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&c ingefan to-
g /. @IOub IL. October, 1875


6err &ebafteur!
Wie sic ieben, fgurirt 81. 8. u. Collins
auf benz penbfratif9en 3ifet als 9anbibat fur
COUNTY NttornY. Collins 1T stn Drabtateber
erlier a!aIe unb lett mebr als 2 Sabren an Der
arbstt, BEN bisberisen Snbaber rieies amtss
bas pFaier beiB su MAIDEN unb curd man
&srlet &drts 1T es tbm eelunsen, bic NOnina-
tiOn gu srbai4en. Ger ein3iee bemOtratil6e Be-
perber UNI bteies Nnt, Ct. Tnslcr, tpar per-
lpnli6 ntht arrefenb, unb III, pie es idetnt,
ni9t iebr pcpuldr. Snbe6en bate ss elmer be-
mctrat!iGen @onpcnticn better aresianren, I'M,
ter iOl&en llmfdnben gar feline domination
TIr beisBtes Mmt au MAIDEN. Collins periebt
es, ben 2euten etpas pstB 30 MAIDEN, unp
Ipri9t ptel pom ieinen 5dbisfeiten, besbalb cine
iluttrsnbs GpiiDts:
81 1T felt LANCER 3ett City Stturng uns mar
IS, als uniere gtabtpGter bic jeBt 70 i6psr
brifeneen &lil.Rcab8DntS aussabsn. WGre
collins nun Elm sa9palter, Der cas- Sntsrele
isinsr G!ienten ~ itaBfr berfante, 10 bate er
als bssablter Statt. anpaIt baflr esi9rgt, bab
Sisie Bombs Girea $500 DDa.) ni6t eber Der
abfcIst tpOrben tpGrsn, bis bic 81. 81. Gpmpag<
ME ibren She'll esGcntraetes erfuat, Sas bsiBt
big bic prrjsttirtsn8 abnen fsrtte eepeien irdren.
Nuu, psnn Siearns County einsm iOIdsn
Wanne Elm Nnat eibf, banu muB man i6cn ru-
fen : Slid bnsu !" SntsHen 1T aud bier matt
DIES mSslt&, mas ionf nidt paGtrt.
Gin W GbIer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

6Ortf6ritt.-5srr Soiepb 5prnfr, ct.
SCnifa3ius, Mtnn. tbetli uns fc'eeners %intsrel-
iante Stem m it: Sd mar Iett betnabe rs Sab
rem frant unb mubte ietes Sabr sre.mal @per-
lafsn, ssbraudte jeces gluireinisuns- MitsL
BON benz i'd bGrte unp CAB ptsl Sen aus. Da
lac. i'd Don Gr. Ausuf aUnis's 5amburqer
Sropfeu, t@ lief mir trsI6e fOmmfn, nabm bic
ielben einise NO6en lang unp fatIe nun pDbl
rnb stiunb.-8ein NbsrIab mebr."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

Gin 8robes unslud bdt uniern
6reunc unb Asenten, 6rn. s. gennepts tn
Song Sratrie. 5Opp Co., getrCfsn, inoem in
Der Naht pom 8. Sttober feline NIT ercBen
Soften eebaute Mabl. unb Sdsemuble NIT
aIem Sntalt Gin Raub Ger TlammeR tpur.
be unb 3rar, tpie genteihet tpirp, turdgranb.
fiftuns. Da bic Mueie nur 81 stnem &c,
rinsen Steil psridsrt mar, TT bic 9etmluh'
uns UNI 70 fdpertr unb tcTen mir, bab te'
mittelte 6reunbe Srn. gennewts, Ger feibil
10 ManGem bilfrsid b%etsttanren tf, piebel
aufeeifen rerben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

