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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-06-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD
June I, 1870. !
GENERAL, MARKET.

II is understood that these prices are FOR
round lots; for smaller quantities higher
rates have to Ice paid.
BALlNG STuFF-Bngging, domestic, lie;
India, e; tics, Beard, So; arrow, De.
demand. Clear sides, lie; breakfast bacon,
ljr; no shoulders or clear ribs scarcely in
! BRAN-sI Ii o 81 25 n leo n.
CANDLES-Supply large. Full weight,
COFFEE-Falr, 2ac; prime, eic; strictly
ont demand.
CORN-Coming in freely from the sur
rounding country. In The ear wc@Mr;
CORN MEAL--Cily mills only in market,
Selling at 81 Oj1l % u bushel
FLOUR-StockS large, aud equally divided
between western and Texas production.
HAMS-UncanvasScd sugar cured 5c; can
vassrd sugar cured, lGc . 10. The sup
ply is falling or temporarily.
HAH-COuntry balcd, new, cS@sG per ton.
No western in the market as the
supply of the former is sufficient and OF good
HlDES-Dry flint, pom weight and upwards,
l5I2c. Dry flint, under 2Oh, l2lgc; wet, sailed,
re; dry sailed, lie; green, &c.
VIOLIN hitc, free from purrs, 2Sc; black,
LArIIS-si 80. The demand tor them is
principally for city trade, though quite
large business is done in shipping To the IN
LARD-Marliet well supplied. Tcrccs,
loo 4 10; kegs, 1919; cans, l'c,
LIME AND CEAhNI-Dallns llme u sell
Ing NJ 2lc per bushel; northern, - 10 per
barrel; Cement, Il NJ per barrel.
SASH, DOORS AND Eli NlS-Ihcrc is
quite large business don" IN These articles ms
the interior merchants buy her" whnl irlcE-
lar sizes they may need, but cannot "l!ofu To
keep IN Stock. Prices IT. nominal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., INST quality, - 70
per 1000 second quality, - 81; white pine
ilrst quality, - 80; second quality. q %.
In slingles there are immense stocks on
hand, large lots having been received from
southeast Texas, when they say unjust he
sold" -,
SAbT--Thc market has been quite over
stocked, but has been much reduced by
large sales, and prices IT IS thought, Will inn
prove. Selling at 81 10 per sack for coarse,
and - 10 tOr fine.
SOAP Dallas manufacturing co. G'ac per
Id; olive Sc. That OF home manufacture is
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GENERAL CUSTER has been in New

GENERAL CUSTER has been in New
York for a few days, engaged in the
completion of the necessary arrange
ments for his summer expedition OF
the Black Hills. In conversation
with a reporter of the Tribune, he
stated that the expedition will pro-
badly leave Fort Lincoln about July
l, and, if the miners arc going into
the hills in as large numbers as
represented by the western papers,
it will probably take the whole
summer, or until arrangements are
completed with the Indians for ccd-
ing the reservation back to the
government, to drive out and keep
out these intruders.
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POsT A,.E.

Persons mailing single copies Of TUE
DALLAS DAILY HERALD should bear
in mind that the paper, with wrapper
ready for mailing, weighs less than one
ounce, and the postage Is hut ONE
pENT. TIE WEEKLY HERALD weighs
less than two ounces aud costs TWO
CENTS transient postage.
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DRY GOODS,

PRINTS-American, SIC, Garner, S@Si@ 80;
DOnnell, SIC; Clinton, re; Mallory, pink
and purple, De; Merrimac, &c; Wanlsuita, re.
DOMESTlC-lndian Head, ii, lie; Attain
tic, l. l., SIC; Edgeflcd, Zoe; Langley, \ a,
rs wide, SIC; same 81 wide, &c; Quilt Lin
ingS, 81, &c; ii, SIC.
BLEACIIED-FTuit of the Loom ~, lie;
Rosebud, ii, l31ac Vale, OIac; Booth rs, lO14c;
Utica, 81. G4c.
SHEET NGs-lO-i brown, 3O@35c; lO-i
blpached. 3OUr Zoe.
TICKINGS-O Omega A A, Die; Easton
XXX, lS%c; b, lie; A q A he
STRIPES AND PLAIDs-Ilckory l2@lic;
Cheviot l2lEc; Alabama plaids l3c.
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Night Report.

NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-Corn lirmor
at S769Oc. Bran easier at DOC. Dry
salt meat firm; shoulders 9G4glc. Corn
meal dull and lower at 81 ~.
Gold 1Gs. Sight premium. Stcr-
ling s. 81.
Cotton-Demand fair. Sales Loo
bales; quotations unchanged; receipts,
3l5 bales; exports, continent Z, 7O7 bales;
stock 65, 1870 bales unsold last evening
4, 700 bales.
New York, June 3.-Specie ship
ments to-day nearly 81, 100000.
CottoH-Net receipts. 5G2 bales; gross,
SIS bales.
Futures closed firm. Sales 20SOO
bales June, l5al5!; July, 10 l-lGG
III 3-32c; August, 10 7-52lgl6ic; Deceni-
Der, 10 l-32c@l6 ll-l6c; October, Is o
1GGl6 1889; November, 10 3-lGGl5 l3s
32c; December, Isle; January, IL 1882
@15 lG-32c; February, l5!@l53c; March,
10 l5-l6G lGc; April, 10 $500 10 Slice
May, lGlc.
Flour i'm moderate demand and
prices generally strongly in buyers
favor. Wheat about one cent better at
81 OSCG1 10 for No. Chicago; II Us for
northwest; Sll2i@ll3 for No. Mil
waukee; 4 l4Cgl Is for No. / spring;
81 23@l3S for winter red western; = uS
for city; 81 30(l 81 for ambcr;
81 30@l 80 for white western. Corn
2G3c better, and in fair demand NJ
72c for steamer western mixed 7SCD
SIC for yellow western, and 7Sc for
prime. COflee-Rio, steady with fair
jobbing business at IGlGlg3c gold, for
good ordinary and choice, the lEtter
scarce; cargOes quoted at lGC9lSlc,
gold. Sugar steady. Molasses dull.
Tallow steady, at sgc. Resin heavy at
81 S5Gl 80. Turpentine heavy at 300
33c. Pork decidedly lower; new So
cash. Beef dull at Zoe; mess, lie. Lard
lower at 149l4lc. Whisky firm at
81 ISCg1 10.
Money ! per cent. Sterling strong
at 7lc. Gold strong at lGl@lT. Gov
ernments active and strongi new D
l7i. States quiet, except Tennessee,
which l. better; Tennessee Us d new
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Afternoon Report.

GALVESTON, May .-COtton-Mar-
llet quiet. Ordinary, l2lc; good ordi-
nary, 1S!c; low middling, 1lIc; mid
ding, l43c; good middling, l54c. Sales,
500 bales.
New YORK, June 3.-Gold opened
49,. Stocks active and unsettled.
Gold, llGI. EXchange-lo long, SLS7!;
short, SI9O. Governments active amt
strong. State bonds steady.
Cotton dull. Sales ISL bales. Up
lands, 1GBc; Orleans, l6lc. Futures
opened easier. June, 10 2l-S2c; July,
Ice; August, 1Gyc; September, Is 10
lGGl5 3l-32c.
LIVERPOOL, June 3.-Noon-Cotton
quicter. ATiddling Uplands, I'D; Mid
ding Orleans, S@SId. Sales 10000
bales /; speculation aud export, 1000
bales. 10 arrive, easier. Sales on ba-
sis of middling uplauds not below low
middling, deliverable June and July,
I ll-lGd deliverable August and Sep
TENDER, I'D.
Or. -Brcadstulls quiet.
$3.50 T.. M.-Sales, American, $500
bales.
LONDON, June 3.-Noon-iirie 15f.
Street rate, So below bank.
PARIS, June 3.-llentes Glf S5c. .Spc-
Gle has decreased over | 100000 francs.
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jefferson Leader, 18th: The citi-
zens of Jefferson have given Mr.. lvens
Of New Orleans the land and exemp-
ton from taxes for twenty years, and
loan him $1,000, to put his foundry up
I'm their citY.n
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memphis Appeal,

The following correspondence, hand
ed w for publication, sufficiently eX-
plains itself:
LETTERS 10 AND FROM GENERAL PlL-
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PHILADELPHIA, June l.-Pinker-
toms agency arrested to-day Joseph III.
Low, Stevenson and Peter Burns,
charged, in connection with Robert
wishart, who is reported to be in Gus
tody i'm New York, with having been
implicated in the forged bonds Of the
Chicago and Northwestern railroad,
which were traced TO George +. Hill,
whose arrest in connection with the
Cape Word insurance trouble took
place in November last. The parties
were placed in s., 500 bail.
A woman is also under arrest for
dealing in forged and stolen bonds,
three thousand dollars In the name of
Mr.. Odlinger, of Raleigh, North Car
olina, being found in her possession.
CHICAGO, June l.-I1ternal Revenue
Collector Wadsworth received notice
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THE GR.Y 70 THE BLUE.

