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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18
wAsHISGTON TOWNSHIP.

INDIAN CAMP, Nov. 8.
Ayoung lady named Crawlcy died
near Column hia last Friday night.
1t is now ascertained certainly
that corn Is unusually light in this
vicinity. There will be but little
stock fed here the coming winter.
There have been a number Of
houses and barns erected in this
vicinity lately; and there has also
been general repairing Of houses.
DR. Barrett has completed IA fine
bridge on English creek west OF
Columbia.
Columbia has undergone a general
overllauling in the way of repairs.
II. Black has nearly completed a
very snug dwelling, near his store,
as an indication Of his success in bus
mess.
Success to Knoxville and the rail
road. FARMERS SON.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18
legal Notice.

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that on the
first day OF Ehe next December term
Of the Circuit Court of Marion County,
Iowa, the 9th day Of Decemher 1875.
stephen Post will make application TO
be discharged as administrator Of the
estate OF George Force, deceased.
Knoxville, Nov. S, 1875.
1926 ALLEN HAMRICK, Clerk.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-18
THE
LAFAYETTE ROUTE.
COMPOSED OF THE

Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Railway,
Cincinnati, Lafayette d Chicago X.
r., IBdianap's, CHM. a. Lafayette
X. X.
IL the shortest, Hest oucssrt ard nHert Equipped
Route between slI points "" ~ the Mississippi
Rlvsr Rltd Peoria L.fsyrtts Indianapolis CaHlnDati
Louisville aud all elite, Of the east aud north. ..
The following is fhs time ~ the CINCINNATI
LIGHTNING FNpREss fhhiN.
Leave Pells ssDP v; leave darlington 20 a. m.
Erakuk Ahs y. 10. Peoria ~ 40 a. II shFiff.i
300 p. N lafayette - .. M indianapolis sA5
p. M. ! Ciacinnat 1876 .. M L"u'svhi" " 90
Class Connections for Baltimore Washington, New
York and sousagrh p1ipts,
tesvs p-na 40 . ~: Burliog .op vie q IS. 80 frnia
Egg Igisa al leave prfis ~ p M & 'ette 80
~ ~; inJienspolis 40 a, ~ arrive clprinoar
s 80 n. N louis He g5j m DAYTON 10 y m
Coi0ubas u a5 = m; FtftshafR 10 ?. M imm-d ,
ate connexions thrG;.sh &c Ph'iadTighH, Ne" York
and Bastgn, ..#H
Chicago 4 LoGANsPoET FAST EX-
PRESS.
Leave psIIa $40 a. m; leave Keotuk b25 nj
Hnviu Rtcn t.s0 p m pa0ris u 30 3. m,t 1ilmAn
30 \. ~ gntesgoT ~ nj sls'@ the SO e.
I0gaatpo.t 7.35 NJ Colnui'ns 81 . m Pit'siug
2,G3 p. IN; Teled9 tgp. a.. Cleveland i0i' ps NJ
ciase connections at chicago. pi1et9rs aad Clsrs-
land far 81 Pattern ard northern fties.
~ thty route passengers avoid delays aud 0uni'
hpss transfers through lsrfe et'ss Hh'eh renders
II very assrstir. particularly for .at'ss,
Ash fr tickets re4diog from burlington or Hsokof
Wis Y p. Az, nv
Eagg-v. rbsst 81 Thsougb.
=. Z. monnISs Be- sori..
IA T.. TOWNSEND, 6spl, Itst Agt.,
w ~. CGrmPTOS,
Geo. Western SIT, Bufilegion i6Es,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-22


