davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-13
Nrducig %. 8Latt+

Sn Ser gea9t bpm s. auf ben 9. Suit
lit in st. 2puiS Sen. Srancts IS. 8lair
IT,, geItorben. @r trdrfelte fGon 1ett
3 Sabren in SoIse zines S9lagfluifes,
16ten it6 aber felt stpet Wonate1t, 9anf
stpeimaliger Weenf1enblut GranSfuiton
in let1te ADern, nieoer erbolen Al tpouen.
0en Sag Dor 5einem Tooe DermD0te ct
surn erlten Wtale tpieoer alIetn bic Treppe
bi~nab5u8e6en. Do fam aber etn bDier
GiGfan. Der 1etnem Seben ein Gnoe
ma6te.
ST mar bon ber beriibmten Sami[ie
GLair Der begabtefte. @ebOren DurOe
CT ant 10. Sebruar 1921 gu S~ertn9ton in
&entudn; feline nilieni6aftli9e 9lu5z
bil0ung er6ielt er i'm yBrtnceton Goaege"
in Stem SerieD, unb NOD in tungen Sab
rem lieB ct li9 in ct. SoutS ais NoDofat
nieoer. 0en ~mertfanii6en Grie9 madte
CT ais SreitptQtger in 9teib' uno @lieo
init. Nls elmer 6er Jteoacteure oeS
Missouri Democrat, als 8olfSre6ner
uno Staatsgeiebgebun9smitglt perfo6t
CT l0on LANCE D0r Dem Snrgertrte9e,
i'm oamaItgeu Sflaneuitaate Wfiiiourt
nit 9roBem WtutDe bic Sa6e Der Sret=
belt. Gr toarO 0arauf in ben 35. uno IN
Den 81. @ongreB geDdbIt, in mel6em ct
it9 gu einem Der TIbrer Der repu bltfanis
i6en Partei empOri9narg.
Selm Ausbru1e Der J~tebelion mar CT
cine 0anpt1tuBe Der Union in M1iiiourt
unD bali namentli6 NIT 9ulfe Der 0eut>
i6en bteien StaGt Der unton erbalten.
0o@ Durd iein fetnOIt9es Auftreten
9e9en Sen. Sremont, ben Damaligen2tbz
gott Der Oeuti6en bon Wti1lourl, ertz
Sweite er if6 init Oieieu.
Sn Der Arn1ee 5et6nete er fi6 barauf
ais 8rigopes@ enerGL nnb @eneraLzMtG
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-13
(gurreipunOen3 Der ,,SHtnOis 9toatsieitnns".)
Bout europ6iI@en @eIftDeater
Son @einrid) Sornftein.
So len Is. Sunni

