davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
sic ShronfoIae III China.

9 bangb a I, y. Sebr. = GIN Gefiibl
Der llnli6erbeit berrid3t infolge Der 3brOn=
folae. Sbgleid) Der Sohn Des BrtnSen @bun
inter benz gtamen &paug Gem errudblt por-
ben it, bdlt man es bod fir mDglld], baB
bieies arrangement St6rungen erleiben fam.
Die aaiierin q. 9on Sc, @ittme bes per@
1torbenen Saiiers, bat nemlid uidt, pic be-
rt9tet wurbe, SelbitntOrb be9angeu, ionoern
beftubet fi9 in gutter 6offnung. Sollte fie
einen Sobn gebdren, 10 ipiirDe oieier Der redIt>
mdBige Sbronerbe iein uno Die &aiierin, ios
pie bic Wfntter bes &aiiers, piirben bic SOr4
muuAIdhaft fiihreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
Scr @eISnt0rft.

ytep . crf, Z. Sebr. = 8el6 letd)t
5u 2-21. gSe9iel rubis su asa. @OlO
flau aber feit gu 114B-4. Die Staten fir
carrying" iinb bis YrO5. SunOes>Sbz
1tSSE's isol; 6aer Coupon u M Mi1sg; 's4sr eonpon
1174; '65er 119g; neue 1873; '67er 119@; !;
'6Ser 1194; yteue Siinfer 1153; 10l40er
Coupon III. aftien i6lofien flau uno weniger
geOriidt; Jteiu -gorf Central 1O14, @rle 2S4,
lafe Sbore ISL, SIS. Central 101, Bitts-
burg 90a, gtortb 8eitern 438, prior. 564,
&od-SSlanb 103.
llnteri6asauts gilau8: Golo s43, 1885,
3SS. S0urallt S4S,444, ,160.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
>, 8btlaoeIpbia=gSt Stlmin9ton=Sal
tim "A rct. GGiSctt "a Il fAft "a

NQtl Bbilaoelpbia, yBc9eitatiOnen un0 o0eIas
mare @iisn6abu" um 7.25 Uior9ens, Sonntags aus
9enommen.
9ad philadelphia uno gteluzgorf-(iidb in Yerr9s
bile mity,ort Oepoftt uer6inoeno) nm g.2j ugrDors
aeus, SoHntags dus9enomTeu.
&ab Stem Y)ort pom Der Sbarle5 StraBeu=Stuz
tion um 1885 ubr 9iorgeus, Sonntags aus9enoms
men.
Ratb philadelphia uno Retuzg zgorf-(itf In gEil.
minaton NIT oern Oelanare=Gi Gien6G9H" per6inocno)
nm 2.i0 u9r gfobmittass, au59euommeH SoHns
Biir 8e9efattonen nm IL. ll6r giadm., ausges
uommen Souuta9s.
gtad9 g5taoelpbia nm 6.25 ll9r Ro6mittass tag
lid.
tiou-Grpre6z3ug nm 1890 ll9r abeHts td9li6.
Die ,86ilaoelp6iaz Saltimorer @eHtrol &iiens
balm" Oerldst Baltimore nm l9r glatmittG9s.
8iIetzYireau SIT. 143, gBetsBaltimoreir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
Sie &dIte 1T Wetp=Wurf.

Nepz y OFT, y. Sebr. = Oa8 Gls N
benz Sluiie peruria6t mad, immer beoeutenoen
S6aoeu. Ser gaft 0tiper unterbalb Der
lleberfabrt bel Sutton tit blofirt, uno bic
Shiffe habeu ibre Sabrten etnlteaen nitnen.
Die Sultou.Sdbrboote fabreu inoeB noh re-
aelmabis, 9aS @etter 1T au9enbltdlid et<
mas menioer falt, aber eS id1ueit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
Ser W6roer Semoer einscfansem,

pei6e BON 6lorence, ari3ona, bsiagt, bab ein
Mann, ben man fir 8snOer, ben Hotoriiden
aanlas -@Drosr hGlt, IN isner @cgenO BON 2
Berionen, Die Ieineu @pnrcn bur9 Das meft>
li6e Geras urD gteu.0 .0terito ssfolst iilb, 9e.
fangen genommen woroen lit. um lbn Su
ibentii5iren, rpirb er na6Stluer- -@itp, g.'W.,
aebrad)t lperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
srnbeus In Der itmtcr,p eft "

