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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-06-30
COST OF PREACHING.

1t is estimated that there are, in the
United States, 1900 preachers, of the va
rious Christian denominations. At an
average salary of $3.50 each, the cost of the
whole number and their pulpit labors
would. be about sic millions of dollars
This, to the sinner and infdel would seem
like useless waste Of money, but not so
According to a calculation made by DR..
Todd, founded upon the recent census re-
ports, there are 10000 criminals in the
various prisons of this country, and their
cost is tDelUe millions, or double. II
there were more men and more money en-
ployed in the work of spreading the Cos
pei, and enforcing its blessed truths, even
in the United States, at least half this enor-
nous expenditure might be saved.
But the heather world pays a still higher
rate to its Priesthood, since, at the lowest
estimate, every thirteenth man among
them is a Priest. At Ava, the capital OF
Burmah, in India, every tenth man is a
Priest In Mohammedan countries, the
proportion of the clergy to the other pOpu-
lation, is as one to every one hundred
souls. In the Established Church of Eng
land, one to $50 souls. In other Protestant
countries, there is said to be an average OF
one to one thousand. In the Greek Church,
there is a Priest to every 200 souls. In th,
Roman Catholic Church, it is ESTIMATED that
one Priest attends seventy souls. In Italy
it has been proven by All Italian Priest, that
the yearly income Of the Catholic Church
or her Priests, amounts to ten and hal
millions Of our money, and this too, among
people Of but three millions of souls
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-06-30

DETROIT, June Pa tornado passed
over the northern part Of the city. Thirty
houses were demolished. -Four persons are
known to be killed, and many others badly
hurt
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-06-30
OUR PROPOSED SOUTHERN
CONNECTIONS.

From the responses we have re-
ceiyed to our editorial printed last
week on the subject Of our Southern
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-06-30
Senator Sherman, in a recen

Senator Sherman, in recent
speech at Columbus, Ohio, said:
The division of the school fund ques-
ton was one that should be considered and
pushed. With the religious policy of The
Catholic Church we have nothing to do,
but as the Catholic papers have repeatedly
insisted upon a division of the school fund,
it was only question as to when the reli-
gious contest should come. He for one
thought it best to meet it now. The Geg-
han bill, while seemingly harmless, was in
reality full Of danger as an entering wedge,
and should be manfully met, and if so
met, he thought votes must come from
thinking men of the Democratic party"
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-06-30

Chattanooga has a military called
1.-THE HOrribles.n
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-06-30

SwEETwATER, TENN,
June 20, 1875.
TO the Editors Of the Chronicle:
Thinking that during the lull II
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16
2l.ts Ser staatSDamptnaSt.
(SpeStolbepel6e Der 0Suinois Staots;ettuns".)

