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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-09
POLL TAKES.

hYoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ under the law each male resident OF
this State over twenty -one and under sixty
years Is subject to a poll tax Of four dollars.
Any person or persons. company or corpora
ton doing business in this state, and having,
by direct contract. or indirectly through other
contractors. in their employ one or more per-
sons liable TO and owing Pcll Tax shall be
liable for any and all Poll Taxes that may be
due from such employees. The law will be
strictly and promptly enforced.
JAMES pUCKNER,
County Assessor.
raegrueea R-ri.2f 1875 tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
4 CASE OF DOMESTIC UNHAPPLSESS

AZ ACCOMPLISHED BRoOBLYN LADY LEAVES HER
BoME--aKR CHILD TAKEN AWAY on HER RE-
TURN.
Amateur dramatic and musical circles in
Brooklyn excited concerning the alleged elope
rnent nnse A. Ferguson with Edwin Rowe, who
was until recently member OF the Ainarantn Dramatic
Association from which he Withdrew after defeat as
candidate for President Of the organization at it's last
election. Mrs. Ferguson, who is q beautiful AM
highly cultured lady Of 23 years. Is the wife OF Henry
Ferguson, who Was stockbroker up TO recent date
MI Rowe i. commission merchant and importer In the
Demerara trade, having Office at No. 40 BurlinSSp,
NewYork, residing at No AZ ST. Jamesplace, Brook
lyn where he has "a wife and several young children
Mrs Ferguson was greatly admired as vivalous anna
teur actress and also accomplished vocal and in
struIneptal musician
She was married nine years ago, and during the past
six years. che with her husband and their only child
Mabel little girl Of four years, lived with her mother
and uncle Mre and Mr.. Miller at No. 100 Greeneave
Two months last Saturday, however, she eft her
home with her little daughter and was accompanied is
nv her bisband 10 follow her, and on Saturday tele
graphic dispatch received from Portland, Me- STAT
ing that the had been unprecedented In that city and woud
SATURDAY night Mrs Ferguson her daughter, and the
detect arrived at Grand Central Depot, at Forty
secondst The husband was awaiting Their arrival with
@ ,s 1ns the cha and er mo
house 10 Finyseconds1, where he has lived snce W.
ws wen. siSn IN to r WIN
Brookn. Yesterday she visited her husband in ibis
city and bcsought him 10 restore her child but he rc
fused and his unfortunate wife returned 10 brooklyn
where lies in n state OF complete prostitution
1t appears that Mre FergueOns performances with the
Amaranh Association were III response 10 nNltaliuns
given the request II Mr. Rowe, whose intimacy with
fe lady excited the jealousy her husband Mrs. Fer
guron moi her and that Mrs Ferguson did
not elopc with Mr. Rowe, hut that she was conpel. 70
leave her home to avoid i'll the past OF her
husband who, she said had threatened tn leave his wife
and take their htcr WI him. IL is asserted on Mrs
FergusOns behalf that Mr.. Rowe simply acted as her
Mrs. Rowe denies that her husband eopcd with
Mrs Ferguson, aud that While he never prov ided Tor
family better than during the past few months he las
not absent from home any more frequently than
usual, and then only for q day two at time. Mr..
Fergus denies the alleged illcotnent The friends Of
the unhappy couple seem hopeful that reconciliation
Ina yef be made,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
DANGEROUS ILLNESS or MRS. r. D. CONWAY

