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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

An ola iady In ysfsrsoa county %.
qlirsd the habit OF using morphine.
Altar uains Il for relief from pain, no
psrsuasion could inducs her 10 Rivs m
the poison. Her family finally united
In . deception. Substituting carefully
prepared potato starch In morphia bot
tlss- Al dnt shs thought The supposed
drug IN inferior article. bat her physi-
clan. Who vas In The sscsst aasursd her
that 10 vas all right. and shs vas satis-
fed She continued 10 ~ The artsls
for 1ftssn ysars and 70 the dsy Of her
dsath. and could MOI % without never
having lsarnsd he deception. A. one
tine when she We III The physioisn
gave her Dover's povdsrs. bat shs
could not rest after thsm until abe took
the starch norphia.- Bruoliyn Argus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

SENATOR SAnaExr Al Hoxx.-Nothing
more clearly puts 10 shame the base and
uncailed for effort Of the Dolly Warden
press in California r. sully tho fame Of
senator Sargent. than his reception al
his homo in Nevada county. last Friday
evening. An invitation to . banquet
In his honor vas rendered him BY al
the prominent citizens Of Nevada
county. regardless Of party. The ban
qust came on at the Exchange Hotel. In
Grass Valley. on the evening Of the 9th
inst. and Vas . splendid suecsss. Mr..
Sargent vas sulogizsdfor his services In
procuring the passage Of the placer min
ing Law. and replied In an impressive and
convincing speech. As this In the Law
q which the Dolly varjens take oasnss,
and for the passage Of which. Mr.. ssr-
gent u bsratsd. this testimonial on the
part Of his fsllow-eitircns, ut home.
ads convincing proof Of the truth Of
the Senator'S uttsraness. In declaring
that hs advocated the bill At the express
request Of his constituents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11
FEARFUL NrisANcE.

A short time ago We called the atter-
ton Of the town officials to the fact thai
the town sewer ON the east side Of
Main street. above the railroad crossing.
was q dangerous nuisance which could
BE- and should b abalsd; that the rssi'
dsnts Of hat vicinity vsrs loud In their
complaints relative thereto. and calling
for relief. The nuisance has been and
still 10 becoming daily more and more
aggravated. and Il b 70 b hoped that
the Town Trustees will take the matter
In hand forthwith. and 80 that
some decisive action IL taken
in the premises. Tho sewer 81
that point Is above tho surface Of the
ground. and merely covered with plank.
showing plenty Of vide cracks. through
which a fearful. siekly. malAzious stencil
arises, which. infscts. the atmosphere
Of that vicinity suggesting disease and
death, and dootok's bills. That sewer
should Be- sunk at least . fost Z tvo b.
low the surface Of the ground and kept
well covered with earth. The whole
town sewer IL bad enough. bot that part
il tho worst Of all. II IL cannot b nIsd
right. Immediately. disinfsctants ahould
BE- put into Il 10 kill that fearful stink;
even q few dead dogs or horses dumped
into Il would help 10 some.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

celunhss tsns.
trron Tie Benx Mi.sr. Asssst M

fYrom I'M Horx Minef. Aunek MI 7
a
vn - ICY wy.sna ~. %"n.
. s,""..U =.
AT ,soRP W
nsnN5..L uI.@.S.
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~ ~ ms,sSsna. -. - n, I'M. nu,.
~. ~ n..s..s N IN hunSrsd dol.
Nrsrl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

IT seems likely nov that two isss
mail trains will b put in operation this
Fall. The Pennsylvania Central not
vishisg to Be- behind the New York
Central. and bang unable 10 defeat The
arrangsnspt with the latter. viii also
run one. leaving New York at 8 p. u.
The Nsv York Central train viii leave
stlAn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

TEE Ohio Democracy arc sanguins.
The Cincinnati Esquirsr. q imitation
advocate. says: eft Ia unnecessary 10
argus the question. Tho election Of
Allen 10 conceded BY the most intslli-
gent men in this end OF the State.
Against him there are no wagen worth
taking"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11
4 prApLY onp1Al.

