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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-08-05

-Sn Gnronooiet (Sub ct. 2ouiS)
c,cignetc fib lebtenSrcttag Gin i6re6li9es
lln9lid. Gin Wtann NamenS Oonobue
bate in Der HGbe elmer nlten Nbtrltt5~
CRUDE m.Ide 9efuGt mar, cine neue, %
6uB tisfs, se9raben uno mOAte our6 b0s
Our6itoben Scr 3wiidenwano Die alte
in bic neue@rube entleeren. Sc gelang
inn aud Die @auo gu 6ur9br:6cn, bod
ais er wieNer empOritei9cn mOlte uber'
walti9ten ibu Die einorin9enben 9%iftiaen
SAFE uno or itur,te ipicbcr in Die 8rube
;uriif. Seiue 6rau Die ibn gu ipre6en
wiinidts uuo ionit nir9enbS i'm 9anfe
bnben %fOnnte, Wubte Dap CT Ii6 nit ser
9:ube brlhdfti9t battle uno fab beBbalb
mad ; ol5 iie bemertte bnB fi9 bicieIbe
fuae, rief lie einem i'm Sauie wobnenben
iun9cn Mtanne Namens YruntB, pslder
jcim 9inabiebeu Die 9cide OonObues auf
Der idmuBiGcn Wui1e idpimmcuo lab.
Gr t;eg fofOrt auf Die Setter INN penn
m61lj9 Oouobue moi gu retten - ALIEN
ebe er bis CUR Mfitte oerielten gelangte
i~tiir,tp CT lultlOs bon berielben berab in
Die Siefs, ISsrlualtiet BON bcn eiftiecn
Saicn. S9m f2l0te einSiermirtb9tamcns
8. 9cnrp meltem einen Stri6 nm ben
9eib befeitiot wurbe, ais CT etwa 10 SUP
tief biuntcrgci,ie9en mantle er uno fel iet'
us Nrme in rie 90be t~perfeno BON Der
9eiter unO Der iAledt bcfeiti9te Strif
glitt ibcr leinen Sopf uno feline Irme.
Sbm foI9tc Der 23idbriae SoispbS9 li6t'
ing, Den basiclbe S4tfial ersilte unD
wer weib oh nidt nod mcbrere ibrem@ifcr
gum Spfcr scfoqen maren, wenn nidt i'll
Der 3eit Elm Yotisiit eefommen, OerSebem
Die 9eiter gu beitei9en unO bann
e%ilernen 9aten unO Strifea ole
gu Sag t0rberte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-08-05
COMMUNICATIONS 9toti,.

Sicrnit iei ss tefannt genadt. eaEmir asrntar
iiratisn5-Yapiere C. t. a. bic Nadiaieui6dft NJ
WilbfIm SduIfe sert. tstrcHent raiirt q. ar
1878 Ron her Counts Court ron 9aspHiS
County b~stpiIist tpurhen.
@ae YsrIpnen treI6e Gurherunstn sssti bslig'
Na1ln1sni6dft batcr npIHtn oieielbrn ppr Gins
Sabre pom Datum teidster pnpiere CUR 9thtlft:
nun9 mir prdisntiren icnlf f6nnten ie rom Gsafs
rsrlsIten ausgsfffplfn wrreen 5crbrruustn ~
rcr Spei 3abrcn niht git9ersttt iEtS, tUn'1
gang anfseitlUNsn.
Sobn Treoerid Sltulte.
Ha6lo6-8 erpaIttr, eta
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-08-05
0or,nunSs,Yoti;.

Heti3 ipirr biermtt gsssten, bae SisHis
Gunner, ppn 6ascrnabe, friiber prn 6ranns
ecuntp, i'm Staate O4iiuu,i, am 8 aprIl TO-
nc1 Der GeuntY Court pom @afecnaee 70. y
t%rrltnnig srfllrt pulee unb Rap Ct MOI :
Stanee lit irine eigenenI ngrlegenbeiten gu creneI
une bag Der llntcrSeihnste am beiasten Sastl.
Srrmane hes gen Sismuub DuTnsr fTaaN
rpuree.
aue pericnfn tpel6e 5crberiinsen an klagrl
St9munb Gunner BADEN. 1nc bierrntt anf91-
cert, c~tefelben BEN unterseihneten s~efjdlsss.5
Mub niro S%eoermann esgen bic 9Etlbl;sBuits -
S=ntraites mil tela9lem Siemunb Qns'
setparnt.
fnher SuHncr,
9rrmunb ycn Sismunb DaEp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-08-05

