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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06
EASTERN NE Ws.
An Uneasy Feeling.

WASHINGTON, November 5th. 1.-The
dispatch from st. Louis announcing
the indictment of prominent parties
by the Grand Jury of that city, causes
intense excitement here. The Nd-
tionM Republican has the following
double-leaded reference to the witness,
Fitz Roy, ,on whose testimony these last
indictments are said to have been
found: "He has just withdrawn his
plea of not guilty and entered one of
guilty to several of the counts in the
Indictment against him. 1t was then
added that he would Voluntarily tes-
tify before the Grand Jury. This is
understood to form part of the tactics
to compel screening of themselves,
and in order to avoid public scandal,
they have been making such threats to
the President and Secretary Bristow
for some months"
Orviiie Grant. BabcOcI and Others In.
dicted.
CINCINNATI, November 4th.-A spe-
cial dispatch to the Enquirer, from st.
Louis, says that the announcement is
made that the L. S. Grand Jury has
found indictments against eX-United
States Assistant Attorneys Patrick and
Kumb, ex-Marshal Newcomb, Orville
Grant, brother of the President, Gen.
Babcock, the Presidents private Sec
retary, and others. The greatest ex-
element prevails. The indictments
charge them with conspiring with st.
Louis distillers to defraud the Gov
ernment out of taxes on an immense
amount of crooked whisky. The in
dictments grew out of the testimony
before the grand jury of Joseph Fitz
Roy, late Deputy q. S. Collector.
Fitz Roy was indicted by a previous
grand jury, and lately pleaded guilty
to the charges against him. He is said
to have been Treasurer of the whisky
ring, the most gigantic combination
to beat the Government that was ever
created.
A Political Forecast.
New YORK, Nov. 9th, THE Herald
this morning in an editorial under the
head of "Political Consequences of the
State Election,n gives list of the
Democratic and Republican States,
with the number OF electoral votes to
which each is entitled, to show the
present political situation as regards
the presidential election. The DEM
ocratic States are Alabama, Arkansas
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06

California, Florida, Kentucky, Louis
lana. Maryland, Mississippi, New
York, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and
vote of lSS. The remainder are Re-
publican States, nineteen in all, and
have total electoral vote of lSl. This
shows the next Presidential election
TO be close and doubtful, and that
it will be one of the most strenuous
and exciting contests that has ever oc-
Cured in the history of our politics,
Judging by the late elections in all
the States, the Democratic party
would elect the next Presidential by
majority of Z. But that will be ca
silly wiped out if the Republicans car
ry Ohio next October. The moral eff
feet of the triumph, three weeks in adj
vance of the great contest, being
worth at least fifty electoral votes to
the party which shall carry the State.
The Republicans have merely 10 keep
what they have gniued last month to
give them the aseenuancy in Ohio in
October in 1870, and carry off pres
idential prize. But if they lose Ohio
the election of a Democratic President
would be inevitable.
New York Democrats.
ALBANY, Nov. 5.-The Argus of to-
day, in its election table of returns by
counties. gives to Bigelow IA, ass ma
jority. The Legislature, by its esti-
mate, stands q Republicans and IL
Democrats in the Senate, and 6G Re-
publicans and So Democrats in the
Assembly.
All About n BEAD Body.
MONTREAL, Nov. 4th.-The police
were ordered in a body to the Central
station this morning, and after an
swering to the roll and being inspect
ed, were dismissed to await further or
ders. 1t is stated that the Mayor had
reasons to apprehend mischief and
had called the men together to be
ready for any emergency. The men
are still at Central station awaiting
orders, but everything is quiet in the
city. The reason for the centraliza-
tion of the entire police fo;ce at Cen
trail station was the apprehension of
disturbances in connection with the
Guibord burial, as this was the day
on which his remains were doomed to
disappointment, for it was soon found
that the funeral had been postponed.
1t is not likely that the funeral will
take place before next week, and prob
ably later.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06

