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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-06
ROMANTIC REALTY.

LOVE AND LITERATURE ELoPENENr EXTRA
ORnTNAEy-INTo INDIANA-SOHEraING OF
a SENSATION.
The Ohio State Journal says: Mr.. Sandy
g. V. Griswold, of Lancaster, ia a young
gentleman Of IS many personal graces as
there are Initials to his patronymic. BE is
also versatile individual. He lCcalizss tor
the Lancaster Gszette with faitbiulness and
enterprise. sends daily SD. Gals To tho Gin
eiBnati papers. keeps the STATE Journal
posted or the affairs OF Fairfield county, oc-
caSi0D2ily indltes q sensational chapter as
the commissioner" of the New York Her
aid in the coal regions, plays base bail ike
an angel, and eleclrihes the field
Of Of l 0Ston sev wsh Of sas Mr. sFei gi
wOld's novels OF affection and adj
venture are extant, and may be purchased
at the ne VS. stands at ten cents piece. A
man by The name of Beadle prints them,
and emb8llishes them with elaborate and
Illuminated covers worth twice the price OF
the whole book. Sandy has drawn many a
fervid and graphic picture Of the troubles OF
love- aud has carried thousands of readers.
with preathless interest, through tss most
exciting scenes of adveutuTe-sGmetimes on
foot, in front of a scaping "Injun," and
sometimes on horse back, with a lady love
in front OF the saddle, and gslloping over
hill AID dale, aggravated in speed by the
cls;ter Of hoofs behind. He is not the man
TO deceive the public. He has, at a single
dash, demonstrated that all he has written
is true, with the slight modification of going
in buggy, instead OF
ON a FoAMINa CHARGER.
Amidst his manifold occupations Mr.. Girls
void has found time to pay devoted atten-
ton to one OF tbs handsOnest aud most &c
camplished youHg ladies OF Lancaster, Miss
Kat Latta, member of very prominent
and highly respectable family, "a city
noted fcr its srlstocrsiic atmosphere. The
young lady is below the age, however, when
under the laws Of Ohio she migns obtain A
license to marry without the consent of b or
widowed mother. But what was this & o a
man who bad written around thous and
greater difficulties in affairs of the
heart. 1t turned on nothing more
abstruse than the existence of a
livery stable. About 10 o'clock We ,dnesdsy
night, horse and buggy went or e of Lam
caster like an express train. The noble ami
I. NAL, animated by the instinct tsnt he was
manufacturing romantic history. travelled
! foster than the wild horse of Tartarv. with
thu love-struck Czssimer dashed TO his
back. And yesterday mo. ming. as a private
letter Informs US, when f.ne peopie OF Lam
caster found that Mr.. Hriswold ana Miss
Latta were missing ttdere was sensation
such a. hss not shs.Sen she venerable walls
of that ancient city in a generation. II Ii
said thew took me road leading TO Column
bus. and 1t is supposed they were bound for
Indiana.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-06
SHOOTING STARR

