davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-11-25
w. q. oHEANEv.
PIacical MineTalOgistand kssayel

AUSTIN IAAaos
-. stA rsul.,ora a wooldridee ConErees Averae,
49, over BrucEgs rhQd,s1
,.r.,, . - 80 rssf rninrFal eatCluifn4s 01ke
- ,...i,.1 snrrrYs o. lands O. bnrner c5n A4tA,
= e<-iie Wrn~rf Kimhall. Maern, llankA 6iasSpls,
- rl-s,, eonrlirs and ueE0liatc patthlac =, q s.le
- .,,~-, a, farming lanos N eny - - Y seent.ss
q ~ sf ,.g - sent by ri1 % he arln1nt
VI - ...re< M s,rc 3 ckae6l VIII ~ plensed - cor
--s-nod with parties contenpiH1 Ulne'-t -, -.
-srzf in my pafE q fexes Nllne1s cse S Z, ~. -.
~ AnElin IN my nbscnce NJ. A. r y eo.es.-z1 .. -.
rscciSs n1d forward rpeclncns and aHsNss -
polo ny ditnn
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-11-25
FRRDRRICksBURe Nov 10 1874

fRRDERICKsBURG, Nov. 12, 1875
Editors Democratic Statesmen = In com
pany with party of lawyers we left San
Saba for Mason under the leadership of tnat
Mr. W r. tEssfhgs:' me Bpa first sFfehliaAle GGaids
stayed at the house of Mr.. Hays, in the
southeast corner of McCulloch county. The
mother of Mrs. Hays is perhaps the most
remarkable woman in Texas, She is now
over seventy years of age. At the age of
fifty she learned to read (uever having been
taught before), and has read the Bible
through several times. She lives entirely
alone, her house being near half mile
from her daughters who is her nearest
neighbor. She does her housework, tends
a garden, milks thirty cows evening and
morning, and has this year sold more than
hundred dollars worth of butter. She
will not permit fowl nor a dog to come
inside her inclosure, which is a model for
neatness, and filled with flowers and shrub
berry,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-11-25

.sbelby. Who writes frsm his seat In
the fons.isufioBal convsstiou % the Psoole
IV..tek,aaa. sl.onld brwArr. He asserts "a,
the Hg,, Ai.iancs was = joke, and that y
~ been 20 pfDyen. Wait awhile. The
-n,.efal counisfee % invesfiEnfe '.goak''
viii report the fAets-that i % say, i men
coenIzaas oi them don'l refuse . testify.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-11-25

IHE Washington Sunday Car0nicLe has
changed its tack, and is induced by recent
elections to declare for Grant and the third
term.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-11-25

Peter P"reGrinaiing---A Model Texan
Dame---HOw Gretchen was Made n
Hutsb baga, and the Good Luck IhnI
Turaed up at Last---Mason County
and its Sorrows.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-11-25
BRuaEwAY AND TWENTIETH sTs.,
NEW YORK.
,rRAYED OR STOLEN.

E6sar xxorses- 0ls
s~o a. them ssrrsls. and TWO o. them iron grey
branded rcsh slih lestr 90 An q thesa two % 49, Z.
ssv..r for thcin af AisxAndefs ereg stors. Aassn
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-11-25

rw- Our Laales' shoe Departments eoatAins s.s,ck
ana iowness OF price, Directions % self messare-
nsa. sse, & On sss1su, Of Gens nfhshing
Ceodn Shirts collars Cuts, TT e.. HotS Gloves. ete
Goods 10 AEy psrs ~ the coant. Shrt ma Asnre-
menta sent Application tsi z.-Nl
E~Forthe accommodafior Of La1ies aud FaHl,hes
Who unable 70 yists thr eAiy fn lines VI samples
of An r,aies of nry 0r.ois VII ne cent and uraers
Sy mail allsa with be- greatest possible care a
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-11-25
NO. I6

OuS west Buffalo ind Iudiaa tsuntsng
-Engi-hncn O1 the WarRath- slss,
Wonders "f Barder Life--The Round-
les EmPne OF Teaa..
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-11-25

