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A Thoughtful Husband.

II he had confined himself to his le-
gitimate dull-driving duties there would
have been no occasion for him to be
struggling around with his left hand In
a sling, a patch on his nose and an ABB
surd old gum shoe on One:foOt. lie was,
however, only another victim to that
egotistical opinion of all man that they
can do anything better than a woman.
He went home, yesterday, and found
his wife putting up peaches In those
old fashioned tin cans that are closed
with sealing wax, She had an old
apron on, aud two Or three little
splotches of sealing wax ornamepted
the floor, while the cat under the table
was licking piece the size of postage
stamp. on her back, with great assidu-
ity.
See here, Maria." said he, you'll
cripple yourself with that hot wax d.
rectly," but as she made no answer, he
continued Oracularly. Women never
have any mechanical genius, any way.
II there is way Of doing anything
wrong. they're sure to try it,
d" do you think you can do 1t any
better ?" she observed with some aci-
dity.
Why, of course ! cam" Irf
"Well, here, just distinguish yourself
then" .....,
So he sat down. She handed him a
fresh can, Just out OF the hot water.
He took it in his hand, and dropped 1t
as though it had been streak of light
ening, while he e,stuck his finger in his
mouth and looked sudden death to her
because he could not swear. She gave
him towel to hold the next one with
and he took it on his knee, lighted the
sealing wax stick and commenced prod
ding around the top. but the bottom burn
ed his knee and he jerked, bringing the
burning wax stick across the back Ofhis
left hand. Then he jumped up and howl
ed, dropping the can which emptled q
spoonful OF boiling preserves into his
slipper, This made him frantic and
he went dancing abont the kitchen like
an inebriated dervisE, waving the burn
ing wax until drop took him on the
nose. In his agony he kiched the Of
Tending can through the window, scat
tering its contents over the dog, who
rushed into the street bowling and
raised an alarm of mad dog. that Oc-
cuIied the attention of all the people
within three squares. Then he sub
IDItted to be laid ON the sofa and plas-
tered with -four and sweet oil until he
looked like badly repaired scare crow.
He is now willing to take an affidavit
the size Of barn door that he willhere-
after let the women be just as awkward
as they choose. .....
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all traces as far as was possible, of their
work. Then the one who had been dig
ging leaned on his spade and said
"Therc, jim, l guess that will de.
stroy all traces of the murder in our
possession. Young Fairweather will
be hung for the crime, and then no one
will think of us. That was lucky, my
finding the young fellows knife, wasn't
1t? That, with other circumstances,
turned suspicion toward him, mighty
nice. Come, let's go home am
sleepy"
So saying, the two men turned and
took their departure.
For few moments ] was so astonish-
ished that could not move, and could
scarcely think. And then, when l saw
Providence had provided me with an
opportunity to save my friend and cli'
ent, fell on my knees and devoutly
and earnestly thanked Heaven for 1t.
Then rising, l has.ened to the village.
As early the next morning as possible
l went to the proper magistrate, and
told him what had seen and heard.
He Immediately dispatched an officer to
oltCob bnO bWo thOh hoN ASSob
nized as Jim Chum and Pete Haskin-
two OF the grestest rascals in that Sec
tiOn Of the country.
AS the two scoundrels we're not ex-
pecting anything of the kind, tile sheriff
found them at home, and in two hours
they were safely lodged In the county
Jail. The bundle which l had seen
Them bury was found all right, and
proved to be some garments stained
with blood. On these representations
being made to the proper court, found
no difficulty in procuring an order for
a new trial, at which James Fairweath-
er was fully acquitted of al suspicion
of the murder Of his uncle. When Jim
Chum saw the evidence that was pro-
duced against him, he turned States
evidence, and confessed all. And Pete
Haskin, who was the real murderer,
was subsequently tried, condemned,
sentenced, and executed. ..l.
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"A Milwaukee paper says Of the air,
In its relations to men, IL kisses and
bles ses him, but will not obey him."
