davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
HnIidii1iitlacr Ncrhnftnt.

Tottz v 0ne, SnO., 2. 5n0. = 81
tern murOe 2SiutOm 9totbburu bier, uuO am
Samitog murOe 2tbe SAT- i'll Gairo, in Der
9iabc Don gima, Ohio, Uon @ebeimpoli3iIteu
Ucrbaftet. &eiOt itnO Der 6alihmiinSwei be-
I6ulotgt. Gin bcOsutenocr 8cnag uou Qe-
fdliftcm. 9apicrgelO iammt fniid)en 1Oz0Ol-
larnotcu, auf bic pGrite gtatjOnalbant" Don
Delphi, Suo.r luutcnO, murOen coniiSiirt.
2etterc ruaren aus l=IOQOrnOtcu umgeduoert
mOr0en. 0ic Gtfangeneu pnrOcn uaf GlcOcs
lauO, Ohio, QebrQdlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
Sic llcberidl(pCmmtm9 lit
SOftiftdttn.

8Ofou, ,. Snni. - 0w 4dtb. 6enrn
q. @romeu, rpelher !tcm Orleans ais Som.
miiidr beiudte, nm auS5uiinOeu, pie Die
Siilf8gcloer bort uerluenOet werOen, uO oh
nod rUeitere Summen nGtlig itnO, erItattetc
in eiuer geitrigcn &iirgcrpcrianmlnng &e-
ridt. 9tafOem CT iid iibtr Die 2lrt unO lSejic
Der Sertbetlung Otr llnteritiieungSgclOer
b6d]it befrtcOigcllO geduBcrt, i4tlOertt er bic
2tu8pebnung Der HeberidJwemmung. n9tc
Galamttdt = iagt er i'll ictncm SeriAte - 1T
bic grDBte uuO frlrGtbaritc, wclfe iemal8 ali
oieiem @ontiuente Ourd gSaiicr, 6entrr
Sturm &C augeridtct wurbe. Sn Der 9tabC
bon 8raibear5 itebt elu ungebeucreS @ebiet
inter gGa1Ier. 9ie 9numbriidle ituO pou
50O-15OO 6uB brett uno ba8 g8aiicr lit uon
Up 6uB tief unO rciBt 9llle5 tort, mas iii
ieiuem gScgc liegt. %ier bis ied)S 9&Otell
ueroen Oergcbcn, che Ou8 gSaiier 5llriiftrttt
bis oaDiu mus bic 9totb inter ben SCpOb
ueru Itbr groB pwOeu. Der gan5c SiiOen III
po4 OeS gobc8 itber bic NtCnidcnfrcunOlid)-
fpit Snitnu'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
9(itfrttDr UOit 6efan0citctt.

q. 0ul0, ?. Sllnl. = DE Terbredicr
i'm 3uhtBauie BON Seiierion-Gim bra6er
geltcrn III Dteuterci ans, angebR6 neil ibre
0iationen Su tnnpp au8Telcu, man UerIpradl
9lbbulfe nnO iie fiigten iih raid. g8G6reuO
Oe8 ltOdImittug8 brad lcbOdj in Der GduG-
m0dermerttGttc ciu 5wcitcr 4ufrNbr aus uno
man OrObte, ON8 Seidu9uiB 81 uerbrcnueu.
Sine &Owpugnic bemaiinctcr Siirger wurOe
NufgebOteu, Ocren 0rOheu0e @emebrc bic Ser
BREEDER SlIr Stallion bradlteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
S0Otlthct @iIcm60Dn=lGnfnlI.

GlnCtnn0tl, 3. SUM. = Gtn WiQnn
ans @ummiusuile, Namens Seefer, mar
beute iriib nm / ubr i'm Stgrific, %icb iiber
Oa8 Gelclic Der yGiuciuuatl=Samilton=0au=
toner 8Obn" iu ncjbeu, ais cin Gieubabn.
5u9 ber1nbrauIte mo Den 2lrmeu er9rifi,
melder ielncn augcublidliheu SOB fanO.
0te 5f0Ocr Oer 2otomotiue uno Der 9Saquou5
giugeu iiber ieiue &ruit mo Der uutere Sbcil
clneS S0rperS muOc furdtbor Scrmolmt.
Gr biuterlQBt eiue Nrau mo uicr Sluber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
@crtpcaener Nan6.

