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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-10-22

previous resistance was unknown to and dis
countenanced by him.
New Orleans dispatches Of the 18th report
that a fight had occurred the day before at the
old Vacherie road store, in St James Parish,
between the Boyec and Hogan (Republicahl
factions. One party had assembled to ratiiy
a compromise with the Conservatives, when
the other interfered, and the result was a
free fight, in which several persons were
wounded, but none killed fight was also
said to have occurred at Pont-a-la- Hache,
between the Butler and Mahony Republican
factions One man was severely wounded.
Gov. Kellogg had received dispatches assert
ing that intimidation existed at Breaux
Bridge, in ST. Martins Parish and that Re
publcans dare not come forward to register.
Another dispatch is published, signed Martin
VOORHEES,, denying that any intimidation ex-
listed in that locality.
The October returns of the Department OF
Agriculture indicate an average condition OF
the corn crop of Sc per cent, against 50 per
cent. In September
At recent meeting in Chicago Of the
Western Board of Railroad Commissioners a
new freight schedule to the East was adopted,
to go into effect on the 10th CT November, in-
creasing the rates from Chicago to New
York five cents per hundred weight. 1t was
also determined to discontinue return passes
to stock dealers; to pay no commissions to
agents for influence in the control of Eastern
traffic and ITO allow no passenger to ca.y
more than 100 pounds of baggage.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-10-22
ESTIC.

Postmaster. Gen. Jewell has expressed a
determination to do away with claim agents
in the transaction of department business
with railroad or other corporations or indi-
viduals He prefers dealing with parties a.
recty interested.
A. Buffalo, recently the United States de-
tcctiyes arrested Thomas Ballard, alias John
Davis, one of the most expert counterieiterS
and engravers in the country; also Elizabeth
Ballard and Ann Adams, accomplices. In
their possession was found $4,000 in coun-
terteit money of various denominations, to-
gether with press, dies, plates, etc.
A New Orleans special of the 18th says
Frank Morey, Congressman from the Fifth
District, had sent communication TO s b,
Packard, Chairman of the Republican State
Central Committee, stating that intimidation,
organized and thorough, prevailed in the
parish of Union to such an extent that not
more than 800 of the coored voters would reg
lister. He stated further that similar state of
things existed in some Of the other parishes
The commission charged with the duty of
investigating the facts in regard to the killing
Of i've Usage Indians by the Kansas militia
finds that the attack was unproyoked and
utterly mjustidahlc, and recommends that
the United States Government should see
that the Osagcs are reimbursed for loss of
property captured by the attacking party.
\ telegram Of the 9th from the Assistant
United States Attorney at DcnisOn, Tex, says
eleven Ku-KluX prisoners had just been
brought TO that place from Montague by
Deputy Marshal and his assistants,
In a fight with the Cheyenne indians and
their allies, on Jute Greek, near the fork OF
the Red River, in Texas ON the 2;th ult, Gen.
Mackenzie's troops destroyed over one hun.
dred lodges and captured IA horses and
mules The bodies Of four Indians were
brought in. One white soldier was slightly
wounded. 4 dispatch from Darlington In
dian Territory Oct. ., says tweuty-iour
lodges Of the Hiowos under Satanta had sur.
rendered to Gen. Neju, Satauta and Rs Tree
would be held in close confinement as hos
tagcs until further orders
In recent attempt at salt lake to serve
subpoena upon Brigham Young oappcar be.
fore the Grand Jury the Marshal was refused
admittanee and was assaulted by a gate.
keeper. The Marshal subsequently returned
with aid and the service was acknowledged
by President Young, who claims that the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-10-22
THE NEWS.
Carlists Giving Themselves Up and
Asking For Pardon.
Returns From the Recent State and
Territorial Elections.
The Reunion Of the Army Of the
Tennessee.
dwelling Of the Lincoln Monument
at Springfield, Ill.
The Convention or southern Republf-
cans at Chattanooga.
Interesting News From All Quar-
tiers.
dwelling Of the Lincoln Monument
at Springfield, Ill.
The Convention or Southern Republf
cans at Chattanooga.
Interesting News From All Quar-
terS.
FOREIGN.