MI, ArR ana coLoRRp SILKS. FALL and. WINTER
a,REsS GOODS. eHAWLS. CL0 kks. |. LlA ~ rs. ;.
PRINTS, etc. Also, hAMBUkQS. ms hssitssssgsGSS; ~;
HOSIERY GLOVES. UMBRELLAS, etc, eac. hach
separtmcnt being complete Nnn replete vita al ehe
novelties 10 be found In the knroPoan tnAtAs's'
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-11-25

WIN. owing 10 their great snceess daring the past
season In hllinR orders from all Parteof the United
sssies give greater ATTENTION. 10 tlllT -F0tVN
businesa With an enlarged nEP ARTAESr and In;
creased FACILITIES, they VIII hh sit ofders ty mail
CoNPLBTR sATIsFAcrIoN. - ~
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-11-25
MisceIlaiIe0lIs.
Symptoms Of Diseased I i've. :. ,

Dam in the right side, under theo5
/ edge ofthe ribs, increase ON pres- .
sure; sometimes the pain is in the
lett side; the patient is rarely able
70 lie on the left side; sotnetimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder.
blade, and il frequently extendsSto a
the top ofthe shoulder, and is some
times mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach yis affected
q with loss Of appetite and sickness, =
the bowels in general are Icostire,3d
sometimes altcr1atiYe with lac; theao
head is troubled with pain, .accom-4a
panied with dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There Is generally q
a considerable loss of mcmosy,- ac-
comPanied with painful sensation
of having left undone something,
which ought TO have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tendant. The patient complains of
wearincss and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains of pricky scnsa-s
ton of the skin; his spirit. are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
be can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease
but cases have occurred where few,
of them existed, yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to baye been extensively dc-S
ranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR. c. M'LANE's LIVER PIrLs, IN
CASES or AouE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive,
Of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to-
or after taking Quinine. We would
ndyisc all who are afflicted with this
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-16

LyxCHING IN LoUIsIAkA.-A dispatch
dated at Clinton, Louisiana. October Is,
says:
On the evening of the 11th Saunders,
of this place. was poisoned with . solu-
ton of arsenic in a dipper and bucket of
water, administered by one Catherine
Mathews, sister-in-lav OF John Gair
When arrested she confessed her guilt,
and said John Gair and Robert Ray in
stigated her to the act. The Deputy
Sheriff and posse arrested John Gair
in Baton Rouge, under = warrant from
the authorities Of this parish to bring
him to Clinton. About night they were
met by body Of fifty armed men, who
took from the Deputy Sheriff and posse
their arms and took possession Of Gair,
and sent the posse on to Clinton. 1t is
said Gair was killed by the men who took
him from the Sheriff, and the same body
of mon. or others, came into town and
hung the woman.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-16

INC1P1KNr PoNRRoYIsM. - Yesterday
evening. on North B street. son OF
John Preusch, six and = half years OF
age, received stab in the breast from
youth but little his senior, who appeared
to be . stranger in that part OF the city,
and who was unknown to his victim.
This incipient Pomeroy asked the little
fellow il he wanted to fight. On being
answered in the negative. this unnatural
youth, without further words or any
provocation whatever, stabbed young
Preusch in the breast. Fortunately. the
dagger struck tho breast bone OF the
boy. and was thus prevented from doing
further injury. A few inches higher OF
lower or to the left would have produced
immediate death. The hole in the boy
clothes and the wound inflicted both
show the instrument to have been two
edged and very sharp. No one seems to
know the boy who used it. whence he
came or whittier he went. and conss-
quently he is at large and prepared to
repeat the experiment on others. The
boy stabbed is a noble little fellow. and
. general favorits all through that part
Of the city.-Easerprise Of yesterday
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-16