Blobbs says that that description suits
his wife exactly.
"A Yankee preacher discoursed
from the text, How old are thou 2"
and the next day about One-third Of
the congregation called to tell him It
was none OF his business.
There is Scotch looklng-glass
maker who heads his advertisements
with quotation from Burns 1.-The
giftie gle US, to SEQ ourselves as ithers
see US"
There was a lady in church, last
Sunday morning, who didn't look
around to see who had on Fall hats.
She was blind.
Queens of 'Arts-female gradu-
ates.
"A blue rainbow Is reported Waco
(rexas) phenomenon.
Wyoming Territory has one saloon
10 every lo0 inhabitants.
New Canada, Ct, clains the lar.
gest cologne factory in the country.
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CARDS.

.- FurRtture Warehouse.
" schwartx, Bank street, dealer IN all KINDS qI
P,srniture. Co6ins mddeto order.
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DUY IT,i TRY 1T l. THE INDIA RUBs
DBER PLAsTERs for Weak Back, DU RI
ING has them. May
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DITY HIMi Not-Thst ELECTRIC LINZ
L MENT, like got at DURLINGS DRGG
9TORE, will cure him or any other man o1
RHEUMATISM and oil other PALMS. May
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Railroad Guide.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RetVning, leave depot at Perks and Ameri.
can ST Phila., at 100. $3.50 and 9.45 q M; 2'l0,
Far}from Lehighton TO Phila.. s2.55.
JunI Is, 1875 ELLIS CLARK. Agent.
NESTRAL "a. X. OF N. j.
" EHIGH & SUsQUEHANNA DIVISION.
Afi I all Route to Long Branch.
PASSENGER STATION IN NEW YORK FOOT
OF LIBERTY ST., r.
Time Table OF May 81, 1875.
TrSif leave Lehighton as follows:
For Nc York, Easton, &C.. a, 7.47, 1l,07 a. M,
2P6, AT p IN.
For Philadelphia, TAT, ll.o7 a. M, 2.2e, ~,
For Maf Chnnk at lo.4Oa. M, LA, 5.ss, and
9bp.m, !,
For Wilkes Barre and Scranton at10.20 a. m, l.H
pm.
Iaeturnhg-Leaye New York, from station Cen
tsi Railroad Of New Jersey, foot OF Liberty
sgeet, North River, at5.3o, 9.l5 a. M, 12.45,
5D p. m.
Leave philadelphia, from Depot North Penn'a
r R, at TLn, 9.45 q. M, 2.l0, p. N.
Leave Easton at $40, 1l4S a.. m, 355 aud
s.epm,
Leavs,lauch Chunk at TAO, IL 90 q. m, 2.2O and
~, ITO p. m.
20, futher particulars, see Time Tables at the
Stationsl
PASSENGERS FOR LONG BRANCH CHANGE
CARS sAlBLfZABETH.
uP. BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger Agent.
July 4,tS74.
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s'Atjo''. Hn That he NAV Rqt t]te 1ett prc..nt rs
turns fpnstt:ht wl!1 i!.B Continued fertility III
lin soil. VI
...... aATE:E'l ROTATION
ecrs 'fnr'n 'nc. at'fl yet *orY "f!cctire. OAkr
Tl'cer iit,th Laaic'liar soils r,*oIurs uarttu n,
c!asae* ~ tTees; or many yntlp..s a atea 10 q
giArs, soil may grow toyetllns. Az Que trno f,,s
ahi hccnrs annthcr hbrt HptiugH II, ia ita plac
Ahd 70 tho a.iecehnon in KEEP. tip irom century %
5hs pssi1'o. pro1uee ! v.rie.y o, e,a.,e, nd
os',rr. H'rb4vorou" animals eat part,
s..i,, a,Fi shn"' again aro desonred by
Or ri'o aro burned up to rcfcrsilizs
tIie soII. In tho end tho animals tle, and ire
fot'rnod. part to tin soil, wl,!lo lin gscstcr
poft1"h IN tlsnwp Oh i1,to the atr. to In wattc.
hsher and ttI!lcr, until 4 apti ia propor corr]i.
the1. "'0
What ara thnse proper conditional
Ioroa.T aud fHsbility.
