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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-12

NEWARK. Del, Dee. TO- lsIl.
The annual meeting Of The Stockholders Of this
Bank Will lie he Il AZ the Banking House on Tuesday
the l2h day Of January. 1910 between the hours Of
ami O'Clock, r. NJ for the purpose OF elucilng
seven stockholders tosersc Directors the ensuing
year. dcCi2-te GEO. W. LINDSEY, Cashier
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-12
January /, lsIi.-lnnl 10
NOTICE. no THE PEOPLE OF vi
Corporations 4lo.ifts.

A NNUAL MEETING OF THE DELLA
"A W X societv 70 the Prevention of cruelty
10 iniGls. T annua, me ting OF his SGCe'y Tor
the election OF President, hy wee res dents, a
ecretA y, treasurer ami twcNt, Managers, and
trar sactng OF other business. Wit be he'd et the
Society s foOm No. ! Nest q stICct. ou islay.
the iith INST. NJ 9n'rl' cS 4' ian g,Rt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-12

~ UNroN NATIONAL BASKl
OF WIlNINaT0S,
Dec 10, 1s1L
The annual c!eotl II ior Directors Of this Bank
Will be held at the Banking II use, on Iu sday, the
l2l lav Of January next, between the hours OF
and p'ClncS IN the afternoon,
deciS-te JOHN PEOPLES, hicr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-12
CFFiC6 OF TuE DELAWARE RAu.-1
ROAD, Co., LOVER, DELAWARE. ?

The Cwenty-third Annual Me ting of the tGck-
holders of this Company VIII he held at their office
in Dover, on Thurs iay, January H. ss5, at which
time an election will he held tor Direc oTs AMI
Treasurer 10 s-rve the ensuing year.
dcc2i-2ta 2wtm. HAYES, secty.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-12

X <ARGAINS, BARGAINS, BAEGAIHS,
Fok TIE y. Xr sky DAYS
Will sell any of the following go ds at COS. To
make room f.r Spring Stock:
BLANKETS, sPBEADS, TIlREE-PLi INGRAM,
COTTAGE, RAG AND HEMP C5HPEIs,
CLnlH, INDOW SHADES,
RUGS, looR MATS, CLOCKS, LOOK
EYEGLASSES, fR MES &c. lso lot of EX
PRE- W GOES, sLEpHnS, Is ER
Il BY co CHEs, TOY waGoSS,
AND CAR 5.
POSITIVE BARGAINS, No HUMBUG.
can and he tMtv.Ac d Il
j. MCBRIDE
jan9 2-it rs Market street.
SOctlNG-OLli LtAhN TIN, aLAit
Sarge and Cprpos,Nn r0uis male water
tgh' anu uufabie by coat Of Plastic sLbTE,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30
THE AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM
VICTORIOUS.
TEAM

It is with q feeling Of pride which will be
pardoned, that We refer to our cable dis
patches in another column, relative to the
International match between America and
Ireland. Yesterday, the American Team, on
the plains Of Dollymount met in friendly
contest their Irish competitors, and came of
victoriously with score of nine hundred
and sixty-seven points to nine hundred and
twenty-nine Of their opponents winning the
match by q handsome target Of thirty-six
points.
The more do We prize this victory because
their opponents were foemen worthy Of their
steel, and success over them was success in
deed.
The effect of this will give new impetus
to rifle shooting in this country, and it will
be but short time before we see rifle asso-
Citations springing up all over the land, and
especially in the South, where "of yore"
craftsmanship was part of boys education.
At this writing, we can not fully appreciate
the excitement this news will call forth. In
every State there were thousands anxiously
looking for last nights dispatches with i'm
patience, and now that the good news has
come therecan not help being rejoicing. We
congratulate both teams on the scores made.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30
THE CITY FINANCES.