9teWburg, N.z0., 3. SUM. - @elteru
0tOrgcu gegcn 5wei llbr wurOc III Der III
Gol0s Spring an 6uoion gelegeneu rgSeit
8oiut- GieBerei" eiu GuBerf ocrmcqcner Raub
Qu8gefitbrt. 9rei unbcfaunte SnOiuiouan
ibtrfielen bic QSG6ter Sanes 2omar uno
9ioonCp 9toc, baHoeu unO fncbcltcn iie NIB
madtcn ii6 oauu ouran, ibren 8aub Ou5Su=
iii6rcn. Sie iprengten bic @elbipiuOe nit
ShicBpuluer, uno itablen $1400 III baarcm
@el0e uno $500 i'll 8unoeS=Sbligationeu.
N&au niumt an, 6aB Die 0tduber nit eis
nem Grha @iiterSuge, mel9er beutc 0torgen
gtgeu 4 llbr 5u GOlOsSpriug anhiclt, entto=
men. 9loSueg 0tOe, Der Gltere Der 9Sdd)terr
lit 10 Sabre aft NIB betleoet ielnen Polten
icit 20 SQbreu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
Scucrsbritnitc ia Vctp=Srlcans. -
Gtts W5antt III oct1 Slammet ttms
e. 40 q

gteW 0rleon8, ,. 5uni. - 2tu Der
9tOg0liraBc, Swiidlcn @ort- uno Gngbicu-
iraBc, itnO geitcrn 4 Soduier obgcbrannt. Sin
Dtanu, ,9tameu55. 2lnOsriou, ,fanO III oen6lum.
men icinen Sob. &erluit $l5, 900. 2luBcr
Dem pnroCn - 0duier all Der 2ibCrtD= uno
8crOitOitraBc ciugcdidert. Der @erluit Der
1rktrrcn iIenerShrlrnit hPfr1nt $40. 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
SnlanOs s9epei)en.
Srtftoap ttno 8fOarSion. - Srt=
itOlp's Domination prompt bc=
ffXffn4

8aibtngtou, .. Snni, - 2llS Der Scs
nat bclte ga9nlittag ieine gretutips Situng
er6iinete, erituttete bas 5innn3= =&omtte iofOIt
Srldt unb empfabl Die 8efdtiguug be8 Sc
neral 8riiOw fiir Das 2lmt oe8 St)ae0mtS=
SetretGrS al Steue ocS pru. &ld)aroion.
Ser Seuot beitdtigts Die gominatiou ioiort
einitimmig 9ieieS mar jeOod) nidjt III Be-
Sug auf Die NominatiOn oGS ,6rn. 9ti6arbou
gum 0ti6ter oe8 Aniprithe. @eridteS Der Tull,
inSem bas Suiti5 5s@Omite niht einltimmlg III
@uufen berielben beridtete. 9SdbrenO Der
I Suuoeu pd5reuOen SiBuug fanO Elm freier
NteinungsauStauidl ftatt, bic 0cmOtruten
| itatten ibrc SppOiitiOH gegcn Die Seitdti9ung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
0rn3eR gNintcrnI1ltc.

DHnItOu, NafOtab, 3. SUM. - Ole
@cidporcneu tm BrO5eB 8iutermute's, mel
der ougetlagt mar, ben @cucral WcGoOf i'm
September oOrigtu SabreS ermOrOet 3u bu-
ben, iprat ben 2(ngetlagten Oe5 GoOtibtugcs
eriten GraOeS ihulOig. @ntermlte nurOc
luieOer ms @cfanguiB abgeiiibrt, nm lem
llrtbetl Qb2unartCn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
Wndt chs 30tltlllbtttdl.

6artfOrb, GOmu., /. Suui. - Der
Damn Der yGOlhercr &Goerz 9Scrte" Su
GOlfeiter iit geitcrn 0torgen gebrodleu. 9aS
@ebduOc, III pcl6Cm Die Speihen fabrtStrt
muroen, uuO 3usi Sriiden wuroen 5erit0rt.
6unOert SUP oe8 itGrtten Sbetlc6 OeS 0ams
mes, melder Dor 20 S0bren gebaut uno fiir
UOatduCig iidcr geBalten murbe, mNrOen ser
it0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
Bier $eriOnett at,f ether 21ftsYars
tie Nnn nhrf d Ia II a crft.tttn Pefa

