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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wnTEsroSe TELEGRAPH LINZ

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wnTrEsroSe TELEGRAPH LINZ
steamer state Of Inaiana ar s1dler 9lassow April
baldwin ca Apr |! lat Il ~ Ion ~ ~ saw large
bsaGa CASE rN sane Jay, steamer sIyaa lBrJ. irOn
Steamer ayss Ora campbsu glasgow April via
Moyne .th van Ipase aad pas'snssrs y Mgns sssS s
seamer. bound ea,s 18TH lat - SIS lon q ~ an ssge
s ss ssas :s SIaar Ssa. BIZ SsSss Tor liverpool
miles az 40 o. , ca eaa ag ia5n DO M dS y niles Do
Oiao sa,k rgssd s.saWsr osaa1 sss An, and
scas6a Oa win mdse and 70 0sl.
T Tsash sea 90 Apf R'i y rom noon
ss:s Pass ss.d s ssaay S1 aoos al
L y passed ;.sA s9 hspas GER E F0S sas sa
ssoSl IL sisn1i pound q; It6 lat q n, Ion
ii ssssd aa Mas iss PfaAa
snip lialnIton Flsh, rysnt, Liverpool Y days, with
snip y inspector soi Gieenoc Thomas ercsnock Fob
n yla fais s1s lon 81 Dad sW
II which os oy m BEAM sn but nto faSa ior
repairs; March a lat &c signaIied snip showing
sars henrietta seSn DER wupper Manila lOs days.
.s, sugar Easr 70 jan cSSs Or Good ops
crossed The Ecas,of March "a IN Ion 50 %; had nns
BARK @ rOnnsson Bristol March ao is In BAL
bsrk Rrey wogeersin Ger. Jenss Gloucester, via
HAMPTON Roads " DAYS IN ballast 70 Funcn. Edye 4
Og,ark Diana Nor, Roth. plymouth March IL in bal
Lass 10 TOBIAS Co Anchored At SANDY hook for or
sarx Gina CSOrl Jansen swansea via Providence. RI,
dlys IN ballast Y yDAs SS.lv1 Ar d.vs IN hal
bsIh - ~ = 49,. sneaar.d IN dravasend
last ~ lcths Do1AH"' - ~N~ -
bay W y A.. 1,a.o yNoy, otsen Charente 40 DAVIS
bafN AIa . 9 t * D Il f.h 49,, a 10
Win pTahat, - ~ io psraso Genoa 81 ia - IN
bsss iusyua sy.a Passed IsibT Altar March d
bark Rosetta utaD' Cossa. GENOA Jan - WIN mAioo
aud rass " otaet.n v.n.r. to,harc - A,vs IA hal
, baIA rAtols 49, ~, DtuA~""s' oS -
Ast " - tr,.n pra1o Caoito "a dava
bArk Tf.Ecito $3.50 -, - n. \ ~ - 49,
Win - y ~ o1lel =. -, naf'n - Paiermo a
BarA Lsaa ~ tire. $500 ~ poyd a M nc
DAYS Win .u4t ~ ~ !, ~ 80, fe' ~ S'~ = ~
ken FAse1 OlD.ei'As 500. "a to. Nth an
saFS heu4F Z sis.e aay y v,r.as iy,i.r ~ o.
gar y iowa leify ~, 1850, ,y N 800, - sn a.
was Gay nor " ~ -. 49,, = a. .s1,,a n
BARK Isis kooau ~ w. 'vs.sci - Rnsa - aine.
DAYS, VITA Sugar 70 /" ~ Mssns ssssl ~ 2 ss.
Ken. pFl - =, w 80 M, s.,cn i..t anI snfit
from - ny. iAsuhs ~ uSuis W "H1S' '"'e ~"1 sp'
several sails L =. ..,..., rAt c,aoc,.ro. "a aava
BARK Ter - 20 ~ AhlLsNsh nou' N'e""'SO' -'-'
with sugar ~ y rnMAeI $3.50, ~. u..oova.
ARK ShadWlcN ~ a - $500 ~
10 aaVSs Win SUGAR W i1unsA oihiea w. $500 -
master -, -. S..t.. GA
Brig oandideLzA LauIo ataL 49, la S''
win nose 70 aeAse- ,ra.o nas,ra u
BRIG Don Jacint9 " y ~. H. u.s.. NJ snes
days VIII Hult 70 an4shro, - - $500
ssby Rystlse wIiseS. fsgpico 2 days with hemp
hides and fasuc - Wilson Co. -. ,,...o, +.
a, sS, ~ lagxvaoi ke I'd PIN Norwood Co;
= 80 u y, I,tin ~s'lnsraaam 4 4, .
seNr Seaysr Gladdln sagua 20 daya with sugar TO
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY APRIL IT s75s-TRIP1E


