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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-05
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

E. Delafield Smith, corporation counsel
of New York, has received letters from ex-
Judge John K. Porter and George Tickner
Curtis, expressing their willingness to CO.
opersre with him in his effort TO procure
restitution from VIM NJ Tweed and
others Of amounts unlawfully drawn nom
the city.
Detective NettleshiD, implicated in the
safe burglary at Washington, has returned
to his home in Newark, y. j., after an eX-
tended absence.
r. J. Dallas, the defaulting cashier Of a
Toronto bank, has been declared insane
and committed to the lunatic asylum.
The Thermometer stood Z degrees below
zero at Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory,
yesterday.
Mayor Wickham, in his message to the
Common Council OF New York City, says
the liabilities Of the city are reported by
the Comptroller at Sl1,Ool SO, but in ad-
dition there is a floating debt Of from SlO,-
100000 to S2O,OO0,O0O.
a. B. Goodyear, one Of the Oldest mem.
bers OF the Chicago Board Of Trade, died
Yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-05
TICKSBURG.
The Investigating Committee still /
PegginE AWay-What Owens Knows
AbOut the Affair.

The Investigating Committee stiH
About the Affair.
VICKsBURG, Jan. 4.-Several witnesses
were examined, who testified to substanti-
ally the same facts as Colonel Horace
Miller.
Andrew Owens, cOlO7ed-s large Nan
with UnmiStakable traces Of Indian blood,
and the leader Of the negroes on the Bald
win road, was examined. He started from
Big Black Bottom about daybreak the day
Of the fight, with 120 men. Sheriff Crosby
told me himself to come in on MOn'ay.
NY orders were to come armed. He had
sent out some letters and bills. My orders
were verbal and given me at MOntgOmeTy's
(colOred men's) store in Vicksbug, the
Saturday before. Crosby did not state why
he wanted us to come. Only knew Of one
written order, that was to John Taylor,
leading cOlOred man on Halls Ferry
read. Did not read it; can't read.
When We started he thought the negroes
Of the company generally understood 1t as
we did. Have no military rank. Did not
organize my men; only half Of them were
armed, and they with. old muskets, shot
guns and pistols, He then detailed meet
lie from the Doctors statement; also his
interview with Col. Miller, Just outside the
CITY, which substantially agreed with Col
eAliller's statement Moved on Viekshurg
because be was ordered by Crosby. Did
not have time to stady it over. Never
heard there was TO be any violence or rob
berry. Had heard of q Ouble about Crosby.
He never told me what be wanted Us TO 90.
c. - la a 10
that there was no danger in coming. Heard
Crosby's order read at Hickory Tree.
Thought others Wehe coming Oh different
roads, but had no communication with
them. Didn't know half the men that
came with me. While in jail was allowed
to see any one 1 wished. No propositions
were made to me TO implicate anyone.
To Mr.. Spser-The night after Crosby
was forced to resign, he came to my house
with Tom Breadwater, at II o'clock; said
he was going to jackson; said be had been
driven out Of bis Cffice. Think now his
business was 10 notify the Republican par
ty to help him to be reinstated. The
printed notice was for the Republican party
to meet at Vicksburg. These were sent
around Monday morning by two men.
About seventy-hye OF eighty met al Hick-
Ory Tree that evening and talked about
coming in. Nelson Wells read l. TO him.
A good many wanted TO know what Crosby
wanted them 20 come for; told them he did
not know, but they must come. Met next
morning as day was breaking. Thought
all the cOlOred men in the country were do
ing the same thing. The order was to
meet armed. Thought We were 70 obey
any legal order of the Sheriff Il the
Sheriff had told him that the people Of
VicksbGrg had put him ont and to put them
in iail. he would have done 50. Five or
six years ago 1 belonged to a society which
required the cOlOred people TO swear to
stand by each other.
To MIR. O'Brien-My belief is that Gov.
Ames is the responsible person.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-05
IL REAsON w.

If any subscriber to the Daily or -RsekIy
UNION AND AAEERIoAE, who has not paid in ad-
vance, fails to receive the paper after the 1st
day Of January, 1875. he viii know the reason Of
e failure by consulting the postal card which
he has already received. The postal law, which
goes int eject tie first ef the year, requires the
prepayment q AL postage by the publishers.
We csnnotsoud the paper and pay postage to any
parties in arrears. We trust all such may pay
mp and renew in tine to prevent any annoyance
cT incOnvenieBce.
The rates Of subscription by mail viii remain
unchanged, but tae postage win be added:
Daily year, 5000; postage, sec.
Semi-Heekty, year, 500; postage 2oc.
Weekly 4 year, $500; postage l5c.
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PULASKI.