A Madrid dispatch of the 10th says many
Carnsts we're coming into Barcelona and Tar
ragona and asking for amnesty. Nineteen
natives Of Navarro in the Carlst army had
been shot for characterization. An explosion
had recently occurred at Aspatia, in the build
ing used for the manufacture OF cartridges for
the Carlists, which caused the instant death
OF eighteen persons.
The London Times of the 10th had advices
from Vienna to the effect that the Schleswig-
Hosten question would be referred to the
arbitration of the Queen
The following is the result Of the recent
election in France for the Councils General;
Republicans elected, 612; Monarchists, 604;
Bonapartists, l55.
A Bayonne dispatch of the 10Th announces
the withdrawal of Gen. Dorregaray from the
Carlist cause, and that the withdrawal had
made bad impression ON the soldiers OF
Don Carlos. Madrid dispatch of the same
date says that the Carlists under Lozane had
been defeated near Fortuna. The National
forces had possession of the left bank of the
River Ebro.
Late adyices from the Cape Of Good Hope
announce the discovery of another diamond
field near Phillipstown,
A special to the London Pal NAL CARTE
of the 18th, from Santander, says that there
were indications of the surrender of the entire
Carlist army in the near future. Two battal-
ions had already surrendered at Algeria, and
the Carlist provincial authorities at Durango
had given public notice that those wishing to
lay down their arms may do so.
The Turkish town of Akhiolyi, containing
500 inhabitants, was recently entirely de-
stroyed by fire.
A London dispatch Of the 18th says that
England was about to withdraw her represent
alive from Rome The British ship Kings
bridge had collided in the Channel with the
ship Candahar, and sunk. Eleven of her
crew were drowned.
A Paris dispatch OF the 10Th says the Italian
Government had notified Theirs that his stay
in Italy and his attacks upon the MacMahon
Government were calculated to disturb the
harmony of its relations with France.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-10-22

A CHESTER (Pa) man says he can
smoke cigar until it is entirely con
sumed without emitting any smoke from
his mouth or nose, can follow this feat
by eating a hearty meal, and afterward
emit all the smoke through his nostrils.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-10-22

promptly broken up, the captive release
and his tormentors arrested.
One of the most pathetic reminda..
of the recent Fall River disaster is tbs
habit of woman whose three daughter,
were killed, but who still insanely i.
lieves that they are alive. Every da,
when the factory bells are ringing q,
dinner, the woman, who saw her thres
daughters borne away to be buried tia,
Sunday, takes tin pail as she used IA
do, and starts for Granite mill, No
Sometimes her neighbors divert her A.
tention by telling her that it isn't bell
time, but, other days, she walks to tbs
place where the mill once stood. sees
nothing that she can recognize turn,
back in dazed way and goes to her de-
serted home again.
a strange occurrence took place a
few mornings since in the family of Mr.
Silas Doloway, engineer in Babcocb
Fuller Il Co.'S new hat factory, who oc
cupies j. w. Canfield's house on Muller
ry street, in this village. Mrs Doloway
is accustomed to leave her babe, a little
girl four months old, upstairs while She
does her mornings work in the basement
from where she could easily hear the
least noise. On the morning in question
she heard the little one growing as usual
but finally noticed that the noise ceased
and shortly after heard strange, CUR
Cling noise Surprising that the child
had got its head under the bed clothes
and was suffocating, she ran upstairs to
see about it and found the housed cat with
its nose in the child's mouth. The child
was strangled black and was fighting
feebly with its hands. She caught the
child and shook it several times, when Il
caught its breath and came out all right
In few minutes more it would probably
have been strangled to death. Mrs
Doloway had to pull the cat off the child,
so eager was it to remain. 1t had paw
on either side of the child's head and had
its nose pressed deeply into the childs
mouth. The cat was instantly killed.
Naddletoacn IN. r. Mercury.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-10-22

