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, 1875-06-19

IHE 1ELLowSTONE.-The Copyier Of the
29th contains some items of interest from the
Yellowstone We extract The following
Mr.. Walter Cooper, who has lust returned
from visit to the Yellowstone. informs ps
that times are lively at the Crossing. The
trade III robes and furs this season has hssn
almost double that of any former season. and
Mr.. Cooper thinks that AS soon as II is gem
traLy known amunr tTappers and hunters
that good market Is open for them at the
Crossing, which is now the case, that the fur
trade on the Yellowstone VIII exceed any
point Ill Montana.
Frank Williams, who was drowned at Yell
lowstone Crossing on the 22nd inst, was q
partner OF Mr. Topping, who had The mag
nlheent sail boat On Yellowstone Lake last
summer He and man named John Dolan
We're crossing the stream with squaw and
an eleven year old papoose. when the wire
rope broke. Dolan jumped from the boat
and made his escape; Williams and the two
other occupants remained in the boat until it
was tipped over, the former being drowned
and the latter being picked up about one
fourth Of q mile below.
, 1875-06-19

The CoSr-Trs Press Of the Atlantic
SLOPE Is making merry over a q bill of partic-
ula7s which was recently rendered as the
outcome Of the visit Of President Grant and
portion Of his Cabinet TO the Lexington
and Concord centennial celebration. The
party put up at the Revere House. in Bos-
ton. The bill was made out BY the landlord
Of that institution. 1t was for four davs'
entertainment. and Boston was expected to
d" foot the bill" \ Boston paper tells the
story:
The cost Of the Presidents keep was Sl2O.
while Secretaries Belkuap, Robson, Jewell,
and some others fed on lesser meat, and were
charged for at but SO per day. Secretary
Delano was put up at SIS per day, he hav-
ing apparently slept, smoked, bathed, and
eaten mora than any OF bis colaborers. The
wines and cigars cCst 1856 -, extra meals
$l2, ani 81 WAS the charge for each fire.
Carrying the Presidents trunk from the de-
pot 10 the hotel cost s. -, and it was not a
Saratoga edifce. General Babcock. Of III,
suite, LETT a water faucet open and damaged
800 worth, which was an extraordinary DO
ceeding, he being Superintendent of tn,
Washington City Alueduct, and presumably y
acquainted with the eccentriciti,= Of fauoe,,
and water generally. Their strawhsrrie
were S 80 per quart, and $3.50 was tn IL
ure for flowers. 4 picture was rented 4
hang in the Presidents room for $50, ant
SIT Insurance paid on It. And that Is a.
, 1875-06-19

New HAMPSHIRE GovERNoRsHP SET
T1rD-As there was no choice of Gov
ernor of New Hampshire on the popu-
lar vote on the 9th of March, the mat
fer was settled recently, after three
months delay, by the Legislature IN
Joint conveDtion electing the republl-
can candidate, Person c. Cheney. 1t
was feared by the republicans that,
bv certain manipulations,t their claimed
majority of nine would be overcome
by the democrats in the organization
of the Legislature, who wonld then
elect their Governor, Roberts. Bu'
the question is Tow settled in the man
ner the people seem TO have intended
TO have IT.
, 1875-06-19

PRAYER FoK DEuyERANCE FROM Lo-
cysTS.-Rey. Robert H. Clarkson, Episcopal
bishop, has issued pastoral letter to the
clergy and congregations of the Protestant
Episcopal Church IN Nebraska and Dakota.
with the following prayer to be used in
churches at morning and evening service,
Immediately after the Thanksgiving, and also
in families from this time until the gather
in- in Of the harvest:
Most Gracious God, 20 whose bounty alone
"e ara indebted for the returns Of harvest
and the fruits Of the ground, we be,eech
Thee % bless the lahe5s Of the husbandmeu.
and TO Erant uS such reasonable weather and
such deliverauce from destructive insects.
ihI, the earth may IN due time Weld her in
crease for our use and benefit. Have mercy
upon Is We beSesch Thee most merciful Faith
cr; avert the dangers that threaten the har-
vest from the terrible scourge Of the locust.
Good Lord, deliver u; increase the fruits Of
the earth by Thy heavenly benedict;on and
give Us all grace to receive Thy clemency
with thanks and praise, through Jesus Christ,
ou- Lorl-Amea.
, 1875-06-19