The Tulare (Cal.) Times Of the 9Th
has the following description of the
Progressive Ons-track Railway, invented
BY D. 8. James of that town:
The principle upon which this road is
built is somewhat as follows: Ties four
feet in length are laid down. and upon
them is bottled . wooden rail fourteen
inches wide and eight inches thick, and
in the center Of this il bolted . second
rail ten inches wide and two inches
thick. This last rail 10 hardened by the
uss Of asphaltum and other processes
which We are NOT at liberty to explain.
This completes the track. making q COLI
tinuous and solid cord. The cars are
provided with two wheels, with q fat
face ten inches in width, and are the
main supporters and run upon the CEN
ter of the track. The car is kept on the
track by means of four vertical wheels
with faces Of six inches. The wheels
arc bound with rubber, and run upon
the side Of the fourteen-inch rail, near
the main wheels. Thus the car is made
to traverse the track with perfect safety.
The following estimate will Approximate
the cost per mile: Lumber. inch boards,
IS n, at $40 per II. $1.100; nails and
spikes, $50; cross-ties. 52S, at Csc, $132,
labor in building. $500; hardening Gen.
ter rails, $50. Total, ST. $50.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-16

Bssr THRlR TRo11IxG HlATs YET-A
dispatch dated At Rochester, New York.
October IA, says:
At special meeting At tie Rochester
driving park to-day there were two
svents-Lulu against time -2:14-for a
purse Of 5000, and Lucille Golddust
against Thomas L. Young for . purse of
81, 500. A large amount was invested in
pools-thres to one that she would not
beat 2:14, two to one that she would not
beat 2:15 and even up that she would
not beat 2:16. She trotted three heats,
with a running horse accompanying her.
in 2:1GH11. z:l4,'. and 2:16-the fastest
three heats on record. The first quarter
Of the second milo was done in 331l,;
the half in 1867 and the the three
quarter in lao. The last half mile of
the second heat was trottsd dead against
. heavy wind, were it not for which Lula
would have beaten 2:l4 handsomely.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-16

RICK STRIKE IN Ak OLD TUSNRL.-Ths
Winnsmueca !Siirer State Of Thursday
contains the following:
Rumors Of a rich strike ih Humboldt
District have been afioat in this section
for the last week. Thinking these ru-
mors might be unfounded we have re-
Trained nom publishing them and waited
to the great strike. Yesterday, Charley
Wright, from the Humboldt House. was
in town, and ~e interviewed him on the
subject of the new bonanza. He in
formed us that he had been there and
seen it. 1t was discovered week ago
by Sol. and Joe. kunkel, who have been
mining in Humboldt District for some
time past. They vent into an old tun-
mel, which Was started in an early day to
cut a ledge which crops on the hill
above it, and was abandoned ten or
twelve years ago. They ran the tunnel
ten or twelve feet farther into the hill
and cut ledge which not only carries
gold and silver il paying quantities, but
is exceedingly rich in both. Wright
says he went to see the ledge and found
it had been opened about twelve feet
along its course in the tunnel. 1t is
about twenty inches thick, and rich in
gold aid silver from wall to wall. An
average sample of the ore assayed by
Walter Schmidt at tho Oneida mill
yielded at the rate of $15, 900 per ton in
gold and silver. Wright believes that
he could select . ton of ore from what
he saw in the tunnel that would yield
$40 600. Gold 10 visible in every piece
of the ore. which 10 also rich in
black sulphurets of silver. This strike,
which IL said to be fully as good in every
particular As We have represented it. will
attract attention to the mines of Hum
boldt District, which were the first dis
covered in this part Of the State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-16
Rsunion Of 6oldIers-Lsrge Attend
ance Of the Boys in Blue.

Indianapolis, Oct. 15.-The soldiers
reunion is an immense success. The
city is literally damned with people from
all parts of the State. Camp Morton
looks very much as it did in 1861. The
city is in a tumult Of patriotic excite
ment. Flags aud banners are streaming
from Thousands of windows and house
tops. and from every side. Hundreds
of tents have been put up in the State
Fair grounds, and the exposition build
ing has been turned into barracks. one
half of the lower floor being reserved for
dining purposes. and the balance for
speechmaking and sleeping. There are
SO, 600 men on the camp grounds.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-16