gd1iteu Dttttruod tomnlt ais 8eneE8OOrz
itellung fir ben titdti9eu 3enoriiten uniere8
3beaterS, 6rn. ytiels, Sfienba6'S Wtetiterz
pert: ySrpbeu8 III Der untermet" i'll Der
yGOncOrOia" sur aufiiibrnng. 9ieie Operette
bat Sffeubah'8 g8eltrubm begritnbet uno
ragt beute nod inter alien Sffenbahiaoen
I'M 9aupteSlduge berpOr. - .9ie Srdgcr Der
Sauptrollen buben alle idon i'll 9euti9lano
oartn geipielt uno geiuugen, unO fleiBtgeS
@tuituOnen. iOwie tiihtigeProben merOen Die
@eleGihaft III ben StanO ieeen, cine 9lan5s
nnritell1nn Ill hiften
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
Ser j,tsenoltde W6roer Yomerog
Gin sdlfff perbraitftt.

Soft N, Maf., II. Sebr. - Cine bier
eingetroffene 0epeidle beriAtet, oaB oas
S6tff rSunfer 5tu" am 8. Sebr. in Der
Dtanilla Sai perbrannte unb geiunfen Jet.
Die 2aOung, Die in 700 Sonnen 3uder uno
uugefdbr in 1850 8allen 6anf, 5ulammen
eineu 8erth BON s250,000 reprdlentlrenO,
beitQllO, 1T total perloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13

as- Sabt Sbr ie eim Sstno seisbeu. Oas
nidt 2o6er in ieiueu Saubipisen hattie gBenn Sbr
ems seebeu b6bt, 10 Oerlaiiet Gud oaraui, bas Die
Sdubs init g liver Zip s OeriebeH paren. 9tes
ielbeu traseu iid ME an ben 3sbeu aus. Seriubet
iiei (SaE.-6ebr.ru)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13

RT Der @eoanfe 1T IaderItdl, bel SdIubeu
Sabeu ouSuDeuoen, Der fault, ober Stiite, tpeIte
ftb Suiammen5iebeH uuo Gusfaueu. i3ur 9eIeftsung
BON gobIen On oas Oberleoer Der Stteiel II. S6abe
1T Gable Sere,p Btre bas einSise bottbart gla.
erial, (SGR, 6e6g,p,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
. Sr. 3. 6. Wopiton,

Nadbfolserbes Or. gBtu6eIL
s,, 1f;S. gSeits TaSette>, ober5alb @utarpfrase.
ny: sbas S 1s1Ssn Oasdaus ohne s4msrsen NIT Sii!te
ee3 asdsaiss an5ssSosen game geets NIT Sum m.
misdbnen 10 bni9, wie $40 uno paneno sefan..tii;
id5tem goIbe au eine por5iislihe gseiie Sefnut 81
uub bo6er. Yerionen perben pobitbun, bter eofSae
irrcde, ebe fie Gnoersfpo bingeben oa ole Gaellt'
idten fir BITE AnsIiibrung aner .3fpet9e Der 3a9ns
ar,neitunt utfbt i6ertrofen perten fonnen. Ole
Bree iub lebr neoris, nno fptro aae 4rbeit saran'
sirt. O1s G5ei1dft 1T su ieber 3eit aeoFfnet.
NSftd-Sultt0, Sftit-Sanf0, ,UStO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
Bon Wleutfob0.

Sttama, IL. 6ebr. - Sn Dem @erifts=
hauie SIT 8innipeg purbe geitern Die BRO
flamation erlaiien, peld,e 8iel III bte 9dt
erflIrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
SeittSdleS YS0lfSfbe0fer.

Gum SeneTl5 fllr 6rn. >. S6lnoler Dnr0e
geitern 2lberO III Der D&urnbale" o@iner bon
uni're Qeut'" OEer Scr braUe Siaat" uOr eiz
nem Oi6tbeietten 6auie 9egebeu. Die Saupt=
rotten mareu in ben SdnOen Der 06. 9abu
unO Shinbler uno Der 6rau SAinOler unO
muroen 10 brau 9e9eben, ouB oa5 Bubitum
hisielhen III perihlebenen Molen heruorrlei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
Iatnarets Rnlen- nahnumIpfr

eftettip reinist uno maat bic 3d4ne psib, le1t ben
5Shmf Oie Saeon Der S6ahtel iit ueu, nieolid, be-
e ouea uno jpar{am. Yres % Gents. gu baben
sIen gIpothefen uuo Orogueu=Sanolnn9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
Sie Gottierpattpctt tn Rctp=


