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14Et3AO TEHUEHHt
Outstanding legal tenders. el80, III, 900
BOSTON.
!speetai Nis,ntch Ia Ths Chicago Ttiouns,

Spec!dl Nisua{eh 70 TIA Chicago TFjouns,
DosTos, March l2,-Work will 5000 hegiu on
tho uufulshod buildings On tho Back Bay burnt
district aud other parta Of tho city, aud thene
operations will give employment to many mo-
chanics and laboEers but wo arc sorry 10 say
that tue esootiou Of uow ato1es aud houses will
not be extensive. In tho suburban wards Of tho
city tho mouey sunk in dwelling houses
could be counted hy millions. Hundreds
OF houBeH arc not worth the mortgages OH
them. Many Of them aro not occupied, and
eone Of than mover should bo occupied. It Ia
said that there are houses enough built In Dos.
ton for live years Of good business to con,o. II
so the prospects for our mechanics tho Co,aiug
wear arc very poor. Tie Hack LAY daiaess Ia
likely Ia continue and Investments tn bu!lding-
lots In that locality for speculative PURPOSES ara
not likely to Prove very lucrative for solne years
to como,
, 1875-03-13

load law in lilo seotiou compelling Supervisors
to Herye.
Merritt sa!1 tl,cro vas quite ~ much roahon
for tho aecinv aa ti1oro wae for compelling Jury
service. III fact. thero whB moro Councilman
ecrycd wholly witlnat rag. wto 1urorA received
ttieit - per ,lar. Aftrr further discussion, o.,
morton Of afcCoy Tie motion to strike ont mas
tabled.
Tho amendment offered bv 1]arkor mas adopted.
Il makes 4 fallMIo IL accept q hont III either
lraei Of the Council when e1ectoti thereto nul,-
Incl tho party refusing TO d 1onAlsy nut oxcrod'
ilg :sl10 NOR losa limit $50, recoverable By action
of Ttiuht. Tho Jill was orderci ougrosscti and to
a tl,iid reading, without ntncutlmeat, cxcept lit
n.oro formal phEaseology.
,inRE lSyEs7InArInH.
Thus nlch for busit,nss. nn,i tho bnncombe
logan. tlaEler u{ferod resolution Tor ihc nf.
roin.mcns ot caaal.ttco to nluite anu rauoIt
By what authority tho pay. Of tno CIerk Of u:
itanso {SteiMam1) a.'d Secretary at
esnt ts s'n,ts 1.s,1 ay) Va, Of counea III l"'ty a
paltl after adjournment sino do up to Jan. 9,
is75. IIesli,Igtnn offered substitute rcclting
t|lat tto tatal ut tla wat'nnt9 dsnwn ,suon Thy
Statn Treasury for tic two ycnrH ending NOV. W.
present State Administration hal repeatedly
cllnllohgol ihycAtfgat,otl Into shd expenditure,
asNt Tint Proean,niionn Of honessy Oh tlio rart
Of political parties arc p1nn fn0io cysdonco of
dia1lUulEt Htpsellnon It Wnp resolved ttlhk tho
cf,aflouYo asore#ati bo accepted aud committee
Of ivo appointed to inteslEaso tho exllondtsltea
Of tho Slate administration .iuce isis, ard rs.
port tho c1pensaIturcs Of eaeh department, and
fnr what tho expenditures "eto ,nalo. On mo-
tnn Of Starr, a vn.o was taacl, on tho prca1npie
ueraraleif. md Il "as adopted by 59 ayes to u
llucn. Tlio l:epuhltcans then nltempt1d to lu-
trudnco ~ amendment directing All inquiry that
should extond back tar enough to ipclnlo Gov.
alnttneonH Uenocrnto Administration. but !ho
Uppoa;t!nn waited down tho mpton for 4 suBpos-
aiot. Ut tho Jules. AMI then cnsried ior rosolr-
tiun. hammond t:,cn introduced 3 resolution
lnHlrlctsuK the Committee to conit,nu t3cir i.n-
turcnl tcsearrlses futu Tic expenditures ut tho
stntn Administration back to 1sj5, which wna
rly,icd, a,.I now, Of col1rac. no investigation
s.ielI ~ directed witt 10 lnal1u.
APPROPRIATIONS.
In tt,e senato tho Appreciation Committee
roportc,l Lat!t tbs following appropriation bills.
recommending l,ansaEc ~ anloutlest: For build
ing at, institution for tho fooblo-ufu!ca cllil-
tltetl, ga, ,5thl; Normnl University al Normal ent
tYom :i+,5H7 to 5ln.ls7; Southern N"smal
Univcrsitv put from s.l,3al to alG.5j3; Ho,,ii-
ern 1,saIo Asyhm, flip, 500, bosuE 52o 900 boz
low Rho eHsl!1.Htcs.
TIL: NEaieTnT HErEAL.
Tin Eanafe tt-t1nv t,nsHna lin bill topehlinc thn
, 1875-03-13