A curious snd-unlsss esste18' thiag,
maintained By spiisuansos tfssN
dangerous experiment. "a sboat 70 b
tisd In g. Louis. VIC. Chrk. 3
spihtualistie medium. has agreed 70 sub
nit himself to avery ssvsrs ordeal. 70
prove the esnsinspsss Of his material
nations. On the lth instant Mr.. Tim.
ksns, an unbelisvsr in naturalization,
proposed 10 give Mr.. CHk Ssoto pro-
dses one face d the aperture used for
the production Of spiit-faoss. II he
(Clark) voah permit Timtsss. ~ ssns
one he should ssisc. 70 Gre . shot al II
with . rihs. Mr.. TimksaA IN his ohal-
lsnes. says II his . spiit-fses . shot
cannot hurt u, and u viii b proof that
u Il nol medium with . nal. he
further stipulasss that the medium Be
required 10 wear clothes furnished By
the challenges. md that tAs' hitter
..h,,.. Th..s
.s.,.~N 80 -, .oceutsd
~ c,.,s Nm, ths trisl has
-, -. ooms al. To ,hoot al
.m.,sI.H,.a mini, n. nv. NE GoSs-
D~ssoo. an experiment 10 which mo
a;um. hs,. hithsrto refused to consent.
.n..,,s 80, u.,,.lou. ts.., have
- -. M, ~. p,persny harm.
,... ana /, i. ths populsr conviction tia,
49,. h.v. ou,,. an .-ysr.iou 10 gun
s,~a., ana n-,o,setiss. "Dixsinauish.
.-,.Lm.n,.i;.,. a.cl.rs th.t they
h.,. frequently .p,o,.d the liberty Of
.,..-,,c .na S;..ino than fuotiosably
-,d,.,. h,s \, IN. ban mi.
s-.1...,o. =, ,h.,, n.,. th.. ths At.
~.-,A.I. .-o,c,..;on Of 4 ui,tol din.
49,. -o.ia h. ,oo er,.. . shoci 10 the
80 - - ,nii, and nsdium..,
~. mA.nnr,tt,,,h., ..,, th.a n
n c,..,,. ,-,,.,,;., A. r,,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

The RABBIr PKsr.-Rabbits are an
intolsrabls nuisance In Grass Valley this
season. and have done and are doing
considerable damage 10 growing crops.
They destroyed acres OF wheat and bar.
ley early in the season, and are now
turning their attention 10 vegetables.
At the Sonoma Ranch they have con-.
menced on potatoes. and are eating the
stalks up rapidly and turning their At
tention 70 the roots. The valley 10 rep
resented N bsing alivs With them from
Guthrie 10 Hobb's ranch, and q perion
can take . podtion Anywhere. and u 9
good shot. kin then ~ fast - be oan
load and shoot. The ranehsrs have de-
terminod TO protect themselves from the
dsprsdaton IL possibls, and Guthris
took hundred pounds Of shot out
With him yesterday, With which hs %.
poets 10 XIII at least fifteen hundred Of
them. Farmers say they are fully %
destructive a. chckets, grasshopptrs. or
any other pests that infest ranches
Silver Stale, August 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11
TO THE CITIZENS OF GOLD MIL.

You are all invited to call and inspect
our new and elegant store With IL full,
rich stock Of watches. chains. jewelry,
silvorware. diamonds, clocks, brpnzss,
music boxes. etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always DO TO
ceived In a courteous manner BY J. W.
Tucker. l3i Kearny street, who win NJ
ways take pleasure in showing custom
ors through his stock Of goods, nsvor
considering u q trouble. but always tax
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail to call and zee him ore yvs
purchase elsewhere. He will send good,
for selection 10 any part OF tho States
and will repair watches and jewslry sent
through Wells, Fargo & Co., guarantee
inc all work which leaves hls store, en-.
ploying. a. he does. the host Of work.
men. Don't forget his new stors-l3l
kearny street Only.
GIs. MoCLrILAx win shortly return
W tuib
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

lrroa The Isdspssssat August IL

trrou ths ~Isdspssdsat August IL
On Wednesday last q T. d. Lsvis'
savmil1. near Bishop crssk. In this
county, Q man named John Simpson,
. sawyer. vhils engaged In rolling . loa
vas thrown against The large ciruulal
saw and literally savsd In pieces. His
head 80 ssysrsd fron HI hody. aSliQ
cut from ons shoulder 10 the elbow 81
the arm. he body cut entirely In tvs
through the chest. and The olAsr arm
cut Oh near The shoulder. Mr.. Simpsou
was about 10 yssrs Of ~. and . native
Of Nova Scotia. He leaves . wife and
two children.
The trouble d Csno Gordo Just nov
u that the spring that Afforded . npply
for the water company's pipes gave out
quite suddenly this vssk. Tie entire
supply for tbs town has 10 b packed In
on animals. - u "a before the com.
pany went 70 such greet sxpsnss upon
their voshs. II u nes a an liksly, how.
ever. that the trouble viii b permanent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11
Rene hsas.