N no Orleans, II. Sebrudr.
@onerpatiuen bielten bente cine Grefutip=
Sisuna, nm einen neuen Ser9e16sporidlag
III beratben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
9rerePs NNteMer

WIUutN Eau u5 UUIUBu6,
eiues Der ieiniteu BarfiimS fiir'S 80i6entud
unb Die Soilette, beOari MIR elmer 4jrObe, nm
tmmer gebrau6t 81 merOeH. Brei5 %, so,
100 @entS pro 6lai9e. Sci allen apOtbe=
fern, @alantericz uno WfoOemaarenbdnolern
81 baben.
4. y. SrereI & Gomp.,
(gtoo "a, ,3Ditl Sde Der Sbarp= uuo SernoHftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
SrGn0e.


Sartf tforb, Conn.,, II. Sehr.-Ottller'8
Slod murbe beute friib nm llhr Ourd Seuer
serft6rt. Oas 9euer fam in gS. Dtiller'S
@elfdft aus unb perbreitete iid) in Solge be8
@aliermangels i6nen mad Sues, 6amlin &
Snqerioa'S Mobenaarenlaben uno anoern
am Slod befinolid)en @e1dlGiten. gtur nit
Wtiibe fonnte mdn bic SniaIien Der Sduier
retten. 3met 20Ihmdnner mur6en ol1rd] ein-
itiir,enbe Wauern idper bei6Goiat. @rIt
mad EageSanbru4 gelan9 es, bas Seuer 81
bemeiitern.
Ser Sotalperluit tpirb auf $250,O00 &C.
| iddtt, pooon $l72, 800 nerii6ert itno. $62,-
500 bel 9artforber 9eielI6aften, Der 0felt bel
ausmdrtisen. Spes, Sarlin & SngeriOa
perlieren 100000, uerfifert in Der uaetna"
in SartfOrb fir $4,000, r6ome" BON Jtefus
Dorf $4,000, nBennipluania" in Bbilaoelz
pbia $4,000, nSpttngfielO" in Springfelo
$4,000, yBb0nir" in Sartforb, Continental" /"
ySowarb," y9anoper," D0tepublic," rSers
man," american" uuo ygtortbs samerIcan"
in JteusgOrf; sSmperial" nno Queens" IN
2onoon unb ,Dferdant's" in yfemarf fiir 3lI'
| iammen $4,000. OaS @ebdube, Gigen-
tbum BON y. .. Starr, gdu5lidl Serit0rt, auf
$40, 900 geid9aet, iit in Der vSartforO" fir
$1,000 unO in Der ,gtational" uno u@onnec-
ttcut," aue III 9artforo, fur le S3UOO per=
F1ert. ISM. Dt. Dtiller biiBt on gSaaren
$25 900, rpelde in Der Connecticut" tiir
$500 unb in Der s6arfOrS" fitr $4,000, betoe
| in Sartforo, io.pie in Der nSome" in gfep.
| gorf fir $4,000 perii6ert Enb. 0aS pom
Dtiller bepobHte @ebauoe, @igentbnm pon
| 9llfreb s. Gin, bas ebeniaas total eingedidert
uuroe, unb pas auf $25, 900 gewertbet lit, If
fir ie $4,000 periidlert in Der uOteriben" IN
Mertben, ,@iraro" in Ybilabelpbta, yGapi
tal=@ttp@ in albanp unO u8o9er gStlliamS"
in Bropipence. 81, 8aaeultein, Der elm Nfo-
Denaeihait in beuiielhen 9aIie bate, perlter
$50, 1000, periihert fir ie $4,000 in Der nPb0
mir" BON Sartforo unb Der uRortb. Sritttib.
90. @ir, S6neioer, biiBt $4,000 elm, bic I'M
periidert finb.
3etroit, Uii6., II. 6ebr. - Das
6ra9t= Depot Der r6lint Pere Narquette
8abn" brannte geitern nieber. alle 6raf
purbe seritDrt; aud 8ells, Stone & Go''
0aben mnroe eingedi4ert. Serlnit 1000
Meabpille, Benni., II. Sebr. = @il
beute 0iorsen in Cambridge, @eaopile
Gonntp, Benni., au8gebrOdenes Seuer ser
lt6rte Die Sdgemiible BON SbertpOOb 8
Comp. unb Die &diefabrif bon Ben6letOn 8
/ Sbsrlpooo. Serlut $4,000; oOa Der
$ iiC1ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
3. @atme, 9erausseber.
gpe3ial : Noti3e,t.
BaIttutore
FIRE 9ufmrnnff 0Offife1