tursion Of rjuc;,back A. Hcnatat, and
u wo nfa wire we sl,nll a. a.
Wiling to Ran applied 10 onr own Stntcs. For
as is tc OF individuals, no t,nan can violate
tho riRlts Of another uthont otdangotIng his
own. 70 no. as representatives Of Statcn anu
their reorlp. eantiot Tnato tho constitutional
rights Of nnoshor Stnto or lts poople without oil,
dn,,4c1iug our own stntck and our own
)pot,to. In tho mutations Which nre constantly
taking place, mil must continue To tako
place i.l this atnl csery othor popular Rnsort-
mont. tho tiuse may como when our t,veHont 70.
altton muy 10 reyeraea, nasl wl.on tl,oao now in
minority tnny hold tho power Of onfotcinK tl,r'r
owh views Of Eovor1nuont, aud tho potsotel
cl1alco VIC now presont 10 tho Slate anil pcol'lo
of Louisiana mai. he commended 10 our owI
llns. Lot un, therefore, Ill ogarL all mpro
principle OF c1ual jassicc, whlcl, IL tho hight
est statonmans1tp: AMI refuse, to establish
now, hna at 1cast questionable, principle,
which nny return 10 plague tho Inventors.
Alr. Chrlstiaruy concluded ]lfa apoerli, Rnd tho
sci'ato tl,on proceeded to tbs consideration Ut
executive buHfnoHa.
At ,,:io tho duors ssere reopencd. and tho Son.
Tim following tio'nlilattoi,s roro hent TO tl!o
Sonats today: n. 1t. A[oi4cau, Iato u. s. H., to
10 Assistant ,Adjuthnt-t;enural, with rnnk Of
Of Customs for ti,o District of Michigan.
Postmasters-J. II. Dtury Trny, o.; i. i.
Wise. Warrot,. 0. n. THOMPSON, lonc, o. q.
\, WellB ST. John, Meh. j. IL. knox, latltau-
ola, ID. ....
oNnEa or RUaISEsa.
After confirming few nominations, the Bon-
Ato IN executive scss10I, tB afternoon DISCUSS
Cd for moro thau All hour tho Older OF business,
and agreed tu tho following arrangement I lIo
Hawaiian Reciprocity Treaty shall 10 laid aslte
sutil Wednesday next, on which day ita oonHitl-
esaton sllall be resumed. THO Senate II totneot
tomorrow, aud proceed with tia consolidation
OF rho rinchbacl resolution. With tito definite
understanding Tint final vote he t.ken
OH it next Tuesday. Aflor tbat tic 1Eawaian
Treaty ia to DO tspoael Of. II Roe,ua to bo tho
general understanding, though not Gnttor Of
positive arrangement, that tito sonate session Is
to terminate at tho end Of next week, without
any actioh OF, tho second LoutBiana resolution,
namoiy that lor the recognition Of tho liol!obg
GpYprnnlcut.
, 1875-03-13

its"tttd That ro can IN no wse aanctlon .ht co,...
tom 10 far as rc1atea 10 tho adoption of io r,sn'n
rre9mncnatta conarrsa Ia asant Government aII y
hc Texas Fnciac hallway: that this nctpu m fl %
caratlo of principles. anu unwtsc. .cnHr n w.
cnsTnrfon and nonoto1ica upon Which wo Ed A.. ef M
eeal Of condemnation. "' az our
lia', I,iin resolution dr''r out rory lengthy ds
J. II. brigham, Of Fulton, Joscr1, 1,o,. =,
knox; u. II. stowatt, Of Green; j. II, HcnencgS y
Of WArson, and II. +. JonnIngs. Of Lane, wet.
clretcd state Executive Committee. "ei0
Tho Grange Inns j,lst agreed to ratu rc,o,r
ti,sl declaring the Associnton is ,.ol poItie,
one. urging utangcra u loan their MONEY "a
borrow Vt tloir brllInrs at reasonable rn;cs "
interest: fasoriiR mutual insurance counanid.l u
established by cntinties; fayorlnE c.,-nI,eratra,
not deal fairly. NJ"
, 1875-03-13
INDIANA.
CLOSING OUT.