the Association bear to their churches.
Anotber statement is that the com
mittee will investigate the scandal
matters.
The New YorS Election.
ALBANY, y. y, November 5th.-
The Jom MATS table of tonight gives
the Democratic majority at 1887, and
estimates that the Assembly will have
II Republicans, SO Democrats, 3 anti
Tammany Democrats and Independ-
ent The Journal says the varying
figures of New York and Kings coun-
ties upset all tables and battle all cal
culations. They have changed every
day, and almost every hour, since
Tuesday night, and even now no two
of the New York papers agree OH
them. We accept the figures of the
Times, both because the authority is
good and because our private advices
correspond with them. This increase
in New York, together with the COR
responding increase in Kings county,
will considerably swell the Democratic
majority in the State.
The mississippi Election.
WASuINGToN, November 5th.--G.
w. Wells candidate for Congress in
the Second Congressional District of
Mississippi, telegraphs the Attorney
General this morning that he is elect
ed by good majority. Mr.. Wells is
at present Z. S. District Attorney for
the Northern District of Mississippi,
and is an anti-Ames man.
More abeut those indictments.
WASHINGToN, November 9TH. =
Neither Secretary Bristow, Commits
sioner Heratt nor Solicitor Wilson.
have received any information from
st. Louis relative to the Indictment of
General Babcock or Orville Grant and
others by the Grand Jury ofthat city.
Secretary Rr.stow expresses the opin-
luUi WHICH llle commissioner vi Inter
nal Revenue concurs in, that there is
no truth in the statement, and that it
is out for sensational purposes, being
q part of the tactics of the members of
the whisky ring to break the force of
their downfall.
The Trial of the Smuggiers.
NEW YORK, November 5th, Judge
Benedict to-day rendered decision
refusing to quash the criminal indict-
ments against III. B. Clatlin & Co., in
dicted for connection with silk snug
Cling frauds.
--latest New York Election News.
NEW YORK, November 5th.-The
latest returns from the election in this
city show some slight changes from
the former returns, but do not affect
the general result.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06
FOR EICM.
Law Breakers Sentenced.

TORONTO, Ont, Nov. 5th.--At the
AssiZe Court this morning sentence
was passed on the prisoners found
guilty during the present assizes, as
follows: VIM. Irvine, homicide, four
teen years imprisonment; John Mil
Ter, for manslaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nash, fourteen years imprisonment;
and G.. Henry, burglary, seven years.
1t was in Indiana; and she applied
for divorce. "Did he give you cloth
ing enough?" said the Judge. ~ lived
with him nineteen years. said she,
"and all the clothes that he ever
bought me were bunch Of hair pins
and tooth brush.n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06
san Francisco News.

Sth fhuClScO NeNss
SAN FRANCISCO, November 9TH
Several additional clerks were relieved
last evening from further duty at the
National Gold Bank and Trust Com
pany. The clerical force now consists
of the second note tellers, one paying
teller and two book keepers. The
Cashier, ID. w. G. Thompson, has re-
signed. The President, Henry l.. Da-
Wis, is still at his post, and the affairs
of the Bank are in the hands of the
Finance Committee. The amount the
Bank owes its depositors has heen re-
duced to 100000, all of which we are
assured will be paid dollar for dollar.
1t is also believed that the stockh old
holders will get the par value of their
stock. Some time must elapse, how
ever, before the business is finally set
tied. Some of the Directors are anx-
ious for reorganization and continu-
ance of business.
Last evening there was formal dis
tributiOn of the Rifle Association
prizes in the ldte tournament, at the
armory of the First Regiment, corner
New Montgomery and Howard streets.
AL lcdSt Out-tiliTuC Cl tuOSe pTeSellJ were
ladies and the remainder nearly all
soldiers. On the platform were seated
Governor PachecO, who occupied the
Chair. and Col. Harney, Col. Dodge,
Col. Wilmington and Col. Backnall, Of
his staff. Among the officers of the
U. S. Army present were Gen. Brooks,
Commandant at the Presidio; Major
Throckmorton and Lieutenants Kyle,
Tutherly, Gerand and Story; Colonel
Smedberg, once President on the Di-
vision Staff, and Major Backus, Major
Laird, Major Smith and Major Skelly,
of the Brigade Staff; also Gen. Camp
bell. The exercises were introduced
by brief speech from Gov. Pacheco,
after which an excellent address was
delivered by Colonel Shaw, the Presi-
dent of the Association, on the value
Of rifle contests and practice, The
prizes were then presented by Gov.
Pacheco, Major Wilder assisting, and
Col Shaw making the necessary eX-
plantations. a pleasant dance fol-
lowed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06

matter with intense interest. When
it can be determined with certainty
that there are so many millions tons
of silver in our mines the capital of
the world will be at our command,
and we shall be the richest people on
the earth.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06
NEW AovER TISEMENTs.
For Sale.