BaIttmore
fit 3ufuranft OFFICE,
eaeme{tssde boa eomtb. ano mater, SssSEs. sysr.
Dicie @eis1tajt per6ertt tortmdbrens segeh Des ss,
Up oSer daSea Sus STSSS5as1a% Sraea uon 1ggH gssnt5u
gSosS. SSeens naS Sbaarenbduier, 9an6els siiter,
@SssIns soIsa SauS IN sSeans SsnS:
S Sos w& Siyeitorium betc9t aus tksenSen 2erren:
gs m. g. s arrti IN, Prdiioent;
1so. n. g,ifer5, s. b. 3apff,
Sapio g. Wilion, 2. 6obt. SenttnS,
tinnah Yeuninaton, Q. Wtorton Gtemdrt.
SSrancis s. &ins, .. s. Nemeomer.
3enrp Carroll, Srnine Sortpis,
81, g. Steuart, 2D. %. EapIor,
gBn. s. Brune, Ssrael Goben,
@eorse2 9. Sarriion.
gppIitdttouS=Sormulare uno peitere glatridt i;bei
bic 65eenbait tpiro tn Der Office, GabmefzGde BON
Soutb= unS aBaterfraBe, ertbeiit, mo aud aGe anfs
irdse iofort erleei9t peroen. 0rrF1eruu9en perben
oui rsene etne Strip an9enommen, sDelGe Der applt'
FAINT ipinihen mag.
(Sant,1SD 0r. Bssotportb, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
0erMtiG)te 5epeid)ett GttS
SHetaa=N

9tew Oorf, u. 5ebr. = Sob er0ffnete
81 1148 unO ldhlob su 114s.
- Somobl Der 9tortb- alS aud Der @ait.
Oliucr iino poler Sreibeis unb oieSAififabrt
1T arg gebenmt; nit beionoeren S9miertg-
feiten baben Die 6dbren 81 fdmpfen; eintge
Soote baben ibre Sabrten gang uno gar etn-
geiteat.
(Spater.) Ser @erfehr nit SrOoflpn
burA Die 5Sdbrboote 1T faft gdnslid einge>
iteQt. Die ieiteiten 8oOte wa9en bann nnb
mann cine Sabrt, Oieielben tDnncn aber oas
Rnblifum ni9t accOmmobiren. Iae Sabr.
bGuier iiuO uoa bon Neui9eu, tpeldle auf
Sef0rpernug marten.
= Der Dpir. yabniiiuia" 1T bon eiper'
pool bier eiraetrofen.
- Die 3Ol @innabmeu betruscn beute
$418,000.
- Der lluteri9atn,eifter sablte beute ala
Sntereilen $4,000 nub fir etnge3osene Sb.
ltgatlonen $38, 900 aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
Die heiBe Tuft-

DON 2aplon 9uBeiien uno benz soloenen
Observation-Disclosures
finn isser ON 5 5sf5ft porSislt, unb finb In Sins
iidlt Ser @reelens ndJt 5u nbertrefTen.
Sontraffe fur SeiSuus bur irseno etnes oerietbeu
mer0eu absei1loiien BON
ganrir,5 1Sy) Gde Der Baltimore u. gutdfpfraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
Ser aroke SfonSaIsVrpsef,,

SrooflDn, N.s0., u. Sebruar
Stabtgeridt luurbe nm IL llbr erDfinet; es
mareu aber nur IL @eIdmorene erifienen,
alld) paren brei Anpdlte 8eefer's abmelenS.
@egen il llbr nertagte 9fidter 9teilion bas
@erid)t. Sr. Quarts telegrapbirte BON Der
Sultons Sabre, oaB er niht tonmen fbnne,
inoem bic Soute Die 5abrteu eiugeitellt bat'
ten. Grit um2 llbr trafen Die &c. DorterSoote
Elm uub Die Serbanblungeu founten fortgeiett
rperben; ba jeood Der @eid)worene 8aglOr
INNER nod feblte, 10 ipurbe i6lieBlid Der
@eridtsbof bis gum Montaa perta9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
Die Barrier Ranaf

bat fd5 etne Reputation peseu ihrerSor,d9libf i'm
sod5en, 8aden unb Spariomfeit in Senerun9 uno
a6nusuns ertporben, rpelhes oieieibe ieer ale ans
Wobnbdu5eI merben fabri3irt nno fino gum 8erfaufe
bei %. g.. gScoo & Comp,
gde Der Baltimore uno gutafufraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
2(us 9trfaniaS.

