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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-13
SENATOR SARGENT ANNOUNCES
HIMSELF NOT \ CANDIDATE FOR
REELECTION

We find in the Sacramento Record Of
May II. e very interesting and import
ant correspondence between Hon. I. 3.
Mcfarland and Senator Sargent, re-
lating to the question Of the candidacy
of the latter for a second term. Under
date of Sacramento, May Z, Judge Nc
Fariand addressed letter to The Senator
saving that many of his. (McFarlaud's}.
friends were solicitous for him to run for
the State Seunte; but that having heard
that he Sargent, would not be a candi-
date for reelection, and. he, (AIcFar-
lard), being unwilling to go to the Legis-
la,ure unless by doing SO lie could serve
him, Sargent, he would like to be in
formed of the Senator's intentions, &c
Mr.. Sargent makes him the following
manly, unequivocal aud decisive reply:
San FRaNoIsco. May S, lS1o.-Dear
Friend: l have received your kind let
ter of the 9TH instant, and reply frankly,
as BELTS the friendship that has existed
between US for SO many years. You have
been correctly informed that do not in
tend to be candidate for reelection.
Ny purpose IN this is the result OF
mature deilberatlon, has been long en-
tertalned, and Is irrevocabie. 1 Wonid
not accep. the Office again if unanimous
" rendered. / do not desire the nomin-
alton or election of any person to the
Legislature to SUPPORTING IN that body,
and wish every one SO nominated or
elected to distinctly understand, now and
hereafter, that 1t Is INV request that he
look elsewhere for candidate for Sen
ator. have served the State to my oest
abihty for slx years II the House OF KEEP
resentatives and two years IN the Senate
have four years OF service before me, II
my life Is spared, which Dedicate to the
Interests OF this peop!e; and hope darlnS
that time to accomplish something Tor
the good u the State. am not ana
have never been under the slightest OBJ
ligatlon to any influence. personal or
corporate, to DETECT me from the line ol
duty, or prevent me IRON lighting for
the pubic interest against any antag-
onism whatever. L have received all the
favors desire at the hands OF the peo-
pie, except their continued respect; and
only wish TO retire on the honofaoie con-
cluslon OF my present term OF service.
doubt not that L can be more useful TO
the State durInS the next tour years
when Ii IS known that by the advocacy
OF its interests l am not seeking to ad-
vance my own; and l wish to make the
fullest return IN my power for the honors
the State has conferred upon me.
lou express the OPINION that there Is
no doubt OF my reelection II desire II:
While thanking you Tor your words OF
commentator, whlch honor me over
Mueh, let me say thas "hlle oeiIe'e
that L have been SO fortunate as to
Constituents Generally and not of the
party only to which my earnest allegi-
ance is due, yet shall not avail myself
OF tne sooa oIinion o1 .ae peopie eacep'
With honest aims and honest labors to
the end of my term.
So much as may properly be demand
Gu u ci'iLel su .h Mnass p cneJiluy
rartv which saved the life of tbis nation
and redeemed it from slavery. This
can do without being a candidate for Of
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-13

The PALACE Ho-EL. San Francisco. is
1l5 feet in hight to the caves. Above
that are the maDsard toppings.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-13

The PoPE Of Rome i "a years old to-
day. He is getting most too old to hold
trumps.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-13

ENGLAND is assured BY good authority
from Berlin that the psace Of Europe il
not to b disturbed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-13

The Grand Army Reunion under the
auspices of the G. A. r. takes place to
day at Chicago.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27

