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The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23
ShORTO9RApus.

---Garibaldi backs Bismsrck IN his war
on the Pope.
Senator Gordon, Of Georgia, eulo-
Xlses the Greeley monument.
Arrangements for decoration day are
being made at the South.
Horace Greeley's daughters are both,
Il Is said, beautiful and accomplished.
| --Gladstone excuses himself. He il
too busy to attend our centennial celebra-
tions.
The French President has been deco.
rated with the Spanish order Of the
Golden Fleece.
l6-Ths Ballard N,'ss has been enlarged.
Upon this evidence Of prosperity we con.
grstulate its proprietor.
Supervising Architect Potter says
there Is something rotten in the building
~ the Chicago custom house.
The editor Of the Louisville Cour,>r-
Journal calls the editor Of the Cincinnati
Conm>reiot, n concrete philosopher!
The State journal says the Rcpnbli-
cans will not nominate Hon. Elijah NJ.
IIaines for Governor. The ,yoyrseI Ia
mistaken.
John Delano, son Of the Secretary of
the Interior, has been caught at It, and
the old man, it Is said, hiss been requested
to resign.
Rev. o. b. rockingham .ays that re-.
ligion teaches that God is the Superin.
hndent OF Police in the entire universe.
Jesus Christ the Local Police Director
and the churches ststion-houses.
The Cincinnati Cor,r,,-eiol is OF the
opinionS-thst the Democracy Of Ohio
shuld be beaten, next fall, for its own
good. The C''nr.,resot is n very consid-
crate journal. it is so thoughtful for the
good Of the anti-Radical party.
w. IL. Parker writes from the Mas.
sac JoDr~sla pitiful letter. "My being
poverty stricken and to some extent dis
sipated," he says, "docs not necessarily
make me william" He appeals to the
people for sympathy for his wife and four
small and helpless girl children.
W.. fost, Esq, has got out OF the
editorial chair Of the Msssac Journal,
which he filled with ability for some
months, and Mr. q. o. Jones has go-
into 1t again. Mr.. Jones earned consid-
cradle reputation as a member Of the
House OF the General Assembly. lie
panned out more than any person be.
lieved he would.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23
eeNNKcTICur OFFICIAL VOTE.

The following are the official figure.
from the Connecticut election:
The plurality Of Ingersoll. Dcmocrs,
FOR Governor, is o,+sa, and hi. majority
over all 6,es4.
For Congress, Lsnders, Democrat, In
the ls. district, had 4ss plurality and asa
majority.
Phelps, Democrat, In the I'd district,
had sos plurality and ss7majority.
SArkwesther, Rep, in the ID district,
had $50 plurality and 3s2 majority.
Bsrnum In the 4th district had s.ssS
plurality, and also majority.
The Senate has Is Democrats and a he.
publicsns; last year there we're II Demo
crsts and 4 Republicans.
The House has lA Democrats, and 100
Republicans; last year 10 Democrats and
ta Republicans.
The Governor vote cast was about l03..
"n, the Temperance and scattering be-
ing 2,7as.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23
GEN. SHHBNAy ON THE HLACH
HILIS EXCITEMENT.

Gen. Sherman has been interviewed on
tho subject Of the Black Hills by a
st. Louis Globe reporter, and during the
Interview let fall many interesting obser.
vat!ons on the subject es.
peciaily interesting 70 people, who, Ut,
tackled with tho gold fever are about to Join
| any OF the numerous expeditions 10 the
Hills. The General showed the reporter,
nom map before him. the location of
tho Black Hills range, which forms a
largo portion Of long stretch Of noun.
tains that extend from six hundred mile.
north OF the Sioux reservation, down
through the Cheyenne country and az far
south ~ Mexico. General Sherman be.
lieves there is moro gold IN any part Of
that range. outside Of the reserys.
ton, than there is in the
whole reservation put together, and says
II Ia the old story OF the forbidden fruit
the people are determined to 20 10 the
Black Hills because they know they have
no right there. Tho country belongs
righsnilly to the Sioux, who gave in e1.
change for u I'm nense tracts Of other
land, and the government is In duty
bound to protect the fndians in their right
to what they thus purchased. Troops in
sufficient force to turn back all raiders.
expeditions, &C., will be N,stioned at the
reservations, and all trains and tcarns on
their way 10 the forbidden ground, will he
confi'eated and their ownerr turned ou,
to find their way back 20 the settlements
ae best they can.
Gen. Sherman expresses the opinion
that ell the gold that is TO be found In the
Hills, Is not worth the hard.hips, the
labor and the expense OF digging It out. |
The difficulty Of procuring food q, such
distance rom the market, makes living
expenses extraordinarily high. Ifs miner
digs sixteen dollars worth OF gold day.
and this lie high average, he will spend |
nine dollars for meals alone. Other sx.
penses will leave him prod, very little
larger than the ordinary day laeorsr
makes anywhere.
Tho government is about 10 ssnd a
party out to survey tho reservation and
make sn examination OF the district. II
gold IL found there, the coun try will be
purchased from the Indians and thrown
open TO the people Until that time the |
reservation will be protected from sll In.
'aders even to bloodshed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23

