davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-08-23

writer Ia the Ga!arH. speaking Of tho Groat
Salt Lake, says: 1.-THE water is 80 destely
1allne that 1t III impossible for body to fad tue
bottom. 1t il capital place to acquire she art
OF swimming with poFfect safety. ln fossncr
times tAree barrels of watof left to eyAporase
would produce QUO barrel of suit b'lr tho fresh-
oning within thu last twenty years has 10 weak
oued 1t that now four barrels Vi 1t arc required
to obtain that quantity. I. has becomo fresh.
therefore, In pro1p. tlon OF solnewhst nora
than per cont yearly. ltenco 1t follows tlat
in loss thau ono hundred yoass tue uaulo o1
Crest Salt Lake should 10 changed; for by thld
timo 1t Will like Mormonlsm 10 cte.red OF al
ats 4npuritles."
, 1875-08-23


-,
1 EtsT1OS BALES or Ihlt.SES, EAKH1AGES.
y AMI hasnr,. Tue,d.y. Tan,sde. and ss.ntisy.
rn,t,ueu r,nR at II I'll. :, MEsittS cI.'S Auction
Kooni. Sus III aud 1so East TaIhngtou-st. stuck oa
band At ptitat sale.
F4ul18
At ATrTt1N- -MAETIS's BAZAAR. NOS. ~
II Aai ~ state II Regular auctiHn snts on Eetna%-
day Ut E,aI horset carriages. top And opan
bnxc,cs. harness. rte.
IttKtaAIHs IN MUI.KS-sF.E rHE FOLLOWING
ID rItrr- fur teams: Ant III: At RI; 1nns fi1 at
$l.s5: $l4u; \, s1n At SO: u t-sL fls u
Ynirs at M. II Eauuf,er 1T Cuilaerrn. ...
1,uH sAlE-A FIRST t'LA:,S t,i'i:S Hugely AND
i tvp.ssafr viii e1cuauca part for coal. 1u-
1ulro At "a Snrth Wallsat.
lion sAtH-lo HDuD lls>iist;S. VERY CHEAP.
4 tn cash .t.. loan Tn lirueke kFrscsJ-raR"a
fr'm to u uI.daJ. Muutia5 Is WdAt Monsocs
l.1uR SALE-FAsT TKOI-rlSE NDIHE WITHOUT
L any record. Must 10 sold. Apply At HILLS atofo.
1onlbasd,
l3Atn uF FINE cA1sKlAt:E HORSES FOR SALE:
L Will TO shNwn bT coacEat 1t sthlla In roAs us lG9
Ash!4nu,sv. lur.es yanus and roliAl,ls.
, 1875-08-23

SUBMARINE w u
4 Kingston, JAnaica, correspondent OF the
buffalo Couri4r aays: - In the latter ond Of
tho last century uld pott Royal disappeared
boneath tue wavos in IN earthquake. leav-
ing no other memorial behind than thcso
few patches Of reefs. In calm and clear
evenings, when there ia not rpnio on the
CLASSY eurfaco Of tho sen, you may look down
into Is fatLoma OF water mud seo submerged
l.onses. tovera, AMI churches, with sharks
swimming quietly IN and oAt Of the opon WIN.
aows Of tileir LeIftlea. TITO work OF eentrFios
wsa dcatroyed iu fow moments by ono htuSls
convulsivo throb OF the thin film On wl1lc'l man
has lisod aud spocuIatod tor ages paat. An
American diving company. instgased in their
enterprise by tales OF untold wealtl hurtad bo-
meath tho hoA By thiB sudden shock, rrAeued no
treasures but tho biz bell suspended rtil IN tic
pe!E tuwor aud 1ouRtau tho Same to the uluselisn
OF .lla .slaati, whore it may bs Boen, with many
p1zz|ipE inscriptions upon it, which uobouy Las
~ yot been ah!o to doaipher."
, 1875-08-23

