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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-17
DIN @ailel1freuno.
9er 500 fit ben @laubeu,
(Uortfe ebuna.)

in melder ct er BON elmer |9po1en G0el=
frau 10 9ldnsenO loiberle9t mar. 81
fiiblte li9 beidanlt unS ,uor barum &C.
reiSt. ST. fubr ollo fo't
vMar9oretbo NolS I'M Momcn be,
&6nisin unb Der 2onoesselcte forocre id
Gud auf> oaB Sbr uns ia9et ob Sbr
,piliet, no &i9oro Watlon> Der Prleitel
uno 3ebeu, ipeilet unO ieinen Nufcntbolt
uns onSei9et SaB er sur 9ebuDrcnoen
Bel eltraiun9 9esogen >peroen tonne Der
SIR i'm in frcpe(baftcr @eilc ent5o9en
babt."
Marearetba "9lie uer0' i6 mid olr@
cine Qii9e ent,peiben; ib ,ueib es, luo Der
ebrlpur6i9e frpmme Yrieiter 9li6aro
Matjon tpelet aber feline Wtod)t Der
Groe miro MIDI je 5luinse11, bob id) 1einen
9(ufentbaltsort ncnne. Gs lit mir ge=
lun9cn 1ein FIGURES 2eben 5r rctten l6
min ni9t, bab cs sum 5lueiten N}ole
Preis ge9eben lperoe."
Scr Mi6ter: u@o ,pil llet bcnn, bab
bag Mab unlerer @eoulo balo erl6Dpft
1T. Mir boben M}ittel in 9anoen, Gn6
su n0tbisen. 98ir le9en Gu@ oeppelte
Gilen an; einmal 1cjo SIR hcreits nit
ben 9anocn oufsebon9en nno 9c9eibelt
,uorben; mir baben nod l6oricrc Splter,
uno Der Spo lit Gu6 9clpiB, mo iern SIR
oen Muientbaltsort bes GerrQtDcrs on5u=
9eben Gub nod ldngcr lueigcrt."
Mar9orctbo: Mohl lino Die 9{orben
nod ni6t 9ebeilt, >uelde mir Sic $oentcr
19lu9en ; nod fam ih taum meine@dnoc
gum @immcl Deben; o6er es lei; Elm
@pr1piel oes Mdrtprtbums bab' id) be-
reits erfobren; es lit iiberitonocn. S0
bpffe su Dem b66lten Gtdrter, ooB er mir
ferne> bel itebe. Gin 4eben lit 9cnu9.
M0ee oenn mein 8lut fliebcn Sic
@roc bietet mir bod >uenig poer nidts
mcbr. Wlein 9elebtes @oterlono lit rptb
non Dem Dilute ieiner be ten &inoer. Meine
III. &eligion miro 9eldtcrt, uno lie mar
bod Die &eliginn uno Die Gbre offer
Gn9ldnoer big ouf bielc letlen Sage. -
@o m6gf benn i'd iterben, Die iN Dem
Natcrlonoe uno oer9}eli9ion nur lbwadjc
Dienlte leilten fam; Der Yrie 1ter obtr
lebe> inn ferner @utes Su >pirten !"
Ser &idter: rSit bos Guer unobdn=
berli6er @ntiGlub 2?
Mar9aretba: nWiein unobau0erliber
Gnt19luB 9lie >uer0' i1 Der Suoos ocs
frommen Prieiters Wotlon lein !"
Scr Ni9ter lpogte es nod ni1t, Die
@el6mornen 5ur @rtldu1n9 0es @6uloig
ooer uni6uloig oufSuforoern, oenn es
par unpertennbar ooB bie Sun9irou
our6 lire 16losenoen 9lnt>pprten our6
ibren Mutb uno ibr 9ar5es bo6ber;iges
BeueDmen 9roben Ginorud auf oQe Qln=
welenoe 9ema@t batte. '0ielen lu6tc
sr nun gu perni6ten.
Gr fraste jebt , ob @}ar9oretba bie
R0nisin @lilobetb AUDI fir ibre redtma=
bise Giirltin unb fir Die oberi ite &egentin
ber Stride bon England balte. Sic er=
wioerte: rWobl balte i9 Glilobetb Die
@ott le9pen poQe> fir meine re6tmdBi9e
R6nisias i'd betepne, oab i'd ibr Gebor<
fam in alien erIaubten 9ingen i6uloi9
bin, i'd selte6e i1r eben 10 piele @elpolt
uno Gbre gu, mic id bie1es je oerG0ni9in
Marie tbat> ober >uie es ir9eno Elm I'm
tertDan in Trontrei6 @panien ooer
Stalien leinem Giirl ten einrdumt. Sir
bas Oberbaupt Der Stride fam i@ lie
iebo6 niGt Qn|eDen; als 0ie|es muB l6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-17