tFrom the Nevada stais Journal. Angustii.l
Yesterday morning . brakeman Of the
Central Pacific Railroad, named Clark.
while sngagsd in svitshing on No. 3,
had the misfortune Of mahing The fore
anger Of his lsft hand. The fngsr ID
ba1ly mashed the whole length, and The
bone ID broken just above The top Joint.
DR.. Bergman dressed the wound.
Each day for he last three or four
days . car load Of lumber has been
shippsd to The fair grosnds. fog The sp-
prcaching Stats Pair. The Managers
are live men and thsy know what they
want The 9Th Of October psxt viii
witness the opening Of . fsiF thas win
b an immense succeaaL
w. Il. Chamberlain. the jolly landlord
Of the Depot hotsl. contemplate mai.
ing extensive Improvements In his a.
ready Ans ko1ss. u viii ssssivs new
coat OF paint. and nsv chimnsya and
soon he proposes 70 build IN edition Of
atty fsst on The vsst end. He 4 snksrs
prising and shows u In his house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

Andin .ccoaiSnce win law. and an order Of
the Board of Dlreetor. mado on the 18th day,
Of jane, 1873, 90 many sharcs Of caeh parcel
Of auch stock a may he necessary win be sold
Middleton q Hon, No $40 h%ontgomery street.
San Fzneisoo. California. on TUESDAY. the
10Th day OF August, 1875, Of the hour of . o'clock
IN. Of said dsy. Ia pay said delinquent assess
meuts thereon, togrther with costs VI adver-
, - gULU0ikN HERMANN, Secretary.
06ios Room No. u, No. SO Pine street,
San Fnseisco. California. l-li Je2atd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

@. @. PowSrSo. editor and proprietor
Of the Reno Journal. vas yesterday
elected Grand Chancellor Of the Knishts
Of Pythias in Nevada This. we BE-
iievs. IL the highest once Of this Order
in the State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

TIE numbsr Of through passsngsu
over the Central Pacific In the month Of
July was: East. 2.S43; vest. 5.7i9: to-
tai. s.562; excess Of Western over East
srn passengers, 2,S76.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

IT 10 thought In Tennessee that the
Governor viii appoint Gen. William b.
Bate 10 the ssas Of the late Andrew
johnson In the Senate. Gen. Bats VA
. close competitor Of Mr.. johnson. the
latter winning only BY very small vote.
He was . Confsdsrats oficer. but that
he has become fully r~sconeilsd 70 the
situation ID evident from the letter which
be wrote 10 arecsnt meeting OF Southern
soldiers: I'VE have not d any time
lost sight Of the fact that this IL our
country. and the only enc In which Ne
have . special interest; that its glory u
our glory. its shame u shame. and
that Il IL both patriotic and manly for
N 70 vic with our late advsnariss. In .
generous way in ~slsvating. strengthen
ing and snnobing it," Among others
mentioned for The vacant ssat In the
Senate are a-Govs. Isham q. Harris
and John @. Brown. II 10 said that
Gov. Porter has strongly intimsisd that
the claims Of those Who sought the sp-
pointmsnt while the late Senator'S body
remained unburisd will b entirely ig-
nored BY him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11
~erPONEMgNr.

At.n..ass ctAs bosrd o. Director. hsia
10 THURSDAY, teptsmbers ., isTs.
ny o rider Of the Board Of Directors.
L. HERMANN. Secretary.
Ban Pnncisco, Augusta q, ISIS. anil ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11

~ rhs sals Of sssi' win shortly be an.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11
MARRlRp

GIs. MoCIrILAx will shortly rssur,
to this country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-11
Fatal Accireas.