DIR. Thomas Hume walked one day
to the Office of morning paper, where
he silently placed upon the counter
an announcement of the death of some
friend, together with five shillings,
the usual charge for an inser.
ton of such announcements. The
clerk glanced at the paper, tossed it
on one side, and said, gruflly, "Seven
and six" Il have frequently" replied
Hume, chad occasion to publish these
simple notices, and | have never before
been charged more than five shillings
Simpler repeated the clerk, without
looking up, go He's universally beloved
and deeply regrettedr Seven and six
Hume produced the additional hall
crown and laid it deliberately by the
others, observing, as he did 50, with the
solemnity of tone that he used through
out, Congratulate yourself, sir, thai
is an expense your executors will never
be put to-"
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mir 3u:5 9buct bas Cine nno unterlafIet au6
baS Nnbere nid5t. sltberbem 1T es gang falid),
tpenn man 8iiIenidaft uno 8ilouna allein bon
untem mad oben berbreiten mill. 9ie bet.pet,
tenn sr0bere. 3ahl oes @olfes baubelt nid}t
ielbititanbia unO miro nie Ielbititanois banoeln
tonnen. Dic 0lenae braudt Giibrer. 8if
finoe,1 oieics in Der slatur Der mcnf9lid)en Sc
ieui1aft begriin6et. Die Gan,ilie, Die Sc.
lneinoe, bicpolitil1e &0rperl6aft,: Die s(rmee
ale baben ibre natiirliden o0er seipabltcn Gib,
rer uno b,e arobe Menae folgt oenIelben llno
tuueer Die Gii6rer aidt, 70 miro bic sanae
Mense rlibleitet 8ein eroberer Gebler fam
gebad)t peroen, ais sllle iu GIbrern ausbilocn
lpollen. Ser naturgemaBe 3uitanb it,, bab
@inige leitcn DIE @ielen fol9en. Sc leudltet
oober ein, oob eS bon melt sroberer @idti9feit
1T Die 0iibrer oes @olfes III Der @plitif in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno alien anoeren
gut ausaubiloen !, als alleta auf
Die srobe Nlenae einiuirfen tpollcn, luie ST..
2abta n,cint. Die driFlide Giuiliiation bat
iid ni6t bon @iarrldulen., fouoern bon Unit
periitaten aus iiber Die gSelt Oerbreitet. 9ie
llnibrriitdt lit nidt oas 9u6 ionbern bas
0unOament uno Sr. 3abfa iteat bic @ad)e ae-
raoesu ouf ben aopf wenn Ct Die llnieer!itat
ooS Dad) nennt. - Ieaei@t id)reibeu pir ipd-
ter mod mcbr Dieri!bcr. .,
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metcs nid)t nfficielles Monatsblatt gu 9rInben
nit grobeln 8cifall, beg1iibt lpuroe. Berner
!uurbe cine glhaabtneuer @ereine IN ben eet1'
tralbercin nnfgcnon,n,e,,. gs iuuroe beid)lpnen,
einc neue, allen @ereine, serneinlamc @onltitu"
tion, AT enttuerfen unp Der n1bitiabrigen 8er>
ianmlung boraulegen. Die Graae iiber GrIn.
Sung elmer 9cbensberiderungsaeieQid eQidaft pur<
De ebenfauS biscutirt uno Die @ntF9eiouna b.S
sur nad)ften @erian,mlun9 ouS9siebt. Die
Nn1teuuna cines @ercinsfaplans tpuroe init
arobeln 8eifoQ abgelebnt. Serr> Spaunborlt
wurpe fit. bos .fo,nn,enoe Sabr mieoer aula
Yraiioentcn eelpablt, ST. s. Sdiitte BON No,
d)cIter gum 8iccs sYrdfoenten y|eo. Sdpenni'
ger 5u,n reforoirenben, ST. SGffner bon Buffalo
Jun, correlponbircnben Secrctdr, Sr. @pring,
meier BON Cincinnati gum @dabmeiiter. Gcre
fbi.beue ouocre @e1dliiile bon minocrer B1@~
tioteit iibcroeben mir. Die nid)itiabrigc Ser
ian,mlunq beS Gentralbcreins miro in 9incin<
natl qclolteu nerben. Sic @eriammlung bcr>
tuotc lid) am Wlittpob Oitttag um 11sl llbr.
Senod) ppr Der 9lbreile Der Dcle9atcn, um 4 q
llbr Nadmitto9s trof oie slntwort oes Gatsrs
Der Gbrilteulcit ouf Die obgeiun5tc DcpeIde
bon 9lom Gin. 9ieielbe lautet:
Reverendissimo McQuaid
Episcopo kofensi !
Rochester, n. 7.
Summus Ponti1ex isti Germa-
norum CathoIicorum Unioni gra-
tias agit ct petitam Benedictio.
mem peramanter impertit.
y. Gard. AntonelIi.
(Gem 1obp. MeQuaio
Bii0of upn Iodclter !
Ser Poplt banft Dem beutlbcn tot9p=
lilhcn Gentroloeren uno crtbeilt ibm
pou san5em 9ersen Den sewunlhten
Gcgen.
y. Garbiuo( Mntonelli)
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Vii,c tcutSd,c fatbriiid,e 1tniperfitdt.