Are w listenmgYrare vhe nelgnDors iis'
leningp-is Billy Scanlan listeninET, ,,},
ayes, sir; yes, father, we are all mind
ing" chorused the audience. anu. ,l,
6Well, then, It's my last will and Tesla
ment, and may-give me over the jig
here he took long drlnk-"and may
that blessed liquor be poison to me rim
not ms eager about this as every other
part of the will; say, then, ] bequeatlI
The little plot at the crossroads to poor
Con Cregan, for he has q heavy charge,
and is as honest and hard working man
as ever knew. BE a friend TO him.
Peter. dear: never let him want while ye
have it yoursell-think of me on my
death bed whenever he asks ye for any
triAe is il down Billy ScanRn Y-the
Two acres at the cross to Con Cregan and
his heirs for ever All, blessed be the
saints! but | feel my heart grow lighter
after that" says he-"a good work MAKE
an easy consciehce, And now ~ drlnl
all the companys good health, and many
happy retprDsT- ,..
What he was going to add, there's no
saving; but Peter who was now terrlDly
| frightened at the lively tone the sitk man
was assuming, hurried all the people into
another room to let his father dle III
peace. ,,.4..ag,, o.,ri.1.a
back to my father who was putting on
his brogues in corner. Con- says he
I've did it all well; but sure that was q
i9ke about the two acres at the cross" %"
"Of course it was, PeterW says he;
"sure it was all a joke, for the matter 81
that; won'tI make the neighbors laugh
hearty tomorrow when | tell them all
about itw .0 .,..ug..- ...J
"Whatw exclaimed Peter, in amaze
ment, tell me all about it2 I.
Faith, and why shouldn't II" returned
my iather drily, ro ..,g
"You wouldn't be mean enough to BE-
tray meI' says Peter, trembling with
fright. @ :, :. ., T..
Sure We wouldn't be mean enough to
90 against yer fathers dying words =
says my father; "the last sentence ever
he spoke;' and here he gave a low, WICK
ed laugh that made him shake with fear
Very well, Comp says Peter, holding
ont his hand; "a bargains a bargain, yer
a deep fellow, that's ALL" ,,.
Father only chuckled q little at this,
but said nothing. ....,, ..,..l
And so it ended, and my father slipped
quietly over the log, mighty wellaltlsiied
With the legacy he lett himself. g,
And thus we became the owners OF the
little spot known to this day as Cons
Acre." .t.,.,.. s...'......
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-22
H4ISH71NS'T} dHE DEA3A9 y
"A Duel Betren Pqrtners IN MontanaT
.ailr Game 10 the Last. 0lh,ll Hllf


A Duel Betueen Partners IN MontanaT
.aitr Game 10 tho Last. u4iisD ,llf
Cartwright and Wallwork were part
ners in prospecting enlerprisenear En-
metsburg, and had been workingtogether
some time. They had at one lime had
differences, but they had been dmicably
adjusted. Ferguson was the friend oY
both, esteemed by both, and is justice OF
the Peace of the township, On Monday
last Wallwork, Ferguson and Charles
Cooper had just returned from Philips
burg, Wallwork and Cartwright hap
pened to be in Ferguson's cabin about
noon. Only the three men were present
Wallwork and Cartwright drliled inlp'p
quick quarrel (somethingabout the pros
pecting claim, we learn, and both drew
weapons simultaneously WallwQrk 4
derripger and, Cartwright q navy reyoli
yer. Ferguson interposed to preSenG ~
aflay, aud, caught lthe, reyQlNer NhGll
was accidentally discharged Tue scutie,
the ball passing through Eergpsoh'S rghl
hand, between the first and second mug
ers, breaking the bone of the first bpl
not severing the tension. The bail then
lodged in the floor ofIhe Cabin, ..a,
Alhthree.lelt theGabin,l Ferguson GO
ING into, Galiee g. Smiths stare TO have
his wound dressed While ths hand was
being dressed Wallwork and Cartwright
came togelheragOin in the street. Fred
erick Grant was the only witness OF the
first of the second rencounler lie says
they were standingHbOut five or six ieel
apart, each armed us before. Cartwright
said tn Wallwork two or three times
"pll riddle you for that"-presuming OF
having reference to theaccidental shoot
ing of Ferg SON. tortHe remark made ~
the cabin. Wallwork responded, Com.
mence, or words to that effect, and fired
his derringer; Cartwright feed his navy
about the same time. Some say the
firing was simultaneous; o hers say thal
Wallwurk fired first.o WallwQrk's der
ringer ball entered about one inchrDeloW
the center of Cartwrights breast lie
ltll, lHlSbll On MS IkHSNo dllN hlNN W.
more shots, and fell over on his side will
IL moan. WaIlwork, who had reeeited
in front every bali fired from the navy
tNrned to walk away, and again turned
back, VIXEN Cartwright raised Il little
and fired a fWrlhshot, that alsostriking
Wallw6rk.o One barrelremained loaded.
Six shols fired had each nit man.
Wallwork received one ballwhich lo'ged
three inches above the right knee; oh'
passedinto and throughdhe upper pari
of the right leg from he front, one lrac-
turing the iemOral2 artery (which VIII
probably prove fatal, and one entering
four inches below the left. Cartwrigm
died. Wallwork,has little chance Of IT.
coyery. Both men werewolf thought oi:
were sober not given toldesperale deedb,
and had been friendly. Both men wen
game Walwork was a large, powerIu
man; Cartwrighta small MAUI Montana
NOHhWeSt, ......
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-22
"REMINISCENCES or ACTORS