~. nere "a = lite.lon!t Islsnn for tho Intelligent
alla progressive enlsiyator OF tbs sod TO EtudY.
., :, LATINO TILE IN sro.nY LA*r.
u. ~. r.. Fnrt Waync. rnd., Asks ''The Farm
s', @ho uardsn how 10 shall proceed With tia in
s.lo dta'la in SWAMP whcro tho land IL 30
sinhgy aud soft tl4nk the lilo will 1attls
inYng got your ditcLe. propcrlv xratIed and
,eyc'cd Iar atvips of Fe'.tinr-h1niock rrofcra-
~ my-in tho bottom II the 'lratu., ~ tho
'as;n tue to .u,. tnst m. Ihe.e strips wl'1 r.
IN placo indefinitely. In fact, II
NO "ofk DO protcriy j ];c. tho bott1f., Of tI,o
.!ttcho1 will probably Lecomc DRY enough il, n
1e~ ycsss. 30 t1,e lilo will retnin their pjacoB in
depsndont nj tho boaril-ntI,pa.
II thu HoiI bo quicksantI ii viii 10 moro dim.
cult. In this caHe, re Should aIviso co]lsra for
Lha enis Of Tho tito. to provunt tho ri!t wo,king
In. In any CASE, tho ioutH ehould 10 nrotectei
IN some Wy. 10 prosei.t the In,l or stlt from
working Ia at tho JOINTS until tho material ,n.
cOrneh comparatively AOliJ.
II tas tllo nettlo In como places moro than IN
3thefs tho silt cclectiug in tho low p,rcz - itn
y. in tho ett1. to cl,pko Tho tile, aid tf,un rrc-
rent tug flow Of vAtor. This ia especially to 10
guarded aEalnst where the fAl1 IL hut eilgGt.
CULTIVATION Or FuNEs1y
Tho inquiry of Kansas correspondent ra,.+.
ny to torest-tros culture aEu tua white willow.
NO hare anENerod by letter No rA,1l hayo
something to way under thia head next neck.
II
, 1875-07-05
POISONING SUSPECTED,

oP*eHa* D9'FU3EH 70 tn Ch1CQ00 TF{tuNk
ALTON, ILL. July IA man usmed A1t.+
sampson. saloon. keoper At Greenwood. ,lic,l
ycFy suddenly to.dky. nur,or saya Il wan notso,,
inat did H. An Inquest IL bou4 neld tLis sys1'.
, 1875-07-05

cpeesat taf7ftbondsnes v 1h4 chteaao 1ti5srx.
,,'M uaASo HAVEN, AltOA.. July 2.-Ths Mu,lo
1aM .sa va crowded lust evening with . large ANIL
"ea'plsased audience to enjoy tao tuo SOFA;
s.St. sna musical entertainment furnished by tl,a
m.n.n ,una o. mo prsabJtertan Church. under tho
IL. oI aI.s ,MaEy Ferry Tho charming
t95mod BY young lsdss dtillsd IT, ~ err
Fa1sx t!cf s @ aseo ~ Qensstere, aud N,ss hfssx
stotsa ss tsaao,, =, Mss iihnls Wallace a,i W Mt
yioiin. '''tS es'' ehocs auet % ths plano nd i
- Ih1a moInlng t1sEe wsss over DIV 4a.... w.
the morning boat from C1ioaxo. 4 A's'Fea On
, 1875-07-05

tAckod by afsaahna who killed tl,1tn with nl vea.