There was an extraordinary resolution
offered in the Council yesterday by Mr..
Pilsbury, Administrator of Finance, the sub
stance Of which is that the city refuse here
after to pay the interest on her bonds. In
other words, the idea is to go ON collecting
the interest tax. taking the peoples money
for . specified purpose and then devoting it
to other purposes-the payment Of the fat
salaries of the Administrators, for instance.
We hear of no whisper Of reducing these fine
salaries, except from Mr.. Burke. but we hear
. wonderful amount of talk about the inabil-
ity of the city to meet her obligations. inter-
est, etc. There seems to be no difficulty
experienced by the officials in procuring
their pay. With the wharves leased out. the
Water Works ditto, the assessments per-
formed by the State, and the city unable to
meet the interest on her bonds or to pay any
body but her officials, the inquiry very naturally
arises: Why not close up the City Hall and adj
journ the Council sine die? If it is to come to q
dead lock, why let it come. and let us have q
receiver appointed at moderate salary to see
that the contractors attend to their work and
that the revenues Of the city are taken care of.
The creditors Of the city, we suspect will
readily enter into any fair or equitable ar
rangement, but it strikes us the proposition
to inappropriate funds Of which the Admin
istrators are merely the custodians is most
extraordinary, and we fancy they will dis
cover their error.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

The Carrollton and Kennerville Railroad
Company is incorporated BY an act Of the
General Assembly which passed ct the regu-
Ear session Of 1874 and not that Of 1876, as
stated in the BULLETIN. 1t is little singu-
bar that 1t should have passed and been
signed by Speaker Lowell, and Antoine,
President of the Senate. before March. in
1874, yet have been promulgated only on the
27th june, 1875, more than fifteen months
After SO long sleep in the office of the Sec-
retary Of State, it must have required pow
srful stimulant to wake it up. This style Of
legislation is of recent introduction in this
ytate.
Gov. Allen and his predecessors, Moore
Kickliffe. Hebert and others never held en-
solled bills after the close of the last day of
the lsession of the General Assembly, every
Dill being signed or vetoed and the same
being announced in each instance to the
House in which the bill originated, before its
Anal adjournment Thus every Representa-
hive and Senator knew before he left his seat
on the last night of the session what bills had
become laws and what had failed. The jour
nal of the two Houses indicated the same
fact, and the legislators went home to their
neighbors and constituents with full record
Of all that had been DONE The practice of
holding bills over is unsatisfactory and per-
nicious.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30
BEEoHp1 AND THE JURY.

Monday lights dispatches from New York
contain portion Of On interview between q
correspondent of The World and Henry Ward
| R.scher, in which the latter states that there
Is but one juror standing out against him, the
rest being in his favor. Now, considering
the care used in the selection of the jury, it
was supposed that all were "good men and
true" men who were open to conviction and
beyond the least suspicion Of anything
wrong. Beecher and his friends have pre-
tended that relying on 9 consciousness Of ia
nocence they needed but to state in the pro-
per legal manner their innocence and adduce
their plain and incontrovertible evidence to
secure a full and conclusive verdict against
Tilton.
Now we do not propose to anticipate the
verdict but it seems just little strange that
all these good, true and honest jurymen
should SO conduct themselves that the defend
ant is enabled to state positively that ''there
is but one man standing out in the jury" and
that "we were warned about him long ago.
It looks, "to man up q tree" very much as
if there had been some very positive commu-
nication between the jury and the 81 great de-
PENDANT" else how could he state so positively
facts which are generally supposed to be-
secrets of the closeted jurors alone. What
ever may be the verdict Of the jury in the
case, such actions and statements as those
quoted are almost sure to SO act upon the
mind of the great public that an unqualified
verdict of equity" will be recorded by them
against Beecher.
The plaintiffs lawyers could use no
stronger argument in addressing the tribunal
of public opinion, than to point out these
positive utterances from one Who should know
nothing, but seems to know all, about the ap.
preaching decision in his case. Beecher
went even further, and said to the correspond
ent that he knew who the juror was that was
holding out. Could any more positive evil
dence be gathered to show that these jurymen
were unfaithful to their oaths. and. that this
great injured innocent was not above taking
part in measures worthy of the highest CEN
sure, and beyond the line Of conduct usually
adopted by innocent and honest men?
Beecher and his jury, whatever be their joint
verdict have satisfied the public that their
decision is of no value as settling the guilt or
innocence Of the defendant
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

