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, 1875-07-25
TIE CITY ELECTION THIS FALL,

If there is one duty more imperative than
| another resting upon the people Of Chicago,
and ono remedy more certain than another
to correct the present Infamous maladminis-
tration Of the City Government, it is for the
people Of Chicago to nominate this fall COM
plete city ticket for all the Offices that will be
vacant, without regard to the ballot-box stuff
ed charter of 1872. For instance, this fall
Mayor, City Attorney, City Treasurer, and
twenty Aldermen should be elected, and the
reason why they should be elected is q very
pressing one. The existence and validity of
the charter Of 1872 are called in question
in the courts, and have been denied from
the very instant of its alleged adop-
ton. The honest and respectable
portion of our citizens claim, and that
saaim il well founded, that the election was
carried by ballot-box stufing and the
most outrageous and barefaced frauds. This
question is now pending in the courts ]; but
there are very grave doubts whether the suit
can be pressed forward to conclusion before
the time to elect ticket under the old char
tar, it the charter Of 1872 should be set aside
Should the '72 charter be set aside, say next
winter, then the time for election under the
old charter will have passed, and the present
incumbents will hold over for two years
longer, or until 1877, before they can be
ousted. But if the people of this city
go ahead and nominate good, capable men,
decent City Government will be ready to
take hold and administer the affairs Of the
city as soon as the courts throw out the
present fraudulent one. Otherwise no one
will be ready, and the bummers will have the
city in their grasp for another two years.
II il the plain duty Of the Republicans of this
city, therefore, to hold their Convention this
fall just as if there had been no charter elec-
ton at all last April, and nominate the very
best men they can find for ofice-men of
honesty, fearlessness, aud ability, It is
equally the duty Of the Democrats, p.rticu-
1arly of the *' Jeffersonians," to hold their
Convention and nominate as good m en- as
they can find, SO that this city
shall not be left at the mercy of
the bummers. Whoever wins in the !
contest, somebody must be responsible, and |
that somebody must be great national !
party, whether it be Republican or Democrat |
Bummers have no responsibility, and the
people Of this city are getting tired not only
Of their misrule, but Of being compelled to
organize for tho purpose of watching them |
md preventing them from completely ruin
ing the city. The two great political parties,
therefore, will fail in their plain duty and
the city to the bummers if they do
not hold their Conventions, go into election,
and choose good men to be ready to take the
administration, pending the decision on the
charter question Any neglect of this duty
would give the bummers an opportunity to
establish themselves in power go that they
may never be dislodged-
, 1875-07-25

Several experiments have recently bean
nade with railroad brakes in England which
Gro Of extraordinary interest Tbs trials
were made On the Midland Railway, With the
ordinary hrake~ Trains running ~ miles an
hour vero not stopped in Lass Han from ee4
to 50 seconds, and they ran, after the brakes.
~ere put On, from 2,3s9 to 3,2s5 feet Eight
other styles we've then TIED At vHious speeds,
hnsn Is to IS miles m hour, md the trains
xars slapped fn hum 80 10 20 ssoouda. Th@
, 1875-07-25

