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, 1875-05-02

The Rev. 4. ). Frost preached III excellent
sermon last Sunday evening at the University
. &c. n.nt;st rh1..,h H. o,,htac, rras ~,,.e
Fsace D3p'st cnu1e4' As apotos. "Ao e'oee
| comparison between "Llttlo children snd the
| early Christian" after which the ordinance oi
| baptism was administered to two candidates, out
ot thu raan1t Of A. n. Earls'a two weeka' minis.
|
ay.
9he hon. Epnr1sn II. SANFORD, OF Iooeka,
! Kan, has been sojouruing in Oakland during
the past week. He ia now on hls way to the
E,st uba,a ha ia n ~, h;a 1actnra a,g.eamants
Eass ~nate na ~ 70 ms ae'tu5u 1 :.
curing tne' coming summer. als saoJecs -
"seyerd Proposed Amendments to the consti-
| tuition of the United States" He left for New
York last Friday morning.
| An event which has long been looked for, and
! which has finally happened, was tile sudden de
mise Of another butchar-shop on Cottage Grove
avenua, near Wahpanseh. Three moths ago
Oakland was possessed Of thirteen butcher
shops, but now there are only seven left
The new block of stores to be erected on the
corner Of Cottage Grove avenue aud Thirty
eighth street are to run up under the name Of
Or. johnson, who owns pearly all the property
there is IN Oakland.
This evening the people Of Oakland viii have
the pleasure Of attending one more concert, to
be given in the Oakland Congressional Church,
scholara have been rehearsing for the past two
weeks, and no doubt but what they will maize the
concert the best one Of tho season. Everybody
is cordially invited to be present, and to brlug
along everybody else. The church is large
enough to accommodate ali.
The Chicago City Railway Company has Just
received 160 head Of genuine Wild mustang
ponies, just from the plains, which they are
placing on the Cottage Grove car line, in place
Of the old playad-out steeds now in use. It ia
worth moro than the price Of admission to q
first~c1ass menaserie to ait in street-car and
see the drivers trying TO break in the ponies
90 as to make them lit for use. But come Of
them will not break.
near Ecan avenue, nearly in time for 1ss Of May
occupants. He IL also erecting store an the
soath side Of his old block, adjoining tho meat
market. Ho clso intends moving the frame
.rear Q.
building in place of it at an early day.
, 1875-05-02
kENOSHA.

Special Casrsspondesee qf The C7aoa4e Iribxne.
.KxxosHA- Wis, May 1--Wintar laa fingered
so long this year with US that we begun to fear
sprins would put IL IN appearance ody IN aan,s.
, 1875-05-02
kANKAkEE..