The death OF Mrs. F. B. Conway, the popular
Iesr Of the Brooklyn Theater has been expected ac''
momentarily during the past foryeighs hours ou'
late hour Last night hope wa entertainer Oh ner
coycry. Mrs Conveys last public appearance ~ss !"
tie performance at the Academy Of Music on Ihur'
Auril Is. for the benefit OF Ct Mary's Hospital sne
was then feeling very III and, only day or two ner
.be was prostrated by what Ia believed to be gastrc
YER And by other complaints. Doctors Sherwood "na
Tucker, who have been attending her, soanoonea u"
hone OF her recovery Saturday night Her daosn'er
Minnie who had been playing in Baltimore han Doon
hastily summoned. Mis- LILLIAN conway "nv
had been playing IN the Two Vlp ,naasv
st her mothers theater, performed ner psrt On h.r
night alternating between the stage ana nef h
chamber The brave young actress tried 10 conceai ner
grief tainted two three times dulns .s R1
Mira Conway Visited by large number OF
actors and actresses yesterday Early yestefdnS m1
ing she rallied but about noon she relapead haiyms
again In two three hours, abe soon Ater aen IN
ispsed Later in the evening abe once more reyvea ana
toward midnight her physicians thought she might sur
vive. $1,000 -,. h.r
Mrs Conway began her professional career undef her
maiden uamc Croker tho old Chatham street lneanI
In this city, IN 1siS She married FREDERICK - conway
stars They went to Brooklyn Is years ago Gnu
established the Park Theatcr on Fulton-st, OPP
DO lite the City Hall. After successfnl nanaSo-
ent In the Park Ihcater they removed to the broosh
1heater which was bnit for them about four years ago
Soon sfterwsrd Mr. CONWAY was taken SEX put s VIC
husband in Manchester, Mass last Octobcr Mrs Con
way has endard herself to the thcatergoers o. bfook
lyn and their anxiety and sOlicitude In her Dehan are
earnestly manifested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
SECRETARY WHITES ACTION CONCERNING THE
sCOTTUDA CLAIM

w. Is. White, Secretary OF the Fire Commits
soners presepted TO them Saturday, In response
resolution passed by them, vouchers and papers show
that be had purchased the patent right for aerial and
flying ladders for this country and Great Britain
private citizen, and not in his official capacity with In
tent TO influence their In this city, Also that he has
not used influence to induce tho city purchase the
right 10 manufacture or use the laddcrs On Sept H.
1874 Mr. White entered into contract with Mrs. IDA
for the entire patent right for this country and Great
Britain and paid So 900. On Sept II following he paid
Mrs. IDA $4,000 more, and the next day received
full assignment Of the patent right On Sept - Mrs
ida receives cys warrant in payment for the ri,
10 manufacture the aerial ladders for the Of the City
Of NewYOrk Three days iterward MI White says that
lc received 81 900, and Oct 10 1924 so from Mrs
ida In full all moneys rcmaning IN her possession
account Of the patent from this city. Mr. White adds
that he bought the ladder trucks used by Mrs Ua
her ex hbitiors, which he paid 81 900 Subsequently
$500 was paid Mrs- IDA by Mr. " h,te for Improve
nent In the ladder braces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
UIGHWAYMEN IN BROOKLYN.

While Henry Powell Of No. % Canton st.
was passing through the City Parke scene of the Otero
murder-near the NavyYard at IL H. last Tuesday, lie
was suddenly attacked from behind by two young high
waymen who gaIroted him and stole his watch and
chain. worth 800 Powell neglected to report the affair
to the Police till Saturday and he Ignorant OF the iden
Of his assailants
John Ialias "RipJ Mccormack, age 20, laborcr. Of
Pearl and Water-sts arrested by Officer Velsor Of
the Second Precinct vt 345 yesterday, charged with
having cnticAd VIM Evans. coOred Of the crew OF
the revenue cutter Grant into stable In I'M
der preense OF finding him place TO sleep and with hav
ing rubbed him OF his watch and pocketbOOk both o.!
witch were found III tire prisoners possession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Board Of Publication of The Oify Record,
consisting Of the Mayor Commissioner OF Public Works.
and Corporation Counsel met Saturday and designated
the following tile daily papers 10 print the corporation
advertisements: Morning journals, TnE TRIBUNE World
and Saas Zetng; evening papers, The Erenin1 E7res
and Commercial Advertiser The Mayor, Controller and
CITY Chamber lain win meet to-day 70 select banks for city
depostorss under the new law.
Commissioner Porter OF tho Department OF Public
Works received last week 433 A for Crcton water
and penalties sale Of pipe and
lar 40 licenses rar iel by him Controller Green paid
accusations last We, " the amount OF $72273 IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
A BRUTAL GUARDIAN WITHOUT AUTHORITY.