JAcxsosvILLx. Oregon. August TO-.
Owen Clark, an old resident Of this
county. left wettsrer's brewery intoI-
icated at about 0 o'clock on Monday
night and wandered OF among the
vorksd-out digeingy. fell from a bank
and dislocatsd his neck. He was missed
for some time. and Il WIS by accident
that bis rsmains we're found. .0T
The New York herald., 1875-08-17

he rejoiced in this monument, inaugurating
the new era of happily united Germany, and
if all would do their duty toward the beloved
Fatherland it would remain so forever.
END oP THE CEREMONIES.
After some moro singing and repeated
stormy cheers for tho Emperor. Bandel and
the German Empire, the Emperor and his
suite rsoe to leave, and the solemn part Of
the Inauguration closed.
CIVIC REJoICINGs.
The Imperial party left at night, but thou
sands of spirited spectators still crowded tho
festive place till lato at night, illuminating
with bonfres tho gigantic statue that stood
with uplifted sword over battle field of
nineteen centuries ago.
The New York herald., 1875-08-17

lleber oreiBig tauieuo Yerlouen uaren aui oem
in Oldn,enoem 6eitidmud prauacnoen 'Ylate un'
ipeienb. Den Dtittelpunft Der ireuoig erregten
Utenae bilSete Der &eiier gDilbelni,. nit Dem
Stronprinsen Srieorid gSdbelm uno Dem Yrin'
zen Sreorid) &arl, neblt oen 6iirIcn YauI
6rieorid nno Der 6irltiu Gliiabetb BON Get.
nolo. glue ibrigen Nonarden 9euti6lauos
iuaren Ourd DeIe9aten uertretcn.
Der S ftplat.
Der peite Blat, tpeI6er iid por benz Diorus
ment auSbcbnt mar nit Gribiincu fir bic gu.
idaucr, Wiuiit, Sdn9er uno Sertreter Der Yreiie
cnoeia6t. gn Der eincn Seite mar @anocPS
$olttc. Seraoe scacuiibcr Der facrliden Gribiiuc,
fir ben Siobouer unO ieiuc 6antiic rcicruirt.
Gin3elnbeitcn Der Sc cltoronung.
lin ncun llbr UiorsenS iettc bic srOse Yro;ei.
fiOn fid in Scwcsuus unc crrcidjtc III gutter Orb.
ming eraen Nittag bas 9enimal. stanoueu,
bonner pertiinoigte Der eeipannten Menoe bic
stbiabrt bes SaiierS pon 0etmolN, uno bel Scr
Giniabrt in oen Die @rotenburg nmocbencen
gSalo empiin0 bic bobcu @dlte Gin ColoIialcr,
0ciAmaduOl oeIOrrter Griumpbbooen, nit Der
Snihriit - gSilltommen im 9eutoburoer @alOc!
Sn bier yiiidcn oeS @ooeus ltanOcn 96blcr ruo
Sauem III ibrrr foractsrillldcn yiatOualtradt,
oui Die Sidic gelcFut, ocn trcueu punO 81
6iiben. Der 6cliplub sewdbrte bel OcS SailerS
autunit eincn oroBartia ihOncn slublid Die
Gribiincn prangtsu i'm licblblcu 9amenfIor,
weldcn bic sablrci6 anipcieucen Scrtrctcr Der
hentidien &tlineitencnrnS nit ihren chnractcriti
The New York herald., 1875-08-17
&ermann's Denfmal.

Ginipcibune beS OenfmalS auf Der
@rotcnbure-1bcilnabme oes 8ais
ferS-@in fnrftiibeS Tcrftfcft-
8aiScr uno Silobaucr-Sanocl'S
bcrSlidbcr S5dnoeorucf pom Scs
berrieber Seutidlanos-Gine ers
sreifcnoe Scene.
(Special.0epeide OeS ,SeruIo.'9
0etmolO, Den 16. Iu9uf 1875.
Oie SermonnSfeier.
Das wnuoerd0nlte @ettCr bcglnltistc Die
beutigs 6ccr, ourd wclde, utter Dtuii, @cians,
Ganoncnoonncr uno Jleosn bas perrmaunSocnt.
mai nu Der GSrntenhnrn eiraeiDeiht miirhe-
The New York herald., 1875-08-17