sr<esaf Di+pateh to The th,caqo Tribune.
IsprAsaroL1s, Ind, March 12-Tlo Loeisla~
tu1e agreed To-day tu adjourn site tio Oh 1toi4-
day ut s p. nj.
In thu t,onato the bl'l authorizing tho Govern
or 10 uppoiut Nil agons tn urgs tho payment Of
Indianas claims agaiust tito General Government
WAS defeated.
Tho specific Appropriation bill was takon up,
and at amendment made providing for tho COL
Iectlon OF thh natural mud industrial productions
Of Indiana for exhibition At tho Centennial Ex-
position. and IL was tLtn sout to nHothcs Con.
teronco Commlttee.
This afternoon tho Dcmoerats began Illibug-
tering to dofoat the pasaago nf bills other than
those named In tho uoycsnol'a Inessage, but
woro defeated, mud tho following were
passed: Defining gra1c.tobbcry, mud providing
as punishment thorefoE, iut OF e100 to S1,tGG.
aud Improvement from . to Is yeara losalizlng
Tho acts Ut Tru6Icca Of certain townH whoro the
Elcctton 1ioarda failed to cn.tlfY to their elec-
lion protecting manufacturer OF and dealers
In rarip,ls beverages in tue uso Ct tho bottles
The Heaatc confirmed Tho nomination Of John
r. Early, OF Lapurte. aB Commissioner Of tho
Ilonso IT Itefngo. to take eiIect Juno Il hoxt
Tho C}ufettnco Committee on Temperance
waB chilN npUn by tho Scnate to return tho H"n-
alto bill and amendments. and they, were thrn
sent to the fiouhe for ts action. This muat,s
tho ttetoat nj local option III tho Bei,atc, and to.
morrow nil witness tho passage Of = Liconso
bill.
Tho Honso did nothing at the morning sea-
sion.
In tho afternoon, tho following Senate bills
wcrc r,nssctl: Providing for tho service OF
process upon officers AID representatives, when
within the jurisdiction Of the Htato. - Upon olli-
eora of rallrunt companion making tho corpora
ton stockholders liable for tho coinpanys debts
onl, to tho amount Of atock save unaa to en-
ployeas continuing tie effects of tho B!atute Of
Limitations tlnon debtors allo leave temporarily
aud afterwards return to tl!e State making the
t'eft ol bit! from tlo Legislative tiles felony
extending Tie timo for tho payment Of taxea
'Mntler tho instaincnt Bystom; aud providing for
tho public printing under contract.
Tho honaso proposition giving ID, ,000 10 repre-
| sont 1niliana At tho Cot.tcnntal wAs adopted.
lilo Ifpuso took up tho temperance queati0n
| Oh tcport OF tho Conference Gomm1ttoe. An
oIfort was Hallo To cIgroHB the Senate bill,
Which Ia tho House 800 Ilrense BILL anoudod By
the civil damages cla,lse. 4 proposition was
mnd0 to r0fl.ae Licences In counties wl,ere q
| majority Of tho vossrs flo petition aGaluss it,
! anlpg thoua for ono year. from date of filing
thereof but 1t failed, aud Tho b,li, amended III
tho Helate. passed..
, 1875-03-13
GREAT BRITAIN.
FF1NIVVEt
r0t.1cY or 'fIfE NLw MINISTRY.

