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OI3I!isLIN.
The Early Abolition College - Its
StrUuE ElH1t for Liberty.

.Cne Early Abolition College - Its
strUug EiHht for Liberty.
S,vrt.l Correspondence Of 7ht Ch,raoo Yrihuns
Opgn1.1S, O., April 2a.-Tle stranger who hns
occasion to stop At 0bcrlin notices 1ittlo that is
peculiar in the appearance Of tho place. Per-
l,aps the absepco OF the sgns Of saloons go con-
epicuoua in most towns OF ita size ia tho only
fcatulc that IL calculated to attract the atten-
tio,l OF tho trayolnr. Yet though lis outlook In
In no way striking, this little community has
passed th1ougha 4 most remarkable experience.
1t has. porhsps, welded ~ great an Influence
during tho past forty yenrs as any place OF It's
size aud prstouBlons throughout tho nation. At
= time fraught with interust to eYcry American
citizen, Obsrlin was comfort 10 lta friends and
y by-word to lta oppoutnts Of oye1y class IN the
laud. BLort sketch at t.s Eistory ~i!l servo to
recall many . thrilling Incident to the former
students, aud indced to all thoso who onco
boastod OF tho oppEobrious titlo OF "Abolitlon-
ists."
IT'S 1ouSpAr1oa.
Tho nev. John shphcrl and r. r. s. Stewart.
tho uo.otl stove manufacturer. both residents Of
Ely1ia, miles northeast Of tho present sit0
OF Oberliu, co.lreiyed and maturcd protec. for
tho qducA.ton Of iudigc,lt young men and Wom-
CT. Accordingly, having secured grant Of land
for tho purpose, tloy started settlemSnt n 1851.
Tho land WIS theu in state OF primeyal wlld-
f,cas, sud tho students had abuudapce OF oppo1-
tunty for the aisdy Of natural history. The ilrst
college building was atwo-Atory. .and-a.half trame
structure, Which WAS mada to anHwer variety Of
PURPOSES. Tho baSoment WAS 1lsed for tecitatlon-
rooms, tho rat floor served the purposes Of din.
inR-room and Kitchen, ths socoud hoos cons'stod
Of 4 chapel, Wllle tho attlu EaA devotoa to stu.
tlMlta' rooms. ln year soino dozon lnuses haa
been eroctod. IN lsal Asa alahsn arrived trum'
Cincinnati to tase tho Yfo1idsn.'s chair. lie Waa
heartily Welcomed. a.d assigned 10y mansion
Tor Lis residence. All ausplctous oneIlng for
college, tr,lyl Oboriln hae boon peeular Ii many
thugs, but nothiug In isS HISTORY has occaslonad
moro wonder tAAu tho vary
uui1SsISa or Ira cAnEgn.
1t had boon Intended simply to form . PrapAra-
tory Department, and add ihe College a1,u after
ward tho Theological Seminary whon tho s4u-
dcuts should attain the rognlate stsses Of nd
vsncemcnt; but unexpected developments en-.
apsod Tue Trustees to carry out THU PLAY much
utuionte Of Lane Theological Seminary, uenr
Cincinnati ware hotly debating ~ question Of
, 1875-04-26

Special UllPd1fh 10 3He EHatdlo 7FiLNnF,
MILWAUKEE, Via. April 25.-San,ucl Wcips, q
Broadway aaloon.kocpcr, wus arrested this MORN
ing charged with setting bso 10 llr FALCON. Tho
alarm was given hnli-llour after tnidnirh,,
Whom tho department arrived tho stock had dis
appeared, and kerosano appeared to hare brcn
frue}y used to assist tho tla1ncS Tho fire was
put out Will, unexpected prolnptituIc, aud theao
iacte discovered.
, 1875-04-26

frAuda bosan four or Ave yoars ago. undo, n
Deputy Collector In tho CtlRtom ]lo,lbe, now
doad, Lawrence iB said 10 I've worth half mil
lion, mostly II, bonds. What real catato lie 1as
Ia in hls wifo'H name, and caunot bo attached.
, 1875-04-26
LAWRENCE. THE sMuooLER.'

