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M eib n a 6 ten in 6 alif o +:

- Meib ma 6 ten in 6 Gali o t.
MEN. 9ariiber l6reibt Der u9emo=
frat" in Gan Traucisco uGo lange
@an Grancisco bcitebt, fat es nod tein
10 frobes Telt 9efeiert, tpie am Deuti9en
Sage. @oblitanO uno @eoeiben rings
I'M in unlerer @taot> Die in oielcm Sabre
I'M 1000 9duler unb 10000 GintpoDner
gepa9len. Sic @troben brdngen ii9
nit fr0bli9en Meniden> BON benen jeber
Iein pad9en na6 Saule trQ9t> in Der
drm item 9iitte leu9tet bcute Der Weib=
na9tsboum, unO nir9enos tennt man Oie
Gorge: Was ,perOen lpir eljcn, mas uer=
ben tpir trinten uno tpie merben mir uns
befletoen. Seoer bat iein 9ubn ooer iei=
men Srutbabn i'm Sopfe; er blidt nibt
poQ Nn9f na@ bem 9imme( NIT leinen
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- Sic 8ismart' @ e vMojefdt
oes @elebes>" 10 16rei6t Die Grantfurter
3eitun9 fat betanntli@ Man@erlei in
lid, tuas ni6t 9craee majeitdtil9 aus=
iicbt. Neu aber it, boB lte ii9 auf Die
~Pfennige" lid ausbebnt> ollo 9eluilier=
maben cine ~Majeitat Der Pfenni9e"
tuiro. @ikt ba - pie Der r8eob." er>
5dblt - Elm Biirsersmann binter Dem
Mirtbstil6e bel einem @doppen Nenen,
ben er nit blanten &ei6spfennigen be-
5ablt. ~9ier IT bas 2umpengclo !" lette
ct bin5u. @pro9's uno ein i'm 3immer
anne lenoer @ensoorm 1tiir5tc bin5lL foBte
uno notirte ben Srepler. ~Gr fat Die
&ci6spfenni9e geld itert> CT lit ein 9tei6s=
feino, ppr's @eri6t NIT ibn !" Ser un=
gliidli@e muB in oer Shat Dor @cri6t
o6er 5ur re6ten 3eit lit ibn
eine 9litdlide glustunft bei9efallcn. ~Gs
1T pabr," 10 pertbeioi9te er li6, ~i6
babe oas ncue @clo 2un1pcngelo gebeiBen
aber oas fomlnt baber> lueil meine Trau
Says porber 2umpen pertouft fat uno
i6 babe oas @el0 oafiir pertruntcn. 0a
fam id es 16on 2umpen9elo beiben.
Ser 0(ann muroe frei uno Die W}aje eltat
Der Yfenni9e por 9erettet,
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Die je'ueili9 sebiloeten Gistuie ieln in Den
llnmittelbor oanebcn ite0ei1oen Gisfelcr,
UNI oonn pieoer neue Gisl1i6ten our6
fortgelekten Moiiero1lf9ub lid bilben su
lolIen. Bei entlprebeuber UrDBe oes 5u
0ie1em Nerfabren on9clucnocten &iibl=
16iffe5 unb bei elmer Scmperatur BON 9
big 4 @rab unter 9f,lll fam cs nibt feD=
ler> boB man in 10 bis - So9cn mit=
tel It eines ein5tgen 9(rbeitcrs oui oie1e
@eiie Elm 5iemlib 9roBes Gismo9osin 81
fiillen I'M @tanoe lit. Sat man bies
erreidt, 10 ldBt mon in Dem Tiibldiiie
!peitcrc Wajlerlnengen maize bis sum- Sc
frierpuntte ertalten, l60pft es Damn iiber
Die Gismale aus uno fdbrt oomit 10
lange fort big ale boblen N1ume ms=
9efiiQt uno na6 Dem Gefriersn oejielben
bic Sis ltiide 5u elmer einsi9en 9rpBen
@ismalIe perbunoen 1inb. Gs lit @clblt=
reoenO, baB Die les lleber9ieben mir bel
elmer Sempcrotur ppn eini9en @rooen
unter Null uno nit Ginboltung entlpre=
6enber Paulen 9eideben BARI uno oaB