/
1.-Two of the most popular comedians d.
london are TJole. Otthe Gaiety ard III
onel Brough, of the HOlbOrl. rThey art.
both operq bOuflefs now, and each may
count about four notes in his vocal OrgHI
-Toole, perhaps, only three; but oprr.
! bouffe nowadays does not demand voices
Olet that pass. .B0thare excellent com
edians, and their names are 50 valuable
in a"bill of the play" that the managers
disregarding the fact that they are not
singers, press them into Oflenbacl' tom
foolery, and as those who sing do moi
usually act, Il sort Of dramatic Dalun' e II
established.
Some time ago the two appeared con-
| jointly in n drama in which they Wur,
very ragged and woebegOne costumes, ana
ut the desire of eminent artists in Regent
rect, they went in their rags to be pho.
tographed While waiting" between the
plates" Toole, vino is fond Of Il lark, sug-
gested to his brother comedian to sally
Dut and call upon II certain mutual ac
quaintance-a stuck up, pOmpOuS sort Oi
| person, and who would be horribly
| shocked at receiving visitors in such Il
gurb, Brough, who is confirnedjoker,
at once assenled, and popping on then
battered hats, out into the street tn,
nair slipped, and made for the house oi
| their would-be-swell friend.
Rat! tat tat Wywent the knOrker IN
a most decided manner, and in order 10
mas ke it appear that The visitors were 0
more than ordinary distinction, they
pulled the bell almost out gifts peaceful
socket 'Fhe house fesounded with liz
tfntinbulatory din. ai'' q
Aneat but Hurried housemaid followed
by a boy in bnttons, rushed to the door
with great anxiety of expression AT the
sight of the two cadge er-louking men THEN
first impulse was to shut the doOrin theil
faces. ."aaa i.'lI ..'J.J
Hey! stop--is Mr.. ~ inW tm
No hes not; and we don't open the
door to beggars," said the maid. twelve
no cold meat here" r.rti.
"Get out, do" squeaked the page from,
the rear of the maids crinoine,
81 axes your pardon" said Toole in an
assumed tone; you are makinga Il sllgh
mistake my pretty maid" ....s .
"We have important business with
him. chimed in BropgE, giving his tai
ters twist tits awful important"
The girls face wore dazedaspect. and
then she said "Master never sees tin,
likes of you at his house. He's most par
tikler, aint he, Charlesg appealing t.
lhe page. e"'You must be making 4 mis-
80, "Gb , .HI NO a ,fb resnnonded TooIc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-22
.7HE BA4CK HILLS TREATY,


