Henderson il an
nounced rs candidate for re.nomina-
ton by the Democratic party to the Of.
fee of Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

MEssRs. p. MILLER and Allen Jones,
Representatives Of Wavne and Pulaski.
passed through town Tuesday en- route
for home.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

A REroarERof the Lasisyilio Comnsr'
rial interviewed Ex-Governor Dremle,,e
and learned that lie (l,ramletie) viii MT
support Capiaia Jones f'r Clers Of tie
Court Of Appeals. becauseh be is crippled
ex.C Confederate soldier.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

PRor. M,cpurr. the lecturer on an
tropoloev. delivered lecture on temrer-
ance at the Methodist church on Sunday
last.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

THE Kansas Senate, Saturday, passed
joint resolution to submit the question Of
woman suffrage to a vote Of the people.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27
Circuit (Onrt.

The Pulaski Circuit Court commences on
the 4,h Monday in next month and from all
the indications our docket will be light.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-02-27

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DKcrauEz 81, 1879.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-12
Nmertfanifd1e @ertDpaptere tte
4euf5G1tau0.

BaIbington, II. aug. - unier @on=
Iul in sSranfiurt a. Sc. i6reibt oil oas
Staats Oepartemeilt, baf, Die ralGe3 3unabme
Der SauteH in 0eutidlano mahreno oes Sab
res 1862 pte nenitden unbetlupllea SolgeH
Qebabt bat, pelf]e man bamalS posauSiebte.
Yiele bie,er Saufeu ,pnroen genDtbi9t, 5u Ii
quibiren, uno auf 4aen rlbt elm gemiies
MiBtrauen. Die 6olgen paren b6d)lt nnbeii'
poa fir fleine Spefulanten. -.
pas 6alen Don @iicnbabniidlerbeiten IN
oiaifai Maffts 9at afle nnhsllpaHsn 4ree9s
seibWHgeu lpahr genlaft. @iienbabn Sbli.
gatisuen aus BEN Ser, Staatenr peldc geniiz
genbe giderbeit boten unb bebeittenoe 3iHien
Deriprafen, ipitrben gu nieberen Yreilen an
Srenffurter Sanfiers perfauit, melfe Dielel-
ben Sn b0beren Yreiien an fleine Spefulan-
zen ic.hhistten, Stan lit iebr i'm Srrtbunle,
|menn man glaubt, baB bic retd)en Sanfiers
IN europa Die eiHs;aen sSnhaber Der amerifa=
niid,en alSetthpaptere ieien, eiue seebe
QuaAtitdt berislben ift iii ben SdHbea tleines
Sxnbler nnb 5aiomerfsr, ocren einsiges Gin=
iemnleH hie2inien pilben. @egenmartig 1dz
ben 10 pie[ ghcnbaane4 leria4nit, siAre Gin
fen III sqbleri, aaB oiejentgen, ipelhe fuirfiidl
sahle1, Die MHsHabnIe ben 6es Heqel biloen..
Snfolae 9eTen ieben bic 9eutidJen alle
amerifanifheu Yapiere NIT Mibtrauen an.
Ser 8anferott Der Staaten @eorgta unb
Ma1abanla bat ben GreSit BON an1crifaniiden
Staaten 9dnslid) rtt;aai!rt. Die Dsuti9er
faugen nid,t einieben, mie etn Staat nit iols
f5cr @teicrfraft uua ioldleH Sillf2gpelen
bancroft iei,. lam, fie glaHbcH oeS5aIbi SaE
mam iie getduitbt Mnb hetrGgen. ba..
! 0ie @bre nno Der Greolt llHercf Nation
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9te Sla& Sstus@rpeottton. = Cut
&ef1tftn BON Mnl0zlSldccrS.

