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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18
Ser xAobie MSaifeufreunb".

Gineu, ans au9eeommelen Bor1blage ent'
fprcd,eno babeu nir init Der beuti8en NumIHer
ben {itel uu(eres Blattes berdnoert inoem mir
1u benz Borte % 8 o" nod bas Bort
v@ aifcnSrcuub" bin,ufu9teri. B'r
babcn une III bisler @esanberune enti@loden,
1m alei4 6urh ben Wamen ielblt iaon ben
1aupta,prf un (eres Blattes ousjuipred)en.
llnjcre auspartiseu Greunbe unb Me4ielblatter
braudeu bic{ee f,eucn 9itels luegen Die Nore0e
an unS nid,t ~ uetdaoern. Ylan sann bet fur
Die Mebaftion beS rObio @ a l. en- freunb"
beitinmten Senouusen ouf Der Aorele entipe"
Der cus cine, oeer soS anoere, ODER beibe 9S6r'
ter unieres 9itels sebr rsudcn. - ssn ber Sen.
Den; uuo benz 3pedt unieres BlatteS tuiro 6urd
oieieu @ed{et bcs satcis hurdaus teine Nen'
hcruua eiutreten. Mie biSber tucroen mir fcrt'
fabren uufern eefern neben ben Ber'9ten uber
Sic piAtiaFeu 3eitersisni0e I'm 3u' uno aus'
lanpe eine ,pabrboft quite, bclebrenoc uuo unter<
halteunc pettIre iu bringen. -. Da bte 8eIers
sabl uuieres lgtattes in LETTER 3eit raid 5use.
no,nmen bat, unb tpir Der Soifnun0 leben, ooh
hieics in 5utun{t nod me5r Der Gal isin tpiro'
il ift .NusF@t bortanben boS unier uoblse'
meiuter Yion, eurd bieie 3eitun9 bic Mittel aul
Wrridtuns eincs @aiienbauieS 81 erlan9en, I'D
i'll niht gar gu feraer 3eit ieiner Ser'pirtiduus
nd6ert. Sic &ebattiou.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18

Dpllars beu, Saa un6 Ste NeilefpHensees
tpahrte.. Cine MaBregel Ole iid trdftiB
gsnHg 5si9tte ben areis ser bersits Bea
Dambugten anf oas Dreifa9e uno Dier<
fade gu erb6ben.
Rad Dem vReport Of Die MuoitinA
gommitte" pom erften Sanuar 1873 ia
ben ii6 iue SdGre 1871: 1,pei unb 3tulirll :
stg I'M Sabre 1872 aBer sidt WeHiaer
als eirtau5enb ln6 fihfSig @rdHgien
.gebiloet. Tugen mir nod BiHtnl BaE
6as Sabr 1873 = Ha9 nsdbtger 59as
bung - oiefs Hi1t aMerbebli9e 3abl I'M
liebentauleno fanfbua6ert Sogen serz
mebrte, 70 babett mir cine 5ieu,lidj DpHz
itdnoige ueberIi6t iiber bas duBereBa9s=
tbum 6es Orbens. 5,...3...e... s.. ....2.
Y Ser madere 8. $. 9eflp aber j9pausts
in mDnhe. Mls Secretary of the
National Grange" tu MaIbington 8.
6. beDerrl9t Ct bas @am5s. 1fttter pie
angenebnlen nmltdnben, 6dD6n gibs ber
aulebt publicirte Jinan5beri1t Der Or
ganilot:on Die erfreuli9ite 2unbe. = = 49,
Bereits tpdbrenb oes Sabres 1872 be-
5ifferten li9 benna9 ieine Der meuidli=
den 9umbeit entpunpten etnfhnfte auf
SIT ,366.5l. 9ariiber perfiiste ct 1T fol-
eeuber @eije: Inter bem Namen eines
v@ebaltes" per5ebrte e. porab $2000.Als
&eilelpelen $503.85 Bebufs Der 8e3ab=
lune }einer Sausrente $500. Sir Wtobel
$l55.85. Mls @aldr fiir feline Ni9te
/ 81, SPOTS. Sir ionitige glerts= =arbeiten
|$277. 90. Sir Noftamps. 9elegramme
unb Nebnli9es: $7,481. 80. Sen Relt
erbieltsn leine @genten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18