gSie mir friibcr heridteten peroHentlidte
Sevr solcpD $alm einen su fruf Sur @riinoung
cincr bcutjden fotboliiden llniOeri itdt unb
iuetc bariu untcr Nnoeren bon uuleren tatboli>
jden 3eitun9ep: vSie iuollen feline slluiuerlitat
uno MAIDEN ni1tiae Nus silii6tc." 9as mar
nun ireilid) 10 i'm slugemeinen 9eiproden ettpaS
itart uno manden 3eitungen segeniber un9e<
redt. sbcr aans llnred)t batte @err @alm
niht. Gin Scrr s. 3abta befampft III Der Sbat
NIT nj d) iaen 9lus ii 9 t.e II haS
Yroiett oer @riinouns elmer heutidcn fat9oli'
ld)en llniOcrlit1t uup pcngItens bret 3eitun9ell
baben iciuen slrtltel obne Gomlncntar abge>
brudt. @ir boifcu, ric lelbcn tueroen nodbtrda-
LID belpcilen oob nidt iie, ionoern nur S.
3obfa bic llniueriit1t nidt pia. .. II
gSir boben iebt au bcmeilen, bab Serr 3abfa
nid)ti9e slusfii1te scbraudbt. Gr lpribt bin
auf anecblid)en vb6liernen Mtdanlsmus" IN
Sen Efarri1ulen. gSas oos nit Der llnlocrl<
tGtsfrage su tbun fat fonnen tp1r nld)t elnes
ben. .gS CAB bliiDenoe llniperiitaten, ais man
IN pielen Srten nod gar feline Yfarrl ld9ulcn
bate. st iu9t uniere Dobercn 2ebranitalten
f0nnen nit beutidcn @1mnaiien feiner Wcr<
gleib auSbalten. gSenn oas nun alb bon e1<
ner 9robcu sln5obl b0bcrer 2eDranltalten uabr
fuGre 10 lit es bennod) einc nidtigc NusFudJt
g8enn man bic Samlnlung ber W(tttel fur bic
@riiuouna elmer llaiocritat in Nusli6t nimmt,
10 tann mon in ocn Ylan bcrielben aud sa<
aleiA elm @Dmllalium einlAlieBeu uno uenn
mir iriiber Die @riinpung elmer llniberittdt ais
ntbwcnoig bcseidneten, 10 iebten mir Die gle1dl<
Scitigc Grunbun9 Gins @Dmnaiiums baau als 10
lelbltperI I1nbliO uorous bab mir barber teln'
Mort nerloren. Serr 3abfa fabrt bann fort
Die fatDoliiden 4farri@ i@u(en berunter au mo,
dcn. Dafiir berbient er mabrDaftig heni9
Cant. gSir fprOern Srn. 3abfo auf Die Orte
su nsnner, ,po beutld)e fotbolii6e Sdulcn f1d
bcfinben uub bennob 6'pci 9rittel Der gelamn.
ten totb Sduljugcno bic 9ottloien Treii1ulen
beiud)en. Solbc Srte ncroienen nffentli9 be-
aci9nct au tuerbeu Sc lei ben, NM, ipie eS
luolle Bic 9oaSc Sade lit cine nidtige NuS>
fludt uno banet nit Der lluiperlitatsfraes
bur1ous nid)t sulammcr. - Gnolid) ipollen
mir ;@rn. 5obfu nod bemerten Sab er fia in
oieier Uraac ourdaus auf einen fallden Stanb<.
punt itellt. @in9e es na4 3abfaS Bun11, 10
uiirben mir nod tcinc llnioerit6t baben, menn
bic gnsel gum jiiueiten @eridt bic Yoiauncn
blaien. GS 1T idon rebt bic Rforrl6ulen gu
bedcru uno Qebrerleminare gu 9riinoen uno
ipenn cine eiuielne @emeinoe bic 9ad)e su be-
iorsen bdtte, 10 t0nntc man iasen: Gbue erit
0as Gine uno oonnl bas slnoere. Sci Der
@riinbung .eincr beutiden tatboliiden Uni.
perltIt bonoelt e5 iid abcr um Gin aemeinia<
m,cS @ert an bem iid, Millionen fatboliider
G1rilten be!beiliaeu ioIcn. @ieien aber item
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&atbplifcmperfpIets,sg III
.s t WatSs59rsn.

