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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-04

9ln ser @'ren5e ser mdrtil6en @ano'
>uiiite liegt ndmli6 oas Stdot9en s H.
terb 9, befannt our@ ben 9ldn5enoeu
Grfolg, nit lpel9em Sebel bort leine Wb'
labpreoigten bielt. @er wii5te ou6 i'm
proteitantil9cn Noroen ni9t bon. Den
beriidti9ten vMbloB= ooer Sekeltaten" 81
erjablen, bie jett nod INNER Die Griu<
nerung an cine vfinltere 3eit" 9rauen=
pollen Nnoenfens unter Der jiingeren &C.
neration ,uadbalten miilien. 9latiirli6 bat
oarum audi Siiterbo9 1einen Sebeltot item
- in Der ct. 9litolaitirde - uno bisle,
Dem Prote1tantismus 10 iiberaus lui6ti9e
Ge!iquie, oa@te ieb, muBt ou Dir oo9
einmal nit eigenen Mugen onle1en. Sim
ter Dem Qltar Der belagten &ir1e wuroe
mir MIR ein colp1ialer &o 1ten 9e5eigt,
genau s. 3" brett l. IL" 1o6. 9obei
ba6en Die beieeneGeitenmdno eineGtdrfe
pOn l! =, bic GnOen bon s" uno oer9edel
BON 81. Ser Doben Dat ii6rigens einen
9tiB befoxlmen, Der in Der @}itte big III
einem 3oll li9 criueitert> uno Der 9eetel,
Den beilduiig 9elo9t taum Der itdrtite
Neann olleln aufbebt> fiibrt sic betannte
9uf1drift ~@enn oas @elo i'm &oiten
tlin9t> Die @eele in Sen 9immel iprin9t", j.,
Elm Sat, ben befonntli9 Sebel lelber
l6on gu Trantfurt a. 8. als einen per<
bommliden un0 linn nur bon Der 8os<
beit imputirten 9ebranomartt bat.
9llio oos lit Ser berii1tise WblaBta lten,
irogte i6 MIDI faunen6, in Dem Sebel
Die 9tbloE9eloer berlm9elbleppt baben
1oQ? - tla9e nod @iner, oab unlere
3eit ni4t ne9r gl6u6ig lit, oenn nm 5u
glauben, oab Oies 6ie urlpriin9li6e Be-
0eutung Oieles l1ngebeuers ge,uelen lei,
6a5ll 9eb0rt bod et'uas meDr ols 9elun=
Der Wienl6enoerl ltano - ouSu lino
n3eit1en uno @rnber" notbig. sSeoer
Nerniinftiee, ser nur einise Gombina=
tons9obe, um ni6t 5u la9en &enntniB
Der @a6e belibt, muB berausfinoen, oob
oerarti9e &alten> mis- lie nod in fait al
len alten &ir6en 5u treffen lino, nur Die
cine 8el ltimmung batten, als Nr@ipe fir
tuidti9e 9Dfumente pber sur MufbemaD.
run9 bon &ir6en9eratben 5u oienen.
9lber mon uiiroe ia audi zines Ser BELIEF
tciten glrgumente 9egen Den an9ebliden
NbloBfram aus Der 9an0 9eben, tpollte
man nit Der Mabrbeit berausriiden oa,
rum miro uader fort9elo9en. 9o99eie~
mano fam 1einem @9idl lale ent9eben,
ielbit Ser Siiterboger &al ten nidt. Gin
Siiterbor9er erSdblte mir ndmli9 na6~
trd9lid) fol9enoen er96tli6en @orfaQ,
0eIlen Tinale tueni9itens er ols Nugen.
5eu9e nit angeIeben gu 6aben perii9erte.
0or etlpa 20 Sabren luuroe 6ele lonber=
bare &eliquie scito Dlen uno erit na@ se=
raumer 3eit in einem @raben auf Dem
Gelbe luieoer9ef funoen. Merfmiiroig 9e@
mug fiiDrten einige Derl ltreute fleinere@elo=
1orten auf Die @pur oes Musreibers. Sn
Dem famoien &aiten mar allO bod @elo!
Gs liebe l6 nun bieran Die interel ante
Gra9e tniipfen, lpie es bineingetommen
Ob mon es CUR 3eit Der &ir6enaufrdu=
merei i'm &aften iiberieben, ,uioer WiQen
iiberleben 0as 1T nidt luari6einli9 BON
lpe8en Der 9uten Nugen. Ooer Ob man
es abli9tli9 ols 8elueis tatbol. NblaB-
frames oarin 9elalien Sem lpieoerlpribt
aber Dag @elo9epra9e Der MiinSen, oenn
lie ltammen aus neuerer 3eit. ODER eno<
|i@ Of mon erit ipdter fir proteit. @elo
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-04