CORES pOuhcncc Between III" Federal
decoration Committee nnh GcncrHIs
rtIiOW Rud Forest Letters that ar"
FnIIN ~ 10 The Spirit of iii" FINES
nnd Equal 10 thc occasion al RECON-
pIliI.Iiun
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-31
Nautical Sermon.

When Whitefield preached be-
fore the seamen at New York, he
had the following bold apostro-
phe in his sermon:
well, my boys, we have clear
sky, and are making fine Roadway
over a smooth sea, before light
breeze, and we shall soon lose sight
of land. But what means this sud-
den lowering of the heavens, and
that dark cloud arising from be-
meath the western horizon? Hark!
Don't you hear distant thunder
Don't you see those flashes of
lightning? There is a storm gath
ering! Every man to his duty!-
How the waves rise, and dash
against the ship! The air is dark!
The tempest RACES! Our masts are
gone! The ship is on her beam
ends! What next? 1T is said that
the unsusrecting tars, reminded Of
former peril on the deep, as if
struck by the power of magic, AROSE
with united voices and minds, land
exclaimed: ",Take to the long
boat !"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-31

The other day, when a Vicks-
burg boy had trouble with anoth-
err, and came out first-best, he re-
allied that something must be
done at home, and he slid into the
house and said:
Mother, you know how good
and kind you have been to Mrs.
B, next door p
Yes, / have tried to be a good
neighbor to her.
We'll, do you know that she
says you clean your teeth with a
whitewash brush, and that father
ought to have a pension for living
with your
He slid out, and when MRS. b.
reached the gate, on her way to
the house 10 ask why her boy
must be pounded up in that way,
she heard shrill voice calling
her:
Vile wretch, don't you enter
that gate, ca you'll get scalded.'
So she returned home, and the
young statesman dropped down
under a shade tree, kicked up his
heels, and softly chuckled:
That settles her, and now / just
want to catch her Tom again for
about fourteen seconds
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A Capture.

The Baltimore News says: Last
night full-grown parrot few in
to an open window on West Balti-
more street, and began devouring
an infant, which was left lying in
its cradle, one of the fingers of the
little one being severely bitten be-
fore the bird was discovered. The
gentleman who captured the bird
at first intended to take it home
with him, but finding it trouble
some customer, he finally handed
it over into the custody ofCaptain
Leps0n, of the western station, who
caused it to he put back into cell.
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A Far Seeing Bridegroom

A young married couple passed
along the line of the Chesapeake &
Ohio railroad a few days since,
both travelling on free passes. Some
time ago the groom granted right
of way to the railroad company
through his lands, on condition,
among other things, that when he
married he should have two free
wedding excursion tickets. The
event before noted is the sequel to
this contract.
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captives to be rescued without Civ
ing the captors time TO kill them ?
There was but little time for re-
Fiction, as the Indians must quick
~ discover their presence. The
white men were sure shots and so
they picked their men, fred upon
| them, and then rushed into the
camp to the rescue. AT the mo-
ment of attack the girls were slit
ing at the foot of a tree; Betsy
with a red bandanna handkerchief
thrown over her head, while the
heads of Fanny and Jemima we're
reclining in her lap. Betsy's olive
complexion came near serving her
bad turn at this juncture, for one
of the rescuing party coming sud-
denly upon her mistook her for an
Indian, and was about to knock
her brains out with butt of his
rifle when friendly hand inter-
vened and saved the girl from
meeting her death just at the mo-
ment when she saw liberty within
her reach.
The fathers and gallants carried
their loved ones home i'm triumph
and this romance of real life in
Kentucky century ago would
not be complete without the infor-
nation that the dreams of love
and happiness that were SO cruelty
disturbed, were subsequently all
realized. Brave Betsy Galloway
became Mrs. Samuel Henderson,
and lived to tell the story of her
capture to her children and her
children's children. Little Fanny
became Mrs. John Holder, and
Flanders Galloway took to his
home Miss Jemima Boone, and
thus cemented the friendly ties of
the Boones and Callaways. 1t is
long time ago, nigh on to a hun
dred years and all the actors in
the romance have long since de-
parted, but their memory is green
with many of us yet, and we can
all well afford to give a few
thoughts to the event that marked
their characters and the times in
which they lived and loved.
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An obliging gentleman, who thinks
that personal favors do not cost much,
while they make friends, was applied to
by colored man for certificate of
character by which he might get stu
alton. The testimonial proved to be
more complimentary than Scipio him
selfhad expected; and that worthy, on
recovering from his establishment, ex-
claimed; Say, Mr.-, won't you glib
me someding to do yerseli en- dat rec
onlmendation2
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-29