MISUNDERSTANDING, brig Camille lBr,. craig. New
York.
MEssINA-aaied, .wandtered,n Tor New York.
QUEENSTOWN, April l6SaIed, steamer City Of Cnester
(Brl Lelrch urom LIVERPOOL, New York.
SrAvAScER March 30-Arrived, ship Harald Haariager
Alvorsen, Pensacoa.
TExRL April l6--sailed. bark johanna (Ger) Koepcke
Qrom AmsterdGn) New York.
TRAfEE April l5-saied bark Royal Harry CBr', VIE
ncrs United States
LONDON, April l6-ship George Hurlbut, Mason from
Mobile for Reval, which arrived OF Elsnore April 2.
was subsequently, in collision. having buwarks ana
planking stove. ana put into Elsinore to repair
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THE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE
ALnAsr. April 10. 1874
nrfra nrponTNn.


BILLS nxPonrKD
~ Mr. JoHzsos-PrOvidioE for The appointment Of
Commission 70 investigate and report upon the dkposi-
non to be made Of TIE lateral eanas
Also 10 authorize tax 70 pay awards made by Canal
Appraisers
BY NJ. RonKRrsox-To facilitate the clgung In.
solvent ana dissolved insurance conpanieA
Also adversely the bill providing FOR regulating the
mode oi admission aud allowance 10 practices Of attor
neys and counseOrs coming from courts Of other sassA
Agreed 70.
~ NJ soorn-For the prevention or adaltsrasOn o.
niIEs pAs.nD.
THIRD Judicial dstrics u the cry q sew rork
nv. uon,,, Ills ists.sscfo =, ........ -,
Eew York city and correct lie sssent for
Ine outlet lever IN ElghIeth aud other streets IN sad
Ihe senate went Into eonmittes o. the Whos on the
~ PlassETEn saia this question Of removing ssAts
phcsrs had been TOO 0ug deferred The proposition 70
lave me senate order the 4 tree from
lbs power sxcia1vsiy lie thought 1 never would 6s
ebased " aay soyeraor We are LIVING N evil days.
rnis body polite WITH rs head gt Wasnlngtoa rhe
country ara arryine re canosrus sores mo III gub,ic
places Lhe cancer must Be removed and with me
Ihc bll WAS progressed and the senate made Il the
special order oF TUESDAY morning.
The foliwOina bills we're considered IN cOnmit,se o.
Tsgaiagn9 grading ana Inprovias streets in the
sisy 81 sew iorn vragsea - sD se eY t Ss YORK
Ordered 10 a third reading. -. -
branches 81 toe sew YORK city government OruoFsd
1ii1 rus GOVERNORS vrro.
me Sovsfpor SEQ, ~ ssIg Ms.aSs 81
Of gsfsaln railroad eompahsAu
-. -. " ~ ~ AAhsse.~ ..h~nSt,v amd %
49, s y ~ sss r.Yss 81 s Y: T Ys vas
rae D rsauvs sEa ssns. 80 =.
~ sse s Sis@ sasisass y - ="
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Bark Dunloe Or. Batten from London for United
States March IS. latH ~. Ion IL %.
Sup aGe Ontario Ssr. from LIVERPOOL for Montreal
March 81 lat 81, Ion 10
Bark "yenette' reported AMI. bound SOUTH March g.
lat &C.
english bark. showing signals wSB %, from Pen
sacola March 3D. LAT 50 N. lon Il w.
schr Cygnus from NayagucZ for Boston. April Is 40
miles SsE OF Highlands 10Y pilot boat Moses Grinne
No 20l.
German vessel showing oBTBP 10, from Hamburg
for San Francisco. Feb IT, iat5 ), Ion % W.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents ami ship captains are
informed that by telegraphng 10 the HERALD London
Bureau. No IS Fleet street the arrivals ami depart
ures from European ports ana otaor ports abroa ~
American all foreigl vessels tradinK VITA ths
United States the will cablei 10 this country
charge ami pubusnei
Persons DESTROYS OF communicating with vessels arriv
ing New YORK. DO by addressing such vessels
OF HERALD yachts pier mol East River. Now
YORK Leiters received all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered Duplicates reaalrsL
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LIgnIhOuse IuHpe
Philadelphia, April Is. 1873,