A curious case of personal liberty has just
been decided the Supreme Court in Brooklyn Augusta
Exner age 20 entitled to $4,000 as an heir To the
estate OF her father the late August Exner According
TO an affidavit by Christian L. Schultz, 1t appears that
three years ago. Albert Kncese CO. privately
cured his own appoin tment Miss Exners guardian
that Kncesc kept the girl under restraint though his let
ter OF guardianship had been revoked that be was sep
rated from his wife; that the girl had borne child while
She was living with him. and That he prevented her IRON
communicating with her friends and relatives Inc gir
of babeas corpus At her request she as restored
10 her mother by order OF the Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

Cansls. Nac9ougalst BaTovss ana w. norsn E,ves'
snd west Housorst viii b probably eetnSizs e. tnc
dvdne line between the two prsnss5 t hOso,s msy
The Re.srd have also under sdvisement ue 0vsiSn
Of the Twenty ninth Prcen, into two Of ls Nine
teepth and Twenty second Precincts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
PROPOSED CHANGE IN POLICE PRECINCTS.

cussed the matter Of changes in the precincts with the
captains Of tho departments II is contemplated TO aboE
sh the Second Precinct and divide the territory which
is bounded by the East River, Maiden Lane. broadway
Park Row. 6prucest and Ferry st.. and Peck Sip, be
tween the First and Fourth Precincts, the dividing line
between the two precincts 10 be futons from Broad
way Last River. The territory Of the Third Pre-
cinct which now extends from Fulton to Kedest and
from broadway the North River, In ~ be divided be-
tween the Fifth and Twenty Precincts, and War
rcu-st will DO probably designated ~ the dividing line
The territory Of the Twenty eighth Precinct bounded by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

NfA tresae Hoa3-Senator George :. BontweIi
~ Nass.rhusrtts Congressman H. IL Hsthorn ana cft on
srVssman NJ Marvin Of saratoga Brs.oon Ho'yg
S,hlXTer Minister az Washington fFVne,.'
de Voigt Charge Ahairos at ssl
mstop - Wtadsor Rofei-Consr.ssuau W. H. Rarnun, ana
Jfyr r. q Theaker Of Connecticut and Gen A. ~ NC Iuis
q CHICAGO Nicholas Htel-,'en j. Nngeys :" fts
Gnrrh (3en J. n Wilder ot1ernessts, and G. W. h,a .'l,
eral Manager Of Northern Pacific Ralran Nen 1ors
Eetei-w. Zach 6anan Consul General =. w.
Ssatyci Gen. NJ. Robertson L. Army snu wee
Pretdcnt Henry Wilson Metropolitan Hos-speaktr Jere
A.,t.u fro ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

The Spring style of gentlemen's Hats intro
duc~d by RNox attracting wide and deserved attention ror
oil casses Buy your hats to secure the best at ~
orders sivant ageously at 212 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARM TRLEGRAPH-
Twelve years practical experience House and Hotter Annn
riatDrs Electric Call Bells all kinds. HoLAEs BURGLAR
AI.ARM III g0aArH Co, 81 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

PLEuRlsY PANS, and all Asthmatic and BroI
aetops relieved by that CERTAIN re1ncuy
Coughs and Colda Dr. JAMES EXpHcToRAEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

HEALTH LIFT, $50 Fifth-ave, betweel
Twenty w~nty third Elegant rocmF pest
care. Refers TO Cyrus W. Field. ETC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
POLICE NOTES.

John COpaty, of No. 81 Iirst-ave.. while paying
with pso yesterday shot himself thro1gh MS i' manu. anu
- taaen 10 Bellevue Hospital
John Smith, driver of Engine No. 81, was thrown
FROM his III Thirty second ST. near Sev
eghave yesterday and Injuries werr received at piOoaWJ
viii prove fatal. Be Was taken ca Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
fundamentally
BuRNErr's CocoAINE makes the hair grow.

POMEROY's PATENT RUPTURE BELTS and BAND
Tsrssls 744 Broadway, N Y, by far the best In USE
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08
Mn nniere 2efer mnb bic Tar:
tter iut 2ambe.

