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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02


On Saturday of last week young
man by the name Of Govern entered
livery stable in Galena to procure
rig for the purpose of driving
two miles out OF town. Those in
charge, suspectlng his real charac-
ter, at first refused to trust him,
but finally complied by sending a
boy to watch him. When he ar
rived at the end Of the two miles,
instead Of stopping he began -
drive at more rapid rate. On be-
ing reminded Of his promise by the
boy. he stated that lie was running
the machine, and would do it as be
pleased. The boy finding himself
useless in returning the buggy,
jumped out and returned home.
Officers a. once started In pursuit,
and two days aiterward the thief
was captured with the rig in Bel
mont and returned to GalenA
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02
lfA Mas! HAMS!

kinnie e. Sprattler have just re-
ceiveda a delicious loL of hams, and
also large quantity OF bacon, which
are not only good for breakfast bnt
good for dinner and supper also,
which they will sell at fair price.
They also keep full stock OF
groceries, as usual, to which they
call attention. All goods warranted
to give satisfaction. soft.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

CLOSING OUT Stock. - Having
already leased a Store at Vinton,
Iowa, we now offer our entire stock
at greatly reduced prices. These
goods must be sold in short time.
All accounts not settled by the last
OF September, will be placed into
the hands of an Attorney, for col
lection. Il. OSBORNE & SoN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

CARTWRIGHT 81 JAMES have Just
refitted their jewelry store and re-
ceived a large stock of gold jewelry
and plated ware of the finest quality.
also watches and clocks of every
variety, and from the best factories
in the world. All are respectfully
invited to call and examine their
stock.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

JAcKA a. Co. have just received
a large stock Of Ladies', Misses and
t'hildren's calf shoes Also fino
lot OF boots and shoes for men and
boys, all of which are of the best
quality. They will sell cheap for
cash. 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

WE learn from the Platteville
Witness that near Dunleith on Sat-
urday morning Mr. Jacob Hunsacker,
Of Jamestown, was on his way to
Dunleith in a two-horse wagon when
his team took fright anu ran away,
throwing Mr.. II. out and killing
him instantly. Deceased was high
ly esteemed@by al who knew him ;
was about so years Of age, and
leaves a wife and six children to
mourn his untimely departure. He
was buried the next day after the
accident, the order of Odd Fellows,
Of which he was o member, taking
charge Of the funeral, and Rev. Wm.
Haw preaching the funeral sermon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

THE Hon. Allen Warden has sold
his property in Darlington and pur-
chased large tract of land in Mis-
souri,, where he intends locating in
about six weeks.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

Mr.. RAY, the principal of our
city schools, is already on hand pre-
pairing TO fulfil the duties of his
position for the ensuing year. He
comes from st. 10, Michigan, which
place he leaves much to the regret
OF the people there. Mr.. Ray is a
fine scholar, having attended the
college at Beloit till the end of his
Junior year, after which he went to
Knox College at Galesburg, Ill.,,
from which institution he holds a
diploma. He begins work with an
earnestness that proves him to be
deeply interested in the advance
ment Of education, and we trust that
the people of the city, through the
benefit to the schools, will reap the
benefit of his labors.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

WATCHES, clocks and jewclry OF
best quality and every variety, can
be purchased at the store Of Thos.
Davey, who has on hand large
stock of all goods pertaining to his
line. Spectacles and light goods
kept as usual. Repairing done well
and all goods warrented as good as
represented. All goods for sale at
fair living prices.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02
w. w. LIKENS,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Mineral
Point, Wis, practices in the y. :. and State
Courts, and attends TO agencies and collections
III al paris Of the STATE. Office IN Lenahan's
block, opposite the bank. ly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

TONIGHT "Wednesday "The
Outcast, or Driven from Home" at
Lenahans Hall.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

A BRILLIANT display of fireworks
will be given from Mineral Point
hill on Thursday evening.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

THE TRIBUNE appears a day
earlier than usual, so that the en-
ployes of the office can take look
at the Fair on Thursday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

Mrs. PAYNTER, who was recently
injured by the tipping over Of the
Lancaster stage, died last Thursday,
and was buried Saturday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

THREE horses were stolen from q
man by the name of Sadler, three
miles north of Dunleith, few days
ago, and were found on % farm near
the Platte.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

MR.. MARTIN, formerly proprietor
OF the Touring mill near Bethel
Grove, is preparing to erect a steam
mill in Belmont.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02
Local Intelligence.