Major Sykes Talks TO the People Of
GIIes-COmmOn Sense Suggestions fer
the Times.
Special to the Union and American.
PULASKI, Jan. 4.-By invitation, MAJ.
W. J. Sykes addressed a large assemblage
here to-day. BE dealt in facts, practical
suggestions and striking illustrations very
largely. His frank, honest way of talk
ing plainly and trutbfUlly is refreshing to
our people. In giving a remedy for the
present distressed condition Of the country,
he has struck The key note to future pros
Perity. Let the press and the people take
it up and make it vibrate and echo through
the country. L. W. Nc.
"a flID synopsis Of the speech is given on
orr third page.-ED. L. & A
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-05

IT is all over. Sheridan has accom-
plished the vile work for which be was
sent to New Orleans, and the last
stale of that prostrate people becomes
infinitely worse than their first. How
long, o Lord, how long shall the wrath
Of this great nation sleep while such
deeds are being done!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-05
FOREIGy yEWs BY CABLE.

The funeral Of Ledru ROllin took place
in Paris yesterday.
Senior CASTELAR, has resigned the Presi-
dency Of the Spanish Commission TO the
Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia, the
CbancellorshIp Of Public Instruction and
his University ProfessOrship.
Serrano is on his way to Paris, and will
20 thence 10 Berlin.
4 decree has been issued al Madrid sus-
psnding the jury system.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-05
By Rail- Into mexico.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 4.-Thos. Allen, Presf-
der: Of the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
Railroad, received information to-day from
the City of Mexico that a contract has been
entered into between the Mexican govern
ment and Edward L. Plumb, represent
ing the International Ra lrOad Co, Of
Texas, in which that government grants
a subsidy o. between nineteen and twenty
thousand dollars per mile to the Interna-
tional Company. This, it is believed, will
furnish basis which will enable the raj =
road company to build this road, and it
will be but few years before there Will
be a direct rail route from 81. Louis 10
the City Of Mexico.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-05

An inquisitive public having been
5old that Gen Sheridan only happens
at New Orleans on his way to Cuba, an
lnqulsltlve press Tow wants to know
what Sheridan is going to Cuba for. Is
there anothrr San Domingo grab on
the progrsme /?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-05
TIE FOURTH DISTRICT.

A Very Light Vote in Wilson County.
Special 70 the Union and American.
LEBANON, Jan. 4.-The official vote of
Wilson is: Fite, 569; scattering, %. The
vote was very Light, less than one-sixth Of
the August vote and about one-third Of the
November vote. No other counties heard
from. RI. G. W.
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M friiton.Reeeher suit.

NEW YORK. Jan. 4-The case OF Triton
against Beeeher was called in the City
Court Of Brooklyn to-day, and after a good
deal Of skirmishing between counsel, was
pOstponed until 1 O'Clock tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-05
MORE INSTRUCTIONS.

Gibson County Declares I'm Favor OF
GOV. Brown for Senator.
Special TO the UniCn and American.
TRENTON, Jan. 4, 1S75.-This being
County Court day, there was q very large
attendance Of the solId citizens Of old Glib
son in town. a meeting was called, which
was largely attended and enthusiastic in
its demonstrations.
Our members Of the Legislature were by
resolution instructed to vote for John C..
Brown for United States Senator.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-05

INDIA had last year s,7OO,OOO acres in
cotton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-05
NEW ORLEANS.

