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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23
GEO. l.. CONVERSE.
eaker Of the House of Representatives
ntTnAr.,n II nm
Passed March 30, 1875.

Now, reader, this is the Geghan Bill
which Republican papers and stumpers
would have people believe turks in the
division of the School Fund, the Pope's
"bull" and horns, the destruction of
Protestants, the downfall of our glorious
free Government, &c. and so on. This
simple little Geghan bill. which provides
in few, plain words, that the liberty of
conscience in religious worship shall not
be denied to any one who may be phi
soner III the penitentiary, or an inmate
Of any Of the eleemosynary institutions
of the State That is all there is about
it. Yet it seems to be the only hope for
Republican demagogues, in some parts
Of Ohio, to excite religious prejudces
among the people, and thereby make
votes against the Democratic candi
dates
Why don't the radical papers and
stump.rs OF Ohio attack he Constitution
of the State? There the spirit Of the
Geghan Bill is laid down in the strongest
terms, viz:
Sec 7 All persons have a natural
and indefeasibe right to worship AL
mighty God according TO the dictates of
their own conscience. No person shall
be compelled to attend, erect, or support
any place Of worship, or maintain any
form Of worship. against his consent;
and no preference shall be given by law
to any religious society; nor shall any
interference with The rights Of conscience
be permitted. No religious test shall be
required as qualification for office, nor
shall any person be incompetent to be a
witness on account Of his religious belief;
but nothing herein shall be construed to
dispense with oaths and afirmations.
Religion, morality and knowledge, how
ever, being essential to good govern.
ment, it shall be the duty of the general
assembly to pass suitable laws, to protect
every denomination in the peaceful en-
joyment of its own mode of public wor-
ship, and to encourage schools and the
means Of instruction" :"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23

CAsSIUs M. CLAY says, IL am against
inaliion. but still more against Grantism.
should hardly have turned Tory in I776
because of Continental money" The
people who are and the people who are
notin favor Of more money seem to be
against the Republican party.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23

w. A. LYNCH, ESQ., is illing several
appointments Of the State Executive
Committee in the Western part of the
State, accompanying General Ewing.
Mr.. Lynch will fill the bill and acquit
himselfwth credit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23
CANTON, Tuesday Afternoon, Sept. 2S.
ROBR T SCHILLING,

(EdHOr Ctereidnd Sunday 7imes)
Win address the following meetings in
the German language;
CANTON, Tuesday Eevening, Sept. 2S,
MASSILLON, Wednesday" Sept. 30.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23

THE Pennsylvania Railroad Company
jsrunning Lightning express mail trains
West from New York to Chicago and
Cincinnati.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23

A vo1E was taken on Tuesday on the
cars between Mt. Vernon and Mans
field, by Republican. which resulted
Allen IS, Hayes I8. "Straws," etc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23
SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue ofan order to sell issued from the court
of common pleas Of stark county, Ohio. and to me
directed, | will offer for sale at public OutcTy
at the door OF the court house in the city ol
Canton, on
Saturday, the 23rd day Of October, 1875,
the following described real estate situate in said
county tO,wlt: Lot number II in W. e. Thomp'
SON tirsl addition 10 the city OF Canton.
Sale 10 commence ut one o'clock p. IN. Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23

Gov. ALLEN has not Withdrawn" yet,
as the Radicals asserted some weeks
ago. He is in the field, benignant as
ever,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23
@ Aemrnrqat
ESTABLISHED, A. DIR 833
Al. McGREGQR, Editor.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET,

FOR GovERHoB,
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Of fRoss county.
FOR LIEUTENANT GovRREoR,
SAMUEL Y. CARY.
of Hamilton county.
FOR SUPREME JUDoR,
10. A5HBUkN. "
Of Clernont county.
FOR ArroRSEY GRSERAL,
TIE, POWELL,
Of Delaware county,
FOR TREAsURER oP STArR
JOHN 6CHREIEER,
Of Melgs county.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
Z. M. GREEN,
Of Shelby county.
FOR BOARD or PUBLIC woRKS
II. Il. 0'HAGAN,
ofCuyahOga county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23