iden abSciteu uno 6abuen, pcrmilbt nit
oeuti6 ameritauiiden Seitgeuoiicu unter oem
Sterusnbanner, ;u cinem wabreu Mieer uou
6arben unb Sdmud cr0an;ten.
9is g9eibe.
I'm Dtittag fam Der 9aiier ncblt @eiolae oil,
meldcm bem Grreideu ieiner Gribiiuc inter be.
gciiterten uuo langunbaltenSeu Surrobruicn Der
iuooeubcn Wtsn9e bonn Sbcrceremonenmciifc
cin acihmaduoller Strau, iiberreidjt wuree. Die
Scicr wuroe Ourd Gin @ebet eiuseleitct, ocm Der
Raiier, Sas SiIberboar oeniltbg entbl6bt, nit
Gnoatt sub0rtc. Damn iolpte eiu grobartiscr
Chorus nit boiler Or6eherbcglcitu DEM Die
gSorte einer doractcriifiifcu, oas 0enfmal be-
Idjreibeuoen SermannS Gantate ;u @runoe
la9en; bieraui cine Inipradc OeS gebcmcnratbs
YreuB aus 9etmolo, nah welfer inter &ano'
nenoonncr bic Diilitdrnluit ndbe Dem Sentmal
ben Choral ,,Gbrc Iei @ott III Der 90be" ipcltc,
meld1er bon Sauienoen Der begcitertcn Inipelen.
ben mit9eiunseu wurOe. Sooann lam ein anccs
rer Chorus NIB nad oenrieIbcn cine Oteoc oeS
Sberacridltsratb YIoerS aus 9dnnopcr, meld)er
i'd, iibcr Die peitarciienOc Yeoeutuna Der Seicr
ucrbrcitcte uno nidt unerwdbnt licf rpic 0roBe
Sdwieriaieten Der auSfiibrlng 6eS DcnImals
cutOcarnecitanOcu bdtten, mic Der @ilObauer icm
ySerul1aer mo lein ycbcn Oardu 0eici,t b1ttc hnS
aro6c Sserf ,u uolleuOer, unO pic cr MN Cub.
lid ais GrriS ein Yiibeu octr6nt idbc uuo Der
rcidpcroienteu Gbreu tbcilbaiti9 wiiroc.
Nanoet por benz &aiicr.
Gs mar cin eroreiienoCr Diomeut ais Der Siais
The New York herald., 1875-08-17
of spectators enthusiastically

thousands of spectators enthusiastically
joined.
THE HOUR AND THE MAN.
Counsellor Lueders, of Hanover. then
spoke of tho deep significance of the pres
ent celebration, not forgetting tho manifold
difficulties which had surrounded this
work. He mentioned, not without emotion,
that the sculptor had sacrificed his fortune
and nearly spent his lifetime to accomplish
his grand task, but that he had lived to old
age to see his work crowned and himself to
receive the merited honors
BANDEL BEFORE THE EMPEROR.
It was an affecting moment when, after
this speech was finished, the Emperor sent
his Chamberlain tc bring Bandel before him.
With bowed head ind tottering steps the old
man of seventy-ive years assembled the
tribune
AN IMPERIAL HANDsHAKE-
The Emperor advanced toward him,
grasped him by both hands and held them
firmly in his for over minute, amid the
widest applause of tie assembled multitude.
Bandel was overcome with emotion and
sunk upon clair, surrounded by
princes and princesss. Again the Emperor
approached him, aid, holding him affec-
tionately by both sioulders, warmly con-
graduated tho happy sculptor upon his
success.
THE EAREDR's SPEECH
The Emperor said tbs was one of the most
affecting festivals he hid ever Witnessed. nnd
The New York herald., 1875-08-17
A MIGHTY LIFE-WORK.
The Career Of Herr Bsndel--Fify-six
Years of Endeavor.
DISAPPOlNTMENTS AND DELAYS.
How Persistent Genius Learned
to Labor and to Wait.
CELEBRATIONS IN THE CITY.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH BY CABLE TO TILE HERALD.
DETMoLD August 16, 1875.
The most beautiful weather favored the
solemn dedication of the Hermann monument
on the Grotenburg to-day, which took place
amid the strains of music, the boom of can
non, national songs and patriotic speeches,
In the presence of more than thirty thousand
people
THE EMPEROR.
The Emperor William, the Grown Prince
Frederic William and Prince Frederic
Charles, Prince Paul Frederic and Princess
Elizabeth of Lippe Detrnold, surrounded by
representatives of all the German monarchs,
formed the centre of the enthusiastic multi
tude.
SCENE oP THE CELEBRATION.
The wide avenue fronting the colossal mon
ument was lined with gay tribunes for spec
tators the musicians, the choral societies and
the press.
Won BANDEIss HUT.
On one side, right opposite the imperial
tribune, was Bandel's hut, which was re-
served for the successful sculptor and his
family.
DETAILS oR THE FESTIVITIES.
The grand procession started at nine
o'clock in the morning and reached the
monument in perfect order toward noon.
sALvoEs OF ARTILLERY.
Tho cannon announced to the attentive
crowd the departure from Detmold of the
Emperor.
FoREsTER's TRIUNpHAL ARCH
Upon entering the forest that surrounds
the Grotenburg. the Emperor was received
In an interesting manner. A characteristic
ally decorated triumphal arch had been
erected there, bearing the inscription
%EfSSTS To TTT TFTTosTRGFR FOREST
In four inches of this arch there stood
foresters in their picturesque national cos
tumes leaning on their rifles, tho deer
hound at their feet
AT THE MONUMENT.
When the Emperor arrived the large open
space in front of the monument presented a
wonderful spectacle.
THE FESTIVE CROWD.
The tribunes encircling it were crowded
with citizens and ladies and resplendent in
magnificent dresses, which were harmonious
ly set off by the numerous representatives of
the German students associations, with their
characteristic insignia, interspersed with
German-American citizens waving the Stars
and Stripes.
RECEPTION OF THE EMPEROR.
When the Emperor arrived upon the scene,
about noon, and had assembled the imperial
tribune. he was received with deafening
cheers, while the Court Chamberlain stepped
forward and presented him with handsome
wreath.
COMMENCEMENT oP THE DEDICATION
The ceremony was opened with prayer
and short sermon, to which tho Emperor
devoutly listened, his silvered head humbly
uncovered. Then followed chorus,
with full musical accompaniment, consist
ing of characteristic, descriptive Hermann
cantato. composed for tho occasion. After
the music came an address by Privy Counsel
lor Preuss, of Detmold |; cannon were fired
and the full military band stationed around
the monument intoned the grand hymn
''Glory to God in the HIGHEST" in which
The New York herald., 1875-08-17