ANOTHER WASHINGTON COUNTY T-sAaxDv
GIVING NAN SALT AND SHOT UNDER Pc
cULTAR CIRCUMSTANCES
occasional Correspondence of the Sentinel
salem, IND, May 4.-Testerday, about I
O'Clock P. n, near Plastsburg. abaut tan
miles north of Salem, Henry GrIndstaff shot
and instantly killed John Starr. From a
man who came in after the coroner. I learn
tho following PARTICULARS: Tnere lad been
fos some time grudge between the nsrties
Starr, fora month or tWo, had been absent
from the neigbborhOc$, and had only re-
tarned within the last Jew oayE, since which
Is said, be had been making
ahreats against Grndstsa, saying
him. Grindstsff and parties about his
mouse relate the story Of tine killing in sab
ssance as follows Yesterday in the fore-
noon, Starr came to the field where Grind
san was at work, and told him be lad
como to
KILL HII Or GET KILLED,
10 which Grindstaff, it seems, at first paid
little attention, being At the time unarnoed.
he nnally talked Starr ont Of anv danger
cas- recommendations. ana prevailed on hi u
70 so to the house With him. After getting
t9 his house GTindstan got Mis-
own revolver and Grew it on Starr
compelling him 10 give his resolvsr to
OrinostadPS wife, after which hs gave his
- ~ ~ <-1Ns bNNA tDlu gStaTL To D6HaN0
o I1seii, taat nag would talk The mat ar
over, and that dinner would lie ready soon.
When dianer wss announced tbSv sal down
ana eat together. After leaving ths table.
6findstGh proposed to give up Starts revolt
yer II Starr would agree to 60 away ana be-
have bimseH, To which h8 Gsssnted. and
airs. Gfindstsn, st ths direction of
her husband gave Starr his revolver, and it
seems aiso her husband his S.arr went ont
of tae house, aid, It IS claimed. ma .e soma
demonstration Gust what is not srgteiD ike
he was going TO shoot when Grindstaff
stepped TO the door and
SHOT STARR THROUGH THIS HEART
at the first fire. l. seems little strange and
peculiar that Grindst sff should invite man
10 his house from the field in the first place.
and then, after getting him disarmea, Invite
him TO remain to dinner after be had
threatened his life in the manner related and
Il Is sill more unreasonable that he would
give him up his revolver and start him of,
II me Ihougst there was any dagger in him,
yet he seems to have provided in his calcu-
l2tlons Tor this very contingency by having
hls own revolver given bin as the same
time, snd then stepping to the door TO get
to use il on man who bad Just
left the house, for it is not claimed
that Starr was returning, or att7mpiin 20
come back into the house From all the in
formation at hand the killing seems I'M
iustihable. The coroner will hold an in
quest to day, which may throw some light
on the subject. OBsERyAEDA.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-06
PERSONAL.

Senator Spencer, of Alabama, is invest d
by the enemy on al sides. He is subject 10
investigation in Washington ard at home,
aud now gsstritis is going tor his inward
ness.
Apropos OF the kissing discussion, here is
oliver Wendell Holiness definition of a kiss:
THE twentv-seventh letter of the alphabet,
the love lxbial which IL takes two to speak
p aiuly."
When Don Pratt learned that the red.
headed senator from MICHIGAN was on his
rail with six-shooter, be sequestered q
alunderbus under the caudsl COntinustioE
II his claw bs mms: coat, and said he would
cell his lie as dearly as possible.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-06

So it would seem that there is g sort of q
precedent for the Plymouth scandal.
Strange to say, IL is found in the proceed
in1s of Connecticut court of May 1, 1900.
There was kissing in this case, as appeared
by the admission of the defendant. As TO
the charge of encircling the "wsiste" of the
fair dausel, he would not swear, for he
couldn't recollect." Bat let us take the
case in detail as reported. The lady was Miss
Sarah Tuttle, the defendant Jacob NJ.
Nurhue. The substance of the charge was
that Jacob tooxe up or tooke away be T
cloves. Sarah desired him 10 give her the
gloves, to which he answered he would do
SO, if she would give him kysse, upon
which they sat down together, his arms
being about her Waste, and her arne upon
bis shoulder or about bis neck, and he
skyssed her and she kissed him, or they
kvssed one another, continuing in this
. posture about an hour" Upon being con-
.fronted in court with this shameful charge
Jacob coniusedly confessed that che tOoke
sber b f, the hand, and they both sa. d)wn
supon chest, but whether his srmes were
about her Waste, aud her arme upon bis
8 shoulder or about his neck, he knows not
for he never thought of 1t since, till Mr.
RAYMOND told him of it at Mannatos
for which he was blamed, and told
sbe had not layed it to heart ss he
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-06

simply impossible for any one to replace
them in five days, as the blankets, etc., are
manufactured especially for the Indian de-
paFtment, and can not be purchased 10 the
markets. The members OF the Indian ring
understand this fact, and know that tho
condition will never be enforced. A con
tractor who does not know this is forced
TO bid higher in order to be
able TO meet such a contingency
When man bids very much lower than
any one else, and the award must be MADE
to BIN, his goods are rejected. The biddcz
Is harrsssed in various ways, and to such 8
degreethat hs relinquishes his bid and re-
tires, leaving clsaz field to the
fiag. Prof. Marsh, who has been
making an investigation reports great dis
content among the Indians OF the Fed
Cloud agency, and all owing to the acts OF
the agent and his aceSmpliees. They ars
thoroughly aroused 10 the approaching
troubles, and are schsniag to secure tie pros
enoe Of troops for their prot ection when the
remnant of the squandered supplies shall
haze been exhausted.
Withal the situation IS serious and moth
ing short OF the most marked change ia the
management of Indian affairs VIII serve 10
save the coantrv iron protrac.ed var with
the Indians.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-06