oeltdnbi9, 9e9en oos @eieb cincm Ser
rdtber Nori9ub 5u ieiner Tlu6t 9cleiitet
gu baben> uno lie lpiQ bcileu 9luientbolts=
ort ni6t nennen. Sic bat lib pcrmclene
uno slpeioeutioe gNorte 9egcn Bic bl. &C.
li9ion Ter M1cbr5obl Der Gn9ldnoer,
Ijo 9egen Die erlau6tc fDni9'1 Cli1o=
beth 1elblt erlaubt Sic ertcnnt oielc
ni6t als Sber4oupt Scr Stride an
un0 >peisert i6r 0jebcrlom bo9e9en cr=
tldrt lie lih fir ben 9Ronn Su ISABEL,
oen dr9lten Teino Gnglonos. Gie rdllmt
cin> Dem Gtotut Der &6ni9in sumiocr
Die &irben Der bcrrl lhenben 9}eligion
niNt 5u beluNt Goben; bcburien mir nod
mebr gelucile? - M}or9oretbo 9Soro,
irb fro9e ;um IebtcnM}ole, bobt SIR mod
eini9es fir Cure @ertheibi9un9 ppr5u-
brin9en 2"
Moraorct1o: vNiGts mcbr pem olle5
Qjcla9te nid)t 9enii9t> Dem lpciB i'd ni(bt5
mebr 5u logen. 9iod Der Sebonolung,
oie i6 bier Dor Gjericbt 9ciunben, leb ib
mein Sdidlol oeutlicb porbcr. SN Der
lou9c nibts> ais GcreAti9feit."
Ser O6erritbtsr v9ie loQ GuN >uer=
Sen !"
Die @e1Nmcrncn besoben li6 in ei-
nen Qngrcnscn0en Goal. Sie ,poren leDr
pcr,urrt uno unl1liillig; 9crne bdttcn lie
bic bp0berSige Goelirou> olc iDnen 2(6=
tung obgcn0tbistc, bcireit> uno mcbrerc
erfldrtcn fd su ibrcn Gunlten. 9a cr<
griif Der Obcrri0ter Oas gSort:
u9ie &Dnigin, Die G6iiberin unlcre5
bciligcn Gjloubens Bic Tert6cioigerin
Der Motionolit0t unb oerGrDbe Gnglunos,
lit pm dubern lnb innern Tcinoc5 UNI
gc6cn auf iGrcu SturS uno auf jcncn
Der OrDbc Gnglonos lno oos lNlouei
TronfyciN, ,bo: fonotilNcSponitn Nno Der
9Ronn nit Der orcjlobtn S$rone Su So6el
]tet: bchoht ltrt"rtDoncn Scr bcltcn 0}e=
9entin Inter Ser Gonnc lDlicbcn li6
Sen frcmocn 5Scirocn al. Sic gel
fd6rlidltcn Ghlonacn wGrnat Bic Tiiritin
i'm cigencn Sulen. @pQt ou1 SIR un=
lcrc 5Ebni9in ucrlo1ien unb in's Eager Der
Tcinoe iibcr0cbcn, G:n9ldnocr?"
Dos boli. Sic GclNporncn tcbrten
suracf unb lproArn iQrG@ulo;3 aus bic
N!1tcr on5 SoocSNrtbcI.
9)ior9oretGa bcn1eytte 0clolcn: Ger
Nomc Oe5 $ocryn lei 9eprlclen. Sd) ba6c
fcin onGcrtS llrtCcil crwortct. - 3uu0ys
ocrlt i0r G}dnner BON Scr SurD, ucvjci6e
iN Gu0 ujc Gett mir pcr5iebcn woQc
Ginj0e ppn Gu1 mD0cn ni(bt piljcn, luos
lie tbun; lie linb ni6t gclcbrt 9enug, Inn
ein5u1c0en, mas Ncrratb lit. Sie m6sen
niht bc9reiien> bob mon su l(ngere6ti9=
tcitcn ni0t mitluirten BARI BON III fer
oud bos llnre6t ousgeben mag. Sb bin
ibcr5cu9t, bub fe ppn Gu6, i9r &i6ter,
folt gen6t6i9t lino, 9c9cn mib> nit 9te6t
ooer nit llrrcdt, ibr Seroict 5u geben,
oocr in Der Sternfammer nit 10 lbmcren
@elb ltrofcn belc9t su~ rueroen, oob 1c|
foum imStan6c lein oiirf rftcn, bie1elben in
ibrem 9an5en 2eben su be5ablen. Nl6ge
mein Blut bos lette lcin, an bellen Ser
9ieBung SIR Die M}itlbulO. tro9t
M09ct SIR nid)t ferner 10 grobe56ulo ouf
Gu9loben -SbrWlDlorbs u6cr libet bier
ge9en,pdrtig 81 @eridt ols Meni 6en, uno
ri6tet ols 1ol6c, Dem Srrtbum uno Der
2eioen1@oft unterworfen; ober pillet
ooB es einen bD6lten &i6tcr 9ibt> Set
na9 &e6t nno @crcd)ti9telt entl6eioen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-17
lit unter unlerer 9Biirbe.