Zen nt&t Tebr Neifer tuurbe. Der
SIrsermeiaer fptslte urb parf rlur BIN
unp piecer etnen forf1enbs1 Bid auf
mi&, ben Neuansetommen. Sc par
etsentlt9 fstn fG5ner Mann, uut tie
Wabrbett su lasei ; benit rotbe 6aare,
ein fetfsr Snsbelbart, fHielenee Ausen
unb efafse @arser auf Der gale selten
rfrsenbs fir sroBe Sa5nbeitsn. NIs
mad etnissr Belt Der 5err pfarra fam
NIT letnem Batter, BEN alien GelowebeL
rpuree eie unterbaltune belebter. Der
0eifli6e, Der Qebrer unb t9, mir uns
tcrbtelten uns NIT S6ulanaelesenbet>
ten ; Der alte papa bemdhttete i9 mei>
mes Brubers unb tractirte i'm NIT
S&la&ten unp Bslassrunssn, nit 5a>
raso6a unb 0alencia. Gtaentli1 1ei
er BON cen Gnsldntern urter @eains>
ton 8efaneeu 8encmmeu worben, inca
etr in @efansenfaaft sewelen unb erf
mad een Sriese GeIpwetel sspcrcen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-29

bsrlelben I@ isber eisenen @Oaens unO
Denfens beseben. unc pae Der GinFue
Der &l5fer auf pte 8ep5lteruns etn 1sbr
eefabrIt1sr fsi. Ebutfd@liGe 8el1ul>
6teuneen finb ni6t porSsbraGt neil
fe ni@t Sprsebru&t trerren fcnnten.
Der @eff. Wertur. i6reibt aus
MGnter pom 8, Brat: Na6 BEN Sc
lsBsntwurf Iber rte RlSfer, Der pbne
aIsn 3weifel In pentssn @o9sn Sc
iesestraft miro erlanet babsn, geben
fO!ssnce &lSfsr unlersr DiSesie ibrer
Aufbebuns entseeen Die Grancisea>
aer 3a Winter. Dprfen unb Warens
rOrt pie @apustnsr 3u Winter, Berne
unc &fncern bel @Iepe, bic uriultner-
tnnen 3u DCriten, Die Sdwefern i. 6.
ST. 3u GOesfslp NIT ibren 3ablret1en
S@ulfatipnen, ote Grauen aom euten
5trten su ct. MauriB BET Mdnfer bic
S@wetern pom Der e5ttli6en 8or1eb,
uny su ct. Waurib bel Minfsr neblt
etra swSlf S5bterbdulern, bic 1bGter
pom B. Rreus ~ AipsI bel &ess nsbii
;wb!f Gilialen, Gle S6wsfern pom b.
Sarl In GIsSe, bic S1wsiern pom ar
men StnO Selu in Glese, Die S6wsls
tern BEG pritter Srsens bes ). Gran>
ctscus 3u @lsse uno GrsdtnbOrf nebit
etrpd flint Staticnen, rte @lari6en Az
Ninfer, ete S&wetern BON 6eim>
iu@uns gu ct. WauriB BET Winfter,
rte S@wefern u. &. ST.. pom Berse
Carmel su 3anteu. Da aber bte aus
iGliebli0 Der 8ranfenpFese f6 wios
mencen g~armber3tssn (@lemenss)
Sdweten unp Srantenfdweftsrn oes
}. Granciscus Cauf ct. Maurts) T1
Der Staatsauhtat ni6t untsrfsuen
rerbsn, 70 ftns aud peren 8tSlfer NIT
eirca 800 SGwefsrn in uneefdbr
1870 Sranfenbduisrn Dem unter9anse
sereibt.
Dies gilt RON elmer etnstssn DtSesls.
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f6srtfebune.l