Arrived at Barbados March IA brig ADAMS
Browneli, OF M, 80 bus OIL 80
letter nom Capt Suadingion, OF schr FRANKLIN NB.
reports nor Fort Stanley. Falkland Islands Feb 4,
with s43 seal skins and 2sJ lib elephant oil all we'll
leave for che Franklin has been telegraph at
Pernambuco, March lbl. Reports heard ron schrs
Thos Hunt an Charles Shearer, OF Stonington, with
ley shin Josephine, Long, Nh arrived Feb s. oil not
and south Atlantic oceans schr simmons Potts, Of
had very heavy weather at South georgia few
elephants TO be found
March 22 1878 with lo6bb Oil;
pecfed 70 be at Barbados last Of Nay.
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me bill to regulate remedies for
ments In the city OF Brooklyn.was passed
The senate adjourned until Monday evening.
JUSTICES COURTS.
motion Of Mr. WooDH the bill passed in the Senate
last night relative TO justices courts recalled from
the Assembly.
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SAILED.

Steamer Mas Dutch tor Rotterdam; ships Oasis
(Brl Bremen; ireshope Br, Lonuon Carrie Reed, San
francisco; otaea tBD, IRON Liverpoop. 3" bark
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice Is hereby given that the first class iron Duoys
marking respectively AcCre's Shoa and Fifteen Foot
Shoal. entrance to Delaware Bay have disappeared.
They will 10 re placed a possible.
q Is WHITE, Commander USN,
Lighthouse Inspector, Fourth District
Philadelphia, April Is. 1874
roo BILL AT BUzzARDs AND wooD's HOLE. MASS.
Lighthouse Boari gives notice that and after
April ~ ISIS there wilt be sounded, during thick ana
foggy weather at Dump ne ROCK Light station. hug
zards BAy Mass q iog bell struck by machinery giving
two blows IN quick succession alternately with single
blow OF 80 seconds The bell tower IL located
90 feet south OF tho lighthouse.
Also that during thick and togRy weather there will
be sounded AZ Noboaoue 20 NJ the nornery side Of
tho entrance to Woods Hole Harbor, Mass log bell
STRUCK BY machinery giving twu blows in QUICK success
sion alternately with single blow ~ intervals OF thirty
seconds Tbs bell tower located III eet soutnwsss or
the lighthouse
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Saas. lDsai..atioa.l


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or APRIL AND MAY.
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PROCEEDINGS OF YEsTERDAYs SESSION OF THE
JOINT INVESTIGATING cosdanrIEE--THE EVIL
DENcR OF ExPERTR
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-07