- Mir tuinlden bic Nufmertiamteit alter
unicrer eeier auf cine qe'neiNnds'ae anfalt gu
,9irten au columbus, s., Die sdneiteru,
iuelds piefsm snfituts ooris1eus babsn ter
1eben benz eblen 2soede eesutemets oerlaHene
adbdeu ~ eraisbsn teIete oesooebens gu
beNern uub (oldf, Die ia Gfabr Fno elHem
xafterleben onbei,n 5u fallen, -baoer gu besDa9:
rem. Sn e;eier Nnita't be5lnben fA aur 5ett
R 8ailenmabhen uab se qr6eere Mdeden
fiab in her fogtnannten R1ormAof1e.. Dte
sanse MnltaU tuiro bauPfd@ti& unterba4teT
hprh big Atbeit anb ben Beretenit ese S@pe'
llernl nnb 35glin9e, ote eartn an arbeit aRo
ein gereaeltes eeben setp6bnf oersea. @s 'osr:
ben na,alia boa Den s@lnefsre gum antea
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18

9as Wbonnement ouf ben ~Obio Mat=
}enjreuno". ,tana jeoer3eit beginner. -.
9Eir t0nnen ueuen Nbonnenten feline Der
friiber erldienenen Rummern nd9liefern.
-- Ser niebri8e Qhonementspreis BON
$3.50 far oas Sabr muB poraus be-
sablt ,peroen. - Sn Ta(en, no oieles
ni6t sel9iebt, ionoern erit in Der 5tueiten
6dlfte bes Mbonnementsiabres beSabtt
,uiro, mi0cn mir fur ben Sabr9an8 $2.0
onre@ren. = Gs liest oaber<im Snterene
unlerer see6rten 2eler, baa. Blatt tn pots
aus 5u be3aAlen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18

4 Nm s. Sebr. ertbeilte Der 9o9tu'ite
8il9o5 6enni BON Wilwaufee i'm Sale<
lianum folsenben 9errn Die nieoeren
Weiben: q. @dolter 6. @uoeif u.
s9tpenlen, $. @9r6ber $. q. enlel<
Berger .. 9artmann, s. 81. Rouoelta,
u. paut, 9. 9iepenbrof, S. Stebe S.
&ebr unb g. Moriifp. Tolssnbe p!er
0errn erb;elten bic Soniur: 8. 9abn,
s. Mou@, 6. Beder uno S, Murf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18

iei,ish WishiAet etiDas sa trihten ober ,tidt s'1
trtnteii mir berlangen aber aad9 bas man
.uns ni1t 3pinge, ionbern HitS iiniere sstten
itu6 gsp6bnbeiteA LATTE. Btr 8lat.ben gaher,:
bnb ts rdtbjanl irars fir ole beutfden Wf'tbur'
ger cine oAentli1e geriannlRns abdubalte1,
ilm nit nllen gsfsbltdeh YltttelR benz Gen'pe.
.ren3amang entqe9en at arbsitett eenn ipes.fl
mir niffig 3ufeben, 70 tuerben bic Senptfent'
fauatifer lnjtpeifelbaft iiesen. sic iud,en to>
gar iekt f9on ben Stabtratb In Po,nerob 5u
9eptnnen u,n 3ipailgsgeiebe 5u MAIDEN p,e
6iefes i9on 1T Wibbleporf ptrfli9 seidsbema, IT.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18
GbriffenDerfplNu,tA.