0auptquartter Der Slad Stll=
Grpebitiou, Meilen iiio0tlid bon
6arnesz Barf, 9afotasSerritoriIm, 2. 9lu!.
-Sas Qanb, oas bic GrpeSitiou burd)5og,
lit, rpie iid Seigt, iebr iruAtbar uno elmer Der
id0nIten 9anbestbeile Der Ser. Staaten, &or
etma elmer gSad,e bat .tadu &uselltnugen bon
@9le elltaedt Ane ieit a.pei Ea8eu lit baS
9arbqnpenIeln eciielben IN btnreldlenOen
Guantitdten feigeitellt, uno 0iejengeu fil1s
ben reihlide Sesablung, Die oiele nell.entteoed=
ten Ylacers bearbeiten nerbeu. gSle qrob
Die @oln- Sierra it, libt iid iett nO6 njd,l be.
itimnlen, absr Die 9ee!n9lldleH T}eTfnlale pes
9anles nn0 niQ ysuafor dlungen DER Yroipef=
tirer ODER Sd)iirfer Huo ale ionitigen au3ei=
.1en beuteu alf bas 8orbanbeniein reider
@olofeloer bin. Sis jett bat man bios fet~
nen @olbitaub, Der itd) in ben obereu Grb=
id)i6ten poriinOet, crlalrgt. Die Nlineure
bofeu jebOd CUTE Guar5zaberu Su fnben.
ySenn Der Sertra9 nit ben Sipnc erliidlt,
ptrp Der aHiiebsNgs Gin fAbnes Hnb fruAtba=
feR Nans, Sas bi8ber gans unhefannt 9eblie=
Zen 1T, er6ffnet peraeu, @ras, 8affer unS
6ols iine i'm llebsrftuh porbauoen. gS gsbt
pielerlei 6rii6te unO gSilbprct 9enug. Die
9baler ei9Hen iif iiir bic Siebsu9t, ooer een
glderbau nub Die lanbi1aftlid)e Ssenerie lit
iiber allc Seitreibung id6n. Die 6lursn
iino init Slumen in reider Maui6ial,igeit
gelhmiidt uHp in 6ieieg 9esiebung 1T oas
aaue etil smeltea Siariea. 0as @ommauoo
befinbet ildl IN uortrefflihem @eiuubbeitssri=
itanoe uno bic Grfocihung oes SanoeS gebt
raid1 Dor ftd,. -
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gserM1tfGte Sepefdjen atts
,3cttt= 81 nrf -

Sem Dorf, Il. gug. = Marb 9Sif.
liam8, eiil Dienltmdpben IN @o55en's Sotel
itii.3te am Sonntag 9lbenb bon eineu 14C
SUB boben 9lbban9 bTunter. Ste mini
ibren Seriesungen erliegeu. /
- Sob er6ffuete aeitern 81 1093 unt
i6loB su 1893. .ts
-9ie bertigen 3oaeinnabmen betru9er
1888 ,O0O.
Der llnteridatueiiter sabltc beute $685.:
600 aus olS 3inien unD $4,000 fir eiuge5o
acne Sblioatiouen.
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Gugopaiidje : SesiG)tt.


= Ssnnor Gaitelar bat i'll elmer an
%. 9lli 9ebaltcnen TeOC icinc 9lnifauunger
'rara1egt. 9aS Yrogramn letner 'Yartet
la9te or, Deriange Die ,OnlsrOatiue fepubif
bclcClt Don ben Socen Der Sreibett nnb oe,
0enlOfrdtlc. Die 9tatiouen, nelfc Srelbsii
ais cine Yein elnpFnbeu uub Democratic nit
nn9esit9eltcr 0enagogie perluchieln, tueroell
nientalS frti iein. Die Srbnung mar oas
ySeien allcr 9tepubliteu Der Serluit Der
,Srbuung inuoluirt Den Serluit Der YreBfrei=
belt, bes Seriammllugsrc6ts, Der @euii,
ienSfreibeit, beS 'allgemetnell Stimmrcdtes
lino Der SeIt1noigfeit Der @eieui6aft. Als
er Die NtadJt bate, uertbeibtgte er bic linn
bon s'bsu GortcS anpcrtrautc 9lutoritGt, Die
Dfftttltdle Sronuug uro ben 6rieben. .@r
boift, bab Die conirpatipe Iepublif Der Sa=
fen lein Mrs, III iuelhem Die @eielld)dft bic
ESt1erbeit iinOet. 0as Solf iuiirbs lrift bic
Rc1thnratipn Der Wfonard)ie inhen, iueun
Die, Jtepublitaner 6rieoen unS 8ltdnoigteit
Tderii. @s ilt n0tbig, cine iebr gemdBigte
1epublif Su iinben; Die beften Serbiinbeten
Der GdrliIten iiub Die lltopter unb Sic 3erz
ipiirflliiIe Der Stberaleu. Die Sarliiteu orqaz
niiiren, unb~biscipliniren lid) ielbit, pGbreno
Die Gepublifauer oaS @egentbail tbuen. Die
VlAHUluJtu ptt pSIltDCuVtN NOtllpC pIlU Ult
offcntlidlen Srttbeitcn uno baS allgemeiue
Stimmreft. Die Republif 1T ld)on uOtirt
ilno gelpcibt lpOroen bnrd gibe Der Sreue.
Die @onolibatiou Der gegenipdrtigeu Sage
Der Ingelegenbeitcn piiroe ben @efahreu Der
3ufllrft porbcugen, bic YrdtenSenteu enter.
nen uub Die SinauSen beritellen. GS lit
n6tbig, Die Saltung Ser conieroattpcu 9tepnz
blifaner uu0 Der BrogreiitIten 81 bcitinlmen
Sine 8artel, pelhe Die 6erltelun9 Der Mo.
HarfIic itilternimmt, iuiiroe fir bic St1run9
oeS Dffentli6en SriehenS 0erantiportlif) ieiu.
: Die llHterbanblun9en, meld)e, laut eintm
lafoniiden Stridt, Dor etniger 3eit nit
Gafelar gepflo9eu wurOen. nm oeulelben
eoentncQ gum @intritt in OaS Miniltetium su
bemeger, fno auf Wtetnung5 5perihiebenbeiteu
geItoBel. = @inem Der liiu9cen Selegraulme
Suiol9e' ipirO Galtelar IN SeridiQes erwartet.
Diau iagt, er iel nit llnterbanplun9eu be-
truut, rueldje Die Inertcnnuug Der ,ipauiiden
Nepubllf ieitcn8 6rantreid's gum 3ielc
baben. 0a mir feineu @runb babcn, su
pcrnut5er, oaB &altelar bel Der Seriaiuer
persona grata 1T, 10 notiren mir Die gta9ridt
ad referendum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-12