gen, Oas 1pafcre @e|Dledt ober mliDt |id
INNER nod ob, Osn Baum bes 2ebens
ouf oerlelben @runblose 81 phansen, -
uno mel@es fno oieGrii1t te?-Das pierte
@cbot ioQ ou6 bariber propbeSeiben,
menn man feline geilti9e 0Mtter, Die Stride
ing Mnlib I1la9t! - Man bente III Die
Yrote Itantcnpereinler.
@ie Wprur!9eile, Die lbon oen "Ydtsrn
Der Reformation" als Woiie ge9en bic
Muttertirbe oienen mnbten, lie lno lei
Der au9 jebt nod INNER 6as 9auptriilt<
seu9 i'm ienleiti9en Eager; uno iuenn
audi taulenomal ab9efertigct uno wioer<
le9t, lueroen. lie oo6 INNER wieoer auf's
9leue Dtrpprgelu9t,um ouf oieie Weile Elm
Sulammenbre6en6es @tbdu0e 81 fifteen,
aber leioer audi Inn Ser belieren Grtennt=
nib oft lelblt Der ebellten leiner Seppb<
ner, uniiberltei9li6e 9iuoernilIe in ben
gSe9 81 itellen. un6 wer li6 iiberseu.
gen min; ,uie oreilt rno bortnafi9 oa=
bei Senoen5lii9en sfelt9ebalten weroen>
Der ocnfe nur an Den v8rano Masoe<
burgs bur6 Silly: Sabr6unberte iua,
rem n0tDia nm Der Wa6rbeit en0lib ben
@ieg Su perl6offen, uno ait Branoe
MostouS sic MobrDeit, oaB Sic Ma9oe4
burger lelbit lire @taot in Nl6e 9elegt>
9laubli@ su MAIDEN. Snoci1en i'd moQte
ia nidt iiber @eltirosen beriGten, iiber
Die Sober, Der 9uten QSi0ens 1T, beut5u,
ta9e zines 8eileren ld bele6ren tonn
1onoern iiber tleine Merf,uiiroigteitet1,
Die ni6t Scoermann Su9angli6 lino. .Nu6
0(a9oeburg Eat feline tleine Merfpiroig<
fsit> ndmli@ lpieoerum einen ~MblaB. ooer
Setelta1 1ten", Die nun einthal in Noros
oeuti&lano unuermeiblib lino. .0ieleMas<
oebllrger 5onoerbarfeit - i'm oortigen
Some, miBt inoeiien bios 4 10" in Der
2dnge, /, IL" in Der 8reite uno q in
Der 90bc; 1ie fat aber 6ob ,peni9itens
brei Sefnungen lin Dcfel> Die obl9on
ou9enldeinli6 erlt ipater un0 le6r un9e'
ibidt ansebra6t, Dem 0oIten inmerbin
cine plauliblere @a1rl1einlidteit gcbea,
oob ct gum @eloI Iammeln beitimmt 9e,pez
len.Nber Of uu@ 5uNblaBg geloern? II. Iour6
Scbel ?-Sa 1ier fommen mir eben ,pieoer
an Die 3enoen5lii9e, - uno wie 1ebr 0as
proteitontii@e O@r ooran se,uS9at II. gum
@!auben seneigt lit, lelblt ouf So item beg
9elun0en urt6eils> oafiir folgenoes lpob'
6afte 8e9ebnib BEL oieleu1 &a ten. $50:
eini9en Sabren nobm cine protei itant.
9ame, bonn &iiiter be9(etet, Den oorti'
gen Som in @u9eni6ein. G6en tom'
men lie nit chamber gum vMbloBfol lten">
luabren6 mein @ewd6rsmonn g., aus
Deiien Neunoe i@ bieies Gattum ielbf !
6abe, betradteno babel iteDt. Das moGt ,
ben &ii tier, Dem q. ols &atbolif befannt
oerle9en, oaB ct 9ln nfano nimn1t, Oes &a= I
tens Grtuabnun9 81 tbun. q. bilft linn :
oabey aus oer 9fot9, inoen ct 1pie i'm =,
gor,uurtibn an9ebt: ~g6er lieber &iiIer> !
pie fonnen @ie oenn bieler Dome Die
0auptmertlpiiroi9feit oes 9omes oorentr !
)alten? 9ier lit ia Der Mblab oaer5ebel=
a1ten."
vGi> was lie ia9en!" rief bic Dame
i6tli@ erfreut aus, ~oies lit alie Die be- +
iibmte 9entiuiroi9teit aus Dem tatbolir 5
den Mber9lauben @ie 16aoe> uenn I
b oies ii6erieben bdtte!" 8
SIM ueiteren Mittbeilen i6er Die ber< 1,
0mmli6en &eoensarten, Die gang 9lau= {
ensIelig bin9efommen. muroen, fragte 5
n ML.. - ~.... !: ~ M 49,. ....: -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02
es
nus 0mcrifa.

