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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-06-24

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-Sis aIbbisu ptiImilisI. wtlbs
ltnals tntotft Tur, en- fiir
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Bsn fiir eamiIituastrauI uub
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-30

ct. paul. SIN Der tisEssn @urtu Gin.
uaelfatrt. 8tr6e wtrb bo&w. P. GSatbpn
o. s. B. am tommenben @cnntas ben 7
Sebruar cine Nltiion erEfnen unb ftnbe
wdtrenb berlelben, spte su btefer 3ett ltli&.
Das sterstsRinbise @ebet iatt.
ans @inifrh tbsttt uns Sreunb Q. 6.
NIT, baB bte bprttse tattoltfae @emetnbe
am II. b. Rts. etne fH6ne neue Glcde tn
tire STRIDE betaun, beren erfes 1eldute Der
~arsbfamen Gemetnbe su grocer Sreube unb
Grbauuns serei&te. l1eberbaupt ma&t be
fetbe inter Der 9eituns ttres Seellorsers
bo&w. ST. Stetnader erfreult&e Sort
fGrttte.
Sm &enoTba, @tse. brad an. IL. Sanuur
TN S&ulbauie Der ct. @eOrS's'3trGe Seuer
aus, anb fowObl bas @&ulbaus ais aud
bic Rtr6e anb bas 8tcfer purben In NfGe
sslest. Der 8erlut wtrb auf $4,000 bts
$1,000 obsef6dbt pouon nur $4,000 bur&
gerG&erune sebedt fnb.
@tseliua Ut. @a.. Is. San. Die beut.
foe tatbOltl&e STRIDE tn Der ttefSen S.Darb
brunnte keute frlt san3lt8 ab. gerluf
$4,000, gerfHeruns sertns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-30
8ermiI6te NaGrtGtett.

Der 8abeliunse 10 gang tnt,ddt iber
ben Gtnju8 @artbGttts In Som, Der Self.
graph rnelbet:
@om, "a. San. @aribalbt fam geaers
abenb BON fetner Snfel In Giptta 9e9ta an
anb tuurbe bon Der gep6lterans NIT 4uab-
sebuneen iaabloftr Sreube smpfansen. Sci
fetner &nfanft tn9tcm pieB tbn am8atnHpfe
Der glrsermetfer tint 0amea Der etaht
ber3liH tutatommen.
Die sum Gmpfanse bee Atten ausserad-
ten @ewerbeueretne fsaten f& bann In pro,
SETON auf unb soben ttna untsr ben beset>
Ferten 3urafsn Der Rense, ipel9e bic 9rct-
tptrs befest bate, bas @tleit mad fetneut
9etel.
Die SeDetferung, NIT pelGer tas r5mt>
fAs golt @artbalSt eupfns, fannie tn Der
S9at feline @ren3en. Dasgolt fpunnte tim
bic Yferbe aus. anb aos fetnen @asea I'M
Srtumpb Dor bas 6Otef. Die btsr psrfom.
r,slte @ense mar 70 btGt, bae Der Gsfet.
Ierte fstnen @asen perlaGen utu6te. uri tns
eOsattc BITE Bpbnuns etnts Sr'unbes sa CT.
retGen.
Ran errartet, ta6 ct am @ontas etnen
Sts In berD eputtrtentannmer etnnetmen unb
an Der Debate iber bic 8erbaftuns BON
&epublifanern tbetlnsbnten tptrb. (Dlan
peie. pus bier inter y0olt" eemtint TT.
Mabrtb, %. San. 36nts Glpbcns
erltsB 3rusi @rotlamuttonen. Die etne lit
an Ste 8epobnsr Der basiifGen @rostn3en
unb Don @auarra. Sin btefsr fdst Der So.
mtg, ct wlnf&e ben Srteben, perbe aber fur
lsin &e&t tdmYfen; er ft &sprdfsntant Der
Dpnaate, wel&er ttre gCrfabren Sreue &C.
iGworsn ais gutter SObn br fatbulifGen
atr&s psrbe ct beren &e&te 81 fGassn
wtGen. 3um 9&tufs serfprtGt Ct gasn,
relGe bic @aFen nieberlesen, S%o1fOmmene
8esnabtsunS unb ben uneef&mdtertsnGen u6
Der Sretteiten, relGer Re unter fetner @ut-
ter Isabella &ssteruns e~rfreuten.
Die anbere Sretlamaticn To an btegrmee
sertaiet, BON psl&sr Der 86nts aufOpferuns
unb Nusbauer erpartet.
@eri&te sort etntui 3pif&en @lpbons unb
Don Carlos %einsesansentn 8erslet& fnb
i'm nnlauf.
Der SSnts rauferte beiDerulta ptsrjistuu.
fenb SOlbaten.
Tarts, "a. San. Sur bic Garltftn
beRtmmtes 3rteSsmaterial 10 ppn fraujO.
Rf&en eren3pd&tern NIT Bsialas ttlsst
rrorben.
Santanbar, %. San. Die earltRt.
f&e 8siasans Der Stubt 3urans. brpbte ben
9apttdn unt bic gsmunnunS bsy8rtes, Gs-
far" gu erf&teben, fats bic Stabt bOnttar'
brit .utrb. Der 8sfeblsbabsr bes fpantf&en
@ef&wabers 3Ssert Ia SolSe baum NIT Der
Gr6fnane bes Geuers.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-30