STocKs.-Following are the prices of
the principal stocks in the San Fran.
cisco Stock Board to-day: Ophir so.
Gould & Curry Is. Best Il Belcher AZ,
Savage lis. Chollar 60. Hale Il Norcross
A. Crown Point 2S. Yellow Jacket
rs. Imperial TX, Empire 81.
Kentnck Is, Alpha Is, Belcher 35,
Confidence II, Con. Virginia $50,
Sierra Nevada 1917, Seq. Belcher s..
Overman 49, Justice 80. Julia S, Gale.
donna Is. Kickerbocker 81. Baltimore
6H. Dayton ~, Bullion "a, Utah
~, Silver Hill 7. Eclipse 6, Rock
Island 81. Challenge 6. Darda-
nelles II, Occidental 3. American Flat
~. Union Con. z. California 81,
Exchequer 1870. Rye Patch 4. Mexican
%.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27
SALT LAKE, Eel

SALT LAKE. Feb. 26.
This morning Judge Mexican issued
an order, in accordance with his de-
cision of yesterday in the case of Ann
Eliza Young vs. Brigham Young. to the
effect that within ten days from the
service Of q copy of the order against
defendant Brigham Young shall pay to
counsel for the plaintiff $4,000 attor-
neys' fees. and within twenty days pay
plaintiff SO. 500 accumulated alimony ut
the rate of $500 per month; $500 on
the 10th day of March. and on the first
day of each succeeding month there
after,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27
r Ell Z C r A p HIC.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER sTArE.l
New YORK, Feb. 20.

New YORK. Feb. 26.
st. Andrews Church was the scene
of frightful calamity last night. por-
ton o. the walls having falling in while
the congregation was assembled. It
presents q sadly wrecked appearance
in daylight, and gives unmistakable
evidence of last nights dreadful strug-
gle for life. Two immense apertures
in the roof mark the descent of falling
walls. and the gallery beneath is one
mass of broken timbers. brick and NOR
tar. immediately beneath, on the
ground floor. the evidences of the panic
are still apparent. although the greater
portion of the articles of clothing. over
shoes, umbrellas, etc., left behind by
the terror-stricken worshippers have
been collected and placed in the sac
risty, where they present motley
heap. The sanctuary presents q sadly
disordered appearance. Many in at
tempting to escape from the gallery
used the kneeling stools As ladders,
which breaking under the unusual
weight precipitated men and women
headlopg on the surging crowd below.
and added to the panic. The injured
people in the Park Hospital are all
rather better to-day. and the doctors
think nearly all will recover. Eight of
the wounded are at the hospital, the
only fatal case being that of Pat Lowell.
whose spine is injured to such an ex-
tent that there is no hope of his re-
covery. The church is damaged to the
extent of $4,000.
A Times special from Washington
says an autograph letter has been re-
ceived from King Alfonso by President
Grant. notifying the latter OF his advent
to the Spanish throne. The King re-
quests the President to honor him with
his response.
Government dispatches were received
yesterday announcing the final sigma
ture of the terms Of settlement of the
Virglnius question. and it is probable
the new Spanish Government will be
speedily recognized.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.
The observer at Cape May reports
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27

the wheel-honse planks, spars and
other material of an unknown steamer
came ashore abreast of that city yester-
day.
The President at a Cabinet meeting
yesterday stated it was not likely he
would call an extra session Of Congress.
All indispensable appropriation bills
were already through or so nearly
through that he was no longer anxious
about them, and even if sundry civil,
river and harbor and deficiency bills
failed he should not call an extra ses-
sion. The result of an extra session
would be more injurious than the fail.
ure of this bills.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27

The VoTE.- Following Is the vote
with the names of members who voted
on the bill to create the county OF
Buena Vista:
Ayes - Messrs. Atkinson, Averill,
Beck, CARING, Comihs, Dow, Frank,
Gearhart. Haynie, Laveaga, Nichols,
E. r Smith. j. P. Smith, Spencer,
Tone. Van Hagen, Wren-l7.
Noes - Messrs. Allen of Churchill,
Allen of White Pine, Alt, Andrews.
Bergst-in. Bibbins, Buckner. Case,
CraDdaIl, Ellison, Ford. Helm. Hogan,
Lowery. Mcdonnell. Morrill,, Ogg.
Penrod. Peyton, Sanford, Van Sickle.
Willis %
It was therefore declared lost.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27

THE Eureka Sentinel of the 25th in
slant has the following; We regret to
state that John II. Dennis, one of the
,proprietors and junior editor of the
Sentinel. was Frustrated yesterday
morning by an attack of partial paraly-
sis. While it is somewhat serious, it
ia not of an aggravated nature, and
DR.. A. c.. Bishop, who is in attend
ance. is in hopes that in few days
his benign countenance will again il
Illuminate our desolate sanctum.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Lafa yette Hotel.
RECAPTURED.