ONO PoMUCS- - Gen. Rutherford B.
Hayes is the republican candidate for Gov
ernor Of Ohio. He is spoken of as an unex-
ceptional candidate. He has an excellent
civil, and rather brilliant military record.
lie served under General Sheridan in the
Shenandoah Valley campaign, and WAS pro-
moted from the rank oi Colonel TO that of
Brigadier-General for services in the field
After the war he was twice elected to Con
gress from the CINCINNATI district, and sub
scquently for two successive terms elected
Governor Of Ohio. lie is man of more
than ordinary ability, an effective public
speaker, and high personal character. The
democrats claim the State by 10000 major
ity, but the republicans are prepared for a
| thorough canvass The election IN Ohio the
coming fall viii exert great influence upon the el-a-
ton of year. and both parties viii exert them
selves 70 the utmost
, 1875-06-19

CIIVoRNIA RETUBLCiNs.-The follow
ing ticket was nominated by the republican
State Convention at Sacramento, June 10th :
Richards, of Santa Barbara, nominated
Bomualdo Pachcco; Mcclure of San Maeto,
| nominated Z. G. Phelps. Pacheco, in a
brief speech, declined, and, ON motion OF
Coghlan, declared Phelps nominated by ac-
ClamatiCn.
Dorrance. of San joaquin. nominated Jo-
scph N. CayiS for Lieutenant Governor.
There were no other nominations. Cavis
was declared nominated by acclamation.
J. j. Green Was nominated for Controller ;
r. L. Gardener for Surveyor General. Vim.
Beckman, Of Sacramento, for Treasurer; +.
ID. Sawyer, of san Francisco, for Attorney
General; Grant J. Taggart, of San Francisco
for Clerk of Supreme Court, and Ezra Z Carr,
formerly of the University of California, for
Superintendent Of Public instruction
1t Is currently reported, and with good
foundation, that An effort Is making TO pre-
vail upon Pacheco 10 stand for a nomination
for Congress in the Fourth District.
, 1875-06-19
Third bay July 9TH

Third Day--Juiy 9TH.
RUNNING RACE-SIngle dash, one NILE free for
al uIst--- 500 co
First Horse, sI25 90 Second Horse SIS 90
TROIIING RACE-The day, mile heats, for
5yeaT Odds or Under-Purse- 500 90
First Horse, S75 90; Second Horse, s2j 90.
The Entrance in all the above Races 10 per cent
70 enter TO start Entries 10 close the day pre-
vlOus 70 the races, at P NJ
The TTottinS Races 70 De governed by the National
Ruies.
Running Races 20 be governed by the Sacramento
Rules, with the exception Of weights which are one
hundred pounds
Four-year olds allowed eight pounds three-year
ods, fifteen pounds; two-yer olds TO carry catches
II OsceoLa Is entered, IN race single dash OF one
Inie, he VIII be required 70 carry ll2 pounds
y d The ProprIetors privileged TO postpone any of
the above Races In case weather not suitable
2f-td LINDSEY & GLOVE, Proprietors.
, 1875-06-19
bankrupt Notice.

~ 'e Dr'ef Court Of tho CHitcd States for o., Ffr,,
'4a'eiai Distriet Of BushinSta,. Territory.
AZ ne Matter Of LSH4R T. REESE. BanEya,,s
II The CREDITORS OF SAID BANKRUPT
>oeloe Is hereby given, that shall fIe nv anai
pPTSp I3S1S a Asslsnee Of the Estate Of ISHAM IT
So Z, bansrupt, IN SAID Court and that on The
-SIh gay Of june, 4. D., ls75, at the hour OF one
.,, 80, P N, shall apply TO said Court for the Set
S eeht OF my said accounts and for dseharg from
,. - as Assignee OF said Estate IN accordance
Tupt Act Of March "a, 1867. o P lazy
:s-2Y II,
, 1875-06-19

WISCONSIN, at least, hss some sensible In
dams. Fifty Winnebagoes, having severed
their tribal relations, in due form of law,
applied at the La Crosse land-office last week,
and entered forty acres Of land each under
the homestead act. The land entered lies
near Black River Falls, Wis, and will be al
once improved with farm-houses, schools, and
other appliances Of a civilized life. If the
majority Of the Ted men could see that their
only safety and welfare lies IN like course.
the Old and bloody problem would be finally
solved
, 1875-06-19