70 u~usssbetnts. 70 letdte MSsltGfett setc'
ten, gerseituns tu erlaasen : maHet eud
benn niGt bur@ euers Glet6sultiofett un'
entfhulebar Dor BEN aOttlt&en RtGter unt
fammett nt9t ben Corn @ottss auf euer
&aupt fur ben Sag Der &a&e unb Der &C.
rt&ten 8srseltuns. Die Dett persebt nit
al loren &et3en ; leeet al tte @erte Der
Stnferntb unb uueirtet euH NIT ben Waf'
fen bss 2t&tss. S6ret auf, eurer stsenen
Seele Setnb 80 fttn, unp traSet lteber BITE
8arbe btenieben uNb In Der anbern Welt
ben eptsen 9obn Der Gsre&ten. Das wIn'
f@en Wtr, bas werben utr anabldftB pon
Ser unsnbttGen Milbe Gottes erbttten.
Dtefe @ndben tperten, 70 bo6sn @tr, ale
4tnber Der tatboltfGen STRIDE IN bteftr
Gtnbett bee Gebetes NIT 1as Serbunben,
pom @ater Der @rbarmunsen tn ret4fer
Safe erptrten.
BUR fesensret&en uab betlbrtnssaben
@irfans ttefss :. @ertes unb ais 1nter
pfaab a1er @napen unb bimmltiAen SeS'
nunsen btene eud Der apofoltfde geeen,
ben @tr euG alien, Gbrwlrttse 9rdeer,
uub eu&, 70 nett bte fattoltf&e 8irHe 3dblt
pom tnnteReu, Ser3ea unb NIT uenfer 2tsbe
unb 6ulb ertbetlen.
@eSeben au & o m BET ct. Yeter ant "a.
December bes Satres 1874, TN 20. t1Rferesl
Yontifcates. ..a
Yapf Vtus TX.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-30
un8lId bnreb Gebnee=&a
tpinem.

@us Gait eafe wtrb ju Gnse SOrteel
Be&e bert1tet:
ueber bas llnslaf, tpelGes sefern In
tem SersfdbtGsn Maa bur6 etne Famine
serbetsefitrt wurse. Rnb ndtere Rttttei.
lungen ertalten porben. Die 3atl Der Sc.
tDbteten TT 8rS6er. ais maj, anfdnsltG
slaubte. Man Bat bsretts feds 2et6en aus
BET S4neemaGe a%ussesraten, n6mtt& bte
ber aus 8ater. Nutter unb stpet 9tntern
beRebenben Samilte Carp unt Der beiben
N6nner ganbe.teen unb&sIep. Die eenaue
3atl Der uusefommenen ,utrb fHwerlt& ct,
mtttelt perben, bio Der S&nee eefGuaoljen
fttn Iptrb. SIN benz SerfGItteten @oSn.
baufe Der Tamtlte Garep fanb man Traa
Cares tn etnems 6autelauble Rsenb uut tbr
iaasfes 4tnb ftR umf9lunsen baltenb. SIN
ibrer Ndbe lasen BITE 3etGsn bes @atere unb
bes dlteren 9tnbss. Sn einera anberen
3auie purbe Bersmann nod lebenb sefun.
ben. fetn S&laftamerab basesen mar tobt.
Den eeafen bate Der Sob TN Treten lber'
rafAt.
Gin anberss 2aptnen.llnslid trus fi@ ana
81. San. tn berfelben 9ersi&luat, In ber
0dte Der Rt&monb. Rtaen su. G9t Berg
leute rurben auf ttreua BeOe aa9 Der
9&melatitte Don elmer Canine iterraf6t.
3wet Der gerf&attstea, GeorS MeGoottn
uns Sbcnaas @bite, retteten i9 aus tbren,
SGneesrabe. Die uebrtsen ober fanben
tbrea Sob. .Sbre geanaen Fnb Sbomas 81.
8robbertd, Dm. 3ttter, Gbarles Dabbie,
Sames 9reese, 9enrs Mrftns unb &suben
Rsore. Die eaptue bate cine ednee BON
unsefdbr etaer Meile unb MA nabe3a 200
gdrbs brett.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-30