SIM u%eraaugcnen Sabre wanoerten iiber
Neu Yorf 500 9%uremburser na6 Den Ser.
Staaten Elm. SIM Sabre 1878 mar Die
i2abl SIT unb 1872, Dem Sabre on Dem Die
Ginwanoeruns am srOBten, 1880. Sem
einsiger oieier Ginwanberer ma3te Inipru6
an Die Milotbdtisteit Der ginwanOerunsss
beboroe; Die meilten wanoten ii9 natiirli9
mad Dem Weiten.
gSie mir aus elmer Gurrripunoen, aug
Ecuador ieben, lit elmer %unierer 9anpsleute
Yrofeiior an Der polite6nii6eu S9ule ies
mes 9anoes. Gsiit Satsr Miilenborf S. j.
Oerielbe sei9nete ii6 baour6 aus, baB er
cine iuperbe litbosrapbii9e Wtai6ine, feline
eisene grbeit, auib ausiteauns mad Ybis
laoelpbia ienben wirb. llebrisens ,pirtt
bort nod elm anoerer 2uremburser aui Dem
Ssloe bss Miiiionsweiens es 1T Sater P.
OiSisr, Der ieit eirisen Sabren ben beioen
Heoemptoriiteu 9olonien in Quito uorltebt.
ecincr miiiicn mir 2 intersiIants Gore
iponoen;eu, beioe aus YbiIaoelpbia aui oas
nd6lts Wial psribisben, I'M ni6t gu iebr iiber
SaS II 9site0te Maa6 Haum ~binaus;ns
sebsn.-gtun auisei6o6en. 1T ni6t anfses
boben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02
@roG 6erSogt6a NJ.
Sas gsimeribnlre;ea in esm Wrob5srs
,nstl;;m SuyembMrs wabrsno SsS Sdnls
iutrcs 1S73-1S74.