the reverse is the case. Numberless as the
trials have been for breach of trust, pecula-
ton, defalcation, malfeasance, corruptions,
briberies, frauds, and thefts in public Offices,
in almost every instance that we can reme1n-
Der, justice has been SO administered as to
rebound to the advantage OF the criminal
rather than of the State. Technicalities have
been piled upon technicali6es, and in every
instance they have been in favor of the GRIM
inal, although his guilt may have been as
clear as the open daylight. Of the almost
numberlesscriminals in this country who have
been tried, how many have been punished? Of
the numberless millions stolen or obtained by
fraud, defalcation, or blackmail, how much
has been restored to the wronged parties, be
it in National, State, or Municipal Govern
ments? TwEEp's famous question, 81 What
are you going to do about it p has not yet
been satisfactorily answered in any case,
and TWEED is once more asking it with ref
erence to the $4,000, 900 suit, with poor
prospect of anything but a negative reply,
There is virtually no punishment for this
class Of criminals in this country. The thief
goes unpunished, and does not even restore
the money which he has stolen, but fourishes
like the green bay tree with his III gotten
gains. More than this, he does not even
lose caste. He still remains in society, at
least so long as the money which
he has pocketed lasts. He has his
coterie Of friends and admirers, and
there are not wanting numerous 9TH
nvy tn -1r&n Ii In
confident and well-grounded expectation
that the legal quibble which, the Court
has allowed, has saved one will save all.
Even the bondsmen rarely suffer. They are
generally let off scot free. The peculator
rests little while from his laborB. The
public excitement dies away. 0nca it is
found lie will not be punished, the public
seems to care little whether the city or
county gets it's money back, and in course Of
time the thief becomes martyr, enjoys the !
admiration of some and the sympathy Of |
others and for the rest Of his life goes knee |
deep in clover, r,-either in his own or in for |
eign country. This foreshadows the future |
uf TWEED. There is slight reason to expect |
that he will not beat New York in the civil |
suit upon pure technicalhes which the Court |
will uphold Having done this he will be the |
lion Of New York, and |
will gather about him all his old crunies
and pothouse admirers, and resume his old |
ife Of swell and luxury, as well as his old
political power, ending probably in running
:or Governor Of the State, or, at least, being
'ent to Congress. If he gets loose with si1
Millions Of stolen money, there is not power
enough among the honest class in New York
o keep him out of any political Office he
wishes to occupy AL this shows low and
lemoralized tone Of society and the courts,
nd there never will be any change in the
condition Of things until the moral standard
# society is elevated and the standard Of the
ourts is completely changed When society
eases to take tinsel for gold, and courts are
lot administered to shield rogues and defeat
ustice, thieves may then be punished, but
lot until then.
, 1875-07-25

Year sfter year, the complaint comes from
tha various watering places that thu young
men ere not doing their duty in the places Of
fashionable resort Tho hot ball-roonas, the
drives, the 11ronsenades, the spring., even the
ba1>xoomg, know them no mora, OK know
chem only n inttsruiitt+ent pheunaneaa- Tha
aaea1Ax dEasIsz1 h&1Ak 6x th4 rans* fAt,
, 1875-07-25
EXTRAORDINARY ASSESSMENTS.

| erty for State purposes is to reach GO PEI
cent Of the real valuation. This end is NOT
accomplished in the aggregate; the valuar
ton for the whole State, of real and person
/ al property, does not exceed 10 per cent It
! is not, perhaps, SO important that property
should be assessed for State purposes at any
particular rate Of valuation, because the sum
to be raised is fixed one, and the rate OF
ta1 is apportioned according to the total valu-
aion- But the riminality of assessments is
to be found in the want Of uniformity in the
assessment Thus, if the real property in
this county be assessed in the aggregate at
80 per cent Of its real value, tie State
Board, in order to make It equal to 60 per
cent Of its real value, will increase the whole
assessed value Of property in this county by
adding 100 per cent thereto. This illustrates
the severity and injustice Of the want
Of uniformity in the local assess-
ment Thus, one piece Of real estate
may be assessed in this city at 100 per cent
of its value, others at 80, go, 40, 90, and
down to per cent. When the State Board
adds 100 Per cent to local assessments, the
owners pay taxes on 200, 16o, l2o, so, 40, 20,
and m nar oo,+ - To ~oa7 .ro1,a r.on, III.
r.
Ane4uant} auo 1nJosuce tne1e H 10 appeal
The property-own is bound by the local as
sessment, and the more nearly property is
ORIGINALLY assessed ut its real va1ne. the nm
portionatelv e1aater is ths penalty inflicted
upon the owner.
Mr.. DrR1cxsos. a member of tina state
Board. has lust written a letter to tha County
Commissioners giving instances where his
own property il assessed. zone pieca at mt
over five cents on thu dollar Of ita real va1na
and the other at not much oreater valuation:
vb;1a other nronertv of hin ne;pbbors of 1eaa
va,na ia assessed at mnch 1aroar 4nne
sneakinp from a 1ono erner;ence On this anbz
iect. he tbus appeals to the County Board:
Upon such examination Is have been enabled to
give to the assessments Of 1875. discover i'm
provement On the assee'"ent of 1878 md ls1t- n
~. .r;d.ne. ~ n.rin sr5 tntsn4oas1 sr.nd ~ tbs
part Of tho As.essors, that it il .srtouo question
whethaF it is not th' duty Of Some an' to eaW tho
"4o,e matter Delo.s .as u.ana !urs'
cent of #. c,. Tans ,n other nj 100 or n. of tts
ea.h value.
, 1875-07-25

ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS !--spec1a1 concl.ve Of
Chicago commAndery, No. u, E T. Monday evening,
Juiy Is ls76, for work On E. 7. Order. sm:Eng s:r
Kaights oourteousIy tnrtted. ~ order Q! toe Eaa-
Cor1 ia WILLIAMS, Recorder.
, 1875-07-25

FpHT DEARBORN LODGE, No. 214 I. o. o. F.
Members Are requested to meet ut their hall corner OF
MADISON xnd Monday, July 26 vt 10 O'Clock
l. e. to attaad tha funeral Of our late Bro James
Coun. l. ASudEHss IL Ne
n I. gcKAErFEn Sec. pTp tenn
, 1875-07-25
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

VAN RExsSELAm GRAND LODGE OF PERFEC-
TON, L. A. Scotch Rite Masous.-There Will be
Regular Assembly Cooststar1aI Hail. u honroe-st.
Thursday evening next. Work the fth and 6th De-
KrtAs- By order of E. P. Hall 7. r 6:
Ed, GOODALE, CT. Scc'y.
, 1875-07-25

EooLETs THEATRE-R.ndolph street. between
Clark and IAGAlle- Engagement Of the Union Square
Cpnap&ny. The Two QEphank.n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-15
SGun tpteoer etn Spfer SeS Ie=
bels. - Gin SSnmatt Sampfer
attf9elattfen. - Die Safa8ierc

2oubon, IA. Mai.-Gtnc 0epeI9e mel
bet, OaB Der 0ampfer ,Gitp OF Sru6els" bon
Der nSnmau- 9iuie," lueldler geitern bon 2i=
perpool mad gtetp- DOrf abfubr, an Der iriidben
Siiite gefranbet 1T. 9ie Yaiiagiere befin.
ben it6 YIN Si6erbeit. Das gSetter if
id0n.
9tew.Dorf, IA. Nai.-9ie agenten ber
DSnman &inie" erhieten folgenoe 0epeide:
y Ser 0ampfer ,Srufiels" lief beute Worgsll
8 llbr ndbreno eines bidbten 9tebels bel
Gamiore Yoint auf etne Sanbbanf. Die
Gee lit rubig unb man ertuartet, oaB Der
9ampfer bis snm Dfittag ruteper flott iein
pirb."
2onb o II, IA. Mai. - Seute 9fadmittag
2 llbr erbielten Die bieiigen Igenten Der uSn=
manz2tute" cine Sepeidle BON oem @apitGn
oes 9ampfers n@itg Of Sruiisls," pelde Die
yta6rtdt bon oem Iuhaufen hes Sampfers
beitdtigt. Der @apitdu meloet, baB Der
9ampfer beute Mtorgen Is llbr udbrenb Ell
nes ftarfen gtebels aufief, baB er ieDO6 bOffe,
gegen Ntittag mieber flott 81 ieiu.
Nem . OFF, IA. Wai. - Die Ngenten
Der Qinie erbielten folgenoe 0epeid1e bOn5rn.
Gm. Sumau: SruiId rpurbe obue Sei>
itanO 9egen llbr SOrm. fott uno iebte feline
Jteiie fort. 9aS Soot mar unuerlebt ge-
bltebeu"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-15
@nsepaiId|e SerItbte.