6apaana, 3d.. San.4 Gin buH6sri
aGtnabsisrsis aus RerisO psrtrtsbsns BARN
teratse e&wefsrn Fnb auf tsremB sss mad
SrantreiA bier enlightenment. .usllr4 Hs
/. asntpn, IS. San. &efttse Starna'
taben Der GHtffasrt an::ben trtttf6en RI
fen anermssliasn SGaten sussfast.u
yarts rs. San. Der Gntrarf far BIT
8iltnns zines Senats selanste NIT 5l2 ss
gen 1888 etimn.n sur erffn esfuns.p &sn
Yarie, Is. Gan. grn Rabrtb ptrt
uattsetbetlt, bae am IS, ;, Or. absefanbt'
ber Garlifen uno aifOhFaea r~sufamraen ia,
men, uut absr bic Bebinsunseu eines @af
f~tnatnRanbes iu b~erattf&lassn, unb bal
elm uebereintorauien setrpfsn rurts, uslGei
pabrfasinlt& Ste 8~tfdHsune bstbsr Oar
teien erbalten wirb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-30

gtrItn, %. San. Gin GiltOte tn aus
Mabrtb NIT ftneua etsepbdnbisen S&yeiser
tes 36nis 'Glpbons an Ben beutl6en ,3aiiel
e~insstrofen. CT fOn dtnliae 8rtefe an Der
8atftr BON OeferretG unb ben 9Snie Dor
Stalisn nttueeben baben., sg7F nj ,s,t
inter- %. San. Die Restsruns ser
Ioatfaesro tat ,anseaGts Der trtAf8er
gertdltnife isrs tustuslanbe tutilsnsen mt
Observation-Disclosures aufssforsert Hua,
ssssnb In tbre 5stutatt suradsutsbren, uni
Elm Seer aOn 10000 Rann an bic @rsna
beprtert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-30
neber Bic 3uffdnbe in 2Dmi=
faaa