WHEN the Bank of California sus-
pended payment for time. the people
of the East anticipated panic in the
Golden State. How their snticipations
have been realized. the public Of San
Francisco know. If any evidence were
wanting of the business prosperity OF
San Francisco. it is furnished in the ad-
vertising columns of the Chronicle. The
number of small advertisements which
appear in to-day's paper shows that the
business men Of this State are still on
their feet,-Sdn Francisco Chronicle.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-16
NOTICE TO lIENH0tDERS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN persons holding liens upon Lot six ~ in
Block No. nineteen (ls) Of Proctor and Green's
Division Of Carson City. in Ormsby County
Nevada, to present the same, with proof Of
their validity. in the Second Judicial District
Court Of Ormsby County Aforesaid. at 10 o'olock
a. NJ, on the Sth day Of November, A. D. 1875,
in open Court, at the Room Of said Court,
County Building, Carson City, Nevada.
A. ". PRAY, Lienholdsr
Tnos. h. WILLS, Attorney. octl6-1sw3w
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-16

GsssRAL SHERIDAN was the recipient
Of another banquet st the Palace Hotel
in San Francisco on Thursday night.
He will arrive in Virginia City next Mon
day morning, where . Comstoekian re-
eeption awaits him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-16

ONO ELICTIox.-The latest returns
from Ohio state that the Republican
State ticket 10 elected by about 5000
majority. The lower House Of the Log
islaturs is conceded to the Republicans
By the Democrats, but the latter claim
the Senate by one majority.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-16

CoLOxEL CHAHLBs A. SCnrss, former
y Of this State but now Supreme Court
Reporter Of California. 10 spoken Of ~
the Private Secretary Of Governor Irwin.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-16
NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF LETTERS

nEMAINING IN THE CARSON PoSTOF-
IL FICE, October 10. 1875.
To obtain any Of these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters"
LADIES LIST.
Adkinson. Miss Louie A Morsheys. MrsSsmanshs
Cromwell, Mrs II II Orcntt, Mrs julia
Cute. Mrs ID eeals MSS Cnariot
GILMAN: Mrs Mary Smith, Mrs C(2l
Keyser Miss Agnes Swift, Mrs Anna
King. Mrs Sadie wilde, Mrs synthia
GESTLEMEN'S LIST.
Adams Lessden, Moses D
Arnhein, 8 Luke, ID u ~
Barnes Z Longtin, EdenaS
Bague. W Lochle, John
Bastron, Louis MARITIME. Bonita az
Byrnea James Mason. Harryo
Bernhanl. z + Mason. " Il
Bewker. Neanly, JB
Bocart Mccrory, JH
Campbell, grille McSweyn, Norman
Champagne, Simon Mcdonald, Peter
CASTOR, Rev Turney Mckue. Philip
Charlebois, Abraham Mills.
Catlin. AP Mo!lett, John
Caldwell, re Mills, James
Clerk or Deacon B.ptistNoonan, John t2)
Church Parent, Michel
Crawford. J Marshall Perrien. Pirter
Crippin, ParTett, W
Criswell, PETERSON, 5ohn
Currens, James PstGnsAde, Joseph
Douglass, Robt Patterson, James
Duval, Elzeard Record, Z
Edwards. LC Scott,
Folks, Chas ~ Schmidt, Fred
Ferris RI Smith, Jerome
Gibbons. John ~ sn.les. VIM
Gibso1,J smith, &C
Gokey. Alex Stewart, Alex
Gray, Chss II ~ Toupin, Nareisss
Goss, WmE Twill. Joseph
Graham, INV Tetz. Geo u
Hawlsy. Cqas E vandrun, HenryI
Herring. FA Whln, =
Jcrpsnen ON Wilkie. John
Kahn, Guy Wolf. Allen
Klosternan, Fred Wright, Adam
Lake, Samuel Young, r
b. L. WINNIE. P. II.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-16

EAs1ERN FLYRRs.-Budd Dobls il 1t
Salt Lake City with . lot OF flyers, in
GLIDING Goldsmith Maid and Occident.
He speedsd the Maid ON Thursday on .
half-mile track in 2:21;.. He will take
his horses to California.
, 1875-08-06
Sine Gttenbabn BON ct. 2cuiS
nab Merifp.
(NuS benz yNnseiaer be8 @efenS.O