DON'T forget the theatre troupe
at Lenahan's Hall.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

Pursuant 10 notice the following named
crsons were regularly drawn as Petit Juror,
,r the October term, 1879, Of the Circui
'ourt Of said county, this 30lh day of August
:. d. 1872.
Wm. j. Cox, Mineral Point, I'd Ward,
John Convey, Linden,
james James. Mineral Point,
John Blotz, Dodgcviile,
Evan Thomas, Arena,
Vim. j. Healey, Mineral Point, lst Ward
Sandiord Hatch, Arena,
Walker Wilkinson, Arena,
Frank Lisceem, Clyde,
Michael Griffin, Highland,
j. p. Tramel, Mineral Point, let Ward,
Charles W Porter, Arena,
&. Strike, Mineral Point, lot Ward,
Robert n. Williams, Dodgeyilc,
James II Massey Mifliin,
Henry kichatds, clyde,
Paul johnson, clyde,
James farraghcr, Highland,
Robert ). Jacobs, Linden,
George Teppins, Highland,
Thomas 0. Kent, Linden,
Wright Clayton, Linden,
John Nickermcu, MIfilin,
j. q. Martin, Wuldw,ck,
Benjamin Peayei, Arena,
james Benson Mineral Point,
Thomas LewisOn, DodCeviilc,
Samuel Clayton, Mifllin,
Joseph +. Higgngs, Dodgevi'le,
James !. Campbell, kidgeway.
Attest,
WILLIAM SANDS, Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02
J. p. SNELKER,

Attorney at Law and Notary Public, High
hnd, Iowa county, Wis. Conveyaucing and
collections promptly attended to. XXy-23ly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

IF you want nice boot made to
order in the best style, go to Jacka
& Co &
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

CARELESS SHOOTING One day
last week posse of men from
Platteville were chicken-huntinp on
the farm Of Mr.. Sam'l Rundell. in
Mitliln. They approached within
about one hundred yards of his two
sons and hired man, who were at
work in the field, when flock arose.
The hunters at once fired, shooting
directly toward the laborers, all of
whom were struck by the shot, but
fortunately were not injured seri-
ously. On informing the sportsmen
they were struck the latter replied
that they "must look a little out.'
Mr.. r. does not object to hunting
on his farm, but desires that his
laborers shall not be endangered by
such carelessness.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

/ WANT to sell the Mineral Point
City Steam Mills, or viii, sell one
half interest in the above, to good
practical miller. For further par
ticulars, apply on the premises.
81 w. b. DAVE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02
ALEX WILSON.
X WILSON, JOHN T. JONES
WILSON & JONES.

Attorneys and Counselors al -aw Office
neNL door To DR.. Nivlan's Drug Store, Mineral
Point, Wisconsin NlyXXvu
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02
REESE q CARTER.

Bttorncys and COuHsellors Dodgcville, Wis.
"lH Practice IN all the Courts OF this State.
yolXXy -no30-ly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

EXAM1NATIoNs.-Teachers Of the
Mineral Point Union Schools will
be examined for certificates in the
High School Room, Saturday, Sept.
18th; commencing promptly at 8
o'clock A. NJ.
THos. PRIEsTLEY, Supt.
w. W. RAY, Principal.
PROFESSOR MoFFETr is taking
some fine pictures
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

MOSES NJ. STRONG. \. M'ARTHUR,
STRONG q MCARTHUR,
Attorneys and Cuunselors at @s~aw, Mineral
Point, Office opposite City Hall over store of
!. Allen IL Co Ion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02
PHYSICIANS.
bALTos, NJ. D. w. EASTMAN, N. D.
DALTON q EASTMAN.