ft06Q
felt bas aus ben 9erren Softer, @telps unb
Yetter befebenbe COMMITTEE ;ur1nterfuGune
Der ecutnuna : @trren, foIssnbe gnntte
fef:
y Das TN 2pSember 1874 tas Boil etne
frete, frteblt&e unb p~Onfdnbise &estRratton
unb @abl ab3utalten tm Stanse mar. Bel
rel&er etne entfGtebene eonferpattpe Raio.
rttdt fur ben untsrsn !3wets Der eestslatur
errdblt tpurbe.
p Da6 bas san3e gerfatren bes &etur.
ming gOarO statarlta ::unsereat unb unse'
ftslt& ror unb BAT f:tn wi1tirli&es, anse,
re6tes unb un9efesltHes 8erfaprsn aGsia
perttnberte, ba6 etne Majorttdt ~eorferputt.
Der @ttslteber FIR bas l1ntertaus erpdblt
ertldrt trurbe.
81 Da6 bic getauptuns Der GtnlGA&te.
runs Der @spubltfaner, tnsbefcnbere Der
Sarbtsen, bur& tte Gonftrpattren BON BEN
SbatfaGen ntGt befdttet wtrb unb baB In,
@esentbe1 bic gonferpattsen uab tnsbefen.
bere bic Reser. tpelGe fur bic Gonfrvatipen
fInamen %pOIten, isfemutif4 etnsefHaHtsrt
tpurben.
Al MGs 9arteten seben 3u, ta6 bic &el.
lcse'f6e &esteruhs mar bur6 bas 8unbes.
WRtlttdr aufre&t erbalten rtrb uab bab Ne,
fats bas lestere suradsscsen wtrb. ttr On.
be errei&en raub. Die traurtgen 3ufdnbe
famusn nt&t nur babsr, bae bic 8e1Oss's
&esteruns unsefeslt&, fsnbern ba6 Fe tpron.
nif6 unb esrrupt TT.
s. Die r@etbe9isa" III nt6ts als etne po.
Ittti&t g~erbtnhuus uab es ltest tetn 8epets
ser. sab fe beabR&tist, bic &e&te Der 5ar.
btsen su bsstntrdahssn.
81 Bewetfe fur cen befruettSen uab cor.
rupten Gbaratter Der 3elessiten &este.
runs lteseu In ben ansemetneH traurtsen
3afdnten bes Staates, In elmer Der Gonfs.
fattOn stet2tommenben 8eFeueruns bes Gt.
sentbums. Rad Der gnf&t bss ausf3uf.
fec perben f9 BITE nerm6senten 8lrger bee
Staates ieber btntsen~ Gntf&etbuns Der Sra.
&c Ia 8rtref Der lebten @abl obsr trseab
elmer GntfHetbuns unterwerfen, tpobur& fe
3u elmer fabilen unb Suten &setruns selan.
gen tOnnen. Was fe fuGen, TT Sriebsu unb
etne Gelesentett surSrofperttdt. gu btetnt
Gnbs werben fe fiG trsenb etner9esierunss.
fern u%ntertpsrfen, wel&e tbnen SGus seset
ttre nnbtn plrf&aFt Ste Gnb iber yartet.
frasen tinaus.
y Das bic gcrsdn9e am 4. Sanuar
tstrtFt, 70 tatten a~uerbtnss bic GoaIsr.
sattsen BET bn GrSfaans Der etsuns
bss ttntersauts fetne Msbrtett, iuetl.
Der ,Neturntns.8 oarb" tbnen btele bura
bic fadnbl&Rsn gswaltfrstde seraabt
bate, bic DemOlraten rifen ntelmebr
bic Organization bes 3aults eur6 1eber.
rurapeluue tbrer @esnsr an i6 unb riuns.
ten finf Rttsliebern aus Yartfbss, iber
pslae Der r8et.8oart" nt6ts entf9ieben,
fentern bic gerfasuns benz 8auie lbsr'
ptefsn bate. Gise Elm. Dtffe Ritslteter
iraren etnseiGworen unb SotbtrtGtste
Ritslieeer bss Sauiss, ais fe Srcbrtanb
pesfakppte. Die gertantlunssn bee
9aults parsn scnfommen o~rbnunssmaeie
unb frtebltN, als btes sef6ab. Das) 9aus
reprdf.nttrte nm bieif Belt anfrasli6 etns
Raicrttdt unb tte rspublitanifAsn @ttslts.
bsr, auf beren Reauifticn 4e1oss bas &C.
/ f.G - N-A-.-Lf-- g. OnN
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-30

g% Sdebertiib IN foIsenbsr
Summer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-30
ct. RaaI Marftbert6t.
@bsItfnIt prette.

DS& tntIta GUrrsstrtsS 8. a. atmme.
MrnAmILA NsnAITI..
, 1875-04-24
DEyfOn EeIler.

4'-AAlasNr Il t'4 II --'ss tNtrl-
FnfroR SrhTEsMAS We are rapidly r.
covering from the effects of the past winter.
The loss of stock has not been IL great as re-
pIrtei. Stock buyers IN Nevada Territory
have been writing TO this country for infYr-
nation about stock with a view 10 making
purchases.
New corners, in advance Of immigration il,
from the States express themselves us we'll
pleased with the country and the prospects
ahead.
Oar people are well pleased with the JUS
tribute you have paid this part OF the coun,
try in your little publication in behalf OF
those seeking new homes.
The continued high water has iutrrf-rei
with travel good deal, and demons rated
the necessity Of new aud more substantial
bridge across the Touchet at this place. Oul
present road Supervisor in this district Is get
ting tired of the labors imposed upon hin
and desires that some ambitious individual
full of enterprise, should relievs him.
One of the mOst imnOrfant enterprises tI
us, and the least appreciated by our people
l. the daily mail and stage line from Walir
Waua to lewiston. ~ Fettis, Esl. tn,
proprietor. has under every kind of dIsconr'
agclncnt kept his line mp 10 the irst-claS
Standard. and we are informed that bu: foI
his perseverance and Determination, Our mai
eiiities wouli have been redneed 10 a II
weekly seryicr. Should such a change b,
made it wOuld be severely felt hy our OplC
in this part Of the country ana North Idaho
The Gr,ngers are expected to be out in full
force here to day J. N. H.
, 1875-04-24
SaA'Or Oil Beans.

