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New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
PARADE OF THE SECOND DIVISION.

THE BROOKLYN NATIONAL GUARD REVIEWED Al
PROSPECT PARK BY Gov TILDEN-BANQUET AND
RECEPTION TO The GOVERNOR.
The parade of the Second Division, n. IT,,
occurred yesterday at the Prospect Park Parade GROUNDS
in Brooklyn More than usual interest was caused b the
presence of Gov Tden. Large numbers OF spectators
were present on the parade ground. The following
participated in the parade The Attn Regiment COM
manded by Col Austen the 23d Regiment, Col ward
the 32d Regiment Col Roehr Separate Troop OF Cavahy
Capt Kreuseher: the Calling Battery. Capt Beepe tne
18th Regiment. Col. Jourdan; the 14th Regiment 0o
MacIecr; the 2Sth Regiment, LeutCol ODeihef' tne
18th Battalion, Lieut.-Col Meyenbure Separate Troop
of Cavalry and Batteries and B. MajorGen. Dakln
was in command. The troops formed in line and were
reviewed by the Governor and then marched In compa
ncs across the parade ground At the conclusion OF inc
parade Gov Tdcn escorted to the house OF mayor
Hunter. in Cntonave. brief visit was theh ha'e "
the 3t Regiment Arnory, at Fatbushave ana iiahso
place after which a collation. was served and reception
given to the Governor at the temporary M
the Division at No. lS7 Monaguest when tne nanao' @
DakD who said that IL gave great pleasure to well
come their Commander n-Chef This pleasure, ne sau, M
not confined to himself but was shared oy all Tie
When Gov Tlden rose to reply he was greeted with
ih9nrbt that had nothing new to learn in Brooklyn:
have familiar with it all my life Before we nad
knew every and park and institution OF Brook
lyn But was much impressed with the Deauty
Brooklyn upon possessing such beautiful grounds for
such purpose. thought knew something of niiltaIy
affairs took away one Of your Major-Geneias put
gave You another in his place. am proud OF the one
took awav and am proud of the one gave y0n am
also proud OF Gen Meseroe. whom didn't give YOU;
Three cheers given for Gen: Meserole.I !
vas struck with order, the discipline. the organi
zstion of the militia OF Brooklyn am
now speaking in the capacity OF Commander ln-Cmel,
the exhibition have seen, and sure you would be
roady the country should haven need o you wnlcn
pray NAV never happen. / glad when the gallant
Iith passed cheers for their one-arncd com
manders II hadn't been told by Gen. Dakin and others
what do didn't know much about what was proper
i think should have cheered self feel very well
satisfied with the world at large and now with thanks
for your Kindness gentlemen. bid you adieu."
The Governor then proposed the health OF the Mayor OF
Brooklyn M1yOr Hunter responded i'll few words, say
ing that Gov Tdcn their leader not only in military,
civil e and where he led he would be sure TO nnd
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fin Arenue Hotci-Congressman Chester W.
General Daniel ifati, and Controller ,l%, Nelson <
GROW Pcnnsylvanat NieLolas nosnrhs Hon.
and ajen James g. Negley Of Pittsburgh Grand
Central HoteVce President Henry Wilson Of
80 Rrepoort b. Wright President 81 the NoItherh
Pacific Railroad Company Ne,g York Hots.-Ihomas
semmes of New Orleans Giissy House Congressman ~ H.
Uathorn OF Saratoga Sturernnt House-Ger A Med DIV.
Cook Z. g. Army Holman House.lrot " Boyd I DaS.ih'
Ereren Commander w cambridge Hon o.
Eayy Vsstrni HosIJerome H. Parmenter ol Iioy
Metropolitan H0,el-Prof f. Hgard OF the u Cofst sur
vey.. Windsor Hote-Ex Congressman j. N penneton "a
Rhode Island Hotel" Mark Twain ~ Ha tforu'
and can't, r. Beaumont Robert ii. Hail. and Robert cat
lin Of es
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
SpFCIIA IATIVE RAILWAY DIRECTORS.