LEGAL.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION,

Notice is hereby given to the qualified electow
Of Stark county Ohio that they meet at The ussia2
places Of holding elections in their respective
townships. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1875.
Then and there TO elect by ballot. according 70 tbo
Constitution and laws of Ohio, the following BtAte
and County officers;
One person for Governor.
One person for Lieutenant Governor.
One person for Supreme Judge.
One person fOl Attorney General.
Que per>on for Treasurer of State.
One person for Auditor of State.
One person for Board Of Public Works.
One person for State Senate,
Two persons for Representatives.
One person for Probate Judge.
One person for Treasurer.
One person for Auditor
One person for Sheriff
One person for Prosecuting Attorney.
One person for Commissioner,
One person for Coroner
One person for lnfrmary Director
You will also vote upon the adoption or rejectlon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23

EVEN the New York Maebendeat has
mo great fear Of Romanism in Ameri-
ca" That is encouraging,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23
GREAT Mr., Blaine's home news In Maine,
By no means sits no we'll,
Not as before IN days OF yOre,
When different tales they,d tell.

| NOt as Dclolt III uh1 VI yolC'
When different tales they'd tell
In spite of Administration power and
desperate trickery. Maine has practically
revolted against Republican misrule and
corruption, and 1T single dash swept
away half Of the regular majority, after
canvass exceptional in its vigor, bit.
tcrncss. and malignily. This remarka-
bic. change is best illustrated by a few
familiar figures
IS72-Perham. Governor, Repub-
lican majority..,....,.........1 1926
lS72-Grant; President, kepubli-
can majority ...,.......:....... 1888
l873-Dingley, Governor, Republi-
can majority y,......,.... ...., 1868
1874-Dingey, Governor, Republ-
can majority Observation-Disclosures. 1906
The gradual decline in these years is
now emphasized by sweeping change,
puts Maine in line as probable Oppo.
sition State for the Presidency, and sends
Mr.. Blaine and his pretensions to the
rear. without hope Of ever coming to
the front again. One ambitious politici-
an with smart tongue in his head, and
a good deal of sharp practice for
his stock in trade, is thus finally disposed
of.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23
COUNTY TICKET.


For State Senate
A. r. HAIEES
For Representatives.
JOHNSON 9HERRICK,
K. G. WILLIAMS.
For Probate Judge,
8. 8. GBIB.
For Treasurer.
GEORGE FBssLBR.
For Auditor.
JAMES P. soURBBCK.
For Sheriff.
JOHN P. RAUCH.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
RS. SHIELDS.
For Commissioner.
LAWRENCE BECHEL.
FOR Coroner.
HENRY ALTEKRUSB.
For Infirmary Director
C. J. GEIGER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23
ADVICE to Republican papers

Pun ssy the little rooster;
Never MUD your display heads.
Blaine and Morrill, amt enthused. or
Maine theme for double-leads.
Cone to meet California.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23
IL M. ERWIN,
liz AND l74 FEDERAL STREET,
Allegheny City, Pa.
Administrators Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the Estate Of jacob
Knoll deceased, late of Washington Township
Stark County, Ohio
JACOC B. KNOLL Administrator,
Sep % 1875.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-23
THE GEGHAN BILL.

"a Bill to secure liberty Of conscience in
matters of religion to persons impris-
oned or detained by authority of law.
SECTION !. Be it enacted 10y the Gen
erl Assembly ofthe State Of Ohio, That,
as liberty of conscience Is not forfeited
hy reason Of conviction Of crime, " by
reason of fdetentionin any penal, refr-
matory or elermosynary institution, or
amy House of Refuge, Work house, Jail or
public asylum of the State. no PRISON IN
arv such institution shall be compelled TO at
tnd religious ,corSLip or Institution Qfd (orm
'Shich is dgGinStthe dictates 9hiS or'hTcon'
science; and it shall be the duty of every
Director, Trus'ee, Superintendent or 9TH
er person having in charge any such in
situton to furnish EQUAL FACILITIES
to 0N such persons for Uc,irlg the miniStrd-
tons QfMCmlth0rited clergymoh Of their o,ca
religious denomination or pe1SUaSi0R, under
surit reasonable rules and reEulalio ~ as
the Trustees, Directors, Managers or Su.
perintendeuts shall make; but no such
rules shall be so constructed rs 10 pre-
vent the clergyman ofaiy denomination
from fully administering the rights OF his
denomination to snCh inmates provt
drd such ministration entail no expense
on the public treasury.
SEC, 9 This act shall take effect from
and after It's pas age"
GEO. l.. CONVERSE.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ALPHONS0 HART,
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-22
Ohio WatienfreultS.