their tfcah to tho low eating. .holana. 4 certain
a.nlada naturalist who HI. laata1 n'mp-t evers-
thing n'mrr the -sln. -nva TINT n wc1-fel cAt il
siprrlt,r IL Al Uatcn,lH rabbit. l'ri,1 gal M wo
ara ur cat D,fa Kl1trna weis r'&rtts .itp.r!
IN the Anw Icl lunI 1rica lIa + at frs'n IL t. =
eacs,. AIT! grown rat from II to T. 4 t,r-
toaa abel. Tom e1hlb.ted III IicGn lilly fuw SC
ago ~aa 1sncd at 4 hundred gahras; all! tho
llev. A. ". a!yer.isns ono f,r hnIp. in thu Ant-
mai NorlI OF February. 1915. ~ cat. neslc't
black, ni,,e inunts,a old IL hkowlso ordered Tot
aaio TN April IN tho same Journal. a. 'ns ng3
as tho hayn Of Howell the H,o!, IN shn YER
gls lila: y elsl, King enacted TINT tho pflce Of
kilinx bcforo it cn,,la 200 VA. 10 b. apenny;
~ !. caught muu,o t.op4tco; ,sl ana wl'en n
h III = cat That guarded tho Royal grAnnrics
~tre 10 Iorfo,t mich ewe ,ta 'osco anil lamb.
or a. marEl "l1a4t ~ when Ix'lrad OIL tho cat,
1uslcudei bv III TIL Tho heal touching tho
hror>. world form heao hir1i s.ronch to co7sr
tlle tip of The tail short i'no siIce the lago
net in No strong i'll BfusssA fur Angora cats tha:
fahn1 ',n prlcea were aisle und dealers stolo tho
csts tnat xern tonGHt from them nne day. mud
aud item again tue next, to Batlafy tho Do
mntld,"
, 1875-08-23


RIO ENCHAStiE-eo ACRES NEAR WtStl1StiT1N
l Hexass, nnar depot and cAf.nn,slA Of Il. u. i "
HAlttusd. t:oud ctlanco fur sabtis4on. %t e1cAn:u
DllErEN. :: ucat4osnbt,
RIO KxcHAN0E-AT GREAT BAH0A1 1Ss-s SIEVE.
raj ntN bsrk and Iw ouHs hErAeraJ.. Il" at
Tweny .ihird.sf.. furnished with Ill t'4isen c.n'sn;;
tennes F.s, wntor and eewer. Wal ray gsi reHtals !
viii 4cl[ sxetns he}araGl And take IN "s.
teod AIus ae.ir.bs seantty fsdsnos, fIStf VT
csxo. KIitk Il. NKWkL1.. lnon IL 81 wasbtnxtunst A.
frU KXCilANGk = kDME RHAL. KSrATE AND
Monsy t.: xsnd ye..el + ttW in 10 i.e t,n' Addfs''
RIO ExCnA NtlK-Gt,oD OCTA GuS- -FKuefr nnI0IS
hnales on haren-A. near Eoues.t1s; y, .t1set eaTi
1r.s, Kood cuuntyy rea!encsa In this " ~ i9ninx
hAtrs. t1Uar o lncubrancc. PAtt il .AIcf of htsns
viii Il. Will 10 IuVost,f1s ts trats. kirk H. N+WAil
81 WAshiugton' 'st.. Noou, II. -..-...
RIO NtiE--USIMp1l>yED WESTERN LAND
fur hou.o and lat and uLl dvnta outht in ChicaEd
Call Al 6a{ Nest LAko-fL
, 1875-08-23

c.1TuATrDsS WASTtIl-LADIES II WASl HF
Irsaln acip eAn ,e su II! a1nrt isien
b, applying tu Mss. :. ItFNl5E 3st Hust MAss1u'st.
c.tEEATIs)SS WASff.U-EA atILtt;S IN WANT Of
> a,,d ScantinA<a1 nnd German help bs supplied
At Mrs. Uu~kIs office. = Altl"4uaea
.,ITuATIOSS WANTED FAMILIES IN WAsTUF
Crsi -cass female help any nationality cIfy
ryunsry be lul.ti - Mis-. .HAkEk. ltd VA
La.h.av.
, 1875-08-23