Sprtn8tteI0, 8. Wtdr3.
ste GepnbItfaner iDre Se5
tretGre be3ablen?! bafir BADEN
pir bier ebel eih Invertebrates 8eiiptel
entoedt. 3tpar par es i0on ldngft be-
FAINT, oaB eiltes Der 6auptbiitbemtttel
ner republifaniI0en 8artei Die Ureigebigs
felt 1T, nit Ser tie lire Nl9dnger berz
iorgt. @s foitet bieie u6rei3ebigfeit4
sipar oa5 @elo OeS SoIfeS, 0aS sltnt
3pede Der Gerforgnng Der republican,
lben Bartetgdn9er 9eitobleu iDerOen muB,
dber Der 0teb It q | bat fir Die repus
bLifantibe Yartet feline S1reden,. tpelllt
e5 ltd UNI bas 9SoDl Der Bartei banbelt.
Der bier on'S Sidt eefommene SAL lit
BET ber beiben SefretGre BET portgeu 2e5
gislatur, DeS 0errn Oan. SHEPHERD i'll
Observation-Disclosures uno oes 6errn GaD
i'm Senate. Oieie beioen brapen WtGnz
ner, Die na9 bet 8ertasang Der 2egisla7
tlr feinen Mniprl6 mebr auf eiien Sent
Sc5ablnng battclt, iilo ni6tsoeltoipent7
ger bis gum 5. Sdnuar 1875 be5ablt
iporben, beinabe Cit Sabr ndd NufD0ren
ibrer Nnltspft6ten unb Oerr Dan Sbe>
pberD bat $2778, 9srr JtaD bagegen
$3.50 crbalteu. 9tanentlih lit, mas
0errll SbepDero anbetrtfft, Oiele Sbats
fade intereliant, iDetL Der armle Otann,
Der fir feline Barteioienlte beloDut lperDen
muB, auBeroem nod Senator 2osan's
SetretGr oe5 WtiiitGr> GomiteS ipuroe,
na6oem .er ais SefretGr bes SIinoi1er
Observation-Disclosures auS9eipielt bate,
ipofIr CT glet6FauS S. per Sag besieDt.
Besbalb oieier frehe 9iebitabL o1 Scr
0ficutli6en Salie periibt tpOroen lit, ldBt
ft6 leidt barauS ermciien, Dap 6err
SDepDero, Setretdr oes republtz
tanti6en Staats GentraLz
Gomites mar. Die Barteima :
d II muBte nit benz @eloe oeS Goltes
selOnliert tDcrDc1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16
: 11noeodtet Ser MIN e~rfoTotpn .0on

- llngea6tet Ser nun erfoIgten Son
ftituirnng". Der D epmbLit Sranfz
reid ieBen bic y Dnapurtiten
hire Bropaganbn nit Dem 9roBten @ifer
fort. Sn Der 9roniil; baben ite eirlc1
eroBen IDeiI Der Derlm5iebenoeu 9Gnoz
Ter 9%stponneil, tuel6e bonapartiitii6e
BroI9Iren ull0 SaIelloer pertaufen lllD
duberoem ben 8auern neiS MAIDEN, DaB
Die 0erri6aft Der .Gepu6Lit su GlOe lei,
Der Ntari1an 3tpar nod ben GtteE zines
YrditOclten Der HepubIif fibre, a6sr i'm
Srunoe 9enon1nlen nllr nod Der Stell>
p ertreter Des 5utInftigen &ats
fers ict unb ua6 Deiien 8efebleu banble.
3uslei6 5eigcn lie Die YDOtOgrapbieen
pes Utdri1alIS uno oeS failerliNen Yrtns
sen, Die it1 auf benz ndmlt6sn BiIOe be-
%ftnoen, tncem ite bii5ufii8cu, DaB Der
gine Der S3miegerpater,. Der
NnOere Der . 9Dtege o Ar Jet, oa
Der Saiier uod ieiner 3DrDhbeiteigung
Die 9o4ter Oes Dturi9uus btiratDeH
tper6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16