Ey1EmmsE.-Thc Portland Jy'u7E Of
Friday last, published 4 fall report of the
loas's, speeches, etc, at the banquet given i'll
hourr Of the President and Directors Of the
O. $. y. Co. The report was tclegraphed
especially for the ,Ioiyzd. and WAS copied
from slips furnished from this office.
, 1875-06-19

The forest fires have broken out again in
the mountains OF New York, and are doing
great damage. Nor Is the damage by any
means confined 10 direct losses. To these
miles Of burned woodland are largely owing
the yearly diminution in the depth OF rivers
and the yearly increase in the violence Of
spring floods. But while recognizing the
seriousness Of the evil it is not 50 easy TO find
"a preventive. As pleasant relief 10 this
wholesale destruction Of forests, We note the
increased tree-planting in the Western States.
On the lst Of May, "Arbor-day," D." in Minaes-
ota, l,So0, Gee trees We're planted.
, 1875-06-19

GRANT on SHERMAN.-President Grant
has been carefully reading General Sher-
mans . Memoirs, first ut Washington, and
row more calmly by the seaside at Long
Branch. According TO different oOTeSpon-
dents who have asked his opinion, at both
places, Grants criticism Of Sherinan's book Is
more consiierate and friendly than any that
has yet been evolved. This should not be
surprising, for however much of the glory
and honor Of the war General Sherman has
arrogated to himself, and however much he
may have assaulted Others in his book, the
publication OF which Is now producing CON
troversies and discussions in the press, he has
both IN these volumes and always written
ana spoken IN the most eulOgistic manner Of
the military character of Grant.
, 1875-06-19

Tus office Of the Tacoma Lljl2E has been
removed to Seattle, where the publication OF
al the rarer Wal! be continued under another
title.
, 1875-06-19

GEN. Ross, formerly Superintendent OF
Indian Affairs for Washington Territory, is
now an inmate OF an insane asylum. His
insanity Is Of a homicidal turn and hence it
became necessary to place him under restraint.
, 1875-06-19

EMGRASTs-- Monday last, four wag-
ons passed through this place en- route for
Coos Bay from the Palouse country, Of which
they seem TO have got enough Three wag-
ons also passed through the same day going
70 the Palouse.-Eagsxs Gpc-l.
, 1875-06-19

SEcaETARY BRlsTow loomsGp as the COM
Ing republican candidate Tor President. II
the honest men IN the party control the nom
nation most likely Bristow Will be the can
did2te. but II the rogues have the inside,
ihen his chance Will siuk below zero.
, 1875-06-19

MATT CARPENTER, when he discovered
his unf,noss for the position of newspaper
writer. at once withdrew from his conenctiou
with the press. Baldy Ross, with less sense
of docency, adhares to vocation for which
he Is utterly unfit, and weekly atllic;s the
Vuhli. mind with his idiotic utterances.
The fellows lack Of sense can only be uu-
der-:ooi by reference to the explanation iur-
ui-Lei by the Org1giF9
, 1875-06-19

Joaquin MILLER would rather wri'e po-
5try than steal; but everybody else would
rather he'd steal than write poetry, and II
the State Prison should yawn for HIM they
would endure It.
, 1875-06-19
Eo 1uyERTI~i.RS.

TIE WalA WaIia srtrFzssS has n i1T'01 !1T.-T
Circulation thuu any other i-f.r pas .-,Ae- -- .-,
..54f.,-, q Iy.-Erurrar, and Aeu0a Oilers -gpt'i
.t....-...t. q. g.I,sr.lzsIs Rh1 would reach the
y.r1 l.zt las, OF plylE- customers.
, 1875-06-19

The INDIAN FAILuEE--TLe visit Of the
Indians to tho capital has been farce III
many respects. The chiefs have been greedy
and cunning, but have had justice on their
side, while the government has been trying
TO drive the bargain which the civilized man
generally makes with the savage. We do
not think this negotiation at Washington is
likely to keep peace in the Black Hills this
summer, and shall be glad ii it does not lead
% war.
, 1875-06-19