H3scntinunons,
cITUATlnN WANTED : T1iORatUG&LY CON.
- tout lady bukkrrIc! ~ trCuE1iaK tespH:'t:Og
t.t.uu In tbs IAt itiF:ng 10 remove 10 Ehi.
rax,, would accept bt.uIar },+loa here. AddFess
u. IfitIunt Httce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-17
STATENEWS.

Among the rest of her wants, Low
Ell calls for . shOemaker's shop, and q
machine to boil down the Con. Con.
proceedings.
Mr.. Hobbs, of Frankie Co, add
$50 sheep to the Nebraska sheep-fold.
Five wagons-flll of eypsies were in
Columbus recently on their way to
Colorado.
Nj. Dunlap, member Of the conven-
ton from johnson county, received 3
letter from home this morning inform
ing him that eighty acres Of crops on
his farm had been eaten clean by the
gvasshoppcrs. He went to Omaha
this morning to procure fist growing
ssed corn to replace what has been
destroyed. -Ebe~iag Star.
The Otoe Agency Industrial School
building Is to be so feet front BY IS
feet deep Nth uiag, virA so windows
and 6SsapesA three and half stories
49, sl6ns cppolA. Il viii seen
b sni
A bed eoas thoassnd cattle sriv-
ed Il Fora Ksarasy military ressrva-
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-17
h,s~ 81 auAA

Asa meeting Of fhax64ssos ol
sAs C,hs;ssiso Ckssshuzef slis eos. it
~ sgreed 70 set apart lbu ddsys sxt.
Jsoe 17ih. ~ . day 81 fseiee and
prsyes to Almighty God that he vii
rsmove the sourge that thresseAs to
deva.tsie our young State, snd ss in
vife all Christians in the StSse to
white Nth US. II il Eccsmwsrded
that - fss - possible the seversi de
sommatioas meet se the ssme pAr ia
each community and join ip . Ttnion
prayer meeting from 10 O'Clock A NJ.
tili IL NJ. and that each denomination
continue the worship 1t their a~aal
places, 10 the evening.
The pa tors Of the several chufrhes
drought the State are requestet 10
give notice Of this meeting from thies
pulpits on Sabbath next.
Will the papers throughout the
State please copy.
The Christian people of the seveni
churches of this city ere requestt1 10
meet At the NJ. 4. Church. on Thurs
day morning next, At l0A ".
By order Of the Committee.
]. ". MCKENZIE, S~:'y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-17