uISE0E1
NEW YoAK, April 25.-Chsrlos J.. Lawrence,
fugitive smuggloF and Secretary Of tho Amasicus
Club, III expected here from England next week,
in custody Of the officer who has followed him
since tha 9th Of July. The vAlue Of the ailks
mens of duty IL now estimated II h, ,VoQe00. Tss
, 1875-04-26

rlAaa to ti.uHo OF tho old army before tho War Of
tic Nebo!lon, and bccauso tho popAlsy for do.
eurtio,,, m now cstallieed by law, IL sufficiently
snvcro 10 hold tin average haltiinr TIL I,n cnn
gain tnnorablo tlIaclargo by expiration Of llin OIL
Batueut. q.
, 1875-04-26

Il 1nfn I've nv fu1unHt fn-r,
o.oannh ,r,o rst1ovnr iivi,r s,r,a II, lie i.a
aeGGassa t,I mas ~ W,I'm,, ''G d,no' ho has
children living ssa1n. IN laenmonu, Virginia
RAILROAD SII(,IJRIT{Ec
.N--N
Tic oiflcora Of the Toledo, Peoria 4 Warsaw
Ratiroad couopanF bnve issued tho following cir
...1". 49,. ~. 80 Wi, o.,,. wa
eulsr from tnoil NOW !otH o'hce'
r" e l;oHdho'dtrs and Stotkho'dtrs 9f thr To''to,
~. H'a 4 asra 10 s hs ae =
tions to The holdars Of ~ securities and rSc with
view to relieve tlo roa3 of It. p,sssnt
lasis. II liza heen the expectation Ut TIN Company
that would 10 unnecessary 70 call upsn the zst .nor
gago bondhodrrs for any indulgence; hit the failure
eoniipuei general % s.ssnaion Of al bsne.,. a. vel
ono upon ta Iron o. tnis u so AZ Other read., IT,
quring extraordinary expenditures, renlcrs
sa S ss sss ss2<s sss @ d ss asp 4Is
Company propose a. follows:
EfA-To fund Tho n coupons on ihe afst nortRaas
half years from June J. 1875 or with .osc past due
hve ooupops. secon-ro fund thu coupons On second
IL tn o POI on oas IL enS
due, nine co1rons Fourtb-To faud lie eospons ii.
the burlington Division bonds tlrcs ycars from .rpuo
l. 1876 or with tutso past dHc nine cuuio:is Fifth
In consideration Of lhe foregoing, sttcklollera to
submit to a,l asacsament OF SO rer share.
All e net earnings OF tho road during the tinc for
auy easa ,pat INV 10 received On aeeunnt IF to ~,
Eeakupt Of iho etockhoIcrs sas! be usc, in putting
thy rad III arst-caas ordrr and for TIN ,rtasr oil
satisfactory terms Of 1uOl o1 frelEht carr 1,ow ia
use on the rnad but beipnepe to other rartte. wlo
nov receive the raycnuo fsonl them. For tho coupons
no to bu funded an Interest will j uyrn to cuycr iii
aaid coupons, maklu9 t md averaging te tn,crsxt 10
Aug. j, 1915, tho Interest on which hard at lxr
cent viii bo nayobe il, roti se,t- annually AMI tho
principal 1nyabls in tea years In currcucy, For
Inc security ut tlts llaill, and f9r tho ,aat,l-
tepaucn Of thcir rrorrr priority the fund
nj ..o,r,n. v-jji Ia Gs,n,a.i IN I'm ia rrrrs,
Lam ai,d Trust Company, Ur ntcr lsa:,x ar trust
company in The CITY OF New York to that III case Of
any fre default Ii he paymcnt Of eithtr tho intrr-
est or priucpal Of raid int.rcs. Lond tlo no,cr ro
of ehafi have ho right 10 drsan OF kal trustee the
oriufnnI co,,no 20 inpositci which thnii atach acui
to lie bons sni bccono len ucrcsltnr 10 tle,r orIr
inai priority and a. sdpna scct,rity tor eai 3ntsF-
cal bonds Tie aasesamcnts upon tEs ttockholdcrs
Compsny It ouo wear from tic uue tIst t,ta 9erey-
meut aua 10 xi9neI ly majority vf ihp bouAulIers
..a,nnt - .atS n,.aa.t, ont ~ a.. ,sfor~oa sn.I-
, 1875-04-26
Tho Treaty by Which tho SIOUX
Hold Tint Section OIL
Country.
r. yuoo n,ado to Secure the Union Pa.
oiflo Railroad from Molostation'
Tho Inltans Now Ready 10 Trent for thc
Ccsslon Of tho Territory.
(jounoily with tho Rod Mon-Specohes by
Spotted Tail, Red Dog, and
Rcd Cloud.
What tho Harney's Peak Miners Say