! xnne;nl Torrtsnondenee Of Tie Cltcdno Trib17as
KArxArrr Nav IA fna rain Of eix hours
'o-s4>4>e1 -, :. N,~-':S,-1- - e@~
autauIon ''slseo tn1s seeAoo 5eeteloAs' 4uoAen,
ing the young vege atlont ana bringing smiles o.
satisfaction to rhe counteuances OF che farnerB.
s.aaow1Na WEAKER MOTHER"
The tai,-end Of tia spelling fever in trailing
-. 49,. 49, H.. a ,o.,.s vs. .r,o1aaae
for last evening at the tlrst Methodist Episcopal
Church, which two or three weeks ago would
have called ont a crowded house. Two classes
- fn-.o.,o.;.,a u.-a ,-op,;ood arr Thai, 5,f7;
~ se@AeeostAa1a' "'1o p4o11'0aa' D"' %usu o1u,
dence got tne oetsef OF 1nen' ano tnere was no'
an individual in tbs room who could be classed
in that crowd, except Stege Moore. He is not
quite go, but he Is - old enough 10 know better.
nunabor spelled al list of twelve words taken
from q daily paper. Not one apelled the entire
| number CORRECTLY, though two or thfea Hlsaed
+ ''rHEA GEESE"
Speaking OF "Steve, romlnds one OF ms
latest and croWnlnG shot. In company with
John Durham and HARRISON Loring ne went
out on G., L. i G. freight-srain the other
morning for soma sn1pe-shootlng. while an1-
iously peer1ug around the end OF the .caboose on
the lookout Tor "sgns," he discovered three
wild geese sitting near The track unm1ndfu1 OF
the trains approach. The breech-1oader WIS
Steve "let Ticker, and Knocked over two OF the
BIRDS With frantic glee be lit out after the Goa
ductor to have the tram stopped when some one
discovered two youthful 6rangers making IN
m'ssakabie demonstrations OF grleI and rage
over the dead game; ana tnen the Judge let the
train keep On, while the boys went INTO pafo1-
yBns OF iaughter> The news vent over the line
pretty thoroughly during the day, and whom the
party came back- at Msht' steVe ran perfect
gauntlet OF glbes- :.
FIRE:
The blackamithy OF hcEa"ean q Son, 1t No.
mcnce was burned last week. Loss between g, COO
and S5,uOV, with no insurance.. Ihs origin OF
the fire is unceltaln
woop"anos QUARRY.
Ihls valuable properly has been leased TOR
term od three years py ADAMS Earl and another
gentleman OF the e., L. d G. Railroad, who will
soon put IN Large force OF man. The quarry
contains valuable building stone, and the devel-
opmenf or the property VIII benat1t hankasee as
, 1875-05-02

Friday, in which twelve young ladies' partiui-
patesi, two standing when the end wss reached.
and the fortunate winner Of the prlza standing
alorn after running some distance up the second
round. Tie Textbook uaed aaa the Weatminstss
Shorter Cat echism.
, 1875-05-02

in .his way, one-third of which is said to be
fractured. and will have to be replaced with new.
The cost Of this nice little job will not 30 Less
than 5000. That ia very LOW eatlInate, bu:
ths facts will be ~ difficult 70 ascertain aa waa
the number Of hydranta frozen solid last winter:
When ttese pioes we're first laid enRlnsers urged
they should be deeper, showing that our seyere
winter frosts frequently penetrate dve and a
half to six feet below the suriaee in gravel soil
in cold, open weather. Then take the North
one OF the most reliable and responsible con-
tractors in the State proposed to take the con-
tract for its entire construction, bidding
both for the stone piers and iron supetstructrro
for sum within the original estimate Of the
cost, $40 0o0- The ahoddy work on tho new
slopes at the pumping works has already made
itself manifest. Tho grading and sodding has
al "slid" this spring, whilst nearly half
mile Of slopes and terraces similarly situated
along the bluff OF Seventh and First Wards, on
public - well as private grounds, and properly
done, stand firm and intact as the day they were
finished. The trouble was, the Water Commls-
siorers could not find the right m2n TO do sne
voEk. They employed good many. in the hope
OF getting bim but the right one did NOT turn
up. They had superintendent ct salary OF
$3.50 par month y and several inspectors and
overseers to watch and car1y out this work in
all ita
ar3T-EDGEp ELEGANCE;
but a.ncng the los the right man was not dis
covered. The first Secretary OF thlA diamond
busted, moroeco-bound, rose-scented, philan-
thropio Board, WAS paid $4,000 year. and
81, 900 for sxtrs Tork. will find you dozen
men, among cur business houses, quite As smart
as ;:s Secretary, Is business-hke IS zeal zsa1ous 4
do all The work he did, and do it rs we'll
rs he did, for the "e1tra" alone. not 70
speak Of the salary. The emoluments OF this for
tunate Secretary wers g1eater than the combined
compensation of the City Comptroller and City
Clerk, who devote all their time to tho arduous
duties of their very responsible positions, Many
members OF the Council protested against this
extravaganza, but the Legislature had placed the
Board beyond the control Of the Council. Lny-
ing the pipe 51@ feet below the surface Was doEe
Ut the pressure OF economy But elaborate
pressed brick and Illinois marble grace the boiler
castings ut the engine house, aud dlessed-
atone coping surrounds reservoir on the top OF
distant hill in an uninhaalted part OF the city.
Mr. Lane, the chief engineer, cannot be hesd re-
sponsb}e for Ill this. He ia man Of experience
ove1ruled by the gentlemen whom it would be
useless and suicidal to oppose: It Is a pity some
thing cannot be done to overhaul the axpendi-
tu1ss Of this Eilt-edged board Of philauthropsta.
, 1875-05-02