,nst1am SugemhMrs wlbrsno SsS Stuls
jabrcs 1873 1874.
ySir sebsn bier nab sinsm oiiiciellen
Seri9t cine Statiltif iiber baS Trimars
i6ulweien wdbrcno Ses S6uliabres
l973-lS74.
Oa9 9aRb SdbIts 63s S@ulsn; 100
&rabeni9uIen, III Wtdo9eniduleu, SO
&leintinperi9ulen unp 256 semil9te S9ns
len.
Die S6ulcn wuroen pdbreno eeS Nins
tiers uon 20, l42 uno Sdbreno oes Soms
nlerS pon 81, Ol3 Ginbern beiu9t. Die
iSabl Der i@ulpfli6tisen ainosr bstrus
25,7ll.
Sc,iali6 Der e~rsisltsn 5fsiuItats parsn
ole Seiltumsen ppn Is S6ulsn aus9csci1:
net, pom 1913 S@ulen iebr seniigeno, BON
3l3 ~geuiisenb, pom SO Sicmli9 9enil9eno
uno upn 20 unsenii9eno.
Su Setreii Der S9ulbilOuns Der Son:
icribirten fir 1874 eonltatirt Der Seribt,
oab 9.OS Yrocsnt cine mittlere ooer bobere
Silouns, 67,S Srocent cine p~ollltdnoise
Yrimarbilouns beiiteu, bab ferner 20.36
proeent uur leien uno ldreibsn tonnen nno
l,l9 Yrocsnt alcr S6ulbiIouns baar iino.
reber Die Sefdbisuns Der 9ebrer uro
9ebrerinnen miro beri6tet: elm 6abi9teits'
sensnib bsa /. Ganses baben 3 Selrer UNI
/ gebreriu, beS 2. &anses SO 9e3rer uni
l 9ebrerin, beS s.. &anass lie eebrer uni
81 2%sbyerinnsn, oss 4. @ansss l94 Qebrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02
Gr3bi6eeie Baltimore.

@m Sunntas DOT adt 9asen wurbe bic
neae Stride sur unbefsdten Gmpfdngnib
in Waibinston 9. 6. bur9 ben bo9piirs
oisfen Germ grsbii6of 8aplsp, unter
Iiiifsh; uielsr .Trieiter, ieisrli9 e~insepeibt.
Die nerc Rirde 1T cine 3ierSe bes norOlis
den Stabttbeiles uno toitet $50, 900, wos
BON 81 5000 i9on abbeSablt ino. Die alte
Stride miro nun gu S9ulswcden uer,pens
bet nnb aud etne 0aae fir SOrleiunsen II.
Sereinsuer iammlunsen einscri9tet weroen.
Gr;bi0ceie MiIwautee.
9as grieherieminar in ct. Erancis,
Wisc., ioa i'm fiiuitigen CONNER beoeus
tend p%ergroBert werOen. gs piro Elm Slit
gel ansebaut, um in bemielbsn Die Sbeolo:
gen better gu lo9iren. SaS neue Sebduoe
ioa nidt wsniser ais cine Milion Saflteine
nebmen.
Sn Milluaufec iou ndditens elm 3weiss
uercin beS irii6en fatbolii9en @obls
tbdtI9teitsusreins 9s9rinoet weroen.
Oi6csfs Gbicaso.
Sn Rrtamnra, @oobiorb Co., ST.,
miro Hep. Maaer ben Sau zines neuen
Yfarrbauies betreiben. Gin oeutl6er Sries
tier piro, iobulo ais tbunli9, bier ieinen
Wobniib nebrsen uno su9lei6 Die neue tas
tbolii6e Oeutl6e @emeinoe in 0en o II
uerieben. &eu. Ntassr miro auBer Der
Wuttsr : @smeinoe yIad Yartriogs (St.
Marien) Die neue (aus Oeuti9eu, Srldns
bern uno 6ran;oIen bcltebenoe) @emeinOe
gu 8ai1inston, Sa;ewea 60, paltoriren.
Oi0ceie Rode ter.
Su anGcfcr, q. o., wuroe poriss
@o6e in Der st. SoniiassSirde sinsebros
denu. Der Spieritod nm clrea SIS beitoblen.
.3uslei9 nabm Der Oieb aud cine wo0ene
Oefe unO Elm puar S9ube nit
Oi0eeie Suffalo.
Su Suiialo, 10 lsien mir in unien 8e9s
ielbldttern, ioa STD. $. M. Sors elm neues
@o9enbIatt, ,Oie driifli6e @Ode", err
ideinen l~aien, oas es iid sur beionberen
guisabe seiteat bat, Die ueridieosnen 6eite,
@ebeimnilie uno @ebrdu6e uniersr bl.
Gelision gu 6eipreden uno aui cine einfa9e
8eiie gu ertldren, ben Gbriiten OIL Die Settle
uno @ebeimniiie, wel9e in ieber 8o9e bes
Sabres 9efeiert weroen, 81 erinnern UNI
in &iirse iene guftIdrums iiber Oieiel6en,
Die er ni6t INNER auf cine anbere @eiie
erbulten tam, gu seben. @ir wiini9sn
benz %llnternebmen piel Slid bel Der i9wic:
risen @ufsabe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02
Aigdiihr usuigseitru
SnIanb.
ScrtIseana fclst.
Oioceic GIepelanp.