% setrdbrt uns befcnbere @enustbunna, IN.
fern 0sfern In 2anbe unb tnstelenbere her
8arn1ern bic frrbe MittbeiIuns MAIDEN au fSn.
aen, bae 60 gum @entsRen Elm Dry-@OUbs.
9oufe tn ct. paul etfbt, ba6 nit Yertdf&tis.
ans Der SesirfniGs bes girssr. unD Garmer.
Stanbes, beim Gtnfaufen ibrsr @aarsn, eineu
sans suSsrIdifssn Mann mad BEN Dasn fen.
bet Der bielen BsbdrfniTen soatommsue @ed.
nuns 3u trnsen Ssrfsbt.
Go mub bnbsr benz garmer Elm geraniiaen
MAIDEN. BET SnsereII unb g 0. iuR ne.
ben Der griide, feline Gintanfe ID MAIDEN, tenn
btsfs Gtrna If 60 ssrabe, reIGe mir, In Sc.
aug auf gor fsbsabes, gem tint baden. 9ie bat
etn ipeetsGes Departement tar quite, iUIite unb
prsisDfssise DRY .@usbSA.@ aaren, fir ben
Garmsr- unb 9anbpetfsfanb, sinseri9set unb
febt biefes Department. untsr tsr te1cubtrn
GontrrIe tes Geuti&sn Observation-Disclosures,
9errn 6. 8. Nabler rel&sr NIT u~nsisen-
niisiser 3uSerfcmmenbsit ale 3uubsn su be-
bienen beRrebt lsin tptrb.
uhIer ven tp du6ehpltaltW 1ut wager btt1nns
H&en, au6ersspEbnIi9 biaistn @aarsn, bstsn
mir bsfunbers berSor aue 9prtsn Der i&per.
ifsh uab befsn ssfreiftsn 5emteRsRt, ALE Gr-
ten bon Sud- aareu ; bic bsfsn baumwpae-
men 5SfenfOfs ; sstIei&te uns unssblei&te
RuRtItns, 81 ben biatsfen @bDlefale preifen ;
i&Sne einfartiss AISaeas su Is Gtnis bic garb ;
better 2aneafer @tnsbam fir 8'eiber unb Bett-
absrsise gu 123 Gents per gars; eOrltts, bic
font $3.50 s.fofet su 500, unb ale anberea
Waaren su sIeiG rebucirtsn preitn. JBir en-
pfeblen aIiO uafsrn 9sisrn TN 2anbe, BET ben
ississn f&Is&tsn 3siisn, ibrsn sissnsn gsrtbeil
TN Auss 3u babsn, uub BET RsnOsiruns ibrss
8rabiatrs- uni Semmsrbebarfs auf aae Sale
ert BET Snserfoa unb 60. ~sOrauipre&en, beucr
fe fUnftro faufen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08

Snaps TN Surs.3tmmer.-
Die tn srrtser Summer mttseibstlt nurbe,
sparen bic @si&purenen, psIGe In 8saey'a
Nurbprussb ben Mabripru& sa ssbsn baitsn.
tef&ulbist ipurben. F@ bic 3eit nit @btstsy
unb 9artenipieI Sertriebsn su babem. 2,bteu
Wcntas eri@tenen bic 5erren @sf9prreneu
Dor Ri&tsr Stmuns, ura &e9snf9aft iber ibr
gerbaItsn 3u ssbeu.
DAP @bistey bon auBen Der burG etn Sen.
Fer tn has @eri&tsbaus sefGmHsseIt tsorbsn,
~ar balb e~rptsfen ; ebenic, tae turfise g.
itpSrene anbsrspo S&napps IN 2bestaGtn
sencfen batten. SnbsB fibrte bas game Ser.
bSr muir ba3u ben @faubaI ~ entbaaen, Bonn
bas @eri&t mar In gerlesenbeit unb lief bic
WbisfeY-2isbbaber vieber seben, pbue einem
b~erieltsn Elm 5aar su trimmer. aebrisens fet
ba6 bic sarse % bisty- eietbaberet R@
anf etne gentle rationale Gissni&aft BIZ
5GrGnfte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08