ALLEGED PECULIAR TRANSACTIONS BY THE MEM
BERs Or THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
BOARD-FAIL OF MISSOURI PACIFIC STOCK.
Missouri Pacific stock was the feature OF
able feeling existed the subject Of the recent action OF
the Atlantic and Pacific Company which con
trolls the Missouri Pacific by means of lease,
in declaring a quarterly dividend Of III per
cent payable Oct co. and afterwards rcpudiating the
payment OF the dividend 1t considered to be i'm
Piled that Atlantic and Pacific directors had declared
this dividend when they knew they had no funds with
which to meet It, and avaing Themselves OF the strength
this gave the stock, not only sold out their long STOCK
but also went short to considerable extent In the
street it was declared that the whole operation was
piece OF "thmberggng" the part OF the directors
Yesterday afternoon a conference between the stock
holders of the Missouri Pacific and the directors OF the
Atlantic and Pacific companies was held. The directors
submitted statement Of the financial condition OF the
two companies and the net results OF the operations OF
the Missouri Pacific for the past three year. and three
months This report they declined TO give for publca-
ton understood that they claim tat the MIS-
souri, Pacific has not been profitable for the Atlantic ana
Pacific TO operate They further declared that they had
money and could not pay the odVertlscd dividend
These statements were not satisfactory 10 he missouri
Pacific stockholders, and Committee, con
W. r. Hatch c. F. Tmpson, and Jacob
Cromwell was appointed TO investigate the condition OF
affairs and report their views the further relations
OF the Missouri Pacific and the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
roads After the conference the directors OF the Atlantic
and Pacific Company met and ordered the treasurer not
TO nav any dividends declared Missouri Pacific until
further orders view OF this condition OF affairs
Missouri Pacific dropped from - TO l4e closing at TO-
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
THE CHINESE EMPIRE.

HOSTILITY TO FOREIGNERS MANIFEsTED-ACCipENi
10 TIE STEAMER GwALIOR
SAN Francisco, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Col
orado with dates from Hong Kong gto Sept and ioko-
hama 10 Sept IL arrived at this port to-day hostile
feeling has been manifested by the people in the nohern
mart OF China for some months and 10 he extend
ing venting Itself in the mobbng Of foreigners when oP-
portunty offers ,,,. ,,.o
down $50 miles from Hong Kong aud was unable 10 san
She driftei down to Hsnan where abe was anchored
boot sent in charge OF the second officer 10 Macao was
oyerhaucd aud robbed pirates the hut allowed
to proceed and eventually reached her destination
lEor other Foreign NsWs ne first Idgs.I
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
NO eUCCESSOR TO DFIANO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-President Grant stated to
friend that he has made appointment OF Secretary
OF the Interior but he will do so immediately upon his
arrival in Washington. The Presidential party leaves
for the canltal Tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. d. G., Wednesday. Oct. 49, .. m. }

I
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFTICER.}
WASHINGTON, d. c., Wednesday. Oct. 13-1 .. m
Synopsis for the past "a hours
The barometer has continued rising over the
lower lakes and the Atlantic States, with northery
winds partly cloudy weather, and low temperature.
Stationary higher pressure, very cool partly cloudy
weather aud noheasterly winds prevail from the Ohio
Valley to the Gulf.
slowly falling barometer, southeast to south west
winds, low temperature, or clear or partly cloudy
weather the upper lakes and the Upper Mississippi
and tho Lower Missouri valleys.
The rivers have risen az JOhnsOnve, Nashville, Pitts
burgh. Marietta, MorgantOwn, NewGeneva, and Browns
vile, and fallen at Shreveport. Decatur, aud Nicksburg
Probabilities.
For ne Atlantic States rising barometer nortrc 10
northeast unds, falling temperature, and clear weater
With frequent Jrosts.
tOnary lower pressure, low but rising temperature,
northeast to southeast winds, aud clear weather
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
and the lakes, slowly falling barometer, southeast Ia
southwest Winds rising temperature, partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
ANNUAL INSPECTION OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT

ANNUAL INSPECTION OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Assistant Chief Shay yesterday inspected the
First ana Second Battalons Of the Fire Department.
ssting Of Engines Nos 4. g. TO- and 90, and Hook and
Ladder No 10 of the First Battalion; and Engines Nos.
z IL, 81, and 32, and Hook and Ladder No. OF the
Second Battalion Chiefs Rowe and Bonner accompanied
the Inspector throughout the review OF their respective
commands To-day Inspector Shay Will inspect the Third
aud Fourth Batalions tomorrow, the Fifth and Sixth
on Friday the Seventh and Eighth on Monday, tho
Ninth, and next Tuesday. the Tenth.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
SPANISH AFFAIRS.