Die rtPablttautf9eg pnpent ion,
tpeIte bcrige @c&e bic NOminattcnen fir BIZ
bepcrdebsneen Wablen purnabu, iteQte fl,
&amleY Gcuntp unb bic Stabt ct. paul fol.
eenee Ganhipaten auf:
Sir &t9ter Der Common pleas 8. q. 8rtu
unb Orlando SimOnbs.-guuatY Mnpalt 6,
.. O'8risn. -SberiH 5. 6. Beds. -s9aB-
meifer s. g. u!ine. -&esiiter Of Dests StsD-
bUr Sanbsr.-GpuniY = GpmmiiTpnets 8m
StASsfe, gster gertss See. $. 5assarb,-
Stabt-S &aBmsifer s. u. &rn3.-gtabt.A On.
malt s. 3. 8saIs.-gps3iaL Nunisipal- &iG.
ter 2bcmas &ObiniOn, @uttfrieb 9ieseatbaler
-Seuatcr fur ben ztsn Dtfritt Sames Smitt
IL.
&eprGlentanteu. grle Warb 3. @abIsaarb.
-3peite @arb Mm. @ol6er.-Dt;tte Mart
mod atGt nrmtnirt.-gtrrte @arb Grsb. &id.
tsr.--8infts Barb 6. .. @tfaan.-Sanb 6
s. Duan.-Nbite 9sar.
altsrAGnnsr. Gris @arb s. 6. Auiuty.-
3psite @arb g. s. galentine.-Dritte @arl
SbpmaS Or ace.-Stsrte Warb Siram @tiQ,
psa -Ganfk @arb Gnbrep GritiUu, fir ;
Sabre +; 5bOmas 5satbeuts, fir 2 Sabrs.-
Se&fe 0arb 8ss. Minsa.
S@ultnlpettsren. Grfe @arb s. 8. Mur
pbs.-3pette @are &uFsI SIafsIy.-Drit
@are s. Nsserbtne.-8ierte @arb %. g
Gcmbs.-GInfte Narb Npnr0e Sbetre.-
Ss&fe @are Geprse 0aIipn. d
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16
MnnenbememtS ;pr @Dnffttu:


Die Jingle 9seislatur bes Staates Ninne'
icta bat cine &eibe BON @msntemsnts beidlOf
fen, rel&e bet Der ndfRen aQsemeinen Wab
i'm fCmmsnben MDnat ben Birsern sur gn'
nabme Uber gerperfuns surseIsst .perben, nam
lid
Setrefftnb bas Stim re&tbei
TraWen:
GoleenbeS Enhancement 3u Mrtitel feben G.
Der &ruiitutipn BIS 9taates MtnneiOta, wel'
DIES Nmenbemtnt Ssctirn s bes Wrtifels Z be
titelt percen icQ, pirb btermit BEN VOlfe biefse
Staates CUR Mnnabn,e Ober gerperfuns OCrse'
lest, pelGe Seetton fOlsenbermaben lautet
Die 9esislatur oern,ae. uuaea$tet Der in bic
fem Mrtttel entbaltenen glaulfln, bur& @eieBs
au SerOrtnsn, bab ale Grauen TN glter BON 81
Sabren unb barber BEL elmer @abl fit S6nl'
bean,te oter fir auf has GGulwetn besisIi&s
NaBreseln atmmen birfen, ippie aud eab Ct
ne Grau fir Elm Nmt pablbar iet, tpeI&es bes
96ulSerwaltuns aneebSrt
Nuf ben bel Der MabI ibii6en 9ttrm3etteln