Inn 9iiIfe Su bolen. unteroeiitn benaden
sic oen@efansenen; Sie baben nidts Su'
furdt.n, oenn oas san3e 9aus' 1T perla{'
fen. 8ednen sic auf mid, i'd ,uerbe Sic
balb aus Sbrer unaueenebmen Sage be-
freien."
9lls mtin tr.uer 9iener N9 sntfernt
batts; nabm ih mir Dor mein 2eben 10
tbeuer ols mSslid 5u pertauf.n, uenn
man Den @efangenen pieQeiht su befreien
perlu6sn iollte. Sic Sbiirs ,purbe per-
rammelt, xnb id blidte abwedislnb our6
oas Genjter binaus uno auf bic Glenhen
au meinen 6iBer. go perbradte i9 bic
apei ldnsiten @tunben meinss Qsbsns.
Gnbli4 fam Yeter NIT Dem 6riebensri9.
ter unb mebreren @enss'armen. Sd iber-
eob ibnen ben @efangenen, uno oas9aus
iuuroe BON oben Bis unten bur9iudt. AQe
Ye,pobner beneIben waren entfoben;
in einem groben Reller aber fano MON
mebrere 2ei6en unb Gfelette, Die lpdt.r
auf Dem @ottesader su Wesieres begra.
ben tuuroen, ,pdbrenb bas enp6rte 0olf
bas 6aus bon Grunb aus aerit6tte.
@on Dem @irtbe uno Dem ih1nen
MdoAen bat man ME .pieber etpas &C.
bDrt; pielleidt 1T bic llnsliidlibe fo'
gar unter ben 9dnoen beg elenoen Be-
flyers oes Wirt6sbauies seiterben. Was
id ptrmodte, bot i'd auf, I'M, lift S4id-
ial 3u ermitteln; i'd BOT cine beoeutenbe
6ummt, tpenn man mir Runbe bon, ibr
brin9e, bis itst ptrsebens. aber an6 beute
nod sdbe i9 germ Die 9dlfte rneines @er~
mbsens, oarum penn i'd iie ,ui:berfnoen
l6nnte b.nn id uerbante ibr mein ,2tben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-22

@or Rur,.m empfablen Die bil91f.
H@en Metbooilten Die Mnitellung zines
in Sllinois Iebenoen Miltglieoes ibrer
Rirde, fir tp.ld,es man ii9 in ben ub.r.
ldwdnglidfen 4usoriiden perbilrste. als
Snbian.roeent 3u Sort ped. Die Qir@e
bate li4 Waonote lang mad BEN redten,
our Gmpf.bluns eeeisneten Wecnne um'
e.|eben. unb noh ben BON Der empfob.
len.n Yerion beisebro9ten 3eusniKen
slaubte nsan> j.n. 2eute bdtten wirfli9
jemanoen auss.funeen, Der iener 2ir&e
uno Der &esierun9 nur gbre MAIDEN
purbe. Sic Wniteuung erfolste. Die Be-
ita(luns uuroe aus9eferti9t, bic Werbal-
tunesmaBres.ln wuroen ertbeilt unb Der
n.ut Mg.nt modte iith nod ieiner @ta-
tion auf ben Weg. Drei @tuuben nod
ltiner Mbreile liefen ,ueitere Mufl9liiKe
iber ben 9errn elm, uno Der Snoianer.
commiKdr erfubr> DUB iener damn in
Suinois tps9en zines @erbredens in Nn-
tlageitano perisbt ,poroen NOR unb oes.
balb bod ni@t geraoe 9an3 na& oem5er.
gen berRee;eruns i.in tonnte. Man i9idte
ol1o ein5ele9ramm ab, tpel9es ben neuen
Isenten auf Der Giienba6n einbolte uno
i'm onrpies. feline Befallun9 uno bic lei.
nen 9dnoen anpertrauten Yapiere duriid-
3ueeben. 9ies seidab oenn aud mo-
rauf bic Bstalluns iofort suiberrufen
>purbe. Sic Mttbooii itentir9e absr febt
F9 isbt mad elmer anoeren Yerion um.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-22