dement's einscrei@t. G0e bic mi6tiglten
oerletben iebo6 CUR Nblttmmung famen,
purbe bon rcpublifanti6er Settle Der
Nntras 9elteut, Die Sia auf's ltnbes
ittnlmte su perI6teben. See, Der GIT oie7
lem 3pede i1nen iein Botum 9cGnbert
bate, beantragte @ieDerertpG9ung, uno
crD;elt fir bic Nbittmmlng iiber oie1en
Nntra9 cine Dieru1ospan3i9itunoi9e
Triit. Die 2lbitinmung 5eigte bic Stels
lung ber Sarteien our Gemperen5frase.
Que Jtepublifaner, init Nu5nabme Der
@Dtca9oer 6erren Dom unb Baite
NIB oeS freilinrigen Ganftelb bon Same
@onntD, itimnlten NIT ben SenlpererSs
lern, uno be5glei6en ale repnbIts
tantI6 gelpeienen Sltoepen0enten.
Oagsgen itano Die gauge 8Dalany ber
0emofraten, nit NlsllaDme oec bret ges
iterll beretts ~ge1anllten Wlttglte6er dnf
Setten oer freiltnligeu, oeutl6erNuffalz
Jung Der Semperenjfra9e. Ote Oenoz
fraten Qrnbel1 ullD llrber tDarel BET Der
Nbltimmuug ulpermetoli6er Weile a6z
tpeieno, geD0rcn ieooD SIT ben llnirtgen.
Wenll l6lieBli6 Die Bemiibungelt, DaS
Gemperen3geleb 5n Wooitt5tren, .oeftrtittn
tebli9laeen, 10 merben Die 0eutl6en tpez
nigftens tDillen, tpeln tie IS an rerDalten
Daben. Die Jtepubltfa1er lt10 ltll0 blei>
ben Die Yartet Der Gemperen5fanatifer
unD baben Die v9utdln1eu" Doultd1oig
aufgegeben. 9te 0emofraten Dage8en
itllD ipie INNER, aud iebt suteOer in Der
acknowledgement Wtebrbeit liberal 9eilnnt.
Der 2ee'i6e Qlntrag att BieoererDdz
guilg tpurbe angerommen.
Senotor Surfe iprad in &lir5e iiber
Die Bin, nnb guar su ibren @uliter, uno
8bittng ipra1 gegen Oieielbe uub 3u
@uniten 6es segeni1drtisen Semperen3s
gelebeS.
Der SteeIefde 9Intrag auf uubez
itininte NerfbiebunS fam foOann sur
QLbftimmun9 nit foIgerloem JtelnItat:
Sa-Gaitle, GuieD, @laBforo, 9ars
rob, 6enrp, 9uut, Socobs, OtariDau,
Otius, Yalmer, Blumb, &obtion, Sans
foro, Sbeloon, Steele, Strong, Mare,
l8bitin8. 8ilcor-l9.
yiein = Nr6er, NrnBeu, 8reiper.
Broprt, 8iibIer, 8urte, @anftelb, Dom,
@unolab, !0aines, 0o0geS, !6unDlep,
&eboe, Srome, See, WturpbD, Jtoinep,
9tobtnion, SDutt, SnlitD, 1bomplon
BON TaDette, GbonpIon ponGoof, Maite,
Warren unb oer Spreher -25.
Sin Nntrag, Die Bill fit na9iten Witts
mod auf Die TageSorDnung Su leben,
wurDe lobaun nit % 9eseu Y Stimmen
0bGeleblt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16
announcements Hrciit:

s4sebIAtt, intInNoe ECrto per S66r $1,000
@ohenbIdtt, - - - s 200
@etem S 2.OO
aftnnnesten, reIdle auf ErGatien 9GtIpru6
~utoden, Boben ~ftpaiae SluftdnSe sn beridlz
1iaem uttS Gin Sabr tt @oraus su 5abIen.
8etoet, per Mef,iel, Post Money Order
seer tn resiitrtrten 8rtetea t5nmen auf umScr
stiiifc seia,St ipcrocn. 99on aSrefftrc:
ILLINOIS STATS ZEITUNG co.
CHICAGO, ALL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16
AN nn(ere AbOnilenteit.

