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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-24
Horse Thieves Captured.



Information has reached this city
that band of four horse-thieves were
attacked at Stonewall, Friday last,
which resulted in one killed aud one
captured. The remaining two escaped.
The thieves had six horses with them
when attacked. -Four of them were
captured. The two negroes who escap-
ed rode each horse-one gray, the
other bay. The bay, from descrip-
ton. belonged to Captain J. M. Cook,
of this city. Two of the horses recap
tured, answer the description of horses
stolen from Mr.. John Forehand, of this
city; the third is large roam, fifteen
hands high, and branded 'D' ON left
shoulder.
The horses and thieves are from
Denis0n. The negro thieves infested a
den on the east side of the railroad.
Lieutenant A. w. Greedy, superin-
tendent of the frontier telegraph, ar
rived in Denison yesterday from Fort
sill via Caddo. Lieutenant Greedy in
forms US that work on the line from
Sill to blackstone, has been commenced,
also that work will soon be commenced
OH the line from Jacksboro to Griffin.
The wire between Jacksboro and this
place will be connected within few
DAYS
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-24


A dy possessing tHn mno historic
.ul,fa. 40 lcsr nDd DnUlrded with
uu.lnr umgto l.t witch clusters
umud Ymllownnud Tie lnih 81 uc'
uhailu tho mommY NJ the Whole
American people, 'ibpugl, nnsmall'
r ..uIonnd nnrfn shorter contest, the
dn. NJ gnn lnWnln ~ emphnllcnlly
marked nu era In the march Of man
hood mud the rlphto Of mankind to gov
crn themselves, independent Of DIES.
pols aud monnrchs, ~ did the day OF
Yorktown. II ~ day to be remem-
bercd aud cherished by the children OF
'rcSns to the remotcst time, ~ n price |
loss legacy hequeathcd to them by IA
lcurlcss aud valiant an ancestry as
ever stood In defence of liberty. Its
fruits, as yet but in the bud, have al
ready added to the area of constitu-
tlonnl, democratic liberty not only our
imperial state, but also New Next
90, Arizona, California, Nevada,
ana Utah, besides, by direct and indi-
rect means, rcscuing the noble land OF
the Aatecs from the clutches of re-
morscless despotism of more than three
| hundred years, and placing it on the
broad road to enlightened constitutions
al freedom. The historian, yet unborn,
will dwell on these wonderful events,
following each other in such grandeur
and order, rs springing from the fiat of
an All-wise Director.
Since our flag rose in splendor on San
Jacinto's plains, thirty-niney years have
rolled by us into the realms of the
great past. The men who won liberty
for us and glory for themselves on that
bloody field, have nearly all gone to
join Washington, Greene, Marion, and
the fathers of '7G in the realms of the
blest. Houston, Wharton, Burleson,
Lamar, Sherman, Somervell, Millard,
: Fisher, Green, McCulloch, Karnes, and
indeed. almost every officer of note,
and the great body of the heroic pri-
Yates, are in their graves. But yester-
: day we learned of the death of the
: venerable widow of General Burleson,
9 four score years ofage. Captains Anna.
5 sa Turner and Jesse Billingsly are the
| only survivors we can now recall, who
then ranked ms high as captain. Occa,
sionally we grasp the hand of one OF
the sturdy old veterans, yet standing
[ as an old but shivered oak to remind
] U.S. more vividly of that stock upon
I which the welfare of unborn millions
depended.
The day is legal holiday in oul
state. May its annual return ever re-
vive in the hearts of the people purei
I patriotism and, for the time at least,
bring all into closer and more kindly
] fellowship. Let its glories be impaired
] to our children and our children's
I children, so long as freedom has q
: foothold on the earth.
= This day, to one and ALL throughout
the length and breadth of our land,
THE HERALD, with unalloyed pleasure,
sends greeting, and prays that ere an
other year revolves, we shall again be
happily living under a wise and just
constitution, the handiwork of the peo-
pie themselves in the untrammelled
exercise of the rights won for them by
our fathers at SAN JACINTO.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-24