0na Of the mnrlora occurred ut Jfouer Ef"nk
and tho othcr nnnr 1'ahe1uhh, thirty miles
spArt nhowtng that tho time was ngr.ol npnn
for carrying nnt tho plot Un the .hno morning
another band Of oonepiratorn wayhld tt,s late
lion. etRnd Waits, bnt ho luckily escaped Tho
dsggers Of tie assassina.
, 1875-07-05

Dpet1dF UHUa!th % TIE EHffNd0 FFfbuNt,
DEs MoISks. a.. July 3.-A fcW days aeo. IN
Old farmer narnod Fcrra'l waH yictimzcl to tho
tune OF e3.17b, at Mouroe. Jasper County. Ile
had Just received tho money from tic saIs of Il
fafm In Ohio. an old hcl,ootmato named Jacob
Caplo was stopping with him for Il abort time.
Caplo tried yarioua means to ret pos-
session OF tho money, but fai1ed. Final
" Fcrra'l was Obliged to Elait Vaudalta
on business, aud Caplo persuaded
tlo old nan to 1oaTo hla money at homo, as lo
as soon as 10 was gone. Capla took tho money
and clearod out, telling Forras family lo WA
going to Colfax, and would not return for several
aa{s' lie Las not boon seen Of heard OF sinco.
II haa besn discovered that, soon aftor Csplo
ioft. llo VAS Joined by q woman, who took lie
train at FasmersYillp,
, 1875-07-05
EDUCATIONAL.
Anniversary of tho Rockford Fe-
male Seminary.
Commenoements Of Various Prominent
Eastern Colleges.

ROCKFORD FEMALE SEMINARY,
| f"T1esJ"n6rHtf n TIC Ehtca7o Tribune.
AocKEonD, ILL.,. July 2-1hc twnnly fourth m.
hlse1sary Ct thin institution Las Just closod Pub
l'c examinations Of the Preparatory aud Collie.
g'ate Glasses were beld during three ays,-tI1c
"hoIo conducted undcr tho supervision OF an Ex.
ainlltnH Committee appointed fur that purponc
lhar report is In the lixAcns degree common da.
tory OF The Through ,1ncp'tno Of mind aud
heart in tho Seminary which reflects great credit
| upon both teachers and pnpiis.
ou Sunday afternoon tic 1laocalau,atc Sermon
"aa preached by tic ]eev. ]. CFntcka}lanks,
pastor OF the First Presbyterian Church. In
tho evening tho Society Of Missionary Inquiry
wnh addfoeaod by the Nor. s. j. lIumpl,ry, Of
ChicaEo. This Anniversary Address was delYor-
cd On Tuesday morning by tho IieY. j, Il, Dinr-
ham, D. D.. Of 1)ubn1uo Ia.
Tho commencement cScsc;epq vero held m
Thursday morning, and weso listened 10 viii.
great tntcreat by largo congregation. They
conslstGd Of the reading Of tea'aya hy acyei1
stcrsed with rnnFic Ut a high order, principally
by mcmhcrs OF tho graduating class fro,u tho
ta,lacn! department Of tho So1nlnniy.
meeting Of the Alamn:s van held in tho
delightful day.
Rockford Female Seminary was mover in q
moro prosperous condition. It IL fulfilling tho
MMorss Mr OF It's ioandcrh in eatablishing III the
NoL.n"ent o.e. 1, remao Seminary OF tlo highest
tts fn s, 81 ..n aout 2oo pupils nprsar
--
YALE.
suhoas, Juno ~, President Porter preached
tho Daccalaufoate, showing that modern sciouco
haa not weakened In tho lcast the force of tho
great truths Of Christianity. Moudav mas c]asa
dAY. will, ffH un1ts1 Axayejana n.,t:,n,.1 l.. A..