What tho Harney's Peak Miners Say
THE TREATY WITH THE SIOUX.
Sptciai Correspondence NJ Fhr chffaao tF'o"'D'
OuAuA, April 23.-Tho treaty By Wlilel, tho
Sioux row hold poBaossion OF tie bsaek hhlh
vaH maIc with ihcm bY Gons. Sherman. Eatnoy,
Tory. an,l Augnr and Mcasrs. J. u. Henderson,
Nathaniel q. Taylor, John u. sanborn. NH
Haruuo r. Tappan, Commissioners on tho part
OF Tho United States, Mt Fort Laramie, wyoming
Tosr;so,y. on tho 10th md following days or
April, 1863 was ratified by tho sonatc Of tie
United statcH Feb. 1s, 1860; and wha proclaimed
by tho President OIL tlo 2ith Of February, 1860.
Art. II.
Of t1s tEcaty reads: .
Of country to Wit, viz: conencing ou The sa.s bark
of t.s Missouri l!ycr, where e tasn larae! u north
ms. down ] lit can. hank, o JOIN. opIoso whsro
tuo northern e Of tho Bsate of Nebraska srtkos tho
rvsr tAsnce west acsotH saa ryer ao to ,an, n9rsh
to point where tho till parallel Of nuttli lattnle m
i i1s5 piaec ot beginning; af, II, addition erolo
a existing reservations on the east hank Of r1aA eiSes
, is BE- s aud aG se " ;s sso Fns a fur oass s a1
Of The Indians l,ors!n ,mn1cd: and for hucl, otheF
friendly trleA or individual l1ta1,s o. from TING TO to
ults Ststss, 10 ai1nt ainongst .llem; nnl tic
iiic,l Hairs nav soIcrn!y nurccs that 10 1EraunH,
exert taoso hsretn lrsgIatei anI authorized 80 &,
d. a1i oxcot a,ich ot1nsn nacutI nml employer Of
III Gnvcr!sut M nav ho nu,horIzcl 10 enter uron
1nasa ressrsnona IL ,,ircaTgo oi tn.les soincd by
w shall over lie trmttcl 10 panB over scttlo upon,
n such isrrt"ry .. may be aisl 10 ths reservation
m In hereHr' renmisl iii sIslns or rgIt In aud, t5
My rortian at lie ucs aatca o. Territories, exeept
.@cnut - f. a, - hcrsinsfter nroyn,cl.
q Hlahcc At lno lhap Hhl
SLOW rltE HlTuAT'oH.
Tarncy's 7eals antt tho creator portion Of tho
UacIs 1Iills lio nortl. Of tho Nebraska limo mud
oos, ~ I'm ~, mcr1,ar. on1 oto consooncut,r
1a'a T., .,.. ,a",,,s,,,a, s..,1 ~ .,,a u,,~
1ocnoa Ill lno fufp'u'e1' 'ua VI snu 'oA> 1.o"oe
vation. Tho GoSernnent mnHs represent tho
region immediately northwest Of I1arnoy's pcale
"a uncxplorci territory aud, indeed, II IL doubt
nj w1,c,ter anv wh,to mun othor thon Tho
t"' "uo'nss A"y WINS ''a", o'nes 'nu" ',i' ~
trapper Of the past, has oser boon through 1t,
Tho writo. h,reos, In jonssloyng by steamer from
, 1875-04-26
A SUSPECTED CHARACTER.
Tnt.tuf f}ftuufth to 1kf Chnau9 Tf,brrs.