es, 70 aus9efiibrt> CUR ldn9eren grbolz
t,lng beg Cites welentlid beitrd9t> inoem
bic Sui #, ,uel@e bos G6melsen bes Giles
BEL f6rbert> BON Dem Ginbringen in oaljclbe
ob9ebalten mirb. N}an miro ]6 psn
Der Hobrbeit ni6t entfernen bur9 Die
gnnabme, oab bel iibrigcns 9leiden Ser
baltnilIen elm pDlli9 mailiper Gislpiirfel
J. 9. BON 5000 &ubitfub eben 10 piel
gum allgemeinen @ebraud abgibt unb
eben 10 lan9e 9auer bot> aIs Elm Be-
bdlter poll loder 9ela9erten Giles non
anoertbalbfader @r0be uno bab ielb1 in
fir Die Gisbiloung 9iinitisen Wintern
obi9e MetboOe ,ueitaus Die billi9ite ilt,
inlofern Die 3inlen aus ben ,uenigen
bunoert Dollars Mebrauf f,uano fir Die
4nloge our6 oas erlparte> oft lcbr mib=
fame 6erauslil6en oes Giles aug ben
@c'paiiern uno our6 Die Soften fir Die
5erbeil6a flung oeiislben rei@li@ auf9e=
boben >ueroen.
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@ctpinnuno Dom EiS in nilbem
wintern.

I'm au9 III gelinoeren Wintern Gis
5u getuinnen, miro ber @ori6lag se=
mabt> neben ben Gisfel(ern in anndberno
slei9er 96be io9enannte &iibli6iffe bon
@iienble@, bic aber ni@t auf Der Grbc
ruben 6lrfen, an3ule9en un6 lol9e in
talten Nd6ten na9 un6 na9 ettua je ei=
men 3ol bo6 init MaHer gu fiillen. @r=
fabrungsgemdb gefriert bic les io9lei9>
,lnb 10 tann fort9efabren unb in elmer
Na6t lei9t cine Sc 3pI bide @Mi6t
bes llariteu 81 ies setponnen lper6e1t.
Ron11en audi talte Sage, 10 5ebt man Die
9Irbeit Sag nno Na&t fort nno wirft|
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G5ib ME Der Trcuoe gang oein Ser3.
uno 9ib es san5 audi ME Dem @9mer5!
9eoenfe, oaB es @ptt 9eb0rt,:,
Ser bi6 in Dem @enule it0rt,
Wenn befen Tiilte bi6 beraui6t
l1no ber audi oeinen Sbrduen laul l9t>
l1no aQ' lie trodnet, ,penn es 3eit,
9ier ooer in Der Glui9feit ~
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Obio Waiienfreun0.
: Gin 8piener GorrefpDn-

Dent oes totbo!l1dcn ~YrSDlactet Suou"
beridtet iiber Die Sage ber tatboliiden
@eiltlidfeit i'm Grobberso9thum Yolen
Tol9cnocs "9Qc nlere @eil ltli6en 1ino
tpie auf Den Sob pprbcrcitet. 9ie Ginen
9obcn l6nn 9llles pertouft, Die gnoern
mollen Den Grsbilbof na6obmeu uno
l9 plllnoern lolen, le milicn alle, oob
1ie ir9eno mobin transportirt >peroen.
N}on broudt tcin Eropbet su icin, I'M
ppraussulcben, ooB mir bies 9lllcs BALD
erle6en' meroen, mcnn ou6 oiejent9eu
G5eiitli6en, >ueld)c jcbt nod in ibren
Yforreien lid befinoen ousse,uie1en,
lpenn aus BET Yrppins 4o1cn 800, aus
Der 9i65ele @eneien $50 Yr6pite entfernt
pcroen!" Yoicn II betonntli6 Die erlte
Station auf Dem Moride Der ~Gulturs
tdmpfer".
gHel9 leben6igen Mntbeil
bos fatboli19e Yolf an bem G9idlal
leiner Yrie lter nimmt - idreibt man Der
&0lni1 9en Nolts5eitung mag oyBer
@ielem fol9enoe Sbotlade sei9cn. 3u
einem jiin9lt >pegen S 130a angcflagten
uno i9lieBli1 frei9eiprodenen Yfarrer
Der Gr5oiD5ele fam elm 16li6tes Yiir9er.