~ nndofsiand tlini the eoinpnhg
o8nlna tie ttnficf NJ ilie al0ge foud
hage secured nontg sulieieut IA gfodo
aud lle tie rad toa Junction 9th Tie
Texas aud Pacific railway, distance
~ eleven miles, aud negotiations are
nov pending with The Texas and ~
cino railroad 10 furnish aud lay the
lion down. The work ~ grading VIII
occupy about six months, and by the
time the fall crop IA shipped II Is be-
llevcd TINT the road can be finished.
This road, when built, viii attract II
trade which does not now go to the
Texas aud Pacific road, but towards
the Central ut Ennis or Rice. The
charter grants to the company sub
sidy OF sixteen sections Of land to the
mile, the same ~ all other charters IN
the state. We believe the road would
be good thing" and whoever get
control Of II will reap rich harvest
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-24

sfastod, lmf II ls Within envy rn0lt
and n tie peopio nfo ttnc ~ inoin
solves and lhelf posioflly on lho hfd
Monday IN August nest llty VIII iufn
out IN lnrsse, vote "fnntif cUNYtN'
flos,d nndsend lholf bc'l men lomobo
- new constitution, under Which The
fofepolng aud many other great bless.
lngs may he assured 10 our state.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-24
TEE FOURTEENTH AEGIsLATURE.

TEE FOURTEENTH LEGISLATURE.
In a., other column will be found CT
article from the Sherman Courier on
the legislature recently adjourned,
which We emphatically endorse and
approve. AS general thing the legis-
latiVe body of no state, during the past
winter, has impressed its constituency
with very exalted ideas of its honesty,
ability or patriotism, and THE HERALD
regrets to confess that the legislature
of Texas has been no exception. Meet
ing ostensibly fort short session to
pass few needed reform laws and
bill for a constitutional convention,
their session was prolonged for over
two months, and was characterized by
a reckless extravaganza, proiligacy and
Indifference to the wants aud necessi-
ties of the people Of the state hardly
equaled by its immediate predecessors.
1t is beginning 20 strike the average
Texan tlat the interests of the state
would be better subserved by shorter
sessions and less frequent meetings of
their legislative body.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-24
GRAND BARBECUE OF THE KAUF-

GRAND BARBECUE OF THE KAUF-
NAN COUNTY PATRONS OF HUS-
HASDRE.
The patrons of husbandry of Kauf-
man county are making extensive
preparations for a grand barbecue at
the town Of Kaufman on Saturday, the
first day Of Siay next. Mr. LANCE, the
present able and efficient master of the
state grange, besides several other
prominent patrons, are expected to
attend. Many prominent citizens
throughout the state. outside the or
der, have been invited, and are expect
ed to be present 1t viii be a grand
affair, and it is hoped and believed
.fhat as many of the patrons Of the sur
rounding counties as possible viii be
present
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-24

liiol eaae TIE entire day WIS occupied
ty The heating NJ The evidence pro.
QUcod Wv the defence ~ lmmltnio
Bowen NJ inailRatnf " N brutal nuf.
der committed eleven years ngo.
NV fOnK, hpfll ~ lleeohef'a iea-
tlm0ny II concluded. Half n dozen
witnesses were examined to-day re-
gafdlng tho general morals aud wlles
~ The matchmaker.
NANlsviLLE, ohio, April Jesse
Lewall's cotton mills last evening
were damaged by fire 10 the extent "
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-24
rne sew ceun., Of semer,eII.

To the Editor Of the Dallas Herald:
For the benefit of immigrants and
citizens who are seeking farms in north
Texas, l will give brief description of
the new county Of SOmeryell, made
from observations which / made in a
visit to that county last week. My
stay in the county was short, and my
obser atoms not extensive, but sufii-
Gent to furnish me a good general
knowledge Of II,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-24