bowels we're cay. The bar sustained
the demurrer and suggested Hostel
teri or "Georee'A" The Cosrt de-
cided in favor Of "George's." ssd
nsctng thersspos sdpsrsed.
Game began IN the afternoon 1t oac
O'Clock. WILCOX COT tie rieas Iiss on
the bat and seornA . tally without
opposition Ksley came to the bat
mssfully. but Bowen's ball had atsist
10 Il ssd ksisy ''fouIed." the Judge
took Il in nicely. Colby had gone for
. drink. Wilcox again came to the
bat and foreesosed the innings with
another tally. Haley cooked" one
nicely on third, bat "uuGsd" fy
from Moore. which he should have
closed. He attributed the n,uff to a
false motion" BY Wilcox. Game
went on smoothly. good fielding keep
ing the tallies down. The Court recess.
ed,--bar and reporter refreshed.
Grounds we're occupied n half %
hour. Betting was qsiet. Odds were
rather in favor Of Haley. who showed
good bottom and long wind. The start
was fair, Haley taking the lead. Dii
worth srrang aftcy him and displayed
good spring and muscle. lie soon
overlook and led kaley-lesving him
half a length. Betting quickly grew
interesting. and the odds we're given
for Dilkorth.a At the last quarter
post kaley's strength Of lungs began
TO tell, they czwe to the distance post
neck and neck, after which Haley
gained, passing under the rope a full
quarter ahead. time las.
All on hand Saturday morning.
Ring formed -sparring began between
Haley and Bowen. Wilcox & Gill
ham had their coats off and we're
girthing up, when Haley swore that
he wouldn't and couldn't come to time,
because Of his trainers absence. Ref
erees decided that the contest DO post
poned until the arrival of the trainer.
Much disappointment wa expressed
as this was the grand attraction of the
term. The rest Of the term did not
attract much interest. Court soon ad.
journcd, siae die.
This is our reporters first attempt.
So the Judge, Clerk, Attorneys,
Grand and Petit Jurymen will please
excuse his ~phraseology, a. perhaps you
may think he knows more about base
ball than law, but we can assure you
he is no rat" and can sling ''guads''
with any one. He has little to say to
the devil who washes the forms" or
sings bis pi in the ''hcll- box" but
uses an whenever an opportunity
permits, which he says is seldom. The
next time We want copy We will sail
bin out With !ull instructions conccrn-
ing court proceedings, etc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-17

The Constitutional Convention ad.
iourned last Saturday the 18th inst.
We haxa>asv1-a N imperfect copy Of
Che new constitution, in which there
seemed to be some omissions. Other.
wise tho proposed constitution is in
general very acceptable. 1t is much
better than We hoped Cor week or
two ago. The special legislature which
had begun to make it for madible has
been much reduced. The reforms in
the judicial and legislative depart
n,ents are such as will probably satisfy
our present wants, and indicate . dis
position On the part Of tho east to &C
cord US justice.
Under the new constitution we shall
probably have Two terms Of court each
year, and . week sitting each term.
This will be amply sufficient for the
present.
The Legislators Of both houses rep
resent population. Our preference
has been for . representation based,
both on territory aud population. The
new counties viii be practically with
ont representation. But as Webster
county Is not one OF these new coun-
tass. ve are not disposed to grumble.
This county will be represented by one
representative IN the lower house, and
with Adams, Nuckolls and Thayer
viii be entitled to one senator in the
upper house. We feel satisfied with
the appertionment, which is to be 1t.
tributed to Mr.. Laird.
These two reforms vert the princi-
pal ones called for in this section. and
70 have no doubt hal as far Is the
votes Of the Republican valley count,
The Constitution viii be adopted
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-17

CouRr met at half past nine, .. M,
IN the School House. On motion Of
sheriff Bill, seconded by J. A. Tulleys
Daniel CAN'T was chosen chairman.
J. A. TulIeys. was appointed Secretary.
Mark H.. Warner was appointed Scar
geant-at-arms. He qnelled . rising
disturbance by leading out thirty. OF
forty mel from the country under Abe
CARRIER their rsng-leadcr. They threat
sned to make mischief, but have been
tolerably quiet and orderly.
Meeting then proceeded to business
The chairman dealt" But there
we're no knases ont The lawyers ell
passed, and the chairman threw up
his hand.
Nlworth then took the papers,"
shufned them and distributed them
around. turned up whhksy for
'sruupA" Haley BY some Heather
Chinee trick held. four knaves in his
band. sad ordered it up" and went
It alone, lead out Dilworth's trnmps
and waxed him on the ''suh." Con-
vversatiou easued between. Dilworth
and Haley 8 30 the drinks" Kaley
proposed Vinegar Ritters. We didn't
Spderstand the hw Of The game. bat
'kSAR somsthiog about drinks" We
demurred 10 Vinegar Bitters.. and In
tinatsd thak Ayers pills, Jasne's Al.
~M1W" JIAlap'' would be prefer
ofkarkia But We did not
|m45D@M Sbsnk ycu. Our
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-17
Salaries Of State Officers.