/ Fort LARAMIE, w, 4, April 0, ADemon-
stNtions are still made by the whites to
enter the Black Hills. Lieutent Peale,
Second Cavalry, with a. strong detach-
ment Of men from Company "CP same
regiment, left the post yesterday morn
ihg for d scout east, fifty miles, as far as
Scots Bluffs, afleI q party of forty miners
reported to have left the line of the
Union Pacific Railroad for the Hills His
orders are stringent, and require him to
destroy property and arrest the leaders
Mr., John c. Collins, designated by The
President to arrange preliminarles with
The Indians, and TO ascertain how many
Of d. delegation they wish to send to
Washington to treat, says that when
about seven miles FROM Red Cloud
Agency on his way to this post he was
met by the brOminent and influential
chief, "rhe Man Afraid Of his Horses"
who warned him against believing what
he had heard in couuoih MIR. Collins
,eenls to think that there will be con,
siderable delayinarrangingi the delega-
ton 20 the entire satisfaction of the In
dians, as IheN al wapt-togo to Washing
ton, and are suspicious of every one
outside the Great Father They seem to
unanimous in tie desire 10 sell the coun-
lry.i rAlraCollins said he WAS astonioh, d
at the excellent and sensible ideas
uttered by Spotted Tail, VINO emphati-
cally declared that he and his people
were being robbed apd swindledby the
men sent among them and put over
Them to administer their affairs. He be-
lieved that the appropriations of the
Government are sufficient to feed and
clotIte them properly, if they We're judi!
tiousIy expended and not pocketed by
he men so much interested in their
affairs. Spotted Tai, as well as Red
Cloud and his Indians, have good reason
for complaining aud mistrusting the
White men, Their people all this winter
have been in Il fearflly destitute condi-
ton, Some being on the verge Of starya-
non.
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- A2uiI if.rHi T. '' '..l .ir.H -H 'aH
SOUTH AM ERICA
RELIGIOUSR RIOT INB UENOSA YERS
JESUIT COLLEGE BURNED.

a New YORK, April 13.-Advlces from
South America, b, steamer to-day from
Aspinwall states that the Jesuit College,
in Buehos .Ayres has been 60 l'pletely
burned, and that some ofthe ringleadefs
of the riot have been arresiei.y Three
priests are known to have Cied. The
Archbishop had returned TO the city. and
the newspapers unanimously RECON-
nended him to resign. The Minister of
Foreign Affairs ina circular addressed to
the legations abroad, says. "'fhe mob
Was headed by a a'Sbanish priest The
intimber Of killed does not exceed fur,
no priest being kmohg them. There are,
however, some priests wounded.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-22
YECEPREStDENq WILSON'S DIS.
so g.. a'' LOYALTY '' ....n e.,,,
a Washington teIegraph. says

Vice President Wilson is considerably
exercised oyer the publication Of An in
teryiew with him, by the Chicago Times
Washington correspondent, in.which lie
criticised Grant for appointing so many
ex-Congre-smen TO office. The National
Republican, went for him this morning
very sharply, Wilson spent two hours
hours to-day at the While House trying
to explain the, matterto the President,
but, itisIsaid, failed to establish hiB 10y
altyin a satisfactory manner. ,'oo 20
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-22
ZeouL N0tzcg,.,a =.

r G,,TUNlsIN, whose residence is unknowA
y. Will take notice that S, IS. Fogle, Of Ind
county Of stark, in the State Of Ohio did ID
the 18th day of February, A, d, 1879. hle his pSR
the county OF stark. III said State Of Ohio againA
the said J. q, TunS0p, setting forth that the aid
defendant, j. c. Tullspn Is ind ted to kaid pairR
uh ). >. Fugle, oh accpunt,,n the sum OF iOrtyanA
Of February 1875, there was filed with the Clerk II
said Court an UfidavItf0r attachment. wheretIpon
said Court issued an order of .attaGhmentID the
,'Shenf of said couply. who theTeuponil levied on
lots one hundred and thirty and one hundred al 4
the property Of said deiendant That the said q
g. TunisOn, is notified that he Is required ~ aps
pear and answer said petition on or before the l5th
day OF May, A. n. lH75 S. S. FOGLE,
BY WILLIAM +. HART, his Attorney.
Dated March Is lS1h-td
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"YoU say. Mr.. aSnOoks, that you saw
plaintiff leaving the house. Was it in
haste ?" : Yes,s sir.1 DO you know
what caused the haste7'hlt'Lam not sar-
tin, sir, but think it was the boot of his
landlord" That viii dors Clerk, call
the next wtness.p,s ,ea ll1i va ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-22