SeltOen1 eDrl1tus IN ole 9Selt 9eto11l=
meniit bot Die gSelt li9 ge9en bas Gbri=
ltentbum erboben. Ser folgung llnb
SriibIol pertinoete Gbriltus 1einen nab
rem Sin9ern un0 Na0fol9ern. u9oben
le MIDI perfolgt, 10 peroen iie au6 eucb
perfo1gen," ipro6 Der @obn Gottes.
lluo bobsr bat Die lpobrt Stride Gbri1ti
bic ouf uniere Sage fortludbreno bolo
mebr, bolo minoer unter ber Werfolgung
Der Welt su leiben. @eraoe in iebiser
3eit iAsinen Die Yforten Der @6ae oie
gelpaltlomite Nni itren9un9en gu mo6en>
oie' ollen pobre tatboli19e Stride gu
iberudlti9en. Ser Yoplt lit CUR Set
Eberuubt unb 9efangen, III 9eut1 6lanb
uno einigen Sbeilen Der @dpcl3 1T Der
&f gegen Die perboBte totbolil lhe
Stride au1 bas 9eftisitc ent6ronnt ouf
ouf Der sansen groe ino Die Md9te Der
6init iterniB in ben 9uoen perbiinoet, um
Sic tatboliAe &irde 5u itiirsen. Dasu
tpmmen nm NOD Die na6fol9eno onge=
|fubrten @epoltmoBregeln ous &ublano :
Sn Bplubicse, ial &rei1e Wlo0aua>
Ilieb Der Yiarrer Mi9ael Wa6owica ge=
| borlam ben Inn geiuoroenen 8efeble> bas
Snnere Ser STRIDE no9 ruIliIAitaatsfir6=
| lider slrt einri6ten lnb oie uG5arentbiire"
anbringer. 0iele Neuerun9en erregten
9roben l1ntpillen III Der @emeinoe. 9lls
am gleujabrsto9e Der &eiitlj6e ben @ot=
|tesoienlt nod neuer Beile ob5ubalten be-
gam, bic G5arentbiire id)lob uno ben
Yorbang DerablieB fielen Ole 2anoleute
iber carskie wrota fer, ser16lugen Die
Sbur in @tiide, perboten Dem @eiitli6en
Sen @ottesoienit nod mnsfotpiti1 der
Meile ab5ubalten unb perlieben bic Stride.
Wad o,pic5 beri6tete lofort an Den No=
mini1trator Popiel uno &reis6eF Sur.
Mit elmer Mbtbeilun9 2anomili5 ober lo=
oenannter innerer 8a9e erid)ien Sur in
Yolubic5e uno forberte Die 8ouern ouf
bic Q(nnabme ser u&cini9un9 Ser Sc
brdu6e'" bur9 lire lnterlbrift gu be-
frdftigen. Do6 ba er auf enti6ieoenen
gSiber1tan6 1tieB, requirirte er aug @ieol.
&c Militdr unb Dberlt Stein eri@ien nit
Grenaoierel, bic 1i6 1ofort BEL ben 8au=
ern einquartirten. 9lls Die 8uuerlt Die
Inn ibre Stride la9erten, oies gelpabrten
tebrten iie in ,.ibre @obnung 5uriid uno
,parfen oie .unsebetenen @aite. our Sbiire
binaus. 0ies fibrte gum Gonf flicte. 9ie
5olbaten tbeiltcn &olbenit6be uno Ba=
ionetiti9e .aus. Il Suralpolltel Die Bauern
our6 @toBpriigel 5ur l1nteri6rift 5lpin=
gen, yfurI elm Gin5iger unter5ei6nete>
na9bem er fiinfbunoert 9iebe ausgebal=
ten; bod bic llebri9ellg ,pel@e ibm por=
parfen, CT per ltdnbe ni6t fit ben &lanz
ben Su ouloen>1 bielten mutbig pie Sie6e
aus nno .ueiserten li@ Fanoboft, Surs
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8 is III ard' g g o 9te3r.-

9 ismard's g 0 d ter.- ue6et
ben in: unlerm 8latte .bem 8erliner
vB0rlencourier" na1er5dblten Goman
entnebmen mir aus Der ~9amn1= =5oeiter
8olts3tg." uno Derl6ieoenen anoeren
Sldttern nod folgenoe @pejialitdten
Die 9enannte Dame 1T Die einsise uno
9ieblin9sto6ter jencs md6ti9en Man=
neg. @ie iou Dem 8ater .an9efiinOi9t
baben, fatbolil0 per0en un6 in Elm &le=
iter eintreten oll tuoQen, lpenn ibr pie
Berbinouns init Dem 2ieutenant y. ct.
Der eiaer freng fatbolii6en 6amilie
Sdleliens oiseb0rt, ni6t 9efattet tper=
ben .lollte. 9ob Iie binreideno ener1
9il6 lit ibren Willen. bur65uleben, oa=
ran 5ueifelt Niemano Der lie tcnnt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-03