Der 8eifll9e eanesmann, uut bic
Gr3dblung pferer auf3unebmsn, febt
in cen beften Sabrsn. Setn aneeneb>
mes AsuBste uimmt fofort ispermann
fir i'm Elm. Sn feiner Eletpune ente
wideIt ct etne sewi1e Scrsfalt etne se>
wi6e GIesunl, wie man fe bel rpsntesr
DorfssifItGen fncet. Dies TT bel
unisrem 5errsn ni@t su Serpuneern ;
ODER If ct ni9t buffuplan eewslen 2
Gin 6pftaplan mub natirlid INNER
duesrf anitdneis erIdsinen, BET 1afsl
unD anpsrswo. @ir ipra6en dbsr
Sbulan9elessnbeiten, Iber bas untsN
lano, dbsr rtss unp jenss unb es that
mir bic 8rsuneli6feit uno @srarbsit
otsies 6errn aueerrrpentlt9 wcbl. Ga
t6 aber ben 8irsermeifsr unb ZEN al
ten sebrsr aud nod belu9en ,pputs,
empfabl i'd mid ; bsr Yfarrsr Ssrlpra1
mir, lpdter etpas in cen NDIer su fcmz
men, I'm, MIR @sieaidaft su leifsn ;
spar fomne Der 5errB irsermeifer aud
bin, ausin Imam mt0e i'm erGt fennen."
@ie I'D chen 3ur Sbar btnaus wpate
aus BEN Yfarrbpf- eisentlt9 III es nur
Elm eewsienss Bauernbaus, eng unp
fletn-trat Elm alter 6srr berein. Gein
erausr Bart paute tbn BIG auf bic
Sruf btnab, bic NIT Gbrenset@en ees
i@mudt mar. Mls Ger @stfltGe oe>
ia9t bate ~@ater, Der neue 6err prp>
pilor," retdte Ct mir freunbli9 bie6ano
unb iaSts: sd babe Sbrsn @rOesa>
ter gut sefannt; aIs Ct @pst ipar, BIN
i'd oft In ibre 5eimat estcmmsn, Iebt
ct nod unp pte sebt'S fbm 2" Na@s
BEN t9 BEN alien perm biele Groeen
beantwprtet bate, fragile er petter: v@is
9ebt's psnt 0reecr 5eb, Ct If NIT mt,
ia Spanien eiwefen." Der Grsee,
6sb Isbte ni@t riebr, aber ber alte per-,
ct bat IS bts gum Gelrwebsl esbra1t
rclte u,tr ebsa sur. Spanter er3dbIsu.
von ibrea 0@luatei u. {. w., als be,
@tRli&e Ing MitteI trat. Der Der,
prpYtipr mue sebeu," faste e., .er wia
ben 8%dreermetRer unb alten2sbrer nod
bslu&en beuts Du baf faen nod
Belt, tbm Detne Gslt3iDe 30 er,ablen
ntprsen uno ibermprsen."
Der 6err 8drsermsiRer mar floor
tort TN Ncler, 100 Ct Stammsaf 1T
aud Der alte9ebrer mar bort unb ter8a.
plan IN eDwenbsrs beim Girfen Ssn6o.
ben;uHern. Nit tsra alien 2ebre'
frra4 i'd lanssre 3eft, es wdr etn alter
lblt9ter Nann. Sie baten ibm BIZ
Sleineu 9sssbsn, neil CT fber bic Gro
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-29