aucrb66itc Sun9frou G0ni9in 1T 9nd0l9,
uno i9 bobc Die Nollma6t, penn Sbr
Sic erbobene uno e6le Oiiritin wolle1 I'M
Vcrseibnn9 bitten uno ocr1prc1en, tiinf1
! ti9 in bie prote ltontild)e &ird)e 5u 9ebenL
, 10 loQet Sbr nod jebt in Treibeit gclett
>pcrocn, ,piori9enfall5 babt SIR ni6ts ;n
er,parter> als Sen lideren 3no."
! Niar9oretbo entge9nctc: u9lie Dab icb
bic &Dni9in beleibi9t uno e5 1T norum
ou1 ribt rcd)t, I'M Ner5eibung 5u bitten,
! unt 10 Elm Nerbrcdben 6u betennen> no
tein's rnr6onben it, 9Sos menc 9iilie Su
@unlten Der Tlu6t eines ur9llifli6en
Aricltcr5 betrifit, 10 CLAUDE i'd >oie2oni9in
! lcl6t t piiroe ooslel6e gctbo11 bobelL lpenn
bos $ocri elmer Trou in ibr 10ldgt, uno
Bic IAletDte Bebonol!ln9 oieles l(n9lilt=
liben Su ibrer &cnntnlB 9clonyt wdrr.
SD babe es 1cit So6rcn fir Elm llnredt
gcbolteu, Die &irde elmer frcmOen 9}ell=
gions9e lelli6oft 5u beiud)en, neil i9 oo=
0urd ben Gdcin aui MIDI 9claocn bate,
ols lei id meincm Glouben AFFIRMING
9eworoen; uno iD bobe nod feinenGjruno
iinocn f0nnc1 meine @einnung su dn=
bern. @egen meine @ctpiileu wcro' i9
niOtbonoeln MYloros bobcr nugget
SIR bos 9egcn MIDI uerfiinocte llrtbeil
CUR 9(u5fiibr>n9 brin9cn, benn Der Soo
fir 1nl0e Sobe it mir leDr lpillfommen,
ia eine G6re, beren i9 ni0t wiirbig bin
Sd frcue MIDI, I'M Gbriiti willen @0mod
5u leiben, Soften 81 trogen Emo mcin
Slut su pcrgcbcn, >uie Die beil. M}drr
tDrcr. So, iD bin bereit nid)t Gin 2c6en
bins, lonoern niclc, bdttc iN borii6er su
gcbieten, biuSugc6en, lie6cr ols mein
@eluilicn 5u belaiten oocr su bonocln &C.
gen meine IT, &cli9ion."
sic 5prab es, 9}icmono ontwortete ein
9Sort, ocn N}eiItcn n0t6i9te lie Gbriurdt
uuo 9)}itleio ob. Civ muroe in ben Ser
fer 5uriid9efiiDrt. (56lub fol9t.)
Gin ito 6cutiGcr 5SotDolil
al'bcrte lit) I'M 9. 9. iibcr bic Hflitbten
icincr &loubens9cnoNcn Der Yrcllc &C.
gcni6cr fol9cnocrmobcn: ~9oS Gritc
w6rc 0oB mir Nqc c5 ols G6rcllobe
3ttrodtcn, fcin 9cgcncril lhcs9lott 5u bol=
ten, in Dem ia oo0 MIR uni lere&ird}e GELD
ltert, I'LL ler Yotcrlanb pcrrotben unb per-
fouft, NcOt un0 Trci6cit ocs golfes un=
tcr0ritft miro. Cs lit Elm 9ons 1blcd)tcr
Yorlponb, bob mir l0led)te &lGttcr Scr
Snlrrotc luc9cn bolten miiIlcn. 9Scnn mir
OieSr]crctc ni0t lelcn, Damn brou0cn mir
nibt, wo5 in ocnl nlcl6cn ongctii1Oi0t pirb,
uno crlporen 10 unlcr 9utcs GrlO. llno
wcnn mir bie on9efiinoigtcn Gobcn nidt
fauf fen, bonn mcr0cn uno miillcn Sic
&ertdufer oud unlere Crgane lu0en nno
in 6iele i6rc Nnfiin0igun9en leben. &C.
Yen mir afr Die fein0liben liberolcnSldt>
ter nit6t mcbr, 10 lpcnben mir ebsn oo-
our6 unlernSldtter au nnbwcr=
bei fir IN fer 9utes @elo ni1t td9licb ucr1
b6bnt uno perlpottet. Ni6t mir brau@en
bic elnnOncen, lonoern Die Snnoneen
brou6cn unS."
- Sn 8elfo It licb ii6 cine Trou
neulib 16eioen uno noDm ibren W}do=
9ennamen picOer AT. GDe ober Bic
Come oe1lclben Sa9es li9 nei9te> bottc
]ie ]i9 bur9 Neutrouung bcreits mieoer
ben Tamilicnnamen eincs onOern Mon=
nes beigelegt. So, ,uir le6e,1 III eincm
ra19en 3eitalter!
9R itt on 7, o inpr iai RI nIIp
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20
~TELEGRAPHiC NOTES.