fare you going fafter that sugar p
called a Marquette (Mich.l mother to
her boy, who was in the street. IAN
| going after that sugar 2" drawled the
youth in a saucy and impudent tone {;
but just then he happened to see bis
father coming up behind him, and be
said very respectfully and lovingly. !:
"Why, of course am, ma didn't
know you needed il right away"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-24
DIR. G. II'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
ron THE CUR: OF
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.
SYMPTOMS of 4 Diseased Liver.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right SIDE, under the
| edge of the ribs, increase on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the
left side; the patient is rarely able
to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends to
the top of the shoulder, and is some
times mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costivc,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss of memory, ac-
companicd with a painful sensation
Of having left urdone something
which ought to have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tcndant. The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet arc cold or burning,
ard he complains of Il prickly scnsa-
ton Of the skin; his spirits are low;
aid although he is satisfied that exer-
else would BE- beneficial to him, yet
he Can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
of them existed, yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively de.
ranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Dr.. c. M'LANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AcUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
P. S. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
otlrrs than Fleming Bros will do well TO write
their orders distinctly, and take none but Dr..
C. MLHes Lirer Pills, prepared By Fleming
Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being full u
b,iss 1hdfioas. To those wishing to give them n
trial, we Will forward per mail, post-paid, to any
part Of the United States one box Of Pills for
twelve thre-cent postage stamps, or one vial Of
Fcrmifuge for fourteen III rce-cent stamps. AL
or'h'rs from Cnnnda must be accompanied By
twenty ceuts extra.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-24
Closing Quotations.

NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-Gold, ll5. sight,
u premium. Sterling, 81 GJI4@5 d..
Cotton-Demand temporarily interrupted
by advance in Liverpool freights OF hall u
penny, and in Havre one cent. Sales 1000
bales. Good ordinary to strict good or
binary li1zgli5ac; low middling TO strict
low middling, l5ls@l51ac; middling to strict
middling, l5Is@ lie; good middling to mid
ding fair, l6Is@l7c. Receipts, l,5sG bales; ex-
ports continent, u bales; exports Grent
Britain, 1925 bales; stock, liO929 hnles; unsold
last evening, $500 bales; on shipboard, 5000
bales.
LONDON, April 22.-Bullion has increased
one hundred and fifty thousand pounds.
PARIS, April 22.-Specie has increased ten
and II half million francs.
NEW YORK, April 2.-Money easy at 2l2W3
per cent. sterling firm at ~. Gold uuli
but firm ut llI5s@ll5. Governments dun but
strong. States quiet and nominal.
Cotton-Net receipts, 322 bales; gross, 322
bales.
Futures closed steady. Sales 2GlO bales.
April, l6L@l6 5-32c; May, 10 5-;2@lG 3-l8c;
June, 10 7-lGalG l5-;2c; July, 10 ll-lBc; August,
10 27-32c; September, IL 2l-52@l6 ll-iGc; Octo-
Der, III i-l6c.
Cotton quiet. Sales l, 20 bales at lGlsc.
Southern Hour quiet. Wheat l9l2c better,
and in very moderate demand Mt 81 27@l ~;
winter red western, 81 30Il 50; amber red
western, 81 IS. White western corn better ut
92i%@93c Coffee firm. Rio, l614 al6l2c, gold.
Sugar steady. Rice quiet. Tallow firm at .
l.l8@9lsc. Rosin dull ut 50 07@2 IL. Strained
turpentine dull Mt 612c. Pork lower. Lard
lowet and quiet; prime steam, Ice, Whisky
Freights to liverpool heavy and lower.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-24

Executive COMMITTEES, g'hsra Con-
eresslonal District
, 1875-04-12
Die Nprftdste BON NbilaSelpbia,