One of the very first acts of the Fdnding
Board was to issue new consols in exchange
for $4,000 bonds purporting to have been
issued under act los 4of 1870 Reference to
the act shows that the total Of bonds author
lied to be issued for the relief Of P. J. Ken
needy was sl34. ZOO. The process verbal as
published in the official organ Of August 80,
1874, confirmed by the minutes Of the Fund
ing Board, same date, confirm the issue Of
the $4,000. It strikes Us that this little
matter might very well come up in the in.
vestigation of Clinton, now going on. The
BULLETIN called attention to the fact at the
time, but the Funding Board made no re-
spouse or explanation.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

RETURN OF THE SIR KN1aKrs.-After the
three days encampment at Mississippi City,
the Sir Knights Of Orleans, Jacques de Molay
and Indivisible Friends Communicates re-
turned yesterday afternoon by the 4 O'Clock
train Of the Mobile and Texas Railroad. Upon
the arrival Of the train the returning wander
srs we're greeted by their companion Knights
with royal welcome, and 8. M. Todd, p. G.
g.. stepped forward, and in IN eloquent and
shaste speech Welcomed their brothers. The
members who had not left the city were out
in full force, headed by the Louisiana Field
Artillery Infantry band. After the speech of
the Past Grand Commander, response was
made by p, G. E. @. Of the United States,
filed with humor and witty references. The
line then took up their march for Masonic
Hall, reaching which the tbop was dis
missed,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

The idea of the existence of Balm in Gilead
Il simply popular error and hallucination;
otherwise some enterprisiDg az mt would have
contracted for the advertisement of that speci.
40 ct the lowest rates long ago.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30
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DIED.

WESTON-On Tuesday june g, 1879 At quar-
ter 70 o'clock p NJ Fannie F. Weston. aged twer-
ty-four years. daughter Of VIM. d. weston anu
native of this city, ,p5 g. 3@% hE12is
The friends and scqaiutances of the family are IN
vited to attend her funeral This "wednesday Morn
ing ct 10 o'clock from the residence Of her fAfner
No. 40 Carondelet street. at -i }3 ise Is
BROwN-At Southwest Pass, Tuesday, June q,
at u A. NJ Joseph Brown aged A Year,. native OF
Plymouth, Enaland, and for number OF years
branch pilot for the port of New Orleans.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
- 81
III hi dT Jacob Otts sB
ssb be& GA r p e N T e r. gsa
$50 Magazine Street, Corner Oaldop4s
d prepared to execute III orders IN the Oar
penter ana Building line, with promptness, neat
ness and dispstch. Cisterns made and repaired
nj tf2dp 5as. a.c.ta al
p Diseases of tho Eye and Ear.
Or. @. BEARD, Oeoaliss,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS srREET.-----...---.ll
Orleans InArmary.
Ofioe hours from 10 to 81. iraIt al ~
- a. BrOMssenes, 4
Chartres Strect..........-...17
g., Offers at low prices, wholesale and retail, I'D
CARPETING. ~ r. 'At'4 :.
MATING - :. f3Ft
BURLAPS by the hale, piece or yard. .t,,. $50
TABLE and PIANO COVERS q
CURTAIN, FURNITURE MATERIALS, and
Table and Enamel OIL CLOTH, RUGS, MATS ect
je27 2dpSuWe .ia7 - n
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

Ion PRNr1No.-We now possess facllues 70
snahle rs to execute every Description OF
commercial, railroad and steamboat printing,
lawyers briefs, blanks and other legal docu-
ments on the shortest notice, in the best
ukyie, and at the most reasonable rates. We
viu guarantee full satisfaction to those Of our
auaands who favor us with their orders.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

While we are renewing the memories of
battles hundred years old, let us not alto
gether forget our brave Texas minute-men
who are fighting the battles of to-day with
bandit gre asers or the Rio Grande.-C6mnaer-
cial Advertiser.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

II you call on a lady friend in the morning
and she is out, go right down TO Eyrichs, No.
$50 Canal street, and you will in all proba-
bility Ind hef. making selections from his
elegant assortment OF books and note paper
note this sa.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