The proposed salaries of the State
officers have been so much debated,
and SO often changed, as to leave many
people rather uncertain Of the out
come. But a reference to the proceed
ings Of the convention yesterday after
noon, will show what will probably b.
the final action Of the conyenti,n /:
leaving the salaries Is follows. viz:
Governor, Auditor and Treasurer,
$500 each and Secretary of State,
Attorney General. Supt. Of Schools
and Commissioner of Public Buildings
$4,000 each-with no fees or perqui
sites, nor . clerk for either the Supt.
Of Schools or the Attorney General.
10 reality, however, the Supt. of
Schools needs totravel largely through
out the State. visiting sch ,ols, couu
selling school officers, aud especially
holding teachers institutes, and so im.
peratively needs q clerk.--&ate Jour
nal
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-17

Mr.. Laird, Of Adams county, and
chairman Of the committee on Appor.
tionment, is to be congratulated on his
success yesterday, in carrying through
his report. 1t was confessedly the
most difficult position in the conven.
ton, and many we're the predictions,
that, whatever the report might be, it
cosld not be carried through. And
yet, so iar as the essential points were
concerned, it went through, not only
without amendment, but without op-
position. Even the minor points, in
which it was changed, vere nearly AN
mutually arranged, and with the ap-
probation Of the committee.
Another commensurate feature is
that the result was accomplished By
saRscity and good sense, exercised in
f~ashioning the report, and In securing
adhesion to it outside Of the eonven-
tion; and 50 avoided . tedious and IN
profitable discussion. If not wransle. in
the committee Of the 6holA.
This result is 90 Of the highest
compliments that could possibly be
given to Nj. LAird.-Stase Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-06-17
-
~RENNECKER'S HOTEL
A. J. RENNECKER, - esor
Six miles Southwest Of 1s4tp O
the road 20 Smith csEtNA

NA.J. Reuneeker has sEsia Eot,t
and would call sttenfaoi.ln ma
and beast. &c s.t:s.stI E,tn
the hes, the 49,
every day.
A road has BEEN
through the farm Of the bfopsi6PsS |Ais1
sssen, The driVinc ~ loose ssock.
-o"vE R~sxxEcKER's HOTEL a TnAt-
Sg-rhe under igDed has also opened I fish
cry above the Ref Cicad bridge. whersa full
supply Of fresh FISH can be procured ! any
time during the coming season.
DAkTIES wishing fresh fish can gel them
at the fishery between the brides aud
the Touring mill. ! will also be in toSn on
Saturday Of each week at the corner d Sher-
er's drug store. with u load OF fresh FISH, i0,i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-01
8nreou nes WebaMOe ssnlpefturs,