Stem Dort, 8. SUM. - Sin S6lepp-
oampfer itieB geiteru 2lbeno in Der Soi in Der
gfGbe Don 8e6lOe'S SSlano dui cine nit benz
SIel uad) Oben treibeuoe Sadlt uub bra6te
Oieielbe nah @ummuHipap. @iue halle
Stunpe Suoor bate man geisbcu, oaB BRET
0amcuuuO Elm 6err in benz 6abreugeiaBer.
0aS Shidiul oerielben 1T unbetannt, ater
man befitrdtet, OoB Die Sudlt teuterte uno be
Suiaieu ertraufen. SiS IeBt ituO nod feiIe
Geidlen geinnOen moroeu.
9Reuterct an SDro Ocr ,.Trifta. !"
9tew Oort, 3. Suni. - oGute gtufz
mittag muroen bel Der 2lntuuft beS 90mpfuS
g6riiin" in 6obofen Orci @fatroieH perbaftet,
meld)c Der Nieutcrci beidulOigt maren. Der
@apitdu tlagt iie Gil, Gaiiiten- Boiiagiere ar
gegriifen, mebrere Gajiiten=6biiren trbrOfH
mo iid geweigert 5u babcn, OrOre gu parircu.
Sic wurOcu ihlicBltf iiberludltigt uno in
gilen gele9t. 9(m Sumitag wcrOen lie Si=
butS YrO3eiitrung mad 6amburg 3lritd9e=
i4,ift t,nrSn,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
Ncum StrOld,c periibcn ctt Idb6nSr
Ljd)cS Ycr6rcG1ett.

SerlcU GltD N.zS., 3. SUM. -
Bertha Surfe aus SSottrburg, GOnu., melt
geitern bon bter naf Suficrn, Jf..O., reii II
moQtc, murOe pou neuu Suoldtu in Der
gjrauoitraBe iiberiallen, III einen 0ofroltm 9ez
idleppt, bort ibrcr &uardlaft BON $50 be-
raubt unO banu geidGnOct. BOli3ilten ial
Ocu iie rub braGtCn iic had Dem StationSz
Hanic, no iie pom Srdmpfcu befollen muroe.
Sie wurOe Oan na1 Dem &1oipital geidafit
uuo lit jebt geiGbrlld erfrauft. Die 8oliiei
nj hen Shanhhuhen nrf hcr Snnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
9umd1iujti3 IN GaIifcrnica.

3wei gbincicu, pel4e geltuuotu, in Smera,
Sci 9lorOc- GOunip, eiucn DlorO begangen III
6abcn, wuroeu Su 0apug -Gamp in Obigem
GOuutu uou eilem SolfShQuieu Qeluuht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
Riinf Rl0ker ertrnnfeit.

Luebec, |. ,5uul. = Glne Ycpelde aus
ct. 9&apmouo mcloet: y6iiuf 0tGuucr, mel
DE 5mei 6l0Be bic Snomi1ueaeu oeS ct.
9lunzTluIieS biuunttrbrulcu woIten, itno
crtrunfeu. Die Nameu oericlbcn ilnO: Z.
D&oroiie, 6rauciS @ilbert, 9oiepb Otour "a
mille G9ilhert nnb 8. 9lrneou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
VI4t SuHbpTeE UerpFUttUt+- 2Sel
BON observation-disclosures.

8embrote, San, 80. Nlai. - Scr
0ompfer ,6oreIt G.ucen" brouute heute
Niorgeu Ntellcu n0rOlib non bier bis auf
Den 8a6cripicgd ujG6tr. 0targaret Gaua-
nQ0h. Die &Gdlin, IAN III ben HlQmmen I'M,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
@nfIer 1tnS 8pnO.

Sutler bat i'll ben letteren 3agen luieber
einmul eineu ihlauen SAa4;ug getbau, Der
aber glidli9srweiie nadtrdgIif entoedt
murbe. Gr beri6tete nanllid Dor SurSem
i'm Wamen Ses Suiti3@@Omite'S, befen SOrz
siter er 1T, obne @OnieHs OleieS SOmite's,
cine Sill Elm, rOie. 3eit sur 9lbbultuus
Der 9erid]tstermine I'm pierten Sunoestrciie
su 6nbern." 0a man biele WtaBregel fir
Elm 5toutiHeasi9dft bielt, 10 nabm fd Nie>
manb bic 3eit, 0ieieIbe ndber 81 priifeH, nno
b.. Bill wurSe in berGiIe angenommen. Die
Yot.1te Sieier 8i1 1T ni9t i'm &itel berielbeu
fdbtbal: bieielbe gebt babiu, eaB ole glfte,
peld,e BEN 9lltrift= =9tidlterH i'm oterten g:f
ri6tstreiie &rtisri9ter<@swaltsn iibertrasen,
piberruftu iein iOllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
ofc QSoblclt in Gorcoor.