Sc 1T Der lberniitbigen preub bil9en
geaierune nod ni1t eenug; i'm pori9en
Sabre tir6enfeinbli9e &e1ebe gena6t
Al baben pel9e bic GJiften5 Der tatbo=
ii|9en Stride in preuB ZEN ouf bic 9auer
unm6sli9 ma9en, Ionbern ote1e fanatl=
]Ae @eeisrune min nun au6 bic tat9oll=
ibe Stride gang unb gar ausplilneern
unb bot sn bie5em 3tuede bic Gnttullrt
BON apei neuen nod ptel ungerebterel1
Gir&enae}eben aussearbeitet, Sic ni4ts
anberes fin6, als 81 Maubeeiebe. Die.
preuBil9e @esierung min iammtli9e ta=
tbolii9e Bii66fe pertreiben unb bat oes=
Balls einen n@efebenttunrf iiber Die Der
fpaltunq erleoigttr fotboli|&er Bistbaz
mer" ansefertist. 9ur@ Die Beitlm=
muneen bieles 3aubgeIebes ,uirb unter
oemiffen Beb;naunaen Sci GrIeioisuug
eines 8il9ofslkss alles betueslitbe nns
unbeweeli9e Berm6gen non Staate III
Belib 9enommen. Die Bebingunsep
1inb aber lol@e, bic einem 4hfaQe BON
6er fatbolil9en 2ir@e slei4 tqmneH,
uno bic Grle6isuns zines 8l6ofsiibes
miro aud in Tolse zines nrtbeils oes
meltli6en @eri6ts angenommen- Gs
iit ollo neben oem tpitbenben 3ab gegsl1
Die Stride @ottes ni@ts dig &aub(n9t.
Die bieiem @elesentwnrf 5u @runoe l'tst.
Das atpeite @aubseieb fubrt ben S'tei
v@eletentpurf mesen Declaration nne
GrsdnSun9 bes @eleses pom IL: Otat
1873" Sn bielem &aubseiese be'Bt ss :
Mrt. 8. Na9 grlebisuna zines 9eAt=
li6en Mmtes 1T Der Ober=Prd Foent bt=
fuat, bic Bel@la9nabme bes Bermo9ens
Ser @telle gu perfisen, tpenn y oas er7
lebiote Mmf ben @or|@rif ten Der sS Ia
bes @e]ebes bonn II. 0tai 1878 aa'pIoer
ibertragen miro, ober p penn Sbatla=
den porlieeen, ,,pel6e oieNnnabme be9run-
ben, ,.bQB bic nebertragune besMmtes nldbt
unter Beoba6tuns bieler 8orl9riften srs=
foloen weroe. Ser 8eldlagnabme un=
teriieat bas geiammte @erm6seu per
@teue ein|hliebli6 a1ler Nuknn9en. Aez
buneen uno 0eiItunsen. Ser Sber-
8rdlibent ernennt einen Gomminar'us.
,uelder bie 8el6lasnabme ausflbrt nne
bis 3ur selekmdbisen Mieoerbelesun!a
T Der @telle beaiebentli@ bis anr 9elesmaz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-02-18
Eetitperc1t33tpa1t0.