Der Sinansminilter bat cinen 9Gufruf
fir Die GtnIoiuns bon Sl4, S97 200 Der
$50 Bombs bon 1862 ~erIahen, uopOn
ia ,S30,5 $50 coupon Bombs uno $685.
$50 resifrirte Bombs iinb. Sic idlics
Ben ole Bombs in ii9 elm, sic unter Der
Ifte bonn 25. Sebruuer 1862 emittirt,
unc bis icst nod ni3t ;ur @inI0fung be-
rufen purben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-08-05

Npti; rirb hiernlit alien renfn s;ihr
pslde ncrb 6rrtcrInssa an tsn NaGIae n
oerlf. Spbn Stur5 gu nradtcn bitsn, rhr
Frnltpie chran infsrcliirt IIue, ZAP bic llntfrltit
ncttn. I'M ndhften Sermjn Der VrGtats 9rurit In
NEg. 1875 nm @rlautniS no biuetei iprrrtn, itr
S6ll6abredtnurg MAIDEN at eiirfen une iSf
YtIthten ais NaG laBperpaltrr be5 brlasttn Gtstr
tburnsentbeten tpereen.
Gbritine Storb,
Neutrality-suspicious..
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0eri6tli6e Mn5et9en.


Siermit fei es brfannt sematt, sab mir III
@bminiifrlttonsrnpiere brtreTenb een 9aSlaI
css rerit. Gbr,itian SpHbers tswiaist purern, an
Is. SUM- 1875.
Wrr 5creeruu9en an b%eIagten Na6IaB N
MAIDEN BAT, mug r~ieleIten innerbalt aiwis Sabrts
ocm unter3cidnetrn sur @~snrbmisnne porasta
wcreen peer or fam t~srielsrn sfrlufN Griffin
tperbrn. User ietne 5prberunern nfht in nod
Satrfn 9%eItrrr mndt ii rerleItfn fiir immsr WI.
luitig.
Ssnrs SouoerS,
HAbIaErerraItr.
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/ Gr=NrdTbcnt Sobufon /