folen fOIsenee MOrte eei&rieben cDer sebrud1
iftben : ,slmentement 3u Mrttfel feben CD be'
Contribution, ges" fir bieienigen, welGe 81
@unfen res Mmsnbements fimmen: uab aui
ben 3etteln bertenisen. pelGe eeeen bas Nmen'
dement, Rtuamen, ipl aei6rieben pber eeprudt
feben: namenbement 81 Mrtitel ieben be,
Contribution, &c." unb icIGs Ballots mD5eu
BEN 5idet betssfist perben Ober einen Ibei
os6elben bilben.
8etreffenb Getiengeie lIf6af'
Seber M%ftininbater in elmer Corporation.
nit ausn abme folder, bic sun, getrtebe sOr
8abrif' Ober 5unbuertsssf&aften ssbilset fnb,
lou nur fir aae untesablten Staten auf Ntttsrt,
wslre Jpn ssbDren uper itsrtrasen putbsu,
N @laubiser gu bsfriebtsen, SerantmCrtltH letn'
SIR iclGe Stimmseber, bic fir bisies Auten'
dement, f%ttmmen, fol- auf ben 3ettsln sei&rieben
Dter sebrudt feber: Enhancement CUR See'
ticn brei, NrtifeI sebn Der Contribution, gss"
uno auf ben 3etteln berer, tpelte sssen bas
Nmerbement fimmet, folsenbe0o rte : nWmer'
dement, su Seetipn bret, Nrtifel 3ebn Der Con-
~lfitut,on, No".
8erwenbuneterbu r6 2anb Ser.
ia uferlansten Staatsselber:
Ca6 SertiOn spet ~ ees Grt,teI adt co.
eer Contribution bur& Siu3ufieen f~Oleeuber
ge%rUrbnuus amenbirt tserpe: pafenre Geiese
iclen BON Der 2ssislatur eeseben perren gum
8ebnfe cer fGeren Nnlaee beS 0runttapitals
aQer 5unbs, tpel6e bisber aus gertGufen Dber
uebertrasuneen ppn 9dnbereten einsssansen
ilnn, Dber bic aus sufiinftiseu gertGufen, us-
bertragunsen pter Gintinften ned nt6t per-
faui in 3tu1eu
trasenbc Bombs Der Ser. Gtaatea pber pes
Staatss Ninnslcta, bic felt benz Sabre 1860
ausseseben trUrben linp, pber in Bombs anberer
Stdaten, ME bic 9eetslatur pcn ;3eit gu 3et
beiimmen mag.
Muf ben @abGssttsIn ferjenisen, bic fir bie-
les Imenbement iimmen, iUGeu bic @orte &C.
Oper aeDruft fsben: ,,Mnenbement
gu Seftipn 2, Nrttfel 8 Der Contribution, gss" +;
unb auf ben 3etteln rersr. bic eesen bas Qmen-
firnmen, fOllen bic Morte eei6rieten
pper g prudt feben ENHANCEMENT surS efttDn 2
Artifel s Der Contribution, &c."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16
Stadt II. gand,
Staats<Stfet
SUR q cuperneur.
s.. g. 8ueI,