Blagk P)TEEoY, alter being afflicted with
insanity for over year, Is again in bis right
mind and has resumed his connection with
rh- newspaper press.
, 1875-06-19

BLACK KILLERS INrERCErTED.-A Sioux
City dispatch of the 2lst eoufrms the report
OF the capture by squad Of thirty-seven SCI
dIers OF the Gordon party, consisting Of forty
men. The party, under escort is reported ca
'o'as to Fort Randall. No resistance was Of
ierred- The military overhauled the gold
seekers IN Nebraska, $50 miles from Sioux
City, and Il miles south OF the Indian reser-
walton. The men are stated To have given
up the idea Of going to the Black Hills, and
have concluded to journey from Randall 10
the Big Horn country in search OF the reported
gold fields in that section
, 1875-06-19

THE INTERNATIONAL RIFLs MATCH
This rifle contest between Irish and Amer
can sharpshooters at long range takes place
at Dollymount, near Dublin, on the 18Th
inst. As the time draws near, the interest
in the international match increases. Inc
American team, of which Henry 4. Glider
sleeve is the Captain, and who are mostly
New Workers, are now at sea, and are expect
cd TO arrive in Dublin about the 10Th inst
the Intervening time to be devoted to ban
due,s aaa tha receipt of other hOspItailtles.
+''i-->-- may be the result of the trial % .
shooting skill. the r.'-' -aonle are raSoi'eN
that the American team shall uring away
with them pleasant recollections OF their Vlsi
TO the Green Isle
, 1875-06-19

W. ". BAKER, late Of La Grande, Is about
Il, remove 10 the Willamette Valley, whero
j.. Will engage in the business Of raising
Thoroughbred stock.
, 1875-06-19

TIE LIS6 MID TEoJrE are 70 give series
If theatrical entertainments &: Portland.
, 1875-06-19

o,nyeving "a me the LANDS hereinafter described,
IN trust Tor the several and benefit Of the nbl-
tAuts uf said City acCTng TO their respective inter
cts rs pruyiicd by the - Act OF Congress oi March
81 1851 for the Relief Of the Inhabitants OF Cities
and -TaVns uton tn. Public Lands ;; anf also, the
- Act OF Congress OF tire 2iIh of AprIl, $50.
AND WHEREAS The Legislature ol the Terri
tory OF lsho ly " An Act % PrOVIle lur survey,
Plotting, ami DispOstI of the Land IN the City OF
ant to tll,. United States Statutes made ami F'o-
yEtl,-f - approved January Sth, \ d, 1913, pre-
srribeI the manner Ia which sdIi trust shall be
executed.
Now therefore, in pursuance OF ard hy virtue OF
sad Statutes hereby notify ami Tei re al! persons
claiming Land within the bOundtlts G'=>lsnsteI IN
StId tritent 70 present their claims therefor, IA
office IN the saIi City Of Lewiston, within SIXTY days
OF the pulI."ltiC Of this notice
The Land described IN saii Patent Il a. follows:
III, Lots numbered Jhre. and four Of N.on SIX, IN
To;,u,hip thrtv-five North OF Range five Nest and
nts numbered one and two, OF Section one, III Town.
ship thirty-tiye North OF Range SIX West ami the
south half Of the Southwest quarter, and the Lots
numbered five AMI seven of Section th!rty-on' IN
Township ,hirty-siN, North Of Range tve West;
and the last half of the southeast quarter, and the
Lots numbered AMI two, except the grant to the
heirs Of Robert Newell decttS j of hvecIs and five
lundrt-itLs Of acre. three and fOar of SerrlOn
thIrty-sIx IN Township thTty-s'x, North Of Range
SIX West in the District OF Lands subject 20 sale ut
lewiston Idaho Territory, containing tive hundred
and sixty-0ne acres and twenty -DHr-hIntre!ths of
an acre according 10 the Official plats of the Suryey
OF said Lands
Published this 18th day Of June, A D. 1875
HENRY w. STANTON,
May or Of the City OF Lewiston,
off Territory of Idah,
, 1875-06-19

I.rv. .E.P. HAMMOND, the great reyivalis;,
/. in Portland, where he is waking up the
dry bones.
, 1875-06-19