The Doors of ! Q. Ntate House
Barrica &.
Forty Radical Membe>VA Nep in
the Building.
heridan'slSOIdiersiPicketing
City.
The Democrats ,Organize the
House of Representatives,
Democratic Representatives
Elected at the Request Of
Gov. Kellogg.
The Legislature Broken up by
Federal Soldiers.
Speaker Wfltz's Brave But Fruit
less Protest.
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$1,000 no POIICY.HOLDFRS

since rs 0rganlLatlOn.
Those who wish 70 patrOniZe home company
organized upon a solid basis and co2servatiVeiy
managed, viii ind the Equitable, Of Nashville,
worthy Of their confidence. my3O ly lisp.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-05

No church is too weak to take up a eOl-
ection,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-05
he work Of Organizing the House Of
Representatives Begins

TWELVE O'CLOCK, M-The members
have assembled in the hall Of the House,
and are the most orderly body of legislators
so far that has assembled in Louisiana for
many years. Messrs. Foster and Phelps,
Of the Congressional Committee, have Just
entered the hall Of the House, and were
seated near the reporters desE, declining
seats on the platform. The chief clerk
called the House to order and proceeded to
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-05
The senate

was called TO order by Lieut.. Coz. Antoine,
eighteen Senators holding over. The pres
ent newly elected Republican members
were seated. Nothing Of interest trans
pired. The Democratic members were not
present.
Little Phil Comes TO the Front.
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION
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FIRE INSURANCE.
EQUITABLE
Co.
No. IA North Cherry St,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
CAPITAL, $1,OOO,OOO'
TWENTY PER CENT PAID UP
". ". BERRY, Pres't. w. A WEBB, Sso'
JSO. POBTERFIELD. Tlce-Prssidenf.
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
". W. BRERT, THOS. d. FTTE,
d. r. CAkIER, VIZ. PHILLIPS
r n. GARDNER, JEO. PORTERFfFLEI
DEMPSEY WEAVER, b. S. RHEA.
JAO. \. GILBERT, JAO. p. WHELESS,
A. g. ADAMS, 3. B. MCLEAN.
THIS WELL-KNOWN COMPANY COYs
i tinues 70 imsare property against loss OF dam
age by IRE. Its usefulness and y willingness q
meet is engagements have been shown By The
payment OF over
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
Terms or SsgBsoriEfsola.

By MAIL OR AT THE BUSINESS OiFrIc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-27
Die g%Siseoniin SlnbperbcHcrmng /.

Die Gommiiiion Der @olpernelre uno
@rperten, wel9e Die Neutrality-suspicious. auf
Dem @iSconiin,6 luB pom Hreirie bu Gbicn
na9 Yortage Gitp ma9ten, fat baS Gut
a9ten iiber bic bisber gema9ten Nrbeles
runsen an Dem 6luB6ett abseseben, ,peI9es
ni9t ieBr i9meibelbaft fir Die 2lrbeiten
lautet. Sas Gut a9ten iast: baB @aiier
senus in 8iscOniin lei (?) INN 6~abrpaiier
fir S9ife, Die auf Dem obern Miiiiiiippi
laufen, 81 l~iefern, aber Die 6liiselbdmme
wel9e gsbaut wOrben ieien, wdren ni9t
entipre9eno, unb OaS @el6 ni6t pertb,
peIdeS bafGr perIpenbet worben, aud mare
Die 9lrbeit in iebr na@ldBiser 8siie bstriss
ben worSen. Wfit anSern @orten, baB
bas uerausgabte gelb fir Die Ierbeis
ierlnsen i'm 8iscOniins5I FLUFF p~essepprfen
lei. Sieies lit Obne 3peifel pabr II. ri9tig.
Die GOmmiiiiOn sluubte, baB 8aisr senus
porbanSen iei, um cine ~reselmaBise S9ii.
fabrt berSniteaen-wir beSweifeln bisies.
0ieies Sabr freili9 miro fem Munsel iein,
ba mir unsewObnIi3 uieIs unb i6were STE,
gen batten, aber BEL einem trofenen Sabre
wirS &aiermanssl eintrstsn, penn ni6t
bur9 ben 6or 6IuB 3ui3uB bsrselsitet
werSen fam. @ir itimmen iebo6 nit Der
gpmmiiiion BARN therein, baB Die g9iscOns
fins neutrality-suspicious. bur9 Grbaruns
zines Canals bon POrtase mad Yraire bu
Sbien erfolsrei6 sema3t werSen fann-
auf anbere 8eiie ieben mir feline @Dslids
feit. aQes @eIO mas bis Jest auf bic
Wiseoniin : 6luBuerbeier perpenbet
pnrbe, lit ms 8aiier seworfen nnb mas
nod mebr buran uerluenbt wirS, wirb mad.
seporfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-27