SPANISH AFFAIRS.
CARIIsrs RETRFATING INTO TRANCE-GEN. sABAiIs
TO DE TRIED BY CoURT-MARTIAL
PARIS Tuesday. Oct l2 1879.
Five hundred and sixty Carlist soldiers have
crossed frontier at Port dc Venssque INTO FRANCE anu
been dsarmed by the French authorities
Gen saballs will be summoned to appear nelore
Carist court martial for his failure.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
THE WHISKY FRAUDS.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 12.-ln the United States
Court to-day the indictments against the officers and dis
tilers accused Of de.raudng the revenue called,
and some InohOns argued.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
BRAZILIAN TRADE.

NO PANIC HEARD OF IN LoNDoN-THE Rhrohi
PROBABLY ENTIRELY FALSE
LONDON. Tuesday, Oct. II. 1878.
Nothing is known here OF a financial pane
In Rio Janero. Any rumor to that enect 10 Doubtless eo
on foot NV ,,ock obbers to affect foreign stocks tomor
row. which is settling day.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

Four men were enjoying little game of
euchre ia Q saloon the other night, when boy poked In
his head and said: There's a woman out here who
wants TO know If Mr.. r.-n In here" The men didn't
exactly hear what but three OF them got
out Of the side door suddenly though small pox
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
THE CHARGES AGAINST POLICE JUSTICES

THE CHARGES AGAINST POLICE JUSTICES.
CORRESPONDENCE WITH TIE FOREMAN OF THE
GRAND JURY AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TIoNs OF THE PREsENTNIENT DENIED.
James IT,. Kilbreth, President OF the Board
Of Police Justices In letter TO TIE TRIBUNE yesterday,
nclosed the correspondence in regard TO the charges
made by the Grand Jury against the Board Inc foow-
ms is a summary OF these letters
In letter TO James VI. Dunbar. Foreman Of the Grand
jury dated oct ., Justice Kibrcth says that criticisms
emanating from so nigh official source as the Grand
Jury are entitled to seriou consideration on the part OF
those against whose conduct such criticisms are directed
When, under the soemnity of presentment that
body publicly arraigns members Of another branch
Of the department for conduct unbecomng their
Official station, and charges upon them the grave
responsibility for alleged increase of crime in the
community s due that the acts Which constitute the
conduct complained OF should be clearly and distinctly
specihed The present Police Justices OF this city, one
and ALL uneuuvocay assert that the statement in these
regards the Grand Jury without foundation
IN fact therefore address to yoa this communication
with the approval Of the Board Of Police Justices for the
purpose of respectfully requesting you, If in your view
not inconsistent with the duties of your position, to
acouaint me with the and nature Of the slate
mcnts upon which the action Of the Grand Jury far
relates the Police Justices was founded together
with the of the individuals referred TO- ana INC
spccifc allegations again.t them"
No answer being received from the foreman. on Oct
Justice KbIeth wrote TO Benjamin X. Phelps District
ATTORNEY In hs letter he stated that the assertions in
the prcsentuen promulgated from such source, are
calculated TO impair the confidence of the community
IN present Board of Police Justices and TO msead
the public. Believing that the statements made to the
Grand Jury directed against Of the present Police
Jusces fabricatiOns OF some designing per
son OF persons and regarding them wanton and ma
ugnant the part Of those who adduced them, re-
epeefu communication, of which the ncoSed Is g copy
WAS addressed behalf of the Board of Police Justices
10 the foreman OF the late Grand jury with the view OF
ascertaning possible the and nature OF those
gatements which the Justices regard and here declare
10 be false, malicious, and unjust"
To this Disrict-Attorney Phelps replied as follows
that have not in possession any evidence before
late Grand Jury upon which they base the present
ment referred 10 in your letter"
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

ERYsIPELAs and Skin Diseases are quickly
arrested cured BY DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
HOME NEWS.

rHFRMoMETER, YESTERDAY, AT HUDSUTs i
BROADWAY
f,n a., Noon. 5O'. 70. m. 50' Midnisht ~
. M fhert during day. 90. Lowest %
Average n4o same day, 1874 o.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
p O S T. S G RIPT
800 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CARLIST WAR.