g2it benz erIten MtGrs 1T Ser ;3cits
puutt ein9etreten, bon mo on fetn nit
fcinen Standardization TN &iifitaube
befin6Li9er 4bnnnent Der oorIiegenben
3ettnns auf S~ulenbnr9 bes 8Iattes
re6nen BARI 9a Die 9eraus9ebcr Der
Seitung b q 8 g D It D T o ouf bic oil
Nbonnenten b~erfen6eten 8Idtter B aar
nn6 i'm 8oran be3ablen n%tifien,
mrs .aleidpoDG bon ben GbOmnenten
IS j Grfab furbiefeAuss
is SbsrIuusert, 10 pirb ieber ,binis
% E%reifen, 6aB mir unS cinem
fOI8eHA ppfer. ni9t aud nod gum
geitem ialdts ser S9uI6nsr untersicbeu
tSnnen.
9aB Sic Sdtnois Staats3eitung, tnz
benz fte, obne ben 9tbonnemeutsbetrae
su erb0lcn, bas Boitporto be3dbIt, fetn
eeringes Opfer bringt, fam man aus
0en 8u6ern bes bteiisen goitamtes ers
febeu. IS puroen Bel bteIem fir ben
Monot Sanuar bon bieiieen 3eiz
tunsen fir bic Serienbung tbrer g8 o.
9endns5aben fOIgenbe Eortobez
trGse be;ablt:
Gbttago 2rtbunt................S S424
gpentn9 Sonrnot.... S3.5S
G%uentn9 80 it.......... 26.12
III me IIO.0|
SrGtnotS Stauts5ettun9.....- l2o.46
GS be3n6lte iomit unter bieien fInf
tdsLi9en Gbteasoer 3eitunser bic SIIi>
nots Stoats3citung benb66z
ten Yortobetrag Iiir Die 8eriens
bung ibrer @o9enauseobe, bOber Ie[bit
ais bic Gbiecgo Shines, fat um so
9SrO;ent bOber, ais bic Gribnne unb
Sds @Denin9 SDurnnI, unb fat fiinfz
NAL 70 bod, ipie Die Opening g It. -
auf bos san;e Sabr a%us9ebebnt, ma6t
Der BortDbetrng, ipeLden Die SuinoiS
StaatSaettuns iontit ouf ibre 8o9enz
aussobe 3dbIt, iiber 1900 Dollars aus,
ueIGes, mad Anrednun9 BET
an unere 81 II + nj t nertbeil=
len g rdnttens8I6er, BE III
Reingepinrtn on 1000 SabreSz
Nbonnements slei9fommt.
Gon ben friber anse3eisten ErGmiens
bi9ern lit nod Elm eertn9er SorrotF
ibrtg un6, o melt ais bteie1
8orr6t'b rei9t, tDer6en mir gerne
Oenen, tpeI9e unS, anBer ct To q :
gen st il It d n ben pollen 8ez
trog eiues SabrsszN6onnements r Doll
Iarsl auien6en l., cine Iol6e Brdmie
sulteIen. Sir b~ieientgen N~bonnenten
ipeIde ft9 beS 9euduen 8etrases u%nieres
@utbabenS ni9t %erinnern, tuoIen mir BE:
merfen, bab quf ieOem eremplar nebsn
benz Nnmen 6es @bornerten oas . a.
tnm sebfnft ftebt, BIS sn 10 l.
9emer boI1 besabIt Bat, aIfo
(im Tau zines &ii6itan6es) bas Datum,
an tpeI6em 6as &bonnerten 1
erIof9en to or un6 bon tpeG9eln on
es erteuert tperoen n1uB. 3. 9. vSo6u
Sdmibt, Stunt Is. IA" betBt, baB So6n
S9nibt fir bic 3eituns bom Is. Sum-
1874 an ben 9bonnementsbetras i9uI=
bet un6 OoB, tpeitrt CT 2 Dollars e~iiie1z
bet, ct oomit bis gum Is. SUM- 1875 be-
aablt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16
EARTHQUAKES.
3YaIIriper, 7. 90

OUtLtlUtI, Z. Wdr6.
~r gunpcSahMorbnete Sobn 8ufftnz
IN febrtc belE sEDtorgen nit ieircr Uaz
Mile bon MalbiFgton snriid ullo tebrte
bel ieinem SbD egerlobn Elm. Cine
Stunoc buroMf 1par er clue &ei6c. Gr
mar i4on lett Idnscrcr 3eit tciesub 9es
peIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16
Die @aDt IN Sen aamp1oire.
GpncprD, II. WtGr;.