SO yon observe how natural it is for Mil
waukeean to connect himself with some re-
spectacle religious society, and the more re-
spectablo It t.. is tie more more certain he il to
trade, in his business in society, in all his
social relations, and makes life brighter, moro
happy. and more prosperous every way. Once
upon time man in this city who made an ex-
cellent article Of SOAP had the bars al stamped
" Come to Jesus" aa sort Of pious trade
mark, aud it helped the sale Of the soap most
wonderfully. Some wicked people laughed, IS
they laugh at everything solemn and good but
who can tell the exact measure Of benefit which
that laconiu exhortation produced upon purchas-
ers and consumers That man had been re-
peatedly importuoed by his pastor to carry his
religion into his business, and that was the way
he did it. Moreover, the barr Of soap we're all
full weight, made Of the best ingredients, and
although they contained lye, as all good soap
must. they did not tell a lie By pretending to
wash in hard water as we'll as IN soft.
II you ask me how that very small class OF
persons in Milwaukee who d. not belong to any
church manage TO keep up healthy social rala-
tionahip. my answer is that they join tho Ma
Sons, Odd Fellows, Sons Of Temperance, knight
Templa1s, or some literary Or scientific club, or,
il driven to the last extremity, they can
UNITE WITH LAGER DEER BALLOON,
ct which there are only 700 IN the city. Visiting
3 Lager beer saloon may not be considered an
intellectual performance per Sc, nor Ia it calcu-
lated to to throw man into the best society that
CEN be imagined; nevertheless, tho music that
he hears there ia as uncontaminated BY its
earthly associations aa it it was produced IN
Paradise, and hls waywardnese may be ths very
means Of his getting an Introduction to better
class Of people. The crusaders might find him
ont and care for him, as thev would not have
done If he had kept straight and steady. And
there are so many young men in Milwaukee who
delight to be counted as lost sheep for aThile, 80
Tint the ninety and nina that 20 not astraT may
be left to shirk for themselves and thev be
sought after BY Interesting pRttles until they are
fouod and brought back amid general re-
joicing. T..
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Scr Wergiftumasfaa TIT Sebanots, &,
ytetp=Ss antpSbtre. - Neite nno
iiherrnidiciiNe GtffliiilLttffneifA