Physicians and Surgeons, Office No. !,
Cnd's Block, tup stairs over Dciier's Store
corner Of High and Chestnut Streets, Mineral
Point Wis. Particular attention given 10
pHraliye surgery. DIR. w. Eastman's residence
Wy stairs over Ansley's Tobacco Store, High
street, Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

10 'ats efeet Mon6ag, February sn, 1875.
TRAINs GOING SOUTH

AZ '4ts tfsct NoRddy, February sH, 1873.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH. I
ave Mineral Point 6:00a.m., and 50 pm.
Darlington : :05 q 500 4"
y aT've Warren > 10 " 4:l5
'-.! except Sundays.
GOING NORTH.
'..~'s Warren az 9:l5 a. IN. and sos p. m.
Darlington 1880 . q" 6:2O
Gr Mint Pt. 40 Z" .:9O
''-..! eScep. Sundays.
!, issenSers taking the 6 90 a. m. train at
'''iliai Point viii arrive at
>-.|aGkee ~ p. m.
:. Logls 10 : 80 p. IN
Ia, lac . ,o5 ?. m. train from Warre, connects
a.. ,Sy"'e'AS9 train, leaving there aty.l5a.m..
-'ASa,arc a. : a. m.
IHAs. Z. GALE. ASi
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

RUNAWAY The mules Of the
street sprinkler took stampede
down High street on Saturday. The
clevice holding one of the whif1e-
trees came loose, allowing it to fall
upon the heels Of one of the ami
mails. Becoming frightened, they
started down the street, the boy
driver hanging on manfully, making
rather more noise than music. For
tunately Geo Keyes, who was near,
caught the bride Of one of them,
and, hanging on with unusual grit,
checked their speed, and prevented
them from taking quarters in Nick
Schilling's saloon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02

In the excitement Of the fair let
no one forget that there is better
time coming; but hold the sides
OF your laughter until you take the
excursion to Dunleith on the 9th.
Mineral Point can send out a jolly
crowd of people if there is occasion
for it, and this time it has tried it.
Among the objects to be seen are
the Mississippi River, the Great Ex-
position, and the largest city in
Iowa. You cannot afford to lose
this opportunity for the price of
ticket. Five cents will take You
across the river, and five will give
yon ride on a street car TO the
fair grounds. The train leaves Min
eral Point at A. NJ. Those going
are requested to secure tickets earl Y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02
NJ. q. PINGREE,

Physician and Accoucheur-Officc in Gra-
,s.''s block, \. f Cor High Il Chestnut SITS
h.sdcnce on Maiden ST., in brick house, see
vhd door west of W. T. Henry's. 23tf.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-09-02
A MEETING was heldin Dodgeville

A MEETING was heldin Dodgeville
on Thursday evening for the pur-
pose Of getting an expression from
the people Of that village and vicin-
ity regarding the extension of
railroad through the place. Messrs.
Strong and Cothren were present,
and discussed the propriety of ac-
cepting the standing offer of the
Mineral Point r. r. CO., viz: That
if the Dodgeville people would grade
the land and furnish the ties, that
said company would complete the
road at once. Another proposition
seemed to meet with greater favor,
that of extending the narrow gauge
road, now running from Galena to
Platteville, to Dodgeville by way of
Wingville, and on to Madison. TWAS
believed that for the carrying out
of this plan, Ridgeway and other
towns along the route would con-
tribute largely. Members from a
company in Richland Center were
present and offered to complete the
road with the assistance of $4,000
from Dodgeville. This seemed, by
a large number, to be the wisest
project, and q committee, supposed
to be favorable to it, was appointed
to investigate the matter.
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2sefief 2lniom. Ser unter bieIem ytas
men beitebenoe alsemeine Biiresr.WDbl.
t1dtigteitsr r0erein, ipelder felt Sobren cine
10 iepensreihe 5bdtieteit entfaltet bat,
lpiro in bielem Sabre 8dnB beionbers Mns
itrengnnsen, MAIDEN miiHen, Inn ieiner
Muf8abe eere6t su iperben. Sur9 bic
Derminoerte6 6teuerouiiage tuiro befonntlih
bic Sb6ti9feit Der Mrmenbaus Direttoren
auf elm Wsinimum bei6rdntt nno bic Nr-
nenpfege 6eneemdb faft leoielib Der Vri.
pattuobltbdtiofeit iiberlaIien. Die 4elief
Union biclt oeitern Mbeno I'M Staotger
bduoe cine 5ibnns ab un6 erpdbIte bic
alien 8eamten pieoer. Sem 8eri6te 6es
Sireftoriums eemdB tpurben i'm Dori9en
Sabre 3uIammen Ia, 600 DolI. an bic Mrs
men perthelt. gs ipnroe bsihloneu, In
oieiem Winter bic GolIeftionsorbeiten nit
gans beionberer gnersie Sn betrsiben. gtn-
9eii6ts bes berri1enoen Wotbitanbes III
bies cine Hotblpenbisteit, unb unlere tpobls
babenoen Wfitbiirger perben boffentlIn in
6ieIem 5inne mitpirfen.
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Gdte gfailaner.