1,LooHlsoTos, ILL.,. April 25.-Tho police to-
day arrested ona Thomas Ranco. Who came hero
from Chicago Saturday. and hal with Lin ear-
lot OF a.iyor. plated kniyeH. forks, and suoous.
, 1875-04-26

As IN Indication Of uls advancement that
sesnee has made recently. 4 might bo sa!sd Inst
q gentleman ut Que OF thu city E,Askets. tha
other day, saw halt huahel oi xhito turcirs
run through esdermill, aud hAt III hour t4ess-
after uotical the same article, bottled, GU esla,
aud labeled "purs dsatsd HotQer&diah, ,%ise.
ion utAs. -.
, 1875-04-26

Tho correspondent OF the Paris 1tnps 1t ths
Spanish eeat ct war arrivcd at lsuensa Is Reyne
III sore need Of rast, but found tlls house al
vh.ul, 10 put up quite full. Ths laudIady ~.
surel Lin ho could hAya nothing but mattress
to keep his boneB from contact with tho bara
floor. Just thon friend appeared upon thu
Scono iu lho forlu Of III Alfonalan officer, wLc
says to tho landlat1ys ".Iako care Of what
yun do; tho caballoro with the spurrcd
boosa aud tho curious cap IL uoitlcl
Ill officer nor tle Kings cook,
"llo1y Virgin what do you say7" The Captain
took the bsuilderol laudlsdy aside aud w4ly-
parsd IN hor car, " Io lB CEontstA (journxl-
isD foreign CEouista-that is, sort Of ldolatol
worse thau Jow. II he does not got what hs
wants. lie ge.a into furious rage. ike la-
mon, and forms. aud spits. auIl bowltchea the
folk" a quarter Of an hour afteFward the eor-
respondent waa In possession Ut = capital he'd,
with plenty OF shoots aud pilowa, alt Of whlth
wero "doubtless." 10 adds, "Nashed in holy
water after lad Left"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-17

~ gllS Der peritorbene glnprew Sobns
ion CUR :3eit ais @ouuerncurs Ganoioat
lief, madten ism bic @bisS Die gr,udblung
iebr iauer nno brobten i9m emit iOsar lie
wouten ibn, ,pabrcno cr gum Splte ipra6
eri6ieBen. Sas io9t ben sunsenfertisen
elnbrcw wenis an. uNfitbiir9cr,-io re-
bets er Die %sriammlung altman ia9t
mir, paB ein Sbeil Der beute 81 crlepisen:
ben @ei6aite Die Grmoroun9 beS Snbiuis
buums iein ioll. Gas Die Gbre bat gu Sbnen
III ipreden. Sb i6la9e Dor, oieie slnges
lesenbeit ;una3it ;u bereinisen. @enn
baber irgeno Semano beut 81 oieiem Spefe
bierber9etommen lit, io-bisr ;os Sobnion
Sen oabn zines GeuoluerS aui, Der uor ibn,
auf Dem Glide lag-io ia9e i'd nidt: laBt
i'm reSen, iouSern: last i'm lpSi6isben."
Sine LANCE Tauic, wGbreno weldcr Der
Sanoibut nit Der 0ano am @ewebr Sa.
itanp, iolste. Damn iettc CT ben $)abn in
Dub unp bcmerfte: ,,GS l6cint i'd bin
iali6 iuformirt woroen. SD mill paber
aui Den @eScnitanp iIber9eben, nm pelbes
wiQsu wu IL bier ucriammelt babsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-17
a gentnr