Iake The bank, and Yves carried farther
uo"h The river, and has not vet been heard
I iron- When Dlnau landed lie WAS cooo
p.ttiy exhausted. Bis first act was TO make.
Ms way to fsrni ho5se near By. wbsre &c
ne some colored men, changed bis pants
| snV,ater eating Little, StaItsd Tor St Charles
aioOt. There be found that his wifa ard
swo daughters were drowned s,,d H. -lo -
anu gu bis property loss. Nothing wss
saNeo nus the two boys, and they esosped a.
by q miracle. s3G5 ia ready cash went down
with Dinen's wife. AZ last accounts Diuan
vas IN the mayors Office eating a pood
lunch, having been provided with enouob
uoia Tor ms more pressing needs. The
oeIlnS mayor Will see that ne is properly
cared for, and put In tba WI -
carrying out his expressed intention NJ
caring Tor bis children aud sending them
10 SCHOOL When The wreck bad finally
lo0gto IeSs on no river bed, IL was soDoa
Two miles below the bridge - coon ss
captain OwenS, OF the Sc. Charles steam
leiFyooat. heard Off, he fred up and s,srs, A
Town the river 20 give whit HELM he c,onlo
Sau..og Alongside at O'Clock yesterday
morning, and Transferring passengers and
erew to mis- own vessel, tor whieh act ba &C.
serves much credit and many thanks. The
uta''sfs OF the st. Luke were CAM Geo Keith
phots rom Townsend and Carr Wndaau'
.1sio S0hn Penny becker. mate Thew eisiTp
| iae no blame sltsehes 20 them for the Cisas-
-, ,ef, sno that nothing could hsve averied n.
ne Dc Luxe was built in St Louis in 1913.
11d was owned bv the N-fssour; T1s,.,s
Packet Company In 1874 he leno.6ensd
at cost Of some $40 600. Her dirnansioos
were: Z lS5 40 feet in length. AZ fs.t t,oapo z
TT Gef Ia Of hold. Her CARING csnacitv
eas'oIn mouse measurement. was A5o tons
ne was Velued at SIS, 200, and iusured i'm
: i"cil nsSi ana PItsburg o1fies at SI7, COO.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-06

Not that we need have habits ion or nsme,
for at times We dwell in every mans house: we
are republicans to-day with Blaine in Nev
England, and with Cham herlain in South Caro-
hnt; democrats to-morrw with Tilden in
ibsny, and with BAyard in Delaware. can't
nSt nov recall what pwTl gl3F worthy It was
nay country" bat in much the same spirit,
wherever in the future we shall find the nearest
approach 10 political purity, int ligence aud
lat grity-cA IL republican, call Il democratic
there wiz be our party,
Among the many rather curious state
ments uttered at the SchuTz dinner in New
York, the above is, perhaps, the most re-
marka6le. 1t is from the lips of Charles
Francis Adams, jr. The quiet assum ption
on the part of TIE speaker Of the superior
purity and intelligence o. himself and his
friends is refreshing. Political purity,
intelligence and integrity may he
found, &c Eeems, from time 60
tins in one party or The other.
Neither of them Is good enough 30 barbor
those qualities permanently, but. where
soever they are enshrined temporarily there
the Independents will be found worship
ping There Is bypocritical pharas aloaI
air about this thing that is almost ridicu
lous. It i not very becoming even in such
men as Mr. Adams TO put
on this awe aie holier than
thou" air. The impudence OF
the assertion put forward is not, however
stranger than it's folly. How can any organ
lied party vscillate from an alliance with
re political organization to union with
mother and preserve its purity? Such coal
itions can only be of brief and useertain
haracter-based on selfish motives
\ free lance in politics is apt 80
become as disrepptable character
IS a free lance ia war. IL is so easy for an
| indepeud snt voter to imagine that he sees
reform on the side where Office is offered &c
nim, that his coincidence grows untrustwor.
thy in little while, aud, after he has bser
IN both sides of q question few times, ht
puts on the cynic, and assumes that all par
| ies are alike 10 be despised.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-06