9oncorp, ~, 9. Nprll.-9Str brad
ten geitern inter Den Sage8neuigfeiteu Die
Mittbellung, baB Gags porber Die 73- 3-idbrtge
Trau Sames &enorid uno Superntenbent
Senbrid bon Der ySlo. @olOnic.@iienbabn" i'll
5olge oes @euuiieS BON uergiftetem 5bee, ben
lte pon8oiton besogen, geitorben unb Inoere,
Die Oapon aetrrufen, erfranft leien.
Snsmiihen iinD @ntbeduugen genadt nor
ben, ipeld)e ote Sad)e in etnem gang anoereu
2id)te erl1einen laiien. 9ab Der Sbee auS
elmer friihen Sbeebiidbie bereitet porben,
leugnen 0iejenigen, Die NIT Den Sbatiadlcu
befannt itno. Die SepDlferl1ng oeS 9orfes.
Die nit ben llnlfGnocn pertraut lit, uermetoet
es, uiel bon Der Sad]e SIT lpre6en. Die 2ln-
itdt, baB Der Sbee fein Slit in iid ielbit eut
bielt, ld|eint 81 madllen uno perid)ie0ene all~
oere iebt 81 Sage tretenoe Sbatia6en geben
Der Sernlutbung Gaum, baB man oamlt nnl-
ging, Die ySebanons Sanf," beren Saiitrer =.
u. &eueriG lit, Su berauben. Oa8 0lenit=
mGb6en i'll Der Senbrifs Samilie bebauptet,
cnrd Der @enuB Des Sbee's franf geuorOen
3n ieiu, iiiblte iid) aber anOeren SageS mobl
qenuq, oas SauS gu perlaien ullo befin0et
lid, ieitoem nid)t mebr in Oierften Der Sent
brtdzTamtlie. SaS Sau8 Der 2etteren liegt
nidbt weit bon Der Sanf entfernt lluo an Der
gde Der GtraBe beftnbet fd) cine &eroii i'm.
eampe, bic mdbreno Oes slbenos, ais Die
6anlilie franf barllieberlag. spetTal au8gez
l6i6t (eiue gang un9ewDbnlide Shatiad)e),
BON Den Seipobnern a6er INNER iuieoer anQe=
siinbet maro. Der Srbalt bes Wia9ens Der
Srau &enorif uuo ole Sbeebiifie, BON Der
ser Grant bereitet wurOe, lino Scbuis elmer
demiIben unteriu6ung na6 Soiton geIanbt
noroen; auBerpem fano cine 4oitmortemz
lluteriu1ung Der aDrper Der SerItorbenen
Hoft
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Garopailde 9erid)te.

-0ie 9eitli6en Der 25O, 900 8olen,
meld)c Die 9rledtld1e Gelt9ton annebmen mol
len, baben eii1 Wemorauoum all bic ruiiijhe
0tesierung geri6tet nnO motipren ibre 2lbT6t
nit Der fir iie beitebeuoen llnm0gli1feit, oa8
Dogma Der llnfeblbartcit au5uuebmeu.
Ser @eneraloifar be5 6iirftbii6ofS uoh
Sre8Iau bat Die pGpitli6e @ncgclifa Der
Gffentlid)t. @5 meroen Sorbereitunqen Qetrof-
fen, Die &l6iter Der nit ben Seiuiten uernan6.
tcn Sroen 81 idlieBeu. Die Seluit.n baben
itd na6 SDrten gepanot. Sn Seprut alein
iiuo BON tbnen 3lpan5ig 6duier angefauft
moroen.
-(9tIru berg.)-0ie bieiige @emcinoe-
uertretung moute etne erleoigte yebrerIteae an
Der cOnfelllonea .gem1d)ten Solt8ldlUle nit
etnem 2ehrer iii0tider &Onfellion beIeBeu.
Die Srel8regterung BON Wttttelfranfen per-
ia9te icoo6 Der BrdeutNtion Die @euebmi,
9ung.
-(@ine iugenbli9e Cell itmGr>
berin.) gluS Dtarburg miro geihrieben:
uOte 5m0lfjabrige So6ter etnes iebr angeiebe=
nen 8iirger8 unlerer StaOt ltiir5te iid 0icier
Gage III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Abitd]t in bic
Srau, ipllrbe iebOd BON einem oe8 gSeQes
fommeuOen Ntanne nod reht3eiti9 bemertt
unO gerettel. Die jugenOltdje Selbllm0rOe-
rim 9eitano na9trdgltdl, baB S6ulOen Iie 3u
bem erniten Shrttte getrieben - S4uoen
bei'm :3uderbdder uno acknowledgements
5duDlcri"
Gin @tftmorboeriuh, bon einem Giicn=
babnbeamten gegcn Die ci9ene Satin inter
nommen, madt III g Stuttgart piel Don
iih reoen. llm Die 2Seibnadt8Seit erbielt bic
6rau auonpm etn &iitf)en nit SiioirI6teu
5u9eiauot; fe i60pite inoeiien Seroadt un0
lieB Die 8rii6te denllih Hnteriuden, mo f1
berausiteute, OaB ie idmmtlih uergiftet mo-
rem. Ser @atte, in beifen &barafter Die Sab
iuft cine berporra9enOe @igcui6aft ieiu iou
unO Der baS Serm09en Der iebr reihen 8rau
an fid reiBer mOllte, foll Der Abien0er jeneS
unbeinlliheu @eidenfe8 gelpeieu ieju, uno er
ilt Dieer Gage auf 3iequiiition pes Staatsanz
waltes i'll llnlerin6ungsarreit abgefiibrt NOR.
ben,
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slts Der @mnoesha.ptftaot.