THH r1EHou PRINCE INTERNAL FETED.
New yoHK. March 12.-A iettcr from London
statoa that " tho banquet to the Prince Imperial
Of France, at Woolwioll, Eng, las glren rlHo to
good deal Of criticism, boil, here and In FRANCE
The commsudcr Of tho garrison, who presided,
nado an exceedingly fulaomo spoeoh to the
Prince, and oven went 30 far as 10 expreAs
hope that the swords OF English ollce,a might.
'ono daY, ho at Lis service.' II IL understood
tlnt tho Psinoo Is to DO attached to tho sta0 Of
tho Dake OF Cambridge. ...
"Tho ex-Empress Eugono has. 1t Ia said, just
contracted anoiher pilyake foan."
Tnx T1rrEnAnY ELECTION.
CosE. Narctl la.-Tho following IL the vote
aast III tile Parliamentary election at Tippcfary
John Mitchell, sill: Moore (CousorYatlye).
, 1875-03-13
Q!.!i).
FILLS t'..!I.Sr:..

CoLuMnus, O., Niur:!i l2.-In tho sc:,nto to-
day tho following hille passcl: setate bill Ec-
qulriae copar,nc1shipa to !ilo certificate Of tic
nan,cH Of partnors with County Recorders; Som
a:o bill. to prosent Councils from prohibiting tho
salo of ato vino, boor, md pnrhrr, but giving
ba,nc; tisusc bill to allow Stockholders Of cor
pusAtione 10 dissolve.
IN Tic llntlso bills to rcgn1alo foes Of county
occ'r, snu to rcluco tho fees OF tito sano, wers
naaaetl.
, 1875-03-13
CUBA.


= TIE N1W uo7E3Nu9s' os1sF1sH8Us
HAVANA, March 13.-Captatn. deuoral Valms-
soda, soon after hls arrival, called tegethsr
number Of the, wealshIcr citizens, aud requested
theu to advance loan Of E1o0, con to pay The
Tue sum required w4s immediately subsoribed.
1t IL Bsataa, OIL trustworthy authority that
ValmaaedA hAs informed the officers at alle
Havana volunteers that their men will BooH DO
needed for temporary service in tho LolI,
, 1875-03-13
NEW MaHuFAcIoRY At SOUTH BEND.

'7lNcaal Nissafeh "a TIE Ehfcd9o 1f}bNhs.
sourlI LEND, Ind, March IA company has
just bcct organized hero, with capita! Of
$4,000, for tho manufacture Ut rcapers, wood-
working aud farm nsachiuory. The capital Ia
owned by j. o. Knoblook aud 4. 3. Rakot, Of
Bouth Bond George ". Daker, Of Decatur,
Ill. snu John Thomas. OF Deer-I.odgs, Mou-
tana. AetiTo work will be commenced Ut onco
BY them under tho uane OF tbs South Dond
1ieaper and Machinery Company.
, 1875-03-13

brEnL1sa, H., March l3.-Tho extensive dis-
tilIsrY Of john Il. Miller burned this evening.
The ca,lsa Ut tho fro ta uuknoNh. Tha cattla
and WaFehousca Wete saved. l1osa from &C. 0D0
to e7b, 900; partly insnred.
, 1875-03-13

Srft.at UtsnnteA IN Ihf Chicago Fritua..
III. l.lut. Mun.. March 12.-1'ho DinmoIr!
TretgIt Llno OH tie uppor Missouri aud III
Montana has agreed to supply light draft boata
for freight from Bismarck tho coming ecasoi1,
Aud contracted wit!, tho Couaon 1.no to supply
boats. Tho Northern Pacific will 10 opened 10
bismarck alnrcl, 2i. Two new light boala will
arrlvo at Bismarck soon after tho opening OF the
river, to run TO Fort Benton. IN all fourteen
l,ttn:R nil! be engaged tl,e coMng soason excU-
slsoly M tho UpEnr allssolri trade. The
Diamond Line will freight overland
frpnl Carroll to IIocna. Three Dlaclt iltln
parties aro or,,Anlzcu Mt Dnmnrcfi. che to loaTe
nn3t work. another nbo,lt April 8, nnd third
nbont April ~. TlIey expect To keep north Of
Tho SlonS Reservation llnoa TIL they are ont VI
tho reach nf tl,o military. but Ntl' probably illli
tha eulltscra closo wlth then, from ths tf,np uf
crossing tho .Iipnol;i.
>rt rHt D.*tttfch IA The Chlcaas Tf,baH-.
OMAHA, Neb., MARCH 12.-Tl,o D'a:R illII, foyer
III this ecctlo, ta Increasing. Expeditions lifting
oitt Mt Cheyenne. Tho distance to tin IulninE
cotnt,y from Cheyenne is 190 .n,lcd 100 miles
through 5ottici cn.ntry. and good wood mud WI
tcr. Tto Tnro by AtaGu from Chcse13ne to lfnr.
nhr'n ur Crstct'B Peak In SIG: anu to tho R.ona
Of mining operations IL 7ln.
lna:ncse numbers Of Inquiries Aro daily rccefT-
ctt by premlue,,t teiAuI,s In this ETY. lcstyo to
the Ulaek Iflils. There is .ln ul,cJtt3h bit that
truops III sufficient nlmborB Will DO ata,ionol In
tlIat country 10 nreyont any tnrtca entering 1t,
nud ii tbot at,oald, force will be nsad to expel
them. II necessary, Iulau rlnness will be tun-
H.nl.:lv n'nrlorea to gIyo promp: Aotsco Of tho
hrrtulcl. Ut particn.
, 1875-03-13
THE GREAT RHomBERa CASE,