Hpli1&en @tubls fu&tsn, 70 srar, eab
le Den papf oIs Oberften &t@ter tn
Sitten1a&en ansrtdnnten. bte @eiebe
ano 0prlGrtften Der Stride mtt eebibs
renper N@tuns Itsbtet uno boG1@dBe
ten, fire Htdtlauie .nt&t rtebr am
arifen, lonpern sielmebr Dertbetet9ten,
nnp fe niGt mebr ibrer Sitter beraub>
ten, lonrern eielsIben beI6iBten une
sOr feinplt&en ansrifen %bspubrten.
@tt fOl&en @runoldBsn trat nun
@resCr lein yontiftat an. Gr mar
fi6 wCbI bee fdweren Dsrfes bepuet
peI&es er aussufIbrsn bate, ndmli@
Der abfsaune aQsr @ebrs&sn feiner
3rtt. gr fannie pobl Die mannisfalti>
gen 6tnrsrniGe, bic Der Dur4flbruns
pieler Arbeit i'm @ese fancen. Dens
nod ubsr sins er NIT fefem Mutte
unp unteueIamsm WiQen ni9t wents
Ger als 9rO6sr SeiOnnenbeit an pas
0rOee @etf uno-uOubra6te Is. 3u<
Dor bate CT tnpsB mod etnen febr bar
ten &f nit weltIt9en lepObl oIs
aud sstRIi&en 6irftsn su bsiebsn.
lno Otsier Sumpf fUu unS isBt i'm
Gdberen bei6dfttsen.
las Grts. rpOmit @resor besann,
un1 bic Stride pom tbrer &nsHt11aft ~
bsfreten, mar Die Befdmpfune Der Sts
monte unp bss @oncubinatss unter ben
@sihIi&en. Dab Elm 0Orsebsn ssssu
bieie .beteen uebsl turGaus nptbwsns
pig mar, Serftebt fi@ BON lelbft. DEM
pdrsn jene nt@t betdmpft tpprren, 70
mare Die Ris6e In bie tr~aurtsfte Gage
~9sratbsu, wie aud Elm Staat, In nell
DIEM Nemter, &t@terfeaen, u. {. 10. an
ben Metfbtetenpen Serfauft crer mad
Seltsben perl@sntt peroen, nctbwenots
feinem untersanse entsesen eeben mue.
3upsm batten jspe usbeI unp t~elonrers
bas Ger StmOnte l@On 10 melt I'm fi&
9erifsn, bae, als i'm Sabre 1049 cine
fir6lt6e SYncoe ben itmcniftl@ einses
IeBten Stl95fsn tbre Nsmtsr entstsben
unp 70 BEN fGretsnpen Mibbrau@e
fteuern tpoate, pieles ntdt curGsulsbsn
mar, tnoem raDur1 bet rettem pie met>
fen Etr6en ibrer 9eifIi9en beraubt
wCroen waren.
0Urtiesuns fcIst.)
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ueber Sic Ginman6erunA