(NuS Dem DN~lSet9erpe8 gSenen8.")
Dterito bat 1ih felt Dem NbSlge Der Strait
,oien NIB benz @nbe bes ungliidliben Wtarls
milan elmer Yeriooe Observation-Disclosures Hube
~erfreut, mie fie ibm felt ieiner QosreiBnng BON
Spanien nod nienlalS an Sbeil 9enoroen lift.
Wobl 1T eS hin uub ipleofr 81 NlSbrii6en
%sefonlnten uno Der 3ultanb be8 Sanoes lift
nod LANCE ntft baS, mas man miinihen
f0nnte, aber i'm @roBen uno @ansen fam
man wobl iogen, baB Dierifo iiA felt oenlee=
ten adt bis neun Sabren arf Der Babn zines
itati9en SortihritteS b%efinoet. Die Central
8eaierung hat burf Die eneraiiden WfaBre~
gel ge9en bic un5ufrtebene @eiitlihfeit,
ourd Die Mnsneiiuns Der intri9uirenben
Utdnhe 9eSelgt, paB eS ibr Grnlt nit Der BE
bauptung ibres 4nlebenS 1T. llno bic neu.
llhe 8erbaftuna beS groBen Vanolten @ortt7
mas inmitten Ieiner Nnbdnger Ano lelne Abz
tiibrnn9 na6 Der Sanptltaot WterifoS le9t
3en9n,B ab pom elmer frliber In Wterlfo lille
gefp0bnlihen @nergie in @eltenomabung Der
Nutoritdt Der @entralsT egieruns.
ulter oie1eu umltdnoen Septnnt Die Cons
Seilionirun9 zines reuen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bnrdb ben merifanllhen @on9reB cine 9r6Bere
SebeMtuna, ais ite baben miiroe, ipenu iih
oaS 2anb nod INNER in Dem 3uitanbe Der
Anardie befdnoe, Dem eS rettHrlSloS perIals
len al iein ibien. Die 8abn lol Don etuem
Vuntte an 6lo @r0noe, maridelnlif 2areoo
(6ort Dtc Sntolb) ooer eagle YaB (Sort Ouu=
can) auSgeben. gSlro Der erlte Buntt 9es
mdblt, 10 miro iie burf) ben Staat Jtueuo
Qeon brett uad Gan 2itS 'EotoIi unb bon
bort nad 2eon im Staate @ualatuato iiibren.
Sine Sabn Don bort nab Der Sauptltabt Dtes
rlfo lift bereits i'm San be9rifien. Mirb Der
b0ber oben am Glo @ranbe 9ele9ene eagle
YaB gum Ausaan9Spunfte geipdblt, 10 iol Die
Sabu IN meltlther NtdJtun9 nah Dem Staate
Sinaloa 9eleltet meroen, poE 400 aus Seol in
MISUNDERSTANDING auf elmer taft ebenen Strede
III erreidcn lit. SSiir ben Ban Der Sabn lit
Elm 3eitramm BON neun Sabren ms Iuge &c.
iaBt. Die merlfauil1e &e9teruu9 unteritiibt
baS llnternebmen NIT elmer Bramle uor 3d.
900 per Wteile, melbe le nad ben Nortlhrlts
ten bes SaueS ausbeSablt iptro. Wlro Die
Sa9u i'll flint Sabren fertl9, mas Die llnters
nebmer beablihtl9en, 10 erbalten tie etrle
@rtrapr6mie BON 81 200, 900. Ser gtane,
inter pelhem oas neue llnternebmen Dor oaS
Yubliflm tritt, lit Die sSnterAatlonal @tlenz
babns@eieuihait." G.
Serr @otparb See Ylumb, Der 8ertreter
nm @eih6ftsfiibrer Der @eie0i6aft, beiinoet
lit 9egenmdrtle in Stem Sort, nm elm Snee,
nieur Corps fir bic p%orldufi9en 8erneiinrs
gen gu orsaniiren, uuo miro, natbem tbm
oies selunsen, mieber nat @ferifo suriid.
febren.
Die 8ttti9teit bieies lluterusbmeus fir
ben seiammten Enthusiastically peS gSeltens,
ipecieI aber BON ct. 2ouiS, liegt auf Der
0auo. lluIere Stabt miirbe burd ben Ban
oieler Sabn Der natiirlife slus9unespunft
oeS SerfcbrS nit @terito tueroen. Son ben
1880 Wteileu, Die 3wiiten ms unb benz Nio
@rauoe liesen, iinb bereits 1876 nit Sdienen
prrleben mo uur nod cine Strede bon sS5
, 1875-08-06
DC tR utt1t tDAf, fpneern befHDe t
fs& mptL