Or Scelisrerr Der ct. @urien:@s:
meinSe in Maiiillom, Starf &c.,
Ohio, 9ep. Sol. sails, 1T am 6. Nebr.
aar, uneupartet aus isinem @,rtunsstreis
6crausacriIen uno cine Seute peS unertitt:
liden Sooes seporpen. Der Seritor5ene.
elm le6r wiroissr uno pii9tsiiriser &rieiter,
mar 1929 sn @einba1 I'M SrpBber;oS:
tbum Sabsn 9eboren. fam 1882 mad ben
Ser. Staaten, wuree 1855 ppu eem bobw':
item Sii9oi gtmabcuS 9tupp iuGlepe!ano gum
Yrisiter sewsibt, wirfte ,uerlt IN SoplsS'
topn uRo Squol Sutton Wno lcit 1864 III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02
Gazette.

Maiiiuon. no cr elm S9uIbaus auiiibrsn
HEB, bas ibsr SIS, 900 fofete. aud eis
men 9ottssader leste er an, Der IN gang
Ohio ieines @lei9en iu9t.
Sater 2ais ,si9nete ii9 gang Defenders
bur4 feline Milbtbdtisfeit uno feline 2iebe
Sl ben &rt,en unS NOtbleibenoen aug, Sie
in ibm ibrtn srOBten 8obltbdter, ibren Sas
ter uerIortn baben. Die Widtisfeit Der
YreGe eriennsnS, rpar Batter 9ais RATIOS
bemiibt, quite fatboIiide Bldtter in BEN 6as
miIien ieirer @erheinbe ein;ubirssrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-02

Upriirsuns.)
0as mar bic Grpiberuns Der Weatter
@ottss aai bic Ylutereisn Der Polissi. Die
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Gri6einuuscn

Gri6einnmssn
Der
2Nmttcr g CITES
81
ga Safstts, 9sontmaiH, Soarses, &ritR
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

Senate Committees.

Senate Committees.
We give bslow some Of the atandlng
committees Of the Senate-shose in which
our people will probably Be mostly inter-
ested:
Territories Hitchcock, chairman, Cag.
in, Patterson, Christiancy, Sharon, Coop
er aud Mackey.
Railroads chairman. Hitchcock,
Cregin, Howe. Hamilton, Mitchell, Dawes,
Ransom, Kelley. and Osperton.
Mines and mining-Sargent, chairman,
Hamblin, Alcorn. Harvey, Sharon, Gold
thwaite and Randolph.
Public lands Oglesby, chairman. Win
dom, Harvey, Hamilton, Paddock, Booth,
Kelly. Mcdonald and Jones, of Fla
Private Land Claims-Thurman, chair.
man. Baysrd, Bogy, Edmunds aud Christ
fancy.
Indian Affairs-Allison, Chairman, Og-
lesbv. Morrill,, of Me-, ingalls,. Clayton,
Bogy and McCrery.
Claims Wright, Chairman. Mitchell,
Wadleiga. Christiancy. Merriman. Gamer
on. of Wisconsin. Capert0n, CockTill,
OF florida.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

II would sppear from the following
resolution offered In the House BY Hol.
Ean. end the almost unanimous vote BY
which It was carried. that the present
Congress 10 decidedly opposed 70 sabss-
died of any chasactsr. A. . 9euesul
principle. The resolution 10 correct, but
there arc instances where government
aid. jadiciously extended, and guarded
with proper restrictions, would result h
beasAtslng boil government and the peo-
pie distressed IN the enterprise fJe which
The ed was given.
The present hostility Of Congress "a
Creating subsidies has been bsOughl
about BY the Wholesale plunderlngs and
peculstions Of those having control ol
enterprises subsidized BY the govssnmsat,
Received. That In tho judgment d
thu House IN the present coalition q
FINANCIAL affairs Of tho government n
soSsidles 10 money, honda, public lands,
Endorsements. OF BY pledge at puOlas
credit ehosld b granted ~ Con9reae z
Assoc3stioss Or cOTp0rafloks-engaged q
proposinx 10 eugass:io pubic q pFtvasl
ss,apsises and I'll sppropsiaaloas iron
~ pahlic traasasy ought q b lloiss1 q
TIE ttoe - socA supo1ngs ooly - shall =
inpesssively Demanded y u p.e!'l
GDfveee d W sss#$4- d An
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24
A Good Bill.