itarb am eriten 9luguit in ieiner@ obnun9
in Garter Gouutp, Senncnce.
Nur wenigeWanner Die ii6 Dem ohent<
li9ea 9t5en gcmiomst, iinb in ibrem
9aufe 10 iebr erboben unb 9eprieien uno
10 bitter au9efcineet wOrSen ale 9crr
Sobniou.
Gr mar Elm Mtaun bon beoeutenbcn
SaIentcn, ser ii6 crit in Den Mannsslab=
rem feline ganie 8ilbuna ermorben. Sbne
S6uIbilSung aufgewadien, erlernte er
ipGter bas S6neiberbanowert. Grit tit
Gotten Sabre lerntc CT lelcn unh lGTeiben.
SIM Srie9e llnionamann, uno ipGtcr gum
Sicsprdioent nit SIR. 9incoln erlulblt,
uuroe err mad 9;nculn's Sobe ais YIdi'
bent bon ieiner ei9enen @artei bitter
an9efeinSet, uno i6lieBli6 ansefIn9t,
iebo5 freiseiprOden.
Gr iuar elm Wfonn bon Sebcutcnbem
politii9en SdGrfbilf, groBcm Wfutbe
itreng redtli6.
Grit lebten Serblt muroe er micocr III
Sen Ser. Staateu Scnat geWa5lt. Son
5Sreunocn unOSeinoen wuroe er alscmcin
seadtet'
Mus 9recnpile miro lber baS 2ei6en<
bcsdnsniB Nn0rew SubniOn's wie foI9t
beri9tet:
Cine 9robe WeridenmenCe. pie!e 9Gte
aus oielem un6 aus benadbarten Staaten,
pie bonn Often, bate su ben 8e9rabniB'
feierIi9teiten id ein9eitelt. Vie Seide
iuar i'm a%naemeilen becorirten SourtbauS,
no sic 8eiu6er BEN Iebten SIid auf le
parfen, ous9eitclt. Scr Sarg itanb auI
siuem in Der Wtitte oeS Naumes rubenoen,
nit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9elamads
,oQ ber3iertsn RotafoIt. 9e9cn Wfittag
,rI6ienen Ole Nngeb0riaen oe5 Serltorbe'
ten. Mttalicoer Ser SrcinaurerIoge bon
SreenuiQe tru0en ben Cara auf Den bar
9cidentpd9en unS ser LANCE Bug.
,oran ole uSO5nion @droen", Damn vHa
rons of 9~usbanOrp", nSOo SellouS,"
in beutiAeS Nluiifcorp8, OifiniOn Gar
YEN, bicIe Wfit9lieOer perl9ieOener 6rci
1aurerIogen, banu Der bon Sempelrit'
ern ais Gbrenpa6e umgebsne 9eihen'
Samilienangeb0rige, @ouperneur
Borter uno anoere Staat5beamte, aus.
Ie,ei6nete 8Gite uno o:ele 9iirser gu
@agen, gu Yferb unb SIT Sub - irbte iih
II 8ewesuna. Sbabra&en Der Yierbs
lno 8abrtuder waren reid nit mnurert'
den GmbIemsn 9eIdmudt.
Sie 9ti1ter WcSarluno, Sriga unb
Sen, sic Gon9rebtNb9eoronetcn
SbOrnburg uno @rutdFelo,
Ol't9Iicber Ser 9eaiSIatur uno Sur9cr'
bena6bnrter StdSte, befanoen lid
inter SEN 8diten.
Oie Iebtc Gubeit1tte 6cinoet iid auf
inem cine babe 0teile iuoIid bon Der
5taot 9eIegenen, etpa buuoert SuB boben
siigel, bon Dem ma cine berrlihe Nus
ouf baS llnafu<Ge6irae I'M SUooiten.
Bah @Gin3 uno oie Gumberlano.Scra
III Noropeiten genieSt.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wurOen
mauriidem 3ituS bon ben GrpeIrit>
ern unter 1iihrung oeS Commandments
Sooomarb unt BON Wit9Iiebern Der
3reenbiDer 9o9e, bersn Geoner 8. 6. 80
jonnor lit, in wilroig.r unb feierIidite:
Seile poQ;odeu.
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Ghlu6.Wbrehnuno

Ncti5 wirb bic. nit allen bensn gcssten, rttt
nod 6rrcerun9sn ;u MAIDEN tabsn cher ieuIHi
babel tuterfiirt inb rag Der Inter; situ.tt id
ndctlten 5srmin rer @aSecraee County Gpartun
GrlN tnis eintrmmrn mirr. ieins SdIutabln-
nIna ais &crmunc nrn Marie AuFtrnHr,
9Wargarct Iuifcrmarn, IaYip Nuirrmann urs
ypnie W. Nulfermnnn AZ MAIDEN unb Itirr
ptthten ale Sprmuno eutbrtsn su perrta
Sris Nuitermann
8pruurs
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ShluB .~9(bredlnund.

Ncti, pirb hermit aften Csnsn sss.bsn, 6
NOD 5Orreruns an bsr Na6tGe bes perlfsrltHn
8riererid 5eae IN MAIDEN batrn, Oer- isuirt
paran intsrsjirt limb, Sas err ilmter,si6nst. d
ndbiteu Isrmin Der prcbatc Court i'm ausE'
1873 nm GrIautuis nadIu6sn ipsrrsH, in'
S&luBabrrbuug mghm gu biirfen unb inFr
pfi6ten ais Nablaerrrpnltsr res trlasttn gisf
tbNms entbctfn 81 rperesn.
Seinrih Sdirmer,
@rrmunb ron Waria IF1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-08-05