- We e'srk Of the circuit court OF Alexander
WSn,V IN the State Of Illinois. In favor VI David
unon tss sa sgsins, baptist Holster, have levied
county q Alexander aud Ststs OF Iiiinois. 10.
w 10. sou's-we.t quarter OF th. north
in ,.ss:sip q s,,.:s s.s''Sa sn ,xsn'y-si. tae|
rsnfs two west OF the third pr,nclnoi srid, nd
. the PropsrtI of the ssid baptist Toisisn
~niss Siil eaer st public sale q the south w:st
ths souniy Of Alexander end state Of Iiinni. an ne
ne Soth dsy q April, 4. D.. 1875. st Ii. Hour oi
eleven . 's'oSh. o. N. for oash, 20 sstisfy ssid
bhsriaof Alsxspdss Cgun,y Ttitu
Cslro. N'ISe'e, A4ssa NJ, WIS,
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23
wRLI.TAus, PLANs.

Attorney General Williams. who lived
IN Oregon some years ago, thinks that he
would like to represent that State In the
United States Senate. The election will
no, take pl,ce until 1877. The legislature
which will elect the senstor will DO elect
ed next spring, and II is said to be vii.
iiams' purpose 10 resign tho Office OF At
'orney-Gcneral so thst he may 90 to
Oregon end use his influence to scat an
sS~nably favorable to his plans.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23

New YORK, April 2l.--The Groph,c's
Washington correspondent. says Presi.
dent Grant Is not candidate tor re-elec-
ton for third term, and never has been
lie never suggested the idea himself, and
never gave any one the slightest warrant
for supposing that he would take the
nomination, II offered; and it is under.
stood here that IL he had ever been asked
BY any authoritative body, he would
have declined to be considered a candi-
date under any circumstances.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

We have replenishel our job Printing Office with
many fonts of new type and have orlers out for other
fonts of the latest popular styles. "" are determined
to establish the reputation of Off for frst-cass
work, aud make prices 80 low that the most enthu.
sasc patrons Of foreign cities will be compelled to ad
NIT that we do work at lower prices than any other Of
flee in the country Mr. Obery, admitted t. be one OF
the best practical job printers West and South, has
assumed personal supervision of the job printing de-
partment and will endcavor to give satisfaction to our
many patrons,
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23
OSruek By Lightuing

New ORLEANS, April 2l.--The ship Hs.
gerstown, loading for Hsvre, with 576s
bales ofcotton on board. was struck by
lightning during thunder storm this
morning and the cotton set on fire. The
hold OF the ship vas filled with water by
the fire department and the fire extin-
guished. The cargo, partly damaged by
water. Is being unshipped. It Was in.
surcd In Havre.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23
rHE T1UYa or HIsro.r

me State Journal ir Nh article beaded :
NO Truth u History" says; "The
NpoN' which have got into some Of the
newspspers .broad, In reference to the
-" 49, :" ~, '"s lu,nois House OF Represent.
~" e'on OF the tumult OF the
'un, sIs somewhat smusiug." Then
reasfsnoe u mses to the fact ,hs, one "a.
per ssAtss that Mr.. Jones, Rsa,e., =, So
Davies, eouDsncsd ths row BY ,sro,,,ns :
" Nr. Pistsr, pcnsossst, " H,1d,n J
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23
4 enoyRCTED mo DrNNnu

lts announced that the thirty thous-
and postmasters of the United States will
hold grand love-fcsst on The 4th OF July,
1876, as part Of tho centennial ceiebra.
ton. The postmastnrs should make a
basket picnic Of IL and each fellow carry
HE own refreshments.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