mdoden uno tbcilte linn NIT, tuie lie entr
l6lo1len 9eluelen lei> fir ben Tall 1einer
@erlrtbeilun9 BON ibren Grlparni6en
fir ibren She'll 25 9blr. 5u ben Yro5eb=
uno Sc fangniBto item bei5utrasen, nun
aber i'm bite, bas elm Mal oofr be-
itimmte @elo fir gefansene ober 9ez
1perrte Yrieiter 5u perluenoen. Ser
@eiltli6c, mel9er Die @eberin jelb1t ourh
ben orin9enoen &atb, 0os @elo fir lire
alten Sage als Notbpfennig 5n relerpiren
CUR 3uriidnobme ni9t betpe9en tonnte,
fat Die @umme 1einem 8il9of fir ben
9eba6ten 3tued aur Werfiisuns 9eleut.
- Ser Orb Ell Der aug 0}erico Der.
triebenen Barmbersigen @6we1tern be-
itano in jenem Qanoe leit 80 Sabren.
Sic 3abl Der @6mei tern belief 1i9> elmer
jiinglt perDf Dfentli6tcn Gtati ltif 5uf folge,
auf no. bon oenen 355 9eborene Meri*
lino. Ypn ben iibri9cn ee-
b6rten 80 ser fransDlil6en, 25 Der Ipas
nii9en uno l Der irldnoil6en Gotionar
litdt an. Scr Oroen per1ob 43 9olpis
tdler unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon
oenen % aus Pripotmitteln unb milben
s8eitrdgen unterDalten ,puroen. Sn ben
gcnannten 9lnitaltcn fan6en bur6=
itbuittli6 21,145 &ranfe unO 9iilfsbez
olirftige 1tets nnent9eltli@e Pile9e uno
(tnterbalt.
- Sn 2onoon bat lid Elm Werein
pom a6t pornebmen protei itantil6e
yrauen gum 3>uede Der 9(rmenpFese sez
oiloet; iie tuDlltcn in fl0l lterli9er Mei1e
ui uianmenlcben. 9}un lino ieben BON
bnen bereits fotbolil6 9cmorbeu. 9lus
'er ndlnli6en @tabt 19rei6t Semano Der
@erm.": sos Beilpiel oes 2oro &i=
'on, Der befanntli9 fatbolil9 l9 9etuoroen
it. miro, wie i6 aug peri0nli9er Grfab<
un9 lueiB> bon pielen 9lnoern efolgt
oerben. 9lber mas nod mebr> oieier
3efebrun9 tuerben Betebrun9en folsen,
'eld)e einen nod 9rOBeren Ginorud ber'
orruf fen ,uerben, als bic erfere. Nfebr
arf man mod ni3t lo9en."
Cine iunec 3 ME in 9etroit tuollte
d) cncn rcdt oritofratiiden Nnitrid oeben
no iab iid bos @elo nidt an, tueldeS fie benz
5tra abeneiienbabn @onbutteur CAB. Slit ben
.odenen QSorten v9aS tann id) nid)t brau,
cn !" aob sicier ibr bic 8onbon Ginlase
,it Aev ctn SG,r;ft N)}rir Gar, ;1 0>e;u "a ~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13

>pinterlibeu Gtiirlnel, Die an anbcren
Orteu eben Gisblumen on Die sSeniter
moleu &ein Qonb tann louter Qeute
|phne Gprgen boben, bielcs Grbtbeil Der
N}enl l6beit, aber tcin 2onb in Der gSclt
9ibt cs auBcr Galiforniel,, 100 jcoer Iiber
1T, li6 latt 5u cllen> 11i6t 5u friercn llno
wo sic @d)redcn oes Yauperismus fa1t
pcrl6miubel. 9lbcr 1elblt in Dem Ge9cn
nit Dem Die giitige N}utter 9iatur ,lnler
2ano iiberI 6iittet, bietct bos gcgcn>pdr=
ti9e Sobr nod cine Gtcigerun9 bes oll=
gcmeinen MoDlltanoe5 uno Die cplpiiolen
summer, Die in Den lebtcn 5o9cn unl=
|9clcbt poroen, sei9en, mic unler 0}ittcl=
ltonO e5en selte!lt, NIT ucl6cm @ertrauen
fir Die nd9lte 3eit er crfiillt lit. 0ie
@eibna6tslpode lit Die gr0bte Bpde
oes SoDrcs fir I'M lern, tleinen 0anocls=
ltano. sic bat bieicsmal bic Grlpartlln=
gen mebr ols bcfrieoi9t. Gin loldes
Gcl6dit lit mod ME oogeluelcn. Seber
fat Gclo unb beeilt f9, ben Geinen bie
Teltluode 5u elmer @o6e frober Crime
rung su MAIDEN. Sn alien Tobrifcn, in
alien @ieBereien 1ino bic 9(rbeitcr pollouf
Be lGaf ftigt; bie Yaubanomerfer baben 3u
tbun, Sodlteine tOnnen ni6t 9cnu9 &C.