gum MDrSer qemorben ans
Sur6t Dor Dem gbeitaube.) = Gin
Serlluer arbetter, pelf]er felt lGn9erer 3eit
elm 9tebeSuerbdltnib unterbieIt unO pergeb.
LID bemiibt mar, bdhelbe ,auiSul0ien, iudts
lclne Abitht enOlld babnr9 su errei1en, oaR
er Dor einigen Gagen ieiner grant, melde aui
ehelide Serbinbung Orang, erSdblte, baB er
Dor Sabren in @emeinihatt nit eineul
@ollegen 2 Stunoen bon @gelu einen alteu
Wtauu auf Dem SelOe erl6lagen babe. Gr
thellte ibr ferner nit, baB er, menn 1ie ibn
nerrtetbe, ntnbeltens Is Sabre 3u9thau8 5I
eriuarten babe, mas TIN aber nidt perbinberu
iuitroe, fie mad iiberitanbener Strafbaft nm
10 lteber gu babeu; eS ieien iibri9en5 aui Die
grnlittelnn9 Oe8 MGrOer5 ieiner 3eit 800
Sblr. Belobnung auSgelett morben. 0ieie
5erSenSergieBung bate 3ur Sol9e, taB Der
Gr5abler oerbaftet muroe. Setne Serneh.
mung, lorpie Die iofort telegrapbiIf ua9
@aein angeiiellten @rnltttelungen er9abcu,
oaB Elm Otoro in Der gtdbe Der geuanntel
Staot nid]t periibt noroen uno baB CT in Der
Shat bic @ei1ifte nur ans Dem Obeu angez
gebenen 9runoe erfunben bate. @r tpuroe,
nahoem er binrei6enb 3eit 9ebabt, ilber ieis
nen geiabrlt9en Sfer5 nad5uOenten, ent-
laheu.
SIM Barrier ,,@autoiS" lieit Der befannte
frans6iiihe Wilitdri6riftfteller g8 q d. er
ieinen ganOsleuten ben Sert bariber, OaB iie
e8 ibren politliden SdriiitsGeru 10 i6wer
MAIDEN, tbneH Die gSabrbeit 81 iagen. DaS
Bublitum mil nur Beridlte, Die ieineu gtei
9un9eu ihmeiheln; 10 lpie e8 1870 NH
Ste9e8na6rthteu pollte, 10 mill eS jebt,
menn eS iid I'M oentldle Oinge banOelt, mn
iOlfe 9lrtifsl, in oenen 0eutidlano ftets uno
in allem llnreflt bat. Dabcr Die faliben
Nuffaiiunaen, Seridte uno llrtbeile, Die bier
iiber 9eutihlano uno beionrers iibcr ben
beutifen Siraeuftreit perbreltet merOen; in
gSirfliffeit itebt Die Dffentlid)e Oteinung @u.
ropas ipeit mebr auf Seiten be8 penIiden
8eihstau5lers, alS bier irgenO SemauO iei'
nen geiern 81 geIfebeu tpa9t. go 5err BN4'
ter. G8 1T anerfennensmertb, baB er ben
Dtutb bat, ben Sariieru iol6es 3u ia9en
nur titr4ten mir, baB iein anitreten tbm
oorldufig nidlt piel anberen @rfolg ais
ben Sltel elnes "Prussien" etntraSeu pirr.
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garopaiide &abelberidte.
GentfmInnn.