TUE BULLETIN 1: pubirhed every morning
texoept Monday In the Dulle,in Building, cor.
ncr Washington avenue sud Twelfth street
fnE BrtLrrW il served 10 city Subscribers by
hithhil carriers ., Twenty-Five Cents wcek
psysble weekiy ny Mail. (iu advance, slo per
annuiui ak nooai', ssi three mouths. ~, one
nssth, Al "a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23

A SPECIAL dispatch TO the Chicago
TSib.se from st. Jcseph, Missouri, says
that the few warm days Of about tho 18th
inst, revealed myrisds Of grssshoppers In
al the counties Of the Northwest, caus-
Ing great apprehension among the farm.
AnA
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23

THs visit Of the Prince Of Vale, TO
India, which has been talked Of for some
time past, It has been computed, will
cost tvo and . third millions Of dollars,
u made In sccordance with oriental
heos Of splcndor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23
Newspaper Postage and Who
PAYS il.

One OF the most difficult things 10 ascertain
win any certainty is the circulation OF a news
paper. The new postal law, however, which
requires the prepayment OF all newspapers sent
70 subscribers through the mails removes ri!
trouble with that branch Of the circulation
The following table which has been officially
sent TO Washington by the chicago postmaster
A. the report of his Office for The month of Janu-
AIRY, shown that the lsTyE-OcEAs paws more
S poS'1Se on its three ISSUES Daily, Semi Weekly
the city combined 80
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23

Tus report Of the department OF agri.
culture shows the crop Of winter whest,
~ whole, much below the status Of
that Of last year In April.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23

The total amount paid by all papers, both
amount the IsTKR-OcKAN paid a 900 2inearIv
one,nnh OF the whole, The total amount maid
hy ne Tribune, Time, Journal and Post, and
MAI, on All their editions was s73s g The
lSThh- OCEAN paid s26l 80 more than all OF them
eomDin'd'-Chicago lnter-o Ocean, Feb 20.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23
~Ons inch IA a square

ks-0n. inch Ia a square
seS-ro regular slvertiscrs we Oder superior ir-
dusensnu, both as to rsts Of charge. snd man.
n.r of displaying their h,yor..
Hs-Setices in local column inserted for rif.
tesH Cents per line for one insertion, Twenty
Cent- line for two insertions, twenty-five
Gents line for three Insertions, Thity.Fiyc
Csais line for one week. and seveu,y.live
Cents line for on. month.
Communications upon subjects OF gen.
sral interest to the public solicited.
E-All letters should he sdiresA.tiio
JOHN II. oBERLY,
President Cairo Bulletin Company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23
yoHu n. oSs1LY. ndi,os.

THs late cold weather is said 10 be tho
coolest ct this time Of the year, for eish.
teen yesrs, In this and other localities.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-04-23
ADVERTISING RATES.
W n 4 Y Z. ".

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Each subsequent Insertion ,.,...n....... -
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Sub bes GrsYrGfibemteu Spbninn.

