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The New York herald., 1875-09-11

The CoRoNEE's jury empanelled at Ports
mouth England, to find the cause of death
in the case of the mate of the. Mistletoe,
drowned in the collision with Queen Victo-
The New York herald., 1875-09-11

THEATRE COMtQUE,
No 514 Broadway-yARIETY at s r. NJ. closes at 10 A
r. NJ. Matinee at 7. NJ
The New York herald., 1875-09-11

WOODS MUSEUM.
Broadway, corner Of Thirefh street.SIN AND SORROW
H2P. NJ FACE TO FACE, at p. NJ; closes at 10: As
y
The New York herald., 1875-09-11
The Centennial and Politics.

The Convention of the BIicawber demoS.
Gratis, assembled at Erie, came very neal
nominating for Governor the Hon. William
Bigler 1t is hardly to be expected that
an organization of political tramps like
these should have finally consented to put SO
sensible q man at the head of it's ticket. Al
the same time we think it was q mistake foI
Governor Bigler to have allowed his name ia
90 before the Convention. He might have
taken the nomination for Governor if it had
been offered to him by acclamation, because
it is very hard for any member of n party to
refuse an honor of this kind. To be sure,
we have Just seen Mr.. Evarts and Mr. Bigelow
decline nominations in the Saratoga Conven-
ton, but that was because they did not
choose to be made disinfectants to purify a
corrupt party which in the days of its
power had neither honors nor offices foI
them. Mr.. Bigler went into the Convention,
struggled through ten ballots and was finally
defeated. This Injuries his record as a leader
of Pennsylvania politics. His greater mis-
take, however, was in becoming q candidate
at time when he was the agent of the Cen-
tennial Exhibition. This great national un-
dertaking, which grows in magnitude every
day, should not be tainted by politics. When
Governor Bigler became its agent he should
have thrown every such temptation behind
him, feeling that if the Exhibition succeeded
his political future would be The brighter
with the glow of its success.
We trust that the managers of the Centen.
NAL will insist that their agents shall refrain
from all political afliliation until their work
is done 1t would have been bad enough if
been nominated for the Governorship OF
Pennsylvania, but it is worse, much worse,
to find him defeated applicant for the post.
Keep the Centennial clear of politics.
The New York herald., 1875-09-11

METRO RoPoLITAN MUSEUM OF ART,
No 1913 West Fourteenth street-Open from 10 A. NJ to
The New York herald., 1875-09-11

GILMORE'S SUMNER GARDEN,
fate Barnum's Hippodrome.-tiRAND POPULAR CON
CERT, at 8 Z. NJ. closes at IL 7. NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-09-11

wALLACKiS THEATRE,
Broadway and Thirteenth streetEnglish Comic Opera
GRAND DUCHESS, at 4 r. NJ. Miss Julia Mathews Mr.
G. ii. MacdermOtt. Matinee at ! 80 T.. NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-09-11

AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
ri avenue.-Day and evening.
The New York herald., 1875-09-11

OLYMPIC THEATRE,
No. 624 Broadway.-YARIETY, at p NJ closes at 10 At
p. NJ Matinee at p. NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-09-11

COLONEL Sims PARK THEATRE.
Brooklyn.-NARIETY, at 3 p NJ closes at l0:4 7. NJ
Matinee 2 p NJ
The New York herald., 1875-09-11

PARK THEATRE
Broadway and Twenty second street.-The MIGHTY DOL
LAR, at 8 p. Mr.. and Mrs Florence Matinee at 80
The New York herald., 1875-09-11

LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD-NO. 4G FLEET STREET.
PARIS OFFICE-NO 61 AVENUE DE
L'OPERA
Subscriptions and advertisements will be
received and forwarded on the same terms
rs in New York.
The New York herald., 1875-09-11

CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
THEODORE THOMAS CONCERT, at p NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-09-11