iammelt. gr miro bort iibtr Die Dem eugli
ldlen @oniul Magee mibtrihbrsnen 0siBhano
llHtgen Grfunoi9uugen einsieben Hnb @enng
tbuung pcrlangen. ..-..-..
9er SunSeSOampfsr y5fid)mono" 1T bic,
angefommcu.
Ote @ntibdoigungSflage Ger Scr. Staatcu
gegeu Columbia megen Seihlagnabme bcS
0ampicr8 y0tontiio" miro ctlcnt SGiebS'
neridlt iihfrmieieu mrrhtn =,
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Wittels t.no sii0s9smterifa.

4q.H9Mat ,, NHg.-Ote @effdfte &C.
hen bier fertndbreno aubererbentlid fan.
Der 8anferott mehrercr ausmdrtiger Sa,t-
celsbduier bat auf Die @eitdite bier iebr ldt=
meub einsetpirit, uno mebrere bieTse 6duier
itebeu lett iebr unltder.
aonliraf @6daraue, Der Gommanbeur bes
enaliiden @eifmaoers i'm Stillen Osean, ii
hellte Morgen non @alao bier ausefnmInef
,lub agifo usn hler milf Dem enslildlsn Dam.
afifer ,3enebos@ nod Can Ioie ne@Gateumla
-ubgeben, 100 Die geiammte 8lOtte iib per-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-12

ei lInb er giebt Su prritebsu, raB Der 9tihte
geraoc 81 redlter 3sit abmcieno gemeien iei
I'M Den 3wcd bes I0rn. Blatt, i'm his Sun
DiOntag tm Garccr Sn bebaten, su befDr
bern.
= Die ,@ritic" mclpct in tiefitcr Ocmnth
SaB $rdiioent @raut ieiue Steler beSabli
babe. 99eilu ale SteltcrSabler bislem IObli-
dben S8eiipiele fol9en piiroen, neint bic r@rt'
tic" 10 wiirSe Nas @elb reihlldJ IN ben St
ltriftsid)ats ilieSen. Of course!
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Boa SSubo.

$ Danna, II. Ang. = General Ga
pitdn Gpnf)a .bielt bente .9feuuc iibcr eilt
Ansabl gtegertruppen,. iuclde al Dem SclO.
suge Gbcil nebmelt ipolleu. 3,
Gin Slotteulieuteuant, Elm 9tolutant i:ub
ein Sobn bes Observation-Disclosures iino, an
gelben 6iebcr geitorben. y
Sci Srap= SeHito hat wieber ein Gtfc6t
itattaefuuoeu.
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Gin Sd,ppuer in sen @r,tno seie-
gelt. - Sic Wannid,aft Ct:
fr1t1tfefe