q MOUNTAIN RhNCH--I60 acreS of sur
- Veyed Government claim. a rare chance
Tor lnvalids seeking pure air and healthy
climate. Splendid farming land, especially
adapted for vineyard and orange orchard.
Plenty OF water. Ten acres cleared and two.
rooms well finished. 800 feet water pipe, FUN
set carpenters and agricultural tools Stu
ated few miles from town. VIII be sold
cheap as owner wishes to return Fast. Applv
10 KIMBALL & CHAPLIN,
hoV4t No. 10 Spring st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06
MORNING DISPATCHES
1 "A. NJ.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD |
EASTERN NEWS.
Wisconsin Election.


special says Chairman Keyes has re-
turns from all the counties but one or
two, nearly all of them being either
closely estimated or official, and they
place Ludington, Republican, ahead
10, 143. 1t is believed now that War
ner, Eaton and Bennett are elected by
small majoritles. The Democrats now
generally concede Ludington's elec-
tion, but claim the rest of their ticket,
while the Republicans claim all their
ticket, except Treasurer. The Senate
has 81 Republicans to - Opposition,
and in the House they are about even
ly divided.
New York Election.
NEW YORK, November 5th.-The
following are the most authentic fig
ures OH the result in this county that
can be given until the official returns
are made out. Hackett's majority for
Recorder, 1855; Phelps majority for
District Attorney, 27,178; Van Zwy-
ler's majority for Surrogate, 25,337;
Gildersleeve's majority for County
Judge, 26,9l4. In the State Bigelow
will have about IA, 45S majority.
One More Failure.
WORCESTER, Mass, November 9Th.
H. II. Chamberlin & Co., extensive
wool dealers in this city, have sus-
pended. Their liabilities are not yet
known.
Direct Cable all Right.
NEW YORK, November 5th.--The
Superintendent of the Direct Cable
announces this afternoon that the
cable room will reopen for business at
midnight, this date. The tariff from
New York will be seventy-seven cents
per word.
The whisky Ring Indicted.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5th.-A st. Louis
special says John McFall, late Z. S.
Gauger, one of the indicted whisky
ringers, this morning withdrew his
plea of not guilty and plead guilty to
all the charges. Sentence reserved.
1t is rumored that Judge Krum has
been indicted for being engaged in de-
frauding the Government. Krum
was L. S. District Attorney, but re-
signed about two years since. He was
afterwards elected Judge of one of the
Circuit Courts of st. Louis county.
When the ring frauds were discovered
members of the ring were in jeopardy
and they forced Krum to resign and
undertake their defense. The L. s.
Grand Jury in Chicago to-day returned
seventy-seven indictments, principally
against distillers, rectiliers, gaugers
and storekeepers forviolating the rev.
enue laws. They will be arrested i'm
mediately.
West Publishes a Card,
BROOKLYN, Nov. 5th.-A card was
published to-day from VIM. +. West,
whose name, together with that of
Mrs. Emma G. Moulton, was stricken
from the roll of membership of Ply
mouth church last night. West claims
that his name was dropped without
the slightest notice, and he was given
no opportunity to meet the commit
tee. He also says the precipitate ac-
ton of the meeting last night will be
understood by all.
The CIergymen In Council.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5th. The follow
ing clergymen compose the commit
tee: Rev. DIR. Buddington, Prof. Par
SONS, Prof. Martin, Chas. Hall, Ever
EFT William Taylor There is some
variance of opinion as to the character
of the work assigned to the commit
tee. One report says they will inquire
whether Beechers relations to hisow
church are such as other members of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06

the Association bear to their churches.
Another statement is that the com
mittee will investigate the scandal
matters.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06
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CALIENTE, Nov. 5.-The following
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14
neutrality-suspicious..
Mhabarbers~g y