Wten, Is. Stunt 1875.
9eute 1T Elm GROCER, eretgniBI6perer
Sag, - 6eute am l6. Sullt tptr0 Die gauge
Welt and the rest of mankind benz J. :
IT. site 9er3en Sefu %gepetbt;
= Sic GlI6 nit, tDertbcr Ee6atteur tDie
Sic ii0 aud itrGuben unO DeI9' Elm BART
9e1ottener uu9lGubiger Sic AUDI ietn
m0geu, - es btlit Nue5 ni6ts, - Sic
tperOen mitsetpeibt. = Witgefangel1, nit
9ebangen. (Wtan tau! ". b. 3d.
Die Wttterung lit benz unternebmeu
oiinltig, Die S0nne 16etnt uno, tpte it
StaLien, Ia6t etn blauer 0tnmeL iiber
uns - es 1T ieBt 4 u6r 81. &C., bieSer>
senstDet6e 1T allo porbet, aber i'd babe
nod ni6tS NuBerorbentLi6es bemerft,
Die Welt bot NOD tnlner tDre aGte YbDs
fiognomie uno Die Wseni6bett iiebt nod
inl1ner 10 oumm bretn, mte btSDer iett
Dem Wtatfra6 bon 1873, mo lelbit Dem
Glii9iteu Der 8eritanb fill iteDen blieb.
I'm aber bte Observation-Disclosures
lt6t init anieDen 5u miillen, ltno Sts@
NJ ard uno Die 8eltge10t9te aut u1tbe7
ittnmtcn urlau6 geganSen, ia Getoe
lDIen bic Nbit9t 6aben flrs @rlte gar
nt6t ulebr mie0er 3u fontl1en uro tpent
man benz Negioii6en BreBbureau 9lauz
ben bari, 10 bat Sic @elt9ei6t6te bereits
i6r @utlaliunes9eiuO eingeret9t,n motif
Dirt bur9 v%bodgraotge 9terpolttdt nno
onbaltenbe S6lafloii8fctt" trob Der
2eftire Der nene1ten Sraueriptele. ytdb7
items tperoen mir in Dem Snlerate11tbetle
Der 3eitun9en lelen: v8egcn Nulolun9
Der Beltgel6t6te itno Die W1Obel BON AZ
Sea mern u11o Die completen Gtns
+ tdtungen peridieoener Staaten
aus freter 6anb 3u %Dertaufen." JhIn
fra9e i0 Sic: 0aS faH9en mir oann an?
: Wenn aud nod oas Ibeatrum Wtulot
feline SOr1euungen einlteat, tpo toll
leu mir un5 buun nod an1ilitren ? Die
9eipobuliben Tbeater ituo o6neDin fdon
ale lGn9It bancroft, Die pralltet Otz
fen6a6>ErtfotS uno Die oetouettrteIter
Secocq>Bulen nit et!pa5 GancansWfu1tf
5ie9en nt6t mebr, - Das BHbltfum 1T
nod blaiirter, ais Die Boltttter uro Die
0tplomater.
Sn tDelGen 3etteu leben mir ? Was
mar bas eiu Wfal fir ein 2drm III @us
ropa, ais Scarf X. ~tpe9geiagt nurDe, neil
ct &arten ipielte, oOer better mt Der
rCharte" ipielte, -unb ais tbnl SouI5
BDtItpp na6geiagt puroe uno bas ptolle
Sa4r" be9aun, ba mar Der paIIttl9e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-13

Bon Der republitanif6en Staatsconz
benti0n bon WiscDnltn uuo bon Der
SppoItttons> transformation III Wtt1t>
ncIota, 6eren 8e19liiIe mir geitern ntt>
tbeilten, ftnb au9 Die 9looptipbIrger ge=
biibreno beriidii9ttet porben. Die See
p%ubltfaner BON @tscon1tn baben ben
3eut56en Setnrid 8db BON Manttopoc
3ur1 Sta1tSi6oBmetiter% ernannt, mel6eS
Nmt ct i9on friiber einmaL iebr gut Der7
tpaItet bat; nnO gum Staatsiefretdr
baben ite etnen an9eiebenen Sfanotna@
bier, Sans 8. 8arner ernannt. Die
2ppoittion BON Mtnne1otn bat fiir's
Staatsi6abmetlteramt ebenfaus eiuen
9euti9en, gilbert Sdefer aufseiteut,
unb fir's Staatsietretariat ebenfaQs
einen Granddaughter, Noolf 8iermann.
Bum Staatsauoitor bat ite etnen ST.
LGnoer, sc. 9oran, e%rnannt.
8Gbrenb Die repubIifanil6e Stats
contention in BtsconItn ft6 NUT 9ant
fhii1tern, dneitlt9 uno mitteIbar ge9eu
Temperen35tp1ng anSlprG6, tn0em tie cine
aute Gr3tebung unO OtoraI ais oas bette
MttteL 3ur S0rberune Der lobenStDertben
Sahe Der WiGBi9feit be3etGnete, bat Die
9bpOittions> Contention BON Wttnnelota
1tn mannbaft uno brett 9egen Gelnpez
ren,atpangsgeiebe ausgeipro6en.
eSI Der &irbens nuo S3ulfra9e bat
ffdb bic repubL. Contention bon isis
conIin better gebalten, ais Die Oppoiiz
tinnss gonpentiOr BON Mtnneiota. @rz
5tere bat ftb fir abfoInte Grennun8 BON
Sirhe unb Staat, fir GeLigionsfretbeit,
fir bic Staatsf6uIe uno 9egen Sertbetz
srua bes Staotsi6ulfonos ausgelpros
men. 2ebtere i9tpeist iiber pie gauge
SErode. Die aueroings in Dttnne1ota
fsine b~rennenoe it,,
cxn Der OppofittonScOn0ention bon
mtmnslpta bGbsp sbsnio, tpis in Der re-
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@rOFi0mattDn.