The following bill is . good one % fal
- 1t goes, but 1t should be amended by re
pealing the odious law requiring publish
ess TO pay postage on I'll papers sent out
aide Of the county:
By StArkweather, to amend the law re-
lstin2 to postage on mailable matter OF thu
I'd class, providing that from the let Of
January, 1876, the postage on pamphlets
transient newsp 'pers, periodicals and
magazines. handbiils, posters, unsealed
CIRCULAR pr0spectuses, proof sheets and
corrected proof Oh ets shalt be ONE cen!
for every two ounces or fraction thereof
that the postage on Ill other mailable mat
ter remain as now provided by law. H
moved to suspend the rules and pass tn
bill. a.
The bill was referred.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

The prospects for the extension of the
Northern Pacific mex: year is reported
very favorable. The present bondholders
and their immediate friends will extend il
ct least Is miles. This seems to be neces-
ssry in order to save the charter. The
Northern Pacific people do not expect to
ask aid of the next Congress, and there Is
No danger that aid will be thrust upon
them, though there ID . growing feeling
of friendship to the Northern Pacific en-
terprise 1t the East.-Biscaarck Tribune.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24
The Third Tern.

They have sprung the third term ques-
tion in Congress early In the season. II
don't seem TO be popular In the House.
We copy the following from The proceed
ings:
Springer, of Illinois, offers1 the follow
ing resolution and moved the previous
question ON it, adoption
Resolved. That In the opinion Of thta
House the precedent established by Wash
ipgtoa and other Presidents Of the United
States In retiring from the Presidential Of
flee after their second term has become, BY
universal concurrence, to be part of oul
republican system OF government, and
that any departure from this time-honored
custom would be unwise, unpatriottc and
frsught with peril 10 our free institutions
The previous question was seconded
and the resolution adopted, Yeas, $50
nays, 10.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24
The Independents.

The currency question has given the In.
dependents IN opportunity 10 again lif'
their heads and command public attention.
A National Convention is called, to meet
ct Indianapolis, May 18th. The cardinal
principles of the party are the repeal Of
the National Currency Act; also the En-.
forced Resumption Bill, and the recog.
milton of green backs Is the only currency,
Rhey endorse Hon. w. N. Kclley's 3.65
interconvertible bond plan. They pro-
pose organizing greenback clubs through
out the country, and stirring up thing,
3enerallY.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

The Herald Of the 2lst hes long and VET
written article on this subject. embracing
some good ideas aud auggestions. but
while protesting 70 ignore all COLLECTIONS
merely for geographical reasons, asd de-
clarl6g that Il '.shall esiticizs no mes cure
but for good reasons pertaining t. the
measure itself.'' Hike tie Independent,
keeps before the mind Of the reader thai
the most practicable and only road that
lwill relieve the embarrassment resulting
om Mosfana's present Isolated condition
H. the Utah road, and q the Cheyenne,
Bozemau and Helena road, which would
|place W 10 direct communicatlon with the
East, it says, s.jt never wae very practi-
cable % "a tmUediats relief 70 Montana. :.
And why not, forsoothf Like the New
North-West, We believe tEat either the
Northern Pacific Or Cheyenne road would
he worth double the amount to Montana
as that OF the Urah road. We want i'm
migration Is we'll - capital. immigrants
come fom the East, not from the West,
and the cost via the Union Pacific and
Utah roads to our Territory would be al
most % great - at present. and the reduc-
ton In freight rates would not b materi-
ally leesened.
We do not wish to be misunderstood In
making these remarks We believe that
ANY road leading into Montana w..i bring
general prosperity to it, present and to.
ture Inhabitants, but We believe the Ques-
tion should be freely discussed. TO the end
that the best advantages may b secured
In subsidixing . corporation to build q
road. We trust that no sectional feeling
will be manifested in the matter. to the
aetriment of the public good.
Three years ago the people OF this
county stood almoet . unit against sub
sidy, but public opinion here has under
gone change, and they now stand just the|
other way. While the people OF dalIatin
county will be better situated next season.
ia the matter Of shorter route. cheaper
rates, and speedier transportation than
my other portion of the Territory, byl
The opening Of navigation on the Yellow
,tone river. still, We believe, they will
contribute their share toward
building = railroad.
IT ID to be hoped that Madison and Bea-
verhead counties, which arc - much inter-
,sted in the subject q any other counties in
he Territory, and more % than many, onl
account Of their numerous rich quartz
eads, will come to tho I'D Of this great
enterprise.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24
RadersburE.