" NIINI. No. : IIIl u, 10
the c6nmi. II ~. III ask I;gve thFaH lEy'
- ih" farmers uf Walla Wnllu YI,lI, Y
the culture OF ;he castor bean tried
the experiment IN small scale LIST
ye.r. anl fhiuk the yield wiil L.. from 10
IN - husnrlS 20 the acre. am now -r,ctinr
III n'chin"ry fr The pnrpnse %: making c.s'"r
oil, AMI Will hav" rie manHfrc'nry ready for
business ocf"re IN" clos. uf the ye.:r.
am now rrnly fn supply farm'rs with
leans tor sr',l, and viii contract to take all
shat they raise NJ ri,. san Frauci>co market
pri''". III" ratr p'iA last y'4.r WAS 81 pr
br~hrl. The s"rd should b, pat in the
GROUND ut h',st aS carly a. the l3ih of May.
Any further instruction in relation to the
cultur,. will be chr,rfu,ly given.
Yours C. ". LnUNDAGIS.
, 1875-04-24
The Texan TrouhIes.

1t appears that the efforts of the
Mexican Government TO repress the
bricands intesting the Rio Grande
have been unsuccessful, and the des-
peradues, 10 doubt encouraged by
their long Immunity, have become
mure troublesome than ever, their
raids into Texas being so frequent
and bloody that a large area Of conn
Is threatened with depopnlatiou. 1t
is difficult TO hit upon a satisfactory
policy under such circumstances. No
doubt can be entertained Of the good
will Of President Lerdo de T,jada's
Government, but it Is clear that he
has not the power to enforce laws.
To keep large force OF United States
troops on the frontier would involve
great outlay; and, besides, Mexico
ought TO be at the cost OF restraining
her own ruiiianS. Suppose our Gov
ernment were TO locate some Indian
reservations along the border, aud
send down some of the most unruiy
tribes 10 settle them Something of
the kind was done in the case Of the
Apaches, aud we believe the people
OF Sonora aud Leon did not like their
neighbors much. The Mexican raid
ers, however, embrace some of the
worst scoundre.s nuhuug, and il the
last one of them was seal ped there
would be no loss to the world. Such
method Of dealing with them, more
over, has the double advantage that
it would be killing two birds with one
stone. We should rid the frontier Of
long standing pest and bar to set
t'ement, AID at the same time dispose
of portion of the Indian problem
in a definite way. Any other scheme
involves either the expenditure Of
large, sums by the American Govern
ment, ,Sr the acceplion of large (and
doubt ftH promises from the Mexican
Government. The Indians would not
be trasmmeIe,i by red tape, and even
should they carry The war into Mex
leo, it would probably serve to stir mp
a Government which may be, after
all, less weak than indolent,
, 1875-04-24

THE question Of woman's rights has
been considered in the House OF Com
mons upon 4 bill to enable unmarried
women to vote for members Of Parlia-
ment. One Of the arguments agains,
the measure was that the /" agitation
emanatfd from turbulent wrmen in
American" Another was that it
would entranchise g immoral women"
Why immoral men should have rights
that are denied to immoral women i
queSgon that did not come into the
debate. On the division l52 members
voted in favor OF the measure, and
among them Mr.. Di>raeIi. This is a
very strong vote, especially in the
tory Parliament Of conservative Eng
land.
, 1875-04-24
RITTER, CHEEsE AND EGGS.