Die bette 3eit, cine nene 9fbabarbsrz
Bflan3uug an5ulegeh, lit inn 9erbft, glei6
na6 Dem eriten Stofte. @enn bic Yflan>
gen iebr 9roB getporDen itno u10 cine
&beiluug oerlelben n6t1ig tpirb, grade
man oie1elben ni6t aus, mic getDDDnli1
gei6ieDt, f~onoern tbeile iie auf ibrem
Stauoorte nit oeW Spoten, inocm man
SDetie Der &nulen abfti9t poer au1 bic
Yflan3en in Der Witte bur6itibt, unb
lalie ben Gbetl Der BflauSe, iuel6er auf
letnem BLabe nerbleiberl foa, HIlbe1elligt
in Der @roe. Dur@ Befolgung btefer
Wtetbooe ftdert man it9 cine CUTE @rnte
far's nadite Sriibiabr. Die abgeftobes
lteN All bereusgegrabelen Gbeile brtnge
man III etne aeue Nnlage, uno i'm ~stpeiten
Sabre nah Der gerpflum3ung iperoen aud
pteie cine quite @rnte ergebeH; i'm eriten
Sabre oa9e9en mad Dem llnpfau5en
fanl man cine lolbe ni6t ertparten. Scr
8ooeM fam fir Die &babnrberpf[an3e
ni6t 81 reib fem; man muB beSDalb iul
9erblt uuo i'm Sritbltng biingen. Serner
BARI Der 8ooen ni6t gu NAB iein, Do bic
3nouen Ieiht in 81 feu1tem @roret6
faulen uno bic BflanSen bann fraufeln
uno btnnem &ur3em gGn5li6 abiterben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14
Somatos@eiu

Man 3eritampft in einem. b6l3ernen
Sroge nit bolsernem St06er quite pou=
reife Gomatos uno gieBt bann ben Saft
berielbsn aus. gnf l @uaone biefes
Saftes ieBt mall 3-33 4funo tpeiBen
3uders au. Wtan benuBt nur ben Saft
obne BaiierSuiaB. Die @dbrung IaBt
man Dor iid 9ebe,l tpie bel Sobanlisbserz
ipetnt uno anoereu Srnbttpeinen. 8euu
Dieielbe poriiber lit, aiebt ma ben @ein
bon i~eiler 0efe auf Elm unoeres rppblge=
reint8tes @efdB, bas maj bon 3ett gu
3eit nit ben,lelben 8eine auffitut nlo
INNER mobIoerlpunbet bait. Menu Der
Wein in bemielbeit bic @dbrung nplltan=
big Our69emadt bat, Stebt MI i'm auf
5lai6eu, IN oellen er it'd, ie Idnger er
liegt, oefto mebr Derbeiiert. Mande
3ieben Den Somatowetn allen arbern
6ru0tipeiuen Dor, nn0 iebenfalls lit oer=
ielbe elm gang gutter Betn, tpeun ct 1org=
fdttig 9emadt uno etnige Sabre alt 'gez
lpproel int.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14