i - l,k l8ral t.!il o. 81 ..Ia ~ lasg9
T. "A MICHIGAN paper recently closed tan
obituary notice with the nisap9tation
Though dead, he yet squeaketll." Tie
printer, apparently, wasn't minding his
p's and q's.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-22
- tA .r'"h AHNHH '''t ~"
R0N ROOFING yg'ol m ID
.Crowl's Iron Roofing

1st. We avoid all suface nails. .,r
I'd. Weattach toroofbosrds more firm
" than any, other roof, e, {, = t'' rls,,,,,
T 81. Expansion and contraction is, bet.
terptoyyiideed for than any other roof in
the market. 80 l.-'' - t.....,'. ~
n 4th. opr Double Cap , and cofrrruggpate
makes It the. best roof yet presented to
the, public, and in price but, very littls
as long. 49, - -,
p The attention Of farmers and ali others Is Cd.
peuiaf yihrhedE can supon tne before contract.
ing l0riy9nr Dof.si.l ~ eilp y 10 gNi inn
HENRY REEMSNYDER,
Agent for Stark county.
Postoftice address-HenTy Reemsnyder, box 1853
Canton, Ohio. Imar2j 75-m6.
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.rt-raa ,,mi LEGAL, tsvs,a %
SHERIFF. SAFE

DIlEnlrp SohDE.
hcIain and Hunt W Enos RafiOnspSrear ct Al
By virtue of an execution issued from the
court of common pleas Of Stark county Ohio, md
to me directed wilfoffer for sale at public OuiE
,lT, AT the door Of the eourtlhOups an the Tic q
i'CShbih, oniJllG lB VI jAhH bU( j
80 Saturday, No 24tb ddS cf iAgils slS75,
the following described real estate situate in AiA
county. .towite Lots numbers efeVenl nj } tWelI
(l2J thirteen (I3) fourteen (l4) and the torth hAR
0flotnumber sixteen (l6) III the toNH of RoclIoE
ter, nOwincorporated village of Navarro. hd .l
sale 10 commence at une o'clock p. IN. Terms
cash. .a WILLIAM BANTER, SheriAI
mar5575-W5 Ht 100 ' lIR %
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-22

A soldiers d9n5rllil chapel, costing
S30,0UO, Is 10 be erected in Glendale Ceme-
Iery at Akron.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-22
DENTISTS.
JEWELERS..

o1l.s DEUBLE Il BROTHER, ,leaa ta.,
DEALERs IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
~ Silverware. &c, east side of Public Square,
Canton, Ohio. Repairing done on short notice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-22
BANKERS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT, e..
A McGREGOR q SON, PUBLISHERS AND
n. Plain and Fancy Job Printers, DEMOCRAT
BlOck, Canton, Ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-22

NJ, g. MCGREGOR,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL COL.
N lecting Agent, Carthage, Jasper county, Mis-.
souri, I.-t ...'-.I oct 2l-ti.
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HLhIA Enn -UIKhlIOKY.


lI mn e1oATTORNEYS. 'l0-~,
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A TToRNEY AT Law. OFFICE IN CA@IILY's
n new block, East TuscaIawas street. Canton,
Ohio, Notary Public Collections attended to
promptly. e Tlts0l n 81 lnov2674-u
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-22
HOTELS.