@n alien @iienbabnen, Die bon Ybilaoel.
pbia ansgeben, finoen mir tnnerbalb oeS lin.
treiies BON Swan5is Oteilen %unierer Staot
cine 9robe Ansabl rel3enber Orti6aften unp
prdftiser Silla's uno 9anbiise, Die, obwobl
ie uid)t gum eisentliden @ebtet BON Ybila=
oelpbia seb0ren, tbatidhlih bod Ntdts OIL
beres ais elesante Soritdote unierer Stabt
iinb. sic iinO baS 9enorben burh bic nett
iebenoe Yolitit Der @iienbabn=@ ompagnieeu,
ipelhe ben @lnpobnern iener SrtI1aften Die
@elegenbeit barboten, ale paar Stunoeu
philadelphia nit Comfort uno nit gang se-
rllgen untolten 81 errei6en. 0ieie Yolittf
bat lih am @noe ais iebr profitabel fir Die
@ompagnteen nnb bonn gr0Bten Nllsen fir bic
Stabt eripieieu. Die YenniDlpanla 81. 81.
Co., bic 9erpobnt 1T, Ines 9rinblid 81 tbun,
mas ite unternimmt, bat elnen tpunberbaren
@rfolg gebabt in Der Ausfibrung Der obigen
Bolitif. Son Der Staot bis nab benz y@be.
iter SaneD" finoet man Lungs Der ganSen 0is
ME ibrer Sabn bic rei;euoiten Srtlhaiten,
Sillas ilno 2anbiibe in rnunterbro1ener 9ieis
benfol9e. Gin 4uslug mad 0otpnington
gebOrt 81 ben er90tli6iten Sersniigunsstabrs
ten wdbreno oes gansen 6rlbiahrS uno Serb
ties. Die Vabn lduft bon Wtantua bis Se=
l~tonpille fat unnlittelbar ldngS Der fiioli6en
@ren;linie uniereS prdbtisen Barfes nub an
ben immenien @ebGuben Der @%entennial-I uS-
iteIuns porbei, bic iest i'm Ban bssrifen iino.
, 1875-04-12
Opspepiia! Opspepfia
Sn8pepfiai

9bSpepfta lift Die p%erpideltite aGer meni1
ltfen &rarfbeiten. Sbre Spmpto1ten ftno
beinabe unenblih in ibrer Serihiebenbeit uno
Die biilfoicn, perSiueifelncen Spfer Der Sranfz
belt biloen iiA oft eiu, baB fie Die Seute iino
bon trgero elmer befanrten &ranfbeit. Dies
fonln,t gum Sbeil bon Der engen Sgmpatbie,
Delhe 3ptlden Dem Dfagen uub benz @ebtrn
ertltirt nnb gum Sbeil aud in Der SbatlaAe,
bab irgeno eine St0rnng Der 8eroauun9ss
6nnftlon n%otbmenpiger gSeiie bic Sober, Die
@ingeneibe nnb baS Nerpenipitem in l1noro=
rung bringt u1b bis at einem g~eptiien @raoe
bic Qualitdt bes Sluts %afficirt.
.. &. &unfef'S Bitter @etn BON @iien
neruriaht cine iibere Seilung. Sies 1T feirle
meme Yrdparation, tpel6e vgepriift unb at
leift gefurben" iporoert 1T. SleIelbe lit piele
Sabre lang in Der Braris ~beoeute1oer Nerate
NIT uuuer9leihlifem @rfolg oerihrteben nor
ben. SIS lptro niht erlpdrtet, nod 1T eS be-
abitd)tt9t, baB ale &ranfbeiten, nelhen Die
menl9ltfe Sar1ilie urteriporfen lit, banllt
furirt peroen. aber es lift aarantirt, baB bas
Dtittel OpSpepita furirt in ibrer bartndfiglten
Sorm. &untels Bitter 8ein bon @iien
l6ld9t ME febl. Sgmptome bon Opspepita
ben bon WabrungSmttteln, Srodenb cit i'm
Dtnnoe, Soobrennen, Iusbebnung bes Dfae
gems uno Der @insemeibe, Sartleibigteit,
&opfipeb, @6minoel, S6lafloii9feit uno 9ties
ber9eihlagenbeit. 9eriudt oas 9roBe 0tittel
urb Sbr tuerbet BON oeiien Grfol9 iiberSeust
iein. Mtan faufe ben ddten artifel. Nehmt
nur &unfeI'S, pelber rur i,$1 Slal6en per>
fault miro. Depot: $50 Jforo Neunte ctr.
philadelphia, Ya. @s ihldat niemalS febl.
Gum @erfauf bel alien apotbefern unb Sdubs
fern iiberan.
, 1875-04-12