uab bic Urast ias seIaaste bz Doctor u stnes rtHtt.
stn Dtesacls tn steftm 5ausf gDtla BITES btiabt mtrs,
10 bat Dr. aDiibart Der gDeit ~bertefea. pab S&ntretuhi
sdlbar Ia, psnu man rfAjettts. ptt sprsearttbsn, bic
arees &usbtduns In Der Wlatsria mtbtsa. ben ,ptne Ere,
gerstal- ssssn pals. une eunseufranfbdtsn anpenbet,
Sft bat nan nns ssiset: <aDir baden ~ Sbrsr DstrttS
satA ben gtbraa& Sbtss gsrbtal uns Der -DssptyRs.
ptas1 sspstt r0rssn ane." siut griu&en srSntatitaan
pig as4 su 5sasais i'm Sassrsds la a~stssnssa. uass--
Grseiftss Dse, n. Rss. 1855.
pr. I. q. 8. Diftart. : sDertbr RssrI Sm VI. !
1868 btftl milo eth anfaass nnbebeutenbr 6uRen. wsL
- DOE - emsfabl MIR esbtrtbrau % ntbnaeu. vtlas
ws CT fasts, ntr ttwas Grlet&tsruns sesf&ants purss
mtA abef nid' mrtr.n iaans. So safa&t Ssa aebtr.
, sss1 ss Has Tut nsr g sssaa sas'' m S'a ' ssanssa ss sass. 't I'M
las ~ 1as i&limm.s u NJ .altSt &c ftirt s N q y
mt@ tasaa uabstisartr eAstxstu9 let
Ssah. als lsstss g.ittsl p,rss % srsalast Ser.p
Pune 1ree Tar &sre,al1 ~ ssriu&ea. 6&sn htt
trat. 8iaf4twat u 70 Sra Wutsp sab ais
49, s%s ; :rs sst ia. s st.s;t ss s%:.s !. ,a,,9s,, 3. 81
ID fur6tes. mia ~ tauf6sa. Stst abr s.st ID 81. ssa,
snm 8sfsn &nSertr. et asssn - ssuaad strSdeutIi.
a, 49,, s.as St.. f. spssI:asg sa'sa-
OtnfftIs Masrbra
eta ufaarener Ntstyt1n reid 8~aialtdts- Gipisnt
s.Fst, Itsmst ltias saaie 3ti b, an'srlaSuns ssa pa
~Iultirtabt Htrite 20 anertannttt 9a@tiefsit atbsp IN
iur StiW; fur stt Utmubunsea bss,eibsn nretu ben
s>ubiifum leine Soften bsr.tntt.
4,ns iSl&s 1sleseusttt bttsei istHs saesrs dnaaii tn
fanbe, -. .l"
6.tsfs aas tsssnb etaea Ghetls ps esnsss. In st.-,
I'm 8aib ~aRatfraet uirb. ptrben prompt ur uusutasi
I'D bsantrprfe, Mtmsfrn iouten tn 5Orm uen
kBedbfsin oosr Vofaanmeiiunsen
abrMa6t ntrpta.
Vrsts ssn aDiitdrss ~amrrteaa Dusp4Aa ptlsr 81
yu S&a&sel. Dttfelbtn nerpsu mad &mpfsne ets De
traets per Pot j~usslanbt.
yrtii ssa Diibarts sptns 1rts Ear asvbtal- $i.o
sT 8laf&s sb1 $ti su Dustnb 8iafasn 3ufsabun.
per Gypre5.
aas BaiAuhea bu.ea arrt,ar, sustn an
4. q. q. R8tfbarf, NJ. d.
~. $50 Nsrt ,Sweitt Sts.
psuasslpeta.
IA peesl. N sGn &sstlasn. iS72trp
, 1875-08-06