5iHttmaI ksr aHitars SebH 8, TearIsn
Trdlbsai bsE GeHmeu pltas gsurl ID. lpklf.
Ten OfTI2isslariit bsRfbnb aus ksn &saa
iifs esbaneu HHe Danpbln, une btt ait.
bare H. d., pfnhfrIpH. g,tEffsh6lH d
Danpbin County. uhfnm g. Biltmbtr. f67l
iprsn 8fisbI iur abbaltnHs bsE Oar une TIT.
miHT Court aaaimttnsn @tfknenie Gntlahl.
eaHa unh sfsritIidktIiatn GrfrteneavunafS
Rslde II catTtsbHrg liir hae Geunie DanbkiEl
aahFneeH uHe an =. DleHias In SaannT. 1878,
antaussn uns iwfI @s@ta saRrrH lsG sTIaI-
babtH, II
= Dssbaib ntthsH tn Gsreutr, tlf iJrtf.
bsnstiHlff, aIeHn6nHtr unb GeHaakIsrs kss
btIaattH gcaniss Danybin birrmit bsnaArits.
llgt, baB He 90 an geeaaism Gaes, Bcrmii-
tags 10 Iibr, tauu unb halflba In pfT(eH NIL
ibTm &trprbe, 5uauifiiicnen, graminatIruen
unb ihTtH eiafntu GEtnneEunaen einiHanetn
babsu, nm has ~ ibua, mas iknen BON HINTS.
ptsfH ~ ibuH iufemmij btsyIsi1tH ale Die.
isnieeH, peIGe strt4nl& ssrbunhfH iint, ais
Ri6eT gfgtn bic @tfaHetHsn aHfIulTsisH, NIL.
Dc im esfSnsnib sen DaupbtH gsuHiy f9
btRnetu mSesH, bab lie Cd baan unh haltiba
ttnasasH, nm ibrt aiassH sOnHbTinsiH. pir
Tt@t IN.
Gtetben nntr mintr 1dnb III parrtsbuta, al,
8. Dsl. I'm 9abr bee pG9aM II, unb q,
nsuH uHe HfiinsfgafH 9ahr htr llHakk6Haia-
IfIt bsT gtTfiHiaifa GlaateH.
8. ;. ebraisr, @tsrlf.
SksEifs OfIirs m !
paHIsSura, Dst ga Da, o. 1874.
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*'Gs wsrfsn moo msbs Udi&tInTtl
bic @SultiranfbsIt bsfommsn batsn,
wfnia'n' bic iar an Drnd,r brllmmI
maTtn. ua.'tl-s
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-01-07
Mm ilnfre Qefer.

9)lit rem erffen Sanuar 1875
trat, ipie unire eeier ipohl lpils
fen ,uerben,. pas nene 9yoitseleb
in pclIe Sraft,
Wie oaiielbe pcrl6reitt 10
baben slbcnnenten eiiler 3eitun9
in s3utnnft fetm HtOffpDrtU
mekr ;n be;ab(en /; binsegen
bat aber jeoer Soeraus9eber oen
Setra9 bon SiUei Sents per
DfunO fir alie Sldfter ole
er perihidt iceeS 8ierteljahr
imt SSOrans alS 9Nprtc 81 eiIte
rt1tea!
3ieht iiloll MN in Setra6t,
DAP mir iebe &pcbe mebr
cenn fieben Mics Hsapier
9ebran6en, lme CAP jeeer Sites
pier3i9 9Sfnnb iuie9t, (9es
9cn 500 91f. rpp6eutli6), ipaS
infer papiermiiller ielbif beSeus
gen fannL 70 finber man, oaB raS
@efeb lehr priifenc auf unS
ipirtt.
Bebenft man i6lieBli6 nod,
DAP mir 8ielen Die 0StaatS,ei'
tum9" f1pn felt eSabren fenSen,
lulS 2,3,4 ia 6 unb Z SSabrelan9
3u bergen baben, 70 fdllt eS ccps
pelt f6lper auf uns, lpentl mir
jeet AUDI nod ras porto ents
rtGten mlGen
Soer fcllen mir nit Dem NreiS
eeS BlatteS aufibla9en? Sas
rare nngere6t ge9en Siejenis
gen 9ehanbelt, Wel6e ilils ims
mcr piinftlib unb rerlib te3abs
len.
Die cin3i9e 3ufludt bie unS
libri9 bleitt if Ole, eaB iptr unis
re Iiflfinbe einta0Iren. 8ir
rpereen reBbalb an ale Sol6e,
cie unS fir 5lpei uno mebr Sabrs
oIttde ld,uloeu ole Hed,nltito
lenSen, nit oer erjnSenoem Bit
te, oem l6uloi9en Setra9 uns
b06ffenS bis gum eriten 9lpril
susulenbcn. Soofentli6 neroen
Ole 3eitcn bi5 cabiil ipieber bels
ier, no ein cSerer ber be3ahlen
tpia, AUDI bc3ablen tutrn.
9lm allerliebiten mo beiteit
lpdre eS fit uns ilie audi fit Die
9lbpnnenten, ipelul eSSfrer pDr-
ausbcjGblen lpiIrHe. Silt
frObenl WInthe f0ntlteit mir bann
infer Sa9eiperf Yerri6ten, unc
ole Staats3ettlin9 81 eillenl Der
f6pnffen, beifen mo beliebteifen
8omiltenblNtter 81 nta6en.
8er ma6t ben 9(nfan9? SaS
uene Sabr bat begclinen! &C.
rabe jett ,pire Gle re6te Belt
Wtutb 9cfa6t, SremiHc! Sbr
Srn. 9t9entcn. Soanr aus 9Sert!
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Tful6twedbltI nHb SnIeftsH.