@rsBraibent Sobnion 1T nidt mebrl ST
ftarb am San1itag Morsen J Q 1br, i'm Sau5e
feiner To9ter Srau 8rorpn, etwa 40 WeiIen
pom Naibuiae, no ct ii9 eben gum 8elu9e
befanb, an elmer Ser8frantbeit, 3u ueIder fi9
Elm S9la8anfau SefeQte, BET i'm am Mtittpo9,
ais ct ii9 eben su Bette Iegen poQte, su 8os
ben mart. St ueiSerte ii9, fofort einen Irst
su Static Su sieben, ba er ben Mnfan fiji por=
iiberSebenb btelt. Dariber gin8en "a Stuns
ben u~erlorea unb als bic ar3tIi6e 9IIfe i9liebs
LID ~anlanSte, 9tns BET &ranfe bet Muf0Iun8
bereits ent8esen. St enti9Iummerte nod
adtfanbiser BeuubtIoiisfsit friebIi9, int 8eis
fein ieiner Srau, ieiner Ginber unb fat aIer
feiner @nfel. Dte Nadri9t ruff i'm sansen
2anbe aufridtise Trauer berpor. SIN Wafbs
in9ton iinb ibIi9e Mnorbnungen su Gbren
bes pereutsten 81. BraIbenten erlaiIen rpors
ben. @rant, BET fi9 in Song Brand auf els
ner Spa;ierfabrt befanb, ioa BON Der Tobesz
na1ridt tief erI1ittert tporben fein. Sin
Stem Sort ruurbe bic Srauerfabne auf ber
Gitn SaIe aufsebibt.
ggsYraioent Sobnion purbe ant 80. Dez
cember 1903 seboren. Seine GeI9idte, pie
ct ii6 DON, arn1en S9neiberseieLen aus eises
rer &raft en1porf6uang 1T benz 2e1er nod
i'm fri56en N~nbenfen. Neben feinen S9wd=
den unb SebIern, bic es nit ieoem SterbIiden
tbeilte, tpirb man feline Tugenben unb eIans
senben gtsenfdaften ni6t pergei1en unb ielbt
Dieienisent bic I'M 2eben feline @esner tparen,
tperben inn bas Ge9t su ber @rabi9rift:
6ier lieSt Elm ebrIi3er Nann unb Elm
Yatriot, ni9t treitig MAIDEN.
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Ser @eitbote.
6~ernnsstaeben bnfi Saeinbarh & Iteier.
Golnmbns, ben 5. Euguf 1875.
Mprtpu. eoaau nmb ganinrten