Patsey Marley A0 In I'm the Hands
OF the Phiiistines - Tracked by
Nsch-s and Captured by the
Officers.
John Curran, alias Patsey Marley.
was recaptnred Yesterday by Sheriff
Fife and Deputy Sheriff McMsnns of
Lincoln county. abont twelve miles
west of Lovelock near the Humboldt
Lake. From Conductor Shields. on
whose train the captive WAS brought to
Lovelock's Yesterday. we learn the fol-
lowing particulars Of the pursuit and
capture: The officers. who suspected
that Patsey had not left the Humboldt
bottoms. engaged Nacbes, who is trap
ping beaver and hunting on the river,
to search for the fugitive. and yester.
day morning the willy Indian discov-
cred smoke rising near the head of
the lake, which he at once surmised
arose from fire bnilt by the escaped
convict to keep him from freezing. He
cautiously approached the spot from
whence the smoke arose, and dis
covered the object Of his search lying
by the FIRE. He FASTENED back to the
officers and Informed them of what he
had discovered. and with them return
cd and assisted in capturing Patsey,
who had made raid on an Indian
camp and Toasted on two or three
ducks which they had shot the eve.
ming previous. The shackles were yet
ON his legs. bnt the chain which con-
nected them had been several, render
ing locomotion comparatively easy.
He was brought back TO Lovelock's on
. freight train. and on the trip in
formed the officers that he intended to
make another effort to escape should
the slightest opportunity offer itself.
He was quite communicative, and said
il he had had gun the red skin.
Naches. would not have returned to in.
form the officers Of his whereabouts.
He said he remained on the river pur-
posely. hoping the officers would leave,
believing that be had got farther away.
and intended as soon az be considered
it safe to venture near whiteman's
dwelling to break his shackles with an
N. He was taken west last night on
the passenger train. and probably at
this writing is safely lodged in the
State Prison. Conductor Shields rep
resents him As being, from appearances,
the hardest case and toughest GUS
toner he ever had in his caboose.
A reward of $500 offered by the
Sheriff for the capture Of. the convict is
claimed by Naches.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27
WESTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER sTATE.l


SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26.
Six of the survivors of the recent
massacre in the Protestant church at
Acapulco came to this city on the
steamer Colima, two are still suffering
from wounds they received. They con-
firm the Rev. Mr.. Hutchinson narra-
tive of the massacre. They are per-
fectly destitute.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon B.
j. Broderson was found dead in his bed
ut the Swiss Hotel. A note was found
on the bureau saying. my death was
eansed by taking cyanide potassium.
My relatives have been informed of my
demise some days ago." Broderson
was an ex-Assemblyman from this city.
and was subsequently appointed wharf
niger. The note is written with apparent
deliberation, and seems to indicate that
he was possessed Of all his faculties.
SAN JOSE, Feb. 26.
A young man named Peter Sarles
shot and killed himself to-day in a
saloon. He went into the bar-room
and called for o glass of beer, but be-
fore drinking stepped back, drew
pistol, placed it to his temple and fred,
producing instant death. Insanity is
supposed to be the cause.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27

Two young women were rapidly
gliding along the street near the Inter-
national Hotel in Virginia City the
other evening. when man stepped up
to them and struck one of them in the
face. OF course the man was her hus-
band. as nobody but husbands do
things of that kind.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27
T o r Eic N N z w s