The Virginia Enterprise makes the
following reply to the slurs thrown upon
the State of Nevada by two San Fran
cisco journals. and which are freely
copied and circulated by some Eastern
papers:
The State of Nevada tas done more than any
other state Or Territory. for years past, to fur
nish the mxt.rial through which tho credit Of
the nation is maintained, through which the
value of property IN New York city. even. is
kept 10 its present figures it has had less help
from the General Government than any other
State If tine Union it hss never asked for auGht
in charity; the balance of trade has perpetually
wealth per capita than those Of any other State:
tine product Of Nevada injuries no one, gluts no
market. but rather makes the markets Of the
whole las, better: it is making of San Francisco
a city Of palaces. and helping to keep New York
tt e metropolis of the country.
That is SO, the people Of Nevada and
the mine owners in San Francisco are
following IA legitimate busiDess-which
takes 10 bread out of any working man s
mouth in this or other places. but gives
employment to thousands East and West
ID supplying their wants. Its product,
were it ten times greater. would not only
make Nevada and California wealthier,
but would revive the decaying industries
Of the East and bentf FL all civilized conn
tries. The nation prospers by the in
creased yield, and no class is excluded
from participation in the indirect gains.
The only hard feeling that grows out of
mining arises from the struggles Of
spectators to snatch an undue share of
the direct profits. The indirect profits
thrown into San Francisco spread like
the widening circles in CLASSY pool
until they embrace the whole worlds.
7. Post.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-07

Or THE PANIC and the cocrate ques-
tion of the real value Of the mines. the
Enterprise has the following statement
in its mining article of Yesterday: W ne N
the California street battle Is Over-when
the dead are buried and the wounded
are heaied-and the mines come to be
lOoknd after again, and taken INTO con-
sideration again, it will be found that
none of the vast wealth which produced
the grand excitement has disappeared;
but that on the contrary, explorations
have been made which prove it to be all
that was anticipated There is to-day a
vast deal more ore in sight in all parts
of the bonanza mines than at any time
during the excitement about them. What
were then mere coDjectureS are now well
established facts. Where it was then
merley snrmised that ore would be found
in the CONSOLIDATE, d Virginia and Cali
fornia, il has now actually been eneoun-
tered, upon and assayed. so that there
can DO longer be the shadow Of doubt
in regard to either its richness or its ex-
tent The drifts driven into the Califor-
MIA from several different points have all
reached ore of extraordinary richness
and of great, though yet unknown ex-
tent for it that part of the California in
which the greastest width of the bonanza
is supposed to lie nothing is known of
its eastern boundary line. except what
may be conjectured' from the course of
the east clay wall in the two places
where it LAS been cut in the Consolidated
Virginia. Thus We see that We have
great stampede and scare about the bo-
nanza, while we are yet almost wholly
unacquainted with its true dimensions
and coarse-we say scare about the bon
ANA, for the bonanza is now blamed for
it all. through in reality the bonanza
had little to do with the great stock
massacre in San francisco, it being up
here all the time minding its own bust
ness. The crash in stocks has not in
the slightest degree weakened the faith
of our people in our mines. On the con-
trary, We have seldom seen a season of
greater activity in PROJECTING. The mo-
ment that new and heavier machinery is
needed by any company it is promptly
purchased and brought upon the ground
and the same Is the case with new com
panies; as soon a. they are down a suti-
Gent depth to require machinery, MACH
merry is furnish. Excellent and rapid
waA is everywhere being done. whether
in gold and veil opened mines or in
those fhat are Just sinking their first
shaft. BY the use of ni,roslycerine and
giant-power, and by the aid of good
machinery. large three-compartment
shaft is now put down about as rapidly
as were the old round shafts in the early
days. Below We give such information
as We have been able to collect in regard
to what is being done along the Com
stock lode.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-07

The Carson Tribune says the Supreme
Court cannot move to this city for the
reason that the Constitution provides
that the Office Of the Clerk of that tri-
bunal shall be at the seat of government.
Then, If the Clerk cannot appoint a
deputy, the seat of government will
also have TO be transferred to this city
that Is, with the permission of the
Trib,ae--Ente1rrise.
We are in the habit of letting our
neishbor ish. his own battles; but in
this case it may not be out of order for
us to say that insofar as the above iusti-
fies a riShtful reference to the whole
train Of circumstances which belong to
the history of Sandy Baldwin S notorious
and shameful evasions of the law OF
Congress which directed him to hold his
Court at the State Capitol, it is not in
the best of DISTINGUISHING it fairly
chargeable to the Clerk of that Court
If law officers themselves are guilty OF
deliberate evasions Of the letter of the
Law which is passed for their action
how can it be expected that others, less
conspicuous, will observe the spirit o.
he enactments passed for their guild
ance.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-07
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL. :