Jouy W. KELLY, 4 graduate from the
STATESMAN ofice, is editor Of the Portland
Jr1aI. an afternoon paper lately started IN
that city.
, 1875-06-19

HIsISG.-TLe Columbia River l. again on
- II e.. . - IL. n l.-4to-,, D. ~"
On the lower River VIII suffer from IAe III
ualatI1u.
, 1875-06-19

0S HALF-PAY.-As there Is a deficiency
OF 100000 in the appropriation made by
the last Congress for the payment OF the army
for the fiscal year ending June Both, and as
the appropriation for the next year will not
be available until July lst, the Secretary ot
War has issued an order announcing that for
The next month the officers and men Of the
army will have TO 90 upon half pay This
wi- be- hand upon the gentlemen whom the
or1sT .hects At best their salaries are not
oyer-large, and are generally lived Up to,
wirhou, affordirg 4" margin"
, 1875-06-19

MOTHER DCNSIwAY seems % De- badly af-
dle'ed wI'h the lich We sug.s-s, tLat
i,iend NoltoeF, Of the Erserpris, administer
IL Uslal sulphur remedy.
, 1875-06-19

OLYMPIA viii Hy the ever glorious bird
Of liberty on the fourth Of Jn!y-
, 1875-06-19

PgypLEroy will celebrate the fourth o:
Jaly.
, 1875-06-19
RACES! RACES! RACES!
OVER THE
New WaILa WaIIa Race Course,
COMMENCING
On MONDAY, July Jfh, 1875.
First Day-JuIy 5tl

hhSt
TROTTING RACE-M Mile Heats, three in five, free
I q. go.
First HOrse. s22j 90, Second Horse, sd 90
RUNNING RACE-Same day. half mile dash. free
4oi al Gisc--- -SlJO 10
FTst Horse, 800 90; Second Horse, $50 o.
, 1875-06-19
Second Day-JuIy 9Th,

SecOnd Day-JuIy 9Th.
TROTTING RACE-MiIe Heats three in five free
for all horses that have never beaten three iIln tes
= lou W
First Horse, Sl0o OOi Second Horse, $50 40.
RUNNING DASH-SaIne day, kalf-Inile heats, free
First Horse. 800 o.; Second Horse, $50 90.
, 1875-06-19

MATT CARPENTER, late L. :. Senator from
Wisconsin, has been testing his ability as a
newspaper writer, and after few weeks on
the Milwaukee SstuI concluded that writ
ing tar the press was not his tar'c. Matt
Carpenter is d smart lawyer, but writing for
the newspapers Is u little bit above his caibre'
, 1875-06-19

MASONRY. The J,tr.d TDs, published III
New York, Is jubilant over the spread of
masonry ia the United States, and thinks
that the highest praise bestowed upon the
fraternity is found in the unqualified denun-
citation and condemnation OF it 10y iutolerant
sncfs who shut their eyes against the enlight-
eminent and progress Of achievement aud think
tLa sun does ID, SHINE because their eyelids
are closed.
, 1875-06-19
NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS
OF THE
CITY of Lewiston, Idaho Territory.
UNITED STATES a PATENT

WHEREAS, I, HENRY W STANTON, Mayor
" Of the City Of Lewiston, Idaho Territory, have
, 1875-06-19

Wheat, Flour and Barley
per q 90 ss 90 IS % SO %
Flax Seed, Der ton-..---.-.- ) co IN % 10 "
Broom Corn, per ton weight 10 90 l. 20
Green Fruit and Vegetables,
per ton, fast freight--.---- : on 30 80
Wool, per pound. ! i
Hides each------.---.....- % - . .
Sheep and Calf Skins ,lale1
). 81 g %
, 1875-06-19

Live Stock Shipped 10 Portland.
From the different points the river. at the ioO'-
ing rates, owners risk:
, 1875-06-19
SSfCN F.c RATES,
20 fahs. effect March IL, 1875.
RATES oE EIGHT:

'aken nom the different points ON the river %
PORTLAND Ut the iollowin I.-t.s:
, 1875-04-21