GoncorD, IL. Wtdr3.
Die 8eri6te itber bic uorgeltrtgen
Q8aDlen iino nod unbollltGnoig. Die
9tepublifaler beanipru9en i'm 9teprde
ieutantenbaule etue WteDr6eit bon IL
Stimme1. Die, iute tie iagen, alf fetnen
Sail iDeni9er ais 9 Stimnet ietn iptro.
Snt Sclat itno Die 9emofraten III Der
Wtebr3abl, tpas ein 9inoerniB i'll Der
Gntlaiiung BON 8eamten feiu miro. Son
ben bret Gon9reBnit9lieOern iino 5ipet
9emofraten lno ether 9epubltfaner,
uGmlih Blair i'm 9. Be.trf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16
Nebr0SfG.

OmaDa a, Y. Wdr3..
Die 8urlin8ton1 Wtiii ouris Hiuers@tz
ienbaDns Gclelll0oft bat Die uniOnsYa@
ctfic : @tlelbabngeieaiboft UNI 500, 600
Nder Salo III Jfebrasfa perfla9t, wcl9e
III bereu Gefis iiu0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16
(Sp.ciuIocpei6e Der $50. SiGnts5.ituns".)
SpringfteIo, IL. Wtar;.

Die & IN y erensrage int
S~endte.
Die in 9icen;- Gomtte arSgearbettete u.
bon Dem ebenio tii0ti8en tpie frti1iuuigen
Demotratilbeu Senator Sec bon Ycoria
cilgebra0te Sill GUT Qualification beS
ge9enipGrti9cn Gempereu58elebeS fam sur
para9rapbenmeilcn Gr0rterung uub eS
ipnrocn 3aDIreibe tempereuslerii9e Nnter1>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16
(SpeSioIsD tpeI8e Der Su. Stoutsseituns.)
a 80; =, s II 9}Tr,

SIN Senot gelatg eS ben 9tepublifa>
neril, nahoem Der g(t1trag seiteut porz
ben mar, Die Gr0rterung Der Ielnperenss
fra9e bis 8 l1br yta6mittaes aus3uieben,
mad biel Slibuitieret Die StBung su pers
ta8en, mas fir nnisre SADIE eth
emftnoli6er S6lag tpar. 9as
Weib zines Senators, cine befannte
Srauenre9tlerin, %feuerte onr0 tbrs ans
weienbeit Die Jtepublifaper 5u neuem
Mlltbe [ober aud SeisDeitl oil. Gs par
betnabc Elm itriftes B%arteiootum, tDeL6es
bet Sa9e Der peri0nli6en Treibett ben
SooesftoB gab. Die vSnDepenOenten"
itimmten nit meti8en AuSnabmen nit
ben 9tepubLifanern.
SIM Notwithstanding fam bic Cent?
peren5frage 9ta1mittags CUR Sprade
unD aab 5u ei1eln Der ml0ri9lten uro lGrS
men6f fen Qnftrttte 9lnlaB, oeiieu 3euse
bic 9auen ber @~eleB9ebung ie geweicn
it1o. Gs tuar Der 2lutrag gelteut ipor>
ben, Sic Gr0rterung beS @elebentiuurfS
go. 3S8 (oer bes nepem Temperen39es
iebes) auf nGdften Otttlno6 3u ueri0iez
ben. 9ieier N1trag tpuroe an8enonrnel
1tltb eil 9lntrag auf WteoereriDdgung nit
IS 9egen 81 Stinnien rauf ben 3ti1 ges
Ie9t", B. b. uebergalg 3ur SageSoronlln9
bei9lofen. WGbreno all oteS Dor ftp
ging, benabnlen fi6 Die Stepubltfaner wie
Dem &6fig entiprlIgerle ptloe Tbiere uno
ais oas 9felultat Def A%1ltinllnnng be-
faint genla6t tpurbe, 6egriiBten ie ibren
triumph nit etnem tpilben Steges9ez
i6rei. Das Gotunt, 0ur6 tpelheS ie
benIel6cn erran9en, nal 10 piel ais mOgz
lid Elm ItriftcS YartetDotum.
Sir ctne Nbdnoerull9 bes Selnperen3s
9elebes lit iebt tpenig Qusft6t, mas baS
Oeuti1tbum Den Gepublifanern gu Ders
odlfem 9at. FL. II.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16
(Spestals0 epei6e Der so. stuasscitun9".)
SDrtuQtteLb, u. W1Gr5.