3u fuelthem Nerbrehen bic @enuBiuht
ianas 2eute perleiten fann, seist foleenber
Worfaa.
SIM GtdtionsbauIe an Der gremenItr.
eribien eeitern Serr Wsihael Weisbroo,
Der geiiber elmer @irtbibaft i'm Sauie
SO. SAT Bine GtroBe, ltnb nafte Dem
8oliseicapitdn MeHel bic Mitt6eilung,
6as iein MeinfelIer In iiinglter Radt ers
brohen uno ettpo "a GlaIden Gbampagner
IpDie peri9iebene anoere MrtifeI enttpenoet
tporben Seien. Da Weisbrob einen Ners
baht aeaer ben SOhn ieines Sauswirtbs,
SenrD Sfiuerts, ausipra1, 10 ertheilte
gopitdn MeTiel ibm ben Ratb, einen
Sousiudunasbefebi au eriuirfen, mas aud
aeIhab. Wlit bem Document betpaffnet,
beaab Iih Der gapitdn aIsoann nod Der
erpdbnten WDhnuns, 100 er unfer Beis
hii.fe oes Boli,tIten Botpmann cine 9rinos
lidbe SausIuhung psrailitaltete. Sn elmer
Sahfammer i'm bierten Gtodiperf fdnb
man Senrn Shmar5. einen ied]ssehnidbs
riqen Burden, inmitten elmer 9(nsabl bon
@einftalhen in aeraoe5u entIebli6em 3n-
itnnoe auf Dem Bette Iieeen. Ser Neben.
taft, in benz er iiber bic @ebiibr 9eihweI9t,
NOR ibm gum Ropf eeitiesen. ano Der Sri.
but, tpeIGen er oem beiligen lllerid) geleia
itet, ma6te iiob 6eoeuten6 auS Der gettoetfe
aeItenb. unter benz Bette peritedt uno In
ben Winfeln Des 3immers fdno man bie
aeitoblenen @egenffdnoe io,pie cine 9roBe
Mnsahl BON Garten, bic ipdter als aus
oem GtabliIlement BEG Serrn s. MttleleD,
an Der gde Der Walnut uno A. 6tra6e
enttpenbet, ibentifi3irt tpurben. Ser
Buri6e, pel6er auseni6einlid ihon @eue
empfano, ipuroe nun einem jharfen 0ers
hDr untersogen nno eeiian0 ben Diebifa6l
inter Beibiilfe 3tpeier 8ebiilfen. bes piers
aebnidbrieen SAubmaherlebrlin9s 8eter
Ourr uno bes neunsebnidbriaen 9ruders
SoIepb Mons, periibt 5u baben. ssOie orei
iunaen NaIjauer tpuroen perbaftet nno i'm
Stationgbauie an Der 8remenitr. inter-
nirt. um Den Musgang zines 8roSehs8 iues
gen GinbruAs uno Siebitabls ab3n-
tpartefl.
Inter GhwarS's GIfetten ipnroe aud Elm
5d)ldIIel borgefunoen, Der 5,ir Sbiire oes
@eintensrs paBte. gu bemerfen lit nod,
baB Serr Gnmar3, Der Wotsr Der entartes
ten Gnaben, ben Beantten in jeber Besie.
huna Bel grfiiIlhng ibrer gflidten sur
Sau6 alma. Oie jungen 8auner idienen
ben 'Weinteber iibrisens nidt bas eriie Mal
beiud1t All haben. Ghon Dor iedbs ODER
Sieben Mod)en tptroe Serr Meisbroo in
dbnliher Weiie beItoblen, obne oaB es ihm
bamals m6glib mar, bic nun gliidiid) abb
'eefabien llrbe6sr bes Oiebitabls su ermit-
teln.
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gouingtoit.