giew=D orf, II. Nug. = !9eute frib nm
/ llbr muroe Der na9 Soutbport beitinlmte
SGooner Daniel 6rap," Gapt. Silas So
binion BON oern SunO 0anpfer yGitp of
Soton" bon Der yorlpiber 9inie, in Dcn
@rnno 9rbobrt. Ser Sd)ooner ianf faft all=
genblidlith uno mn swei Ntatroieu ipllroen
in iait srid0pftsm 3uitanne aufaefii1t. Ser
Dampfer erlitt menig ober feinen Shaoeu
unb fam Inn IS llbr bier an. Capt. RObin=
ion fonute uift gefnnben perben nno iit un=
3fpeiielbaft ertrltnfeu.
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Sslesrap1iide Sepef9ea.
a9spsiasae
slas Der g @unoesbawptifaDt.

gSaibingtou, 12. aug.-Sm Sunbe8
id)at befanben iib geitern sl5 ,637 ,6l6 eou=
rant; S57 ,915,O0O SpeSlalz zBapierSelo~ ~0epo=
liteu snr GinlDiung BON 0epoiitendclneu;
1926, 900 Silber, einidlieBltd) $52, 1885,
700 an Wiins= =GertiFfaten. Die Baptcrgcloz
Sirfulatiou betruQ $685., ZOO 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-12
Weraeersnoer Snrnaan.

@bieaad, II, Ala, Gin nerbeereuOsr
4ornapo fe9te geltern aheub iiher Oirofl,
Soma, unb that ben ausrebenoeu Saatell
1rnkpu S5dlantn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-12
0ermiiG,te MM3elgen.
Vlu oie 0S. 9asiS 9teap & g.,
ir, II, gMo=@anHraBc

UT. q, SHusW"HVrUBe'
lieine Serren /! 0as Nialen BET autenieite metnes M
9pothe,erzVabens uub Saus On oerShooltzGt Gte Der
Sonoperz unn eampenitraBe, unseid9r 2aUo Snas ias
t1S Tiln6 fhrer ,lontoulzS deier=fSarbe" lur orei
M2n9lde a .s' not6neu6ig. 9a i'd Die grunobsitaroz
thee oerielben fenne nit oer obisen 3batiabe per-
6unoeu, 10 empfege idb Sbre 6arbe nit oleiem Sefz
sniisen. GrSebenit es.,r;a
RoiIe 80
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l9elnllh IN @enlla gelaloet.
Sno,.fpt1

81 70 Hnt, TO. AHY. = WtItTuI OUGlt
garap, Del 8eiebl5baber Der &arIllten, hut in
gtaparra bic SfianIuc arfgcnOmmen. 81
bat Die StaOt 4aguar0ia, Ourd Serrdtberei
Der Giumobuer, cingenommeu unb lit in pol:
lem QnSnge auf Yucbla nit Der 9bitht, oil
@tienbabnperbinOun9 3wii6cu MtiranOa uni
2ogrono 81 5erlt0reu. Ginige iciner 2cutt
feuerten fiir5lidl Grf einen @iienbabnsng unt
ueriuun0eten ben Qocomotipiiibrer, Der Elm
Gngldnocr it. Der republitaniide @encra
Slanco marihirt nit abt Saskatchewan mi
stp5li @eld)iieeu berau, um 2aguaroia mIeos
III uebfssH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-12
Scr N1lfd,er @att Gtte,t.

Stem 9 OFF, II. 9lug. = 9llS man Den
Softer beS Salifhers San Gtten unterin6te,
fanp MAN perihicbeue 8abu Sonos uuO
Sdmudiadeu img8ertbe bon $15, 700, ionic
90 Eanfaflien. Seute 9lbeno puroen nod
n,ebrere @ompliceu oes Serbrchers perbaftet.
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SrduDe.

Ybila0clp bia, II. aug. = Die Giien,
paareu 6abrif Der yGutcrpriie Comp" al,
Der gde DER Anicriean= uHb 0aupbin=StraBe
luurOe gefcrn 9lbenO brd) 6cucr sSerlt0rt.
Serlult $4,000; ptriidcrt. ..
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Sic SnSfaner In @auSas 6

Gbicago, IL. Ing. = Sen. Yope tele=
qrapbirte Dem 9eneral= 9ientenant Sberiodn
oaB bic Snbiauer, ipeld)e i'm iiiOmeitltder
8anias raubten unb pliiuberteu, naf 2eone
eitafahe aeSe9en Ieien. Die 3ruppeH flHs
linen Eadlaes9aeN.