rejoicing over tho dcfeat Of Harvard Ia tho
ball match, two out Of throo. Tuoailay evening
tlio Commencement Of tho Scic,ltitio School took
place. Wednesday wna A,not div. and th, fo.,
.uro wn, lin root,,1 10 a"a, oa. In "nu NO ios-
woro ma,o hv s,a,;1ar,.1,oa ~ u"n. sia" oteee'laa
parts OF tho country. Among them was William
ii. Evlrts. who 1nndo QUO Of Lis characteristic
speecbos. Tho Secretary road a IataiIcd A..
ana record OF graduates who Ind died during
tho las! academic yoA1. Tho number Of dea,l,s
reported Wac Beyauty.four, and tho ayeravo aoc
Of tho graduates Of tho acsdonulca, .Ion,rtmont
"aa o3?a 5oafh' LUG onls surviving gtaduRto OF
tho last century IL the 1ley. TLumAs Williams, Of
Providence, Il. l., rho was born Nor, &, IT'D.
md graduated In 1900, Ihs Lav-schoo, oom'
l,s ueussucns 'oo. pace III tho evening" when Gov.
ehambcrlain, of bouth Carolina, delivered an
oFa:.on on "sonlo Of the nolatioua and Present
Duties OF tho Legal Profession to our rublc |
~ ras.s...s",, r..
49,. ,o,tspenafnes nc" !o'k Tribune.
"I" 'tAsAs' Cohn.. 4a!y 1'-nlr. Theodore D. |
"oolsoy has accepted tue position OF Instructor
School. and will riyo jn.trnct,on tn VI. 1,,a;o.
c.s. r. 49, ..t,..t. r,1"' !" TUG 'ho'os
.s 1'aas' - ~ 1no aeaaemlo department sho cndow-
,1, men, o1 p!otessorsh1ps amounts to sl7looo OF
, 1875-07-05

N"tF'"pHNHEG satE 4b5N 5fHt5.
UNIVERSITY or flhuIs1A, June Gothic Com.
nonccmont anl sen,i-tcn.onstal Of tho founde.
tion Of tho University Ut Virginia, by Taou,s
Jefferson, hab bean gun: ou for tho paet fyy
daya. a largo number Of tho Aluulni uro iu a.,
tendanre, aud nany distinguished gentouleu
present from nll parts Of tic unou. Among
them l notioe' Gov. Kempor, Virginia;
Hoy' Coke, Texas; Senator Tlomns +.
Oayard. OF Delaware; Senator Itobort E,
HltAors, Virginia; Con Jubal A. Early, Con-
gressman 1tnrris, Virginia; tsc. William Terry,
Member OF Congress-, Virginia Gen. John s,
Preston, South Carottna Gc1 Wade Hanuton,
Baltimore: tho ltou, D. johnson, Barbour, Va;
M;1tto[noyticnora! a. Mas4ews. West Virginia ",
1c,so y, sGorcSrag; V1"t;,, Ma'hn sto1 te Hon sF
son, Virginia; tho Hon. Il. 7. ", Duko, Virginia
CO.. Iholnas Jefferson Randolph. grandson OF
lhoman JcEerson, Virginia Dr. Baruos Scars,
s1ssr1 ahol. RI HEens nf tc Peabody Fuud and many
To.dny tho fcml.ccntennial addsoss mas dcliv-
cred ny tho lion. II. ii. L. Hunter, ex-Unitod
States Senator and President nj tho Bcuatn, ard
p!ose1t state Treasurer Of Virginia llc spoke
Of the prosperity Of the University before tno
Nebcllsnn, its suspension. and it's struggle siucc,
but said wholesome additions hhd haau u,ate 10
tho Faculty. The following wi. stow po.uo Of
these additions: Chair Of Mathematics spilled
aytical and Industrial Chcm.strT Guar Of Natur-
y History and Agriculture. In connection With
thcfe tho building and equipment Of Il laboratory
OF practical chemistry. second 10 mono in Amer
ca. and tic collection Of musoum of industrial
caonAHtfy, tia equipment OF tho department. OF
engineering. With mos!cs. oto. tho institution
Of . museum Of natural history and tho tstnb-
AslI'neut Of M experimental station for agricul-
tlrsl instruction aud experiments; the addition
Of c!aFa % rraotlcal phyhlcs In tho eel,o1i cf
Natural Philosophy, and Ut class il, Hansktlt
under tho pfoteHsor Of the School OF l.atiu.