The price of gold in New York, on
August 1G, was 1l3lz.
The distilIery of Ford, Oliver & Co.,
Of Chicago. has been seized by the Govern
ment, upon a charge OF manufacturing
crooked whisky.
At the Buffalo races, on the 10th,
Lulu trotted a mile in 2:l5, being the fastest
mile heat ever made on that track. ON the
same day the four-year-Oid stallion, Governor
S~praguc, of Canton. ILL.,, made al exhibit heat
Of 20 1.-THE best time for a four-Year-old
on record.
The Madrid Government will soon is
sue a proclamation, calling out a levy of
10000 more men. for the purpose of putting a
more speedy end to the war.
The electoral struggle for the PreSi-
dency Of the United State, of Colombia again
threatens a general war and a division of the
country.
4 dispatch from Cheyenne, 10th,
says tina, Gen. Crook and Col. Stanton had
returned from the Black Hills. There were
about 1000 miners in the Hills, and Il great
deal OF preliminary work has been one by
them in the way Of constructing bitches and
! sluices. A military force was reported on
It's way to the mines for the purpose of driy-
ing out the miners.
The winter wheat in Wisconsin has
been harvested, and is reported to be more
than an average crop and of excellent quail
ty. Other crops, with the exception Of flax,
! are also up to or above the average.
l.. j. Adams, Il baggage-mastcr on
the Cleveland, Columbus and indianapolis
Railroad, has been arrested for robbing the
baggage of passengers while in his charge.
His house in Cleveland was searched, and
| goods consisting of ladies' wearing apparel,
watches, diamonds and ieweiry. ETC., valued
al 81, 119, We're recovered. lie has confessed.
| At Fort Barrancas, on the 18th, there
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20