S0n 6ran3t6 o. Gal., 3. 3uui. =
Beitere Scridtc ilbCr Die 98ablen III Srs=
gon Seigen, o0B grOOcr, 0emOtrot, ais @Ope
Oerneur in Der NtniOrit6t it, Die &epubli-
taner MAIDEN 2lnipru6 nHi Die 0tajoritdt be-
3iigItdh 98ili0mS' ais Gongre6uitglieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
9(us CANADA.

Wp 4tUUIUIEIUSWHIEB.
Sttuma, 20. DtOi. - Die Yetitioutu,
welde Dem Yarlament mGbreuo ieiner letteu
Sibuua 81 GunTen Der Giniitbrung eiue8
Brohibitip @eicecS unterbreitet muroeu, tru~
gen i'm @auSeu l27 ,817 llHteri6riften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05

2odport, 9f.-D., ,. ltni. : Sat oae
8irtbidjafteu uno Sd)euteu Oteier StObt
mareu geitcru uuo beute gciflOHcu, Oa Die
gBcucn auSgclauicn iin0 uHO Der Icciie=
Ndtb, melher iebtin Sibuug 1T, itd meigcrtr
ueue Qiserieu QISSuQebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
SSiittf Sct0lctttc tnl Serttfc ttttt0Cz
fpfittfsctt.

GAN TrUnji5cO, Gal., 81. @tni. -
3n Der y@ouioliOotto 9lmOOor Otiue" am
SutterzGreef puy0cu 9eteru iiin' 8ergleute
ourd Oeu Giniur5 eiues ScltenitOlleus au=
nemhlIflidl nEtnhttt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
(Sitt Nouttjfcr n ncitipFcit,

ct. gouiS, 0to., ?. Suni.-0cr 0pfr.
,GCOrge s. gSOlfi" lit bcute II Dteilen inter.
bulb gt0u= =SrunSmit i'm MiHourt.6luiie &c
iu1ieu. 9TielOc lit arg beiddoigt unO tuHu
itwerlidJ mieOer gebObeu puoCu. Gr hattie
10 3Onnen 6rad)t 5el0Oen. Der Q8ertb ociz
ielben uirb ami $50, 900 gei6dtt. 9ie Ser
| iihlrrInnSiunlme hetrGnt 500 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
(Arnmt ftt Nici,i-Nlnrf.

9fem- y OFT, ,. SUM. = BrQroent
@runt, bcglcitet uon benz Scfrctdrc 6iib nnO
9(obeion, unb Dem Sen. 93abcof fam bier
beute Itorgeu M, I'M Der GjrunOitclnle9un9
oe8 uuturbitorii6en NtuieumS I'M uGcntrolz
Barfe" bel2umohueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
SalpNer tltitfi q abOomfett.
@imstsh,tn9 Dom NilMfspansiaerm

y a 9IHgI o H. 3. JIlll. = SCIr. Tl-
darOion crltcB bcIte cine Setanntmaduug,
OGB unter Dem 6ln6irungSgeiebe nNdl bem3.
Septbr. 1874 Oic fOlgcn6en BonO8 Serien
einge5Ogcn uer6Gn io0en: 3. Serie Inter Dem
geiebe pom %. Sebr. 1862 pom l. Mnt 1862
O0ttrt; nemlidJ so Goupou= SouoS 9ir. 1O,-
601-12 JOG; 800 gtr. 34,O0l-37 400;
$500 9tr. II, ,601-19,3OO; $1,000 gtr. Al,
OOI-46, 100; 3uammcn 81, 100000. 9tcgi-
itrirte SOno8, $50 9G. 14l1-145O; 500
ltr. 10, 0,561-1O, $50; $500 9tr. 63O1-639O;
$1,000 Scr. %, ,651 20, 100; $4,000 9tr. SIOI
$500; $4,000 9tr. lO,321-1O, 500; Az
iammel 100000. SuuOcS Sbligationcn,
lpcldDe 3ur ginl0iung eingeiAift merOeu, iou-
ten obreiiirt merben: "To the Loan division,
Scrretary's office -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05