Sie paiiirt bann burd bo6lt romantii9e Sc
9enoen bis Ooerbroot an Der Nlontsomerp
County @renSe, in oeiieu nnntittelbarer Ndbc
bas srobe fatboliide st. Charles SorromeO
Gole9ium selegen 1T. 0ann folgen III gauS
furSen @ntfernunsen bic Srtldafteu Nterior,
8pnnetpoob, Nromore, 9aoerforo, baS itatt.
llhe unb ariitofratiihe Srpn Mtapr, Stole
mont, @iua Nopa, Upton, 6aonor, 8apne,
eagle, 8eeieuiue, Yaoli II. I. 10. Sn alien
rieien Yldten ftubet nlau Die beiten 9otel;
unb Soarbin9bauSs Nccomobatiouen uno cine
polle 9iite berielben in benz biiblb iluitrirten
Bampblet aufgefiibrt, peldes bon Der Benn'
iplunnta 6.H.@o. inter Dem 8ttel 'sSuburb=
an Stations and Rural Homes on the
Pennsylvania r. R." publicirt moros1 lift
uno multiplication i'll ben perihlebenenSidet=
Sfficen Der Gompagnie in unierer Staot sras
tbs pertbeilt pirb. Dian finbet in bteI fem
Banpblet nod ptele andre ~Snformatlon, bar=
inter cine oo1tdnbise Isabelle Der 9otal-Bai-
iagier Staten, iueldc beiorbere Iufmertianl=
felt perotent, benn ie ersiebt, bab oieielben
nur unbebeutenb bDber iinb, ais Die ~unierer
@ltp=Baiia9iers Giienbabuer.
, 1875-04-12
qIg tfa uttDt toet, fonDern bef1no,
f7h tppAL.

uab BE Btass ~, ssIanst. Der Duttor :. etn.s riai
ga Dtssnsis IN biefem 5aatf gDena Sits 5siabt nil
salsas Il, wsnn mau ss&ssitts. ME sDrsefSrtessnf
CRETE &ntbtduns tn Der Wtatsria uttbiea. ben .ptns Il
Serstal" sssen pals. ane Experimentation anptnb,
6tt pat man nns etiaet: mir baSsn " Sbrsr witrta
sIs4 ben @sbraa& Sbrs Cordial une Der .DySpepfs
ptas@ ssbstIs ssorbsn ane.' Guf GrfuSen ptr5fsntiGt
gr ns$ sn 8sueais i'm Sassrsds ssr a~sissnssn. uatu
Grteafts1 gDte, q. Rvs. 1859.
Dr. 3. q. 9. gDtfbart. DtrttT Rrr SIN apr
1868 bsHtl MID eth anfanss nnbseeuteaees 5aRes, mel
-. BON tmpfabI mtr eebertbrau N nebnen, rel@a
uts or idste, mir tpas Grlst&ttrunt serl&aftn wlrst
MIC abr ntt' surirsn ianae. 50 seiaGts Stn aessr.
s as,, ,r ras l.s -, y y .s:s s.Is' sR g., ssssns. .srss, '.tn'
ias ~ Gas i&limmtr u NIB tattst srtlirte N a ,
ssnh az lsstes Wtttel parse 10 s~eaalast, Sprn
trRe 8Isf@s mar u IL ssu Muses. anb als
ID a&t etasm msn batt1 nar metns o.
laaeb sft sbuts utebt.Asrssfelt 50
d fardtts, milo ~ iaufSss. S.st abss sses ID ii. Vol
u.terasusans, sanslt3 aetelt. " ista. Sd far.tts sttt
inm 8tttn 4nbsrsr. Gle n5stn 70 bsunad psrS6 sutl
Den. usnn St.ss fIr auseu.satn fubea.
ytit aufri&ttsu Dsuibaritit Sbr
ata t%fapreatr Rtstsiass. solder 8aialtdts-G spIsm
etfst wtsmet ittns game Belt Der nuttriu&uus Don %
tltaten N ben 9mpfanaAtmmsrn Der Office. Drsi con
i~ulttrsnbe Wtritt soa an.riannter da@tieitt, asben tSn
,ur Ssin; fur bic ssemubunssn berltbtn pereen ben
Yublitum istnt Soften btredaef,
eius iOlbs 1slsstnetis bietet hins snssse GnaaIt ID
aanbs.
1yttfs aus trseab dnem Sbsils bes eanets, Ia ra9t
una Bath s~nasfrest pirb. wsrben prompt unb ~unsatsslp
LID bsantpprttt. RimtIsn ioaten tn 6orm psn
ESedbfein oeev VcffanmeifungeH
ltuaa&t wrretn.
Yrsts BON aDtibarts .araertean Dsspttas ptas~ 81
yer S4a&tel. Dtttslbtn psrbsn ua& 9mpfaas b1 Dc.
traets per ppf t~ustianbt.
Srtts ssn g~Dtibartt .ptns Free Ear GurbtaI~ $t.5c
per dIaf&t ssr $tt We Duseab 6laf&sa. 8afeubuus
per Gyprt5.
aGs Bafartfea sutta abrtffst utrssn an
I. a. q. 6t6bart, M. D..
We. 2S2 NprA 9pttte Ctr,
Ttuahelyhta.
Ds psstn In sGsa Msstasssn. iSz2us
, 1875-04-12
Nu9fen mmD @rFAIrunaem.