fur lie 3 sr56tsa GarpitiFs 6 snrasnieeu mad gRrsa1
Edsiibe slbfabrt.
Samturs-M mer:fanilbe Qinis Is Dampf,r.
Tcro.G euti&sr 0lose, Bremen IS Tamsfer.
Gunars Sinie, 9ipsrpepi u. antrsr. t6 Dampfer.
3so Star Cine 8 Tampfer.
Die 2aaienee rsn SlFasteren. se Id In ben lester Is
Sabrsn auf steitu 9ampferu tsrra5er uns hnabe Ipestrt
babe. iins ole bette Ginpiebluns GnO baSsn mir Das 3uir aues
aeiaer Jreunse selttet.
Sn S~erbinbuns nit S6isem, itele ib
@e9iel auf ale QauptftdOte guropa's aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-17

.5 6iibIburc 6rei5cit. ,9Sas ipre:
den Sic Don 6reibeit?" iaSt Elm porneb.
mer lln9ur 81 einem Gn9IGuOer, Der Die
ireien 3uitdnpe Gnslonos beruoritri9 unO
aui Die iSuitGnoe Seitcrrei9S bin,pisS.
Sommeu Sic 81 mir ua9 llnsarn aui meme
Sitter, ba lit 6rei9eit. Sa las i1 ibusn
a iiinfjis Stiid aui;dblen, oa frabt feiu
0obn oanaG. Bassa tcremtete! SaS III
6reibeit. SaS tbuu Sic einmal Sa oriiber
III ibrem ENGLAND, oa werpeu's i6or
itouen, rpie Sbnen oas betommsn wiro."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-17