AOFNO'OfNlHN - NN~' CF~ONS y
Sprtn9tteIb, II. War3.
Der Senat bat beute, oils OBJ ct ft6
Der 9eitern bon t6m aufgefibrten SEQ.
m0oie i1G1ne, feline Nrbeit i6neu uito
gut setban. sOer 8ei6luB Oes oemotraz
tii6en Caucus, unter auen u%mitdnoen
Die f~reiIinni9e Steuung lit Der Geinpcs
rersfra9e aufrebt 5u erbaLten, that CUTE
Trit1te. SDne nit pieleit Jte6en ullo
6ergleiderrDt IL 3eit su Der9euoen, ipuroe
Die Bill SEQ. 262, nadoem Der10tebcle
MmenoementS nieber9eltilnmt poroen
tuareu, our9 folgenoes Sotun 5ur britt
ten Selnng ail9eiDlclen:
Die stpeite 9lrbett bon GROCER Wt6ttgz
felt, ipel6e Der SenGt erle0igt lit Die Nns
naDn1e Der SiQ, tpel6e oaS JtegIltrtrge>
leB mieberruft. 9teie[6e wuroe init %
gegen 16 Sttmr1en anaenommen.u NlS
bic Botl6aft oes Senates ilber Die Inz
nabnle Der Stu an Das Sau5 fam, tpuroe
oteiclbe nit lautem 4pplaus aufgenon1-
men.
Der Senot berboultdln6igte iein gez
pihttges Sagetperf, inoem er Die Bill dr@
nabn, bur0 lpelbe Die StaatSbeDoroe
gut Steueraus9let6ung Board of Equal
%ization] abgeiGaift miro, urb beren Sunts
tionen Den Greeutibbedmtelt 0e5 Staates
iibertragen lDeroen. Die Bill tuuroe init
80 gegeH 10 Sttlnlllelt allgellOmmeIl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16
Connecticut.

JtcD WOrf, 9. Wfar5.
Sn SeDmour. Conn.,, l9nttt scftern
cine Srau @pans ibren betoen &tnoerl.
bon iuelNen Oa5 clue 5 uno oaS aroere .
Sabre alt mar, Die t0dlle ab UNI. madte
0ann III bcrIetben aSeiie iDtenI et8eIeh
9eben etn @npe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16
@tokbritanticn.

/ ASS OtuA6"
Gin 8rief bon 2ouoon iagt, ooB oas
8antst, tpeIdeS benz ertatlerLinen Hrin5
gen 2ulu eeLsgentli6 ieiues 9lb9onees
bon oer 8onltpi6er WilitdriAuLe gesez
ben iplroe, i'll Gnglano iDte III Sranfz
reid pieL @ereoe Derurid6t bat. Ser 8e=
t~eblsbaber Der @Grui1on, nel6er ben
8orlis an Der Safel fitbrte, lteB cine Gilz
Berit oLberne un0 BON SAmei6eIeten
1trobenDe QnlpraGe oil Den Brtn5en BON
Stapel, uno 9ing i%oipeit, Die 6offnult9
aus3uipreden. oaB vensliide Waffen Ell
mes Cages ibm (Hull) our Nertiigung
iteben m06ten." Dem Gernebmet na6
iutro oer Yrin5 benz Stabe beS 3erSo9s
BON Cambridge augetDeilt Derben. Seine
SHUTTER @lt8enie ioI foeben ipteber cine
Anletbe obseibLoiien babcn.t
@ort, Il. MGr3.
Sn Der 9eftern III GippcrorD itatt9ez
Dabten Yarlanentstpabl erbielt Wtitd]eu
3II4 Sttlnmen, unb Wtoore, Der eoniers
natine Ganotoat, 74f.
Spawitn.
Sonbort, s. Wi6r3.
9os 5uiihen ben 8ertrtteru Der lpa>
nild)en ullD Der MISUNDERSTANDING
sueds Der GntlbGoigun9 oer 0iutsrblies
beuen Der in Cartilage De Cuba itallbz
re1tlid eri9oiiencn 8irginiuseetansez
nel amerifanild)er 9iatlDnalitat ueretr:
barte llebcrcintommen ut Don beioen
Gbeilen unterl6rieben DDroen.
BariS, s. WGr3.
Son ser ftaniiden Wrcn5fcftu1B 6ie
gueras fommt DIE Jtadribt bon elmer
Dluti9eu S0ta1t, nelde ,lliipett oerielz
hcn ftnttnefunhen lInn iehS Stllnoel ldln
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16