Washington, February o. Butler IN
his speech to-day said: My deliberate
conviction Is that the reason why many
of US do not come back TO the next Con-
cress is because We did not pass this bill
a year ago: because We we're a do-nott-
ing panty: afraid of our shadow, l speak
out Of nv mouth. Nv successor is a
very clever gentleman, but he could no
more have been elected than he could
be translated to Heaven. as was Elijah,
if he had not agreed to stand on the
doctrine OF equal rights TO all men be-
fore the law on every stump IN my dist
rict. Why we were beaten, was because
the Civil Rights bill was not an aceomp-
hshed fact.
Butler herein hints at the sorry truth
of Republican moral co.ardice. If the
Republican patty is dead it is dead Of
its own non-resistance to the cunning
assaults of its enemies. An epithet
from pack of rebel murderers fixed the
title OF Beast upon brave Ben Butler;
a lying Bohemian was able to rob the
country of the services of one of the
brightest intellects of the country by re-
failing a contemplate Islander upon
Matt Carpenter; all but the time servers
and back-biters have been maligned and
stigmatized; and hypocricy, pretence
and falsehood have frightened Republi-
cans from their propriety and come near
giving the country over to the tender
mercies OF the Copperheads and Rebels.
We would rather see a brave man like
Butler who hates humbuggery and pre-
tense. King of the country, than that
the liars that have barked at his heeh.
and the towards who have stabbed him
in the dark should be saved from an in
slant and utter humiliation
The Civil Rights Bill Is right. 1t
oush, to have been passed long ago. The
people, who have a sense of justice and
a love for that which is courageous and
self-reliant, are always to be trusted.
Congress has been trying to re-elect it.
self. not to save the country. The In
vestiGation mania has usurped the place
of Legislative Action for the preserva-
ton of Law and the conservation of
Justice. Every Republican sneak has
apologized for the outspoken utterances
and undissuised acts of Republican
manfulness. Men who owe their all to
the Republican Party have bottled. like
beggars ont of its ranks when failing OF
an office; and the very Genius of Pusil-
lanimity seems to have stood guard at
our widest gates. The most dangerous
and villainous Press that ever was per-
mitted to revile the names of respected
and patriotic public men has stood over
the towards of Congress as with whip
of scorpions; and well-meaning, but de-
luded and weakened men have good
ishly apologized away the very morale
of the Republican party and permitted
themselves to be abashed in the brazen
presence of Incarnate Falsehood.
Let us not be frightened by epi.hets;
ct Us $, stain our principles by remain
ing by our organization BY all that is
Just and fair and courageous. the Black
men Of this Republic are entitled to the
legislation aimed at by the Civil Rights
Bill-for loyal black man still contin-
hes to be better than any rebel: and no
Republican who is not a coward will
consent to surrender the Freedmen into
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-07
Protestant Church Attacked BY a
Mob.


CRY OF MEXICO, February l.
On the evening of the 26th of january
a mob armed with wachetes and rifles
attacked the Protestant Church recently
established at Acapulco by the Rev. Mr..
Hutchinson. Superintendent of the Pres
Lyterinn Missions. Hutchinson escaped
to United States an-of-war IN the
harbor. General Meja. Commandant Of
the Castle, ordered out the troops, who
charged the mob. Four MeXicans and
enc American were killed and eleven
Others wounGed. More of the rioters
were arrested. An Investigation is in
progress and reinforcements have been
sent to the city to protect the Judge who
is making it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-07

The FAvoETTE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon.
corner Of King and OrmsDy streets, is becoming
the fs~orite resort Of this city. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer, while the
best Of wines, liquors and cigars are, also, sold
at the bar first class billiard Table for the
amusement Of guests. 4 cold lunch at all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recomme L.
dations TO public favor. Z. K. Brown is the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-07
The Treason . BILE Letter Of j. Youn.
Brown.