erSeu9en, ipsnn ni6t Ser Eatient mebrere
Gage lang elmer auBersew0bnIi6en Eempes
ratur ausseiett mar. Snbem mir annebs
men, baB Die 0iee Die Saupturi ade Der
ainoersGbOlera lit, ersibt ii6 ais notbwetz
bise 6oIse, Sab iemebr elm Sinb sesen Die
Giniiiiie Der 6iee sei9itt miro, beito ses
ringer Die @efabr lit. @ie elm &inb, beis
ien 6abe beitdnois uarm sebalten werbem,
niemaIs 6roitbeulen befommt, 10 barf man
audi nit gewiBbeit %bebaupten, bab elm
Sinh, ueI6cs bsitdnSis sesen Die 9ise ses
idiitt wirb, Don Der &inbsrsG bolera per-
i3ont bleibt. @enn mir Ser Sa9e aui
Ben @runo seben, werOen mir INNER finben
bab Die sroBe Mebrsabl Der an bieisr
&ranfbeit leibenben &inSer gu benen sebort,
beren Msitter Der anii9t, bab grfdltuns
Die Saupturia6e Der &rantbeit lit, ibre
Siuoer in 5Ianea biiQen unb bic pielse>
iir6tete vgtadtIuft" i%orsfdutis ubbulten,
in Nd9ten, in benen bas thermometer piele
leipt bod in ben NeunSisen itebt.
Inberieits finben mir, SaBDaatter, pel6e
Die wabre ltri a@e bieier &rantbeit fennen,
ibre Stnoer in lei9te gaumpoue fleiben,
Die 6iib3en i'm CONNER nadt balten, bies
lelben mebrmals baben unb in Ser gtadt
Sas S9lafSimmer tibl baIten, baiiel6e se>
bDris uentiIiren, ibre &inbermaSden au>
balten, bic ainber 10 ,peRis ais mOsIid
auf ben Irrnen sl trascn, bauit ii9 ibnen
Die 8drme Der Grwa6ienen ni9t mittbeiIt,
a9t nnb sebn &inoer aufSieben, obne baB
zines berielben Don bieier Sranfbeit befals
len piro. (gSblt.)
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0ejhdttsausIhteu.