2tttle 81 Cd, y. 6ebr. - Die groB'
@eid,morenen baben Die 9luflagen, welde bon
elmer Insabl SunoesiolDaten erboben pur=
ben, bab cine Sdredensberridaft i'm Staate
eriftire, unteriudt, unb beute Serift eritattet.
9ie 9ei6woreneu founten aber feinen etn5i-
gen 6all finben, baB elm Wann ieineS Sefltes
beraubt ober eingeidiihtert morOen iei. Die
@eidmorenen fanbeu nur einen 3eu9en, mel
der iiber bas SorbanOeulein Der uBeiBen-0iz
ca" poiitipe ausiasen ma6te unb ein Wflt.
slieb Der sebeimen Organization naunte; als
6ieies Oiitglieo auf ben 3engenfanS gebradlt
murbe, fano es iid), baB eS elm Dtitslieo Der
BntbiaS Sitter" mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
Sic settatprtpabIett.


ct. Saul, Wtinu., II. 6ebruar. = -0as
beutiqe Sotum in Der @eietgebung bate fol.
genoes &eiultat: 8amlap 50, 3ohren 45,
5apis 33. @eitern.4benb ruitrpe elm wetterer
Serlud 9emadt 8amiaB unO 0auis 5uritd'
sltsreben, bod bic 6rellrbe &amiap's tutlis<
ten ui9t elm.
ct. Baul, @inn., -. Sebruar. = Go
,pobl 0tamlap, ais 9apis iinb Suriidgetreten
uno Die @epubltfaner iperoer mor9en einen
neuer @anbiOaten auffteuen.
Ser iusemolt6e W6rocr 9otterop.
8olton, Maii., II. 6ebr. - Ser bD6ite
Gerihtsbof bat beute in Der Ingelegenbeit
bes Seize $. BomeroD bic @iumdnOe perpor.
fen ltno Die @rlafiuug eines llrtbeils anseorbz
net. Ser iugenbllde @algenpogel mirb benz
nad) gum Gooe Ourd) ben Strid perurtbeilt
nerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
@afimore, W}o, samfag Is. aebruar 1875.

ienbabn. 8aggpn befunben. 9ieier iagte ibm,
er wiiroe ME miebcr Suriid gu ieinen Glteru
febren unb sman9 i'm, einen gib su leiiten,
baB er ME Don ieiner Sergangenbett etrpaS srz
sGblen polle, ruelhen Sdpnr er bier Sabre
lang gehalten, es oann aber nift mebr aus
suhQlten oernod1t h1tte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
Die Yarlor=Somne u.sdneabetaer'
ffufrplab-Deffm

babeu ole anoeren i'm Sei5en ii6erHlselt unb pers
ionaeu speuia eparatur. Sa6ri5irt uno perfduf bon
9S. g. gNooo 6 Comp,
@de Der Saltimore= uuo GutaD1traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
0eor9 Nufer stttn Spoe rerttr=
fhetIf.

Cincinnati, II. Sebr.-@eorg 0tnfer,
Ser @Drber bes Sern1ann S9iaing, tft beute
DeS Morbes Inn eriteu @raoe i4uloi9 befunz
ben mDroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-13
@ans fd16n, tpenn aiht Oct Yieroez
fttf udftlttuffe,