pa bet Sempsren;lpabnfinn fd i''.lner tpei.
ter uerbreitet, 10 slauben mir uns betp1i9tet
ols Deutlde bieler 8enesuns entfdieoeu ent-
aeaen Az treten. GS banbelt iid) bier nid3t bios
un, Bier unb Brauttueir ,, ionbern um Uidati'
aere Din0e. Ser 9un5e Staat ut in Mufre.
0ung uu6 bic beltiefelten @eiber fino nur bnrd
GreneeubaB auseipornt aqe berf6mmlide
0rbnung su Boben 81 merfen. 9te{e Gempe.
renalpeiber ideuen aud bic niebri9ifen Wittel
nidlt; lit es bod bier in Yomerob III unfern
ofentlideu S1ulen CD uor9etommen, oab man
siuberu bon famm feds Sabren oas 2e,npes
rensaelibbe unterlhreiben lieb; fat mon logar
beutj9e Grauen, Die bas Gnglifde nidt nerlte'
ben, 70 lanse bei@pdbt uno 9efdmei9elt bis
lie ben Eemperenspleose unteri9rieben. aS'r
ratben oieien @af5erDeibern in 3utnnft tbre
WeIbe tu iparen unb tpeni9fene unmiinbi9e
Rin6er unb iol9e. bic ber englii9en Spra6e
ui@t ma9tis iino, gu berfdonen; benn
es 1T unerb6rt, bab man iemanben apingt, ii9
felbd Elm Nr,iutbs5eusnif aus5ufteoen. Sin
fol1es &empereu5aelIbbe 1T ia pi9tS meter,
ale bas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3eugnib, baB man
fi9 fit rob, faufsieri9 Nno un3ure9nunssfab's
bdlt. Die Eemperen3peiber mollen i'll blinoen
QBabn bieSruntenbeit bur9 bas8eri@lieben ber
Nirtbsb1uier unter6riiden ieben aber nidlt,
bab burd Sieien 3wang oas @esentbeil betpirtt
piro. 9n Deutidlanb no bod 9eluib biele
SpirituoieM in @eitaIt bon @ein 8rantwein
unb 8ier eenoIen iperben, bat man oa ie bon
3uan9sseieben bieier @rt ooer beu@li11er
9aiuiclei bor ben @irtbsbduiern aebort? Stein.
Soute iid bort Semanb 10 peit beraeiIen unb
elm &runtenbolb tueroen 10 wiro er aus Der
gefeufdaft sefoben unb iebes Sinh aeiat nit
ben Gin9ern auf i'm. Sur burh Grsiebuus,
pabrbait quite @rsiebuns beridmiabet bic &o-
beit Nnb Sruntip9t. glur idiuadiinuiscn
aeuf9en feblt bic Ge,ualt iibsr fi1 ielbit, unb
iol@e Menf@en bebiirfen aud IN 8esua ouf
seiftise @etrdnte oer lleberiuaduns, Gaber
jouteu bic &en,perenapeiber ibr @elb unb tbre
MlIbe iolden idpadfinnisen Meuiden ;uiuen-
ben, ftatt in bic @irtbsbdufer au briueen. lnb
,penn iie biefes tbun tuiiroen, 70 tpiirbep fie
balb ausfuben, bab bic &runtenboloc fait nur
In Wlitte ibrer eiaenen Go,nilen au finben iiub,
i 9ab bieieS ii1 in Der 2bat 70 berb6lt tonr1
man idon oaraus abnebmen, bab tcine einsis.
beutide Grau in oas @eiber. 9emperrnsaeiui,,s
iel nit einittmmt. Die 9leliQion lit i6nen 81
beiIta, I'm bieieIbe benz @eipotts Der @clt preis
ju .eeben. SolAes t0nnen nur Qabies tbuu
(Heutide Grauea tonnen bet9nntlid) beien ST.
tel nlht beanfpru@en.) Nud) ben teBi9en gotto
bes x$eIe9rapb" baben bic Bafernnmpben au
J ibr seite sebradt. CT metut in iciner lebte,
; gummer, bieier burh ctItde tpinielnbe. from
Welnbe @etber in seene seiebte @obniinu ie
, bte 6fentlide Neinuna uno Deutihe ieien aud
Wenfden, Die bieier 0fentliden Meinune mid
,ptberfeben fonnteu. 49ic finb au9 Menihen
! absr nenfdltder aIs biele Sippe; tpir 3lpiu9c
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uuiere Neenten
gcicotaue Ebiel, reiienber M1ent.

glicotaue xbiei, reiicnoer @sent.
Cincinnati, 8, 8eualser Brotbers,
Gumm iusbille. 8. beinrid 6ods,
:,, o @eo. soiePb Roi&.
Bratber Dpmened,
@sabtuo, .. Seinri6 Ritt.neper.
Sromtou, .. Sob, 6. Gid.
Yiue@robe, .. Neb. 5. $. @aud.
Yortsmoutb, .. Wfartiu Gribet.
Niple1, 8. Sobu 3. @arb.
Nelp RID oub, 8. Grau5tsea Mibbels.
Ercpton, d, Nbam @etrid.
Mibbtetom To n, 8. So9h faier.
Yittsbura, va, 8.N. .8artle, $50 $snnStr
8irmtu99am4 "a. eeiPor Slerinser.
5t.9outs, Wo. 8. Serber.
@bica8o, 81. MIb!bauer 6; Btbrle.
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Ser @ran8er=Grbem