Etttai isspateh 10 Th* Chtcavs TRIBUNE.
UubuQuk, H., harch l2.-Gen. j, M. Hedrlck.
Of Ottum~a, supervisor Of In1orna! Revenue.
with Capt. Simpson aud couusel, arrived iu the
city this morning, aud are HOW dsYollug tho!s
undivided attention to tho Nhomberg liquor suis.
Ilore arc tutnors that a eompromiso Is on foot,
but thiH could be Traced to ITO felfabio so1t:ce.
TAe of1lcors are engaged In making IN inventory
Of all OF Hhou1borg's property, aud tho grand
suoop may ba made at any moment.
, 1875-03-13

AIoxrrEuEn, IT., March 19.-The most se-
riola tire Which las yos occurred la th!s place
trohe out at half-past l2 last night. and laased
until o'clock this morning. numhcr ut
s4ozeb Wefs bnrnnd OIL Htato aud Slain atreets.
Tho loss IL not stated.
, 1875-03-13

Speefdi I}ispasch to This Ch,eaaa 1ttbane.
ST. pAu1. Miun., Alnicl, 12.-The bohton Elo-
vasor at Lake City, with u, 5,ouo bussela Of wheat,
burned th!s morning. The wheat waB mostly
uansel Tho building was valued at f30, 900.
lnHutea for 9l0, 600.
, 1875-03-13

ST. I.ouis Np.. .,la:c!l 12.-Gou. Sherman was
lli:slSio: oil yesic:lsy concerning tho action tic
uovcrnu':nt will take rstaliyo TO gola-huulng
expeditions to the Black Hills country. md that
Ecntlcnlan eai1, III subs!nilco, tAa: oxra-
di!Ioua would bo prevented from cuscr-
ing that region, or, IL ony gok In.
they wonld be driven out rs Roon ~ tho Weather
NIL! peruut. Trooru viii hs put in The tlca with
Instructions to prevent lncCrtIonB into tho Slonk
rescrvas.onH, and lleso Instructions will l,a cat!
riod nit ny force Of ara.s, II nocd ho. Tl,o iu-
tegrty oi tho troaty wi:h tue Sioux viii DO mill.
.ai,le1 as ull hazards. 1llo ucne.nl Hatd froutcr
pcopo complain Of iudian raids, yet III this cAso
do slot sern, tn tho injustice OF their onn nc,
which ID mo!otcd utter t!io Indian mode Of nc-
lu,rli,g 1tepotty. X necessary, troops will bo
soul 10 bring out tho party nor in tho Hills.
, 1875-03-13


NoAE, March 12.-The Foce dt Herita says thu
pope canlsra tho Canllual's hat on Archbishop
sicCloskoy, uot only on account Of tho persona
uefitB of thRt prelate, but because tho Holy 8eo
il lesEroua OF honoring tho Catioics Of Atner1us,
aud Of marking tho progress Of Eatholieian Ia
tho United StatcH
, 1875-03-13

Tho latlos Of Lansing, hTtcl RsEs u, III ii
largo aud luo party TlursdaI evening s.s TIL IT,,
Lansing House In lonor OF tho LegislaM.nnsi. i.disi
memno1s attended It very generally. lns1sfntA lny1
issued tho inyitatiuns, etooEted tho gsn''''''
sud paid tue bllls.
, 1875-03-13