Tloro were Iut three inemborB Ut tho first
class present to-taay ut som-cautenniAl aud Cum
Inencnnlent William WottenbAkoE, tho socre-
acnuaon: t,tu. koau, father oi tho prcsout
Hector, 1ntt Prof. II. fntwlIer, OF Alabama.
iJuly wAa the Pnbliu Day. Ihore wera as
E1aluatcs In tho School Ut I.atiu. II In tho |
School Of Greek, 81 IN the Medical Department,
knd 10 i'll Law. Cen. John y. l1eatou, ol South
0arollna. Has sha orator Of sho day.j
, 1875-07-05

:. :.
UREA, N. T., July 1.-Tno exercises Of Com-
Increment week ut Hamilton College closed
to-day. Tho graduating class numbered tlairsy-
five Honorary degrees woro conferred ~
solloHss III. D. upon Chatlcs Leunon,
Of WolllnRton, New Zealand, President
Edward Orton, Of Columbus, o., and
rFof. Walter A: Nrowno!l, Ut the Syracuse 1iigl!
behool. Tho 1eEreu OF u. u. Was conferred
urnt. tho How. john Stevens Rtsrast, uf 70.
wanda. Fenn., aud Prof. F, J. I.c!rl.er, Vt Au-
burn; aud Lib. uron the Hon. W!lllsu, Ja,ncs
Wallace, OF hytacusa, Anl thh lion. Joseph II,
Aunni elected the following members OF tic
hoard Of Trtatoea' Tia Hon. Juseph II. law
ley. Pru.ldent; David II. Cochran. Of l]ropkly,,;
Prof. ThoNanre W. dwight, N Nov York, and
tla llpu. Perry II. HmIth OF Chira TO-
, 1875-07-05
HI1HAl &hs


epeeat Dtspaeh 10 Ihs Chicago Tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, July 4.-1Ae res!dsncs OF Charles
=. Hasoy' Ticket Agops Of the CbtcsRo Noch
!slahd q Pacific Railroad, WAS entsrsd BY bur-
Esfs Yesterday afternoon. during the sbsence O,
aud clotllpg cEsrled on. '1"' ~ !o"e"S
, 1875-07-05

HAhFf0ilD, Conn., July 1.-The regular Com
meucomc,,t exercises Of Trinity College wo.e leld
to'day. Ite honorary dcsrccs confpsrud wern:
Mas:os u leury Winter Lyle, Ut YAly
Go'!oHo; the l.ov: William Henry colI.nh. Of
5ratt9poAru, Vt. JuseJ4 Hall. of thu Ilaytfo,u
lllgh acllool; usnsJ Pour Mott, OF Irm,,
Bchoul. .Madal!u, N. I. AndrsN Wheeler Pull
lips. OF ths Episcopal Academy. Cheshire, Colu.
Doctor Of Dirlnity-Iho Nsv: Jacob Hhipley
BAipmau. uahop-olsek Ut ths Qloooaa Of Fpud
du Lac, Wiz.
, 1875-07-05

ooLuAnus, O., July 4.-During \ bar.room
hight tonight, reter TEutt, wcll.known rough,
WHO hal \ record Ut blood. stabbed James Tu.-
nor colored, in tho bowels, causing hia intss-
Hnsa 70 fall out, and probably fatally ln1uripR
I'm; Whlle tunning to AVOID arrest, TFutt asu
staopod Hobett McCtuddlc, smother colore.l man,
riously inIu1ip9 Lllu. "'''' -" 'o"' e'@
, 1875-07-05

TIE LAST Of THE LOWREY GANG,
NEW 1oh1, July IA dolishoto (N.C,) letter
aayH that George Applowhite, the last Of tho
Lo"foy gang. "as arrested thero July !. after
oeaperato atruggfs, and lodged In jail. There Ia
a,stsnding reward for bis body daad or alive, A
~ tsuonH gaatd MYo beea placed around tho prison
W ptefent any possible Attcmpt at Ieacue,
, 1875-10-06

Gtn Serrdtber a II Bolfe.