sought.D The case was so clearly made
out against the defendant that the court
was constrained 10 characterize the off5nse
as "wanton, uncivil, immodest and lascivi-
Gus" and subject to fine, and he assessed q
fine to the amount OF twenty shillings.
Evt though money was dearer in those
days than now, twenty shillings was certainly
not an unreasonable consideration for an
hours osculstory exercise, the cost in some
cases nowadays considered.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-06

just 1t this time the prospect Of SAe whsat
crop Is studied with intense isterast, es-
pecially by tie specializing yssrld. The
farmers, also, who arc holding % their
stocks, are anxious TO know tho facts. The
Sentinel is well aware that the noisy eIe-
ment IS that which desires TO bull the
market snd drive up the prices by all the
effects which can be devised. What the
whole public want, however, is the truth.
IL must be confessed that it has been and
still is quite difficult to arrive at
safe conclusions. That very great damage
has been done to winter wheat IN this state,
Illinois and Missouri can not be doubted. Il
is proven Ia the southern and central por-
ton Of Indiana by the fact that considerable
areas are being plowed up TO give place to
corn and other crops. The New York Bull
letin has canvassed the subject as thor
oughly as possible, snd gives the following
view which is probably approximately cor
rect:
AS before indicated, those sections damaged
extend over and are mostly restricted to South
Northern Missouri, although in Indiana Il
reaches In some places 10 the interior of the
Missouri 10 the center. North OF these localities
the STOW Protected the cots, aud south OF IL the
winter was not severe enough 10 injure them.
he belt described promises, therefore not over
"a two-thirds, and possibly not over a half crop,
while north OF II the prospect IS good for en-
average yield, and south of it for more thaa
that. From this, ? connection with the ia
cr5a ed acreage Of winter wheat. it would seem
safe TO anticipate about two-thirds crop. pos
sihly more and certainly not less. This slate al
affairs, however, wil tend to the sowing OF
large acreage OF spring wheat OF which already
Indications a q not wanting in the spring wheat
states. WI n a q cd season, il is iisey there
fore, that the total crop OF the United States viii
be an average one.
Ia confirmation Of the above view il may
be taken into account that the rains of the
week past will probably do much 20 modify
the discOuraging prospects of ten days ago
Fields that were suffering from drought
will come out wonderfully under the infiu-
ence OF the wet weather which is row pre-
vailing, and may do better than anybody
imagined ia the end. So that whatever car-
tain trade interests may desire, 2 careful
judgment viii not sanction too much de-
pendence on light crop the country over.
Presumiug that the remainder of the season
should bs favorable and the harvest success
ful, 1t would not be safe to calculate on
scarcity OF wheat nor extravsgsntly high
prices.
, 1875-12-20
Gtoct NibmDnb.

9ottsei 8eri6t. 6olgenbe
6dle famen purgeltern in oielem@eri6te
5ur Terbanolung:
Moriet Soncs nnb Cora Barbour,
forbi9, ongetla9t ipe9en @eiebiibertre=
ting unO An9riif auf Gmilp Green,
wuroe biz anf ben %. bs. MRts. perl6o=
ben.
Gmilp Green, farbiq, onsefluet Cora
Barbour nit elmer 9trt anae9rifien 5l
Daben, lpuroe bis ouf oeu %. Dc. Der
1dnben.
Sen @ears, farbiQ, angriff aui Sas.
Gears, $3.50 seltraft.
Sobn Nnoerlon, farbig, ongeflagt Elm
goar Stiefel bon gSpatt uno 9arper &C
ltoblen 81 hoben mnroe auf 80 Sage in
Die Salt 9elunot.
IS. g. Yepton wurbe S. eeItraft,
neil CT bas @os in ieiher Mobnuns,
neldes ipe9en gti6tbeSublun9 Der Gas
Ne9hung a~bgeorebt mar, lpieoer an=
Drebte.
, 1875-12-20