Tnoy, n. L., March lo.-T4a bridge at Still
water WAS burned this morning, together With
two stotos, niue dwellings, and = hotol. Loss,
$50 g0u.
, 1875-03-13

SpteMl dispatch 10 1'hs chteaao Htoaas.
CEDAR HArIps. H., March 12.-Yesterday a
short distance in the country, the residence of
i. j. Hawkins waH burned with itA contehta.
1.osn about 90, 600; insnred:tn thu Franklin. Of
Phlla1elrh!a, for RI, DOQ.
, 1875-03-13

COLUMBUS, O., March l2.-At to-day's session
Of tho State Grunge tho officers wore Installed,
aud very lengthy resolution reported, which
, 1875-03-13

\ destructive fire occurred ut NoB. Oh and 01G
Wcas Ind!aua strcnt yesterday nfsoraoon at 3,45
o'clock. Tito building ts u large double two-
story franc, owned BY E. Il. Watson, who occu.
plcB tho upper portion as q dwelling, mud
Stnrk Il Co., drT.goo5s dealots. occupy tue
ground floor. Ths building was damaged to tito
oxtcnt Of s1 600 By re, aud tho stock was nearly
all destroyed by water, Involving loss Of
$4,000. M estimated by tho owners, wllo hhse
inn,lranco Of 5l7.5Q0 In twelyo different con,-
pancs. detective cls[mney cansod tho iro.
Tho alarm fson BOX 5aU at Lao o'clock vea-
terday morning was caused by tlto In n two
story fratno building t.. No. 5jl Hubbard strict.
owned by Mr5. llarrgan, aud Occupied OIL tho
tlEat hoor by. tancB aladlgan an trGcerv. Tho
lo.A on bult'ling amounted to e5l0. and Oh
atock liko amount. The fro org.natod from
stove fEl tho HtoIe.
4 small fire occurred In Tho drill room OF tho
First Regiment Of tho !. s. g. at $40 O'Clock yos-
No. 13 before RnY considerable damage euhued.
Tin room Ia situated tho third floor OF No. liz
Lake stseet. Tho origin Of tho tiio III unknown.
AT enyAn,o.
TolEpo. O., Marcl, 12.-At Bryan. o., About
o'clock this evening, q tlro brokn out iu Letcl,-
ors block, occupied By J. j. 0oller, toota aud
allocs j. N. liyan, tewolor; o, I. Leacher l.
Co., pro!ucs and tho United States Express
Chico; snconl story By Dr.. Keyuer nnd third story
by billiard saloon. Tbs lire communicated
north to building onnal by Thoma4 Kant. and
occupied BY U. 4. Wolff, clothios, attoruoy's o]i-
y ali savod. Tho north wall foll de-
tnolishIng two-story ffamo adjoining, aud
occupied by 1lcQuiker rros., grocors. wlloas
stock was removed. The lrs sprcad on tho south
to Myers ulock. occupied by Dryan, W!llett i
Losa estimated At 7io,100 to 850,000, About
half insured.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06