aus 8reuBeu, 0annoDer. Oloeh.
buro, Ntedlenburg, Sdte5WtN>9 olltein,
Nraunihpeig, 8reutsn. 0amburg, Gabcd
mo 9ippe. Daralli Die e~ilerle Uidns
ner=1rias gismarf. Woltfe uno Soon.
Dann etu rieiiger Wa8en nit 9teibSs
td9smttglieDern aus alien 0auenO eutid ID.
laupS unter einem foloilalen quite. Die
Jtadbut Der 0tuiiion, tpeIdc bur6 ibre
bunte Wanntgfaltigfeit LIBERAL sroBen
@freft nlaobte uno III oieler Se3tebuli9
DDr ben anoern 2lbtbeituugen init i0rer
a%lerotugs unabIeDbaren, aber dlh legr
etnfDrmigen WaBenreibe iib O0rtbeiIbatt
aussei1nete, bitoete Die /. Gompnente
bes IL. Snfanterie : GegimsutS. Der
Sorbet5ug Der Observation-Disclosures uno
ieher uier uno Dier3ig Sereile nit a1t'
t~anleno Wttglieoerl, lpel6e 3ulammen
oen Goltefeitperein bitbel, Danerte tpobl
iiBer cine ygei6la9ene @lode1ltunoe",
iuie mall in Jtorboeutldlauo 3u ldgen
pde9t. Die 9r1Bere WtebrSabl oer Ser
rem ma6te es ii0 in Tuti6en bequent,
tpe5balb IS 1~tellenlueiie I'M 10 mebr al
Nbne1sluug i'm 3uge feblte, ais TT
ben IeBten 0iDtitonen faum genug Utuiif
porbanoen ipar. Sibi0e becorirte 8a=
gen batter iibriseus geiteut II. u. Der
Norooeuti6e 2loDo: eine1 Doaltdnoig
aufgetafelten Sceanoampfer, nit einem
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yYopuldre Stub" BON Union Ota: GAM
briuusslBagen uno SlorasW agen; Der
SIpenburger Berein: @agIe Sbampagner
ieines Ntitglteoes Qntou Ufeber; 9ams
burger Gereiu: 9amnonia, nit Wfetfur
uuo Jfeptun vauf benz 8er9e", I'M Sin:
tergrunoe Elm nDatdnotg au~fgetafelter
Dreimalter; @ambriuuS> Wager, Bitter,
Rnappen Mno Sauern, bon Wtepcr u
Ba1maul; Mmt 2ilieutDaler Ysrein !:
Elm iebr bibi1er 0eu1paOeu, mo Nlnt
0ageEer Cub: norboeuti6e Mtno=
miible. = Die nur CUR 9teclame BON @es
i6diten III ben 3ug aufaenommenen
gSageu bdtten cbeuio tpobl. ipeggelaiieu
tperoeu f6nnen. Der Bug begab IT'D
na6 Dem ais SeitplaB o%ienenoeu berrs
Iibeu 45art Der Jteu PORTER S9iBeu.
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Der Seem gorter Oeutl0en Weieul6aft
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AZ S1iffen 2473 9eutibe befanben. 8om
oielen 3uii9enoed> Baiiagieren maren
1862 unO bon ben 0eutiWen inSbtlons
Dere 573 bereits frii6er in Amerita, 10
baB .404 pirtlide Gintpauberer, unter
beueu 1900 0euti6e, III Stem Dorf aus
tamen. SIM Wtonat SuIt 1874 lanbeten
in 0ietp gorf Is, 422 3mti6euoeG: 9aiias
gtere - 1858 mebr ais in bieiem Sabre,
inter benen fi9 4I82 Oeuti6c 100
mebr ais in bieiem Sabre - befanOen.
8om l. Sanuar bis gum 81. Sult 1875
Ianoeten Ill NeD gOrf 81, 163 3wil6ens
bed 9aiiaaiere, anter oieien 1879
Deutf6e. Sn oerielben Belt ped poriz
gen Sabres lanbeten III 0telp Oorf 49,
1855 3ipii6enoeds 8aiiagtere, inter bielen
2S, 243 Deutibe. Die @tnlpaloerung TT
ben iiebeu eriten Wouateh oieies Sabres
bat bemna6 UNI 27 $50 uno Die Oeutlbe
~@inmanoeruns ipecieu nm 1929 ab8e>
norlmen.
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5etgt III iiberlt0tliDer 8eiie Die beoeus
tenos u II a me Der ginwanoez
ruug felt Dem Sabre 1872:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14
EOMatosGiH0..

Wan aeritampfe eiueu 8ui6eI reife,
Eomato's III etnem b0l5eruen @efdBe
II permii6e bteien 8ret init einent
Quart Baiier. Dies @emif6 lteae III
in einem Offeuen Safe etntge Sage lang
an etlen tparmen Blab nnD ritbre es INN.
Sobalo ii6 elm enti6ieOenrr @i1iagernh
oerbreitet bat, preBe man Die 6lnIliafeit
wobl II ulb brtnge ite in elm SaB, bas
man unperipnnDet IGBt ullo Mur letdt au,
oedt.
Otan erbGlt auf bteie @eiIe einen norz
tref1t@enGiiig. Der ni6t lei6t BON ireeuD
einem anoern iibertroffen tpiro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14