wv pSi ~ v tut - ONoA' >thtS~
rifaniidbe Giienz uub Stabl @eieli6aft"
nabm geitern folgenbe Sei6liiiie on: rSe-
idlofien, baB es in oieier 3eit grocer uno
anoauernber GeDriidtheit ber@eifafte es mebr
als ie @Hi1t Der &egieruu9 it, barauf su
ieben, bab bel Nbiaiiun9 Der @eiete bic ern
lteite aufmerfiamfeit ben 9lrbeitern, welde
nift burd, etgene S4ulo bei6aftigun9sloS
gemoroen iino, sugewenbst ipirb, Oamit ntdlt
oeren un8uiriebenbeit nod bur9 gegen ite be.
ipteiene 9lei9giiltigfeit 'perntebrt nno 10 bic
Stiiben Der geielll6aftlid]en Srbnung 9e=
i9wd6t werben, auf benen Die @runblage
unierer republifaniid)en Suitituttonen rubt;
baB Der rationale @rebit unperlebrt erbalten
unb ni6t Dem gortbeile elmer Bartci ober elmer
tempordren Bolitit geopfert iueroen bari, I'M
oas gegeniudrtige rationale @leno nid1t nod
81 uergr6Bern unb sum nationalen Sanfe<
rott Su fiibren. Sn aubetradt, baB alle Ser
pfliftungen Der 9tegierung anf bas Biinft.
lidDte erfiillt nerben miiiien, balten mir bafir,
baB iol6e 3uiabs0le, mie ite fir nDtbis be-
funoen perOeu, burh ben 9egenludrtt9en Gonz
9reb prompt unb furftloS gum @elebe erbo=
ben iperben iollen; oaB babet aber 10 biel ais
m0elid) baranf aebalten perOen ioa, baB Die
30le bon 2urusartiteln unb iolden aus
pGrtigen 8robuften, iueldle nit ben in
lGnbiid)en confnrriren, erboben rperbe1."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-01-28

PLAIN WORDS .ABOUT THE
LOUESLANA QUESTION.

The position in which the Republican
party is put by the report Of the Con-
gressional committee is a grave one.
The simple fact, which cannot be evaded
is that the military of the United States
have been used, under general instruc
tiohs, to sustain Governor kellogg, in
giving the organization of the lower
house in the Louisiana Legislature to
majority frsudulently obtained. The
fraud never could have been consumma-
ted if the Marshal and Collector Of the
United States had, however, the courage
tile honesty and the common sense to
oppose it. These facts remain after all
is conceded that it claimed in regard to
the prima facie validity of the returns
made by the board, and it is byisuch OBJ
,yious andgenerous facts that the respon-
sibility of the party will be measured,
no matter what technical defenses may
be interposed. He is no friend of the
Republican party, and,no true adherent
Of the principles which that party has
embodied in the Constitution, who does
not do everything in his power to right
the wrongs that have been committed in
louisiana in the name Of the Republi-
can party, and TO prevent their recur-
renee New York Times, Rep
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ANOTHER GROSS VIOLATION
or THE CONSTITUTIONS

q The New York Evening Post which
the President has stricken from the list
of public advertising mediums, because
it condemned his conduct in Louisiana,
thus concludes an article on his more re-
cent exploit OF Vicksburg
"We shall probably be asked to wait
for official information before formingan
opinion on this latest and most mon
strous perversion Of tie foundation
principles of Democratic Republican
government. There are some points of
the case as to which we are curious to be
officially informed-such rs the origin of
the orders issued by General. Emory to
Major Head; but there need be no delay
in saying that this Federal military in
reference, whether directed by Govern
or Ames of Chancellor Hill, on by Presi-
dent Grant, or by General Sheridan or
General Emory, on his own responsible
ity, was gross violation of the Constitu-
ton and an outrageous invasion of civil
rights. We are fully sustained in this
view by the President, who says in his
recent message that such interference
can be permitted Or justified in no
case not INVOLVING rebellion or insurrec-
tion.' There was no rebellion or insur-
rection in Mississippi-not even color
of one as in Louisiana. In the face of
the popular protest against the New Or
leans affair, the imitation of it in Yicks-
burg is something more than an out
rage tbs an insult, ,i5- Al .sr.
We do not suppose that the President
ordered this latest military interference,
but we are by no means sure that he is
not responsible for it. If he had hearth
ly and unqualifedly condemned what
was done in New Orleans ,Dothing like it
would have been done in Vicksburg. He
failed fully, to disclaim the military poll
cy in the South, and already further re-
suits of that policy appear. 1t is impos-
sible to anticipate what may be their
frequency and effect unless the policy is
abandoned. Will the President aban-
don it now?"
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gh. sA qann democrat Canton te gamsdsg @Arung es 1873