4us ser ioeben cri6ienenen lleberlidt
iber Die ganferotte Ser Ietten ie9s Wtos
nate inuerbal6 Ser Ser. Staaten er9ibt
fi6, bab bic 9lusabl oerielbsn 1877, Die oas
Bel in getra9t ~tomnenbe @elammti6ulo
aber s74, $40, 500 betrasen bat. @enn
bieie, pom Oun, garlpw d 60. ;uiams
menseitelten slnsaben FORFEIT iinb, 10 rpds
rem in ben letten ie9s Monaten mebr Saul
Ieute ais in Der entIpredenben Beriobe bes
Yprjabrs, an @elbe basesen nm fait bret
Rilionen Dollars peniser III albsang
seratben.
DaB bic 3abl Der pon Goncurs betroifes
nen RIeinbdnoIer pieber setpa6ien 1T, mag
aus ben 9lnitrensunsen Der Granger NIT
ben GnsrossSduiern III unmittelbare 9es
i9dftsuerbinbuns gu treten, erfldrbar iein.
9luf Ser anbern Seite seist bas serinsere
Suantum Der babei ermitteltsn S9ulbs
maiIe, baB uniere aasemeinen 8ei9dftss
perbdltniIie ii9 cher in Der Seieruns ais
I'M SerfaQe befinoen.
Sasu fommt, baB Bic Grnte in benz bel
weitem srOberen Sbeile ber Staaten cine
quite gu uerben ueriprt9t. Ibseieben BON
zen, bur6 Seui9refeu ruinirten @esens
ben unS anbern, benen ;u rei3li9er 9fe9en
eei9a6et bat, errparten Die meiiten cine
erfreuIi6e 6ile uon @eisen, Corn, @ein
unb S6it, besiebunssueiie Saumpoue unb
3uder.
Nan ioqte benten: unter iOl3en Ser
bdltniiien NJ ii s bas @ei9dft bur@ bas
game 9anb bin einen neuen Iufi9wuns
nebmen ober cisentIi@ idon senOmmen bas
ben. limb bod lit benz ni6t 10. Support
wie Grport 1T pielmebr sewi3en anitatt iid
gu beben, Hnb aud int Snlan0e besesnet
man nett bdufiser slasen ais sufriebenen
9eiidtern.
Der erpabnte 0un'i9e @ei9Gftsberi9i
itebt uor bieier Sbatia9e als Dor einem
unlOSli6en &dtbiel. limb in Der Sbat III
es idrpierig, ie befriebisenb gu erfldren.
Man mag iusen, pOr benz Sabre 1878
init ieinem &ra9 unb ieinen unsebeaerr
finanSieIen Gerlulten mai Ser alsemeine
9ei3dftsuerfebr rnnatiirli3 aufseblaien,
iibertrieben unO unseiunb. SIM Sersleid
Samit eri3eine bann pobl elm seiunber unt
natiirli9er: Grmli6.-9lu9 mag unlert
9apierpabruus nit Dem burd ie ueran:
laBten immermGbren6en S9wanten bes
@OlOprciies elmer Sebuns bes allsemeiner
9ei9aftes I'M 8ese itebn.-Oo6 1T ba:
NIT fi6erIi3 nod nidt aues sur Grtldrune
9fot6wenbi9e seiast wOrSen.
Gines Der Momente, Die ben Serren Dun,
garlow q So. am politdnbisiten entsan:
gen iiub, biirfte bic llnii6erbeit lrierer pc:
litii9en Gage iein. SObalb bur6 BIZ
@a5l BON 1876 jebem Staate in Der Union
unseitOrte Selbitresieruns seii6ert lit,
miro aud bas Gertrauen wiebertebren
limb baS Gertrausn lit bas SunSament alle,
sei3dftli6en Seferuns. (S@bI.)
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beres Serfabren beitsbt barin, baB man bic
Ericbe pber Stensel Der &artoiieIn, wenn
ie banbbo1 iinS, bis auf tiuea uber ;wei
aus;iebt.
@esen sic @i9t. Sin geri6ter>
~itatter bes rgnsIiib Medanic" tbsiIt fol-
senbes MitteI sur Seiluns rbeumatii9er
gi6t nit, an Der ct ieit LANCER Seit selitz
ten bate. St i~iolirte iein Settseiteu pom
8obem, inbem CT ieSen 9foiten auf ben uns
tern SbeiI elmer serbrcdenen @Iasfaide
i%telte. Gr iust, Die @irtuns Jet wie elm
i3aaber seweien. gr babe ieit fiinf;ebn
Sabren an rbeumatiider @idt selitten uno
bic Seieruns iei mad Inwenbuns Der
Siolation iofort einsetreten. Sas MitteI,
10 unerfIdrIi6 es ideint, Idbt fi6 ieoens
falls lei9t obne RadtbeiI unb Soften uers
iuden.
Mittel sesen Gersiftuns burd Sniecs
tenitide. Sn Der Sommerbise bdufen ii9
bic @srsiitunsen burd Sniefteniti6e, wels
DE oft raid einen tGOtliden aussans nsbs
men. Srennidmers, @eidwuIit, Slaiens
nnb @ei@warbiIouns, 9dbmuns II. i6nele
ler Cob lit ni6t ieIten bic Solse. Gin sus
tes @esenmittel lit trodene !Site i'm 9lbs
itanSe, B. ;. man baltic 10 idneQ ais mos.
lid elm sliibenbes giien, sIimmenSe Sob.
len uSer brennenbe Gisarre, bic man slim.
menb ST erbalten iu9t, gan; nabe on Die
@unbe. Die 9ite siebt rSer uersebrt bas
gift ebenio fiber ais einen &a9stropien
aus einem 6leibe. Sdon GisIe murbsu
bur3 bieies 10 leidt ;u befommenSe Mit:
tel serettet.
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Sm + c mbmr9er Gazette.