3tuf@rtdtH bbtr nt&t?-Das 10
nun bte srcBe Grase inter ben Gatmern. Die
9eridte aus serf9tebtnen Steilen bee Staates
tauten peri&iseeu, tn ein;eIntn @esensen 1pa
Der Isbte 8rOa NIT BEN eefrdeissn tlnsssiefer
aufserSnrnt baben, tpGbrenb basltIte tn anbe.
rem @sssnten pieter auf ben 8atsrn bernna-
bEpft.
Die t1nisrfhbunss- GpmmiGire, reIGe @aat-
Het3en an Se MnfesIer Der BON Der gerburuna
betrc6enen GOuuties Sertbeilsn, fpre&en f& BET
tbrsr &adfsbr mad ct. Yaul babin aus, bag
60 In ben Gcunties BON Htecaet, Broom, Ren-
ptae, 8sspuce, Spcn uns etnesIa ni&t 70
f<mn fsbs tn gssus auf cine nsue Seul&re.
densef4br unb bic gswsbaer fetf saten f9
Der 1sfnuns auf cine SuraisIt&e grnte bin.
Die Gommifare fnb ftrner Der Reinuns, tae
bic Guuntiss Ron Reepops, 9ysn, 2inepln uab
Der tsfali&s Ebeit bon grDpn County sana ssu
ben 5euf&redtn serl&ent kleiben ,rerben, neil
siees SnieIt bort Feline Ger biutsrIaffn babe.
Daseesn besen ft stnist 8tfar&tunesn fir
bas Sali&e gro,pn County, frwie fir Risplst,
StbIes unb ben bftt9sn EbeiI BON &enStae.
Su Se,us auf Rtee1rt 60. ipra9 BE ct. peter
Srttuae ftirslt9 cine anbere Mni9t aus;
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08

g~etrsffenb bic unterfabuns fir
Nep ulns ,irb tlnsesenb. beri@tst bic bortise
poa : gereits sorise DoGe Inb BITE 9ieute-
itants Nanlfy unb gurns pom. 90. Ser. ct.
Snfantsrie 4ssiu,eut bier etnsetrufsn, uui bic
Wsrtbsiluns bee EbsiIs Der Ser. Staaten TN.
tsrfiisuns, Der nuf bic btefse Gjts.ns fault sor-
annebmen. Go III btes eine. bauptGGliG aus
AsbL Gleii& unb euten MIitSr- Bstlsibuns:.
aiidsn bsfsbense NaturaIunteraabuns. Ct.
ManIty befurst bic llntn aibuns fir ben 81
frttt nSrelt9 bonn Ninneicta Slug unb Bite
bsefarfse gertbetlans wtrb In Sort NibseIeY
unS Beaver Gals sursenumraen. !3wan,istau-
isnb gfaub RsbL 10000 plumb Gleif@ unS
etne entfpre&enbe Nuantttdt Rleiber ins tabin
abeesanssn. q. gurns beiorst ba0slbe &c.
f&aft fir bic auf btefer Sette hes GIufss NOtt-
letbenbsn. bsren 3abI IN Brspn Counts 600
8Spfe betrdst. Die gertbetlans seiaiebt In
Slespy Gse uab gurns Station. am Iebten
p'ab am 8. unb 4. Mat fir bic Icwns 9rcof.
siae, Barton, sprinsbale, Gbarlsstspn, Gam.
bertpn unb Sanbswn IN @ebmsob Counts.
CUR gertbeiIuns tommea In Burns @tafiuu
1887 gfunb unb in SIeepy Gss 1897 yfutb
MebL netf Der balben Auantttdt Tlei1&, trr-
mad f& aaf iebea Rcpf Der i'm bieFssn Goaniy
Nctblstbsnbea ca. Is gfunb MsbI unb 123
plumb GIeif& ersebsn piiree, tpas Gina eintr
&attca auf Is Sage slsi& ~ a@ttn 10. @ie
&c iHeint, behalf 60 bel elmer einuaIisen Ser
tbeiluns fein 8epeuben. Go inb Az ntele Np.
Das sur 1nterfdsans Der RotbIei-
benbsn bienente Msbl Fam ~raeifens BON Der
Nep llIm GttY NtI unb 3par 10000 gfuut
cber $50 Barrel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08