49, Mib 3unnab NIlen BON
Blane County, 3D., 1T tiir3lid mit9errn
aQen Sannab ptrbeiratbet moroen uno
10 1T ibr Name se9enwarti9 Jrau9annab
9onnab un5 lie lit pieQei@t bic einaise
Trau in Der Welt, beren Dor. uno gu
nams rid. uno pormdrts eeIeItn sIei9'
lautet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-22

r M1e Nnfrasen unb ginfenbunsen, bic fit
peitere Rreiie Sntrre6s babel,, tuerbeu I'M 8ai.
ienfreunb beriidiidti9t, inbem bic eriteren be.
onttportet, bic lebteren absebruM tuerben. Gs
1T uns gang sleid, bon mem INNER cine. an-
fra9e o6er inc Ginienbuns fomnnt. @enn nur
bic @ade bon aqsemeiuem Snterefe If, 70
fommt iie in8 Blatt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-22

el5ei1 ail la1en unb fiibrte oenlelben
@run6 an, ,pelden i6 bereits oemWirtbe
aenannt bate. 9as Gfen puroe aufse'
tra9en, aber id fonnte toum etlpos &C.
nic6en; icoer 8illen eritidtt mid faf. !
Man bemertte, meinen 9eringen Wppstit.
uno i9 1dreb i'm meiner &rdntli9telt
au. Sic Mduber oBtn, tranf;n, la@ten
uno plauoerten.
D;e MabIseit tpar beinabe bsenbet
oos bubl4e 0fdoden, oas uns bsoients,
botte Die Se(lern weesenommen, als e.
uer Der &duber, Die peter 9e9enlter
1aBen, ctmas su iuden Idien. ~Da babe
iG meine Sole uer9el1en !" iaste er. no.
rauf ct, 81 Yetsr 9elpenoet> binSu fu9te:
r@ollten @ie lpobl lieber Greuno, bic
@efaQioteit boben, uno einmal binnntsr'
9eben; auf Dem Buffet unten ,uerben sic
cine soloene Sol iteben ieben, iie 1T
mein i9 babe lie eben fteben la Hsn.Brin'
gen @ie mir oiele!be berauf."
Yeter anttporttte rubis, obne. ii4 ouf
leinem @tuble 5u riibren, .r befolse itets
nur bic guftrdse uno Bef.ble leines9errn.
Ser @duter, Den oiele 9lntruort perlesen
mottte, uno Der I9 au{ bic 2ippe bib.
wenoete i@ an MIDI uno bat mid iebr
arti9, ob i9 nidt meinem 9iener bie}en
Nuftro9 ertb.ilen uolte. Gum Slid e.
jdien III oielem Wustublide bug ia6ne
Mdo0en nit ObF, Rdle uno Butter. Sd
madte Dem Nduber btmertlid, oab lie bic
Sole tpohl bolen t0nnte gr trus ibr oies
aui uno lie tam balo oarauf nit Der Mn'
sei9e wieoer, es it.be teine Sole unten.
r@o bring Gbanipasner !" rief ibr Der
Hduber su.
gSdbreno lie fort9ing, nm Den Mt!n
III boiler, btmerfte Der Ofii5ier, oer 5u
meiner &e9ten leB, boB ibm 1ein Sal4en'
tu6 feble, uno er beiabl barl4 meinem
Yeter, oall.lbe unten aug DEM @ait5lm.
mer All bolen. Ser uneridrodene 9iener
antnortete oarauf mie oos erite Wtal
uno 1ebt. binsu, Die Mo9o ,uiiroe }o9ltitb
,uieb.rtommen, uno tonne bas 9emiinl9<
te belorgen. Ser G6amposner fam, uno
Der @t0plel ,uar nod nibt beraus. als
oos Sai4entu@ lid suiaais nnter Dem
Slide iano.
Sn bielemNusenblid. perlieB oasMas=
@en bes 3immtr, nno i'd lueroe ME ben
Blid perseiien, oenn lie mir 5u,uarf als
lie Die 5bur 1d!oB. @ie l9ien iasen iu
luoQen: v9eine @tunoe bat geld)losen>
mir meroen einonoer ME ,uieberleben.
9ie Tlalden treii'ten, uno als oleHeibe
an Ytt.r fam, id einjul9enfen, lab er
MIDI an, als wolte Ct anoeuten, nun lei
es 3eit su banoeln. Gr fiibrte oas @las
an Den Muno, iette es ober plobli9 ,oie'
Der neoer uno ia9te III mir: r@ie ino
frant, 9err!"
vNein!" anttportete id.
SD tuuste mobl, NOS bieie Worte BE-
o.utsn lo(lten, aber i'd b.iab ni9t Die
9erin9ite &raft mebr, nno Yeter leste
|bin5u:
Sd muB Sbnen Sbr setp0bnlides
@tdrtunes esmittel, seben."
Bei bic len Worten sriH er in oieSoi9e,
Sog feline piItolen beraus, uno lbob NIT
unglaublider @dneQi9teit Die Off5iere
ni.6.r, Die linn s.e.nii6er iaben. 9ann
i itur,te ct tpie Elm .Siser auf ben 9ritten,
padte i'm an Der Reble, mari i'm nieoer
uno ri.f MIDI au 9iilie. Sd bate tpieoer
0Duth n o,fo6t eiItr ~ INN INN mir hielten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-22