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asa uns Grl6lsxnssn 70 ssrhfrrfGsns esstisn ss strss'
bsD Wtattr. isls n4Iss pssbRiuf s.ssn !tsS. q ss u
hat siels Grssitetten stvfssts. Die U'ssfiael ss
Stisnea, ssISt ltaysa bstaaea sprsea. sassa an
S%s,si'l s:|e :,ss.sHi .,. ~ l sssi. .sa sa,, ma :. ia; sss
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bt6rs ,mieibex,
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sabrtiant,x ssa Nssr.ur balttaen vtasn .rparben f.
ri, ss,.ss.s asn .sstsas Is. lsss,s =. Sss'
sab bat % taR saatlia ben @sbrsaA ssn 9alswsl or
Dstrixr III xrsnthstsa su etssr seer sr Ssrseuanst
Orsexs srssdsst. Sn Der aeat rtr tansta, ais .
eassGs Nsa,raie ptatn ~ssriaut strsen. che uaat
atr su anse,a Gprtsx stfrast y rs. nae 100 sspi5 81
stnaseahn Ussets ttsts goertts "a. Rein abfaai
Ftats sDtrians ale MauSra's. 81. struriaStn ~
GysiAdgu5, % IL tIstnss sstr srsssa Dsfta seaenamer
etns srsss Dsfs ssa Aslsn.l, reaa 20 ais Mtfubrur
70 IA i:br ttfasat. bas a lltias Dpisu eStt&eaut kr-
asG ssAs eSerds maspfai. 'piasa .iaa!nmt, 81.
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fsass. ntdt an 9sytfAntr, Ietbsa, ene 9ranisttt. st
ltsr sduas nab fter::fAn :rlaf u. isansa rat4 u. sraas
IiA sarA nss D.aS skia Diasa iur!rt p.rssa, f.,
ora ptrfexsa. wel4s az B1asptane, iranltr etbr set
EsstyHa isissn, uxS stt fs wtaea, bag ottls fhrssli6
Rrenlb.tt aA ta itasn fee5eltst tat aas ter. eunssl
ssu'sa sstn tra5i, ans Fe ltssn sss ned rtntat VIZ
nate. DeihaIt s,fasBu Dr.. ea.sd, sae Dtsisntsss
-slAt bic eiAtM Gsmytsat bu S6uinsu&f tsAerier
10 az TIN " aesbts, . BAT q bf asaatbsit nissrsie
b~sbsnbtla saHn. Ha:ArIta ueaa se eanssa ttrfs-
fab. ians isias s7ssbts ans fsins 4rD,Itae Htsanslun
sisftlttx ptebrs btratata. atev D.. easud tssaayist nj
6tntrbett. bat 6awtnsfxa, In ttrsm erRsa etahini
tmner ~ bellies IA. nab teIba rctnH bic eunsen tbtilrtti
ans.freNtn wares. IA u TON tsuRs ssluussa ben patisa
TN wtesev IN ssafsmnssnsr0 eiuaobett w brtnsea. gesH'
sr sessabs sus ,as& eins sslanef sanss bat. 70 " fst.
3ueiftl. bat tu bsefsr else complete Tur ultelea lans
wean saa fensn aapefynsea asasu fslsL
Ds. 3&ea6 iann ktm 6enHattns IN fetnsr CfRt
Rsrbse G4e hn GsAesn nas Ar&frase ~ssnfaittrt un
eea nab teiae 8asetetnte Sns I'd aasa Drasstasst
, 1875-04-12
Mbmeiiune Der Torberuneen Der
&atbp1tfen in Buffalo.