a~6sefpielt. Sennod lit Georgia bsute
noblbabenbcr, als Dor Sem Srie9e
Oieie 3auberbafte @irfung bat baielbf
Die beireite unO frsie Nrbeit, neil ma in
Georgia wirtlid tiidtig urbeitet.
9tuBer cinigen wlbniinuigen alten
6.uerfreHern, uis Iobcrt &Oombs, iiebt
beute III Georgia beinabe Setermann elm,
oab Die, penn aud gcwaltiame uno nit
Str0men bon 8lut unO tbeiIWeiie nit
Scn9en uno Srennen belpcrflteaiete Mb'
idahung Der StIauerci Der sroBte Sesen
fiir lencn Stnat eeueien lit. Inter Der
Die Nrbeitsfraft un0 Den llnternebmun9s'
aeiit labmen6sn unb bcn 8nben ausiau'
senosn Sflaren.~ altcrei fOnnte Georgia
feline berrliden 9ilfsquelen ni6t ents
iuifcIn, Die iid iebt 10 i6On entfalten.
GS 1T gu bof:u, bab ii@ nit Der mate
rielIen Gage @eor9ia's AUDI feline pOlitiide
Stimmana mebr uno mebr before unb
Dap lid feline Siirgsr mebr uno msbr Den
bebeutsnbten ieiner ictisen &olitifet, Ben
alien I!cranb.r $. StepbenS, gum Mu'
tier uebmen, Der aus einem Der 9aupter
Der IebeQion ein patriOtiidei, Ser Union
unb ibrer Scrfa6ung treu ergebener
StaatSmonn 9eluoroen lit.
Gin 9anbproceB in Mifs
unb NrtnnfaS. Sin Stem
Nbpot0t @amcnS OurDea bat in
Stem SrIcans uno in @nuana Yapiere
aufge it0bcrt. Sic einen Nnipru6 auf 6
Nder 9nnbes in Wi6ouri uno
NrfnniaS rep%raientirsn iOlen. Oas
9anb umfaFt SbeiIc Ser counties S;arf,
Stone, Sarrp, @briltian un0
in Mi6ouri Ino BON einem Sus>
emo SountieJ in Nrfanias, iammtli6 am
@bite &iosr a~elegen. @S fol-
1893 einem ipanilden Gapit0u, Namens
bon Der bamali9en pantheon
Jegisrung 9eihentt moroen iein, mo BON
,eiicn Grben ipater our 9lIfe einem &C.
uillen SObn WIlion bon Wti1 Ourl ubers
morSen isin. Sin Srittel Ses
lit iebt in ben 9anoen bon Gin.
%icOIcrn, Der ar0btsntbeits unfrudtbare
ret lit nod Gigentbum Der SunoeSre-
I%ierung. 9urpea mil, 70 beibt es
Namens Der Grben auf ben
Der nod in Den 96nben Ser &esie'
un9 bsfnoliden Sdnecreien tIa9en. Sir
lie bon oieier oertauften Deer peridenf'
Ell 9dn0ersien ueSlln8t err Griast Se'
o0bnli9 fommt bel berarti9en 8lagen
chr wenig bsrauS. Sebr flug wirb
bauocln, ipenn er fid Dor ben
lnfsolern iensr ObneOieB msiit 0ben uno
Infru9tbarsn 8c8cnoen mogli6it fern
alt. Sie perlteben in iOlhen 0in9en
SpaB unS baben Dor NbDofaien
mo Claim Nacnteu etlua 10 Diel Geipect,
oie Dor Yfsrocpieben.
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Seitoments.NSp

6iermit lei es tsfaunt ssmatt, haeS tfamms
Srllitre .papiere tstreHenD BEN NabIae Nh
rerif. pbilipp 6rep. pom Glerf her @asesnas,
Sc. Court am AZ. SUM- tspiaist purhsu. @r
8oresrnnarn an beIagtsn Na6ldb gu MAIDEN BAL
mug ~cislelbsn innrrbnlt einss SabreS Der Ir
tcrjcitnstcr rrr!sssn.
Barbara Srcb,
Ya61sperpaIxrH
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15) IQe 8eamtsn Ole ibre Yfidt
nj9t erfaaen, icIsn betraft uerben,
un6 iebeg 8eamte muB felbt ieinem
Nmte uoritsben.
SbieeS fnS 6:e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in Ser neuen Contribution w'lae b~ieielbe
Dem Splfs empfebIsn.
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Gascpuabe Gpmmtb 2ebrertaa,
(TeacherS Institute

Nm 0onnsrstug Den 25 Nuguit, 8a&'
mittnes 2 llbr miro Der 2ebrerta9 BON
@osconabe @uuntD in Der Salem 8apti.
item Stride i'm Gee. 10 SoWnibip AZ,
3anae 5, nabe SiblerS Yrairie er0Hnet
unO m6breno Dem g., 81. u2S. in SiB'
uns bleibcn.
4rogramm:
Gr6fnungSreoe, SO. Com
8criAt oeS @omiteS fir Contribution
Berntbun9 btSielben.
Nufnabme reuer Wfitglieber.
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3meiter Sag.
&erlefung bcS YrOtofOU5
Gmpfan9 utuer Mitgllsocr.
9%,ielbun9,
Seiprehung bericlben,
8ortrag,
Sdreibe'llebung
8eiprsdung oerielben.
Oeflamation,
geipredung Ser 3wefmdBi9feit bes
unterr.@ts in Defamation in %unferen
ofentli9en S6uIen.
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ShIehtes @etter in Musi