Z 0eHUeEI 8. Wtur6.
Gin l9redLi6es llnqIid trug ft6 bier
b%ergangenem Samltag gu. Gin Dor btes
len Sa6ren gebautes baditetnernes @ez
bdlOe, belien porbere Wouer absetragen
morben mar, Inn es ein Stodwerf b0ber
3t bauen, ftiir3te elm uno begrub ictne
Sniailen unter icinen Sriimmern. Gls
Bert Oraper blicb auf bet Steae to6t uno
Wtite S'6arra tpurOe lebenSgefGbrlt9
~pertpunoet. 2Ilntu Wc@une, Wfide So
Iep, 9. 81. 5anpoob, Wm. 9aaiOap
uno a1t 9In6ere tpuroen mcbr ober ultns
Der erbebli9 uerlebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16
1ttnO.

SQLt G1te III. Wt9r5.
Brigham goun8 murbe belIte Worgen
Dor ben Bumoesri9ter Sean 9efiiDrt mno
tpegen contempt of court" 3u etnern
Sage Strafarrelt unb Grlegung bon %
Ooaars bcrurtbetlt, tueit er fi6 setpeis
9ert bate, Der bon tbm sel6teoenen Sat-
tin 9lnn @li3a $4,000 NnipaltssebIbrem
un6 $500 monatli6er unter1tlBnng U.S.
~susabIen. Ser Bropbet mnBte obne
@nooe iu's @efGngnts ipanoern, uro
tein GngeI lit bis ieBt eri9ienen, Der ibn
oaraus befrett bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16

SnDtanapoIts 8. Mdr5.
3ipei Tarbt9e, 9tanlens Werritt Bray
ton uno SanoD g8afeftelO, fino ge9eu Oen
Director DeS W%etropolitan Sbeaters
flagbor getporoen, ipeil oerielbe ibnen
ibrer 6autfarbe ipegen Den @tntritt in's
Sbeater Deripeisert bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16

lit gum Observation-Disclosures I'M s..
Be5irf bon Satuois %errlanlt tporoe1.
Sein 8orgdrrser 0t. q. W3iting tuuroe
III ben nG9lten @ongreB g%etpdblt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16

@ein Sag nersebt, 6aB ni6t 5abi.
rei9e Nnfraaen an bieit9e @ei@dttsleute
itber Die Sbtpar3en Serge e%tnlauten.
uuter ber bieitgen BebOlferung berri9t
ueniacr 9lufregung, 6G man bic Sa9e
ni6t Der 8ea6tung fir tDertb bolt, 10
Iauae Die 8un6esre9terung benz Betreter
Der @eaeno feinbli6 9eiinnt lit. IS tcers
ben alpetfelsobne Soloaten III genlgenoer
9abI in oerielben %itationirt tperoen, UNI
ieoen iolden 8eriu6 su berbtnoern ooer
Sic ft6 btllein S~9nu9geInoen !oteoer btns
ousautreibeH.
81. 2onts, IL. Wdr3.
General Sherman lift mad tpie bot feit
entl6lofen, ben Gertrag, peI9er BEN
Siour bas ousl9lieBlt9e. Sago= nnO
NnfcntbaItsre9t in ben S9par3en Ser
oen 1ihert, ulberLebt gu erbalten uio
ipirS. mofsrn Die in 6enieIben ii6 aui.
baltenben @olbiu6er nt@t aus freic1
Stiifen auriidtsbren, iie NIT @affens
oepalt bt1austretben, iobalo Die Q8ittez
ruug Die abienOuns BON MiIitGr &C.
ftattet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-16