BOOTHS THEATRE,
Twenty third and Sixth ayenue-RICHARD ILL., at
sP. NJ Mr.. Barry Sullivan. Matinee at 80 T. NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-09-11
FIFTH AVENUE T

TIvOLT THEATRE.
Eighth street. near Third avenue.VARIETY, at p. r.
The New York herald., 1875-09-11

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
Twenty-eghth street, near Broadway. JUVEN
LIE OPERA TROUPE at : p. NJ. closes at 10 80 r. NJ
Soledad linda Moron. Matinee 30 + NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-09-11

GLOBE THEATRE,
72S Broadw y-NARIETY, r. NJ. closes at 10 AS
z. VI. Matinee at , Y. ".
The New York herald., 1875-09-11

DARLING'S OPERA HOUSE,
Twenty-third street and Sixth avenue-COTTON REEDS
MINSTRELS, p. NJ closes at 10 p. NJ. Matinee at 80
p NJ
The New York herald., 1875-09-11

THE DAILY HERALD, published every
dan in the gear. Four cents per copy.
Twelve dollars per year, or one dollar per
month, free of postage, to subscribers
All business or news letters and telegraphic
dispatches must be addressed NEW YORK
The New York herald., 1875-09-11

Letters and packages should be properly
sealed
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-09

GENERAL HAvELoCE.-.When
Havelock was q candidate for the ad.
jutancy of his regiment, his candida
ture was much opposed. and return
was ordered ofth offences commit
ted aud the punishments inflicted in
the eleven companies, and it was
found that his men were the most So
her and the best behaved in the reg
iment; we may add that they were
the most pious likewise, and we OBJ
serve that many, if not most of them
were abstainers. When the vessel
in which Havelock sailed to India
struck and was going to pieces, he
addressed :he men--"Now, my men,
if you will obey orders and keep
from the spirit cask, we will be
saved.' They we're all saved. But
how often in similar circumstances
has the spirit cask more than other
causes proved fatal? The opinion
and example Of the late Sir Henry
Havelock are yet fresh and familiar
to most readers. OF him and his
men Sir Archibald Campbell testified
that Havelock's saints were never
drunk, and that he was always ready.
In his report Of the fall of Ghuznec,
Havelock says: Let me not be ac-
cused of foisting in unfairly fa.
vorite topic, when | remark in how
great a degree, the self denial, mer-
cy, and generosity of the hour may
be attributed to the fact of the Euro
pean soldiers having received no srir.
it ration since the eighth Of July,
and having found no intoxicating
liquor among the plunder of Ghuznee.
No candid man Of any military ex.
perience will deny that the charac-
ter Of the scene in the fortress and
citadel would have been far differ
ent if individual soldiers had entered
the town prined with arrack, or if
spirituous liquors had been found in
the Afghan depots."
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-09

The poor old father of a boot. black
says he never enjoys himself mors
than when he sees the son shine.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-09
NUMBER q.