EDrraE Sr,TE>EAS It's true, times are dali but
not excessively 50 - 10 prevent hens from laying and
c,s from giving mix, 80 2S 70 supply Al least home
g,,nstIr1pr5on with cheese, butter and e,ss, were
nr1rlr attention bestowed tU these reHUmeTaJve p-O
IurtII,IS IL Il appalling fact that for thu last
two weeks our MAJ ket almost totally destitute
1rti f,,1a California At cost Of 23 cents, and al
ms ip a land destined 10 be the future Egypt Of the
lar west vet our present generation Of farmers fail
N reaizs that many mickies make In0ke AMI cents
Ias,a.s dollars Butter l. worth now 50 cents, and
., 5l.sin - l. next 10 4 struggle Eyys An1 cheese
are ont Of the question True many OF our anutao-
t1rers OF butter md cheese will plead: mo market
Thus Is utterly false. Let them produce goon,
cn healthy article not trash that i made to-day
10 stink td-InorrUW and that article viii y always II
demand and Command = lucrative prioe. T. T.
, 1875-04-24

DRowNrD--A. u Saun le=s, o: California, got of
the lolt at UmatiIla, April 18Th AM took the stage
for Boise, April 18th. On the 18th, about II = n.
while ing Phillips creek Ia the Kue Mountains.
he jumPel OF the Sleigh grabbing one of the mail
sucks, which WAS found tightly Er,sr-d his hand
when his body Vas recovered, about Too yards below
tn" ford. The water not more than Is inches deep
where the rod Gro Ses tie creek anI Ia he kept hlS
scat he would have crosse! with the sane safety thu
driver AMI lis helper dii- III. Saunders had been
drinking very hrrl all the way fom Portland, arl
While at Umltilla AMI the Sts,e, and the suiI,3-
sitiou is that he Slightly Gelirious After jump
IN; from the sleigh he must have struck his head
against ln; short distance below, under which tl,.
water rShcS with great force He WIS hu,:hcr-ir-
ltw Of Maj. D. \. Ia.a aster, OF lhe frin ii f. Ma
tin ~ Co.
, 1875-04-24

LNI Ills WAY.-About - o'clock Feid ~
~ % las week, Mr. James Reynolds. an
.' >',.-' living On the Tum-a-Lum, was
NJ ''''a his slumhers by loud knocking
Is door Responding to the call, he
80 Two military looking gentlemen who
" 'a-'r way 10 Walla Walla, end were
10 md tie ford. Mr.. Reynolds at
-. ;Uiz-d hi. visitors as Gen. Howard
H. S"nnsr, and was happy TO render
assistance. Our settler friend los. no
al ''lilins horse, and then proceeded
IL '', lie military gentlemen to the ford.
", ~.sy We're safely piloted across, and
II -. VI 'ais side Gen. Howard inquired,
ans much he owed for the service!'' The
-, =. ne old soldier received must have
.y.,- ''s--y gratifying. Not one cent; l
NV u 1IT more than that for fighting for
ilT ''y Gen Howard lau ghed heart
I.,4 - =. taxing our settler friend by the
T--4tG hIu f0r his courtesy.
, 1875-04-24

BOI.D ROHHERY.-On Monday evening
mare, hitchei at the side of johnson X keeS
store, was stolen, and up to this time the
owner has been unable to obtain the slight
est trace As TO either the thief or the stolen
animal 1t MAS bay mare, three white
fest, a star on the forehead, pigeon toed, and
collar mark on the neck. The owner, Mr.
VI. Powers. living ON the Tum-a-Lum, will
give a reward of ten dollars for the return oi
the mare, and ten dollars more for such M
formation as will lead to the discovery OF the
thief
, 1875-04-24

y MAI. CosrR.CroR-- Warren WiclIter WAS
in town few days ago, when he called at the STATfs-
MAN Office and r neyel his subscription Mr. Wirh.
Ter Is through going republican but still has the
haeT',tty TO sntSTil for IAN opposition paper In
o!er matters he Is equally liberal. He lzs had the
contract for Carrying tie Montana mail for over six
years, and during that time has employed scores of
hands and disbursed hundreds OF thousands Of DO
lars AMI Yet during the whole of that time never ls!
ii;ulty or misunderstanding, with i single one Of
lrs hands. Ills is not the only good trait in LIS
character. Il i active AMI persevering and Lence
It matters not what The oudition OF the roads tire
Obstacles in his way, h AWAY gets his mail trouh
on time ana conforms 10 the b,tter of his contract
such men ~ Mr.. " ICItcT are IN advantage tn any
country, and the government Is f,rtun.te when y
man Ot his character secures a contract.
, 1875-04-24