liefert luerocn> neue 6obriten ent1teben
rin9sum; in elmer ein5i9en 98o9c >uur=
Den fir 100000 @etreioe ausgefiDrt,
Die G@iffe uno Gilenbabncn f6nnen foum
Die Yroolltte bef f0roern, bic mir na6 al
len Meltgc9enOen perl Giffen III lern
Weinbouern fcblt cs an 6dilern. llnlere
Minen sablten III cinem Dfpnate II
WiQ. 0ipibenoen. Ginponoerer uno
fremoes Capital itr0men BON ollcn @ei+
ten berbci> iiberau Moblitonb uno &C.
beibcn @dbreno mir BON alien Melt-
9esenoen Sammerberi6te baben, i6,pilt
bier jeoes 9erj in frober 9ofnuns, uno
oiele 9offnnn9 iinoet ibren Musorud III
einem frDbliden WeibnaGten, ,uie mir
nod feines crlebt."
- Ser @ten9el bes ameritoni=
l6en ,pilben &eis miro jebt 1ebr piel 5ur
@erf fertigun9 bon Yapicr benubt; bic les
Nfaterial fat bon itdnbig oie Gr9iebigteit
BEG ~Gsporoo>" eincs bislang pielfa6 5u
oielem 3mcde beniibten Binien9elud6les>
wabreno cs ben @or5ug bat, hob es frei
BON jeoer mincralii6en Beimii dung it, |
0as BON oieiem Mfateriol geferti9te Ya+
pier lit pollitdnbi9 10 itart uno ebenl o
5abe, wie bas BON 2umpen gemadte, er=
forocrt ipenigcr 6emtali1 DE Sill fsmittel,
nur gcrin9e @lei6unA lit rein in Tarbe
uno por5iigli6 fret bon Tleden unO lln=
ebenbeiten. 0lan nimmt an, baB BON
Dem an Den Ganaoi16en tfern lua6len=
Den tuiloen Heis nit lei9ter MiiDe 1907
900 Sonnen Popieres jabrli6 getuonnen
meroen tDnnen.
q q 81 2 n, q r cf y, .Sn}n inff3t
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@tie9e (5eb,D Sabre fort5utauen, boltens

gu @nooen.
Q3ie tpdr's, bemertte Der ben &0nia
begleitcnoe Nojutont, ,penn Gtp> Mojetdt
einn1al nit einisen Sabads freunoen einc
Yrobe anltelleu 1ieben, nm 5u erfobren,
in ipel4er Torm 9enoilen Der Sabad
luobl ant 19doli91ten auf ben menl6li=
den Orgonisms uirfe ? Seoo1 bin i6
fir meinen She'll iiber5eugt ooB Der
59nupftabad bur9ous obne noGtbeili=
&c Sol9en 9enommeu lueroen. fam,
ia fir mon4e 9}aturen se,uib lebr oien=
li9 1T.
Bsi 6ielen Morten Sos Trieorid Id
9elno leine Sole berpor uno la9te, cine
lange Yrile nebmeno Sem letten 5Deile
1einer Bemerfung 5timme id ni9t bel,
@ift bleibt @ift. Mber pas @einen @or=
idla9 oa betrifft, 10 seitatte i9 gum @or7
tbeil ber GanitGtsfuube einen 1ol9en
@eriu@ an5uiteuen.