| Serltu, y. Wal. - Die Sorllnter
iu6unQ 0egen Die fetholiiden 8eielleuperein
in Serlin, meldne mad Dem Attentate SuQ
1nann's auf Yismmd begann 1T geidloiier
uoroef. Ser Dfientlid)e AnflGqer hat 8e
idulOigungen ge9en Die Setter bieisr Serein'
erboben unb Die Sale iperben i'm Suni SIN
Serbanblung tomnlen.
Gnelano.
2onoon, IS. Wai. - So9nton miro
einen 3lpeiten Seriud MAIDEN, iiber ben Sanal
Su idmimmen.
Gueenstom n, IA. Mai. - Der Dam.
pier ,@itp of SruiIels" traf bier elm uno
fnbr nad elner llnteriu9ung naf Stem
9orf ab.
Baris, IA. Wtai. - Wtoni. S. gemoine
1T sum Ntit9lieOe Der iran5. 9ltaOemie CT.
mdblt iporoen.
Yaris, IA. 0fai. - 9louber bat Die Ste
gierung benadrid)tigt, baB bic Satierin guz
genie feinen Sergleifl i'm Yetreff lbrer 9lu=
iprii9e an Die @ipilliite einqehen miro, lie
perlangt Die @rfiillunq oes nit ben Miniites
rium Sro9lte obgei606enen Sertrages.
Spanieu.
cant AMBER, IA. Ofat. - Die Sarliifen
baben Suetaria bombarOtrt uno Die Stabt
arg Sngerid)tet. 9as Sort unb flint i'm
6afen lie9enpe Srie9sitiffe erlpiOerten Oas
6euer.
Stalieu.
81 m, IA. Ntai. = Ser Senat bat Dem
gcneral @0ribalpt cine gtationalbelobuuug
bemillt9t.
,Wsarft nno 9osie.
2onnon, IA. Wat. - 9lmerif. Bombs
104; Neue 6iinfer 1921. grie 25l; YriOr.
sc. Seem. YOrf @entrol "a.
2toerpoo1, IA. Wtai. Saumpol(e
feit. Sberl. 7g. Srl. 8-89. Serfdufe
10 600 pn1(pu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-15