aelten beuts nod ais bic ruabren Yropbeten
inb Gokenprieffer Der republitanii&en Yartei.
Gs bat ibnen ni9t ben 8erin3lten abbru9 8es
than, bab he TN Iebten Gon8refe bic Snflas
tions.I rontpete. bIieien unb cine rNsebr Sums
penselb" Bill bur9iettent bic nur an BEN
8eto bes Yrdiibentea fdeiterte. 2lin8t es
nun nidt mie bitterer Sobn bob Na9beter
unb @etreue BON Morton, 2o8oii unb Con.
forten f1 iett auf bos bobe MoB ieten unb
aber Die unslddli9e Tinanaplonfe in Der bes
mofratii9en 4lattform ~ Geri9t fsens
Warum IolIen fie lire Herbammun8surtbeile
nidt auf bic 2opfe ibrer eisenen Propbeten
nieoerfaIen - ruaruna 5ieben ite ni9t auerft
ben BaIten aus ibren ei9enen Mu8en, ebe fe
iber ben bemofratiiden Splitter bic Naie
rinpfens Sin Staots. @ouperneur bat bel
ber @egeIuns Der Sinan3frase ni9t n,itsas
fpre1en, es 1T bies Sa1e Ses gonsreHes +;
ruobI aber baben bic Morton's, bic 2osan's
unb Comforter, oils Mfit8lieber beS Gongrei1es,
mitsuipre9en unb lire SnfIationsseIaite fno
Bel benz @influRe, ben fie auf bic republifaui'
5de 4ortei ausiben, SSoppelt sefdbrIid.
Stan CLAUDE iebod niht, bab ca ben uer'
fhmitten republifaniiben Jlbrern NIT ibrei
VttIu{tuUy uVCk wv VSusotsU%sI4S C0s~ss0'
pIante grnff 1T. Sbnen bietet bic Tinan3
frase Bios einen berrliden 8orwanb, blinoer
2arm ~ i1Iasen, bic 6fentIi9e Mufmerffan
felt pom ibret 5abnoien Siinben abSulenfen
bic Demotraten binter einanber su beten uni
auf biefe Weife ibre perIorene Na9t ruiebe'
au erobern. Die Demofraten ,perben inner
aber bieIe Treube nidt MAIDEN. so iebr BIZ
Sreunbe elmer ebrIiden Ginen5politif ien'
YIanfe befIa8en, 10 uerben tie bod ben Nepa
bIifanern ben @efaaen nt1t tbun, ibnen sun
Gieae au perbeIfen. Sic rperben pielmeb
bas bemofratiide Tidet frdftis unterftiiten
neil lie ben Stur3 Der berridenben Barte
aIs bic mnerIabli1e 8ebtnsuns betra1ten
bic ieoer rpabren Reform poraasseben muf
Die repubIitaniIde 9erri6aft biloet ben gro
Zen Semmi9ub, on weIdem ieber @~eforutuer
5u9 f1eitert unb 10 LANCE fe ni9t aus Der
: Wege gerdumt if, 1T an cine 8eieruns mid
gu benfen. ST bieS 8iel errei6t, 1T bic Bah
rein, bann fam man ii9 aud setrof barau
perIaiIen, baB bic Democratic bes 2anoes al
groben Sragen i'm Sinne iener geiunoe
@runb1dbe I05en tpirb, bic tire 9efeierte
gpofteI, Seferfon, Sadion, 8enton mno Ar
bsre 10 fraftis bebaupteten.
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Die in @nglanbsefIbrte unterfus
dung iiber bas 11nslid bes Dampfers ygifsz
burg" Don Der canabiIdseuropaii9en 9om=
pferIinte. 1T fiir bic Sibruns bes Sdiffes ebens
10 unsinfis aussefalen uie bic ensIii6e uns
teriuduns iiber ben %1nter8ang bes vS9iuer".
Der Mabrfprud ber ensIii9en rnteriu6unsss
gommilIion iber oas nu9lif bes uS9iaer"
sebt befanntlt9 i'm @eientIiden babin, baB
bas gauge l1nSIid. perbiitet tporben rpare,
rpenn Gapitan Tbomas ni9t in Iei6tRnnis=
iter Weiie bic Nnpenbun8 bes SenfbIeis pers
iGumt batte. Ser @abrIpru1 betreTs bes
ugidsburs" beiast i'm @eientIi9en:
NLs benz gapitan bes 9ia9ts semeIbet rours
be, bab Su beiben Seiten bes Sdifsbuss fi9
Sis feben Iafe, 5Gtte er Bis sum Tagesans
bru9 beiIe9en ionen, 10 gut es sins, unb pie
es ibm fir ben SAL Der Nabe Don gisbergen
feline Snltruftionen poridrieben; bann mare
aQer Mabrf9einli5feit mad bas rnslid pers
mieben uoroen. Iu3 in 8eSug auf bic 8es
iebuns Der gettunssboote rouroen bic Snitruts
tionen ni6t befol9t; font uaren bic 8oote
bdlber berabseIaRen tuorben, unb aud ba nod
bate iebes Nenf9enleben s~erettet uerben
f0nner.
Die Gbatfa9e baB Der vSdiaer" baupt>
iddIi6 besbalb seidettert III, neil iein Gapis
tan bas Sent6Iet ni6t auspart neranIaBt bic
81. 8. Station" su foIsenben gemerfunsen:
uMan ftblt it6 ba-fo fomii6 es aud fIins
gen mag au Der grase ueriu9t Oh nidt
cine betimnte 3abl mdnnIider BaiIasiere
formlid bur6 9eieb ermddtigt perben ioDte,
pom Captain su perlangen, bab CT Bel einemt
Nebel bas 8Iei ausmerfe. ltebrisens baben
bic @tttue unb bic Waiien zines Bafasiers
Namens 8riiser, Der por spei Sabren NIT benz
uesen Nidt:g npenbuns bes Senfs
bIeis perunsIidten 9ampfer patLantie" uers
unsIidte, bic betr. Dampfi6ifsefeli6aft por
ben britii9en @eri9ten auf Gdabenerfab bets
tIust. Die @eieaidaft ruaste bic Na6lafis=
tbrer 2eute ntdt 81 ~Ieusnen. unb bic @e=
'1uorenen ipraden ben SinterbIiebenen 2riis
ser's einen Sdaoeneriab int 8etrase BON
$4,000 5u."
yer gnt. .pabr, ausin ss bat 1.s gsteasss!ssa'
ur9tbarer sins es bariber bin, benin Ct ;
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Sic @aTerfutb.
l1nberedenbarer s6aben.