Icy S'GonneQ Nnetoote. Son Dem
tets i9lagfertigen g8iee S'GOnneu's, Der
Den SpabuOsel 10 gut gu ipie!cn wuBte,
uie ben patbetiiden EeOner, er;dblt man
li9 cine 0teuse Nnetooteu. Sine Der er:
gOeli6itcn 1T ioIgenOe:
gu elmer Ser rieiigsu RepealSeriamm
lunsen in Sriano bate Die benz sroBen iris
i3en 9~l9itator ipinuefeinoli6e Vonooncr
Simes in Der Eerion be5 ipdter in Nmerifd
pdbrsno bes giirserfrieges ais &~riesscors
respondent bsrlelben SimeS 10 betannt Ses
woroenen Or. &uiiel, BUT Jfuis
iel) eineu Seri9teritatter sei6idt. 9
Council puBte wObl, baB Der Dfann pon
Der Sir,es ben ~9luitras bate, namentli6
uuf etpaise beitise Nusoriife III ieiner Ges
be, Die ais auiriibrerii6 aus9ele9t weroen
t%Onnten, gerau aufSupaien,-turS, oaB
Ruiiel nidt nur ais geri9teritatter, ions
bern audi ais Spitel mar.
S'Gpnneu iorsts bafiir, baB &uiea bi9t
BEL ser Gecnerbiibne, mo er ieoes Sort
boren %fonnte, einen S6reibtii6 erbielt.
Gcr benz Ss9inn leiner 6eoe tbeilte baraui
S'Gonnel Der DISCRIMINATING auf Gnss
lid nit: vSa iitt ein Gngldnber pon grOs
Ber6abigteit er bat Die weite 5teile uonGn9s
LAMB 9ema6t, INN mcine Eeoe fir Die Zines
in 9onoon aui;ui9reiben, unb es lie9t ibm
llQeS oarau, einen ganS 9enauen Seri9t
III i6rciben, 10 baB er n0tbigen Sails einen
6io baranf leilten fam. Sarum bite i6
Sud ieib gan; rlbis uno It'll, pamit Der
en9lii6e Serr teiu 9Sprt meiner 0teoe uers
liert uno nDtbi9enialls ieincn Seri9t pur5
eineu Gio betrGftisen fann."
Oa6ci oeutete S'Gonnea auf BEN neben
i6m iitsnosn Gtuiler, 10 ooB Nler Nugea
ii6 auf bieien ri6teten, unb 9lei1 oaraui
wanote CT ii9 nit lauter Gimme al Tuis
lei: ySieen Sic benn AUDI bequem? l0as
ben Sic SS6r S9reibseltg in SrOuung?
Die 2eute weroeu wG5reno meiner Jtele
sans it'd iein, 10 baB Sic Sbren Seri9t
n0tbioeniaQs bei6m0ren fonneu. llno iest
mill ib nit meiner 9iebe be9inneu!"
@uIlel uerbars feline |erlegenbeit 10 gut
er tcnntc. unO jap i9rcibiertig ba. .
Council abcr be9ann nun ni9t in Der &C.
wobnli9 BON ibm gebraldten cnSlii9en
Spru6e, ionbern in Der urclten irii6:fels
tii6cn Spra6c, Die in iener Ge9eno ST..
lambs bamals gum S6eil nod geiproGen
purbe unb pom wel1er &uiiea natiirIi6
fem Wort peritano, loS:ubonncrr. Sos
Gult bcsriif ben SpuB uno !6obn i9neu,
la9te uno tlatl6te.
S'Gpnneu rief MN auf gn9lii9 $50
leiO bod till! Sbr ie6t ia, Dem cn9lii6en
0crrn iGut'S idwcr, meiner JteSe ;u iols
gen, aui Die er bod notbisenials i6w0rsn
mug" Damn iubr CT auf Srl9 fort.
Gem AMI 10 b0fide unO foitli9e 9lrt ents
larpten uno uerbobnten Spieel &uiieu,
Dem nadberisen 6reunoe Der amerifanis
i6en Stlapcnbalter s&ebeQion, wurSe eS
INNER un9emiitbli6er, bis er pIOeli6 ieiu
Seug Suiammenpatte uno aui uno baupn
ging. Gr lies lid ME mebr i'll elmer iris
i6en Soltsuer iammlung bliGen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-17
Yeter Aiene's
General : Maentur
mir bic neutrality-suspicious.

mir bic neutrality-suspicious.
Capitol am 1. Sanuar 1874.
Smperial Don Sonoon, 5000, 900
Siugal pom 9iusrpooI, IL, 900, oO0
German amcriran .. N.sY. 1,65O,sO
ct. Yanl pom ct. 8aul, s19,e2l
ct. SuIcpB pom Mi1ouri, SIS, 46a
SrcDers Don Milluuutee, $4,000
Villas BON Sartforo 1000, 900
@etna Siic Sniaranre So. 20, I2O, $50
CDis altete in amsrifa.)
U. q. grribential .. 0artfOrO, 1,50o,s5
Commercial BON eiuerpOoI 1000, 900
Tee nta6ttsen Gerrpdsrtser, bic Id Sci rsn Gbhass mo
Bottom 6eter eurb sIattlihe 3ahlurg ibrer 9erlure Sc.
pdbrt baten, enipietleu fb ieibi une tennen gerfderuneu
pen etSsntsum 81 ben %bilistsn Raten entSsssn seusmSu
Werecn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-17
Gtienbabn : SidetS
@ruubeiaeutbum (REAL ESTATE.
. nj q d I c n,

Saufsrieft. Sppstbeitn- nsbt aaen ~rfF,tcleu Dotsusasea
rsreen AUS psnitl4tte beirrg,.
Once: Ode rem Waia unb 5. etrase.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-17

s8Y@ Der ~9eniisiume &riescr. Sdwez
tier; go, oas frcut mid, oaB D ba bir,
iett Tag nur gleid, waS Su lieber maslt,
n 8ein, q Sisr ODER II &aifee?
Sruoer: sir SEN eritsn Ourit ANAL a
gier uno BIS Der Guiiee fer!iS lit, tannli
0u mir au9'n gSein briu9en,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-17
II 1t CRIB E D { 3.