FER ben Gercmoncnmeifer entiaHote Inn Sam
Del ,u ibm sn iibrrn. Gebiidtrn Samples nnl
nit ,itternoem S6ritt erfieg Der fiininnoiiebena
,iaidbriae @rcis Die Smfen Der 3ribiine; oer
9aiIer trat ibm entgegeH, fabte ibn BET beioeH
Sdnbeu uno biclt iie mobl cine Diinnte lang teI'
aeriibrt in Den ieini0cn, inter Dem itirniIld)en
Scifaasiaud;en Der 3ulhauer. Sanoel elbt
mar bon 9tiibruHg iibernIannt nno ldnt mItten
inter ben oeir6nten SdupterH anf einen Sie.
Rod cnnal nabtc iid ibnl Der Saiier, tlopfte ibm
ber,dl aui bcloe Sfultern uIo iprad benz iiber.
9lidlihcn Siobauer feline @liiduiinid]e Hno
auritti9e slnerfennung iiber oaS ihone @ellH>
gen icines 9iieienperteS ans.
&eOe Oes saiiers.
Der Stailer lagte, bieie 6eier iei cine Der err
bebenoIten oeuen er beigewobnt, nlo eS beglide
ibn baB bieicS 9entinal bic neue sera ocS 9liid'
lid aecinioteu 9entlblauoS fcnuseidne, bic,
wenn Seoer icincr Yilihteu gegen baS beilise
Saterlanb ciu9ebent iei ME ibr Gnoc erreid)en
Tonne.
Gnoe oes Seftes.
glad peiteren @eian9Sportrdgen nno ipieoer'
boltcn Surrabs fir @anbel, ben &ailer NIB
oas oentide 0teid brad)en bic 9etr0nten @dlte
aui unb Die iolcnnc 6eier, bic auf alle 3beil'
nebmer einen unpergeBliden Ginbrud gemad)t
bate, mar su Gnbe. Der faier nebit Se9let-
ting iubr segen 4benb ab, aber Sanlenoe DON
@alteu meten nod bis tiei i'll bic 9tadt AMI Der
@rotenburg mo belcud)teten nit Sreuocnlenrn
bic Oi9autiite Statue oeS beutiden Seloen Der
nit aesiidtem Sdwert iber ieiu neun,ebn Sabr
bunoerte alteS Sdladtielb biuauSihaut.
The New York herald., 1875-08-17

AN AFFECTING SCENE.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-16

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