GRS Mir erlutDen un1ere M6onnen=
ten III. Nonlcrop uno nm9e9eno> lpelGe
nit Ser 3oblllng oes lauf ufenoenSobr9an9s
nod I'M Jtuctitunoe 1ino, 9eidl1i9lt Den
sBstra9 re@t balo al 6errn 9einri6
NcubIin9 be5oblen 81 woGeu.
@omerob. Ser biciiae ct. Solepb5 I'M.
tsrltiikunss< <Terein uarbci Der General Scr
la,nmlun9 III aodyeitcr burG Serrn %cter @l6d,
net ocrtrttcn, ecr om Somlta9 mobbcbaltcn
uon bort w,cber surudfcbrtc.
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Willen .al befolsen. Sic 9full.n lieben
etnen @hloiIer fommelt UNI Dte &ir1-
|tbir gu bffnen. 9p9 eine 8duerin itieB
ben @4loiier beis 5eite llno ftellte 1i6
Dor bic Sbiire BIN, um seo.m ben 3u=
1Fritt. 5u tpebren. Gin Wfilisiant pafte
EDie 6rau,z luel9e 1i1 nit aller Strait an
Eote 5biire anflammerte. Oa 1tiirste i6r
Mann berbei unb 5er19n1etterte nit einem
tfrdftigen Rnittel Dem M3ilisianten Bic
9irnl6ale, bod murbe er IelbIt bon ben
@oloaten NIT Dem Bajonet nieoergelto= {
| Ben. Nfan 1@lug 5itb bis in Sic Nadbt
binein. Sic @oloaten griffen NIT Dem
8aionet an Die 8auern uarfeu nit
|@teinen unb iblugen nit 3aunpfd6len
um iih. Sem Sreis9ef Sur ,puroe
ein TuB 5erlhmettert, mebrere 5oloaten
oerrunoet. Sic 8ouern botten einen
Sobten, fiinf G9toerperlpunbete uno Iebr
ptele 2ei9tper,punoete, duber ben burfb
5todbiebe jamnerlieb 3ugeri6teten.
g6fiebl:6 perlieB fdmmtli6ss Mfilttdr
oos 9orI. 49,. 5..s ... &. -. 3. i: ~.
Sn Der 9a115en @egeno am 8ug, ton
Rarcaeiu bis Serespol, tciu6en bic Bou=
ern ibre ruliiicirten Gir6cn ni6t mebr,
laIien ou6 Die Meuge6orencn niDt tauf len
uno besraben ibre Sooten ielbf. SIN
@an5en balten fe lid9 ubi9. Nur an
einigen Orten perl6lollen lie bic Gir6en
.uno nobmen AUDI Die &ir6engerdtbe in
Wer,pabrung in ,nebreren 01riern bin=
9e9enl ). 9. in gogufolD, @ubon Gerilp
puroe Dem neuem Popen {rul1ilben
@jeiitliden) ou6 libel mitgelpielt.
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fun ii6er Den Minifter Soltop, ouf ben
man Die urbeberlGaft Der 9elualtiamen
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bort : Suoos in gbrifo.
llebri9ens bleibt man nid)t ouf 0olbem
gBege itebeu. 0ie innere WoDe ooer
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-11
APPLICATIONS rex PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 2J0.
.. 4. sarrrr Ne. ~.

II. !; LASD OFFICE; cAEs0N CITY.
cfN,..1 ,ba;, Lappn ~, = solcs 10 hereby
EMen ,na. .he Enlefpri,e oold and Silver MIN.
wvys,,,ria tsT,m.y wnose post once address 10 al
,nShn,n ~ o'o,ey county, Nevada, has made
appncaion lot United States patent for one
uvrva.anl u,uyyY nnsa5 ieet on the Blue lode,
En,e'pu,se NV nha Shxef Mining Company's
Ssvads ea,sna,n Mi ! ~ pls,,ei. STOREY county.
Ne.aas ea.enaIhg i,voo ieet In . seuthefiy di.
,senon ron ,ne ioeallon netice, and embracing
, ,,nr. min an ,a'p,. sputr; angies and vAra-
sndsd 4. sr,,hed m 10 ,,.,a ~ ieet In width.