9Sa gton, 8. april. -Oa Er(i'
iibent pirO fiinftig on 9tenlta9en unO 6rel
tagen mr. Gegierunasbeamte empfangen; an
oel iibrigen Sasen itnp Die @mpfang8itunben
mi II llbr Sorm. uHo 2 llbr Jtadmttta9a
ieftgeiett.
= Ser 8rdiiOent mirO an ndfften Sreitaq
na6 WahafuiettS abgeben, I'm ben 100.
Sabrestaa Der Sdladlt Don 2crln9ton mlt5u
feterr.
- Ser Sberbunbcsaumalt bat elm @ut-
ad)ten iiber Die 9luslegung Der 9lfte bonn 3.
OtGrS 1875, Die Sei6rdnfung Der 9tiideritat-
tung BON 36llen betreffenb, abgegeben.
= Sen. @omen, SiilfSefretdr beS Snnerl1,
traf heute BON Salt 2afe Gttn bier elm, iuO CT
inl Suffrage bcs YraToenten Die 2(ngele9en-
beltcn unterludte.
= Brdtoent @rant ip-a6 fi6 heute Sen.
OtilcS qegeniiber su @unIteH tnternationaler
S6ieb8gertdte aus.
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Gin @enernl nIS NaIidlntiittacr.
Ser Seedjer= ELTON Q YroseS.
Mud einmal cine Notwithstanding ocr
bei0erfetftncu Sa d,fuQtter.

New=Y orf, 9. aprtl. = Sci Der beuti=
gen @rDfinuug Der Serbanblungen paren me-
niger Berionen anpeienb, alS an ben porher@
gebenbeu Sa9eu. ytaf GrDffHung Der Situng
erbob iif Sr. Fullerton, Inpalt be5 Sldger8,
unb ia9te, iein College Sea6 lei in Solge
elmer @rfdltung, ourd bic er fidb SOpf9id]t
uno Migrane sugesogen, leioer perbinOert, on
oen beutisen Serbanolunsen theilsuuebinen.
Gr uno ielne auoeren Golleaen f6nnten ipeQell
Der auberoroeutlihen @ihtigfeit unb Sraa.
meite bes Broieiies, beionbers iett 9egell
S6luB beiielbell, Die Serantlportlid)feit nld1t
iibernebmen, obne bte 9Ilfe bes Srn. Seadl
bic 6ortiebuug Der SsrbauOlungen 5u beam
tragen.
Sr. gparts, Inmalt bes 8erflaaten, be.
nerfte, oaB fe BON ibrer Seite beabit6tigt
bdtten, Die Sernebmung beS letten 3 lgell
(8eeder) beute 3unt Nbihluiie Su bringen.
@s m0dlten babel inoeB leidt Sragen iid] er=
heben in SeSng auf 3ulaiIung geptiier slus:
iagen alS Sametsmittel, unb Die Inpeienbait
bes gegneriihen @olle9en f0nnte oaber bon
mebr ais geipDbnliber SSidlttgfeit ietn. So4tt
Der 3eugenbemeis gum abidluiie fommen
10 pdre es untbunlif), cine Sadf)e in @ieter.
eriudgung su sieben uno ielen iie oaber ein
peritanben nit benz outrage Der flGgerifeu
snwa te, Die SefbanrlunSen bis gum mid ten
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Sas 0tttfettntctl oes syaliG)ers VIC
Sartnep+