Sllr oaS auf Den 81. Dtai nmgelcstc 6 olt=
5ert oeS y&ieoertraH3e8, IN mcldlem
0apOn'S groBes SratOrium Die S66pftnQ"
aul9efiibrt perben ioll, iii $1r y. u. %lid,0H
aus gfcm. YOrf, Der 5ur 3eit bette Gtnoriit III
Nmerlfa, en9a9irt moroeu. @r rclIte lcttc
Sallon nit Dem S6omaS id)eu SrdleIer unO
errOug iocbeu AMI Dem Smeildbrigen @elaugs.
Telte III Cincinnati neuC yorbeerCn.
Die Garte fir bic . SerlGuQcruuQ Ser
u orb.I Ioeuue Don @rccnmouut. bis @el=
airzauenue lit Don Den StraBeu= =9urd)brudbSz
&omu1tiidren pOllenoet mor0en, unO in cini=
gen Sagen miro man Die erite Settion in
au9riff ncbmeu.
Sine farbigc, Der Ddtcrli6cu
: on TT c eu ~ q d) ieue HauQc,
gtamen8 Iletanber 6auuibal, murOe gelterI
aut oe8 Saters 2Sm. $. Aoanuibal Sctricb
pom 6tdter 9annibal Der Siiriorge Ger Bei=
lerungS.Iuitalt fir permGbrlOlte 9GgcrtinOer
iberantmortet.
, te . nj fratcn er 10. Q8Qr6
bleltcn geeru 2tbeu0 auI Der Gde Ser g8Gid,e.
uno SrenoutraBe untcr l5ru. Sreb. Sobu=
lon'S SOritBe, tudbreuo (or. @. u. CUNT
malo 0as Sefretariat OerIab, cine Geriamm=
lung uno itellteu fir bic nGdIlte 9God)e itattz
ftuoenoe Conventions unO gSaros Be
amten. gSabl folgeu6e @auooaten Quf: Yrdiis
bent @barlc8 Sinclalr uno u. :. Sbiplcu,
9. H. Summalt, Ytartiu Otc&artp uuo
3. y. Seltou eriter uno 2oui8 q. 0Qmmauu
uno u. Dttller Smeiter Sicez BrGTocnt, 2(lirCo
s. Sua SefretGr, Sobu 3. GoSueQ uuo
yonl8 0admaHn aaiiirer; @corg @aiiiop, s.
3. @o8nel, Benjamin gccleitou, Srar5
Sauer NIB 6rleorIb Sell gSarourrtretcr IN
Der StaocouUentiou.
Serfauf in Baltimore @cuutu.
- Die Sb. &. gS. Scnuctt & Comp. perauf
tionirteu 9eitern gtafmittag all Grt II. Stcue
ELL @runOtiid an Der DOrt 0oao, nabe gSaz
uerlp, Baltimore =@ountp, 100 bel 100 Tu6,
bcbaut nit etnem OrelitGdigeu 8obnboue,
9rnno3tnS Sl25, I'm 1915 al Soepb u.
@Obn.
9ierYptbia8z Sitter @rcrz
5tcr u sielli d q :" meld)e am 10.
b. Dt. Der Baraoe in gSaibington bcipobncn
miro, htelt geiteru 9lbCno i'll ibren lIniior.
men III tbrer 0Oae oil SaDettetraBe cine
SlBung un0 5Og oarIl, Die SBel1d)e 9icgi-
mentSmut ooran, 0urt 6agette=, @barltS-
uno Tcrln9touroBc nad) Der ,GOtbmduuC=
Oale" all B0cdltraBc, no 81 &jrduO GbaHcel-
lor ocn fItterH mJtamcH Der iSeit- -Sultimorer
9amCn eiu $aar @ul0ou5 iberreiCbtc. I'M
10 llbr mari6Wtc man nad 6OyettlnaBe ;u4
rid
8usncuc GentrHG &cputocv ngBcE.
ii d en- BurptGRoCr Srbu" nitro, ME man
euolb criibrt, uui oas pou Gretcrz, Nig6=, Slaeaz
un0 Sreubitra6c bCGrCHBte 3crrdin 6u It9bcu tom-
men, uno lein Suu etmG $llO,WJ tcfcu. DaDurb
miro Die game oortGe llm9egeno CtHcn bcocutGhocn
anbnung in @cibdtteu ernaItcn. Sic Sa5nbcs
dmten ihmc9eu nod Immer bcbdrriCb. Bi5ber tOs
ltetc Der transport Cner 2GdggOH Ea0uug BON ocr
5ulton Stuttou iu'S 6CrJ Ocr Sta0t OurtJ JlollpG=
acn SO; III Der ucuc SG1nhoi gcbout, 10 aelt Die
Spcoltiou ourd) oGn Guuuel Der nBotomac." uuo