A Chicago man met Gen. Sheridan last
week and said: "Cheer up, Phil the vars
over" "Ain't SO sure of that" Phil said,
with twinkle in his eye. "As long as .
mans single be can keep out of fight but
when he's married he's got to take his chances I"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

"Well,, my boy" asked gentleman Of .
little eight-year-old, "what are You crying
for2'. "'Cause can't find my dad. told
tho old fool If he went of too far he'd lose
me-" was the flial reply. y
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

When the grsybacks first came in sight at
punter Hill, Thursday, Ben Butler remarked
sootbinely. "Don't be alarmed. my friends,
an, here . Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

The jury in tho Beechsr trial stand eleven
70 one lint they are unanimous in praise
Of staub. the champion cheap newsman. His
~ :. a. 6,oldthwaite's, No. 60 Canal street
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

Darwin's inherited income II SsUoo.
year. That's what comes Of having : "onAey
<,v vov,r orcootor - Rnsk0n Posi-
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

An itch for Office does not always lead to
Aichs in the temple of fame. This is nu-
morous remark 4
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

Special attention is called to the card of the
Peoples Loan Office in our advertising col
zmns. The liberal advances made on dia-
monds, jewelry. etc., and the low rate of in
terest are facts worthy Of investigation.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

1t will pay to buy your coffee, parched or
ground, at the Tea Depot, Camp street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

Buy your carriages, buggies and baby
wagons Of L. T. Maddux, 35 Carondelet street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

Marsden's Zarsaparilla at I. L. Lyons's,
corner of Camp and Gravier streets.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

Marsden's Zarsaparilla at E. Santers, COR
ner Magazine and Josephine streets.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30
N,sses-Ns orders taken O he Bulletin u %
unlass Endorsed by tbs PKOPhA1AON

rhs New Orleans BULLETIN can bs had q the
nevs agent in Mobile at the depot on ths ass'sa'
n ~ p. N. train.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

No tea drinker should fail to visit the Tea De.
pot, Camp street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-30

Fruit for balloonists- Currents IN the air.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-02

nnter Der &berfte Der New Dor:
ter Oampfi9ifie in Ssrbinanoia, 5la.,
wurOe Dor einisem Sasen elm rieiiser Geus
feIsfid sefansen. Gr mar auf irsenb cine
@eiie inter bic Iberfte seratbsn unb fanb
ipater in 5olse Der uie!en sinserammten
YfdbIe teinen Mussans mebr. Ginise Orr
better, bic bas @erdui@, pel6es Der Slid
madte, bOrten, f%euerten auf i'm, truien i'm
aber ni9t. Oils man i'm snbli9 mitteIit
elmer idneu berbeisebolten Sarpune set6b
tet bate, beburfts es Der Gnitrensuns BON
finf,ebn Mdnner, UNI i'm ans 2anb su
brinsen. sSm 6Olse Ses benz Gbiere ents
itromenSen 8lutes war bas @afsr auf
cine Gntiernuns uon 10 SUB auf ieber
Settle bss Slides bunteIrotb sefdrbt. Der
Slid bate IS SUB llmfans unb ma Is
CUB lang. Die GIoiien batten, ebeniO wie
Der S4wuns, cine 9dnse uOn 4 SUB, babel
Issterer nidt itarter, ais ein Mannss:
finger. Die MunbOfinuns muB 2 SAP u.
bic Siefe Der Munbb0bIe Is GOD. 9ln
ieber Settle bss Munbss befanb ii9 elm etpa
spei SUB LANCER 5iibler, Den Der Slid aus:
itreden uno suiammsnsieben tonnte. Gs
lit Oiss, 10 uiel man wsiB, crit Der swsite
berurtise Slid, Der in bisier @esenb &c:
iansen wurbe. Der GeufeIsii6, psI6sr
ieltsn al Der &iiits ~uuIerer iioliden Staa.
ten eri6eint, tritt in ben trcpii3en Mesren
sis,nIi9 barmIOs aaf, aber beien unseudtst
srsablt man ii6 in S9ififreiien GntisbIi:
DIES Don ieinsr 8iIbbeit, Stdrte unS foloi.
fallen 9dmse. Die Yuutiiofen Oss Slides
baben cine fliseIfOrmise Geitalt. Die
6arbs bes Gitsns lit braun, Die 6ss Suu.
DIES weiBli9srau.
Die beitpsrp aItete Stabt in
Amerita muB Bottom iein, benn bort fonn.
ten bic Steusm Sisies Sabr Guf Il Ero;snt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-02
0tSeonFn.