ullI oefl Serld)t 0eS 9onllte'5 fiir Utlttel lluo
gSege itber Die Sanboru=Gontrafte. Seinc
lurttlife 6abigfeit fam ui6t in 6rage. Sou
republlfanlider Seite mo9te 9tiemonS brett
9rn. &t6uroiOn Su Oertbelbigen. 9lls i6lieB=
ltd ole 6rage aufgemorien nuroe, oO bic Ioz
mrnatloH 5uldiitg lei, wetgerten iif Die rep.
SeHatoreu 6u Ittnmen, bic Ntcilten ittmmtcn
abT ooh un0 bic domination purOe nit
ctner tlelnen 0tebrbeit beitdtigt g&enn Die
lent9en, lusldJe Der Domination oppouirten,
oa9c9en geltimmt bGtten, bann miiroe bieielbe
orporfen morScn ieiu. - 0taiiaduiettS bat
ItBt 5luti 0tttlter in oiecm @erid]tSbofe, 2o=
ring uno 3i6aroiou.
SatpDer uttts a6Oanten.
" a btngton, 3. Suui. - lltbCr oas
Sttdial bcS oiilfSiaotrreiiterS Sawpar
gerldlt teruer nidt Der gerInglte 3ncifel.
9teIentgen, wcld)e Die flebrigc 3dbigfeit, nit
Der er al Dem 2(mte fcitbdlt, tenuen, befiirf).
tercn, oaB CT bleiben uitroe, bod Sen. Sri,
ltom bat ietne Iboanfun9 SIR SeoinQuuQ Qc=
mo6t unO Or Yrdfoeut bat bieielbe 5uge=
tanOcn; er iOu babel geiagt baben, es lei am
Seltcn, meuu aIe Sanborn 0tGnner oaS
Shagont iofort uerlieBen.
Us al ibtngton, 4. Sltni. - Der 6iilfSz
ldabmctter Camper miro Dem BrGiOcnteu
ltrn @ntlaiiung8geiufl eillreihen, oa er ben
neHen 6inan5 WtiniItcr SriItom, iomeit tr
btnoiIen lit, in fciuerlei Serlegenbeit at
briu9en mitnidt. 0ieie gt0hri6t tOmmt
BON l0ru. SQmper iclblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-05
Tranfrei6.

@artS, 20. Niai. = Der Mtiniitcr bat
elm 9efret erluiIen, pcSurd) fir &art8 Der
&erfauf be8 "Siecle Dixneuvieme" uerboten
mirO, neil Oaiielbe riddblid 0uf Die Dfent=
lidle Sittlid,fett" etnmlrte.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-23

TIE Young Peoples Temperance
Usios, met in the Baptist church Mon
hy evening, April goth. Presideu'
Rush B: Wheeler in the chair. Opened
BY sinsiug,-p..yer BY Rev. Mr.,
Ketchum. Minutes Of the last meeting
read and approved. Mrs. Gerry's pu'
pin sung g beautiful Temperance song
The Temperance alphabet" consulting
Of a stass, for each letter, was recited
I TO the delight Of the large audience;
M. Harlan Page, made happy speooh
on the question-"what can ws do u
nm organization for, the temperance
cause 81 :.
The conn., tee on reading room and
library, reported through their chair.
man, +, "A. Elder Esq. The report
oostaised articles Of incorporation: for .
fee reading nom and library, constita'
ten BY laws, &c. Report Va. accepted
and adopted. .':>-. ~
The following communication from
tho Ladies Floral Club, was read:
At special meeting Of tho Ladies
Floral Club, aud Library Association,
at Mrs Kings, April goth. 1874. Il
vas npamiou'ly voted, that We will
cordially cooperate In the c.tsblish-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-23