At the meeting of the American
Association fos the promotion Of sci
ence, held at Detroit, Prof f. B.
Andrews, Of the Ohio Geographical
Corps, read paper comparing the
Ohio and West Virginia sides Of the
great Allegheny coal field. He
showed a map Of that field and the
position of the Pittsburg seam ef coal
"a seam extending 225 miles in one
direction and 100 in another. This
seam of coal was made the datum line
from which the measurements we're
made all around its circuit of out
crop down to the base Of the pro-
ductive coal measures. By these
measurements it was found that in
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania the
formations which lie next below tho
coal measures are separated by a YER
tical distance of from 500 to 9O0 feet.
But on the Kanawha there are 3, 100
feet of productive coal measures below
the horizon of the Pittsburg coal.
This measurement was made in part
BY Professor Andrews in his exten-
,ive explorations in West Virginia.
and in part by Professor Fontaine, Of
Morgantown. in that State. There
was, therefore, atthe beginning of the
coal measures deep basin or trough.
q "geosyuclinal," according to the
nomenclature of Prof. Dana. 1t had
extensive highlands ofolder rocks to
the southeast, and on the North and
west the great Waverly Plateau with
the higher lands Of the Cincinnati
uplift in the background. The deep
valley was gradually filled with sands
and clays, which respectively formed
sand rock and shales, with the inter-
vening seams Of coal, the remains Of
old buried marshes, rich in vegeta.
tion. The remarkable belt of coal
seams found on the southern affluent
of Elk River, on the Kanawha, be-
tween Charleston and Kanawha, on
Coal river, on the Guyandotte. on the
upper " aters Of Twelve Pole, and ON
the Tug and Louisa forks of Big San
dy, is the finest belt of Bituminous
coal in the United States. But this
lies in the vertical series below tho
base of the coal measures Of Ohio.
Below the Goals of this group is an
other group, which Prof. Fontaine
calls the conglomerate series. which
is about |, 200 feet thick. The top
of these is heavy conglomeratic
sand rock. This is sometimes called
the conglomerate of the coal meas-
ures, and the Goals below are called
sub-conglomerate Goals. But this
conglomerate is u thousand feet low
er than the Ohio conglomente Of the
base of the coal measures there.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-09

II an arrow had struck Madam
Cults, she could not have manifested
more surpise and shame.
"rm the laughing stock of this
town." added Cults, ''and from this
hour ! turn over new leaf. I'm
henceforth head of my family, and
unless this house is made mine, shall
finish off a room in the barn-which
is mine-and you will be welcome to
share it with me. If not. will live
here with the boys and yuo will find
me civilneighbor."
Madam Cntt's power was broken.
Since then the farm has been called
John Cults place" and he is the
head of the house.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-09
POetical.
THE GAME OF LIFE:
BIT JOHN q. SAKE.


There's game much in fashion-I think itI
called EUCHRE;
Though never Lave played 1t for pleasure Oh
iucre,)
In which when the cards are in certain condi
The players appear to have changed their posi-
tions.
And one Of them cries, in q confident tone;
81 think may venture to go It alone n
While watching the game, its a whim OF the
bard's
A moral to draw from that skirmish OF cards,
And TO fancy he f1nds In the trivial OF strife
Some excitement hints for the battle OF Life;
Where-whether the prize be q ribbon or throne
The winner II he who can go 1t alone.
When great Calico proclaimed that the world
In regular orbit was ceaselessly whirled,
And got-nOt q convert-for all Of his pains,
But only derision and prison and chains,
ut moves" FOR ALL THAT" was his answer
ing tone.
For he knew, like the Earth, he could Ego i,
aone!"
When Kepler, with intellect piercing afar,
Discovered the laws OF each planet and star,
And doctors, who ought to have lauded his
Derided his learning, and blackened his fame.
Il can wait !" he replied 'till the truth you shall
own :"
For he felt in his heart he could "go it alone :"
Alas; for the player who idly depends,
In the struggles Of lie, upon kindred or friends
Whatever the value OF blessings like these,
They can never atone TO inglorlous ease,
Nor comfort the coward who nnds With groan,
That his crutches have left him 10 Ego 1t alone y
There's something, no doubt, in the hand you
hold,
Health, family, culture, wit, beauty, and gold,
The fortunate owner may fairly regard
AS, each in Its way, most excellent card;
Yet the game may be lost, with all for your own
Unless you've the courage to 'go It alone"
In battle or business, whatever the game,
In law or In love, IL is ever the same;
In the struggle for power or the scramble for
pelf,
Let this be your motto-"RELv on YOURSELF y
For, whether the prize be ribbon or throne,
The victor Is he who can ''g0 II alonP!"
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-09

Why is boy having his ears bog.
ed like criminal in nanacles? Be-
cause he l. hand-cufied.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-09

"Sambo, my massa always trabcl /;
" urs ebber stay at home"
dat berry true, jim: but you
know what de proverb say-'rolin
stone gadder no moss. ,"
"No, Sanbo, but it gadder polish !;
an dat 'ere's qualification your mas
"a stan berry much in mend OBJ"
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-09