Sin @etterpropbet 1T in Der
TeriOn bon !Senrp SrDser in Wisconiim
aufsetau3t. OerieIbe pobnt ieit 81 Sab
rem I'M @eiten uub felt bas iOlsenSs auf
ieime Griabruns baiiirte prosramm auf:
Rad benz ndditer Neumonb werbsn mir
ben ansenebmiten Snbiansriommsr baben.
@nianss Nouembsr fommen spar einise
fate Gage, Der sroBte Sbeil bes Monats
unS bic iOlsenben brei @oden bss 9sSems
Der aber werOen milo iein. slm 20. De
;entber biloet ii9 cine Sinne Gisbede auf
ben 6%liien, :wii9em a8eibna9ten unb
Neuiabr sibt es ~itarten S9neeiaa, I'M
9ansen Sanuar jebo9 wsr6en mir nit gluss
nabme pom einisen falten 9usen abernals
Den idaniten SnOianeriommsr babsn. Gs
ipirb in benz fpmmenben 8inter mebr 0tes
gen pie S9nee unb wenis ODER sar tsins
S4littenbubn ssben. Der 6ebruar wirb
wObI Elm paar falte Gage b%rinsen, aber Der
0edr; bspSlft unb parm iein. SIM @pril
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-02
NatiomaIbanfem etatihif.

Scr CURRENCY Comptroller bsridtet, baB
lett 9aiiiruns bes @sietes pom IA. Sanuur
1875 SO Gationalbantsn nit einem Eapi:
tai BON S9,234, 900 orsaniiirt ,purben, an
uel9c Santnoten i'm Setrase pon s 1929
no a~usseseben woroen iino. Ter @es
Iammtbetras Der ieit Faiiirung Scs @sietes
aus9esebenen Nctsn betrdst l0,2ls,o 900.
Sapon wurbsn emittirt: $4,000 on
Eenniuluanisn, STA, 600 an &eit;Sirgis
MIA 1863, 600 on &entudp 1924, 900 an
Sbio $4,000 an Snbiana slOO, 900
al Sainois 1921 ,OOO'nn Soma.
Geiammtbetras Der SesaItsnoers, bic
pom 20. Sum- 1874 bis sum /. Sftober
1875 bebuis l3uriid;iebuns Der Santnptens
Circulation oeponirt puroen s25 ,O42, IA,
mopon 81, 200, 900 BON Nen 0orf beponirt
woroen limb, s6O5 900 uou MaIa9uietts,
1914, 900 Don Connecticut, 1922 900 pom
Banana, s6lS,O 900 pon Sib Carolina,
s443, 600 pon gouiliama, 81, $40, 900 BON
Miiouri, 81. 9s4 900 ron Snbiana, So.
7Os, 900 pom SIinois, 1908, 900 pom Soma,
unb ie 5000, 900 ppn Nationalbanfen in
Mfi9i9an, @iSconiiu unb Minneiota.
Der beute auBenitebenbe @stras Der stas
tionalbanf Noten lit um So, 900, 900 GERM
ger ais an 20. SUM- 1874 unb s4 600, 900
seringer als am IA. Sanuar 1875 er be-
Iduft ii9 auf s347, s63, ZAP. Der Coli
citcr bes S9atamtes bat entidieben, baB
feline 0icenss Steuer auf bas &apital Der
Nationalbanten erSwunsen weroem fam
nno baB Staatsbeamte fein Ge9t baben,
Seri9te bon Nationalbanten su iorbsrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-02