A CORRESPONDENT of the Madisonian,
writing from Rsdersburg, gives the fol-
lowing cheerful picture Of that place.
..Our burg is still improving. New
buildings, both private and public, are
sill being put up. and our people al feel
sanghjne of . bright and prosperous future,
which hope is certainly justified BY the
favorable yield from the numerous hides
that are now being opened and developed
In this vicinity
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

Hon. ]. n. Cavanaugh, our ex-Delegate,
seems to have lost his grip in the matter
Of securing . public position. He was .
candidate tor tho Assembly in New York,
md defeated. Since then he has asDired
70 b Postmaster of tho House of Repre-
'Dentatives. but met met with . like fate
Pick your flint, Jim.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

The amount of capital invested in man.
ufacturing enterprises in Louisville, KY.
IL about $2O, 900, 000 the number of work.
men employed 10000 the total Of wages
paid g. 900, 900, and the annual product
1SK. ON O0O sE
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

in the House of Congress, the resolution
sustsucting the Committee on Banking
and Currency to report bill repeating the
national banking law and substituting fol-
national bank currency national paper
money, issued directly from the Treasury
and made legal tender for oil public debts,
to be inte,chan2eabl for registered bonds
bearing 6l100 per cent interest, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Currency.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

Gold Is found in large quantities at
Canton, Ga. Mr.. Dial, Of Canton i said to
b panuiug out one hundred dollar worth
. day by washing the earth. There Is a
deal Of excitement about it around Oantoa.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

A Washington correspondent Of the
New York Herald says: The President,
Secretary Bslknap, Gen. Sherman, md
Gen. Crook bad private interview yes
terday, regarding Indian matters in Gen.
eral, and the Black Hills m particular.
At the close, Secretary Chandler and Zen.
Oowan were cent for, and tho subject VA
further discussed. The reeslt Of confer
ence IL that the government will preserve
i neutral position toward The miners. who
are csowding into Tie Black Hills IN great
|uumberA. -Four hundred men lAfs Chey.
|enne few days ago for the gold fields
and It may b said positively that they
win not be mosested By The troop& Gen.
Crook Gays that miners qre csowdipg Il
from I'll directiona end that II b impossi
|ble 70 kssp them out. To-day II. Jan
lucy gave . lose and lptesesting accous
lot ths Black Hills countsy and it, min
Ieral resources, which Gen. Cowan say
vas . surprise 70 him. Gen. 6hssid,'
Ihas bssn . gutat Of H. President dec
Ibis arrival from the Wet. ssas
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

A party coopesad Of tan mn. ~ peacti-
cal MINERS from Utah end Mootsaa. start
Cd for the stockatle at Casters Park In the
Black Hills. yesterday ulosuia& 1r. J.
C. Abney, euEnlshsd ~ oslAt. eoaasline
q 8 fooe hosDe ssao, md wagoa pasost
fully stocked With peoviaioa9 Whsa suOh
i BODY ef nsa With naG sxpsstsnOe d
miaine. ses9 ~ Baack Hills, ~ yellOw
dsst. e tAsss. msse shewi0 selox. -Chey'
eone Lsadse, 1oeh.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-24

The steamer 4. H. Durfee, we'll known
on the Upper Missouri River, when about
twelve miles up Red River, in recent
trip from New Orleans, burst . new steam
pipe, and one person was killed. three
were scaldei, and three others were
drowned BY jumping overheard. Names
not reported.