ober ME 6ie Jarmer on
err eberum9efIbrtmer
5ieraber i9re,bt bic "@merita" .uie
fol9t:
IS mar i'm Triblinse bes sSabres 1868
als 6err 8. $. &ellp bic lebten &efe Iei=
ues Noblfanbes i'm @taate MnneIota
per(btuin6en }ab. Gin 9eutlder miiroe
pieaei9t tiefiinni9 semoroen Iein. 4ber
tpas peri9ldst einem e9ten Danfee IN
misunderstanding Elm Tebll9lasen :?
Sic selbbe}ikenoe Meni i@beit 1T 10 sroB,
unb es fon,mt nur bareui on, bic re9ten
Mittel 5u finben, nm ben unleuebar por=
banoenen ueberFub III bic beoarE!igen
9al1en 5u leiten. -
limb bier fabrte linn lein @didi ial mil
atpei Mdnnern 5ui iammen, ,peld)e in bem
Dienite Der bereits betebenben @ebeimen
@eleu19aften er9raut unb 5ugleid3 berett
uaren, nit Dem ipadern Rellp Elm Cont
panp<@e|9dft 6u er6Hnen. @aunoers u.
@rolb lieferten ben 9otus=Yotus uno
&ellD ben 9euI Iamen. ,.s...>-.. .,..
Sas Wi@tisite> ,uas nod Der 8eitim.
mung beourfte, mar natiirli9 Der Name.
Oapfeuoms ober Maurer luar 81 per=
brau9t, @9nuripuri ober ettpas oerart
bod gu fremoartis, 9a lielen iie ouf
oas vN(ittelalter," Weib Der &udud,
tper es ibnen perratben baben mo6te,
baB bic 'alten @iiter5ienler=M6n8e ibre
&obungen uno TqrMen nit Dem Nomen
v@rangien" (granges) be5ei9neten.
@i@erli9 baben ite es aber erfabren.
1n6 lpenn europdii6e @ebeimbiinbler
lire geQmen uno gpmbole ben beriibm=
| ten $emplern enttebnten tuorum loQten
| lie benn ni6t bic Benebiftiner uno oeren
geiitli@e Sci el6le9tspettern branoi i6aben
60 fonnte Die @a9e oenn losgeben,
9lls bos Sing ober gu arbeiten anfanseu
loute, feblte es am Beiten; namli@ an
Mqenten unb rguitomers". Sic Sabre
1869 uno 1870 ueritri9en obne oof
|eine nennensmertbe Mn5obl bon Glmpelr
Eouf ben Ncim sesangeu ware.
! Grit 1871 uno be elonoers 1872 brah
ten G5eoeiben. Sic ofienbaren gotb
;jt6nbe Der Garmer bienten als Mr9ument
: Eum bic 6eiliamfeit ia yfotbtpenoisfel
Der neuausgebadten panaeee gu bepei
lien. Gaum ,uoren ober Elm .paar bun
bert v3ablenoe" @rangien getponnen,: al
, man aud ben reilenoen N8enten fun
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@}p1aterps oess dSsNsb. 9s7A..
BtfA6f3dye @usafsplu1,pe|,. 1 j,

BtfA6azd5e Gussfspl,ine.
/ cordially approve Of your con-
tinued publication Of the "OHIO"
and of your laudable intention Of
devoting the profits Of it to build
ing an ORPHAN ASYLUM for the
Diocese:, :" S.H.RosEcRANs, .-.,. -.
B1sHop OF Col UMBUs.
9ou aanse,n sersen bttlise i@ lie iortgefeb'
te Serdusadte Der uSbio" 1uo bic preispuroi9e
Nhiiht, ben @rlos berie(ben 5ur @riinoun9 et'
mes @Sai}eagaules fit bic Dio,els au bertoeaoen.
g. s. 3oieeranS, o.:
BI1oi oon GolumbuS. .
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A FEW PARTING WORDS.