SIR 9 cuperneur.
8. g. 8ueI,
BON 6Outon 60.
sur et%eutendnt @ouperneur:
Gb. @. Onrant,
ron @aibtnston So.
Sur Staats.Setret6r:
MeDlpb Sherman;
BON Slmfsb So.
SIR taats.IubttSr
y. $. Stability;
pom Wataftap 60.
SIR Stauts.S dasmetfer:
gilbert gbefer,
BON &amles 60.
Sur SberrtGter:
2afapette emmett,
BON &ice Sc.
Sur Ia nfpaIt:
81. 81. SDnes,
BON Slmfeb So.
Sur Glerf Der g supreme Court;
81. 81. mc9epb,
BON Ct. Souls 60.
Sur Gtfenbab N NfGr:
80. s. 8Dnni,pen,
BON Me0eCb So.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16
Oas Staats Sebatmeiifer=
Stnt
Sl1ttt


1T fOrtwatrenb Gssenltanb elmer lebbaften De-
bate in beiben partstlasern unb lonperbarer
Wsiie fOmmen babel ueniser bic bsrSOrrasen-
ben @igeui9aftsn Der betrefsnben GanotDaten
in gstra9t-ndmliG i'm 2aser Der Grant
leute - als feren pOliiil9s 6arbe. Da
Sswsis bisfar it iebr etnfa9 : past IS Elm re-
rublifanti@er parteimanu, cine sinstse Der fol.
ssntsu Grassa nit Stein gu beantwVrtsu: be,
itst SER gilbert S9sfer bic fir has Amt zines
S9asmsiifers bss Staatss erfurberlitsn So
btstsitsn nt9t in unaepGbnli6 bObem @rats ?
SIT 5trr S@eTss ntGt elmer psrjsnissn gpIta.
radnner, psl9e fie Snterefen ibrer Mitbareer,
Obne &udt9t auf partei1sQune, &elistcn cper
gsrufspsrl9iesenbett, BET iebem sesebenen Mn-
laiie 3u fDrrern ia9sn? ST isins Gbrenbafhs
felt bin0@tli@ bes Gbarattsrs ni6t burGaus
uubei&cItsn, 10 paB iseer @abler fir Jpn sin
fsbsn barf2--
Tas 1T f4pn %tpabr-birb man atlsemsin su-
sebsn-atsr 5err albert S6efer 1T balt feir
In Der @ole J. fGrbter Grantmann ioatern Elm
unabbangiser goItsmann, pel6em bic @rbI.
fabrt ieinsr Nttburssr nett iter Die pOIitii6s
parieifarbe sebt ; Elm Naun, Der Ib bic Srst.
belt sibt sesen bic bisbsrise @iatirberri9afi
ssUthsr Ra&tbaber 81 prOtsftrsn. Dalt! re-
pubIitaniiGe 9aree-iUl@e unabbGnsise MGr=
ner fam bic republifanil5e Yartei Mot brau-
ten is muB 9eute baben, bic auf's Com.
manbO i'm Va.tetsanienmarl6 mitmaGen.
DsBressn tarf S@eTer niat StaatsI9aymst.
Fer trereen.
Disisnieet gireer aber, rsI6s ben Gambia.
ten fur Elm slmt niat ausl9lieeli9 ibsr BIZ
Tarisifarbe sranintren, fcntern pcrber mad an'
beren gisenlGuftcn frussu, tperben eutl9ieber
erHdren : 9err Nltett S4sfer tf unie,
Naun !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

Or. q. g ia m m tat feline Office nteosl
erOTnet unb swar in SO. Sc Sf Critic
etraBe, cine 9reppe bod. Office tunten
80 bis 10 llbr gOrmittass une 2 bis 4 Rad
mtttaes. Giner befpnperen Gmpietluns ron
Seite Ger 9refe tebarf Ter sertoie DpttcI
Iansf ni6t rnetr. ia etne ean3e Msnae Gel.
renber ietnsr &udfe br ldref NIT Sebrfud
enteeeen iaben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

Cine neue Nfetfen Sr9el nit feds
eanssn Restfern III gun, gerfauf ausssfsat.
So it eth SOrtrsfFiGss @srt fir tleiusre Sir
der, Der Icn it rein unb fart, Der 8au 3red'
nad6ig unb ioIie unb bic Musfattuue bet a0er
Gtnfa&bett pafsnb.
Iustunft pirb ertbeilt bet 5rn. 8. 6Gnsst
No. 81 @et Neunte Gtrabe. Der SrsautF
Der nsuen Waria 5tmmelfabrttir&e if tsrett
ibsr etc geiGaFsnbeit Der Srsel Nabsres NIT.
autbeilen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

Die Set4e etnes Rannes ga.
mems seas. Subbarb wurbe lsstsn 5Dnntas
tn Bbtte Bear eate ssfunben une ben I'm.
fdneelt mad 3u f&lisbsn, uurbe herfelbe er-
mcrbet unb beraubt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

Nrs 6. Orb, Na9fOl8erin OOnNrs Nbnr-
felc, 1870 Drttte Strabe empfeblt ibr p%Oltdn-
big alprtigtes 9aeer Srn Irpe- uuO pug. @aa-
rem, ippie bauptid6lih beutfde Stridpole,
neusFe Mafer in SrOoerieu u /. 10. gu seneig'
tsm 3uipruG unb label bic eeebttsn Iamsn gu
aen. VeIuhe Elm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

Die Mn3et9e Der 6erren gan.
u. DC IN rcle man aeI. b.,
abten, inrem biefelben in ibrer Office ale
in tas Nptartatafad etnfGla9supsn Arrfs.
btforgen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

6err Spfept &upp BAT tieien
9erbf ole tatbcltfGe Shule in Ct. Be
ntfactus ubernDmmen unb In Ger turssr
3eit fsinss t~Drttssn @irters ais 9sbrer he.
reits tte 3ufrtebenbett uRD NGtuns Der 9s.
rDlferung erpGrben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

Cur Gair In @aepnta, am a., Is.
unb rs. October lnb ale Greunbe Der rprttsen
Gsnistnbe bsfsus etnselabeu, unb If ia eruar.
ten, SaB S~erieIbsn stue rirtfame tlntsrfIsuns
10 She'll trerhe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16
SpmmtDsS idet