9lm fol9enoen Sage pdblte man auf
Befebl bes &Dni9s aug ben porbanbenen
Snpalioen 6rei Saba dsconlumenten aug,
einen @@nupfer, einen &au9er unb Ell
men &auer> ,pel9e 9lei9 alt unb slei9
9eiuno moren uuo Die slei9 lange 3eit
oieie @eldafte betrieben batten. Die
Mdnner tpurben in einem fleinen Sdus=
den gu Potsoam nieoergelebt unb ibnen
auBer Dem iibrisen unterbalt 10 piel Sa=
bad geliefert, als ie perniinftiger Mei5e
perbrau9en fonnten, iebo9 nit Dem alls=
6riidli6en Befeble> baB Ii9 Seber ltreng
an Iein @eI3dft 5u balten babe uno in
teincr g8eile in oas bes Mnbern iiber=
sreifcn bir rfe.
@eit oie5 5er 3eit traf man Die orei al
ten Ssrie9s9eIeQeu td9li6 16nupfeno> rouz
9eno unb tauenb bon oes &Dnigs @naoe
I'M Yarfe su potsbom an, uno es jdien
anfangs> als perjiin9e li6 lire 9eloen=
natur BON Sag gu $ag> oenn ibr befdnz
bigger Mun19 d mar, ben 5iebenidbrigen
&ries mod einmal BON Mn fang bis gu
Gnoe our9fe9ten gu tDnnen:
Na9 einisen Sabren inoeB itorb 5uerit
Der $abadsl3nupf er uno cine dr5 5tli6e
Inter Iu9ung ergab, oab ct am @6log=
fuB geltorben mar, oenn bic feinen Sa=
badstbeile ,uaren linn ins @ebirn 9eorun=
gen uno batten Die 9an5e 2un9e NIT ei=
ner 13mQr5en 9ede iiber5o9en, uoourd
oer 8lutumlauf 9ebemmt >uoroen mar
Gini9e Sabre 1pdter ltarb audi oer &au=
der. W(an fano bel linn Ma9en uno
Gin9etueioe total perbrannt uno idmar5
gerdu@ert. Ser Priim9enfauer aber
tuollte gu oes &6ni9s 8erbruB gar ni6t
ins @ras beiBen> lonbern lebte uno taute
uno lebte INNER fort, ia CT iiberlebte TO-
gar ben &6nis uno tarte, Sbrdnen i'm
Nu9e> oem 2ei9ensuge BON ferne na9,
inoem Ct bebauptet: Dos tommt bapon,
BON Dem i@te@ten ~0iiwelsored"; ben
Der 9robe &oni9 fets in ieiner Doie
fiibrte. 9dtte er ii9 5u 1,einem @eI6dft |
uno meiner Gabne sebalten, 10 m69te er
tuobl nod lanse segen ben altcn Men<
i6enfreKer bas S9la@tfelo bebouptet
baben.
Ser i'm sele9entli9 unteriu9enbe Mr5t
mubte seiteben> oab er felt LANCER 3eit
teinen in 1olGem qlter slei6 9eiunoen
Wfen1hen QnQetrDffen habe.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

versng with friends and doubtful Inc t
point avoid enemies, because ,hs movements oi
the y. a not directly
authorized 10 employ anybody 70 help b d any one 70
Q. Did he report "a you that he employ. 'A' W
O. Did he make report to youi A. Yes reported ed
what our opponents were doing. and the move OF
friends think at different times We went vssn tfnI
aud those who we're against there was no una er-
standing the support or members OF ConFoA
The witness here discharged until Monday morn
Mr. W f. q. shanks having been sworn, said he was
city editor of THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
Mr. remarked that Mr.. Reid, the editor OF tnat
paper in his testimony before the Committee said that
had reached his through some OF nus
reporters, and Mr.. snanss was asked TO commuhchh9
bis kno ledge that subject Mr. shanks stated that
Mr. Reid had correctly quoted him as iT W6 I
with the PacIno Mail question on A. Oakey HAL
authority The matter came up In TINS way. ine re
ports OF the investigation that day related To my
Gus who accompanied William s. King 10 draW
money from the bank having remarkable
Mr. Beck on that occasion sportiyey referred TO MI
Woods mustache when Mr.. Wood said. No more OF
that II you please just at thls point MT M ~ "a i,d I'D
marked Jarvis, If they should summon Us we we c1ye MI
shanks returned 10 his Office he made memoranoum
OF the event and handed II TO MI keid VINO Hau oot
Mr. Wood here remarked that Mr.. ball had sent him
two kilograms saying he knew notnlng urecd 80, oi rn
remark as was attributed 10 him. ,,,-.