ma&t bic NeU gorfer 5anrelssettune
pom Is. Mat folaeupe 8emsrfunBer
gu ben sieIen 9ewetlen, bas unler
1anb f1 nod timer ni6t BON BEN
Na1weben ber 9anic erboIt bat ges
b5rt aud bic bepsutenee Nbnabme Der
ginwanperune. @dbreno In ben er>
fen pier Monaten res gpriabrs In UNI
isrsm 5afen 30.716 3wilGenrsdSpais
fastere lanreten, betrus reren Qn3abl
in Der Yarauslperioee laufeneen Sabrs
nur 26,267, mitbtn cine Ibnabms ron
4449. Die urladen pteier Nbnabme
ftno aueemsin bstannt. 90 lanse rpir
quite 3eitsn batten, por jeper einges
manrerte GARNER pper 6~anewerfsr, Der
bier Nrbett unp 9uten Qebn FAM, feie
nen surtissbliebenen 5eimutbsssnoGsn
seseniter Elm tbdtisfr, nenn meiftsns
aud unbspuSter Observation-Disclosures
Elm jerer 8risf BON bier, weIder S6il-
oerun9 Der bOben 2Sbne uno ees leiGs
ten 8srpienfeS entbtslt ma9te fir
Amertfa propaganda unb fdpente bic
3abl ter eurupamtpen Nrbeiter an.
Aber auf bic fteben fetten Sabre finb
iest bic maseren sefolst; fat Der ros
i~enfarbtsen Beridte stnsen r,ur 9laeeu
dber ben f6lsdtsn @si6dftssane an
bic 3urafeebliebenett Elm unb ciele
Mittbsiluneen eripisien f@ sur 8e>
idrdnfuna Der Auswanterer rtrtlamer
ale ale Maersseln Der eeut19et1 Nes
sisruns. Seit Der panic lag unlere
5noufrte rarnieOer Gilsnbubnbauter
batten fat sdnsli@ aufesb5rt, Die Gas
brifsn firstsn Arbsitssstt ipnte SSbne,
uno Strites uno Ausfdnhe fuIeten.
lrus pieier triben 3ufdnbe fnb, AQss
in Gaem senommen, BE @erbdIt niGe
Ger bisfsen MISUNDERSTANDING wdbs
reno Der lsBtsn Il Sabre nod INNER
better eswelsn, OILS fOlGeS in ben msis
fen 1bsiIsn Guropa's Der Sal mar.
81 cod eth grocer She'll Der perlonen,
welGs in GOlse Der bidissn Yafaeiers
preile TN psrSansenen Sabre bis olte
6simatb wteper auflubtsn, in,miiGen
mad bier su,ifsefebrt, aus Gem einfas
den @runce. neil fie, trps Der ldIsGs
ten 3eiten, bier ;u 0anre nod timer
etnen bsifern Sebsnsunterbalt fancen,
als In europa. Dieter &idFus 2erer,
pte F6 rtaben su bt6srn sIauttsn.
rarf als Der @orIdufer elmer, wenn
aud MUIR o(Imdlieen 6sbuns Der GIN
ruanoerun9 aneeleben psrten. Cine
psrmanente Abnabme eerlelbsn 1T OBJ
nebin nidt su bsflr6tsn. Der erRe
NnfOs su lebtaferer @sf9dfstbdtis,
felt ptro aud cen Stront Der Smmts
grafton pieper tn Beweguns isBsn,
penn bet e%inisermabsn nprmalfn 3us
fdnren siebt es fstn eunp, psl1ss Gem
Fetstsen Smmtsrantet 70 SieIe gor>
tbeile bistet, pte bas unlere, unb ale
8srlu1e, etne sesentbstIise Meinung
b%erSur3urufen, mifen f@ als fru1tIps
erpsiien. Die prulperttdt bes Gan
res 1T aber tn nett fdrfersm 0rabe
bic l1rlahe Der gtnwanberuna, ale be-
rem Nirfuns; bic abnabHe per Smnts
grafton wabrenp Der leBten 3eit, 70
enapFnpli& aud eintSe 0ef@dfts> unb
Berfebrstran&en tnburd berdbrt rors
ben fnp, bat beuna@ nt9ts etnftli9
Beunrubtsenbes.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-29
s euiIlet0n.
GIrben@ anberer.)
Maisnsruk.

2anee fGliefen glatt unb 9Iitbe
Inter eiiis farrem Druid,
Srauer traus In bas @emitbe,
SebnluGt mad entl@wunb'n em 91mud.
gntlt& fam Der Mai, Der boise,
Sn bas Sbe Srauerlanb,
l1ab bas 8litbenbeer tint Splbe
WunberSua nit tbm erfans.
Sa, ta tamen fe, bic li6eu,
0isben 8inber freuets an,
rm bic &einfe su besriBsu,
gu b~etransen TIRE gabn.
gsil@en, blau unb fHli&t nur aetste,
@inlant ii& tun WalbperlteB,
Duftsnb fiB fein> 8Gpfaen uetste
ltnb Der Sunefrau Gemutb prizes.
t1nb gerstBmetnui&t pte frabIte
MunberbuIb ietn MeuseIein,
Das bic Sreue ltebIi& maIte
Dieter Sansfrau Nib unb rein:
&Ss&en, ellie IN ben @a,ten,
!GSntsin NIT belem S&ett,
TIM Der SGrftn a~ufsuparteu,
Sbrsr 2iebe Bib su fsin.
ellie, blsnbenb peibs gfanae.
Rrpne tn benz 8lamenret@,
Nab' Sbr balb In Deinsm Glause,
Der AT &etnbett feline elei@.
9umuat bod. 8lum&en, fdurnt ut@t l6nssr,
SIR 81 ipeaben Guren duff,
9sr@, es tSnt bas 0isb Der SGnser
S@pn gum gretie hur@ bic Cuff.
1nb ptr f&wa&e @eni&sntinber,
GieItebrdnst psa Noib unb yetu,
@plten bod sstpiB ui&t uitnber,-
@timmen III ben SuteI Gin.
9ast uns tenn bic m6ttis 5ebre
Gribsn, tnnis fstsu an,
Dab uns Gstt brr9 sic ssrdbre
8eitanO auf BET Iuesnb 8abn.
Mnna 2etbert.
GrpB WIatns, @ts. IS. 1at 1875.