&iGter Der Common pleas Grurt-Or lanbr
SimOns, 9. Or. 5ltrt.
S&aBmetfer-G. g. rltne.
SberiF-Samss Sing.
Eeeifer Of Oeebs-NIer. Solution,
County NnpaIt-G. .. S'grien.
GcrOnsr-5. .. @abIiefun.
9urpeYpr-g. 81. Boyle.
Rt6ter Der Muntcipal Courts. s. O'Brten
unb 3. 6. G0er.
County GOmmifdre- 8eOg, @m.
9tnpsfe, Bm. WeI9.
Stabt Eicfet
s&aBmetfer-6. u. &en3.
Staetanpalt-0. u. @orman.
Ssnatcr, "a GiRrtet-Sas. Smttt, ST..
Neprdientanten
grfe unb 3uet.e 8aro-Wm. Gruuts.
Drite @arb-SObn %2untentstmsr.
Nterte
Ganfe 81. 81. Delano.
eanhbe3irf-0m. @sbsr.
NIcermanfcr
grfe @arp-5. s. GutnbY.
3peite " -W. y. MurraY.
Drtt.e " -3bcmas Grace.
gtere " -Sames Glsars.
5Infts " -Sbps. grennan, 3 sabre ;
Ebps. 5eatbcctb, 2 Sabre.
Ss4fs -SOlepb Minea.
Sbntinipeftoren
@rfe Warb-S. 6. Nrbufle.
3pette s. 9. Duncan.
Dritte " 50. MsYereiag.
gterte " s. s. u. Stusbart.
8anfte (unbelBt.)
Ssafe" S. 81. peter.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

. emctrattf& nttpnen fin
ben ffatt: ana IL. Sttpber fir geOtt County in
Sbafcpee, am 16. SttObsr Ia GarminstOn fir
Datcta Gcunty.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

Sn 9asttnes purbsn lesten Dtens.
tag aber 10000 gulbsl @stsen etnsebraGt
unb bur4f&nittlt& um 81 perfauft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

VI. Stterle, Druggist and Pharmaceu-
fist, DeutfGe GpOtbete, 200 OF Z. @traBe,
Ode bee grrattuas ct. PAUL Rinn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

ueberfabren unb eet6bet srurbe
Nrs. Sipfe lesten @Untas betm @tienbatn.
Depot.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

Deutf6er 3abnar3t.-Dr. 6. $50.
naus, segeniber benz Narttbauls. Vreile lsbr
maBig. Bette 8~eferenaen. 40
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16
Tinamjen BON &amieD GpnntD

Der Gcuntp. Gubitur liefsrte cine 3aiammen>
feauns Der In &amfes COUNTY bic 1. Sftcber
ec0settrten Iaren, tel3e I'm Gin3elnen psrtbsilt
tperben, nte fclat
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Qebrer oefu6t.

Fhr cine gutIff&uGe rtrt Gin fattrI. estrsr stfudt. Der
hsitiG unH er9l i'd untei ri6tcn fam autes Betrdaen
ntro %8sfrreert, - frr mstrirs Rpnote unb seaeH anee,
rnefensn Vcbn. SHerte su a%brfHiren an Teb. P. Raanus
0 s. b. Neu> Irter, Sdfeta 60 Winn. pier an 6rn.
Scbn Srsnsr. @ermtairn : tutirn, 0otrta gr. @inu.
Seeinn 3. Nop 1875.
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e d n.