An arithmetical genius seven years
old has reckoned up last years wheat
crop, and makes out that it is enough
10 furnish -four to put Z pancake
two inches wide and an eighth Of an
inch thick around the earth. if cook
could be found equal to the making
Of the pancake"
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-09

A lassie wrote to a young man she
had taken a fancy to, Come and
meet me in the cleaning, John, and
when the time came John want
there. He subsequently explained
that he couldn't find such a place.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-09

An elderly maiden who had suffer.
ed some disappointment. defines the
human race: MAN, a conglomerale
mass of hair, tobacco smoke, confu-
sion, conceit and boots. Woman,
the waiter, perforce, on the aforesaid
animal"
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-09

A person who has been 10 see the
basket coffins says he would not be
buried in one on any account. He
desires not to be associated with
wickered people.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-09

I'VE are not enemies, but friends. The mystic
chords of memory, stretching from every battle
held and patriot grave 70 every living heart and
hearthstone all over this land will yet swell the
chorus of the Union when again touched, as sure
ly they will he, by the better angels Of nature. "
lincoln y inaugural Address.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-09-09

1t used to be believed that the
earth's surface was fat. We know
better now. So tar from being fat,
it is artful enough to setround the sun.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16
Sic @Lt1Ia1aS.

0ieS bier SIT 2euoe leDr bsrbreitete
Snlett lit elmer Der Gr9lten SeinDe pes
NpfelDaumS, bent loon mallc0er i0oMe
Baum sum- Spfer gefaQen lit. Ote3
3Dier gebGrt, n00oem Die erlte @eneraz
ton im Griibin0r DurdD i'm 0erblt gelegte
@ier auS0eI0tiipft lit, Den 90rseu Conn
uaer binour6 Sunge 1uo 3lDar meilteus
ueIblt6e SuOlpiOuen, tueLde tpiez
Der na6 oer bdufig unO i0neu
tpieperbolteu 6Gutung i'll etiu0 IA &a9en
fortpflan5ul8stGblg,- 3O-4O Sunge acz
bdrciI. Nuf oieie 2Seiie f0nslsn aus ez
ner e~tnsigen gIutlans na0 10 8oben
unter gunlttQen 8srDGItniiieE Der Wittez
rung etWa rs Ntiuiouen NGdtDmMen
it0 biLDen, lDel9e geraoe Durdb iDre u!ls
eeDeuren Wailen 10 5erlt6rcnO 0ur1 pas
N%usidugen oeS Gates aus 0tilpe,
Gait mno Spliet tpirfen.
0a lit eS Deun 5unG0lt WuF8abe auer
96itbGumbeIiBer, re9t aufmerflam l6re
SGmme 81 beoba0ten. Die 8lutlous,
Don Der @robe Der 8lGttLau5, iDelDe
beioe tn baS @ei1te@t cer Ai6iben gez
b0rsn, bat cine b%Ouiggelbe Uarbe, ouf
ocreu 9tlden Ntd)te CARTE tuetBe bQuuls
molnrtige TG0cn lth bitDen, uno giebt
beinn 3erorilfeHaeinen r0tbli0en Saft ;
baber tDr ytArten Stutlau5. Gie G3lt
iiO getu0bnltD llur Ill Der Jtinbe Der
N~epFelbdume Gilf unb stndr ON liebIten
Oil ipunoen SteQen Oes Stamunes uno
NeIte, Mno 5lpar bel leBteren auf Der uns
tereil, Oem 00oen 5ugetDeu6cten Settle
Der GuBeren 3tDeige. unter bent Baum
lte0eno, fanlt man ibre NlmeIenbett
alsb alo all Oell WetBIbtmnleligen Stelz
len an Stamu1. oil Den Nelten o0er
3meigen erfenuen. W2ou lleutt tie oess
galb 0uD 0oublutlnus.
$50 0Q5 Glier Quftritt, bat Stb Sic
GbGtigtett III ftetS iDieoerboltem fleibt-
gen 9tadieben Der 8Gltme ulO Gertils
8ung Der Snlcften 5u QuBern. Nn Stamm
ulo Aelten muB man init elmer Eirite
oaS Gbter 5erltoren, bef0lIene 3Deiqe
aber mltteIlt Der 0aulnlheere Qb1dneiz
Den, 0Ieie ior9fGltig iammeln iInD iofort
Dcr6rennen. Sebr empfebleusuertb lit
babel etle l0r9l0me Yflege Der 0tinoe 0e3
8aunres. gu Dem 8ebufe lit an5uratbeu:
AbtroBen Der abgeitorbeneu Ninoe, Ser
ltretGen iDnnoer Steuen al, Derlel6en uno
i'll 0erbit Elm Nnltri1 Der 8Gume init
S%talfpGller, 0amtt eluestDetls Die oil
Sturlm lIllo Nelten uieoergeleoteu Ger
lnn nGDiten TriiblilG nidbt aur @ntnids
lung f0nlmelI, 0ubernt6eltS bic aeffliael<
len Sl1etten abgebaLteu iDeroen, it'd an
benz Baum nteoer8uialieu. Sn ser 0teee[
tegen 0te gSoulGule i'm 6erDlte all Dem
Wur5elf0rper oe5Qaume9 ooer in uuu,itz
telbarer JtG0e 0eS Stammes III ben 8oz
ben tDre GIer nleoer. 9es6a1b lift aud
nn18taben oes SopenS uM BEN Stamm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16