aud sort Der Selpeis bate erbra6t ,per=
ben %f6nncn, buB Die 0asgebptenen Slide
uno 9te6c aus Canada tdmen.
@ornebme StrdTin9e i'm
3 u6t4auie an Mlbonp. Sic
Nnfunft bes Oberlten &obert Ses Nn=
ges Siilfs- 3oleinncbmer 5l 9ieip 0orf,
i'm 3u6tsboua 81 NlbanD, wobin oerlel=
be pe9en &egicrun9sbetrug sum Setro9c
BON 100000 uprnrt6eilt muroe, bringt
mebrere anbere biltinguirte BORT befino=
li1e YerlDnli6teiten III Grinneruu9, ).
y. Grlcnotpr @m. N. @raban, Der Die
@oltiu Sont Inn $4,000 beIdpinOcl=
te; SSronf 8. S.ointor, Gallirer Der Nt-
lontif Sant III 9lelp Yorf, Der $4,000
BON ben @clocrn Der 9onf peruntreute /;
ierner Yenlionsa9ent Wtaipr Sooge, Ger
Die Sunoesregicrun9 'tm 100000 uno
Charles Ybelps, Siilfs=S @abmeiter Oes
Stuatss Nclp Oorf, Der Den Staot I'm
$350,00O bctrpgen bat. MuBer pbigcn
Scrrl6aften iibt nod cine Nnsabl Yolt-
bcamten, &egiernngsclerfs &c. I'M 3u6t-
baus, tur5 cine@eleui6aft BON ariltpfra-
tilben Spibbuben, wie NOR lie in feinenl
anocren 2anoe finoet. Man9cr berlel-
ben III bsute Elm 0irtuole i'm Yedorobt=
Sicben, ,pdbreno er nod uor furSer 3eit
pom bloBen @tru1 bcs Yehs Dbnmd1=
tl9 nuroe.
, 1875-12-20

&o5ia auf elm Spie1baus.
gnr9cittrn NaAt nabmen Sergeant
San @ren uno Serr i. &lepelabl ei=
llcn @crbaitsbefebl 9c9en II l6war5e
llno 4 weiBe Yerlonen, wel6e an Der
Gfe Der 1Oten uno Ypro Str. li1 uer=
lammeln, I'M 81 ipielen, beraus. Ger
gcant g8ren nit 5 on0eren Ycli5iiten
%1lm5in9eltcn oas 9aus uno finsen Die
ianberen @0sel III ibrem &afi9. Sic
ipuroen nod Dem 2ten Stationsbaule
transportirt, I'D lie bis Montas Mor-
gen 3eit boben weroen, iiber ibr S4id=
laI nu1 }ubenten.
, 1875-12-20

S0le6te 3eiten. 9ie 9eber
bes enquirer" baben aue oie9lrbeit elp=
seitelt, oa bielelbeu Wtitylieoer Der Get
Ser-union linb uno MIR fir SO Cts. per
1000 ems arbeiten wOaen, oa9e9en oos
Ylatt nur, in Mnbetra6t Der i0le6ten
3eitcn, 40 Gents per 1000 ems be5obIen
lam, woourA baIielbe 500 per 99o9e
ipart. s. lino iuocB senus Seber bier,
nm bic Stclen aus5ufiaen; auBeroem
babeE iiA i6on piele BON Baltimore 9e-
meloet, welAe 9erne Nrbeit baben mod
ten. Ste 3eiten iino 10 l6le4t nap le=
Der frob lein lolte, iuenn er MIR Die mo-
fifteen untOiten lett Oeroienen f0nn.
, 1875-12-20

Gin Sober, meldtr irinen Wiuterpor-
ratb in Soli uno &oblen ~eintoufen MIL
io0te nlAt uelfeb1en, bel 4crr Niujaa1
Wilnniacrooe oil Ter Vaiin Gauf, quit
id)eu Der 9ten uno 10 Str, ooyAulprcs
d)en. Mir baben uns iibarSeugt. baf
MAJ ON o9i9en Ylate quite 9Baare fiji
clnen bi1l9en EretS befolnmel1 fann.
, 1875-12-20