DON CARLOS ORDERS GEN. sABALLo TO BE SHOT.
LONDON, wednesday, Oct 1876 A. M.
The Madrid Impartial says the French au-
thorities are seeking 10 intern Gen. Saballs ana Don
Carlos has ordered that he be shot wherever found
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

HONEST PRIDE. Grandfather" All! chill
dren it's fine thing to you all growing up such fine
gals and boys aint felt proud many day no. not
since chief follower at your poor old grannys f-
neral. and had new black hat for myself an gallon
o. gin for the mourncrs"
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

In the race for popular favor, merit is sure
to win Hence the brilliant success OF KNoxs Fan style of
gentemens hats III the bright particular star OF the
Make purchases 22 Broadway, 533 Broadws
the Filth Avenue Hotel establ shment.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

LUNDBORC's CALIFORNIA WATER for tn
toilet delightful substitute fog Cologne Bay
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
DIeASTERG AT SEA

The bark Norwegian left the LobOs Islands
on Aug 3, with load of guano for this port severe
gale arose which carried away Of the vessels spars,
while the swept her decks The tempest increased
and ranged with such violence that Aug 20, while in
latitude 80 and longitude 90 the vessel sprung Leak
and on the following day her commander determined to
put into port 1t required all the efforts Of
the to keep the bark afloa., and on Sept she
arrived at Valparaiso The bark put upon the dry
dock snd 10 being repaired but her cargo had TO be dis
charged.
The ship Regent which left Manila for this port
countered heavy gale Sept. IL, and was compelled
10 put into ST. Helena for repairs. Her cargo. which Is
damaged will have TO be discharged before she can pro-
ceed to this city.
The bark Tripler which left New-York Sept ., for
Stettin ia collision with another vessel at and
received such damage that she compeaed TO put into
Elsinore for repairs
A BAsELRss REPORT CONCERNING DISTRICT
ATTORNEY PHELPS.
A rumor was in circulation yesterday, and
even got print that Gov. Tuden had determined to
remove Attorney Phelps principally account
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

DR.. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS.
An elegant toilet luxury.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

patient had been brought In There Ia nothing sngnla
about this, only the ono left was single man.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
Announcements

BURNETT's FLAyORING ExTRACTs.-The best
New-York tribune., 1875-10-13

gentemens DRESS HAT has met with the most complete
Cessthe workmen employed II being unable TO
keep pace with the demand Gentlemen who disap
pointed receiving their hats last saturday depend
upon receiving them during the week. EsPENsCID
Manufacturer of Gents Hats, llS Nassau-st.
, 1875-11-29
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ginem IdrsR ssfabIten gsbarfniEe al.
3nbelfsn, her Snseno nebt Eeiufm auten
GAulunterritts, aud einfn auten unb inpas
litf tiaiaen @tfansunterri6t3u erfbeiItn, bit
Der @eian9perein 8ir9inia, b. er Der ein,iae
Bsrsin if, weI&sr ale folder auf hem @sbist.
ses @sfanses bier sritirt, fcinem prineips az.
tren, ben Gslans su ~fUrpern, IN Der l,stn
mcnaAihsn Wertammlune bei1lpIsn, cine
Ssnti&e SirslGuie fir bic 9pssnS ia srEFnen
une baS un'tr;ri6uet .&rmits bsauiiroat.
bislelbe ms esben gu rufen.
Demsufcl9e beetreu mir ms bis1eu @utruf
erseben 81 lalsn an ale Gltsra, !pelde ibrs
R'nbsr on bteltm Dntsrrihte She'll uebmen ,u
la1en eabfiHtissu, fppie AUDI ale unabbdn.
sigsn perionea uns pebhaIb ibre Nameu bel
BEN betrsHeneen &cmtte Don isbt an bis ,tm
6t'n Dtaemter ;. s. ein5ubGnbiaen, tpplelbN
man aud bas Ndbere burG Giulibtubmen
sss sanaen Sroipeetus erfabrea faun.
Y. 1tpPeriG.
Gas. @teeeL,
8. ". MnIL
Or. Us. @tebE
Z. Verptt
.. 5tinriH,
8. s. 8Bbter.
u II to u. w prsenrotb.
, 1875-11-29