NMLNIONN hui III
SALEM, OHIO JOHN A. DELLENBAUGH
= Proprietor. This popular and well known
House has lately been reiitted and furnished all
through. good sample room for commercial
travellers. Livery Stable in connection with the
House, and an Omnibus to and from all trains
Those patronizing the House will at all times re-
ceive prompt and courteous attention. augl7-tf.
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isssjrp ,ts 80 E. NJ. GRIMES, 3il su--.'
I IUSTICE0FTHEP EACE-oFFICE INTRuMP's
~ Rnilding, up stairs, Canton, o. noY67Syl
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C. ]. GElGER, ,.L7 l9aIll
+, A POTHECARY, DRUGGIST aANDIPHARMA.
"A eeutistr Prescriptions promptly filed at al
hours. stand, East TuscaTawas street, Canton, o.
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.r ,yily. HIRAM THURSToN, tsr, b,41.l
DOCK BINDER AND BLANK BOOK MANU-
ID lacturer All orders from abroad promptly at
ended to. Bindery in Cassidy Block, third floor
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27
llnorbnunsen Elm Gnbe ia MAIDEN.
CT tf jest nod inner BIER /; Id iebe
TIN AteHltM oft urb er rnaht mir fMSne

anotonunest EN- Snpe ia mage'.
W. W. legt nog thinner etsr ; i9 lspe
sSn s'sHl!'W OF uno Ct n,a@t MIR ipone
SeIlp!swsn-acet o'e vtotrer per PREF
g.sDpvy'sM ssVsn nOg .mi'sI re. nm,
y! u m UtI 1!aAoaIm pee olles iglI
l.an Y.vs',gpsSs um pp Su .nIwutO!'
s.a -. ~" e.. y. Sg y . aasa'gpa.st". :.
e"is.s V,Hn. lussA UlIsa VsIauP .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27

A~tbemsuae er,dblt man fi@. Der prds
iipsnt babe bisle ober iene Sneianer>
ldmme an riele pber jene 3irasngs,
meinlHaften oertbeilt. Disls Snconles
auenaen brinst chen bie srunbIaslpfe
|@rant'i&e Snbtansrpolttif NIT f9.
Abseletsn baSpr, IN tiefe9 nbianerEolis
tit cine i&retenpe llnsers&tisteit sesen
Die Iatbclifen. % 90 sfilsa ,tsa 81 4.
Das III eine&lsinisfeit jest aIsIlils
iondr nntsr bic Snoianer su geben, ba
riellben tur1 bic @ewaIttbaten ber
Dsi6en sinsefai6tert fnp-unbb as
Ser. Staaten Mtlttdr binter BEN Wlils
fon6ren iisbt.-Nber ~ elmer Belt. ole
Die Snbianer nod faum einen WeiBen
|esleben batter, unb nt1tS pom einena
aerpalttbdtige1 ngroeen Batter In @as
lbin9ton" wueten, untsr ben Snefanern
pas Gbrifentbum su Serbreiten, bas
rpar feline al.ini8feit-unb baS baden
fatbulilde MifTondre fertis eebraGt.-
.Sn ter Gbat-bie ein3isen Mi1Rundre,
Die je IN Nmerifa, lei es In Sdos ODER
Central : Mmerifu, fet es tn Merico
pper Ganaea, ft 20 an, atlanhIden
ODER fiasn Ocean, ie9ensret1 unb
nadbaltts untsr BEN S%npianern ge<
pIrft baden, rarer fatbOlilGe Milfpa
mare. et ~ sl Hha 4
Man 1ebe mad Glib unb Central
Mmsrifa. mad Werieo uno CANADA,
100, eanf Der Wirflamfett fatSoltGder
Wifiendre bte Snbtaner sua, gbrtfen>
tbum bsfebrt unb aamdIig eioiliiirt
.rureen ! Nu1 In Ten Ser. Staaten
entfaltetsn tatboltf@e Milfen6re lire
ksensreide @iIfiamfeit unter Zen Sns
biansrn, wte .. Sbea In fetnen Ca
tholic Missions in the United Sta
ties" 70 ScrtrefFid na6gepieien. SIN
Wiseunfn, Nidieon, Winnelota,N eus
Wericc unb al, Der Sdfe hes tiuen
SeeanS pirften fatbblii1e MtlfOndre
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tsbrten siele Gaufnre. 5dtts x,an fs
ni&t 8ebinbert, 70 wdren bte Snotantr
isBt @brifen. ~ ''5 go ~
unb perauf lduft nun bic Serrudts
@rant'IGe Snoianer > Yplftif binaus?
-Darauf-pte fatbplifGen MilFsndre
pom ben fatbclifden Snotanern 3u ner>
treiben unb eeBtere ben fanatilden Me,
tbcDifen. ben fdwdrmerii6sn Auddern
ccer fcnfieen 8atbplifenfeinben In biz
9ance 3u iptelen. @eSen pteie@rant's
f@e S@arftret baben bic 8otboliten
lbcn Sielfa@ pruteftrt anb rusrper, 40
ptcteftret %fcrtfubren, bts ibnen Sc
re&tiDfsit ssi@fsbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27
Stab @mrCpa