Concerning MI Wood, Mr. shanks said Hall had shown
him the dispatch He reminded Mr.. Hall OF the conVer-
sation At Delmoncos when Mr. Hail. recalling IT, sal9
he did not mean 10 use Mr. Woods naln & Ds t1a -I "
and an order issued for the arrest OF
william p. sullivan. reporter of the railroad anu
local 1mercal news OF THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, tes-
Tined tLat he from time to time communicated to Mr.
Reid matters connected with his position, but ne couI9
MIR Reid with information, more especially about the
Pacific Mail steamship Company, II was natural that
Mr. Reid should sscri0e 10 INN the rumors MENTIONED
Tue Committee adjourned till Monday.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
WINTER OBSTACLES TO NAVIGATION.

STIRRING SCENES IN THE HARBOR YESTERDAY.
The ice yesterday morning interfered more
with traffic and the rivers and bay than at any
time before during this Winter. AL KINDS OF river cra
were greatly impeded and for an hour the East RVer
ferries had TO stop running The scene at the Fulton
and Wall-st ferries between aud M was as inter
eating as it was UNUSUAL Crowds OF people anxious TO
cross gathered the ferry houses and on the piers Al
immense ice hoe composed OF large cakes OF Ice pheu
one upon the other driven by the tide up from lne
bay completely blocking up the comparatively narro"
massage between SewYork and Brooklyn and the East
River looked like an almost unbroken 10y held
About o:9o a. M the tide turned and the great mass
h.uan 70 separate, leaving channels through which
boats pass Two boats crowded with people 'nen
left the Brooklyn side One Of them made the passage
IN seyen minutes by taking advantage OF the openlnk'
IN the ice but the other less fortunate, became enAn
Oied and was over an hour in reaching the Se"-iorA
slip somo boats two hours in crossing tho river
savsral exciting incidents occurred. and great alarm
was aroused among timd passengers oy tne ire-
ouent sharp collisions with the heavy ice Inc hAre
boats could not reach their landings one ''
had land her passengers at tho foot OF tne saner
Newport was much delayed In coming uo"n tuo
East River collision occurred in the nlast Ot W. Sity
but no one injured. and the only damage done we
the carrying away OF portion OF the Tor sn
the Garden City, with some injury 10 the oaOin JUL
warks. a., A.. 49,. rbonss
Hunt which eft New Brighton with large number OF
passengers at 7:45 q. IN, had dangerous pasSase.
When about third Of mile from the Battery inc ooat
became ged the ice. while endeaYoring 70 pass
between two immense n0es. ~e wheels were oIOssou,
and the en- gne could not turn tuem. small tug Ooas
went give aid but was una to release 'ne t vs,
sci which the tide meanwhne carrier rap,oy phoa,
up the East RIVER When the ferry , Doas
| was opposite Barring alp two tug at ooats
succeeded getting hawser 10 H. but they were
10 haul the vessel OF the ice. Attention was tnou
turned OF the passengers one OF me susf
drew up to the Thomas Hunt. 50 that they wers con
peeted by u plank which the passengers passou
10 tho tug aud wore taken ashore. Tue sLealer ooh
t;uusd 10 drtft the uysE sas u vas Ssrsd gyI 4y'
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
SUFFERING IN DAKOTA.

AN APPEAL FOR AID TO SUFFERERS BY THE GRASS
HoPPERs-CALLs FOR RELIEF FROM VARIOUS
PARTS OF THR TERRITORY.