TN
Gin f&arfer Wtnb 3tebt Ia neuefe,
3eit rieber bur& bic GpaIten Der ratisaIer
Yre6t. aauua bate Der @amSererg eranIafEuna
bic Wutbausbra&e ber 8rsien pre1e IN Ntn.
nsapslis sssen bic anteritanifGsn aatboIittn ~
%aOtirsn, 70 tommt aud gaie gsf ron gsu rIn
sspanssrt unb befpornt sinbersspuItert nm mi
i9retltGem @npraa cine 2an3e ein,uIesen seeeu
etrsebtlsete 1asssseipenfer, ale ta Tnby Rampt
bee seuti&en gOltss sssen bas rSmii9e gapR-
unb Tfafsntbum" ~tte p6pflibe @a@tt" bic
"S&lanee eines frenben gfaFentbums."
ecsar bic Gage BON BEN In RyFbdu1er trGu.
member garbarofa mue bsrbaIteu uub bergan-
nsrtrdesr BON bef gof pebt ltinen SGarfTnn
an berleIben, tnbert er bsrrn Bebeutuns auf
bas reIisiSie Gebist bintbsr3errt. Sur @&ate,
bab CT tn ieinsm Offer bic @aben ibsrtben
bat HsI&e ben 3yFbGufer umfattsrn ct bate
ia basaus Stid fit Stidtin ~gfaftn" ma
den uub Sertleen f5nnen.
&c ID eben stn @intfoR, rie Ct Bon !3eit au
3stt BON @etfsrn aneeblalsn rtrb, bic ni&t nur
bas RsncpcI Der @sisbett, Der aufttaruns unb
bee Gorti&rittss fiji f& beanfpruesn. fontsrn
errnutbtst sur& Bismard's peIitif F& aud ale
Wortfabrer Der Nattcn Suranbr6nesn, unb ben
esuti&sn 8ii9Sfen, ben sielsn Tanlenten BON
bsutf&en v~rtsfern unb ben pieIen Riaioneu
ssuti&er aatbUIiteu ben S&impf tns @ef&t
ba6 fe &ei&sfeinbe feien. gerrGtter
bee TaterIanbes.-sans tm Gintlans NIT ibrem
tpsI&ts f& erbrsiRete, BON sinena
DrittbeiI bss gs.fes ale BON yuamirbisen lin.
~ fpre&en.
Da6eIbe 2isb pfetft bic biefse @taatsaeituna
bic 60 ntdt Serbauen fann, Sab stn anberes ia.
bifaIss 8latt, bic Sainuis @taatsyituns. ST.
re&tisfeitsfan ssuus beist bas 8erfabren Der
preubtf&eu &esieruns sesen ibre pOlitilGen
su S%ertauamen, abseiebsn baYon, Oh 90
,uItrantSntaus" pber SssiaIifsn ftten. @OlGe
Dtatar ra&t f& inner, unb gang befunbers
ii pUlttf&eu 3Gupfen ioIte bic iswsilen berr.
I&snhe gartet ME serseGen, baB bas @pri&-
sort: 9eute mir, utursen btr-FG unpiber<
|esbar bar& ALE !3etten binbur@ seItenb ee.
na&t bat. &c ptrb fd aud sesen bic Sc.
paltbaber unierer 3stt bspabren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08

@ensIer's R . nu n ente n.MteIier
tR an SO. 143, ct. peer Giraffe, 3pt.
fden Neunter uab 3sbnter Straee, ud&t Gima
mes GeiGaftsblsf, ptrlest. Daielbf To aets
etne Nuspabl Der f@Gnaea @rab-N onunente,
fupie 3et&nuasen fir fOI9e ~ fsben. au&
@aruaor-y latiea fir Slide, isipie tunarei&e
StuIptur.M rbetteu ~ anberen .3weden perben
prompt unb 10 biaisen yretisu seieftrt. 3r.
@enelsr erbieltran Der Iebteu Staatsfair bic
erls nnb einsise gr6Haie fir icI&e Derft. Be-
aasr erbalten bic berettpiaisRe Nusfunft. SO
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08
Stadt H. ggand,