- Ser Uerwaltungsratb bes GtQr
DoIe Ball Club bat in ieiner lebten 6iB-
una bic gtablirung elmer 6hlittInu6lduf<
babn auf Dem Dallplab beIhloiien, uno
miro bic Mrbeit pabrideinIith ihon mor-
gen In Mngriif genommen iDeroen.
- Sic WaiIerIeituns iii in Der eanSen
Gtabt obseorebt' unb miro es lpahrfhein-
lib einigs Sage bauern, ebe bic H6hren
ipieoer nit Waiier perieben tuerben.
8 - MaDorsaeriht. Gobert Wsbers,
unorbentlihes Detragett, $4.
9enrp Curtis, baiislbeYeraeben, bieieIbe
Gtrafs.
cam. Sar6ins, Weirunfenbeit. $4.
sy0mes UalDn, Detruntsn6eit. unoroent-
Iimes Wetraasn un0 Mi6erIeblihIeit aeaen
Weanlte. Bis ndditen Dienitag perid6o.
ben.
], - MarIdaIIstafsl. Srbu Barton, He.
trmngenbeit unn unoroentlilheS Wetraaen.
Jotn Wurptp (Rameelraden). 6rie.
oen8brun.
- Gin Srldnbef. glrbeiter an Der Iiio.
lihen GiIenbahn, per3ehrfe DorIette Nadhi
In Mfiel un0 @niber's Mejtnurati0n sp0lI
Duben6 aebrntene MuIfern nebji elmer
sllprrltn Qu0ntitdt 3ubeh6r. ur0 9tiiern
Norgeit 5uril 8r6bisn Snrtden Der 3u-
lfouer obermoIs asbn Dubenb osbr1fsns
4niisrn. - Der ulub einen euttn Mas
Gen baben.
- 1err Snmes .. Wasccm. Elm NiIrser
hien0er Gtoot, tpnrot poroejiern ii elmer
epttiaI : Gibuue bss gSininaIrG Gsti&ts
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getreff isinss ssiitigen 3uifanoes eyarti-
I,irt. Die Gyantin1fion reiultirte In Der
@nfIdeibung oes @erthts, baB beiaster
BascOnl an Srriinn leibe, ttno in Die Srrens
onitalt in 9eyington. st., sn bef6rbern let.
Sberiff percipal nebit stuei Ailiftenien
brahten ben llnoliidlinen nod am ielben
Gage nab ieinens biiifern 8eHimmunsse
ort.
- Sente Nahmittag I'm 2 libr tpirb bei
Germ 6rib Stdneele (RiIins Sun), an
Der Yife Str, cine WerfamnIung itattfin-
ben ailnt 3ued Der @rinoung zines u. B.
u. Mdnnerhor.
= @eftern Mbeno fanb eine iiberaus
3ablreid beju6te Weriainmliine prominen.
ter Republifaner IN Der Surnballe ftatt
5am 3iued elmer QrganiIation uno yiomi'
nation republifauiider ganbibaten fit BIZ
fdbtiIden AeHter in Der ndtbifen Sanunr.
Wabl. Ser Md1tb. Sames Wigeins mal
aniueienb, utt0 hieIt cine Nebe.
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0siu6 mn einen Ginbaltsbefebl
segen eine Strasenbabr=G Geielli6aft.