@.rnii6en bethlehem nit aott, ia ioeor
Gntfernung Der alien un0 !6erbeildaFz
Jung fril6er, tart faIf6aItiger @roe, etn
Mnltreiden oer bloSgeleQtcu 8ur3eln nit
&a[ftpaiier an3uempfeblen. Damit i'm
Gribja6r baS Snieft am !5inaufiteigen
an 8aumitamm Der9inoert peroe, lit
aud a"nlegurg zines Gbeerbauo5 lit ben
Trii6lingsmonaten 5spedoienItO.
9G6erli0 lit Die bielfa0 Ierri6er6e
gufi6t, baB fi6 Die Woabtutlaus B0uptz
idhli0 in 0arten auibalte, TOO 8Oas
lpinnereien %uorbanoen itno, nno nur al
Den eoeLiten Sorteu Der 4pfelbGnune Oors
fomme; Der 9eringite 2uTt5ng IoA iie NIT
ben MoQenflofen perbreiten. 9teier
A6tyglaube lit Epn6l uur bur6 ibr nolls
arti9ss NenBere en- ften0en- 8o9L mag
eS toabr iein, baB lie, tOie Dte mejisen Jnz
ieften, cole ObltiOrteH ben oroirGren bOrs
SieDen, uno Ternc r, oab alan bel Der
8ouipisnerei, Ote GIT in Der 8oae gu
iiBe. pfIegen, b~orsu8SDeiie eble ~epfeIs
{oTtGn ftnoet. p
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16