9eder-@ nts-neutRss G&aupieI In
Ntbsndum. aufssfibrt Sunatns ben 2. @ai
1875.
Seensrts: nntbr 8GuIe ale 3al9auer.
oaupt-1stsar : 8riebri9, tsr srobt gfafsn-
gsrtiIssr.
Srffr unb ein3iser Gd. Defamation Ester
Neaf@eawhrbe Mbfsuns bss Iieben cerrssti
nne gsrttIsuns idrnmtIi&er g&waru5de; Ia.
folss ssfsn sismli&e tlebsriatisuue anb Snbi-
3abeniammer In Gtiaea.
8itteres SHeiben.
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Na&ben gIad 5tas ssbt bemnd&R
cine rtilttdrtl&e Grpebitton unter BEN Cont
rtantc bes Generals Guitar, psIter vcrise
@c9e In ct. paul antan, f; herislbe besiebt f&
tnbee SOrerf mad GbieasO anb Rsp gsrt, nra
bic erfurberIt9en gOrlsbrsn su trs6sn uns 70.
bann tteter bisber3ufcnarte len, unb bic 2etturs
Der Grpebttien ;a iberuebmen, beren Musffb.
runs btsber an beu sro6en l1eberl9wemmunsen
TN fernsnBsfen Elm uniiterRsisli9ss 5inbernie
ssfunben bate, 10 haB Der GbmarfH BOZ bsua 1.
Suni taum pirb fattfnbtu fSnnen. Muber.
lsits wtrb cine farfe Gsterte fir prcfeFcr San
ney, pel@er bic Gesenb su erfOrlGen teabl&-
tist G9 baltisf mad Der eepSbnli9 NIT BEN
Nanen glad Sils bsai&netea gersresiuu iber
bic 2aramie &Oute aafmaSsn unb mutbmablid
ipGter NIT BEN Commando Gen. Gufars an
etnert wuntte an gellprfone suGammenfpeeu.
Der eisentli&e 3wsd bieier Grpebitton To nod
nt&t nait3utbeilen, ha BEN General bic feline
nGtsrn Snarufttsnen entbaItsnteu DepelGen
BON BEN Gepartement nod niGt susssanssn.
Tod sIaubt man, bab bic Big 9orn- unb an-
bere gers;ise In Der NGbe bee gsupnfone 70
gut pie bic glaf 5iQs ,vGbrenb bee eommers
tur&furl&t rerben. Dem gerne' men mad
~trS Der 3rtsssminifer ftlbf nsba Gen. Sbett-
Ran unb Seri&iebsnea RitsIiebern isines eta
bee bic G,psbittuu besIeiten. Bcr BEN @uf-
bru& Son Gnaars Grpeoitiou ptre elm Yrosiant-
boot Sea 8tsmard nod einem Yunste am GEL
IopRsne fabren, unb nod Dor ben, sisentIi1sn
GsIb,use 3uridfebren. &uRars Grpestttsns-
corps ipirb aus 16 bic IS Gompasnisn 9rup-
pen, rrScn Dreipiertel Gasaasrie, beRsbsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08

8sn ST. Grptr mad BEN 2ats
superior foa Elm Canal eetaut uerbtn,
fir bsTsu germefuns bic Qestslatur Elm Com
raitse befsat bat, befsbenb ans ben 1srren,
ID. O. @arb bon Wafsea, 6. 8. Stannarb SSu
Saylpvs 8ans NIB 81. 81, Easis spn Stawatsr
fit ben 3wsd uub slet&pttts cine Bewtaisuus
Bon 100000 CAB. Die GcmmtfFun suar hteis,
Sage IN Stinpater In Sibuus: 1srr Bars
lsbnte tte grnsnuurs at, ta bic bemiaists
Sumute ~ ssrins ltt uub ipfrben be ibrissn,
GommiRGre bic germsRuns pdbrenb Der Ct
fen 16lfte ttefes Rsnats ansfdbren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08

Gin neHes Bsrbtn g-6 aus, NIT &c.
loon, ftbr proper nab elegant einsert&tst Bon
6ru. Sobn peters, bisbsr 8efser ses gaarfet
oUts, wtrb ana Commanders SamRas ben 8.
@ai In SO. II Gr&anse.s ,ptf&en ct. peter
nnb @abaiba Straee trSHnst unb ersebt ta.
Der an aae Grexnbe nnb getaunten oes popu.
Idren 8efbers bic freunbliGe einIcsuns sur
Ibeinabme. Gin feiner 2unG rtrb ben 60
Fen frsirt anb bic bsfsn GstrGnEs ta,u.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-08

8. Mntsn Itmmt's @rsfery- anb
Drpstftpns-Gtprs Ode ter 10. unt
gster Gtraee, "a Gt. gaRI, eupfeBIt f&
bnr9 ben bsRea gorratb aaer pinl&taTeu VT
tiieL 1ausbaIt-, pie Sanes-@rseertes, tnIdn-
etfde uns tinpsrttrte 6ra9te u. { ". SeleH,
bsrs beHebt eus seseapGrtts bic Dale Gradsrs.
boa Gbirass, wsl9e bier edit o. babtn fut.
2iebtaber gutter Betae, eiaueure unb Cigar.
ren Fnben BEL Dtrrn 1tnme tanner etraa
nod ibrem @sf9madt. vriie fsbr btats.