- S6Iedtes @etter in IusFdt
Srofehor Spce, 6efcn @etterpropbesei'
un9en Die @etternadridten bon uOld
Prob" gan; in S6atten feben, iteIt fir
folsenbe So9e Stirme unO 8egenwetter
in IusF6t: Iu9uit 25. uno 81; Sep'
TENDER II; Sftober 10. uub IA. unb
Se3ember Is.
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Srritee=Serbauolauaen.

@.coI Ri, S.,a o.
f,..T.u d.. 49,
1e75
Mrus,snh 81. e..r,r e;t.n esx;a.1
eo,se me,sr & SA,siSsr
O.. mrotofon. ,n,,5 .,.e GIL,
n,.n.u 100000 ,,.S
m~.fh[nTm. CO. $500 81
n O. Q. g.. G., eo
W ia
So 80 70 M
"a SD. ca
w. MIR 90
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@ o"'S''
Ot
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ia Sober SeutiGen i'm GountD iOute
auf bas $ ern.auner@
abouniren.
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= Ser Srop SeraIO f@reibt, bab in
mebreren Sbeilen BON 9incoln Gountq
Die S6weiue.@bolera aus9ebroden lit.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-01
Current Notes.

Coyor,,or nonnicon boc doclined 10 ho
HA-uo'oinoi ""1on n''' '1u " W
candidate for the hePuollcan nomination
for Governor OF ONO. Inc proposal TO run
the Hon. b. L. Waue against 1oV: Amen,
s,,ce oiu 'nen 'e'nn 'o popo'"'' 10 s"'ii'" Id
Ie..,o t. Core>r,io oro oorroo. Co.
o.on poo,h viii NOT t.to his so.t dnr;na tho
"0.- oosa;oa 80 .,,o g. NJ -
eAtla sessioii Vi sLo oeha'e. hio Pleuseu
Slnseli Puoicy, mmen 1anu,un'e ;n s,n iol tne W
oenatorsniP' W SEW ou1 nis iul, Cern loi
:M 19vernor ~ case He E. Mere eiecteu' anu t1at
VIII keep hiui Ill Oa'iiofhia uh'l AeAI De'
''m-'
ee - - wv o->Iu..'I ou"n' iio n''
poen ,.e'o WV 1."''' m, ~ i'"o u 'no ''"'e
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-01
Cold Weather.
YoRKvILLE, Kendall Co, Illinois,
Fehrnarv 03d 1879

February 23d, 1879.
To the Editor of the Press:
Sir-Reading an account in the PRESS about
the cold weather, thought would give its read
ers an idea of how zoe do things out West by send
ing you an account of the weather here since
the first of January, 1875. Six days it has va
red from 20 to "a below zero; eleven days. 10
to IA below; eight days. 8 to s below; and only
twenty days during that time has it been above
zero; then of an average of only abont ten
degrees above. So really the average has been
some degrees below for the past fifty.four days.
The ice in Fox river at this place is nearly
four feet thick.
1t commenced raining yesterday, and still
continues at the present. If it should last
much longer, the prospect would be good for
one of the most destructive freshets that ever
happened ON FCx river.
Have had no heavy rains here for the past
four years, and but very little anyway. Con-
sequently it has been very dry-farmers haul
ing ice several miles for water for household
purposes.
Crops have been very light, with NOS
much produce to sell. 1t naturally makes
times rather dull, although the pork trade is
quite brisk, and that amounts to considerable
in this country, farmers selling all the way
from few hundred dollars worth to over four
thousand dollars worth. At present live hogs
are worth from $3.50 to 500 per crop, delivered
nm the cars. L. a. NJ.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-01
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE

it great thing for editors thus to be able to
have an eye for something more beautiful
than the Beecher trial, the lively Portland
PRESS sees in our reference to the reflection
of the sunset by the gilded dome of the State
House an illustration of prevalent opinion
in Boston that the sun was created for the
purpose Ofsbining on the State House DOME"
Well, Coleridge once told man who abused
snuff that it might be the final cause of the
human nose, and we don't see why, in the
same way, the great celestial luminary may
not have been provided for the purpose Of
lighting up our famous terrestrial dome.
The negroes and the native ''poor whites"
as landowners should be producers of wealth
instead of mere consumers of it. The wis
est policy is that which will put the present
landless southern people into possession of
southern soil as quickly as possible. When
the south has got through yainly waiting for
the govern ment, McEnery, the fire eaters,
and Tom Scott to make it prosperous and
happy, we trust it will sensbly adopt this
practicable method of reaching the same goal.
Chicago Tribune.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-01
News and Other items.

The professors of Tufts College have petit
toned the trustees for the appointment of the
Rev. Elmer Hewitt Capen of Providence to the
vacant presidency.
The Crown Prince of Germany has no less
than fifty-eight decorations. bismarck has
forty, and Mo tke and Room have thirty nine
each. .
Striking miners at Hazelton, Pa, are COM
mitting outrsges. Reports from Bride Noun
tain say they drew the fire from under the
boiler, stopped the pumps and shot one OF the
engineers.
The foreigners in Congress aggregate fifteen;
Schurz, the German, and Jones, the Welsh
man, comprise the Senators; and in the House
are five Irishmen, four Scotchmen, two Eng-
lishmen, a Canadian, and Mexican.
1t is stated as a probability that Cambridge
University, England, which already has the
blind NJ. P. Mr.. Fawcett, as professor Oh po'
litical economy, will have another pima man,
Mr.. George MacfarraD, as professor OF music.
The Russian University Commission repor t
in favor of depriving the universities of their
present privileges of self-government, and sub
mitting the appointment of professors, the
reoulation of studies, and the control of the
students directly to the imperial authorities.
Out of 24l, ,926 packages of stamps, etc =,
transmitted through the Post Office in the
United States during the year 1884, only four
packages, valued at S67.45, were lost; and of
the 100000 of regular registered letters, oniy
313 were actually lost or stolen.
Garbaldi's routine bill of fare is the follow
ipo:-Breakfast, coffee and bread; dinner
soup, one plate meat or fish, fruit; supper,
none. Plus *. is similarly frugal eater,
differing only from the first in being wine
bibber (don't call him drunkard.) Victor
Emanuel is great lover of food and wine,
eating iudfferently of most things, from the
tripe and garlic of Piedmont to the snakes aud
mussels (Lucullau style) of Rome, inclusive.
All these are at present happily living in the
latter city, after much hurly-burly and battles
Tough and won, and the caricaturists depict
them together. arm in arm, sauntering through
the Corso, with toothpicks in their mouths.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-01

THE speech delivered in the Senate by Mr..
derful scope, and capable of accommodating
itself to circumstances with the readiness of
a rubber file-batd. The address seems to be
apropos des bates. Its delivery was begun
when the Pinchback resolution was under
consideration, was suspended for time, and
was resumed Friday when the civil rights bill
came up for consideration, though it doesn't
seem to have the slightest bearing upon that
bill. II appears to be constructed upon the
plan of TennysoD's break, to "run on torev-
er," aud there is no reason why its delivery
cannot be resumed whenever it is considered
expedient to stave off a vote on any objec.
tionable measure.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-01
ELECTION MONDAY, MARCH I.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR MAYOR.
GEORGE p. WESCOTT.
FOR MUNICIPAL JUDGE,
RCIVAL NNEY.
WARD NOMUNATIONS