Ser 9e66u6g Sjnipettor Dat GtiaaoRt6E Gelu9e
nm iolaeaoe 9aH<Brutlegiea erbaiten:
pom 4. S0hui0u um geInlolicueu SGuppen, bel
Z EuB, butter ytr. $50, erositr.i.
BON u. Wieoers um Shlto arT elner SGmpe, Nr.
253, NeftzS:botertaBei -.
BON 5 0oruer, luu., nm oiteuen S11ppeH, bel
bel 10 su6, biner Der 4ratt@, oas nterte oaus ot.
bon Stridetf=atei
'"t.g Uan N Mspnaro. gip goie nm etau, 20 bsi 80
NnB, bintsr 5todbo ntitraBe, na9e ereef =auep;
BON 0i. q. Sanneu nm oTfenen S1uppea, Z bel
fs TuB hiHtet 9ir. 1, BorrD9. .aleq;
p0n s. ". Bdite ulH Stlq, Il lei 20 SuB, binter
IN NON M Biatt Comp. nm 9eIdloHenen s1uppen, 90
bel 40 Sub, areHjeno dn Die SItp goro;
BON i. Burger nm brei Su9en,A1O Del Is 6nB,
hiuter Qombaloz, uQbe @5o2tdHtItr.;
pom S. Sas unl offeuen ShuppeH, II bet 19 6ub,
| htnter Rr 1854, Sdo= =Sroaomap;
non {. 8ann mn offenen S6uppeH, II bel II SUP,
| biuter yir. 47, Slbs geoltefr
pom u. g2ilou nm Staa, 6 bet 10 SUP, btnter 5ir.
'Nt BON 5. Wioae Uni etaa. bel 10 Sus, btnter Rr.
| SO, @atbeoldIftr. .
BON aeer; elemeat s ts sslel I'M 2ampltene1' IL
plTS Nom s. /. eeoHaro am gtiIb, SIT. 20, seconSz
Stra6c; .ss.... e.x..., -
| bei u EuE, Gde Slioerz unh Oe6erhr.;
BON i. 2salib & Sobue um ertobten SGuppen,
uon 8afer 4 SIueer UNI offenen S6uppeu, % bel
| o5 EuR, 5ugbes=, na1e @ooingtouitf.;
BON y. Snp9,B mn ,s per9rfossTfea g SQnppsn' bel
| BON s. 6. Coleman um gelhloiienen Stuppe',
| bel IL SS., hiuter yir. t63, SsSapetteitr.
| or benadlrtdlti9t 2tae, 6ie es an9ebt, oas e.
IN ieinem gdreau auipeieuo iein rtro, um beiastt
| Gelu6e in grpd9nn9 Su ie9en uno oariber Sel1Inf
1 su foiieH. SIM auitrd9e: W. =. gSatttns,
esd Stert oes Sebduoe>Snipetto
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-01
Sin qf6belmooeu. ouf neldlam Die 6S

- Sin M6belmageu, auf meldlan1 Die 99.
SSobn @meriou uno Samuel Reele BON Der
SaaS-9ioaD na9 Der Stabt Suridtebrten, ttel
in YreitonItraBe nabe Benninleanta Ipenue
Inn, llrlo Der &utid)er, ELL 9teger, gtanenS y.
.. Shomas, Iolpie Die beioen oben genannten
tSerrel uno bic auf benz gSagen beftnoltAen
MGbelu muroen auf Die StraBe 9elbleuoert.
Seine Der YerIoncn mltroe uerlett, mdbreno
Die WDbeln arg beihGbigt muroen.
81 olungen uno 3 t.
tidfeiten. = QSe9eu nnqebltd)er OftB.
banblunq bsS Safob @uggenbeimer parO
Sanle8 OIcTaoren arretirt unb bonn Rtbter
Yetcrs Dem @eridtsuerfatren iiberrpieieu.
- Charles @oultcr puroe ain Sorb bes
Shooners ,Sulia uno 4nna," Der am @lts=
Slod on Ser Ntiiurung bon Sone8' Sduen
liegt, ourd Sniippelidlld9e, pelhe lbm ans
geblid Elm .0taun, 9famens 2Sm. eoog, per-
iebte, idper pcrl'tt uno nad Dem 9olplfale
Der os8aibinat lIuiueriitdt" 5ebradlt.
= 9tlS Sergeant Barfs am Saarn'lIa9
Nbeno I'M iitblifen Staottbetle ct1en UtanH,
Jtamens SEQ. 2inf, wegen Rubeltorr!t9 per-
bdften woilte, So8 Oteler etn 9ol1nener gers
Dor uuo rpollte Dem Serqeanten oanllt Su
2etbe gehen. 0teier pereitelte leood1 ournl
redtSeitige Aumenouug ietneS Suiippelss oaS
Sorbaben OeS St6renirleoeS, uno 6rteoenSS
ridter Sreis per,pies ben 6alf Dor bic @roB'
9eifmoreuen.
- gSm. gSaguer ipuroe ipegen etHeS a1l>
geblt6 am lcsten 0hthDOd chi gouIS sSlt'
tlg an gSahllotale be5 erien geSlrteS Der !S'
gSarb ueriibten Angrific8 uerbaftet uno tuf
etn peitereS Serb0r inter 8iirgIhaTt 9etehF,
= 90. Toienberq. 0tar unO 8ebefa 9Sat
babeu ruegeu angebliden Qegenleltt9eH 4h'
critics Gin lucitereS Serb6r 5u gerpdrttgen. =.
= Sufob gi8riel maro geftern we9en etnes
anaebli6en 2tngrifies auf &onrao Stunlp
perbaftet uno pom Jtifter g8heeler ge9en
8ir9ifaft bts gum Se9inu OeS GrimInalper'5
fahrens entlaiicn.
Der 9ie5er Ben Curtis muBte porqeitern
inter Der 2niAuloisung, 6rn, @arl NtanSt'
bOrff angegrtffen unO uibhanOclt 81 laben,
in'8 @efGngEiB wanoeru, UNI oaS Serla9reh
Der groB9eiGmOrenen ab5ulparten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-01
(@n9eiauot.)
Mn Die oentfd)en Burger Der Staot SaIti=