erinnert an bic &eberz unb SubeusSerfolanrl=
gen oeS WtittelalterS uno on rie e~ntiebltnen
Scenen Der Barrier 8lutbohaett. Oas
Surbtbarite babel 1T, baB ite niht i'm pilben
NuSbrut Der &eioenIGaft, 1onoern nit fals
tenn Blut, nit rubt9er Berednurq nah Iar'
geu Sorberatbungen uno &orbereltungen bee
gangen puroe. Die @tnselbeiten oes DforeeS
pon $50 Gmi9rauten auf Der 8eremteIe in
1tab, Ntdnner, 0etber nto Rtnoer, finD iett
befanrt genug, rnD 0ennod) brin9t leSe meme
3eu9enauS1aoe barber meme arauenbafte De-
tails.
Die gauge Station fauidt nit Sdauoer
lIno Grimm btelen @nthiilunge1l urlo tra9t
nit hanger Gripartung oh and Die Shnlot=
gen enbll6 bon Der perbienter citrate ertaBt
iuerben. Sieie Srage aletn ifon 1T Elm
SetpeiS, baB baran ge5rpetfelt llno nit Re6t
geSnelfelt miro. Gum Bro3eB Der Wtoroer
bat e8 bic &eglernng enblt6 gebradt, Die
Serlrtbeilun9 berielben aber tit /" anoere
Sanoe 9eleet, in Die QGnbe Der Surp, Dem
@elese gemdB. 9ieie Snrg aber beltebt aus
8 Miornlouen uno 4 Widtnormonen, uilb eS
If bohit unnabrlfet1lld, baB bic e%rlteren
ibre @laubenSgeuolien idulbtg finber lperz
ben, nelde itur auf Commando threr I'll II.
lie b I b a t II" SiidDffe uub tbres III II E b l.
b bare" SobepprieiterS Bri9bam 0oun9
oteie 8luttbat alSfiibrten o3ur bobereu @bre
@ottes uro ihrer Stride" mie ite iagen. Dian
bat es oesbalb Der Hegierung peroa6t, bab
fte ben BroSeb allbdn9lg sen,adt babe, neil
ei1e Sreilpredun9 Der Wt0rper Die &eriptd=
lung nit ben Wtormonen uno tire Straffreiz
belt nod perorDkern miirbe.
OaS lit ieboh ein Srrtbum. @enu eine
WormonensSurp iiberfibrte Ni0rber, bic Ielbl
ibrer Sluttbaten einseltGnOis iiub, freiipre.
den iolte, 10 mirb Die Re9lerun9 i'm Sinlpets
auf iolhe lfmafpolle rebiloie 53uftdnDe auss
nabmes@eiete fir 1tab beim @ongreB beam.
tra9en unb bas Serritorinm nit Sitlfe Der
bort ieet sablrei9 senug angefiebelten Seiben
inter &riessreft ftelen, nnb bamit benz Mtort
monen : 6eth ben 3ooestoB oerieben f0rl=
rter. NuBerbem miro ie einen BroseB an
itreusen, unb benielben megen 8ehtsperwei=
gerung in Utah ielbit in einen anberen Staat
ober in elm a1beres 3erritorium perlegen.
@erabe Die aeri6tlideu @%nthiilungen in bic.
fem MorbsYroSeb burd) bic Wormonen lelbit,
iiber Die abi olrte @etpalt ibrcr Sberen nno
bic blutigen Serbrehen, pelbe aii n 8e.
iebl ausgeiibt merben, mug ben Salt Der
Mormonenfirde bel ibren eisenen Mnbdu9err
eridittern ilnb Der Aubentpelt bic f~tdrfiten
Mittel OIL Die 6anb sebeu nm bas 2iisen'
&eib Brigham DoEnss gu Serbreden.