Too much space has already been
occupied in trying to answer sPro.
gression," when there has been
nothing to answer, and / ask only
small space now. / have never
advocated reducing the salaries OF
our teachers to the small amount
paid by some of the eastern states.
I simply stated the facts. He says,
commence with the teachers who
receive $1,000 to So 900 per year.
With oil my heart. / was not
aware that any of our city teachers
received such salaries. / am will
ing, yes, anxious, to commence with
the $1,000 ones.
Ny shafts must have hit hard,
when the advocates of the friends,
can find nothing for shield but a
tin dipper.
1t shows to what straits they are
driven, when not q single one of
my charges is answered.
will now answer Progress
ions" plain questions, and close.
Never having been q member of
the School Board, of course / did
not Speculate, swindle, or get fat
On school money"
1 never hired or assisted TO hire
any lady friends for teachers, at $50
or any other sum per month.
As I never handled the peoples
money, of course 1 did not sprint"
what ] did with it.
1 never voted for teachers, there
fore did not publish my votes. 1
am not ashamed of the articles
written by Reform, and will pub
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-04-03
TELEGRAPHICs.

The Indictment against The ex-
treasurer of Chicago, for perjury
has been quasEed.
The Illinois legislature refused to
license the tsocial evil"
The investigating committee have
decided that Senator Booth, of CAL
iEornia, used no improper influences
to secure his election.
Erie railroad strikers are grow
pugnacious. They drove some Ital-
ians from the tunnel near Hoboken.
The Carlists and Republicans, OF
Spain, had a severe fight before
Bilboa, on the 10Th inst. The bat
tie lasted all day long. The Repub-
lieans claim the victory.
a riot occurred in Bombay, In
dia, few days ago. Some Arat
and African Mohamedans thought
the Parsees had injured the the
good name of Mohamet, aud they
tried to punish them.
Tilton says he never sianderet
Beecher nor any other person i'll hi
mortal life.
The Beecher council will cos
BnddIngton's aud Storr's churohe
about $4,000.
The gas in street sewer of BAL
timore exploded last Friday morn
ing killing one man, and seriOusl,
injuring three others.
The strikers ON the Erie roa'
have blockaded the road at Susque
hanna. The Sheriff has telegraphet
Gov. Hartranft for 1,500 troops.
Admiral Porter is dangerousl
ill.
Some of the Austrians have bee
petitioning the riechstag to expel til
Jesuits from the country.
Judge Dent, brother of Mrs.
Grant, was buried in st. Louis las
Thursday.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-04-03

lish my views if you will l do not
deny writing the article when sac
cused OF so doing = on the contrary,
| have been congratulated By scores
of the best men in town, and have
been assured of their hearty sup
port in my fight against extraVi-
gancc. Nobody has asked the
School Board to publish their pri-
vate business transactions, but the
general public do not think it ask.
ing too much OF the servants they
have elected, to give an account Of
their stewardship.
L do think there is at least oni
person, whose name is ssProgrcss.
ion" would "wince" if his business
transactions in Illinois. which hi
left between two days, were pub
lished.
| If you haye any question to asl
which bears in any way on the sub
| iect of ''extraYigauce in our sehoo
affairs" ask them, if not, "give us
rest" REFORM.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-04-03
TIE ELECTION.


Before we issue another paper
the men who are to serve us in the
capacity Of city officers will have
been elected. So we have our last
say. We shall go for the city tick
ct as it stands in another column.
As TO the ward candidates, we have
but little to say, because we are not
well enough acquainted with the
several candidates to express an
opinion as to their capabilities. we
hope the best men may be selected
for the various offices.
Not being tax payer in This city
it does not become us to say much
about such things. But, for the
sake of society, we want to see
good, honest, moral, capable men
elected. So far 80 our vote Is con-
cerned we shall cast 1t for men who
are opposed to the whisky traffic
and who win, in our judgment
seek the public good. We believ,
q great majority OF the voters II
this city are opposed to the whisk.
shors, licensed or unlicensed, ant
we believe the majority are op
posed to legalizing the traffic
Next Tuesday will decide that.
Some women are announced a
candidates for the School Board
We like that, aud IL a woma
should seek the place in our ward
equal in point of ability to the NAL
. candidates, we should earnestl
support her. They make goo
J teachers, and we believe they wi
make good directors. One of th
best and most popular county 81
perintendents in this State is VIC
/. man.
Voters, be careful how you vot
For Mayor and city Council, vot
for enterprizing, wide-a-wake, ten
!, perance men. For School Board
vote for capable men, or womel
persons who will take care of Il
g schools and the peoples Interest
too.
liza majority of the voters of En-
: poria are opposed to licensed dram
shops let them prove 1t. The ma
ter is to be tested next Tuesday.
i you are opposed to whisky mil
4 say so by your votes. Every ms
y to the rescue. If whisky has to !
n sold let it be cold, against law.
Is a perversion of law to make
n protect crime. It's true province
! to punish crime. and protect Il
). people against wrong-doers. Dor
!. think of Regulating" wrong, on
II law il. Vote for men who vi
oppose the traffic which ruins o.
sons, and brings sorrow to o.
"a hamae
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flee in the gift Of the people. Mod