bel6leuniseu. Daourd, oab sic einpil=
(isen sepinnen 81. 3eit, uno @ott 9ebe
paB sic nit Sbrem 9iener irgeno Elm
Mittel finoen, Die Yldne Der M0roer. 5u
pereiteln." -
Sd mar rie perlteinert. uno es >ud6rte
siemli9 lun9e, ebe i'd MIDI iuieoer fabte.
Sh bat bas portrei1iAe Wdoden mir
meinen 9iener 81 ibiden, lobolo fie ts
tbun f1nnte, obne Ir9mobn 81 erre9en.
sic tbot es, uno id er5d6lte Neter Mort
fir Mort, luos lie mir 9eIogt botts. Mn'
fanes tppllte er mir nid)t glouben, absr
bic Gjn;slbeiten Die id) ibm mitt6eiltc,
u,a6ten i'm aufn1ertl tlamer.
vWIs Nor19!" lo9te er, v>perOe i'd in
ben @taQ 9eben, unter Dem TorWonoe,
nod Den Yferoen gu ieben, uno Damn IN.
'ere Yitolen mitbrin9en, Die i'd leidt in
meinen Sal9en perber9en fann."
Gaum mar er lpieoer BEL mir an9eton'+
men, als mir 9uflhld9e 1orten, uno orei
Oi1i3iere> in Der &leiouns, luie iie oas
Md06en bel6rieben battt, in oen9of ees
Wirtbsbaules bereinriten: SIRE Gr3db<
lung mar qllo bis oabin Be ltdtigt, uno
ou6 Peter ;weiielte nun ni4t me6r.
rGs 1T nur gu >uabr, la9te et; ri6 tperot
'pGbr.no oes Btlu9es ben Sbnen Der
8irt6 MAIDEN miro uieoer in Den @tall
seben. gs lit ieoenfals beNtr ,uenn er
uns n,9t silammen liebt; no6ber ober
,peroe i'd sic ni9t uerlailen."
: No9 einisen W}inuten erldicn Der
Wirtb. N}on fam litb unn0elid elm
Qutmutbi9eres@eIi1t ols bos oieIesDfen'
}aen benfen. gDe oos Mdoden 9eia9t
batte, entl9ul0igte er fd) 5uerit wesen
beg Yori dlages, oen er mir MAIDEN uol..
ndmli9, Oh i'd nid)t, 9enei9t lei, orei
Offiaiere BON Der tail ilerli6en @aroe nit
mir, lpeiien 5u laiien. ct babe 9enu9
fir flint Ytrionen, tpenn aber Die
setbeilt uno in s'pei 3immer setra9en
iueroen louten, miiroen lie fir oi.l.lben
ni9t uobl binreiden. gr ldlob nit Der
@erHherun9 ooB i'd ni@t beoauern
tpiiree. iene 9erren fennen 9,lernt gu Ba'
ben; es ,pdren b6bere Offi3iere, 0ereu
liebenswiiroi9es @eien oon9(nltono Soct
uno feiner Biloun9 seu9e.
Sd fellt. mid 10 unbe fans.n als m09<
li1, uno antlportete, Die @eleQ ida It Del
orei ,6erren ,piiroe mir Elm beienberes
Wersnii9en lein r9(ur," iette i'd binsu
roiirfen lie es nidt libel nebmen> >oab meir
9iener nit an Dem 81 l9e iBt Sd reiie
meiner @elunobeit we9en, uno betomme
bdufie Rrdmpfe, luesbolb er INNER bel
mir 1ein muB." SD iteQte MIDI. als BE-
merte i@ ben @inorud nid)t, ben oiele
unermortete 9la6ridt auf ben Glenoen
ma9te, lieB i'm fort9eben> unb Peter, Der
slei4 oarauf erl dien, iiber9ab mir meine
Yiltolen, nobel er loste
Sd babe einen Ylan enttporfen. @ie
Ieben 1i@ .inem Der beioen @duber &C.
geniiber> uno lanen Die beiben anbern an
berlelben @eite oes Slides libtn, 10 oab
lie mir 9e9eniiberfommen. @obalo bag
9eHsrt aufsetrasen 1T, ,perbe i6 mein
@las er9rei fen; oann f&ieber Sic 5u<
slti9 auf ben tpelder Sbnen se9eniiber
1ibt; i'd nebme Die beioen onoern ouf
mid nur feblen sic nidt. uni.re
@ettuns bdnet BON Sbrer Raltbliitisteit
ab. Wir 1pielen Elm per5weifeltes @piel,
uno nur Der Mutb tann uns retten."
n>S& Sa&> NA&or II -