Gie Circuit Court wurbe norigen
SonnnMnh mieber er6ifnet, I'M Die
60lle Der bur19ebronnten unb mieber
eingeIanoenen Strdf in9en gu unterlu-
ten. @ie fulsenocn erbiclten cine 8er=
lingering Der Strafe pnm &idter 8ea=
ioro 5uoittirt
Mlulam Smitb, 5 Sabre mebr.
9mitb 1T Elm seidbrlider nno berSwei=
fcItet Gbaroftsr. 9erlelbe erbieIt Dor
li!tt LANCER 3eit 6 Sabre 3u6tbaus,
neil er Deg gferoebiebliabls iberwieien
wuroe uuo muB er jcbt IL Sabre brum'
mel1-
Galiaferro gcrbp, Milis 9sier,
@&iiIlom 9al, Sames Stotes uno gras=
INNS Mtopre erbielten leber l Sobr per.
ldn9erte @efdn9nibltrafe.
Sn Dem Sole DOR Benjamin @aaer
Ano 0enrp 8onbbouIe, ,puroe bon Oes
ren @npdlten' Elm nnoae prolcqui" elm
serei0t.
5bpmasgoliier, purbe fir nidt l6ul=
Dig befunoen, uno bat allo blpb feline
erie Strofe i'm @efdnsniiie abaubiiben.
8iejenise Strdfinse, wcl9e l Sa9r
ldn9ere Saft erbielten, miiien elm 3polf-
tel hieier perlangerten 9aft allen ablit=
SEN nid)t aber mebr als 3 Sage in jeoem
IJtpnat.
, 1875-11-29
Rt0upnb poit Office.
ppf~Mrraneement.
Is. Oftoher 1873.

NGrhfIfe GurtshtH 4. RI cin,ot tgoy;1h
Spnntnas ausaenrr me- -Nrfunff s m' gp
nrb As u. ". -VeHidlub 1875 pns IN
%. 81. 0'@o
1enH "a anisuh 5R, u. -puB.
fG;ue 1.35 81. .. '''~
Gorofiae gra gnH. 7Satit. nuso,nenr
incn Scnn'dne. - Nntrnft AS q. 81
YcaidIuf 1.35 uhb $50 81. 81.
sublime pof- 3meimaI tdatih. eern.
f'ae dueasrcmnten.-.t - Mnfnnft 1o.0O W
12.45 81. R.
Sern'aas; = . gn'uaft 1900 Dr. psa
Widsmnnb & 1hnbiae Gifenbabn. 5sor
10. antunft 2.3o y. VI. = pcas1ins
DHnbiae & g%reensBors. Yweimsr ,sae
,@. Mnfurft 2.30 unb 9 a. W. - Mssr
lWiue 4W- ~. nnb f2.45 ". aR.
Garmbinr. 1darid, srnntoos s,sc,,,r,
r's en- a@nfunft 2.30 n. 81. = qpafdins-
S.30G. 81 III. S'r'V''B
0befapsufe & 0bis Gifenbabn. sdorib
Srnnid9s aasatnomun men. @ufumit & 81 80
- pcaIhln6 $50 9. N.
Spndbnns charlottesville, @taunipn. mh;,.
Snlpber Gfrtnas unb peaIid1 BON Wbi.es,is
peer SprtLgS = Mniunft g. m-- Mna.
fttub $50 n. 81. S"F"
Geff gsint nub statipnrn ma he, q %
u. NM G~&. q. Gdalid, @snrtaas n1sas.
nsnanlsr. Nnfunft 1880 y. M.-Wsit-
l1iub . 81. N. p'R'
glenesifsr, ittsr @ef pofns. ,aaud.-gr
'untf, 1890 9. @- -woalAlus 29. m.
Gaprabennud, iiter ailb SAM. tSol;h
Anturtt $50 9. M.- ppGlhlns i q, 81
Sames @ibsr sampjer. Drsia,aI rsd,nf
l.a. @ntanft @Oata3s, Mlitwud,s uns.
gteliasa, ". M. YphidIus, Tifnaaos
Aonnsrlia9s unb Ssaaatents. 5.30g. 81,
o 9aaal gafct. Criminal h s6sanid.
sniunrf, Riitrots. arsitass une e unntaos
Is M.-- yohl9Iub, Msntaqs. Miituud,s.
nno 5rei'ass, A Vi. M.
sport un1p &oute. .3p.im, II pSd,nuid
~ % Mntan1t, Wthwp6s unb g annabenps' 6
". M.m @, yOifi9lnb, Gunnsraass Mns Conn
, 1875-11-29