The assignee of Duncan, Sherman II
Co. reports Us follows: Assets, nOminally
S211l9,36s, valued at $2,>35,Sj3; liabilities,
$4,910,I3S.
The lower Mississippi River nearly
reached high water mark on the 18th, when
a decline set in. \ few plantations were
submerged, but no general breaking of the
ieyecs occurred, as was threatened.
The steamer Hugh Martin typlotled
her boiler at Washington Landing, on the
Tennessee River, on the 18th, completely
wrecking the boat. Capt. Frit: and four
other persons were killed and severai others
injured.
The Rio Bravo, the new Government
steamer for the Rio Graade, was wrecked
on the 18Th off Sabine light. No lives lost.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20
Indian c~uriOs:ties.

\ museum in Nashville, Tennessee,
has come in possession of 8 large NUM-
Der of Indian curio>iseS lately foCnd IN
Lewis and Maury Counties. thai STATE.
The largest specimen Is I speac-head7
which is shaped well ana sk;llfully
wrought. Then there are >evc-i hum
dred perfect arrow-heads, aai : large
number of scrapers for dressing hides.
The collection of stone knives Is large
and one OF the best to be fouai n this
country. There are foGr s:oce avis
that are wonderfully made, and seem to
have done good service, rs they are
somewhat worn. All Of the implements
mentioned are made Of 4 beautiful flint,
but there are two dreS>ing-hammers
that are made OF 4 soft co~ngIcrneratc
There are q great many hoes, made Ut
4 soft and light sandstone, many of
which have certainly done faithful
service.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20
A Royal Hunting Camp,

King Victor Emmanue. has eft his
palace Of St. Anne at Turin for his en-
campment at Falsavaranche. The
term may be very justly applied, for
his majesty passes n part o: his days
and his nights under canvas in the
mountains. A tent Is reserved for him.
and another for the officers C. his house
hold, and the guests who successfully
arrive. The dining-room i formed by
a o Of arbor Ourgoiato). Only there
does Victor Emmanuel abandon his prac-
ticc Of taking his meals alone. At q
little distance are the tents of the cha
mOis hunters, whom the k.a- takes
with him, and the attcai.lts, the
COOKS. "rOoms. etc. His majesty gen
orally Uses, 10 90 to the ground ne in
tends to hunt, n small Arab ho-sN, which
PAGES over tn" >carpcd slopes IF the
mountains with 4 boldneSS that i, terri
fyinm. \ torrent which flows aa;tr the
camp furnishes the water for drinking,
cooking. and the toilettcs, which are
o complicated. On y latc occa>ion
tn" king killed twenty cham0;S. The
person who ha> once seen h.-. shoot
will b." persuaded that the bai. which
brought down those AGILE al:m.S i>Su-
eel from the r"ya! riii".-L0nd2@- GIDDe.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL BaEv.TlEs

JEFFERSON DAVIS has accepted IN
invitation to deliver the address a. the Win
nebago County Agricultural Fair, at Rock
ford, ILL.,, on Sept. -.
OF the l20 delegates elected to the
North Carolina Constitutional Convention, so
are Democrats, 50 Republicans, and l indie
pendent Democrat.
EX-GOVERNOR VIM. \. GRAHAM, OF
North Carolina, died of organic disease OF the
heart, at Congress Hall, Saratoga, New York,
on the 18th.
TIE King of Denmark and other
members of the royal family assisted at the
Obsequies of Hans Christian Andersen, and
the day of his burial was observed as Il day of
mourning throughout all Denmark.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20
ii MARKETS..