gS a | bing on, 9. Npril. = lleber
bas Gntfnmmen bes beriibtigten SGll6ers
Mc@artneD miro BON Seras 9tdbereS berid
tet: Mc&artnep murbe bon Dem Sunbesmar-
id)aG Burnell perbaftet, Der St)abamtS aez
beimpoli5iit gSbitneD perlangte iooaan, baB
TIM Der Serbreder auSgeantportet meroe,
8uruen irdubte iid Dag gen, er wuroe leood)
bon Dem SbcrbunoeSmariha1 angerpielen,
inn sn iibergeben. gBbitneD pollte Den Ser
BREEDER rad ct. 2ouiS briugen, no berIelbe
einen YroSeB absumarteu bat. llnterwegS
lieB man i'm eutfommen uno Sipar, mte2ptarz
i;bad Yurnea beri9tet, inter iebr peroddti9e1
llmitGnhPr
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NcftAmts ; Wusin4fR lax

sSeitgngssRrrio. - g&oheutlirbe, balb iUodent.
libe, @iuohenidDe, cdl5- -UoheuttiCbs uuo dgIih
Seltungen nno SouruoIc, ms SuueGe peranbt, una
oetcn Borto am Srtc Der 4bituoutg, rep. ourd cen
Scrau59eber, III . Ordu 8 8dbI Ibur lit, ; GCnte
pro Yinno uno meuiqtr- - Sournae &C., Die ~ cni.
qer ais ciu DIAL pro 2SOde, baIb=monGtlh, mon0t
LID, uerelidBrib, bGlbidbrlh ober ldbrlib eridci.
nen, Gcnt5 pro Hiuuo o6cr meu9cr. - SeituuGcn
Sournale &C. lueroen ain Orte Der Nbenouug 9elUos
gen uH0 oaS Borto nab Dem Gjepidte bcjnhlt. 90
SIN Setrcff Der Srieltrdger G5ebHbr beibeH Ole bis
BERGEN 0ilten in Srait, uanlit I Sent fir cncs
SlaIt (lpohentItde @rdeinun9Cn au6seuommcu)
Gent ptu cine mo Gents pro 3Uei llnjen.
Sricfe, Ueriicgelic Ya6ete, gan5 oocr tbcilneiic
6eibrtebcne5 Noteridl (gud) zNiunuitrpte un0 ;wis
i9eH SuhGuuOlcr uuo S6rtiteuer au5gctGuihlc
9orreEtur0o9eu auo9cnommcu,) Cts, Iur icoc Balb,
llHje.
Grtsbricic an Stateu, Do iib Srcird9cr bcItu.
ocn, cts. iltr icoc lalbc unje, an onoeren Srcu
Cent
Money ORDERS" $50 nidt ibcritcigcuo,) > $40 mo
ueutgcr Gt5. iUer SO uub S2U uidjt iOtriteigcuo
10 @tF. $40 uuo S,,0 nilt ubcrci9eno, - Gts; iLe
$50 mo 10 ntht il6crei9eno, 70 Cts; iUer $40 uut
so nidlt Hberte!gcno, q @t5. G5rOGerc SummeH,
ais so, 6C0tH9en erAo6te Sa0luRg.
9iurtp na d. IrcmoeR S0noeru.
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y Eeoeutet, oUB ole 8orausbejabluug pom Dem
SeltcbCn be5 A6ienoer5 ubbdn9t, aber n0h anocrcn
Sotdlidten punbe}a6lt" ober nitUoll beSabte Srtee
nno am Srte oes Gmpfau9es elmer StrGie ooppelter
Borto= =9CrefnuRg uHterUOricn. e)eorudte SabCn
miiiien uubcoiUot I'M SOraus 6ejdblt wcroCn.
Rehabilitation nab 0cutihlano, Seitrcitb uno
uHgaru uno CANADA bcOirieu eiues iUCttCren Sent
Boititenpcls.
aSoltOampfer mGdI SbiHn, Sapen nno cits
tnoicn 9e0en am I. uuo 10. clues jeoeu Ulond5 Uon
Gan 6rdnj5co ub. 9tebirette Boitu pom Baltimore
nadl S3aOanna via SGeD= gDcit, i5ta., iblteBt am
/. uno IS. etue5 eoen Wonats, 9e9eu1 llBr gtadmtls
tags. - Sc0en Sumitag Wdttag Ddbreuo Der SOmz
mcrz uuo eoen Guoeren Samita9 Wiittaa wdbreHo
Der g8iucrmouGte ihli6Bt ole 0irette BOit 3tUiiden
Baltimore mao Sremen pet 9Gmpier oe5 pNUro=
eeutibCu Slopo."
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sleermaltscrslttsitano Der SGiTss
ftQlter in HetiD=Nprf