Ourh bic in @aibtn9ton 9efiibrteu Inter,
1nbuu9en ge9en oen Snoianerring miro aud
Der friibere Snotaners@ ommiIiar Sen. Yar'
fer iI.1t1er ltdrfer belaltet. Dieter Barter lit
pom @eburt ielbft S%nbtaner. lin 10 iddnbs
ltder TT eS, baB er leine amtlide Stellun9
CUR l6mdblthen lleberportbetlung letner
rothen Sriiber 9emibbrau1t bat. Barrier gez
bort 81 Der nerbGltniBfndbtg gertn9en 3abl
BON Snotanern, Die lid) Der @lptliIattcn Dtrfz
ltd Su9dnglid Seigen unb beren %Seiltun9en
auf benz @ebiete Der Snteli9en5 lt6 NIT oenen
Der Weiben in elmer &eibe ltelen laier. 0eiz
Der Sei9t ct, bab audi ietne 0toral nt6t better
lift, ais Die Der ipetben @orrnptloniften.
Barter ltantmt Don Den Deriibmten yied8
9fatlonen" i'm yforoipelten beS StaateS 9ten
Sort alb llub nurbe Don oeren ueberbletbleln
lunge s3eit al8 tbr Sdnptlin9 betroftet. SIN
Siir9erfrie9e 5etfnete er it'd i'm Stabe be8
Generals @rant aus. gfad geenoi9ung oes
&rie9eS belratbete er in Malbtlgton nit
aroBem Yotnpe EN- Ihlerifanertu BON gutter
Samtlte. Oabei erei9uete iib fol9enber etseu'
tpiimlife Sorfan :.
IlS Der Sag Der Sod5eit Idon angeiebt
morben mar, perl6ipano Barter plObltd anf
9ebe imnibpole @eile. @benio pl0bllb fam
ct mieoer gum Soridein unb er5ablte, feline
StammeSgenoiien bdtten ieine Gerbinonn9
nit ether 8etBen nttt sugeben wollen uno
ibn, nadoem iie elle 3uianlmeufuuft NIT tim
peranitaltet sebabt, ourh ibuen befannte
S6laftrdnfe betdnbt nllo mebrere Gage pers
ftedt 9ebalten. Die boie Wett mar pamlals
Der Aniibt, Der S6laftruntb babe ans y6euer=
l%paler" beItanoen, Worin Der 9err @eneral
iih iibernommen sebabt babe. 9tihtsbetos
menl9er lanb Die Sofsett ftatt.
nnter SEN Mabrun9smitte1n
bon Yaris bat fid baS Bferbefell6 einen ber=
porrasenDen 6aus eriporbeu. 4m 1. Sanuar
1874 CAB eS III Yarts 4S 6leiihbdnte, in be-
uen Yferbe., @fels unb Utauleielfleilh pers
fault lpurbe. @dbreub bes SabreS 1872 bate
man 1904 Bferoe, $50 @iel mo % Dtauleiel
geldlaGtet wabreub oes SabreS 1878 7S43
Pieroe, 1892 @iel uno 81 Diaulelel. Der
Yrets eines eBbaren YferoeS.iteut itd anf 1870
bis $50 Srcs., uno Die YferDe>S leiidbauer
babeu oft ipeit %beiieren Serotenft ais Die an
bern Sleii6bauer. Die ihlehteren Sbetle
iperoen mt 20 bis 80 @enttmes e bis IL
&reu5er), Die beiten nte oas Silet NIT 1 6rcS.
uno 20 Gentimes oaS babe &ilo9ramln Der.
fault. 9teie Yreiie iinO jebod, 1eltoem Die
In5abl Der Bferoefeii6eiier it1 in Solse Der
erbobten Yretle oeS gelp0bnli6en 6lelides
ltarf perlnebrte, ebenfalS nm ein 8erlngeS in
Die Qobe 9e9an9eu.