Sci Der mor9euoen iUidti9eu g8ahl, in Der e5 fid]
borum bGnoelt, oh mir als beutid)zamerIfaniI te
Bur9er fit Die @auo6aten Der Demotratie ODER fin
oeienisen Der Bieuoo RefOrmer ober - ribti9er
ausseoriidt = Der NthtsntIier fimmen lolen, fdut
uns bic g8a9l ntdlt ihper. SolGu9e Die oemotratt=
ide Yartei Die SberbGub bat, Fam Seber Iens stimm<
reht nab Selieben dust6en, ietue Dienuu9 uu9e=
linoert GuBern uno obne Semmnt6 am Wdb4ofQle
Ieinen Stimm5ettel aj9ebeH.
gBie par5 aber oGmals, ols Die gtid]tsniiIer Die
ietigeR Geformer)0te Staotre9ieruu9 III ben Sdn6eu
batteu Oeutihe Bir9er Duroen orei bis bier Gage
etngeferert, oGun um g8ablta9e iuie @eIangene nab
ben Stimmfditen estorirt UNI oGs ReiormsSifet jli
itimmen uuo, tpenu lie oaIie(be unter Mutdt abgez
gebeu batteu, fuie Sunoe bebauoelt. DdmatS fpar'S
einerlei, Oh man Biireer par. ooer uidt; @umanoe>
Ter, bic beute Don Seuti6lGno bier an9efommen,
tonnten moraen ihon On Der @lht tbeiIne9men,
penn iie nur ilr Die R6tspifier (oerSetigen Jieors
mer) iiInmteu. 0eutide Slr9er iuuroelr auf ben
StraBeu nieoer9ei1lagen, tbre @ehditsLotale ses
pLiinoert, &doen uuo 9buren Don ihreu 0dulerH gsz
rteu uuo bertriimmert a1e bieie Sor9duse tuaIen
n1tiirl gang in Srenun9, Die PollSeI itSaute 1ers
idjrGntten Arnls oielen Gieiom= gSor9dneeu 5u.
uao oieielbe rReiorm" zPartei bat bic Stiru, Jest
bic 0eutiten aufjuloroern, mct9en fir lbre GaRois
odteu Su itimmen Cine iolte 6re9heit 1T oeuu
oob unerbort. 6oifentlit ftimmt mor9en ieoer
Oeutife oa5 9anSe oemotratii6e &idet, oamit ADtr
Dor ber gSieoerfeb- otber Heiormeu Deri6oHt bleis
ben. Gin alter 8ir8er pon seas Doint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-01