Inn ben gsrtebr swii9en @errane>
ter, Greunbsn unO 8stannten In Ter
alien unb tteuer 6etmat nnunterbrc@en
su pFsssn, 1T es lebr empfsblensrsrtb,
Srr bier aus cine 3eituns an tte Be-
trsfenben periopen mad europa l@fden
au Iufen, ief es Bel gang beiuntera Be-
8etenbeiten- pber Anldfen, pcer nod,
better wabrsnb tes san3sn Sabrss, sas
NIT bic Greanbs isnfsits bee Meerss
ununtsrbru9en BON benz esbsn unoI
Greibeu in %uerifa Bert@t erbulten
unb susIet& isbea f6nnst, tpte bic Gu
rcYdii&sn 3ufdnte bter su eanbe BE-
Rrtbeilt trerben.
Der y@anberer" ma9t feline Hetie
felt Sabrsn mad ben serf&tecenet
Stuute, Deutf@lanbs, fuwte na@ Se;.
fsrret@, 9uremburs, ter S&weiS 9Ul>
lamb, GIfae xne 9utbrtnsen unb rtmuit
III ieter Belt usue gsfsIunsen GENE
an. ,- les
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-03-27
Nrd1bent Grant na6 Sic
Snbiamer.
@ilw. goIumbia.)

Die S~nbian:r=N ~eenturert ara pbereu
Mifcurt fnb, wte ein Ne1lelblott Be-
merit. uieeer einniaI SertbeiIt ,ucreen.
DeneSwenantbeil, ndmIi1 bieyanttcn-
ponea>, 9ruIe>, Grprp Greet uni
gbeuenneR isers N9entur, Bat be- yrctes
tefantgptsecpal gbur@" erbalten. Den
Audfern eab Yrdfeent Grant pieSan,
tee icursa 9entuL ben gonereaotipnas
lifei Sort Bertbclb, ben Wetbobifen
Sort ped, bie Grant ? Riyer ? Meentu,
snpli& ben 3atboIiten. 2ebteres-wis
elm Correspondent faBt-aus Danfbar>
felt fit bte Dienfe, tpeIGe Der lelia.
Batter Dc Smet S. j., im SABRE 1858
Der @esteruns IN Berhbisuns Der fries
eerifden Doeutas gsIeifet. Dos abe,
eerielbe @ater De 6mst aud ben
ganetcn, tSanteee nne GbeYenneS,
ia lelbt rem Siour su Sort BertboIo
3uerf ens GbriEentbum unb BE Gisie
I~iiattcr brnGte, urb baB be 6nnp.
IunBepeife beS prdfrentea fcmit niGi
Elm 3ei@en Der Danfbarfeit, lonpern
bon fhmdbli9er nnbnnfbarfsit ia,
batst f@ Der 8eri9terfatter uobl su
ersdblsa.
90 rsit ienes 8latt.-Nan ribmt
cft IN ben Ser. StaateH 5eien
Staat arb Sir@e srdnbli@ BON eiunns
eer 0etrsrat uno ia tsmlelten