Mpttp: guftdneisrr S5er; ,ismst ssm Gbrifsr.
erheitert eis Seele NIB ~tcf3reer. ie.st
he lNeiGrrte;t SrS peibss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-17
3cbn cute WrnHSe, parum NAN
Sames Gmibing's
@((tge
beniben loute:


@rftus.-Si, fns frsi scu siftiseu Orssu
nit pelhtn Giise ie cit fabrtSi RI pfreen.
3Tttttns.-Sie ine ~uateeinlt 9siune, une iSrnsr nit
rrdtrmmensr SiSsreeit ;g mtstsiuiiSGu 9rsdsa senas,
pereer.
Brittsns.-Sts faS gut rem irii5. rne rusm surb
Nltsg stfsT, IL eat sas saTin a~n9slssts Och satsu Rassn
trtnet.
Sttrtsns.-Sts rsrssu nisnals trsss. une s. l,sts az
st;apits @aacre rire fldr ieir.
5arfte s.-Sas Ssrt il nets sisislss in Stlrss uus
SudlitGt.
Se6fsas. Ter SSrfsr srtdlt fur iees Ssr,e KIN re.
cert. rcrdf man TiGsls prlisrrirtI farm.
SiebenteR S.-Sit rereen FUR pTderratieH sru git.
les aariRtrt. renn ten Aureiiunlen IN tsias,em Sesept
p~eQtdreia Enlightenment gigs.
A9tsns.-Sie fre LANCE i'm GtbrauS s.wsist, unit Sc.
~fyiesistsn tets seltdueis.
ReunteRs--Si Fns Tghsr. Irtifrl. eurh mett zine
lang stiAeHe elte in crmmtr;ieasn Stribtea ~ausSsfgut
nlre.
3thnttns.-Sa meFSui sins rirs irstHe etner
Ttrien ttutauieue Dollars bt;apltn, wtlte zen ~.
%re.laiiSen Sdtweis liefryt, eGs irsCne rtl6e isirer Glr9e,
2eun lt leiae daeTit %rerllnen, irBene cine ptHiSsr rtiHe UNI
ssluuss SubfGni snibalt,H. ais ten aStea &sYiellait.
1856 DIT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-17

. SOrwdrts. Oils Ser sreiie Sclb
Sliidcr III S0lciien aui Dem Sterbebetts
lag, beiu6te i'm iein SOnis uuo ipra6 ibul
uon 9oiimnns aui &ieOersensiuns. yIi:
der ervioerte gan; rubis; ,,Gw. Maisitdt
wiiien wobl, mein @ss sebt uorwdrts i'd
fible, pab i3 nidt mebr melt pom Sielc
bin, uno umtebren, baS mai ME meme
Sa6e!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-17

.ag~ Sine unueri3dmte giise. Sieisr
Serr Sdlampinser lit wirfIi9 elm inert,
wirbiser Meni9. eeusnst er mir ms @s;
ii9t, buB CT paB leste Mal, ais i'd in sise:
nsr SsriOn nit ibm aus Der &neips mad
Sauie sins, nit eiusm giien beimsssans
aen III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-17

.y" @ebt nt6ts briiber, penn man
iein 0anowert tcnnt! Sin Wtetger III DIT
buaue ta.ite einen alien G6er fir elm Nfut:
teri9wein uno pctiete Orauf, baB er trd3s
tig lei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
AN OCEAN STEAMER DISABLED.