gt w=Yorf, 8. slpril. = 6euts Miorgeu
muroe Der gu8itanO Der Sdliffsitauer allge-
metn. Die llnion gtr. batte gsitern 2(benO
Sci dliiiie angerommen, in benen iie iif, be,
reit erfldrte, nit Den anHereu Sereinen 6auo
in Sano ;u 9eben. 9ie 9lrbeiter erfdren,
oaB iie au8balten DerOen, auf Der anneren
&ette erfldren Die 9lrbeitgcber, oaB Fe feline
srbeiIcr, meld)e ansgeitanOen iiuo, mieOer
uIitelleu mprbeu
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n0elD. nncr: 9mci 0Saileu "

uab Yulwer'5 Money fur Die beutibe Shbue nit
Ritiitt auf amertaniide uuo fofale 8erbdltnie ire
bearbeitet ourdb @uftau Stherenbers. l@esentpdrtg
III Seutlblano 8aiieHId.)
l.. aft "3Dei Batien!"-2 Aft pSumbug, gtifts,
als Sumbug! ~ 8. aft eva banquet" - 4. gtt !:
."6Gli9es gelo !"-5. Gift: "aettes 9elo :"
Gutrttts=Breis 30 Gents, reierpirte Sise IS @eus.
bents, Sonnabeno, ben 10. april, i'm BibIotbef=
3inmer Der "GoncorotG" uou I bis 3 llgr td9ltf
uno am Gage Ter Sorlteluug BON llbr Wior9eus
fr Die 9dnSe cation" 9aben aud fir oieie cBte gorz
lteluu0 0tiIttafctt. 5Sf-S)
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. SeraletdtenOe Saamtiu o ilStatiitif.

Wt m , bis, 8. Npril. = Der monatlidle
Seridt Der 8aumlpollb0rie pom gSeit= Sell=
nehee, 9torb 9llabama, toro.Miiiiiippi.
Irfanias nnb nDrolid pom glrfanias seigt
1873 perldiebeue 3uienbunaen, meldle erge.
ben, baB in oieien 9iitriften ipdbreuo OeS
lekten Sabres 81 $40 Broseut peniger rYaunlz
luolle proOusirt wurbe, als in 1878. 9ie
finanSielle !5iilfe, peldle ben YfanSern &C.
mabrt muroe, mar I'm 20 BroSent gerin9Cr.
Oian idlGbt DaB ant %. b. SO. mn nod 81
SroSent Der @rnDte ni6t uerfauit mar. 9ie
grnoteausii6ten iinO iett I'M Yro3ent
beIier ais i'm 6riibjabr 1874. Die 9lrbetts.
l0bne iino I'M 15 Bro5snt suriifgegan9en.
Die geute erbalten Sc Bro5eut baar, 45 Bro.
sent Nntbeil uno 19 Bros. an 2GuOerei 3um
@emiiiebau.
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8crmtiate Sepeid)en aus
Wefu MORT.