Ser Seuerie geb6rt sur botaniiben
TamiLie 6er unbeIliferclt ODER 9oloen>
setpG1le uno lit uomentlt0 BET uu5
0eutiben iotpobl ais Sntat, lpie ais
@erils uuO SuppentrGut lehr beliebt.
bod loiIcn pletfaG JeDter III oct Gultnr
oeiiel6en oslien AH6au nt9t olliflib ers
l1einen, mas iciEer %ailsemcineren 0ers
brettung binoernO I'M Nege itebt.
Der geuo6nitbe Stanoott oes genet
nen Seuerte, bet bier unD pa Nib D10z
leuo III iumpft8en Steuen, al @rGben,
b~eIonDers auD auf IalSbnItigem So0el1
ulo am Weere3itratoe Oortomnlt, 3tpeis
iGbrtg 1T uno bauptlG6Lid lei0t al ben
Duufel9rlne1, 9GGn3enoen, itarfric1en:
ben 8ldttern fenntIi6 TT, peiit Oarouf
bin, oaB oer Seuerie Der Teu0tIgtett
nid)t entbebreu bari.
G00u bet Der Saat 1nuB Der UOoen
5es Saotbeete5 fortDGbreuo feWdbt 8es
batten iueroell, iDei,n anocr5 Der SGGnle
Mot Oft 10-12 Wober liegen i0I, eDe
er feinlt, oOcr gar ntbt aufgeDen iou.
Desbalb lit es on3uratben, Den Se(lerie
ihot 5eittg III Ctu lDdrlne5 ODER ldueS
Mtiitbeet gu ideu, tuoielbit nan ni6t nnr
ben BooeN better feuAt erDalten tam,
iDnoerm aud our6 Die MGtnle 0Gs Semen
Icbr %begllnlti0t !Diro.
Su GrmangeIun9 zines Mtit6sets ide
mar lAon i'm Tebruar ODER ipGtcltenS
Wtdr3 III SGfthen, Die nit elmer Wtll0nng
BON ! Wtiltbeeteroe, ! WartenerDc ulO
! Galo gefiiat ltnO. lin fr6fttBe PIanz
sen Ill erbalten, muB Die AuSlGat gal,;
bum 9e19eben, tnenn Die Yfan8en Den;
nod ipdter 3u blot fommer, mniien ite
burh Nblmnetoen ODER QuS5ieDen Der>
oiiunt tueroen. Gerlaumt MAJ oies, 10
erbalt man MIR i0Dddlt0e Yfonjet,
NIT oellen man feline IoDuenoen Jteiultate
e~r1telen tpiro. 6erner tit eS n%otbipenoig,
easuit Die Bflan5sn i90n itdmnta ipers
ben, bab bas Reet, lpbaIo ole Yflanjs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16
9Opw-aofe raNet i'd seoeu seaser.

Seit6em Gotpu Safe cine Wafierfunit
beltBt, bic ibn fretIi1 @elo 0euug 9c=
foltet, MID es and ioDieL gtuBen als
m1gli6 baoon baben, uno lit folgeridtig
5ur Grrt6tung elmer TeuerueDr geI3rits
ten. 0aS Goipnbireftnrinm batte bic
Sadie einem G0mtte iibertragen unO bic
les bat bteIer Sage einen eHogillti9en
Seribt ein9erei1t, Der fplgenoe 8eitilns
mungen entbGlt.
GOmn Safe fOG in bier Geuer6itritte
getbeiIt !per6en, ipie folgt:
Diltritt $50. /. 8e9renSt n6r6Ii6 bon
SO. StraBe, 6itli6 BON Statetr., tpeltlib
BON Stelpart NDe., iuoltb A. StraBe.
0iitritt $50. 2. 8egreu3t nStoli6 BON
SO. StroBe, 6ltIi1 BON Stsuart Mpe.,
tDetLt6 bon Starters Aoe., iIoti0 BON
At. StraBe.
0iitrift No. 8. 8egrenst n5rbri@ bon
A. uno AZ. StraBe, rpejtil9 bon 9allteos
StraBe, lioll9 BON So. @5traBe.
0iitritt yto. 4. 8esren3t n0roti9 bon
SIS. StraBe, OlttiN pom Stoteltr.. libIi0
pon 81. StraBs uao weltIi4 BON pals
lte0 StraBe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16

Ser @raf tpar nit feiuem 0eraat eben
gu @roe %8efommen, ais Der @eridsSrstb
anAemelbtt ipuroe.
SIN eriien NuaenbIif soeerte erSdloBs
berr, OBJ er i'm bier ooer i'll feinem aa.
binet %empfangen 1oue, aber gBerner uno
unica Dhren ia unterrihtet, mo1tea ne
III AUG DaS Beitere erfabren.
(6oytIssuug fctst)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16
Sta0t Chicago.