9sbs gla@tart bat lore tsienssrsu
Saftftsn, bic fa soa itr aabssn Ia ben
Snf&sbsnsn GlabIsn itrtr GHlwidluns.
GIHiss bsfalIsn bic Busi,In. wii ts'
Draktwur#, Der e&HtibsHnrHH IT,, aH'
br bic lHnssn 1idttsr, fObatS Rf tsr'
sorlcmmsn hbr br grbs. wIs ess
S&ntitswusw, wltttruui. biz aibsn'
glsss ,s pi.Ssr aus,t eis src6sn Slai'
ter, wIs bic Sabadsraup,. Ter 3dricfib
lalsr ,s., unp NOD anbsrs. tnblIa eas
Rotp, pIt bic 0tli,nfIIts. ". I. 10.
gitts bIsftr Snftittn lsssu itri eisr
In bic Grts uno aus bIsfsr sspsn im
qaHis Der 9,Ii na& ttrsn rtSslmd6t'
cen ilmwanbluuSsn Snfsfisn uns aau'
pen ttrsSr. bic Rb it an elmer tifcHei'
na Gru&tart aatrtn.
go Ianss nun br anSau ettislbtH
Gru&tart pisbu6oli wIrb, Rnest bic
nsus 0sntsatIsa bsr fhdbII&sn Snffs'
ten i4r eIsbIIHssfaltsr Dor une Hsnimi
40 unb vsrmsbrt a& bIs sisislbsn 70
aablr.i& wtrttn, bob Gin b'esutsnetr
stsiI bsr GruHt pOH ibHsn JsraSrt pire.
0tnn nun absr Rait elmer istsn Bite
btrtOIuus tss anbaus bsrfslbsn 8raat
art sin 5-6fatr Gru&tws6fd sinss'
fakrt wirb. 70 Btrtsu Die fGdbli&sn Sa'
(,ltsn, ta Fs 5-6 Sabre tintsr sinan'
br iRrss aisblIussfuitsrs qaIit ssbsH,
bsteutsab an @tuss abustmsH. Die
earssn Obu puppsn UsrfsH srsbtsH'
tkstIs bur& Sohtubsartune Vsrni&t,i
ptrbsn. unb bic aussstiIbsi'H Snitttsn
lsbrl btr 9nfinft, Rdb In sr6bsu pIdbt
80 ssrfas,n. um tsrs GIsr absaI'asn.
0oRt l,tru Ter Drattwutm uas bsr
SAnsibtpurm ron elmer M.ns, ppn
RuIturrfan,tn, unb man iann ttbbdIb
annsbmsn tob 4. tut6 tirtn 8ru&i
ws&lsl Mot pnI6suGi wHbsn; ec6
sas N siut auSnabms unb ni&t bic
Htstl.
Seller @drtntr wtie. tab Is in i,insm
tltinsu @ar.sn lttr ftwisris III. ti,
Taani,H ron fadelidtn 9nftt'sn frtl
~ balitn. Die rlrfa&t bopon 10. ta6
trOb cts 6ruaiwsaisIs bic Yaanssn
ni&t fern s,uus pou tsm Ort ssjossn
wtrbsu i6nntu. NO 1s I'm SABRE ,upor
fianhsn une fcmit ni6t auettaIb tts
Stnt6s itrsr 9nf,fhn asttn. 90 10
abu GussnfAttnlI&. ba6 it wttitr snt.
krnt bon tbrsm frht,rtm SianbOrtt tm
GsIbs Obsr @arttn tIus Jrualart A..
paunii wIrb. bitfslbt um 70 brIfns Duo.
iihisn baI, S,a Na&atlaussn Der Rt
bsiOnetrs ttimfu&subsn Suftfitn "a
tRtStSsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-01-07
Sic i6Saiiell aaIeaaer
- fir 1871. Fl. =.