0ie Saso uno Sii4ereigeieBe ueroen
in Ncw 2)nrt uno anoeren Ditll4enS taas
ten itreng 9ebanobabt. SIN 9tcp Yort
wuroe Gin 0il6banoler, Der in Ger per-
botenen 3eit cine einSige Torelle gum
YertouIe uusbDt, nit elner l@wercn@elos
ltrafe bele9t, pb9lei1 es eriplelen lperocn
tOnute, bOB Der Slid a~ascrbalb ocs @c-
blctcs Der Yer. Stooten 9efan9en por=
Den war. Sn TOlge abnllAer Ternr=
tbeilun9en it in Bolton bas 9an5e 6Il0s
uno @IIo9el6dft w0hreno Der vgclNIOl=
lCacn 3eit" oulsebro4en wOroer, pbgIel3
, 1875-12-20

8 lie ltabl. Gorisen @onno=
bend gsadt wuroe 9err 6. Soljin9er,
Deputy Ser9cant, BON leinem Sebien=
ten, Nomclls gilbert Barter, farbig, be-
ltobIen. Sie folsenoen Mrtifcl wurben
mtwenoet: l Gbromp, 4 Slumenbebdl=
ter, , 6enlterporbdnge nno 4 Gobritiible.
Ser Nerbre6er wuroe mad Dem 1iten
Stationsbouie abseliefert uno miro beu
tie Dtorsen i'm YcIiSei9erldte Elm SerbDr
5u belteben boben.
, 1875-12-20

Seute 1T Die GrbHnuns Oes Sbun'i9en
Gocals, Gte Der II. uno Wtoin StraBe,
unO Elm FREEZER 9un6 erlpartet Die @dlte.
Sober oclien 3eit es elaubt ioute Serrn
Sbon belu9M uno inn bel cinem 8lole
98ein ooer Bier leinen @lidlpuKi9 bar
brin9en. 8ir wilen, OaB er Giles 0uf-
bieten miro lsinem 2un9 @bre su mo-
den.
, 1875-12-20
Ri0mpnb pOit Office.
Yrff-Nrrunoement.
Is. Oftottr 1873.

G1rfTf"e GurttoF. Pr cir,r tSoragb.
Scnnfc,e oueeenrrim -Gfrfnnft $ " @
q. Di.
@enrca aulauft So, 81. -gpa-
fG'u6 f.35 81. o.. T~
@ets'iae @ca @nH. gGand, orsoer m.
inrn SHnn'aHe. ~N'ntunft f.45 q. Dr.
pofi6lu" -.235 unp 20 q. Or.
shhliGe @of- 3meira al tdolid. @rrn.
fdaa hu'esnrmrner. = anfrnft 1900 m
uni N.oo y; 81 9OffdluS 4 IS. M. rne
gnrntaas: Nnfuaft 1900 M.-w ss
f1luB l2.45 q. ST.. ~"
&iebrtonS g. 0anbire GiienBahu. 56o.,
h6,- @ntunft 2.30 81. 81. = Nsa1dlns
Sonbile s. Greensboro. 8weimet tSo'
10y antuaft 2.30 unb 9 n. W. - Wsaa
'@lnb Az M. nnb f2.45 81. 81.
SarnthiIc. Tdalid, s-nntaas ouso,rc,s
8.30@. 81. S'FlV'aB
ebsiapeafe & Sbia G~ifembabn. 9daTit
Sonnld9S ansgfnommen. 9lnfunft & 81 SD
- pcri6tab $50 9. 81.
Ssnabnrs Charlottesville, @tauntpn. gpbitr
Sulpber Sprtnas arb peftid BON Bbitesnl..
epef SprtL9s = anfunfi 5 8. 3D. Neif.
i6lub $50 q. M. SF
On sSett yoint nub stationcn On Der n. @-
VI. nnn 8. %. %. 8dalidl Gunntaas apsos-
neflfnen; anfunft 1890 y. M.- Wpit.
l9luB 2 q. 81. S"
Wl'uesifsr, itter @ef point. ,Gaf6.-gr.
'unft 1880 .. @.-pp fihtae 2R. M.
Sappabannpd. iiter gilb Saul. iSorid. -
~nfuHtt $50 g. N.- pefl6Ius i q. 81.
Sames @iber Sampfer. grsin,ar pSdent.
aa: @atnnft MOun9s, Mlttmud nne,.
9tettass, 5N- M. = gpii6lus, TienRaos
2onnfrlfass unp Soanabents. 5.308 B. 81.
Oanal gafct- 9r.imal II Fdsnfi6.
a%nfunft, Mittmpde, Hreitaes unit Senntaos
{ .. W. = poitIGInB, Mpntaes. Wittupha,
uao 8reitass. 4 ". M.
Sgnrt Eumb &oute. i3neim IL pSbeutIid.
- Mnfunft, W9tfmphs nno Gannobeups, &.
". ID. % % gOff9luB. Dunnss tags unr soan
, 1875-12-20
1pDesau5eiae.