Set unIerem Iebten 8sri9t pom 80. SSaIt
bat es Sag uno 9a9t. faft nnunterbroaen,
~geresnet. Ser fdmerte &esen, ein reabrer
Wolfsnbrud, feel inbefien am Sonatos Jsa6a
tnittas unb eri tredte ii9 nidt Bios aber ben
gr0bten She'll hes Staates, fonbets AUDI Iber
Snbiana unb Suinpis. gon Cincinnati no
Ii9 piele Re0er NIT ma1Ier fiiaten. bon @irs
cIepiue, 1lrbana, 9aptoH, Gina, Orforb nnb
uieIen anoeren PIaben erbalten mir tribe Bes
r,dte. Ba9e unb SIlife f9polen an unb
traten aus lnb iberfdmemmten SeIber unb
giiembabnen. auf Iauienben BON Mdern
if Der Wei5en %serft0rt. Safer, Rorn unb ans
bere Selbfridte i3mer befdabist, unb mas
bic Slutb perf9ont bat, bas brobt in man1en
@esenben BET Seertpurn, poDenbs su sernagen.
Ser anseridtete Sdaben if unberebenbar
unb lduft 9eraoeSu auf cine 5dmere Geims
fuhung binaus. Msrfmirbiger Weife tpurbe
BON ben Gesenftr0men Der Iebten 6 Bo1en nur
bic grie Geston (glepeIanb, ToIebo, Sans
busfp &C. uerldort, meter iIbIid bat 5i1 bic
SinbHutb 10 5iemIi1 iber ben sansen Staat
erftredt. 8ei gittsburs ities am Sonntag
ber Slub in ruenisen Stunben Is SUB unb
uiele Sanailien in ben pom SIufIe begren;ten
Drtidaften padten ibre Sabe suiammen nnb
Hoben aus tbren Sauiern.
@ir baben tpeitere Beri9te iber bic 8ers
beerunsen Der SIutb, bic tribe genug Iauten.
Ser Mian1t SIub unb anbere @erpa5er traten
aus ibren nfern unb f9pemntten Sensen unb
WeisenbinbeI fort. @IldIi9erpeife fiel an,
Wontas nur Elm iebr feiner &egen, bic Str0me
unb 8a9e fielen mteber un6 pom ben ibers
fdmemn,ten gifenbabnen 3og ii1 bas WaHer
IanSiam 3urid. Ser anseri9tete Sdaben
,pirb fid ert berednen lafen, ,uenr bic SIutb
gang perf6punben 1T. Wte in Ohio, 10 If
aud in Snbiana Der n0rbIi9e 1beiI bes Staa.
tes BON Der 6eiuaiuduns peridont seblieben
ia, man flast bort iber au sroBe Dirre.
3wii6en Cincinnati nnb &i9monb aber ii
Der Wei5en ausgema1fen. Sn gnswortE
mubte man uiele 8epobner NIT 9ooten aus
ibren 9auiern bolen. 9ies geidab aud an
anberen Pldten unb pieIe 8riiden rpureen
fortseidwemmt unb bic giienbabnen i6ps,
beidabist.
r 1nterbaIb gbiIIieotbe bur6bra6 BIZ
Slut ben Canal unb idpemmte 5000 8uI9e|
Wei3en in ben SIuB.
gon Mtbens pirb gemeIbet, bab Der Slut
a9t 3oa b0ber fieg aI8 ie supor. Die Sos
ruerfe ifeben ,nter Wai1er unb bic ginpobne,
min1en TaIsIidter bremen. Die 2ebensmit
tel fur bic Srrenanftalt miiien pet Boot aus
Der Stabt blniibergebra6t tperben.
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NaiTes Glagesien.