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n
Befannti1aftsn madden &. . &.,f .,.f<i$ f<Si u
Sd f9er3te iiber feine Tlrdtlamteit,
{ebte mein Yfero in @alopp unb ioroerte
ibn aut mir iii fplgen. Cine 0iertelmeile
Don benz molbe, l.ettpas abselegen BON oer1
@traBe, traf,n mir Elm Mirtbsbaus> bas
freunolider uno, perIprehenoer auslab,
als Die nseiiten, oie man ionit in jener
@esenb an Der @traBe finoet. Sd BE-
nubte germ bic @elesenbeit, etiuas aus5u'
ruben unb einise @rfrii@unsen ein3uncb-
men.
gDir 1tie9en al1o Dor Dem @irtb s6auIe
ab uno Elm Rnabe fiibrte uns our9 Die
Nebe ntbiir, in ben Stall. Wdbrenb peter
f@ nit BEN pferb.n bei9dfti9te, lpollte
i@ burh bic s biir bon Der @troBe Ter in
bas 3aug binetnoeben, aber meme 9luf'
merfiamteit p,,roe IN oieiem au9enolide
eura Elm Mdoben BON unstm6bnliber
@96nbeit erregt, :6ie mid bon Dem bDl'
sernen bolton berab betra6tete. Sic trat
ouf bemlelben bis an ben du b.riten &ono
Dor unb faste mir:
vaommen iie bierber, ,uenn ss Sbnen
esfd1is it," /
Sd ftie9 bic 8reppe, bic ,u bem BAL.
Ton flbrte,2 binouf unb iie 9eleitete mid
in Elm beideieen meublirtes 3immer, oas
Te Bag @peile5ix,lner nannte.
SD babe peber sor. nod naaber elm
}d1neresMdoden geitben. Sn ibren 3l+
Qen laa zine 10 belpunberunosmiiroige
@olIfomm enbeit. in benz Nusorude ibres
@elibts et&pas 10 lnsep6bnli9es uno
Reisenoes. bab id >uie eetlenott Dor ibr
fteben bIi.b; iie aber i4ien in fi9tba'
rer8rautr 10 oab id un,uullfiirli9 fraSen
mubte, mas. ibr. teble. :s..
9as Mdb9en; ;ldluo bic Mugen 5u mir
empor unb mari mir eintn Bid 3u. BEL
fen lelt{amen Musorud i9 beutt nod nidt
perge11en babe. vNa ant,portete fe mir,
i'd bin betribt unb re9t iebr unsl1d&i@.
Mu9 lie suiiroen es iein. tuenn @ie ,uiiba
ten, melAes @9idlal Sit er,uartet"
limb mas babe i'd au firbten 2" fraste
i9 nit ungldubise rMiene, neil i4 glaubte,
Fe polle iiber mid iputten.
u@ie baben b66Fens nod orei @tun.
ben 3u leben,- ant,uortete lie leiIe; ~i9
Ioelb Hlu9li !uus Wt4 Ue9e" ne'HeH ~O'''
len ;,pinst, Sbnen bieies iaredli3e g.
beimniB mit5utbeilen. aber ih fann nidt
ldweieen. 9ie Tlu4t 1T unm6glidb, bin+
men erei 5tunoen lperoen @ie oas @9id<
ial ;ablreiher Opfer tbeilen> >ueI4e Die
fen Ort betreten baben."
nDu er3ablft mir oa elm W{abr6en, nm
mid dnsitlih su MAIDEN. @ieQei@t ittdt
cine 2iebessei6idte babinter, unb 0u
piQit Di9 auf oieie Wtile BON meiner
3ubrinolidteit befreisn."
r@ott lit mein 3tuse, bab i4 S6nen
sic Mabrbeit geiaet babe-aber iti0. ="
Nah bieien Worten sins iie nad Der
S6ure 3u, sann ouf ben Corridor, I'M 5u
f.ben, Of s.manb uns b6ren fonnnte."
Naaoem iie bieriber berubist tuar, tam
lie aurid, idlob Die Sbire 5u, uno trat
nit &brdnen in Den @u9en 5u mir.
.8etra9ten Sic" iaste it, uoieien
sgu6bob.n; bi.ien @ano. 9aben Sic jt.
malls @ano in .iuem @peiie3immer, na.
mentli4 in Der 3tu.ittn gtase, selebtn {?
ND. mic piel .Blut bat oie'er Booen i4on
ettrunien =! sic baben Gf5en beiteQt, man
ma9t es unten btreit. @inige Wfinuten>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-22