(@us benz Buffalo Dem" BON 80. Mfdrs.)
Die S9ulfrase wurbe seitern iebr befrie=
bi9eno bei9ele9t, inoem bonn Staotratb oer
DfajoritdtSberlht bes betrefienben Commit.
tees ge9en Die llnterltiibung bon &irfeni1u=
len NIT 20 9e9en 4 Stimnnen an9euommer
muroe. Ser WinoritdtsberiAt Su @unlten
Der llnterltiiturg lolher Sdulen lit mr. bon
einenl Wtitalteo hes COMMITTEES inter seid)=
net. Son uuieren 26 Staotrdtben iinb 10
&atbolifen. Son ibnen ftimmten 4 9e9en
ben Berldt, bon oieien 4 iinb 3 0emofraten
uno 1 Heepublifaner, uno nod bergtationali=
tat iino 3Srldnberu II. 1Oentiher~ barunter. Son
ben 10 fatbolil1en Stabtrdtben lino 5 Oeut=
ite uno 5 Srl1nber. 4lS 9euti6er f0nnen
mir uidt umlbln uniere grDBte Sefrieoi9nng
iiber bic Salturg Der beutiden fatboliihen
Stabtrdtbe aussnipre6en, pblpobl mir uuS
i'm 8oraus iiber5eust fiiblten, baB fie MIR
burd bic @runbldbe Der @eredttetett, Der
@eleslidteit unb Der 8ilieteit beme9t iper.
ben f0unen. lleber ben WtaioritatSberi6t
miiniden mir feline meitere Gemertnn9en
gu MAIDEN, benn ct ipri6t seniisenp fir lid
ielblt. P{f4
Sei Der Seiprednt9 bieier Trase iprafen
mir unlern 3peifel barber aus, oaB Die fa=
tbolii6en Siir9er oieIeS 2anoes ben Siid)ofen
fol9en wiirben, i'm Sale biele ben Geriud
MAIDEN iolten, btelelben in einet politil6en
@abltampf fir reli9iole 3mede al fiibren.-
Die Obise Abtimmung 3eist, Oab Die sroBe
Wiebrhsit Der fatbolil6en Stabtrltbe ibre lin
abbGngisfeit benabrten, obwobl ie brett
pom ibrem Siihof bebrobt iparen.
Sn benz eripabnten DtaiOritdtsberi1t beiBt
es Die Staot 1T ui6t beiust, ourt Be
fteuerung irsenb melfes @elo fir Sduls
Spede su erbeben, aus9enommen fir Die lin
terltiibnng Der al9emeinen S6ulen unb
besbalb erbdlt Die Stabt ale ourd, 8eIteue,
ran9 mad benz Charter auf9ebrahten Sduls
aeloer uno ale Der Stabt bonn Staate Su9es
tbeilten Sdulselber Sur llnterhaltuns Der alls
semeinen S6ulen Der Stabt uno oleie Gel
Der t0nnen fir teinen anoerT i3ped perpens
bet tperben.
Sn Dem Sale uoeS SolteS seselt ben S6uls
ratb BON 8roeflpn", pelfer III 1851 ourd bic
Supreme Court iutihIecen 1T, puroe
ausbriidlif ausgefproden, baB Die BON benz
iatboliiden @ailenbaul e BON Srootlpn inter-
baltenen Sdulen telie nau9emeine SGulen"
unb besbalb niht 81 einem Antbetl an benz
S6ulfono oes Staates bere6ti9t ieien. 0aS
9eridt lagt 81 Sesriinoun9 ieiner @ntlbeis
bung n@enu mir cine iolbe Soroerung iuie
pieie i'm 9tameH zines romil4statboltl6en