Seute Wursen 8 ubr Ssrlttsb nod sinsr
pirr5sbn tasissn lGwsren arantbsit mein r-
nteltSeliebtr @pbn
Sermann $ on
i'm @lter BON 10 Wpuaten uub 5 Gaaer, rGb-
teuo metuss Selu6es aus Mnerifa bel neinen
&.tfrn. Dtele 3rlusrtunoe pinmen alen
5reunpen unp 8efannten be t~isfbshiIpte Wut
ter unp bic @rpBeltera.
Gdernfjrhe, ben Is. Noob. 1875.
Barrie 9einion get. @ulf.
, 1875-12-20

Gidtcr @ui9on BON berSuiin9=Gourt
CAB Elm Gertififut 9e9en Sames MScbou=
gal, Sobn Murrbaulen uno 6. S. 8ai=
Den aug, ibnen anScigenn, baB lie lid I'M
na6iten Sermin Der 9uitingsGourt mel
Den ~iollen, I'm baroutbun, iuesbalb le
ni6t ais @ablriNter iuspenOirt weroen
1oliten.
, 1875-12-20

Serr $. Seinlon, Oeiien fleiner Sobn
in grderniOroe, 9Olltein, s%eitorben, lpie
Die Mn5eige beia9t, bat Dor cini9en Sd
gen ouf Dem 9ampfer .GlobItod", pOn
Stem Yorf na6 Seutl6lano 9aiia9e &C.
nommen uno miro eini9e Mtpnate bort
5ubrinsen. Seine 6rau mar i6on ldn-
gere 3eit oriiben.
, 1875-12-20

Ser Ser. Stuaten Senot beItdtiote
Die G%rncnnuns PraliOent @rants in ye=
treff oes .. $. &ulcl als Collector fir
rSnternal &euenue" fir Den 3. Sir9inia
9itritt.
, 1875-12-20

9eute Mittas miro Barney SoDnion,
lpelber an9etlo9t lit, IN Dem SiebltaBle
bes &offee's BON zee, SeObpn, & Co.,
She'll eenommen gu boben, in Der 9u-
fling @purt prpSellirt weroen.
, 1875-12-20

Capt. gilbert Spbrpd, gipil- Sn9enieur
uno @rhiteft, wuroe eriu1t, einen Ylan
fir elm 1eues SeiSupparot fir bos Gapi=
tplgebdlloe su MAIDEN uno ebenfaQs an=
bere Verbell ernngen ananr0tben.
, 1875-12-20

Sic folsenben Oeuti6en ainoer erbiel=
Ten @us5ei6nun9en in Der &i0mono
SoAI6ule uori9en Sreita9: Solie Sail
8ettie Sunbberg SobH 8raucr, @r!bur
StrauB, Srances Siri6ber9, g8laiam
8reenpolo uno Mprris Subler.
, 1875-12-20

Sem Sperm S. 8. Solution puroe
Iein Gertificat als Ser. Stnaten Sena=
tor fir @ir9inia mad @albin9tpn se=
1anot.