Su1uWHeH ..2Jo,OIf %Of,oof 1of,ool Ot,Uof
- Dus beutIhe Blatt in Qittle God
bringt uber Die 3uitdnbe / nj 3 II 6 t.
beuie pon ArfanaS folgenoes:
@s fo.nmen D~ur9l1nittlt9 III @tnem
Otonate 3lDauSig GooeSfdue Dor, ob9let6
Die 9ln5abI Der Strdfltuge bloB 300 be-
trGsr. Nls urlade oteler gang uugebeuS
rell Sterbli0teit, tpeldDe baS @efdngntB
in Eur5em entDOlfert milBte, Denn ui6t
inlmer meuer 3utpaDs tdnte, miro Die
grauiame B~eDanolung ansege6en. Die
Wefalgenen erbatten bus gauge Sabr
uber feline &letper gum We6ielt, bis
oieielben i6uen enolt1 ant Setbe perfdus
2uru5artifeln. Die 2ebeus mItteI ft1o
Derart, DaB S6meine lie peri6mG9en
miiroen. Wtudit it6 @iuer aber oteie
Bebanoluug, 10 er1dlt er StodprtlgeL
bis 81 $50 auf einunal. uno all DaS ltebt
Der WOuperueur, peIter fetber Der Brds
itbent bet 3u6tbaussGommiiitpn 1T,
ruDi8 nit all.
gon QLuitin, Eeras, tpirb ii6er
6euBli6e sc dmpfe IN den
smeiv Aer3tem heri0tet: Die Ner3te
Wt oIette llno Wtau1ing tpirften uno Dell>
ten 60 felt SabreM III ether uao berlelben
Staot. Mus 8rponeio begauu Wolette
III ni9ts tpeniger ais i6msi6elDafter
Beile 1th iber ben anoern Arat 81 duz
Bern. Wanning Derlangte IAlteBl,b
0 Wolette cine Grftdrung, beren Grs
gebntB cine 0erdusforoeruug mar. Beioe
gtngen uab einem 2aoen, faufttn oaielbt
Ieoer Elm Tleii0ermefier, besaben ii1
Damn auf einen freten 4laB uno be9ariien
%lofort, li1 gegenieitig 3u 3erfeiiden.
GDe leoo6 Der Cine ODER Nnoere t0otlide
8eripunDNngen oaDon9etragen bate,
iDuroen tie getrennt, Der GtHe i'm Blut
gebaoet, Der Nnoere Elm forperli1 gebro@
6ener Wann. SbgIei6 man ite getrennlt
bate uuo Wannings 8uitano ~boffnungs>
Los l6ien, ihtpuren fe bod einanoer
etpige Setnoi6aft uno bielten tbr Ser
Ipreden nur Su gut. Die kgioen Streit.
bG5ne g%enaien Ianglam. Wanning, oel=
fen Ropf III Sol8e Der 3eriOueibung Der
Wadeilmustelu gang aus 1einer norma
len Sage gefommeu lit, bate it1 ua6
Beltoll, Seu 9ountD, beleben, TOO CT it'd
msbrere Wouate ais JteconpaIescent alfs
belt. Tor etut9en Sa9en itieB CT 5uz
fGutg ouf Wolette. leBterer luo ieiu
Wespebr uno fol9te ieiuem Mioerlaher
bis al oei1en Wo1nung. mo CT ibn su
t0oten periu6te. Wtauuing mai inoe}ielI
porbereitet uno Wolette ltiirBts toot niez
Der; Wfauuing'S &ugel mar t9m mttten
onr9's Der3 %gesalgel.
MusIan6.
Ole BerIiuer Sta6ts@tfen<
babn tpiro tDobl nod 5ielnliG lange
cuf 1t6 iparteu laiien. Die Nrbeiteu aur
Sirirung Der 2inie tDoaen in feiner Beile
re0t DoruGrts fomlneil, ba Die Berbauos
lungen nit ben 8eb0roen tGslid neue
S9pierigteiten bieten. Dies Mues biloet
nur elm Goripiel au ienen 8ettermngeu,
tpel9e it'd berausiteIeH werben, tpenll
man genotbigt lit, nit ben gnpobnern
gu %nerbaNoeln. Inter iot6eN l1mitGnben
tam no4 elm baIbes SaDr3ebnt
uno mebr pergeben, bis Die Staotbabn
Dem Setrtebe iibergebcn ieil pirO.
Sn 8ar3bnrg tit neuIi6 fpGz
genoer 6au rOrgefpmmen. Cine Mitttpe
bat ibren Sobn saul nit groBen Spferu
oas @9mnaltun belu6en laiien. QSd6s
reAo lsIner @pmnait9I3eit pfIegte bisier
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14
GerbT=W uSYadt.

9as @rite, morauf Der Tar,ner Bel Der
Saat gu .leben but, lit Der Game Ielbit.
0as IT. aber etn Bnntt, bel pel9em es
n1crftpurotger Weile uniere 2anoleute
bdutt9 lll9t 10 9enau mebnter, ais ie
iouten. !Sur Nusiaat bari nlal, MIR bie
por3u9ltbten, lbwerlten , f~eimfGbigifeu
3orl1er ne9ineu, Ino oas Iiao Die Douiq
retfen uno ausgepa6lenel1. unreiie, pers
tommene, poH Snietten bel96pigte, bon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14
Gon Nab ttno GerR.
SnIanb.

Wtt Re6t finb Die Mormoneu
gar febr 6etrii6t lber ben Sob ibres
bduptItngs @eo. q. Smitb.
Denn or mar 3um ytnGfoIger 6es bo6be=
tasten Sris6am gOun8 %beittmr1t nnS
RaIt pisIfa1 fir ben e~ilatgeH, Der Ders
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14

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