wirb es 10 troden isin, bas bic 8drtner Die
@iebtanne sebrau9en miiien. Der YrOs
pbet rdtb ben Sausrn, bel Ser eriten @eIe:
senbsit ibren Gisuorratb einsulesen, wenn
lie nidt in Serlesenbeit seratben uno &c:
notbtst iein wollen, ibren gebari aus Nlasfa
81 beSieben.
Sn Nppleton brannte Der Gro
cerpltore unb SaIpon Der 9ebriiper E0mer
ab. Serr anton &Omer, weldsr iber Dem
Store wobnte, rettets nit tnappsr 9totb
lein uno ieiner 6amilie 9eben, absr weiter
gar ni9ts, MIR Der i'm Seller ii9 befinbenoc
yiqner blieb nnbei6dbi9t. 0os SauS ge:
b6rte !9errn O'Srien uno lit tbeilpeiis per,
ii9ert. Die @ebriiosr &Smer i6deen ibren
Serlult auf etipa $4,000 or ben Maareu.
$500 auf ben anbau, wel6eri bnen 9eb0rte,
unS $500 auf ben Sausbalt bss Ssrrn
anton SOmsr. 9erii6ert rparen nur $500
auf Die gSaaren.
Der rNorb tern" l9reibt: Son
Stepens Yoint tommt Die Ia9ri6t, baB
am Wontas slbenO S9eriif Sater eri6pis
len wuroe. Die adberen gin;elbeiten, 10
melt mir ie erfubren, iino pie iolst: Der
S6eriii mot beauitrast, bic Miible zines
s%epliien Gottrisbt, swii9en Steuens Yoint
nnS Ylouer an Ylouers6 luB sele9en ;n
idlieBen unb in Seiie gu nebmen, fir
Sdulosn bes GOttrisbt. Gr bate ben
geiebl ausfibren wouen unb mar BEL 9et.
terem auf &ieoeritanb seltoben, wel6er
ii6 enti9ieben weiserte ben Seiit ~anfSusss
ben. glm Montug abeno nun mudte ii6
Der S9eriii NIT einisen @ebiIfen wieber
aui, nit Dem ieiten @iuen ben eiseniinnis
gen alten aus Der Mii6le III uertreiben.
Oils le ibm iebo9 etpas gu bart gu 2eibe
riidten, ersriii er Gin @epebr umS feuerte
aui bic Mdnner, ben S9eriif tobtli6 unb
einen GebiIfen sefdbrIi6 u~erwunoenS.
Sberifi Safer usrI@ieO nod in Oerielben
Na6t. Gottrisbt lit uerbaitet.
Die @ebriiber Gottrisbt, wel9e ben
Sberiii BON Yortase County, unb ieinen
Seputp Cameron eri6p1en, wurOen bon
ben Sirsern lesten Montas Na6t in Der
9idbe BON Steuens Yoint auisebdnst.
Som Gate hyperion beri6tet Ser
@iilwautee rSeroIO": Die SaiiOn fir
Giieners , @erienbunsen sebt ibrem gnbe
entsesen. Die gsri9iiiunsen itsben
binter benen bes letten sSubres ;uriid, ios
melt ME iett bsfannt 1T, bod lit Die Sbats
Jade iett in getradt su sieben, bab Glien
ni9t 10 in sta6irase seweien lit, wie in
iriberen Sabren. gluf Die Minen wirb eS
anfommen, m,s in bieiem @intsr bic @e>
iddfte auf ber 9albinieI seben werben.
Der 9obn miro natirIi9 in pielen @ruben
bsrlnterseiett werSen, bod iinb ale auss
ii9ten uorbanben, saB ale @rubenarbeis
ter in arbeit sebaIten werSen, nnS gu
einem iolden 2obn, Der ie in ben Stanb
ieten wirb, wenn spar eimfad, 10 bod
pbne @otb gu leioen, burd BEN @inter gu
tommen.
Sm Oibtoib iOl elm srOBes Soipitul
erbaut nerben.
uuslIdsfau in 8isconiin. auf
benz Mi4isaniee bel SbebOpsan i9lus elm
fleines SeseIboot I'M, in weI9em ii6 Der
l2jdbrise 5erSinunb Sersos rinb ;wei ans
Sere iunse Oeutide ~befunpen. Die Iees
teren wurSen sersttet, .Ser,os biiBte iein
geben elm.