LONDON, Feb. 26.
Mr.. P. c. Owen, Director of the
South Kensington Museum. has been
appointed Commissioner to the Phila-
delphia Centennial Exhibition.
PARIS, Feb. 26.
The DIXIE de Broglie having failed to
form new Ministry, President Mac
Mahon has intrustcd that task to
Buffet.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27

RELIGIOUS. -Services will be held in
the School. house tomorrow as follows
Prayer and conference meeting in the
morning at IL; Sabbath school in the
afternoon ut $50; usual preaching ser
vice in the evening at $50, conducted
by Richard Webb. All invited.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27

FAT BEEF.-As fine looking beef as
ever graced butchers stall was I'M
loaded this morning at the Railroad
Market. The steaks from this market
explain why Humboldt beef is in such
demand at San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27

ADIsPATcH from San Francisco brings
the intelligence that Governor Booth
will resign to-day and leave for WASH
ington next Monday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27

BULLoCKs. - Col. Hardin will ship
twelve Car loads and j. V. Button three
car loads Of cattle from this station to
San Francisco tonight, and Donnelly
Il Co. shipped six car loads from the
Wells last night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27

TIE Consolidated Virginia Mining
Combany shipped last Thursday $144.-
1872 So. and had in their assay office
$50, 600 more.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27

BULLION SHIPPED. Humboldt
Mill aud Mining COMPANY shipped by
Wells. Fargo n Go. last evening bar
OF bullion 95J tiue, aud Of the assayed
value Ut $1,000.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27

RETURNED. NJ. aud Mrs. Fred
iolng returned y.st-rd,v from u visit
70 their old home ia the East.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27

PIONEER. Tue - ii NEST Justice, !" q
tale OF early days in Humboldt, re-
eeived and will appear IN our next.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27

SPECIAL CARA special car, be.
longing to M-ssrs. Ralston, Mills and
Cohen, of the Bank of California.
passed here last night going west.
The car was sent to Omaha with Mrs.
Ralston and three lady friends. and is
being taken back to San Francisco.
There Is nothing peculiarly attractive
about its outside appearance. in fact it
does not look 30 well as ordinary
passenger coaches. but its millionaire
owners nave furnished it beautifully
and conveniently inside.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-02-27

PERSONAL. - Uncle John Borland ar
rived IN town yesterday. :. r.. w.
Wood, agent Of the Central Pacific Rail-
road at Elko, came down on last even
ing's train. The climate of the Upper
humboldt seems to agree with him, as
the young man is looking fully as well
~ when he left here. W. T. Burns
and John Twiss, honest miners from
Dun Glen. arrived in town to-day. /. :.
Q. A. LaGrave Sr., father of our young
Recorder. arrived here from Union
vile last night, and went east this
morning to look after his mining
interests in Cortez District.
, 1875-03-13
1nlanDitde gepslden.