.Resina geperer reidie sefiern tn Gcnt.
mon pleas Geriht burh ibrsn MnpaIt Elm
@eiuh um einen GinhaItsbefshI gegen Die
Cincinnati unb Meltpoob 6troBenbabn.
@eieuiboit Elm. aetentin giebt an, Iie Eel
TN WitgIisb Der beutihen nnabbdn9iger
fatboliiden ct. Beters @emeinbe uni
Gigenthiimerin eines 8esrdbniBplabes aui
benz Sriebbof berIelben. 8ans obne ibrt
3uitimmung nun hdtten bic Beflagten biz
@ebetne ihrer 4ngeh6rigeu ans ben @rds
bern genommen, bielelben in einem @e,
bduoe unteresbradt uno ein Babnseleiis
iiber bas @runbifid eelest. sic eriuhi
ben @erihtsbof unt einen Ginbaltsbefehl,
iuoourd bic @eieli@aft on Der Tortfiib-
run9 Der Nrbeif psrhinbert tper6en ioll uno
he beanfprudlt ierner cine Gntlhdoieuns
BON $500 fir ben @haben, meldber ibr
bar4 Die eriudbnte @eidibte erpa6ien iit
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Mm 9onnerltag Nahmittae ereienets
Eh In Delbi SDtpnIbip, Samilfon Co.,
Elm emp6renoer NorIal.s Gin 2anoitreis
der fam nod Der Wobnung eiuer alien
WittiDe, Mamens Ginnsp, an Hapio Run
Ano fssllte iitb Der Srau als Elm iangiGbris
ger Betannter ibrss peritDrbenef Wannes
Dor. gr murbs freHnblib auf9enonlmer
ano 0a er hungria mar, nit Speile nnb
Grant erquidt. Sum Odnt oafiir fDrherte
II, o!s bic Dunfelbeit eintfot uno Die Ge'
geRo pblli0 meniheuiesr genproen mar,
ale WertbInhsr, lpslhs bic alK Jrau TN
paHle babe.
ais bisie iiG iusiserts, bem ilHDeri4dm'
ten MnIinntn az en!ipredsn uno I'm piilfs
idrie, ergriif bsr Ghnrfe cine Mrt idlue
bic @ebrloie all Npoen nno perieBte tbi
nod sinige TuBtritte auf Gopf uno Brnit.
Damn plinoerte Ct bas Saus uno beDerl'
fteulgte nit teiner aus elmer g0loenen llbl
unb elmer B0rie nit s Dol. beltehenoer
Beuts, Iein gntfomnefr. Mls Jran Sinner
aus ibrerWemuBtioligfeit erwaAte, ihleppt'
iie li@ mad Der WobHune eiites N1hbarr
unb ntoAte Mnaeias bon BEN Worlalle
DsrRduber mar aber ldngH iiber alieDtrg'
unb bic ipf0rt angeIiellten Wahforlhnnger
bliebsn Dbne Neiuitat Wah Der Wsihrei.
buna, meld1e 5ran Iinnep BON benl Ndu.
ber entmirft, pertnutbet bic poli5ei bat
AerieIbe Wiemonb anbers ilf, ola Yetel
Glein, Elm fiirjlih aus BEN 8udtbaull
sutldlIener Desperao0.
NadfMrift. psier RIein Der On.
1sebltd3e Nduber, tDuroe gejtern Mben6 BON
boIiaitfsst WeaenoDrf an Der Gde hel
Court unD walnut GtraBe Derhaftst uni
in Staiionsbasdt an osr Bremen 0trab'
interpirt.
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9ie glatteru. !.