Sn 9ortwaibinstpn wurbe lette
@o9e Ser Seriu9 sema6t in g. Sour's
Store bic Safe gu Sifnen. Gs sslans
ni9t; bod nit etpas @elb aus Ser Sdube
labe enttamen bic Spitbuben.
Ole Staatsaferbau : 9lusiteluns pom
@isconiin wirb bisies Sabr am 6. 7. s.. 9.
unb 10. Septembsr 1875 In Milwautee
itattfinben. Die @eieui6aft bat bereits
Die grdmienIiite uerOfientlidt unb Die sln>
seisen perianbt. $. Gil Stilion pom OBJ
fOib lit grdiibent Der @eieuidait unb SO.
Is. Sislo pon Mabiion Sefretar.
Gn%rrcipunben,.
&anbsm 9afe, @isconiin, 10. Suli 1875.
slm lesten Wontas ben s.. bies, sesen
balb 8 ltbr Aa9mittuss, ~ereisnste ii5 in
Der Ndbe BON Sberman, ser md6itsn Sta
tion nOrbIi6 Don bier, elm idredlides I'm
slid. Gin iunser Mann, 0amens 6erbis
nanb Streif, wurSe pom einem i3use iibers
fabren nnb linn bas Iinte 9ein in ber Mitte
Ses Sberi5enfels abseriiien; BLOB an Elm
penis Sleil3 nnb Saut belt Der fat sGnss
lid sermalmte Sbeil. Streif befanb fi6
seraoe aui elmer Bride, oils Der 3us berans
%braaste, fiel binour6 in Ben S6lamm unb
warb crit mad etus spsi Stunben Don ben
poriiberfommenben Sections Nrbeitern BORT
sefunSen uno bon bieien aui ibrem Sanb>
cat nod Der Citation sebra6t. gSie brrd
elm Wunber, blieb er unter fiirdterli6eu
S9mersen BEL uOllem gewuBtiein, Bis go.
ter Samm Don ct. Iicolaus, 70 Meilen
%entfern) sebuIt, uub ct BON bieiem nit Sen
81. Ster iaframenten perieben wprben mar.
Oa cine amputatiOn nOtbis idisn, wur.
ben pet DRAFT swei 9tr;te BON Milwarfee
rsqairirt. Sis bieie inbeiien nod ibrer Gin.
tunft ibre Meiier, Sasen unb ionitise gu
Der Operation mOtbisen @erf;euse ausse.
padt battem, mar Der arme Singing pou
ieinen Seioen erl6it.
Der Terunsliidte uar elm Seutl9:
Sotbrinser bon @eburt, etua 90 Sabre alt,
bat ben fur Sranfrei6 10 uerbdnsniBpoaen
Srles ls7o-7l mitsemadt unb mar, wie
lOpiel Sauienb anoere, als &rissssefanse.
ner mad Oeuti6lano sefiibrt worben. Surge
3eit mad ieiner &iidtebr in bic Ssimatt
ruanbsrte er NIT ieinen Gltern na6 amerifo
aus. Oieie wobnen aui elmer Sarm smi.
l9en bier nnb S9erman. Der 8eritorbent
mar ibnen cine tiidtise Stiite.
Mto9e er ruben inn Srieben! 9.
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9inocr=G Cholera.

Die Sabres5eit 1T wieOer 6a, in welder
Sieie &rantbeit ibre Spfer Dem 0unOert
mad unter Der SinSsrpeIt, DEFENDERS in
nniersn srOBeren StaOten, fOrbert, unb eli.
mise uusemeine getra3tansen iiber Die llr.
ia6en bieier &rantbeit, reipettiue beren
gorbeusuns, birftem baber pObl am gIats
fem.
Sbslei6 Die anli9ten iiber einise Der
llria9en Der &inoer.g boIera auseinanSer.
9eben, pirO man bod aIsemein suseben,
baB ale anOeren llriaden Suiammem se-
rommen nidt seniisen, Die Rranfbeit al
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aus Den peri6ieoenen staatem.

Aud gittsbfrs, Die atau9itubt,
,plrb Don einem Sting" resiert. OerleIbe
fat auseni3einli6 bas Steblen bel teinem
pfui9er selernt unb feline Sransattionen
iteben benen Sss beri6tistem uEammanp
Ginses" unb bes rSbeperosH inses" in
8aibinstOn faum na9. Die Soften Der
@aHerwerte wurben !. 9. Don Der geiets
ssbuns auf $4,000, 900 fmirirt; iett baben
bic 8erte bersits 81, 600, 900 sefoitst unb
iinb nod mi9t fertis. SIN Sabre 1878 be-
trus bic MunicipaIiduIo bon Yittsburs
nur SO, 800, 600, beute lit ie auf sl2,s
800, 900 ansewa9ien. SIM SABRE 1871
betrus Die SteuersG innabme $42l,426;
brei SABRE ipdter puroen 81, 76l All aus
ben Steuersablerm berausseprsBt.