1. GstbarA's RradIt TamiIIeH.
4alfaesL In aTsR lHafip. MI sitlfn SHuRra.
ilsnta stRtf AIaGe, siHE G4gafa 8amIIlm-@s. I.
eeaItafd tn Silbfrtgnd, unh Finfm rid b
6aEbtn eshTudtfn Ilml4Ias. Ftfis 20 gsuts.
@fr siaen ausefifiansi l6EHfH aaIfaesr-
sin GauiiltfHsn6 San blfikeHbsm Bnik-fir
1875 baetH nm fr tfhfHi isIiis tidfa pta&l.
galtnen.
2. Gstbarh's OuaHrirtsrsGa Garieur
Iaubs 9aIfnhtI In auariu, tbtnfals MI sIsIrr
lA6HtH SaHaEatieara uak ui1tHi SahaIt.
gTsle IS Gtnis. HE Hff
- Bitin fGsHt BamiIisn. aaIsnhtr nlrh
vtssHttF abbaHeIHns fbtf BE SInmsnin6f n
otmnfT, BE 60 eHib6lt, au1 trlrHktTs aIlfn
GFaHtH nHb SHHeltauFn RinIsmmeu leiH.
3. 0trbarb's GaIEnbfr iiif lnlaiar
eratF. IN Dstas. aug MT slfisn Hne lsar isnI.
l4en 9nHaTnilsnfH aHk sFtelluasem 9nhaII n
Tgula aHe n geTffH. gFfis 25 GrHis, Ru
eggut tatel. hfE bsIfHf 70 tisgtH aaIfnkr.
Rfs'eeEi. 2vtslatfF IL, f6fl-sii,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-01-07

FOE ber Sugenbo baIb hteber.
s0hnnes aDdar ip66ft hi6ter, benz ausialIea
miro cine 5tranie geiett iinb aatlbeit pirb
oft, lpenit and midi inner, nur9 ben ges
brau6 bieles WGttsts sebeilt. Nidts iann
oas 6aar pisper- -berltelIsn, peHn siHmaI bic
Grandchildren Serit6rt cher heren GrlieH ers
1tcrben iinn; aber bic neh porbanbeHen
'tvtsbeu bIir4. Gnpenouhs bes WlitttIs sr.
: bdIteH uno iwieeeturl tbdfig eehaaGt, ie hab
cit SHeaet 6aaTmads beruorgerafsH ntrb.
!, Snit bic ,6aare NIT einem ieigihteH Nieoers
lhIl9e ~ perllureinigsH, mirees eielslben rein
luo hiftig erbnIten. SeiH gelegepillher De-
brnuh lplrD, has Saar rcr bent Grgraneu
j peer glnsfdHeH betpdbten iino baber DOT
4ablbeit IdlteF. Die DeberheFltelluH6 oer
Qebenstbdtieteit in Der aopfbaal perRiaoert
llHo perbltet bic WilouHg pel anpt'grile,
rsl6er oft 70 nnreiaIih unp pieerlih IL: Da
oieies DtitteI prH allen ben ihdnlideu Stole
fen, tpeIde ictbe grdpdrate fur bdS 9dar
gefdbrli6 uno ungeiiuo maiden, fret II, 70
lam es benieIten MIR tpobthuu uno es ME
fdpdbiqen. 9Is elm 0dnrtoileiienflltiel III es
9uuabertrslIid. 9d es ueoer Del nc9 irs
aeno einen sSarbeltOlf enibdIi, 70 beIGuutt
es pei6es 2iunsn niht uno bod bdftet es
I1itae am 9aar llno aibt beniieIben Elm lps
piges 9Idnlenbss gusTebtn pno Elm dfge.
, nebHss Bdrflme. ~ 'kt'
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-01-07
9Tanrlee MaIashr.