II. LOUIS, August, 80
BEEyEs-Choics sG.O09 5 .l2he ;Goo,t 10 PRIME.
S4.O95.43; Cows and HeIters, SZ.3S4 90
Corn-Fei Texans, S3.5}8 SEX.
HoGs-GOod to Choice, ) 25GS.G5-
SHEEP-Good to Choice, S3.25St..5.
F~LoUR-Choice Country, sT.'Gs7.T; AN&
30. TJ31. %.
WHEAr-Red. No. ?. sl.@s1.52; sos,
Sl.3G3l.3J.
CoRs-No. Z, White Mixed. 7os2s.
OATs-No, ,, 4l1 -.
RYE-No. >, 7gl-4SOc
TIMOTHY s6ED.Srlme,, s:.65s2s5:
Medium shipping Leaf, SO. seq $3.50.
HAY-Prime New Timothy, sIS.5oaI3tN.
B~UTTEE-Chsice Packed DAIRY, 25s.o:.
EGGs-l0sl Ilsc.
P~oRK-sIndari Mess. 81.
LARD-Relined, I9li4c.
WooL-Tub-washed. Choice. so; Uarasae6
Comhing, 349 3Ic.
CorTON-Middling. 14c.
NEW YORK.
BEEVEs-Native, $3."GS l3.2j; TcGac, a."
99.15.
HOGs-Dressed, sIO.95d IO.falz.
S~HEEP-ClippSd, S4.COsG.O1.
WHEArmSo. ? Chicago. ~sl:27@l.2i-
CORS-Western Mixed, 75s 7ac.
OArs-Western Mixed, j9S6lc.
PoRK-Mess, s31.45.
COTToH-Middlng, l414c.
BEuvEs-Common to choice. 81 s. 5..s-
HoGsIGood 10 Choice, s7.75s9.5O.
~SHEEP-Shorn, S3.0bJ o..
F~LOUR-ChOice Winter, Extra So. I5j -
Choice Spring Extra, ~S6.O'G6."o.
W~HEAT-Spring No. =, Sl.lGGl.i5.. SlrlE%
No. ), $~I.l1y1.ll1s.
CORS-SO. 2, 654 S65%e.
OATs-SO. 2, 3S9 3si4c.
RYE-NO. =, S0cG SIC
PORK-New Mess, SO. Jog 20.E5.
LARD-Per cwt. S l3.2J.
CINCINNATI.
~FLOUR-Family. S7.O0l7.25.
WHEAT-Red, Old, SI.4Dg l.T.
CORN New, 1SeS c..
OATs-No. =, $50 13c.
PoRK-Sew Mess, s2I.15.
LARD-Summer, l3Rc.
COTToN-Middling, l4hc.
kansas CITY.
~BEEvEs-Native Steers, s~2.1J93.2j. Texas
Steers, s2.Tj63.G2&.
HOGs-Stockers, 5 .50a6.50.
MEMPHIS.
~FLOUR-Family, $4.S,5S.00.
Constituted, S5GS11Ic.
OATs-New, G965c.
~HAY-ChOlce, S Is. cog &c. 90.
COTTON-middling J44c.
NEW ORLEANS
~FLOUR-ChoiCe, 3S.COa %.
CORN-White, SJs 93c.
OATS-6j1 7Oc.
HAY-Prime, s2.Tld 2J.G0.
~PORk-Mess, f23.t0 $50.
BACOS-l0Hd IKE.
SUGAR-Far to Prime, 9&d 94c.
COTToN-LoN Mi,idling. l3ac.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20

Mr.. PLIMsOLL'S extraordinary de
monstration in The English House of Com
mons has resulted in the passage by both
houses of Parliament of the Mercantile Ship
ping Bill. drawn up by Sir Charles Adder'y.
MIR. GLADSTONE has published an
other pamphlet. a%ssailing tie Papacy, which
he declares will plunge the world into war, if
necessary, TO maintain its rule. The French
Government has prohibited the sale of Mr..
Gladstone's writings against the Papacy in
that country.
TIE American Association for the
the 11th. Prof. J. f. Hillyard, OF the Coast
Survey, in the chair.
THE excursion party of the Mississippi
pi Editorial Association arrived in Chicago
on the l1th.
NOTICE of the trial Of the 500, 900
libel suit of Theodore TiltOn against the
Brooklyn Eagle has been entered in the
Brooklyn City Court for the September term.
QUEEN VICTORIA prorogucd Parlia-
ment, on the 18th, till the Goth of October.
CARDINAL MANNING has published a
reply to Glads:one's last DemDhlet. in which
he saws tbe ey-Premier is among the chief
apostIe, of the revolution AGAINST the Desce
Of the Christian Church.
BISMARCK has prOhibitcdthc proposed
pilgrimage OF German Catholics to L0urdes.
Rrp,r d;Sr,tcb say. tb,+ 4,,a Ri.b-
ocCio.. ~, Boon aa.inato somo
80, In,aahnn7.I hne
been e~n.lled from his diocese nv the Cow
eminent.
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20
CURRENT TOPICS.
SAVANNAH,