= S 10 o =, =. WluT5.
Sn gletpton itarb b%ergau9enen Donz
neritag cine Srau @tlbelm GeinDarbt
zines ral6cn Go6eS, ns9Oem fte nod AM
Sage aupor bon @eiultobett ltrpbcno bon
ibren Jta6barn seieben poroen mar. Die
Sade erre9tc Qluficbe1 uno bies Derans
laBte bic 8ornaDme elmer aHatoutii6en
nnterfu0ung, tpel6e. er9ab, DAB Die Srau
Das Spfer elmer abortion gctuorben tper.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-07-22
A Strange Reunion.

The following episode occurred at
Massillon on Thursday of last week. On
street near the spot where the tent of
Barnum's show was pitched, two men
approached each other, and when about
ten feet apart, both stopped and stood
for moment gazing at each other in
mute astonishment, when they rushed
each into the others arms, and like two
maniacs hugged and kissed each other;
then separating, they took another look
and went through the same unrestrained
operation; and while they stood hand in
hand third man approached, and On
seeing them, he came up, stared at them
a moment when they noticed him, and
the trio went through the same frantic
and loving motions, shaking hands,
laying ON and hugging each other in
turn. At first we thought the men were
drunk, but upon further observation,
and on approaching the group, we
learned the facts were these. The two
who first met were DIR. J. R. Gardner,
of Brookfeld, in this county, and John
Shang, boss canvasman with the Bar
mum show; both had been for three
years inmates of the Ohio Penitentiary,
where from day to day they had marched
side by side, without daring to speak a
word to each other. Shang had been
sent from Carrollton for killing man in
general fight, and tho people of Car
rollton regarded him as innocent, but
circumstantial evidence led the Judge to
send him up. Gardner will be remem-
bered as having been sentenced from
Canton nearly four years ago. Shang
was released several months before
Gardner, and they had never met to
speak, from the time they first saw each
other in the prison until last Thursday.
The third man, now travelling for some
Columbus establishment, was for long
time guard in the penitentiarJ, and both
Shang and Gardner had been under his
supervision they hung about his neck
and called him their dearest friend, and
said he was the kindest and best guard
that ever stood in the walls of the Ohio
Penitentiary. The whole transaction
was very touching, and we can confident
ly assert that not one of the men was
under the influence of liquor in the
slightest degree, nor were their actions
prompted by any but earnest emotions,
natural under the circumstances.
Co. CO., Democrat.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-07-22
An Impressive Sight.

There We're seventeen of them-ex-
actly seventeen. They marched down
Michigan avenue in double-file-all but
one. He marched alone at the head of
the column. They were noble young
men. They had high foreheads and in
telligent faces, and there was stern,
determined look ON each face-a look
which said that they would die at their
country's call. Were they going forth
to battle? Were they going to the res
cue of some kind sentiment which the
wicked world was trying to blot from
the hearts of menl Were they going to
the succor of the unfortunate and dis
tressed? No, not a cents worth-they
were going out to play base ball. 1t was
an imposing sight to see them march,
march, each form erect, each step in
time, each face bearing that look which
warriors wear when the roar of battle is
loudest. If every one of the seventeen
had been on their way to the woodpile Oh
the corn field the sight could not have
been more grand and thrilling.-Detroi,
Free Press,