, 1875-10-06
Nermif@tes.
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Gin 3 enbo .Mra +. Sn Seu1p
fteab, g. S., >nuroe fiirSlid) pegen @ntluen'
| oun9 bon @elb unb &leioern Elm &eri proSeI'
iirt, Der iif fir eiuen luirflifen Nraber aus
CAB. @r waro 81 6 Monateu @efansntb bel
urtheilt, ob9leih ct bnrf Interchangeable
3eiheu gu ueriteben CAB, oab er lproer @ns'
ltih, nod Seulih, nod SranaoilA, mob
| traenb etne anbere Spra6e peritdnbe auber
Irablia. Ils man ibu abfiibren poute,
uno bnrf @eberoen unb tpabrl6ethlid audi
eini9e mobl9emelnte Yiffe Inn tlar matte,
mpbln eS 9in9e, lief Der Iraber cine ganSe
6lutb BON Sliihen in reinftem Stroltenz
@n9ltid los uno meinte, er noble nlbt in
WtubamebS 9dooB fommen, menn ct leben-
big mrs @%efansniB 9in9e.
g hentun9 ir einen t6bltden
3wed. Der retde Sbauncep Stole in
2erre Sante bat oieler Staot Elm @ei1ent
BON $450,000 sur Grrtdtun9 nno nnterbal'
tung elner polgtedniiten Shule 9emad]t.
4m 10. D. murbe nun ber @runbltetn 81 Dem
@eb1noe 9eegt, 81 meldem Serr Slaac
So9olon bon SnotanapollS ben Plan 9ellefert
bat. Sin impolanter l3ug, oil mel1em Die
Arbeiteruerelne BON Serre ASaute, mebrere
@%e,euiGaften, Die 4n9eltelteu Der GiIenbabs
nen, 1tdbtilden Seamttn uno bic Seuermebr
fid betbeIlt9teu, beme9te iib ourb Die .Saupts
itraBen Der Stabt nab Dem SauplaBe. 9faf'
Dem baun eln @ebet seiprohen uao mebrere
@eiau9e porgetra9en, muroe Der @runblteln
an ielnen Ylae 9ebraht. Sn oenlelbeu wa'
ren .3eitunsen, seihriebene mno seorudte
Oofumente, Wiiinsen, Yapter9elo, Stener'
marten nno perldieoene anbere @e9enitdnoe
9ele9t morben. Serr N. 6. @bmaroS bielt
looann bic Seltrebe.
Cine 3temlt9 beutlt1e Spradle
fibrt Die ISL. Sreie Brefie" in Sprtnsfielo.
Sie iGrelbt naml,G sesen ben aoTal.0teOats
teur ees bortt9en en9ltIGen oSournal":
nOtan barl ia nl6t 9%lauben, oab mir ais
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afen seoulol9 beldlmpieu uno perldumOen
laiien. ytnu molen MFRS einmal auf cine
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nit Dflentlld uno obne Nidbalt Den 2Ofal-
&ebaitsur pes sSournals" Iur elnen semellien
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fir eth Subieft, oas aus jeoer aulidnolgen
@eieuihaft- mt Der Sunbepettihe entternt Su
weroen u%eroient, fir ETH dead beat, eiuen
9emllieulolen SerlGumoeru mo @brablhueioer.
@enn Der feise StroIdl, ober leine m,tihul-
bi9en Srob5erren hteranf SatiSIattlon babeu
mo1en, 10 nO9en le Su lrgeno elmer I3eit
Spli6en s llhr Dior9euS unb 5 ubr Nadmlt-
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