uber one ,gtorouhe Gcntro=Sobn," uuo Der Grnus-
port fuitet dui oleem g9e9e uur S., ioouB an icosr
g8Gggon brdbt 81 g6part Terocu. - y Hmertt lei,
oo6 Die 8GBns@cielld3dit ieet occ Staot Si5,0uO
3Iuien iduloet.
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Nnflage geSogen muroe1, BON Der Serfol9un!
nod meiterer 6Gle aber abgeieben parb
2. bes betiigeriI6en Sauferotts 3. Der Inter
| ihlagung unb bes Setrugs; 4. Der llrfunben
fdli6uug; 5. Der Sefted,ung zines SrieitrG
gers; 6. Sbeilnabme an benz Inttspergeber
zines YoItaiiitenten. - Ser beiben letter
| Serbre6eu ioll iid) Sdmid l6ulbig gemadDi
baben, nm ieine iibrigen Setriigereien su Der.
beden. - Die gerhanDlungen enoeten banit,
baB Sd)lpid nit SeSug auf Die bier erIterl
Punfte fir i1uloia beiunoen unb su ahtjdbs
riger 3ndtbausitrafe unb @hrperluit auf a4t
Sabre uerurtbeilt murbe.- Die Der UtttI6ulo
angeflagten Boitbeanten purben frelgelpro=
6en.
Die Iftiondre Der Mort er II
pa ic 9 abn tperben hin enoltd)
aus ibrem Sangen unb Sangen erlDit meroen.
Sbre Soffnuug auf ben Iusbau Der Sabn
nno Die eoursitel9erun9 Der Iftlen hat itd
ais eitel eripielen. Slnnen &urSem miro bic
Sabn 5u ben Sinsen geh6ren, Die gepeien
ltno, fie pirb inter ben SamTter fomnten.
5id)ter SlatdforO erlieB porgeitern in ytelps
y)orf Elm 0efret, bur1 ipelf1e8 Der 2luftionss
perfaui aller 3ur Sabn geb0riaen 2dnOerelen,
lopie oes geiammten iibrigen@igentbuns Der
@eielljhaft auf ben erlten Wtonta9 fommen.
Den NuguitS fefrgelebt iplro.
0Onnerltag Ibenb iiberfuhr Der ambop-
3ug Der n4eunplpania .Sabl" am Dturrapz
itraBen llebergange III Temarf, N.=S.,
etnen 38- jdbri9cn 9clltideu, 9tameus Srbr.
@liidtabt, peld]er ndbreno ben letten Baar
Monaten als Yboto9rapb III benz Itelier beS
5rn. 8. Spabn beifdfti9t gepecn, aber leit
lettem Samtag me9geblleben mar, ohne DaB
0r. Spabn erfabren, uobin er iib gemenoet.
Ser Mann mar auf DerStele tobt. Der 6tnz
tertbeil bes S6doel8 bate etnen lhmeren
Srud) erlitten uno Der linfe9lrm mar seridnlet>
tert uorben.
6r. Sranf 3aper @i6wenbuer,
etn langIdbrtges sUtitslieb Der bentlhenBreie,
ift um Moutag in @lepclano georben.
Cine Oepeide aus Sraiilien via Son>
bon melDet Die 9ispenfiou Der vSanf BON
9tio.".
Sn Der Miinse BON SanSransisco
lpurOen allein uorgeitcrn 1908 llnSen Sob
Su Oregon miro cine Spesial. GorgrsB<
tuaDl ber1lfen iperDen, lpeld)e DlIrd) ben SOB
oes neueripdblten @on9reBmit9ieoeS 0oiu
n0tbtg mnroe.
Ser Maidinilt bcs campers vSenator,"
lpel6er fiir5ltd5 i'm !6afen BON Yortlanp,
Oregon, in bic Suit fog, tit unter Sirgid]aft
geiteut morben, I'M fid tuegen SoDtiala9s
su oerantnorten.
Ser 0teciprocttdts geltra9 3ipiifen ben
Ser. Staaten unb Samai ipnrbe am
IL. b. Dtta. BON Dem &0ui9 &alafaua ratt=
Tairt.
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Gin 0eieBaeber platoirt Ses Ste6:
itGttlS fdtttIoit.