Gs pudt. Die Morine pirS in
Oronuns sebradt, nnb enbli9 bat man
bcraus %eefunoen, nab etipas ni6t 9ano
sebeuer s,uiiden untel Gam uno Sobn
Bun III UNI Die Siide&rafeel gu MAIDEN
anfansen. @ir m61ten rataen, Dem
&iGter @rep Die @a9e our Gntideiouns
6prsulesen, oerielbe wiirbe pieleiGt, I'M
hieIelbe furs absuma6en, Sobn gu0,
Den G3aaoen trasen lailen, l1ntel Gam
Die Soften beSablen uno ii6 Die Slide
sum TrlbItiid braten lallen.
, 1875-11-29

. 0,r &eport Der beutlden Gompasnie
Dom Sabre 1914, popon mir 9eitern er-
md0nten, wuroe o 9errn Go:caroin,
it,, Ueldey in Dem ubrma6erlaom bcs
Serrn 8. s. @alters, IN Der Vroao,
5pilhen Der Stem uno 9ten Ctr, arbei=
lei, in einem 9auie in 9anOper Court
bople, wcl6es iein Batter firsli@ yes
taNft, inter meb,eren alten Yapleren 8e-
fNnOen.
, 1875-11-29

Nidts 1T selinoer fir ben Mlasen ole
Elm gutes aus9ebadenes9rob, uno baupt=
Id6liG S1warSbrOo, wel6es man nit
am beIten bel 9errn 2Ouis 8romm, in
Del Mtarlbaa, swilden Der 5. uno 6ten
GtroBe, betommen fam. Mu9 beiien
g8eiBbroo, SUDDEN iopie ieine 3wiebade
jlno nid)t gu ueraAten, audi oiirfen mir
nidt Die feinen NapI= uno &~afeetuAeu
esraciicn, wel6e bas menl6Ii@e Sers or.
T;e-.a uuo Den @ppstit tibeln. 9ie
Hen, S9nedsn, II. |. To-, ,peI4c jsoen
, 1875-11-29

Sn einem tiirSlidsn @usipru6e bes
@iGters Su9bes, Die unfolten Der &e=
giItratoren in Baaferoitfdlen be%trefeno,
entIAleb oerIelbe, boB sine Grnieori9ung
pDn $l0-$15 in Den gep0bnli9en Sal.
len 9emobt tperben loq.
, 1875-11-29

@eian98 erein 8irsinia.
pente 1T cine @erlammluns Der Mfticn=
Mliglieoern bes Gelanspereins 8irsinia
auberoumt unb ratben mir alien oaran
She'll Su nebmen, ba beute iibcr bas
Gein uno Ni9tiein entl9ieoen lperoen
wiro.
, 1875-11-29

Die fulseroen oeutl4en &inoer erhiel=
ten cine Nns5ei9uns in Der &i9monoer
@ohl@ule: Spite &abl. &atie Straus.
Bette GunberG Sobn 8rauer, M.rtbur
Gtyuus, Morris Snbler nno 9eonora
Gtraus.
, 1875-11-29

Srei;u9 Ma1t betam cine farbige
sgyau, 9lomens Gucretia 8rppn, mel6e
in $50. 215, Tote 5traBe wobnt, einen
SlutiiurS unb ltorb einise Minuten oa-
ruuf.
, 1875-11-29

Ser superintendent Der DHentli9en
@cbdube initruirte Die &apitolpolisci,
leben Suno nieoer5uI6icBen, faas er
DON ielnem Serrn 0ebeBt wirb, i'm Die
tleinen @ihb0rn1en i'm Parte 81 per<
folneu.
, 1875-11-29