PRESIDENT GONZALES, OF San Saliva
dor, has had about fifty Of those en-
gagged in the recent fanatical riots at San
Miguel shot. Great sorrow and indig-
nation is expressed throughout Central
America on account of the affair, in
which the respectable clergy join. A
letter from San Miguel to the Panama
star ami HerQld says that during three
days the town remained at the mercy of
the assailants, and during that time all
classes of crimes were committed. The
losses in property will not fall short of
81 900 900. The President Of the Re
public has done what he could to bring
the Offenders to punishment, but, 50
numerous are they, they cannot be dealt
with. The foreigners in the place have
addressed their respective Governments
for the purpose of making the Govern
ment responsible for losses incurred.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20

A CALL for $40, coo, 900 worth Of
bonds was issued by the Treasury De-
Partment on the 18th, the Syndicate
having made another subscription for
that sum. This leaves but s., $50, 155
of the new 3 per cent. bonds in the
hands of the Secretary, and the Syndi-
cate has until November Is to take this
amount.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20

Ind, about midnight, i'll consequence
Of Il rail having been removed, evident
" with the design of wrcckin% the
train. The place selected by tn" mis-
! crcants for committin" their da>tardiy
crime was just at the east end OF the
Beaver Greek bridge. The locomotive
and tender plunged down into the creek,
u distance of 20 feet, and the two
express ears ami the first
passenger coach were also thrown from
the track and badly smashed. The re-
maindcr of the cars, i'll which We're a
large number of passengers, escaped in
jury, and with the exception Of the cngi-
necr and fireman, who went down with
the i0cOmOtivean and Were slightly bruised,
no person was harmed. There seems t o
be no doubt that the affair was deliber-
ately planned for the purpose of rob-
berry, and that the whole train did not
follow the locomotive in its frightful
plunge into the creek seems almost mi
raculouS.
SCIENTIFIC men have long believed
that the Desert of Sahara was on Il
lower level than the Mediterranean sea,
and that by means OF 4 canal n vast i'll
land sea could be formed III Africa, OF
~rcat value to the promotion of COM
merce with the Interior. \ scientific
expedition, organized for the pur-
pose of determining the feast
billy of this project, has completed
its IaborS and returned 20 Rome. The
members OF the expedition ar" under
stood to be favorable to the feat, and
say the thing is possible: but the cost
OF the undertaking would be So great
that lis performance i, extremely in
probable. Capitalists will not invest in
such Il scheme unless sure of large re-
turns, and in this case profit Of any
kind is extremely doubtful.
ENGLAND i the first foreign nation to
begin building operations for the Cen
tcnnial Exhibition. The English Com
m%iSSionerS have broken ground for four
buildings. The Japanese Commission
crs are making similar preparations,
and structures Cor Sweden and Morocco
will Soon he commenced. Austria de
Sir"S Il space of - GOO square feet III
the main building, and about y ,0'o in
the art gallery.
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all the franchise and property Of the
conna3v, EXCEPT those lands that have
l.rn ua.rntrd and certified. waS sold
hy auction in New York a few DAYS aoo.
The sale WAS the result of 4 friendly
su;t instituted by the bondholder~. and
thn p.,rrb,snr v-,s Mr. Johnston Jiv-
iDr,top. the Chairman Of the committee
appointed by four-ffths Of the bond
holders to- bid the road in for them. and
the price paid by him was Sl0o, eco.
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20

TIE result of the recent election in
the Cherokee Nation appears to be in
doubt, both candidates claiming the
majority, and it will probably not be
satisfactorily decided until the Council
makes the official count in November.