Infer asent fir Cincinnati, g., 9err
5ofepb @ebmins, pobnt 80. 1873 qiuuitrafe,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-03

Columbus, Ohio, June 2.-At the
Republican State convention to-day,
the following ticket was nominated:
For Governor, r. Hayes Lieutenant
Governor, T. L. Young; Supreme
Judge, G. w. McIlvsine; Auditor,
James Williams; Attorney General,
John Little; Treasurer, ]. Minor. The
following platform was adopted: That
the States are one as a nation, and all
its citizens equal under the law, and
entitled to full protection; that a
policy Of finance should be steadily
pursued, which, without shock to
business will ultimately equalizo the
purchasing capacity Of coin aud paper
money that we favor a tariff for rev.
enue, with protection 10 American
industry that grateful people should
never cease to remember the services of
our soldiers, and it is due to them that
liberality aud generosity should be
dispayed i'm the adjustment of pay
and bounties that we demand that
the public domain shall Ice scrupu-
lously reserved for actual settlers ; that
the observance of Washington's ex-
ample in retiring at the close of the
second Presidential term will be In the
future, as in the past, regarded as
fundamental rule In the written laws
ofthe Republic; that the distinguished
success of his administration, which
to the fame of the patriot and soldier
has added that of the capable and
judicious statesman, entities President
Grant to the gratitude Of his country
men.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-03

Cincinnati. June 2.-The Gazette's
New Orleans special says the advices
from the Mexican capital to the 27th
ult., state that the Mexican Congress
approved the, contract made by the
government with Daniel Boyle Blair,
for the construction of railroad and
telegraph line from Guaymas to the
frontier, between the State of Sonora
and the American Territory of Ari-
zona, with branches from Guaymas to
Euresano and Alamos. The obliga-
tions require the main line to be con-
structed within five years, and the
government grants TO the company
$4,000 acres of land for every mile OF
road constructed, and agrees to pay
S42, 900 each year for five years.