gDir iinb fein S9parsfsber, aber bas wis
berm6rttge metter, baS urs nun fhon lett
feds Wo1en beimiudt, 1T rpobI seeisnet,
ieIbit ben befselauntsn Menfden ~mtbmutbis
su MAIDEN. Wir molten bofen, baB anbere
@egenben bes StaateS ni9t 10 fdrper ses
prGft ruorben 1nb, ais uniere Sauptftabt unb
tire nmsebung auf MeiIen I'M nu,treiie, aber
bier 1T has naRe GIenb 9erabe3u bobenlos.
&egen, ni1ts aIs &eger un6 ,uieber &e9e..
Wenn aud einnaaI Elm fonniger Sag ba5wiz
iden tritt, 10 fam man feft barauf re1nen,
baB es Mbenbs ober Nadts tpieber regnet unb
rpenn es regnet, bartn i1ittet es uur 10 bers
unter, ais rpent, Mtqionen elmer ausge9pis
fen miirben. Reiner Der dIteften Gtnmobner
weib fi1 elmer 10 anbaltenben &esen3ett 81
erinnern. Set Woden bat man pon Sag
su Gag seboHt bab ii3 enblid bic bimmIii9en
SdIeuben penisfens fir cine Wode fbIieben
wlrben aber bis iett 1T iebe berarti8e Soft
nuns mieber burd reue BIabresen pernt6tet
uorben. G8 brau9t Bios gu broben, bann
regnet's aud fdon; es re8net ntdt bios aus
fdparaen @oIfen fonbern es regnet fosar Bel
Sonnenidein. &esen 1T sur &eseL Elm
trodener Sag CUR i~eltenen Ausnabme ses
rporbet.
Das Grbrei9 1T Bis tief in ben Boben binz
elm bur1wei1t, bic Nafe brin9t bur6 bic
Mamern in bic 6duIer unb er3eu8t Sdimu,el.
Die 2anomese iinb in SrauIi6em 3uitanbe.
Die Selber in ben Nieberunser fteben inter
MaiIer, auf bunberten pom Mdert 1T ber
gDetsen, Der obnebin 1dIe9t fanb, sdn3lid
peroorben, has Rorn tebt auf benz 6e1lanb
pradtig, rpeIft unb ertriatt absr formIid auf
ben ntebris ~Selesenen 2dnbereier, ber Safer
1T Don benz unaufb0rIi6en 8esenpetter su
8oben geuorfen porben unb bic &artoffeIn,
bic cine 10 rei1e grnte peripra9en, beginnen
it Der grbe 3u fauIsn unb r,ern ni9t balb
trofenes Wetter .eintritt, bann uerben bic
Sarmer, in bieiena County rpeniStens, 'ni9t
uieI su perfaufen BADEN.
Sin INNER triber 6inmel unb anbaItenbes
8esentpetter finamen obnebin 5ur MeIandos
lie unb man barf it6 ni9t uuneern, uenn
bic Weniden BET biefen nafien 3uftanben Sus
lett aana mibmutbis perben. 11nb bod 1T
es am gnbe tb0ri6t Summer 5u beSen unb
ii9 iber Dinse gu srarnen, bic fi9 nun eins
nal ni1t anbern la1en. Troiten MIR nns
Iieber nit ber san3 beitimu1ten Gusfi9t bab
es enbIi9 bod anbers rperben uno Der langs
entbebrte beitere Sonnenidein ben triben
Tasen foIsen pirb. Statt f9 an5uiebr gu
fimmerr, ift es weiier, nit benz la9enben
Ybilofppben su ipreden:
v9aBfs resner, rpel,1 es resner, min,
SaBt aIIes feine1 Saul,
l1nb menus genug 9ere9ret bat.
Sorts BON ielber wieoer anf."
Dod Sders Bel Settle. Die %fortoauernbe
NdHe ,pirb nadserabe b6dft b~eunrubtssnb
unb rpenn auf ben SeIbern ni9t aaes performs
men unb perfauIen lou, bann rtuB es re9t
balb esbers werben. Wir f9reiben ndmlid
beute i1on ben 29fen SuIt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-08-05
= General 9anes erDfnete ben Wabls

: General Sapes er0Hnete ben 8abIs
fantpf pom republtfaniider Seite am samss
tag in Marion, 9arprence County. Sdtten
mir aud ben n6tbisen gaun, 10 rpirbe es
faum nOtbis fein, auf feline Rebe naber eins
5ussben: Ser Steiner bsweste ii5 i'm Rreife
Der vreipectabeIn WitteImabisfeit", tudrmte
bic alien oft seb0rten Irsumente, Bbrafen
unb S@~einsrilnbe pieoer auf unb bot ni6ts
Neues. gs perfebt itd BON felbft bab CT
auf Der S9ulfrase seb6ris berumritt uno bas
,fatboIii9e geipenit" mad Rraften berauss
puste unb aIs Boselideu9e poridob. St
beSei9nete bic Gatbolifen oils ben Settens
fisel Der bemofratiiden Bartei." General
!Sapes weib 10 gut pie nit, bab ct oHenbar
Sunbus treibt tuenn ct ieinen 3ubOrern
sIauben gu MAIDEN iudt, bic S6ulen ieien in
@efabr, unb er barf iid ni6t betIasen, uen,,
ct ieinen suten STUFF u~erIiert unb fortan unter
bic 9emaSosen unb politii9en Winbma9er
sewobnIi6en SdIases se3abIt wirb.