THE CITY or MEXICO RUN INTO BY AN UNKNOWN
PORT MADE NECESSARY.
The steamship City of Mexico, Capt. Sher-
wood which sailed from this port Tuesday for Havana
came In collision with unknown bark the same even
ing about twenty miles south OF sandy Hook. Inc
steamship badly injured to render II necessary
that she should return this city one OF the officers OF
the ship stated to reporter OF THE TRIBUNE last even
ing that about O'Clock Tuesday evening the sailing
vessel was sighted on the starboard quarter and the
usual green lights then shown nom both vessels
The bark was evidently bound into port, and imme-
diately after exchanging signals put her helm hard
a-port" with the probable intention OF passing asern
Of the steamer The distance between the vessels
was too short and bark struck the steamer on the
starboard quarter cutting large hole, and carrying
away the smOkn groom, araii and other light WORK on
deck The bark did not even heayetO to ascertain the
amount of damage done but continued her course.
There was great excitement among the Of the
CITY OF Mexico at the time NJ tho collision. which was
easily Gained by Capt Sherwood when ascerained
that the vessel was making any wator and was in no
danger pilot was Immediately taken on board. and
the vessel headed NewYork the hole in the side
would made IL dangerous to continue the voyage, with
the possibility OF encountering storm.
Upon reaching the dock at Pier No 3, ". r., a largo
force OF placed at work upon the steamer ana
10 expected that the necessary repairs VIII DE com
pleed IA allow the steamer 10 proceed upon her
yoynge next Saturday. From all accounts the sailing
vessel must have been badly managed, as the plot
stated that the vessel nearly ran down the pilot
description given Is reported % be at the Quarantine
station with bowspri gone and cutwater broken Hill
lures which would probably have been sustained IN
collision OF this kind The and owners have not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24

nSsS from showing EnsS u o. e
made 70 bear h and as q
Governments under which he lives and in proportion 20 M
ThiTysond wherea +. has been found in prsstss
* faScrea At the
eral community thereby INJECTING injury and stkns
'9P q rs s@T party pledged
and otherwise to eradicate put end to this vicious
Thfrfyo Revision Of the Grand Jury system and en-
criminal Resored That tho party y
ing the stins grand petit jurors ana to reform
in the method OF drawing the same 20 the END INA, po
poray With may furnished anu confidence In ING
Tn R,oge That the Peoples ndspsnd ,at Psr
Vda Conscience and not party discipline is the guide TO
the voter wbo in good faith seeks reform in
Peoples ticket the sole ground that such candidate Is ne
py m % 1e 70 Sers the work Of this
other conventions with and 70 repndate ana he
ving that he will be false to the people and to The
7hsirta ResoIred That the purpose Of the Peoples
Inderendent party in placing candidates oeore we pnrs
in this state and the object attained in this move
ne for sSs sd SS Sse W Win II mo-
party Or an @ S nor SeSss Of the
Peoples Independent party Of California in ~ VIII not
tons OF national policy or the contest or s HAL
his conscience may dictate.
Several amendments offered and referred to the
Committee Platform. The platform was then adopeu
eica Messrs Estee Of San Francisco. Bidwe OF
Butte and Cattn of Sacramento were placed III nomln
ton for Governor without coming to vote the CON
venton adjourned until 10 a. IN. to-day.
On reassembng of the Convention to-day the Hon.
John Bidweu of Butte County was nominated Governor
on the third ballot. The Hon. r. Pachcco, the present
observation-disclosures and acting Governor, was nom
mated for IieutenanGoyenOr by reclamation MT Bid
well Is wealthy farmer Of Butte County, an OLD ana
ardent Republican, and OF the most popular men IN
the state He was a member OF the XXXIXth Congress,
where he made an record His wife Is a
daughter of the Hon j. c. g. Kennedy Of Washington,
former Commissioner Of the Census.