8o1ton, II. Mdrs. Gbarles 8.
@berman, elmer Der gisentbiimer hes
@uffolf=Soule," tuuroe nntcr Der Se=
i6uloiguua bas Sotef in 8rano ssitsdt
au bobenr perbaftct uno untsr $4,000
8iirsf6aft seiteat.
Gineinmati, IL. Mars. Se6s
'Mteilen BON &ulbpilla, Sbio, erplooirte
eeltern Der 9ampfteliel Der Sasemlible
Der 6irma Melipn uno @bortriose, ipo=
BEL Der Seissr @lfreo Sopce nnS Der 12=
Idbrise &nabe Osfar Sin6man setOb=
tet uno psri@iebene @noere %serruunoet
wurben. Ser &eli1 wuroe in Stiden
mad alien 3i6tunsen bin seidleuoert'
:Serr Nelion 16lif cine Sase, als De-
:Seiser INN surisf ii9 i6nea gu sntferr
men, ba gu piei 9ampf er5eust lei, SIN
feI6en Mpmente erfpl9te Die Ggploiion,
bic Dem Seiser bas 2eben nabm, Serrn
gellon aber nun lei9te S~erlebunsen per=
urIadte. 9ie Mlble purbe our 3eit
nidt betrieben.
@ilfesbarre, po., IL. Mdr5.
@eltern perbrannten sipei &inoer besgie=
oers @m. Sbomas mdbrenb lire Wfrt=
ter bas Saus perlaHen bate, nm Wal=
fer au bolen. 9as dltelte Sinh mar et=
ina 8 Sabre alt, baielbe itarb cinise Wti
nuten nod Der Gldfebr Der Mutter.
Dem iiinsitsn &inoe, einem Sduslinse,
tuurben Die 8eine Bis ans &nie fDrmli9
ser0itet.
% iIfesbarre,Y a., II. Widr5.
0as Oel=@ aarenbaus BON 8. 6. & S.
6. 9aires brad seitern Nadt bur9 ben
9rud bes 69nees elm unb mnrbe to-
tai S~erltDrt. 1000 Saaonen Del liefen
aus.
Cine grpiolion bon Geueroampfen
fanb seItern in benz S9a6t go. 8 itatt.
Sic @eriiite bes S4a6tes l%ilirsten Elm
unb bic Mline wuroe lonituie bel6aoist.
Mm. Sbomas, Sames O'Sonnea mo
Wi@ael WtcgIue uuroen i9wer uno
mebrere Mnbere lei9t Derlebt.
Mau9 gbunt, IL MdrS. Sie
Winenarbeiter in Der &~oblen9eseno BON
2sbisb feiern nod INNER nnb iie ertld'
, 1875-03-13
Eeutaf trlfgr. DC sflben.
Trnnfreib.

n, IL. Mdrs. Cine Spe=
5ial=D epe1Ge Der rGimes" meioet aus
Boris, bob bas am Monto9 ansefil=
biste Miniiterium o Den 8onaparti=
iten p%erlporfen purbe, inbem lie Nac9ta=
bpn pcranIabter, lid Der G%rnennnns oes
Serspss D'NuoiIfret Posquisr 5u nil
oerleben. DerSi6of BON Srleans err
fldrte lid) i'm Nameu Der Geiitlidfeit
eesen 90. @alIon. Ser Correspondent
Der Zines" meloet, baB in Der Dion
tag ita~ttsefunoencn Gonfcrens prali=
bent MacMabon mebrere Male nit
ieiner &elisnation brobte, ipcnn 90.
Buffet nidt in bas Miniiterium cintre-
ten tpiiroe.
, 1875-03-13
Guropai(dt naatidten.