flee in the gift of the people. Mod
est Atchisoni''
Last Wednesday some U. S. pris-
oners attempted TO make their es-
cape from the LeayeIiworth Jail,
but just as they were issuing there
from, they were discovered. and
sent back to mourn over the vicis-
sisudes of mortal life.
aWhank, /" the Wichita correspond
ent of the Kansas City Journal,
sent 3 great sensational story to that
paper last week about the murder
of an ex-deteetive, which proves to
be unfounded. The murdered man
is in Colorado, and was alive and
dong well at last accounts. His
blood viii chill when he reads the
story about his wolf-eaten carcass.
SIcKNEss.-The past winter has
been the most siekly one ever known
in Northern Kansas - doubtless
caused by the open, damp winter
and many sudden changes In the
weather. A singular feature ha.
been the fact that very large pro.
portion of the deaths have been Of
young men and women. White
Cloud, heretofore noted for being {
healthy Location, has had a large
amount of sickness, and quite 4
number of deaths. At Hiawaths
and vicinity, the number of deathI
has been fearfnlly large. Differen
locations In this county have suffer
ed considerably. But amid all tn,
sickness, the exemption of Troy ant
vicinity is worthy of mention
There has probably been less sick
ness here than in any winter eve
before known. Troy has cause t,
be thankful in having been NOR
favored than her neighbors.-Chiei
Young cottonwood trees sell at 81
hundred in Marion county.
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PLYMOUTH CHURcH.-All the pa
pers, big and little, are having q cay
concerning the troubles connected
with the great Plymouth Church
and its Justly celebrated pastor
We know but little about the laws
of the Congregational church, but
had always supposed that, for in
stance, Plymouth church was per-
fectly independent of every other
church in the land. IL we are not
mistaken, a majority Of that church
can do what it plesses, and no 9TH
er church, no association, no synod,
no conference, no general assem-
bly,, has any right to ask "what
doest thou?" We had reached this
conclusion by listening to the state
ments made by Congregational
ministers at the dedication and or
ganization of churches. If our
view is correct the Storr- Budding
ton council will not avail anything.
The Plymouth church and its pas
tor treat the court as though il had
no right to call them to account.
We now predict, that the council
will effect nothing. They can adj
wise, and the refractory ones can
refuse to hear. "Lst us haye
peace"
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The Changers of Pike county,
Missouri, know how to deal with
the coffee monopoly. If the people
generally would adopt, and live UP
to such resolutions, coffee would
''come down." We append copy
of their resolutions:
Whereas, Certain parties have
bought up all the coffee, and haYe
formed a ring, and monopolized
the whole coffee trade, thereby pro-
ducing the enormous high price o:
coffee therefore, be It
Resolved, That the Patrons OF
Husbandry of New Hartford
Grange, No. $40, Pike county, Mo-,
will not buy any coffee on and after
the first day Of April, 1874 (provid-
ed a majority of the oranges concur
therein), unless the unusual high
Price of coffee be reduced to TWEEN
ty-five cents per pound.
Resolved, That on account of the
enormous high price Of coffee, we
ask and request our sister oranges
throughout the state aud nation to
pass this or q similar resolution, to
take effect on the first day of April,
1874.