10. Sc tpter. SneCt 8irI6. GItern: gbuarpt !Rirf6
unh Gatbartna etb. RGormdrn.
II. October. Ndrsurtbl @pbte1& gltern: anbrsas
Sr6IsF6 urb Warta esb. Saursorten.
Sriepbtna 5tnt. Gltsrn: Stspbdn Stint unt Ssfeptinn
aeb. Orpmet1r.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16
Ser ct. Neters nnterffntmn9s=
SSereim

lplro am nGdftsn WOntas ben Is. ..
Nts. wiecer cine spsstal> Gerlamm<
lung CUR itlidcn Stunre baltsn our
rsiteren 9srutbuns ibsr bic nsue Gpn>
ititution unp iinr uue D'itslisssr aufs
Ssforosrt, f3 panftli6 sin3ufnosn.
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.GIetf& manns pre6 5efe tn Sanien
@rcesrie Stsre, Ode ct. geter uub 9 Straee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-16

" ~
In Der 9loria 5inrmelfatrtftrGe am 2. Sftpter
0err Wlihael 6acrteI
NIT
Trdutciu Gbriftina SbaA.
sU unSsrwtItIi& pie bic S!dhn
gt eeutuaesrunen Wsrtentrau,,
Bet SCR ntnf6ein unb Gturmtspetter
Grin Cure eieb' TN f&5ufeu @lans.
Ter trr'sen eisbe freunbli& Walteu.
wlSs' INNER friIben gurpurf&ein
uut INNER fG6nerts Gntfalttn
Den NCfsn Cures @laf's psrIetb'n.
Serr Sobn Son
nit
Trdulein Srpbia Cue.
DurG Vriefers 5eser ii her Sunb ssfSIpfen,
gtr tintat rcIt Str trtutid 5anb In Sane,
Sn Sreab uut etib ais lteSenbs @ensFsn
Ddr6pdrbeIn rtutbis ttsss gtlserIanb.
. Issne Sptt saS S1nb. bas SIR sstnasfa,
ltrt forge Itebent. tas Gu6 Tbturea ute
Gin ggOrt Der &sus urb rs Grams entf6llsfst
Dos loren frante Cure 6armpuie.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
THE WEEKLY STARR

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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
The Street Railroads.

The Council Committee to whom was
referred President Bullock's comnfunica-
tiOn to Council some time since regal d.
ing street railway matters, and espe-
cially the Pendleton route and the fares
thereon, held meeting last night TO
hear and consider Mr.. Bulloek's PROPOSE
tions regarding the matter
Mr.. Bullock said that the ordinance OF
March 2Sth would be accepted by the
Railroad Companies as satisfactory,
throwing out sections IA and 10, which
the Superior Court had declared illegal,
with some other notifications satisiac-
tory to both parties.
He did not, he said, wish to raise
points of law, but preferred to compro-
mise with the city, and to come to some
understanding by which the loss to the
company by only charging one fare on
the East End route, could in part be
compensatory by an extension Of the char
ter six or seven years beyond 1879. They
would, he said, if compelled to tall back
upon the ordinance of 1859 and charge
two fares, unpopularize the roads, and
he thought the tax payers could afford
that Council should extend the charter
a lew years.
After a friendly talk over the subject,
and the expression Of a general Wiling
ness 10 cOlnplOiiisc, II ~ oou.u uo oHoSo'
ually done in accordance with the exist
ing laws. A Committee consisting Of
Messrs. Fitzgerald, Sutton, ana Wink
lar, was appointed to confer with the of
hcers of the Company and the City Solic
itor and report. ..
The Street Railroad Charter Of 1856!
was tor twenty years. This charter eN
pres in 1S19-so the City Solicitor claims
This being the case, the city will have
a carte blanche for u new deal with th'
street railroads as to terms and condi
tons, including rates Of fare, etc. Pm
| Solicitor further claims that the Cit.
| Council can not, by ordinance, exten'
the privileges of the street railroads be
yond the date of the expiration Of thei
charter. Mr.. Bullock says that the opii'
ion of the lawyers Of the street railroa
companies is quite to the contrary.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22

THE Queen City Club held its annual
meeting yesterday tor the election OF Of
tcers, and to consider whether the new
lot be divieed or the membership increas'
ed. Mr.. Longworth occupied the Chair:
The following gentlemen were elected
as Governing COMMITTEES: Joseph
Longworth, Henry Stanberry, David
Sinton, G. w, Woolley, and II. Bugher.
The following retiring Directors were
also reelected for the next three years
Geo. I'll. Hill, VIM. M. Ramsey, ana Y. W
West. After some discussion the fol
lowing resolution with the amendment
that the matter of selling portion OF the
lot be referred to the Executive Commit
tee, was adopted: "Resolyed, That un.
less the amount Of $780, be subscribed
and paid before March 1st, 1870, the CluD
orders the Governors TO sell the west ~
feet of the lot, and defers the question OF
building until that sale is effected" Sew
enteen additional shares were taken.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22