@tuttsart. Giuer rcbsriidt iiber
beu 8sitau0 Der Dtatiden SeeresmaGt
eutuebmen mir iol9sabe, auf Wartem'
berg bs3isli1e Ansaben. Die wars
tembersil@sn Gruppen btlben in bcr
beutiden armse ein fir iid) deficiencies
Nrmeetorps (XIlI.), lueldes se9enwdr,
tis unter benz &ommanOo oe5 Generals
Der Snfantsrie y. S9war5toppen itebt.
geeben benz fommanoirsnosn General
bat Wlrttmber9 ais lclbtltanoi9er Bun.
beSltaat nod elm eigeneS &ric9Smintlte'
RUM, NIT oeiien 6abrnns sesenwartia
Der @eneralmaior b. Wuilot beauitrasr
1T. Das Irmeeforps tbeilt iib in 5lpei
Oipilionen Die 26. q. +. wurt.) untsr
Dem &ommanoo beS 9eneralmaior8
Baron y. &ottmis, init Dem Siee in
Stuttgart, uno Die II. Dipliion e. t.
wart. unter Dem &ommanoo bes Sc.
ncrauleutenaatS Treiberrn- b. StarflOff
nit benz Sise in ulm. Seoe Der
beiben Oipilioneu tbeilt lid in 3wet Sn'
ianterisbrigaoeu uno cine. &apaacric<
brigade. Die @rtiaeris, oercinist in
cine Nrtiueyicbri9aoe, 10. Irtluerie'
Brigade It. n.y., ltebt oirett unter benz
&orpstomman6o. @ir baben bieua9
4 Snfanteriebrigaoen, 2 &auaQerisbris
9aoen unb / Nrtllsriebrisaoe. Inter
Der 26. Diuilion ltebsn Die 81. uno 50.
Sntauteriebrl9aoe Il. unb 2. t. 10. uuS
Die &c. &apaler!ebrisaoe Il. t. 10. IN.
ter Der 81. DiuIlion Die So. uno 81,
5nIantsriebrl9aoe g. uno A. t. 10. uno
Die q. acknowledgements e. t. NJ
Stuttgart. Cine Stunoalseiaidte,
wie lie slldllderweiie bier leIten por>
fomntt, biloet 9e9enwartis in Der 9uteu
Staot Stutt9art Sas &a9esselprad.
Sin iunser weltpballiAer Saron, PAUL
b. ShelsrSoorf pat am 9. benz @alt'
uirtb Gsasr i'm Glpiium (1arbernrabe
A. cine &u9el in Den 2eib 9eia9t. Sier'
lber miro berl6tet Die 6rau Gsner,
cine seb. Waper aus Sau, erltano eS,
ourd ibr e%innebmenoeS BON Der Natur
besnnltisteS Meleu ale ibrc @alte 3u
teilcln uno 10 f~elslte ite aud ben iun'
sen Ssrrn b. Sdeasrsbeim, Der iabr'
ll1 cine babl9s Summe Heueauen gu
usraebren fat, auf cine 8eiie, bic iiber
Die @ren3en ocs @rluubten bi%naussins.
Der @bemauu oriidte, wie es i9ctnt,
Elm Guss su, bis es ibm gu bunt sewor'
oen au isin ihien. DEM ais ct NbeuOS
xdt 10 llhr pah te,nsr ;srau rrsf anp
, 1875-03-13

rem, oaB lie mod stpei Monate unb ldn-
ger ousballen permDgen. Snapil6en
iino bic &oblen in Der san5en l1m9e9enh
I9on lebr rat eetporoen,
SeD m 0 II r,Gonn., 10. Mdrs. Oiez
Ter Ort i6eint li6 bur6 unsew6bnlibe
Werbre6en als3ei6nen 5u wollen. Set
Ginger 3eit pobnte 6rau Guons bier.
W}onta9 fritz nabm tie Elm Galirmelier
nno our6i6uitt ibreu rubi9 i6lafenoel,
&lnoern, Die orei, relp. feds Subre alt
lparelt, Die Geble unb ma9te bonn in
oerielben @eile ibrem eisenen 2eben Elm
Gnoe. Grit se9en Mfittas wuroe bos
Ierbre9en entoedt. Gin Na6bar sing
mad Dem Saule Der Srau Grams, I'm
ben @9nee BON Der Sblr gu l6aufeln
uno als er in bas 9aus trat, la6 er bic
2ei9en Der beioen &inber uno Der 6rau
oeren aopf fait gang bonn Gumpfe se=
trennt mar.
@loncet eft, IL. Mdr5. Ser
Sii6er-S 9ooner uMarion Grimes" troi
Dienita9 Mor9en, sc Nieilen liioliA
BON Sap Qnn Die pon Neu S9ottlano
na6 st. Subn, N.=Y., beitimmts u1o
nit &oblen befra4tete en9lil9e Yris9
uMereus" an, wel6e oenYoroernalt per=
loren bate uno itarf ledte. gapt. 4aen
uno 8 M%atroien Der Yriss perlisBen Die
islbe, mel6e Mittpo9 Ntorsen bierber
gebra6t puroe.
pbilabefph IL. Mdrs. 2inf &
Slad's Serrocottar= 9lbsussrObren, ga-
BRIT an Der gde Der 4. @traBe II. Ger
mantomn-Mue ipuroe Wlittpo9 Worsen
I'm 4 ubr ourd 6euer s%erltOrt. Ser
Setra9 oes 8srluitss nno MIefuran3 lit
nod ni9t befannt.
(Spdtsr.) Sas 5erlt0rte Gebduoe
puroe 9aroep & @Oamlon, BEN Na6fol=
germ Der Sirma 2inf & Ylad, benubt.
Ser 8erluit betrd9t $4,000.
g t. Yanl, Wiinn., II. Mara. Sn
ben Speidern lungs ben g%ilenbabnen in
oielem Staate la9erten am l. 6ebr. O.
344, 74o Sui4sl Meisen, sesen $685.
ITO i'm uori9enSabre. Sic &~ornbdno-
Ter l6aben Den Grtrag Der lebten Grno=
ten auf nur 21,OO0, 900 Yul9el. Nimmt
man an, oaB i'm Staate 6.5OO.OOO gu=
i0ea sebrau1t peroen, 10 wiiroen iebt
l1ur unsefabr 100000 gul9ea osr=
lonot merben fDnnen.
Gbioaso, IL. Mdr5. Cine Spe=
5ial=D epel4e Don Siour=Gitp an Die
Shines" meloet, oaB piele Srembe bort
einsetro{ien linb, UNI li9 @oroOn's Ct
petition in bic I6iparssn 8er9e an5u-
f9lieBen, mel9e am 5. Mpril abseben
loa.
, 1875-03-13
GID<Mmerifa.