NOisni&ftiSsr, ,.0oa'n mir tsr 6trv
sapp'Imsilt'E s'fauisa iassr. psI&r
pariifar Ia DOT 0tItm FIR baS Or&.R,r
abf1tsibtn fOu a.
8apsllmtifisr; !; Dor aIItm bas: pab'
Rs aabtn, bic atrdntn Der Gpnns."
WOtsni&sibtr; ,.4Is wann 2"
sapsnmiIllsr; n9is ieirnorstn frib
ststn Rtun tlbr." I'D a z
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-01-07
0ottlieb Ooang's
NrauFrei
Columbia, Ia,

Tfreut I'D felt ldnat siWs poplbfsTRneslsH
Rafss I'm sanitn Sladlt. Die STauna u
nit etH bfasu une btp6biitntn auttrn Gin.
tlaunatn stTltbsa. uns bds sen ibr bTsbuiiIii
Bier il lr6ftis. ftif6, ansfrtkm pnb etlHHh,
nur aus Wall unb prpffn. Obnf 9fimiI&unl
fh6fIl4r Sntadn,tu stbraui. = nae ttui ID
5aas pcbi ni&i aahi nnrSfbia ID btmttIsn ".
as BtaumsiAtr bab, ID felt iiarltm oerm
ausuf @tie, fhRkru gsTtnsT zen prn.
9Oltpb Dtfh, 8itrhranfr,) anashslL efITal
smintnit Stfibleune ~ biiltu Bnufs ales
mtla aneTfannt N, ane aui Iauaiabrign g..
fabtnna unb forietlteisF WEElamiEil q lDtI
btT aIbbltn 8TaasSfisu pbilaesIehia's fHstt.
- 8nfauf unisE btm 3tlIfn unh In RttaiI.
Gfntm aetbritu pnbIIlum hbabaupt unb Ten
psTrn @lHbtn inebsisnbirt tmefthIi I'D %
SsHsisisn SfHasH aab BsaiuaHssa
p T| Gottl. Usaae, 6EaHss.
8 Columbia, pi., Oh. g, 1874. rt t,I 4
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-01-07

GO IN bies Elm
3Oiletten Miiiei,
lueIbes glelds
settis anseHebln
une eeiuuo 1T.
Gs perIetbt
.grauem ober
etbIei6 TEN
! 9dare fetne
urfprausH4e
Sarbea nit
ben GIanJe
unb est Sri'
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-01-07
NTnhia nnh hsInrisirSItia.

Gin aspciat bon irldaplf&sr 6srtunft
pldSt'is @'l srO6sm GIfsr aue fitr,t Elm
arsuH'at aus; n futr enraaf fctl.
uno psRn Id In blsfsm punfte irrtn
lOuis, 70 bats 10 NOD tIHsH. Der tbsu 70
banSIs uho bswfIsitaftIs fIl.
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Su Dermienen Dner 40 Der.
3 e0ufen, $

GtHs 8dferel feiDit elm Barber.
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-10-12
The Horrible Murder Of o
School Girl.

The murder OF Miss Josie Langmaid
at Pembroke New Hampshire, on Mon
day OF last week, proves to have
been in brutality and cold-booded atroc-
ity unparalleled in the criminal records Of
New England. She started for school, a
mile and half away as usual, over an
unfrequented road, and was only missed
when her brother, who had gone on before
her in the morning, returned and asked
why she had not been at school. Feel
ing premonition OF danger her father
at once started out with ncighbor in
search of her, spreading the alarm as he
went, till in short time fully two hun.
dred men were engaged in securing the
country in all dii ections. About eight
o'clock in the evening, Mr.. Copp, one OF
the party, with the father of tho missing
gIrl, came upon her body, lying on the
back upon the ground, the head entirely
severed from the trunk and missing, and
the body otherwise mutilate6 in a manner
too horrible to describe. The scene when
the father saw the mutilated body of his
daughte was hoart.rending, and the
"nvio company Au1i1 aivuuu ni.u Ia sym
pathetic sorrow as he gave way to his
grief, The body was then removed to
Mr.. Langmaid's house, aud the party re.
turned TO the woods to continue their
search, but only the victim S hat could be
found, and owing to the latcncss of the
hour, further investigation was postponed
till the next morning. AT an early hour
several hundred persons were in the
woods, and soon found the head
of the murdered girl, wrapped in
her waterproof, about one hundred rods
from where the body was discovered. By
the road. side, also, were found the girls
books, an apple, and round from hay
rack, broken aud blood stained, with
which the deed had plainly been commit.
ted, as tho head bore marks evidently
made by some such instrument. About
halfway between the body and the head
were evidences Of severe struggle, the
ground being torn up, and the leaves
much disturbed. The town authorities at
once offered largo reward for the arrest
of the murderer, and tho officers soon ar.
rested dissolute fellow, named William
Drew, twenty-five years old, who lived
near the scene of the murder, and was
seen coming from that vicinity about two
hours after the deed was committed. The
people of the town we're much excited as
he was taken to Suncook Jail, and were
only prevented from taking immediate
vengeance upon him by free display of
pistols by the officers. Although there
arc doubts Of his guilt, oircumstantial ev.
idencc is strong against him, one of the
chief points being that the decapitation
was skillfully performcd,as if by person
used to such matters, and Drew has often
assisted his father, who is butcher, in
his work, and was known as a skillful
workman. Charles Moody has also been
arrested as an accomplish. The murdered
girl was a great favorite in the town, of
very amiable disposition and of unblem
ishsd character, being especially active in
Sunday school work and a faithful student
in the Pembroke acad' my.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-10-12
The True Test.