gtcmsDorf, 8. Qpril. - Ser 9ampfcr
yGreScent- @ttD" traf BON 6auanna bier elm.
- Die 3ol @innabmen betrugen beute
S268, 900.
= Ser llnterifabnleiiter 5ab1te beute als
SntereiiFn $4,000, fir einge5ogene Sbliga=
tionen $4,000 an8.
- Sbarfep fam ni1t, ME ertpartet purOe,
nit Dem 0pfr. v@rescent GttD" bier an.
- Sob er0finete beute ST. 115B uno i6loB
7u 115I
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gelbitftorS eittes 9e1ttSd,e,,.

% ~ : > rlean8, 8. Nprll. = &orl
Senoir, triiber Sicez zYrdiioent Ser , Seutonia=
gtationalbanf," beying beute permittelit Ser
giftuu9 Selbitmorb. 9ll8 llriade gibt man
2lrmuth au,
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Gin oe,ttiGcs Sd)iH a1tf Sober sec
tn iimfenocnt 3mitanoe an9s.
%rncSn4A

gfem Yorf, 8. 9(pril. - 9ie Sarfe
rWta9gte 3d." bon @orf berid)tet, baB iie am
IS. UtGrs INTERIM 49.5 @rabe n0rol. grette
unb Dem 34.1O @raoe lpcltl. 2Gnge oas oeut-
id)c Shiff vOtabura ;" uon gretnen nad)
Stem YOrf beltimmt, in iinfenbem 3ufanbe
uno obne Soote angetrohen babe. 9iegarfe
nabm ben GapttGn unb IL Otann auf uno
brafte iie nad bem biefgen Safen. Sin
Soot nit Dem erten unb 5meitenSteuermann
unO 9 0tatrcien an Soro bate Oas Shlff
idOn Oorher perlQiien. Sin Wann ertrQnf.
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Sttawa, 8. Iprll. - Gine Delegation
bon Saufleuten ma6te beute Dem 6iuansmi-
ntlter tbre aufmartung unb ite1te Oemielbeu
Dor, baB, menn Die 3uderraffiuerle'u BON
Wfontreal ntdt befer geifiibt merDen, bic
ielben eingeben ntiiilen, oa ameritanii6er
3nder 6u oenlelben Staten, mie oaS 0tobma=
tertal, etngefibrt rueroen fDnne. Der 6inan3=
miuiiter CAB ben 0eputirten 81 periteben, baB
Die nDtbtge Ibbiilfe erfOlgen merOe.
Sn Canada ctrfultren lett 3ablreid)e Betl=
tiouen I'M Probibittp SplrituoiengeIete.
Sis Iebt iinb bem Barlameute bereits 415
lolder Semperenspetltiouen unterbreitet nor
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Observation-Disclosures s9lu3ei0e.

ytlhrltt mir0 lletmit 9egt6cn, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Solimaht SHr SerlUGttuug Oes Hdhluiles Der anbier
ueritOr6. alma g.. Sammeritafcr et1nteu bdt.
Vile DE, lptlhe iSoroeruugeu on oieen Ladld6 ba=
not9igen BeIegeu ipdefteES bis sum q. Stpt. 1873
eiu5ureideu uno eelteuo III MAIDEN, ooer su gemdr=
tigen, bag ie ibrer Nnipribe oieitn ytabla6 Ae=
etIih fir oelIuitig erflirt Wer6eH m0gen. Aae, Oc
3a9lungeu an oc,en 9tat)ldB gu MAIDEN babcu,
UerOcu biermit auf9eforoert, Ioftbe unUerjU9ih an
luteriethuete Su Iellteu; UO nidt, 10 miro geridt>
lb engclbritteu.