Wor9cn in pbigsr 9ddsrsi friih sn boz
ben limb, iolten auf feinem 6riibIiidss
tide febIen. Wtit einem Worte, Go lolte
lid Elm Sober BON %unierer @usiaee iibcrs
3eueen.
, 1875-11-29

Ser San bss 5bnmas 6. Miiliteab
wurOe bis sum 20. GeS. pertast uno Der
lelbe batte fir iein GriGelnen $1,000
Biir9lhoTt gu ~leiiten.
, 1875-11-29

yoGn u. Sinsmpre, wel9er foll9es
@tlo ausseseben, bate Dori9er SDnn=
obcno Elm 8erbDr Dor Dem 9oli5eiri6ter
5u betcben. Gr puroe no4 Der Sail
gsianot, nm ben nd6lten Sermin oes
@ta0t @ommiIliondrs 8eri9t ab5ulpar=
ten.
, 1875-11-29

YaIditina brpbt Die @efabr, Don
cen Mormonen iiberidipemmt 5u ,peroen.
Or. Mannins, Der Gbef &eOafteur Der
&eli9ions Sract SocietD, Der nculi6 ei=
ne &unbreile our9 l1tab ma1te, beri9<
tet, oaB Die Mormonen, ibres SaOers
init ben 8eb0roen Der Ser. Staaten
miioe, cine Wlalien=N usmanoeruns aus
Utah porbcreiten. Wie 0r. Mtannins
annimmt, werben lie wo5rl6einli9 has
Soroantbal gu ibrer neuenaeimatb wab=
len. Sic Y9eili9en" tOnnten li6 oarauf
berufen, oaB &0ni9 Solomo troft ieiner
8ielmeiberei Der erlte Ntprmone man.
Sic v2aoies National temperance
4iipeiation" iOa beabli6tisen, babin su
wirten, oaB auf Den @entennial- Musltel=
lnngs9riinoen fem 8ier aus9el9enft
peroen barf.
, 1875-11-29

Ser 6oll bes 8ranoltifters 9iaarD
page murbe puri9en Treiio9 in Der Court
nj Mppeals pDr9enommcn.,
, 1875-11-29
@Stont HihmDnD.
s&s%<S

Npti5ei @eri9t. ToIsenoe
sale tnmen pOrgsltern in oislemGeri6te
5Ur Nerhonblun9:
Sorrcs Broom, forbi9, onsctlast elm
SOB 8rantpein, i'm 8crtbe bon $50,
gjglntpm oes Sobn %. Srnofs, se=
itQblcn 5u boben, wuroe anf 8 Mpnatc
in Die Sail 9elonot.
Neluis 8rap, furbis, ansetlast cine
Qprtion 2nbe BON Snpoer so. se=
5toblen gu baden, wuroe ouf 5 Sage in
Sic Sail geianot.
Gemellpn Yo1arh, farbig, on9cflagt
ltdbtiidcs @aIer, obne 2ieens sebrauAt
All boben, pur0e S. geitraft.
, 1875-11-29
epusttipnen Don 8rieffolfen.

gon SaEsn an rem apsi befonberen Msa,p.
pstps as Stsrnfafsn bsfannt fnt, 600 NM.
li"4o @- ~ 80 NIB 7.15 81. vi. @emm
rags .30 9. M. unb Z 81. N.
@n Setertaeen 500 g. SD. anh
y: &c: g'on allen anbern AnIfen tperbem
s1e Sr'eft auf benz &idpey Der Iroa,r anoes
uS.. v. Z. San 3eu, . W.
, 1875-11-29

Mtr MAIDEN ouf Die Staatslteuers
@n5ei9e oufmertiam.
, 1875-11-29

Gin Sober, wslder ieinen Binterpor-
roth in Soli uno &oblen ~eimtaufeu MIL
lplte nlht ueifeb!en, bel ycrr N;ilianl
WiimuigeroOe al Der gaiia Vanf, Sui,
l1eu Der 9ten uno 10 Str, DorSulprc@
den. Wir babet uns isberseust. oab
mai, am obisen Ylase quite @aare fir
ciaen biuiaen 4reis befommer funn.