Richard H. Dana, Jr., at Faneuil
Hall in Boston, last Friday evening"
speaking in behalf of the Republican
candidate for governor, gave utterancc to
this frank statement The Republican
party cannot live upon its past. | never
will be the man to come before you and
ask votes for the Republican party on the
principle Of gratitude Tor past services.
You have no right to vote on that prin.
ciple. You must look only to the fu
ture, aud vote for those men and those
measures and those parties, whom you
can trust for the future" That senti.
ment has the right ring. Parties and
men and past records are empty names,
utterly void Of all value, except as they
inspire confidence of future acts But
how can we better judge of the future Of
a party than by its past ? What will
inspire confidence that any man will
faithfully and honestly serve the country
when placed in position Of responsible.
ty and trust, il his past life will not ?
Will promises unsupported by previous
acts give the assurance We seek ? Will
fair.sounding platforms and the cry of
reform and demands for honesty by the
Democratic party, whose pledges have
not been redeemed, whose record in the
past gives the lie to all preteusions to
honesty, will such unsupported clamors
for reform outweigh in our minds the
noble record Of the Republican party for
integrity, justice. equal rights, sound cur.
rency and fidelity to public trusts ? 1t
cannot BIO claimed that the Republican
party Is clear of mi stakes in policy, OF
free from the disgrace of dishonest and
incompetent officials; but we may assel I
and no one can successfully deny that
the errors in policy under Republican
rule have been comparatively few that
when any line of policy has been discov.
cred TO BIO a mistake, it has always been
promptly abandoned and that col .upt and
incompetent officials have invariably been
removed upon the proof. This cannot
be asserted Of the opposition. They
mover abandon an idea because it is
wrong The only conscience the party
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-10-12

@ While clarifying our admirable
country and looking forward with ardent
longing to the great centenary when We
may be permitted to recount with pride
the list Of our couutry's achievements il
war and in peace, We are reminded thai
it will scarcely answer, if We would pre-
serve our selfcomplacency, to make min
ute comparisons with other countries
even those with which We may compare
ourselves III general way. For instance,
In the matter Of that-crude and wicked
practice of betting and pool selling which
forms such a prominent feature Of agri'
cultural fairs in puritan New England
and elsewhere in the states. Our laws
are, perhaps, as strict, but the enforce
ment is more lax than 10 France, as il
would seem by recent announcements.
1t is said the French police have stamped
out betting in Paris Not content with
cleaning out the regular offices where bets
were made on horse races, they have pur.
sued the devotees of the turf into au Eng.
lish tavern in an obscure street, whence
the guests were accustomed TO step into
the streets to jot down their bets, in or
der to allow the landlord to hang out the
placard, mo betting allowed" This
dodge didn't work, however. The police
seized everything, arrested dozen per-
sons, all Englishmen, searched their resi-.
dences and put an accountant at work
upon their hooks. The accountant re.
ported the profits which he found accru.
ing to each one and they amount to from
s25 900 to $4,000 each. The court
condemned ten men to fine of $500
each ten to q fine of $500 each, and one
to Gne of 5000, and one to the same
fine and years Imprisonment. Thirteen
of the convicted are in the hands of the