WASHINGTON, February 5.
The letter Of John Yourg Brown, read
by Butler in the House to-day, was writ
ten by him to the Louisville C0srier in
1861, in which he admits having declared
at public meeting that not one man
nor ore dollar would Kentucky furnish
Lincoln to aid bin in bis unholy war
against the South, and that if the North
ern Army should attempt to cross the
borders of Kentucky it would be resisted
to the death. and that if one man were
found in the Commonwealth to voiun-
teer to join he ought to be. and would
be, shot down before leaving the State.
Hale's objection to its reading was that
it was reflection upon a member of the
House, and Butler desired its introduce
tion on the ground that it was from the
official report made by the Election
Committee to the House. and the Speak
er sustained this view.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-07

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
~ the undersigned. Ex-cutrix of the above
named estate, to the creditors of, and all per-
sons having claims against. said deceased, to
exhibit the same with the Necessary vouchers
within ten months from the frst publication 81
this notice. at the LAW OFFICE OF T. W. W.
DAVIES, in the Rinckel Building, Carson City,
Nevada.
Dated. Carson City, February, 1873.
SUSAN E. CLAYTON,
EXeCutrix.
Tw. W. DAVIES, Attorney for Exeeutrix.
fei-lmd
, 1875-10-15
Gngian0.

.2pnbon, 13. Sft. Scute 1T aoced
~nunsstas al Der @f,,enbD ie. Ser San=
fcrptt BON Senrp S;ra6on prloe a'l9e=
nelbet.
9ie vMo,tb~ 1o9t 6eute, @laOTont
babe feline Samilie perlideri, sr 'pefo'
Die 6ibrerl6uit Der Slberalen ME tple-
bee iibernebmen.
2pnbon 10. Stt. Scr 9sltern pu
blisirte Momiralitdtsbeyi9t wiso Don Del
2onoorer Yrelie i6arf i%.'i'litt. Sle
Zines" ia9t beute Mforsen in ellen
Mrtitel ilber bic 5rose, IS Jet mNt de-
baB Der 8sri6t Die Gegel pol l:GnDl9 Elm
balts, Dap Die B%coingunsen oes SIelles
in Der Miarine pbne @unlt Ooer uaiei=
i4leo Der Ysrlpn alIre9t erba!ten ioer-
ben l%olten. rSailp Nelps" unD Self
graph" m~ibbiaisen ben Sel,4t sle.9=
taas. 9os Ge9ierungsolson vSton-
baro" ia9t, oaB Der 8ett4i MIDI m:bs
Mnerfennuns finoen wsrOe, als oas oe-
ridtistc abmiraliia.s Gir;rIae User
Hihti9e 5ilapen.
, 1875-10-15
3alaaOuGt prpefAsn.

Moutre al, Can, IS. Oft. Sier
einsetroifenen Na4ri@ten snloI9e se=
ldab Die 8erhaftun9 BON Mi6ols. Dem
perbuiteteu 8antoirsttor. uno leinem
Subne in 81. gu9nltius 6Ia., our@
ben @ebeimpolisiien Sarrp Oa.ns aus
ysep Dorf. Der bel ben 8eioen $4,000
poriano.
Ottow %, Ia. Stt. prof. 9airb
au @olbin9ton bat benz sill 9ereioeparte
ment 100000 2o@seier aus Der Staats
Sii6brit= anItalt gu sacramento iiber=
ianot. saY a
Calais, Mte, IS. Sftober. Gin
Mrbeits-8 abrsug, beltebeno aus elmer
9otomotipe uuo bier Was9ons. auf Der
nNelu : 8rund 8obn," itir5te 9eltern
Fbur9 cine temperate Bride nabe @elt-
Nnoouer, g. g., nobel Sobn McDo-
nalo, Ser 8aumeilter, setDbtst uno 5
Mdpner mebr ooer weniser uerlest Wur-
ben.
Ytttsburs 9, IA, Oft. Sic Sobcl-
mtble unb 9aul@reiner- Moterialien.s6 a