Die Elotternepibemie. pelbe aeaen.
mGrtig In uifIerer Stdbt araiiirte, fdngi
on bebenflihe Oimeniionen an3unebmen.
Sn Der psraan9enen Mphe tuurben i'm
ifGotiihen @elunobeitsroth nisbt lueniges
.aIs 149 reue grfrdnfunasEdlIe sur Mnseigs
aebraht. Gs itarben 80 Herlonen an ber
entIeblihen Rrantbeit, cine 3lnahme bon
19 geaen bic porberaebenbe Mpde. Il
syolgenoe Mittheiluns beoarf teines mel.
teren Gommentars
gsliinbheitsamt. Gincinnati,l
Is. Wopember 1875.
fglf Ole Heoattiof, bes YoIfsblatts.
had elmer ginIenbung, tpelde in Der
beutigs; 4nssabe beg 8Dlfsblatt5 pubIi.
sirt piiroe, mDdte es ideinen, ais . Dldt.
ternfranfe gegen ibren Willsn aus ibren
gDobnunaen nod oem WeHbanie eeltbleppi
,perben. Dies I'll In teinen ein5i8en Sale
oeSdehen un0 iii ard ME bonn Oeiun0s
6eitsrath beabfihtigt ipOrosn. Wenn Ser.
lonen aet5rig ifolrt uno gepliegt ueroen
f0nnen, wenil es mb9lih 1T, bic 9duler 5ll
|besinfisiren, 10 iii e8 melt beIler, fHr iie
10 wobI, ols fir bic Commune, iDenn lie
|ruhig sa SauIe blsiben, ifatt DaB he rleis
Ifenmeif in elmer MmbulanS bnrb 0,e @trns
Ben eefabren peroen unb ben MnHedllnas-
|ifoif out Der ganaen 2dngs Dss aDtgts otrs
tbeilen.
M6tun0spoIF
s. 8. Quinn
GtInnbheitsbeariiter.
= III
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MewpOrt

- Worgen Mbeno ipir0 in Der Surn-
bale cine BON Der Surnqemeitoe peran<
ifaltete pifonte MISUNDERSTANDING, perbun<
ben nit @eIaneDortrdgen bes Newport
Wdnner6or. nebit intereiiantem Sdaus
turnen, itattfinben.
- Seute miro Serr Sobn Ri9mono, elm
olter unb reipeetabler 8irger bieIieer
9tabt, tuel4er an Der Sanlor, nahe gor
Iumbia StraBe reRoirte, beeroiet neroen.
- @eitern Nd6mittag iuaroe gewport
un6 namentlitb bic MonmDutb 5traBe, in
arobe anfresnne Besiesf; suiolge Gelbfts
morbperfu6 zines iangeit Rannes.
Die ndberen ginSelheiten. Die nit Der be-
nanerliaen 4tfaire pertniipft, iino fol-
aenoe:
Serr Senrp Sdneioer, Gobn Deg Serrn
Mbam S6neiber, tuelner an Der 0ifieite
Der Wonrnoutb, 3fuiiben Der Hingeolb Mn0
Sarris StrdBe cine Mirtbf6aft bilt, begab
lih eeitern 0onnittns auf ben g8eg gum
Gperareen. Jrie6bofe, tpoelbit er unseFdhr
sur Wtittagsaeit anlanete. Gr begab iith
aif Die BON ieinem Batter eeei9neie, nod
unbenubte Mbtbeiluna, uno IhoB iim eine
RteeI in bic linfe BrnItSeite, nabe oem 6er<
sen. Nadoem Der 6huB aetban, iud1te
Ct ben gufIeher bes 6risbbofes ouf, tbeilte
i6m ieine Shat NIT uiio sab bsmIelben bic
4breiie ieines 9aters. 9erielbe murbe fo-
fort bena6ridtigt nno erihien balo bars
ouf in Begleifnng bss Or. 5bornton, jr.
Ser Wernunbete ,purbe in etnem @a9en
nah 6auie aebradbt unb fofort Elm 8ote
nadl Dr. Sittner in Cincinnati 9eianot.
Der iunae WSaifft mar bis aeitern Mbeno
bel polliidnbieem BelpnBtlein, peripeieerte
ieboh entFhieoen ou6 nut Die leileiie Mn-
beutung iiber bas Motin sur Shat ansu-
aeben. Derislbe III 20 Sabre aft, eIfreute
lid ponfonniener Geiunbbeit uno oes bez
fen Rifes. FL
! gs 1T feline Musfidt fir grbaItuns oes
2ebens porbari6en.
-. Die Ginfiihruns hes Mlulit= =l1ntere
rihts in ben 6ffsntli1en SnuIen miro al.
gemein aiiniiia aiifeenommen.
Oas .Stubium uno bic proris Der MuIif
siert uno Derebelt 6as @emiitb.