The actual home comforts Of the poorest
class of proprietors abroad are little
above those Of our laborers here, and
they have mental anxieties and cares he
has not; but they are more like men,
less like human animals; they think OF
the future, save money for rainy day,
cherish their Independence, and provide
for their children.
1t must also ne borne in mind that the
readiness of Englishmen to incur the re-
sponsibilities of large families is, in their
position, sometimes judicious courage,
not recklessness. We have colonies, and
the old tide> OF emigration affects our
blood; II "the boys and girls'' can not
live here they must seek their fortunes
under other skies. This thought is hate
full to the French, who, with few colonies
and no liking for travel, lament with bit-
terness the possible exile of their chill
dren from their native land. Thus they
carry prudence into love, marry their
second or third rather than their first
choice, or wait until the first is %, and
then bring up an only son or daughter
to an undiminished or even increased in
.heritance.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22
The Bridal Tour.

. Young Spriggles and his Amarantha
Jane had just been married, and We're
~aiug upon their bridal tour. They
dilnt know whether upon their return,
they would board with the old folks or
take rooms in private hotel. Being on
| Nv cleik. Spriggles' means were llml-
ted, and he could not expect much AZ
first in the way of living. "Of course,H
he said to old Dodge, a wealthy member
of the firm who had granted him a three
weeks leave OF absence. "we must be IN
style, you know, sir. l s'pose you TOOK
a rusher when you We're married. |
mean took an extensive one, ana showed
your wife the sights"
"Yes," said Dodge, with nod, "Pli
tell YOU about it. l made long prepara-
tions for my bridal tour, and the girl
that was to be my wife helped me. We
had it all fixed, and everything laid out
beforehand. ] worked hard Tor it, and
she worked too. 1t was to be the grand
event of our lives, and we wanted mat
| il should be success. We lelt that as
a new life opened, so should it continue.
III was earning $500 a year. That was
GOOD nav for a salesman thirty-ive years
ago-better than three times that amount
now, as things go. We were married In
the morning at the house OF my wiie's
father. Then we rode two miles to the
substantial cottage 1 had secured as a
home. My money had made the first
payment on it and Mays money had
furnished three rooms i'll it. And we
ate our first meal thereafter in our OWE
house, and i thence Went TO my work
and my wife set about her work. 1t waf
a new life, and we were determined to
succeed if possible. And in that effort
was our joy. And in the success that
followed was usually happiness. Ii
less than three years my house was paiC
for and my home was mAown. Come
storm or come sunshine, We had roc
to cover us-a roof from which the han(
of man could not turn us.
/ doubt, young man, il ever bridal
tour was happier or more profitable thar
was mine, and / know that the exercise
OF housekeeping upon her own accoun
was invigorating and healthful. But
then we were married for real earnes
living and loving. We believed WI
should find lite's purest joys in the dis
+ charge OF life's sacred duties. declare,'
, pursued the old man, with a glistenini
/ moisture in his eye, 81 should like thos
first blessed days OF my home-liie to liv
: over again. But it may not be. And
q he added, with regretful. shake Of hi
' head, II fear the young men OF the pres
1 ent generation will not live them for IN,
f viewings."
: spriggles walked away, scratchin
e his head. He wasn't sure that he ha
4 really caught the drift of the old man
n remarks; but the old man was sure tha
h he had fully intended them for him :
take 70 heart
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-22

Mr.. NIcHobAs HOEFFER, the well.
known German pioneer OF this city, died
yesterday. The cause OF his death seems
to have originated from paralytic
stroke received last summer. The de-
ceased was born January 81 1910, and
was native of Ruelzheim, Bavaria. He
was an energetic and active man, and
obtained great prominence among his
German fellow-citizens. In 1868 he was
elected County Commissioner, before
which and since he had always taken an
active interest in the welfare of the city.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
from his former residence, No. 70 Elder
street.