0apts. Yoitmctiter BON ltnion-5prin9s, be
fannte ftd] bente I'M SunoeSgeribte i6uloig
@elObriefe unterl9lagen 81 baben. 3el
Otitriftsanlpalt pldiOirte baber pegen mil.
oeraoer @riinpe fir Die serinslte 9eiebli6 81.
laiiige Strafe, welGe Der @eri6tsboi Dem
9lngeilagten and auferlegte, 6 Dtonate Sc
fdn9niB uno 9tiiderftattung Der geftoblenen
@eloer. 0aui8 mar 1872 MitglieO Der sc.
ietgebung uno ftimntte fir Spencer ais Sc
nator. Sur5 barauf puroe er gum Poitnei
5ter pruntrnt
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Set StperiorsSee nod tntmer
attaefrurett.

Soronto, IA. Wai. = Ser 9afe Supe=
rior tit nod immer nit bidem @iie iibersoaen
uno iinb nod, feline an5ei4en porbanbeu, oaB
es balo aufbrehen miro.
Sn eiuem Geb1li bel @loucefter, g..
S., murbe geitcrn Die 9eihe zines Mannes
BON 80 Sabren init ourdldnittenem 5alle
gefunOen, sur Seite lag Elm Sdubna9trmei~
ler. Der Mann mar gut getleibet uno in
lelner SaidIe fanb itd) cine &arte nit oem
gtamen seopOlo Sort, fr. 5O65, ct. 3arD's
Solpital.
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Gin beratpeiielfer Scl1tdlfblan

You9bfeep pIte, Jt. y, a. Ytat. =
WdbrenS beute Morgen Der mad Neip= Yorl
iabreuoe 3ug burb ben Sogen bel Slng.
Gina fubr, iprangen pier Serbre9er aui Die
9ofomotipe unb slpansen NIT porgebalteuer
&epolperu ben 9omotipfiibrer unb 5ei5er, iid
su entiernen. gle frppelten bann Die 2OfO.
metipe los, fubreu nit ibr iliomGrts nno Der.
lieBen iie brei Gleilen n6rbltb BON Sarrp.
towu. SeiOe Sptten Der @pltnoer iinb &C.
broden. YOli5ifen fnb binter ben 6liidt.
llnsen her.
9rei Der 6liiatlinse fnb pieber einsefan.
gen, oem Sterten 1T man bart auf Der Spul.
Oteielben batten bic 8leiber oeS 9ofomotiu=
liibrerS unb Sei5ers 9eltobleu.
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s6tiibrt.dl aitf bober see.

San 6ran5t c o, a. Wfat.-Jtadlridl,
ten bon Sibuep, N.s9. .=9S., melpen, oaB Die
na6 Brisbane beitinmte Sarfe gSt. Mag.
nus" in Die Morton-S einlief uno eincn
2ootien on Soro nabm, porauf fie tuteber
in See itah. Im fOlgeuoea Gage fano man
tie fielobeu auf benz Oteere treiben. Gin
Oampfer iudte mad, Der Manni6aft, fonnte
aber gtiemanoen iinoen. 0aS Sabrseug &c,
bSrte benz @apt. @aiterbrouf BON aOelaibe
tfriiber gotOn), welder nit ieiner gan5en
Sanilte umfan1.
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SerHttfd,te SepefNeH aus
yeeftzW

0ew sgorf, IA. Mai. -5eute uurbs
Die 2eihenlbaI iiber Die bier Sinoer bon
@oita, Die uorige gSOde infolge Der @oaiiior
zines Oampfers nit benz 3aiifabn Nr. 5 er.
traufen, beenoist. 0us Seroift la1tete
rOur1 3ufall ertrunfeH." Die @elbpore.
nen rietben ben Dampfern, bei'm 0anoer
grDbsre Soritd1t su gebrandeH.
- Sob 1853.
- Ser llntsrid)atmciiter sablte beute als
Sntereilen $4,000 uno fir eiu9esoSene Sb.
= Die 3ol @innabmen betrusen beutt
1921 700.
= Ser Spir. Ethiopia" traf BON @las.
,o.,, h;o, ctt1
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0erttrtt,eiitttta BON Wf0rScr.s

q IL a II a, 9a., IA. Mai.-Orel Jfeger
lpurocu beute in spei peri9iebenen MorOs
Pro3elien l1nloia befunOen uno perurtbetlt,
am 4. sunni oieies Sabres 9ebdnst Su wer-
ben.
gtew II, N.zS., IA. Mat.-Sm Su'
preme-@ertdlt BON Suiier=Gouutp murpe beute
Sobn 9ugbeS oeS WiOrbeS I'M eriten @raoe
iiberfiibrt. Gr miro aul 81. os. gebangt
t,prApu