DaS geftrtge gSetter. = BIS geiiern
abeno nm Uiitterna6t i'm biei9en Stgnal.
giirean eingetrofene 9epeiden beriftetell
oen Sbermon,eteritanb IN nnhnebenoen Stdp.
ten, rpie iolst: Gbarlefou So, Chicago 40,
8oiton s., Baltimore SO, @alpelton 64,
philadelphia 81, Nem,Yort 25, WObile 50
Sapauuab 54, 94aibington 38, RspzSrlsans
go, Gleuelauo 35, Snoianapolts 62, Sen s8ef
73, 8ilmiugton 46, Sidsburg So, Oetroit
32, Wiilmaufee 80, Soleoo "a, Cincinnati
Al, Buffalo 80 uuo Rod)eiter 81.
Sabrunfdlls. = als geitern GflttaG
Nrau s. 8. Bal3l, in @aperlb pobnbaft
bon Der Stride mad Sauie fuhr, iudte fIe al
Der Baltimore, nahe Sollioagz zStraBe, ben
StraBenbabnmagen Der &antouer 2inie 9tr
157 aussupei9en. Der WageR fuhr ieOOd
nit iolher @elualt segen Die 9ullhe, Dai
beioe biutere 9tdber berielben sertriimmet
| puroen. @liidltderpeiie fameu Srau @al5l
lowie ibr Sobn unperlett OapoE. Otebrer
Serren, neld1e ben llnian iabcn, if)ieben bi
aan;e S1ulb arf ben 6utl6er beS StraBen
babnnagens, Der 3elt seaug batte, nm anSu
balten.
= am SonnabenS Nahmittag gegeu
! l1hr coilibirte elm @iiterluagen Der yBalti
more>Sblos 8abn" OIL Der gde Der Batterion
uuo Bratt StraBe nit einem benz !Srn. s
| Otiler on Der Sreberid &oao seb0rige
gHaaen, rpelher gum Setrase BON $40 be
i1aOigt uurSe.
= Gin BON eiuem Teser, gfamens Inoref
Sames, geleiteter idwer belaoencr Sarre
colioirte an Der @de Der Sarato9a. unb Sol
lipanitraBe nit einem leihtem BON elmer
| Snaben, Sames Sloane, sefabreneu Baseu
Ourd, Die 9Sadlt oes anpralles puroe bt
Snabe su 8obeu 9etucrfen; Die 8dber be
sSaaens sinsen lbm iiber sen redten glrr
| uno elm Bein meg, er fam aber nit einige
leid,ten Quetihun9en oapon. Sarnes purl
perbaftet, uno ba I'D, berausfellte, baB
ihu(o an benz untalle mar, 10 rpurbe er in
@efdnanib geIdtdt, tuo er oem 8erfabren b.
lgrobsei9wOrenen entgesen iieht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-01


W itunter mill eine Grid ltHnq
Den gem0bnltGeu 6eilu'itteln niAt meid)eI
lpegen Der befti9en @nt3iiuSung Der Sartsn
inneren gSanbungen ner NDbrden, burA
pel5e Die 2ltft, lyeld)e mir atbnen, ben 2unz
gen sugefiibrt miro 0isier 3uitanb brin0t
idmerS bafteS BInbiein, !Seucrfett, Sniten,
atbemnotb, hettiideS 6ieber, Speien BON
Slut ODER Rotcrie berpOr, eri10pit Die 4raft
be8 Batteuten mo cntluIftlt iebt ernItltd)e
&raufbeiter. 9r. S Sapue'8 @rpecto<
rant uerieblt fat ME, 0ieie Spmptome su
5cieittger, tnpem IS Die 9uugen Don aller
perItopfenoeu Materie bcireit uuo ieOes 0lnoz
iein Bclt. Srultie4 @ut5inDunq, 2lithma
nHo Gron6iti5 werben glei9falI8 nlittelit
oieleS :1tniterheilmittals cnrirt, uub Der groBe
9tui. oen cS lett pelen <Sabrcn bebuuptet, lit
bic bette @arautie ieiues ScrGienite8.
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