ment Of FREQ reading room in this
city, by "ff"rding the use Of our Ii.
brary for that purpose. Voted, that
We vill also hold ourselves in readiness
70 receive proposals. from my organi.
.ed body in r.s.n1to tie ~ Of our
library, for circulation. p 4 d,
A commute Of three was appointed,
consisting Of Rev. l.. Hall, Lafayette
French, md +. L. Buck, to inform the
Austin Temperance Union, on Friday
Of the acsi"n concerning the reading
room an library, with a view TO- 80.
cure their hearty corporation, BY ~
quest the temperance alphabet vas r..
peated. On motion adjourned to meet
in the Baptist church in two vseks
l}enediction by Rev. L. Hall.
CARs1E ExERsoN, 1sc'y
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will bc received At
III: IL Office q the City Recorder Of the city
til O'Clock Pm, Monday. May 4th 1874.
for furnishing the city ofAustIn, lumber
the bids 70 be for car load lots, best com.
mon pine, 1000 feet 2x4 sixteen feet long,
balance Of car or cars to be twelve inches
wide, sixteen feet long, and two inches
thick. Each bid must be accompanied
by = guaranty in writing Of some disin.
terested responsible perSon, that II the
bid Is accepted, . contract will be entered
into and the performance properly &c.
cured. Each bid shall contain the full
names Of every person interested therein
The City Council reserves the right to re.
tcct any or all bids. Said bids to
be opened In presence Of the City sCoun
ell, on Monday night, May 4th. 1914. Tho
bids to he made 10 each Of the following
ways,-paymcnt to be in city orders
bearing 10 per cent. interest, or for casl,
on delivery.
By order Of the City Council.
USS B. DAVIS. CITY Recorder
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-23

|: BISMARCK. D. r., April 2o.-rhe NO
man Antelope, aud Mike, Z; 4 butcher
were drowned last night BY = boat il
which they we're crossing the Missouri
having oapsized. ~ ~ a., 49,; :
There was ! light fall Of snow la.'
night, but tho grass is quite green Of
tho prairies. ~.~
The P.ninah left Sunday for Carol
With three hundred tons Of Montan,
freight and = full load Of passengers
She i. the first boat Of the season, fot
the upper river. ~ r ~! .5',I:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-23

VuLaARIrY.-We commend the
following extract to the thoughtful
study Of the young. Nothing ii "a
disgusting and repugnsnt to tho feeling
Of tue good and thoughtful - T. hear
The young, or even the old, uss prof.ne
low or Vulgar language. The young
Of the towns are particularly guilty Of
profanity. In our day it seems the
"boy" does not feel himself = 'man''
unless he can excel in this great vice.
I'VE would guard tho yoass against
the use Of every word that 10 not strict
y proper. Use no profane expression
-allude to no sentence that will put (
5lush the most sensitive, You know
moi; the tendency Of haabitually usinl
indecent or profane language. L may
mover be obliterated from. your heart
When you grow up you may have II
your, tongues end some expression
which you would not use for any mon
ey." T., -.
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LONDON, April Is The fa1eral Of
Dr.. Livingstone took place this NOR:
ming in Westminster Abbey, and W.,
attended ~ ! great crowd, including !,
full representation from, The Roya
Geographical Society. +. The Queen ans
the Prince Of Wales sent their carria!
ga a. mark Of respect Baroness. Bur
dutte Coates sent beautiful flowers
There was : special funeral service ear
" today, and another u to b. held By
Dean Stanley Tomorrow. -: 49,, y
livingstons's grave is in tho eentei
part Of the west Of the naive Of West,
minister Abbey, l,e.: that Of Stephen
son, the celebrated engineer. :, =;
!. GLASGOW, April, 1e.-In this city
to-day, public buildings we're closed and
draped, and Aags we're At halfmast, il
recognition Of the funeral Of Dr., Liv.
ingstons in London. There Wa . gen
eral manifestation Of respect for hi,
memory by our citizens. -
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received At the
of''ce ofthc City Recorder Of the city Of
Austin, Mower County Minnesota, until
! o'clock r: H., Monday, May 4th, 1874,
for the building of q sidewalk eight feet
vide, commencing on the south side Of
NH street and running form the east
side Of Main street to the west side Of
Franklin street, according to plans and
specifications ON view In said Recorders
of]ce, the work to be let to the lowest re
sponsible bidder who shall enter into 4
sufficient bond for the faithful perform.
ance ofthe work. Each bid must be &C
companied BY . guaranty In writindo1
some dfsinterested responsible person
thai if tho bid is accepted, Z contract viii
be entered into and the performance
properly secured Each bid shall con
tain the full names Of every person inter.
ested therein. The City Council reserves
the right to reject any or oil bids. Said
bids 70 be opened in presence Of the coun
ell. Monday night, May 4th, 1914.
BY order Of the City Council,
| RUSS B. DAVIS, City Recorder
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Io00eehlo4 Needed eoo new ~
Had.