Sos Gte0Beua teW9 @SrtIaeus
GOatfe bes @~ountnratbe8 pat Die oieler
Sage Doueloete Bride uber ben 9toroz
arm beS @b~icagofLufies im Gown Sites
elmer 0efi1tt6ung %nlter3ogen, uno btes
lelbe befrteOtgeno ~geFAn0en, Unb miro in
Sol9e oelien Dem @ountDratD empfe6(en,
ben oHf oaS Gountp feuenoen 9ritttbsil
Der Soften sum Setrase BON 1851 aRSus
tpeilem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-16

SGWG) &tt64 ti1eI4 SET Der @onbei1z
ton Der GpiscUpalen crei8uete ii6 lois
gence iltereIIorte gpiioOe. Der nelltr<
wa6lte 8ii0of 81. Oe&ODen, batte iii
letner Qntrtttsre0e ieinen boWrituaIiitis
id)en Gui6duuugen etiuaS jI entl0tcOez
zen MuSoruf ge0eben, uno ietne 6reunoe
furdjteten, oaB Die betreffenocu StctIeu
bel Den IpelIger ritualiuii0 gelinnten
Wtt0lieoeru AnitoB erreGen Uiiroeu. NeD.
81. 0regg noh 4}eoria begab lid in TOl8e
0eiIell az ben SLID, Oil mtI1em Die Sez,
ribtcritatter Der orei emgliihen Oior9ertz
seitungeu lG3en, IND bot einemSt0en Osrz
Ielben lpieOerDolt S., fGuS tie Den Gnit6z
Btaen 8aiius au3laiien Mouten. BUR
Cure Der Bert9teritatter lei IS geic9t, Dag
ite oas Nncrbteten uniuiuig GblUbeieu.
2IIiO eiH Raltor DerlA0t pffeue 8sltss
@ungl
, 1875-11-13
@us Saierrt.
81 ii II d. e ii, 20. Sttpber.

Sn Der MISUNDERSTANDING perlas Der
Yrdloent Elm Si9nat oes S0niss, weIdes
tim pom Observation-Disclosures sll9e9alls
gen 1T ullo fol9enoermaBeu lalltet :
DS6 finbe mid nift %ueranlaBt, Die Mbrefe
Der Abgeoronetenfammer entgegenSunebmen.
uebriaeuS bat aud Der Con, in ben ~eiuselne
Gebner bel Der AoreB=O Debate in Der Sam,
mer oerfielen, in bobem @raoe mein Sefrem>
ben erre9t. Sierpon 1T Der Brdiibent Der
Nbgeoronetenfammer 81 peritdnotgen."
Sierauf perlaS Der Wtinifter b. Bfeufer elm
fOntgflbes 0efret pom 10. D. 0tts., traft oei=
len Der Qanotag bis auf g8eiteres pertagt
ipirb. 9ie Seriammluns trennte fid NIT
einem Sod auf ben &0nis.
0as Sanoibreiben bes &oni9s an oas
Staatsmlnlierium bat foI9eubsn Snbalt:
@eiammtminiiterium bat nit 8fiidiiht
auf ben Snbalt elmer Aoreile, pelfe 9eaen
Die iehr nambafte Ntinoritdt Der &ammer Der
abgeoroneten gum Sei6luB erboben moroen
1T, nm ietue @ntbebuns sebeten. Setbals
teno an Dem mir Suitebenoen He6te Der freten
8ahl Der Gatbe Der &rone, ftnoe i'd teiuen
@runo, cine Ienoeruns oes bisberigeu Wfis
IiltertumS etntreten 81 lalfen. Snmitten Der
bo6gebenoen @osen bes Barteitampies lat
oaiieIbe mad meiner rleberseusuns bel ieiuen