panamo a, 3. Mdr5. Na6ri3ten
Don Siib= Mmerifa melben, baB bic peru
pianil6e Summer na6 Mufbebuns bes
9rpfub'i6en Gortraftes bei6lolen bat,
idbrli1 csc, 900 Spnnen @,uuHp ." Der
fau{en; Der Nreis 1T auf 5 gfp. 10
@dD1inse pro Sonne normirt poroen,
mas BON ben Sanclern als ab1uro aHge=
feben wirb-
9ie S~euersbrunT, mel6e am Ii. b.
81. in gadao miitbete, ri9tcte fur 3OO,=
600 Solas 59aben on.
, 1875-03-13
&ublaa0.

2onbon, II. Mdr5 Ser Sc
ridt, bab @ort16afoIi Die 3uriidbes
rufllns bes omerifani16en @ei6dfts=
triggers @9upler perlanst bat, 1T un=
lpa6r.
, 1875-03-13
IauenDe Smcbt.
mirb um pnf eb eilt.

WlIp HW HP YtH .
Sste gsrion, wsIhe un Otisu Aranfteit
le,het, ptgb 9ebsten Il II an sr, Vriee Su tpen.
zen, pelGsr Elm. Ulalte Weeictu rsrislbsn. sur
prpbs, pur@ Die @rprb.
mcnffa
lenten ptro.
Die 'insisen Soften Inb bic @rprebfOaen
bic i'm 0srbdltn,b gum @siGafte asrings ilnt.
Gr. V,ies II e,u ~fubtIter Mrst ans bat Dir
8ebanelung Der
fan enbcn Smht
~ feinem Sauptnnbiam esmaGt unb Ssridsrt
Seiluna purG @rbrauG ieiner Webisin.
untsrIa6t ni6t fir cine YrcbsfIai&e ~ en-.
ben, 60 fettt nitts uno miro
Gu6 beilen!
60 maGt nidts aus. wie alt eie Graufbsit
IT unb pslGe anosIe Mi!tel fsbIseiGl' sen ba.
ben.
@trtulars unb 3susnids tpsresn NIT Der.
ni6ts fotenSen..R rObeilaide
s,lanet.
@eip Yrrli6tis Der grprsb bic rsGts MersNs
su gebfn unb l6rs,bt an
Or. GbaS. z. Nrite
so. 81 WiA,amS ctr Wtw yorI.
26 IL mi