WARD ONE.
Alderman John Gerrish.
Observation-Disclosures Greedy, William Z Den
nison, Horace II Shaw.
School Committee-George Burgess.
Warden-JOsepb ID Decelle,
Clerk-rhomas A Bowen.
Constables- s-Reuel Field, Charles L York.
WARD TWO.
AIderman-George Littlefeld.
COuncilmeu-Charles IL Baker, Charles Garlic
School Committee-M Frank.
Warden-Samuel X Leavitt.
Clerk-Hiram Rich.
Constabes Seth Sterling, Luther Sterling.
WARD THREE.
Alderman Alphonso Brunei.
Councilmen-John Cammett, William W Roberts,
Lyman NJ Cousens.
Warden-William Huse.
Clerk-Samuel b Graves.
Constables-James Could Freeman L Merrill.
WARD FOUR.
AIderman-Thomas Foster.
CounciImen-Winsor B Smith, Charles A Ring
Albion Blackstone.
School Committee-Seth Gordon.
Warden-JOhn b Cummings.
Clerk-Arthur M Sawyer.
Constables- George Ingraham, Arthur M Saw
yer.
Alderman-Ezra Perry.
Councilman-Stephen Marsh, Charles Walker, Ma
thaniel Whitney.
School Commttee-Charles F. Libby.
Warden-Nathaniel Walker.
Clerk-HeBry S Trckey.
Constabes- Jesse II Crowell, Amos Frye.
WARD SIX.
Alderman-Henry Fox.
Councilmen-Frederi Hale, Lemuel M Love-
joy, Cyrus L Gallison.
School Committee-Thomas Hill.
Warden-James L Racklef
Clerk-Wm M Marks.
Constables-Thomas Place, Robert Smith.
WARD SEVEN.
Alderman Samuel Waterhouse.
Councilmen-Wm Small Harrison B Brown, A
@ Leach,
School Committee-Chares Fobes.
Warden-William Plummer.
Clerk-B Barnes, Jr.
Constables-B Benjamin W Slower, Henry Horr.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-01
THE PRES s.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 1, 1875

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley i.
Pulen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer a favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
journal, as have information that several bum
mers'' are seeking courtesies in the name OF the
PRESS, and we have no disposition to be, even pas
sivey, party to such frauds.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-01

SOME students of political history have
prophesied that animated by desire for the
propagation of the republican idea the
Americans will one day invade Europe. Eu-
ropean statesmen consider the invasion i'm
minent, and are taking measures to prevent
it. We know nothing of the political creed
of the potato bug, and are inclined to think
that he is much more desirous of propagating
himself than the republican idea; but he is
evidently bent on making the European tour,
and Europe is going to make political ques-
ton of it. Belgium has referred the matter
to a committee of the national legislature,
and several other countries. have forbidden
the importation of potatoes.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-01

THE area of Colorado and New Mexico,
mit into the union, is equal to over four times
that of all New England. They form table
land occupying nearly the centre of the great
tract between the Atlantic and Pacific and
British America and Mexico. New Mexico
is included between 30 deg. and 81 deg. north
latitude and 103 and 100 deg. west longitude,
and embraces an area Of 100000 square
miles, 1t is more than three times as large
as Ohio, and one hundred and sixteen times
as large as Rhode Island. Colorado COM
prises 105, 703 square miles and is as large as
New England with Ohio added.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-01
For Sale at Windham .

vyyHE farm well known as the STEPHEN HAN
4 SON farm. 1t is one mile from Wndham Cen
ire contains ABOUT 250 acres of good land, divided
about equally into Tillage and Pasture land. 1t has,
for buildings a barn 40xl0O with two sheds attached.
each 80 feet two story house with out-buildings, all
in very GOOD repair The farm cuts about 40
tons III iav and can be made to cut 100 at small
pense and is well adapted for stock or grazing farm
AS if is well fenced with wall and has plenty OF wa
fer. For sale low. Enquire OF ELIJAH VARNEY,
Windbam, or L. P. CHASE, Portland.
feb15 eouzm
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-01
Farm i'm Cape Elizabeth for Sale !!

A GOOD farm OF fifty acres, new II story house,
N finished rooms, good cellar, barn 32x40, two
wells of water the premises large orchard cut 20
tons hay last year, 30 acres of wood This property
is pleasantly situated about 81 miles from Portland,
and is offered at bargain account of the i'll health
of the owner Price $4O00-terms easy. Will ex-
change for city property Apply to f. G. PATTER-
SON 13 Fluent Block. feDZ0dlm
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-01

IT is asserted that the friends OF Mr.. Will
liam King. emigrant, succeeded in holding
back the bill for empanpelling graLd jury
in the District of Columbia uatil it was
thought the "Wanderer" could escape indct-
ment under it. 1t was supposed that the
first passage of the bill was one day too late,
because the two years from the date of his
testimony, which was to be made the basis OF
action, had fully run. 1t appears, however,
that under the statute of limitations it is nee
essary that he should be within the lrisdie-
tion of the court two years before the law
over him ceases. So the six weeks spent by
him in Canada don't count.