DEMoRAIIzED.-A pious young man left
Walla Walla several weeks since for the pur-
pose of making general tour of California.
Before starting he solemnly promised his
friends to write back all the particulars of
that country But one letter has been re-
eeived from him con tanning tVo lines, which
says: The girls are all from Boston, and
whisky is % cents drink" We fear that
our pious yonng friend is in fair way to
shipwEeck bis faith.
, 1875-04-24

IMMIGRANT RUSH.-One day last
week train of thirty five ears passed
Ogden, all loaded with immigrants.
At a moderate estimate, that train
had twelve hnnlred passengers, all
bound for California.
, 1875-04-24
VI tRYIs,D.

M,UzFV- AuIaprr. On tie 2l-; las. . a; the ipi>"p-
Trtl Church, 10y Rev. J. IL Wells, Dr. Henry G.
Nancy anl Mis- belle F. Abbott, all OF this place.
IrcIxG, /. -MIYrrs In tis city. on the 18th inst,
hy q. Z. I-'ry,J 7, Nj. J,coL Lutiagcr TO Mrs.
Mary Meyers. al OF this .i,y.
MUurIT- %'Hrrr In tbs city, on tha IgIl inst
Il, o. + lay, J +, NJ Francis J Murphy to Miss
M.ry Vi. White, all Of I'm ,tilIl county, Oregon
Z N>y.EH>S-RyU. --On tye 81 SD..,, 81 J, 3. y3J-
lOr }. Y, III. MlD. " NllGl4lII ma W Nam i
ByrA
, 1875-04-24

BITTER MNKING.-We md 'rstand that
John : urgiIl. Of our county, ls going INTO
the butter-makin- business on a large scale:
His churn will be run by horse power, ana
will work 100 gallons of milk. If he had
some Of the butter in market now 1t would
be we'll -Bakcy city Democrat
Il would afford rs great pleasure TO write
a motto. similar 10 the above, of some man
going into the butter MAXIM; business On
large scale in this Valley. He might use
steam power, horse power, or jaekass power.
Il wouId be all the same 10 us. W hs' Is re-
nuired Is. that butter be produced in sutfl-
cieut quantity to supply the home demand
and If possible leave u surplus for shipment
abroad.
, 1875-04-24

FILTHY SrEEETS.-Sevcral citiz.is have
called our attention to the filthy coalition
of the streets, lanes and alleys in this city,
and cite tho presence of so much fostering
filth as the cause for the unusAl prevalence of
sickness, Daring the winter season it is al
most impossible to prevent the accumulation
Of filth, but now that the heat Of summer
Is fairly upon us, the city authorities should
take prompt measures for the general puri-
ication of the town. Take the alley in The
rear Of Main street, and it Is reeking with
filth from one end TO the other Dad eats
and purifying litter salute the olfactories
at every turn, and the wonder i. not that 20
much sicknes prevails, but that the popula-
tiOn of the town is not ha..iinailI Witl """A
mountain streams running through The town,
10 our diSyrac,. il can b. sail that Nalla
WaHa is the fifth lest place on the coast
Let the rcprouch be washed out.
, 1875-04-24

lIePnnr;soH, late editor of the
-, rarzEer. ha. " stepped down and
.-,,o the editorial chair, and now
'', .t,.b at the village hotel. As an
NJ. va. scarcely success, hut as a
r'..' D. .rpar" Be may acquire fortune If
, 1875-04-24

Ur.s,vD writes that he is arrsng-
.s.;r- preparatory TO removing to
M " VILLA. Int that it is possible that he
"'"' ind on the Sound to the first OF
may - .rrs To BE- here in ample time TO
Mn J" Nav term Of the District Court
, 1875-04-24

'lws~r j. quoted III IA. san Francisc'
market reports az 10 3. Ii cents pr pound
'a'irrui. .airymrn ocrupy hand that costs
,l th" NJ iror, - to 500 an acr", and
ve' they manufacture cheese ~ the fsurr,
stated Ia 'h,~ Nan,y tine grazing lands
can t'. hai at the Government price, and yet
with cheese at 25 cents pound, our local
Iroiucers fail to half supply tine market. y
little more inlus;ry in this rr2lrl, would
greatly benefit tn country, and ias the means
"i partially relieving the s,ingency in II,
money market