ftrsfIt6 ;u Wutb, unp eae Beridt
pom Dem Id ReGt rrpartete, mattt
@efp6it aus metner armlsltAen. teoous
ernswarrtaen Noae, neil iG Elm euibers
sIser. teiGteldutieer Dsuti6er mar,
Der onrers eeute IGr etrItH 9alteu
fonnte!"
Sd babe fpdter erfnbren, boe meine
Eraa ben Srldnrer aebstrnftet babe ;
nahber lief lie AUD cielsm fort. uno
nabm einsn Grittsn, pfetsiGt f6on ets
nsn Gierten /; In rer @taeup BON pitts.
bura iou fe lebsn ; f6 bah fe ni6t
netr aeieb'n.-Cte Gbfhefeung IN In
Imer,ta cine lsbr lefGte Snte, Gle
eeate seb'a nuseinanper, wif renu fe
finaaper nur fir cine 3eit auf probe
a%ebsiratbet tdtfen. Das 0eridt etrt
lsbr lsi6t pie Bsniaisung CUR 5ren>
nnn8 penn cte Gbe Gilt ia niht ais
Sofsament, aIs unaaRSsliGse SIno.
niB unc eie ADsofa!sn, ete ih nnr nit
Sbelheicunsea befaliea, mahea lsDr
quite 0elhdfts. @as ater biele QstGs
tiststt, a%useiranDsr eeb'n ~ tSnnen.
fir t6ie JClaen bat IN Ger Gbs lsl5f.
mas fir bic Sinner eth traurtses zoos
aus Ger S6eioung Ger Gltern erDihR
mercet 9br leIbif stnlsb'n. SIR rsn
protetantiiGen lbeiI bat es cine sana
anoere 8spanrtnte, aIs fur psn taibOs
lll@en ; Der pycieaantilhe 5beu fam
wisosr an cine Deirath cenfen, Ger fas
tbo!ilde nur, psnn Der prDtefanti1he
Safe eetorben 1T. go fam uno parf
Der aalboiit uis mebr NIT autcm @e,
pilien beiratbeu, rpens ct MID, BON pte,
lem 5otesfau (5srs aanee bat ; benn
er bet fir g~etsnsseit Elm unauf5s!ides
Hlnrnie gsif:chen. Dir fd es ME
Elm, wiersr III betratten, I'D bate fir
neins e~sbens;eil on Gem einen Wal ses
nua.-5d mtiete 70 ta!D ale mSsli6
cen Srt meinee llnailfs5 unb meiner
Sbaore IL pet!a6tn. W!s.sIufItb
NOR ib nOh. paB it ei+sn Sbsi, msts
mes 0sym5ssns anaeiest bate! 32drs
rae Hitt Der 5aa Ssrsisn, ib wdEe ais
s!n BETTER r%a3eaanctn, aru,.. bilaus,
front ! Welb unp Shpaaer nG,en ass
p,ltnIos eenua aep,fsn, mir rem leg
ten Gent ~ nebmen. Sd bate frets
lib ntbt mebr v,sl ; 'ober tb bate gs'
uus. UNI Deiter su reiisn mad Gem
Slnen, unD MID umsulsb'a. go ih
metne 5rifens Tueen f5nnte. Sd fab
nod einmal nod, w.e meta fietnes
SObn untsrsebra1t mar. unc lies 3elc
senua fir feline Easss ;ardf.
.Mt (bwerem Dsrseu usilite Id
Rem yuf;-ertt OUT meinsrl ptitsn
Neils iernte t6 Ametifa bel5sr fsnusn
uno s,uieb'a. pfe tb6n6t Is 10. mad
elmer sinsisen Start cas game tustts.
unaebeure xanc su teurtbei!en, U;e ee
iebr uiele Auslducer auf pie6rass tbuu.
Die es IN anes,ta arelebs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-06

aM 7 W%F NE~# LFr# F# E4t
nifH 60 europa.
gu ben Wsrfrlrbisseitsn, pelGe Ole
oitsidbriae Dli6aelismsFe mad esipsia
sebrabt bat. ssb5rsn ole Snrianers
bduptlinee Gbeft Winsr uab Dcnalp
Moe Rap, NIT Groa unc Sino, ben,
Stnn1nie ssr Barms Spripgs nne.t5
renr, lostnonnt rrfaen Der rielen fielels
ereartisea parn,nA aeasR. us!de Dsren
SsritOtium entbilt, l1rstbt man aus
eeip;;a. Sic ,rDbnen i'm Saen Don
Sreson uflb dnb Gbrtfen ibr 6aupts
betrtsb IN gfsrpeauGt nnS Saap. Gsr
Stomm sablt nur mod 1900 iielierer.
non osnsn strpa Der piertes Ibsil Rrtrser
inr. Ia eie tisrber eefommsnen s9ns
eianet rsaen nnfsnntnis Ger suIepdi>
l9en SerbditniGe allsin nt6t fortfOms
men tSnneu, psrosn iIe pom eis:H ibs
rem Stnmm bsfreunpsten rielenbaften
lrdppfr bealeitet, Den fe Ganlae Sad
nfnnsn, reiIen wirtlidsr Naue aber
&utS@ olten II. unp Der els Dterf In
Der nsrieanif6sn Nrmee ascfent bat.
Die gr6ee csfslben lit 70 tDeuisnp,
nn6 Ndnner pom -1ormaler R5rper<
srSee, wel&s f& on feline Geite fsQen,
Inn setabe bic suraGiIt5bs rsiaen; %,
BET TT feline 8rufbrsite aeraee pcppeltfc
erue, als Die zines sew5bnliGen Nan<
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