YANKToN, d. T., Jan. 22.-An appeal to the
public for aid issued to-day, signed by Gov. Pen
ningham and indorsed by the Judges, Attorney, and
Marshals OF the United States Courts. It states
that considerable destitutOn exists in various
parts OF the territory, caused mainly by
the destruction crops by grasshoppers Calls for aid
have been received from Brookings, Lincoln, Turner
Union Clay and Bonhomme Counties. and there are
doubtless instances OF suffering in other parts Of the
Territory The people need food and clothing and seed
for years planting The treasury Of the Territory
Ia exhausted and though both 70 call upon
the general public for assistance the emergency admits
OF no other course. The following well-known gentle
ren have been selected constitute Territorial Relief
Committee with It's headquarters here, 70 whom all
donations may be sent:
Yankton COunty-Ex Gov. Edmunds. T j. Dewitt, and
Cbas. Eiseman. -
Clay County-M d. Thompson. and W. o. Dewey.
Union County-Rev Geo. F. Freeman.
Minnehaha County-The Hon. y. J. Cross.
Lincoln County-The Hon. g. W Harlan
Turner COuDtY-The Rev. j. j. McIntyre.
Cass COunGy-Wm. Mcintosh
Ronnomue County-E. w. Barber.
Bureigh County-E. A. Williams.
The Relief Committee desiring TO avoid an opportu-
,, for tmposon state that solicitors will be sent
ohroad emoloyed or authorized by IT, Every effort will
~ n.de 20 mace donations in the hands OF those aetu
alIv suffsupg from want and destitutlOn Iue COm
rees upon the active cooperation OF oeoeV9ieh
city authorities. Boards OF IraaA am
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New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
THE LEADERS AND THE LED.
LECTURE BY THE REV. THOMAS K. BEEoHE

LECTURE BY THE REV. THOMAS X. BEEoHER.
The lesture by the Rev. Thomas K. Beecher
OF Elmra. hefore the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton last evening at the hall at Twentythirdst and
Fourthave.. well attended Mr. Beecher announced
his subject to be- The Led and the Leaders," and said
that proverbs usually found in pairs and the self
evident truth universally taught this country
that all men are born free and equal
mad us opposite in the equally recogni sed
fact THAI some men are born leaders
and others to be led by them. Men naturally divide
into these two classes IrsNery church. in every board
OF directors OF bank Otser organized association OF
men, the ere nnay results Cne- power OF control
and direction Society straties itself led and lead
ers. Even Communism In ns blind fury against gov
erhmeht developed some he OF sheaevil 10 lead the
communist pure, consistent, actual deHScracy has
never existed. dees not exist, and will exist.
Inc special peeuiarties OF American and English
civilization had come to pass by machinery. The steam
engiue had opened q new page OF history and fresh
sprngs OF fe and energy that might truly Ne said
nation is born IN day" This metropolis q vast
sorenouse OF machine labor In this and great
is VINO shah enjoy the fruits OF this machine labor
Nhe ninety per cent Of our work ia done by machinery
en are begging FOR work. He who owns the capital OF
nachlnery owns the produce Of II. The power Of
capil al IN England has been steadily and gradually In
crra-nH whiie rushing fearfuliy IN tins country.
lhere are two kinds Of power. nominal and real. In
the church the pastor the nominal power while the
Ieui power Is with the man who can come down with
the nODey III the state representatives and pub
nc onlds are the nominal rover bat the real power Is
~ ou ISooy shd the party dctatiOn change Ia party
IA called great moral revolution" but 1t is only
set OF men smoking out another SET Tue lobby the
real leaders, and money l. the oil to all
ehnerY TO run smoothly. We building church.
Prayers won't build 1t; tears won't build
II {; lOngiDgs won't build IT. but money Will,
and Will set al the springs OF activity going.
II A man is not in debt and five cents. he Is
capitalist ana has the luxury of choice snd tue choice
or luxury Tue lecturer stated that he had been much
gIlcyed by Vice ePresident Wilson's letter How TO
save the Republican party when the first duty was 20
save the country and 10 give il pure and patriotic Lead
ers Two things American thinks he understands
religion and politics. But political economy Is a
science. and equally so IS theology II Is a serious
matter TO medde with the State school religion.
He who cOvets Office cannot be a good leader. The
capitalists the leaders. We have kings IN this
country but money kings The title OF leaders changes
III different countries but the essence or leadership Is
the al the civilized world. Our real leaders
the capitalists and they must take duties as well
privileges and that he Is that chief, let hlm
serve"