ly, who devotes his leisure TO the acqui-
sition of knowledge, who gains friends
by deserving them, ard who saves his
spare money. There are some ways TO,
fortune shorter than this old, dusty high
way, but the staunch men of the COM
munity, the man who achieves some
thing really worth having good fortu e,l
good name. and serene old age, all 20 on
this road. Ei
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The SIMPLE SRcREr.-Twenty clerks
IN store, twenty hands ina printing
Office, twenty apprentices in ship yard,
twenty young men in village-all ex-
pect to get on in the world, and want to
do so. One Of the clerks will become
partner and make a fortune; one Of the
compositors will own newspaper and
become an influential citizen; one of the
apprentices will become a master me-
chanic; one of the young villagers will
get handsome farm and live like pa
triarch-but which one is the lucky in
dividual? Lucky There is no luck
aboutit The thing is almost as certain
as the rule Of three. The young fellow
who will distance his competitors is. he
Who masters his busiRess, %lio ppreserxssess'
his integrity, who lives cleanly and pure
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THE TWO IRA TBLERS.
NY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.


vIAgAs evening, and before my eyes fN
There lay u landscape gray and dim;
Fields family seen and twilight skies III
And clouds that hid the horizons brim, 4
haW-or was Il that dreamedY-
A waking dream ri cannot say
lFay every shape as real seemed
As ihOsc that meet my eye to-day.
Ehroushleaness shrubs the cold winds hissed }
The air was thick with falling snow,
sud onward through the frozen mist, -
sN,agwearS tpnyelg 60, t-Vft-N.
priyen 6eI the 1skdyeabe ldrG and bieak, -
Before the whirling gusts of air
ghe snow flakes SmOte hiStwlthered cheek,
And gathered on his silver hair,
Net on he Jared through binding SHOWS,
And mprguripg tofl1mself he Aaid~rl siBtl
The night is near, the darkness grows "a . .b
and higher rike theHriitsl tread,
q NO3E % 1aIh f}uI t'' +i'I1l
mrep. deep cach autin,i flower they hide, llUi a
Each tun Of green they whelm from sight,,
And they who jOurpeyed .by my side s .... I'D
8teloS in thcSuff0 ndiag hight,
M H n'. ..'' W
q loved them oh, no words can tell
The love thatbo my friends i bore n
TSe parted with the sad farewell ..
,Ofhose who part to meet no more.
.ill1 rI
and l. who face this bitter wind
And DER these snowy hillOcks creep,
Must end my tourney soon aud find IA
A frosty couch, 4 frozen sleep
'|." iI.i
1,, ,,,,,s L., s,ol.o ,.il,rtn ofi,ain
Shot TO my heart closed my eyes,
and when opened them again ..
starred with glad surprise.
,.rr,,,.., ,.,.,,,i ,,.,ii, ,,d.;, tho ,yo.t
Nte,'us Sg,i, ",,J ,ri,,c,, l NY -
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Dissolution Notice.

NJ Office is h, reby given that the co-partner-
~ ship heretofore existing between Henry
Myers and w B. devices, under the firm name Of
consent. W. B. DEVICES,
ia -.u,.J U-ul glur,',,y II HENRY MYERS
The, business will heJeafter be conducted by
Henry Myers who win be assisted BY Mf. John
,Dewees. gIllQg 0siA..au 20 Jan /, ~ -
January S5-7-wS.
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vIShs evening, and before my eyes FN
There lay u landscape gray ana dim
Fields family seen and twilight skies III
And clouds that hid the horizons brlm,y
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Aohdral
Civil Government VS.. Grants BayOnetS
SPEECH OF HOM GEORGE H.
PENDLETON

a REvie7o gf tie SitNation-- Where tie
ReJbons6ihy BeIomgs-KiHta,y IN
&ey1tyence F1y6adeH-He Rights Of
AegiSlafHyeS-4 Clear, Substantial
csAR TRfkjnf ShtemeHL
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-03
Popping the Question.

II you love me, tell me %;
have read 10 your eyes,
have heard It In your signs,
But my woman's heart replies,
It you love me, tell me 90
Should I give you Yes Of Not
Yay, . girl may not confess
That her augwef would be ''Yes''
To such questioning, upless
He who loves her tells her %.
~ g..
II you love me, tell No %! fwait;
Loves gives strength 10 watch and
Trust gives heart for any fate.
Rich or poor. unknown or great,
If you love me, tell me sol