|0o,Rethlsg Needed eoo new 10
h isthe Bible, ARRANGED. Having
bse" written BY sditfsrest psrs~ns, at
wildly dissven. periods Of ,ims, thi.
sacred History, -alshough eomp'sts in
~ contents, according to Code s.an-.
dsrd Of completeness, never h.s been
presented i" any properly classified
forma until il was brought out by
Hitchcock, under tho title, "An.ly.i.
Of tho Bible, The order 81 a,,a.xe.
msnt is original, natural and progress
'vs, -gtoupiag The several distinct
parts into 4 psrtsct unity, and making
each subject q appear in its place Of
relative importance. The work oon-
tsies ala" History Of the Bible; the
chronology Of tho several book. =
. complete index - subjssss, divisions
and sections a reference to every text
ofseripture a gloesary ofpropsr names
used in the bible,> and their prouunoia-
ton tables of ancient weights and
measures; =" map Of Palsstiss, . plat
Of tho j"urneyinga ef 81. Paul; illus:
tsatio.e Of various scenes, descriptive
ofimportant events, aud Of many other
features Of value. :,
Mr.. Elliott l. ia the city aud viii
canvass It thoroughly. lie ought to
fad . purchaser in every f.mily,-in.
deed ve feel confident that none who
arc able to purchase, will deny them
selves the possession Of this precious
volume, arranged ia the mose admira.
bic style If Mr.. Hitchcock. We sub
scribsd for it gladly.
Henry Ward Beeeher speaks o.
this book - follows: III could have
had Hitohoocks Analysis Of the Bible
during tho frst' fifteen yearsof my min
istry, I should have been saved much
labor. .I-commend the work to fami.
liss, teachers and ministers" i,~'
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Temperance 0eellag.


Pur. uant to adjournmct, meeting was
called 70 order at ~ o'clock P. NJ. Presi-
dent French in the chair.
The Secretary being absent, Rush B.
Wheeler was chosen Secretary, pro tenn
The report Of the prosecuting commit
tee was then given as follows, to-wit: Tho
case Of II. G. Wachlin, on Tuesday april
14th, failed, owing u the wording Of
Mr., Griflith's docket in . former trial,
transcript Of which was used ~ testimony
and Is bar to this trial. On Thursday
Mr.. Collins was tried, convicted and fined
$500 and costs. On Friday Thomas
Meany was also convicted and fined $25, 90
and costs. ID, -;
Mr.. Mcigs then read the following res
clution, which wac adopted: -
Resolved, That petition to the Com
mon Council Of this city be circulated in
every ward under the direction. Of the ex.
ecutive committees Of ladies aud gentle.
men, requesting said Council
First, To revoke all licenses for the sale
Of liquors, held by persons guilty of vic
laiing the laws of the state Or city, regu-
lsting, restricting, or prohibiting such
sale. .,:" ~, - .-:is}iicy I,n':....| *
Second, To instruct the City Attorney
to commence prosecution against all per.
sons holding licenses, and their bonds.
men; who can be shown to have made dc.
fault in any Of the conditions Of the bond.
Third, To refuse hereafter to license
any person to sell liquor In said city, who
has been guilty Of 4 violation of any law
Of the state or city, regulating such sale,
and that said petition be presented 70 said
council by said committees or under
their direction, At the next council meet
ing. 10 J. T.. f}.,!at l.. = -. il tn.,. ~
:; Rev; Mr., Wakefield, In an interesting
address opened the discussion IT the eve.
ming IN the question SHOULD men who
have violated the laws be allowed to sell
liquor" IS. L. Howell, James n. Cook,
and Rev. Mr.. Reynolds followed with
brief addresses sl'E - t.:.l..'' ~ ~. 80
The following: resolution ~ q adopted
for discussion q the next meeting. =
Resolved, That We win; withhold our
patronage, from any who are mot out. and.
out supporters Of the temperance move.
ment. = - ''"''''' * % -''"-'-'
Adjourned to meet at the Methodist
church, Friday evening, April Saith. -
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