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SteMufiibrun9 Der Oper ber vfsrei5hiib"
ipnrbe geftern wieber uor einem oeordnot
pollen Saule 9e9eben rnb mir fOnrsn
NIT letter ueberSeugung lascu. bab bieis
Nutubrung allen. anberen Sic Grone
oufleste. Iaes cling aitsgeaei6net BON
Statten. Serr 6iiber lam, beIier als
In leoer porber9ebenOen Mitffabrun9.
Sle Woli6lu9t 1T nod ME 10 por=
treflt@ 9eseben iuoroen. 9ie Gerippe
erre9ten ~aGsemeinen geifaa unb bic
Slike I'M S%intergrunbe mabten einen
ausgesei@neten Gfeft.
No9oem bcr8orbane oefallen, purbe
Serr Sie9el, Der Oirisent itiirmil6 ge=
rllfen, bod i9ien berielbe 10 iebr an9e=
ltren9t 5u lein, baB er bisier i6mei6el=
9often @uforoeruns nidt 6olse leiiten
fonnte.
Mit @tol3 fDnnen mir loesn,
oaB Die bier @o~rteGul.9en pieoer
ben al9emcinen Tut ben Die Seutl6en
ll6 bier 1don eriporben, mod erb0bt
baben, urlo oaB Der eroBen Musoauer
oes Siri9enten, 9err 81. Siesel lowie
aaen Wit1pirfenoen ui9t senug Sob se=
lpenoet lperoen fam. IS III cine mora.
ltlder GinHuB, Den oas Oeutlhtbum
tpieoer baonrd 9etponucn bat uno Der
Terein fann li6 obne 3asen in Die Geibe
Der gereine srDBerer Stl bte itelen, ipo
oosOeutlbtbum pieleiHt sebn poer mebr
mai 10 ltarf pertreten 1T, ais bier.
Wlr mb6ten %bebaupten, bab ~einaelne
Scenen Der Opern in Den saraen Ser.
Stoaten bon feipem l~ocialen 8erein 10
gut, BON ni9t profeilionellen @dngetr,
onr6geflbrt uuroen, als es Der 8erein
Nlr9lnia setban. 9ei iol9er Yeborte
li6tett Den Die Wit9lieber bes 8ereins
betpielen baben, fam 1ein @eoeiben nidt
ausbleiben nno feline Setrebungen mill
len bic i3Dniten Srii6ts fiji, Die 3ufunft
in lid tra9en. Sod lange wiro bas
@ellu9en uno Die quite Nuffii6ruas Der
Spern in Ger Grinnerung zines ieoen
Wait9lieoes bleiben.
, 1875-04-21

8oli5ei @eri9t. Solseno
5dlle famer eltern in Die em @eri9t
sur Bodybuilding:
0elia Smith, ansefla9t Is Gent Dor
Solep6 G9ni 9eitoblen 81 babe1, puroe
%entlalien.
Mar9uret Smitb, Srunfenbe!t, emit
loilen.
Morio &obinl Jon unb @ilfen open.
Ger, onsefla9t pe9en unebli4es 3ulam-
menleben, wuroen erltIalien.
Spbn &reasle ipuroc S. 9eItraft, mel
CT leine Srau 9eidIa9en.
@eorgiana 98iGiams, @eiebIbertre=
tuns uno unorOentli6es 8etrasen, 81
geltraft.
@iaiam g. Serb. ansriif ouf Ma-
rion 6rdntlin, entlalien.
Gbarles &ple ip,roe 50 seitraft. neil
er Die Gli5abetb Senrp 5u l@la9en se=
brobt bate.
g. $. 6arlep, anseflost cine eiierne
gfanne i'm @ertbe BON $25, Gigentbum
bes 8, %. MaIace, erbalten gu baben,
BON Der er uuBte, baB Oielelbe 9elioblen.
Ser pro5eB puroe bis auf Sonnerita flag
nerl9oben.
MnOreu 8elib, apseflaet in 8slib Ell
men 3anbfarren, imgSert6e bon $25, Su
ietn, BON benz er mubte- oab berleIbe se=
ftoblen. Ser &arren mar bas giseu=
tbum oes 9errn Iuguit Yoblig, Der i'm
Suriiderbielt. Ser an9efla9te wuroe ent
IaIIen.
, 1875-04-21
5tart Ni6mDno.

GtsrbIi9feitS- 8sri6t. So
fanpen pdbrsnp Der lssten @che q Spbe6-
fd0s b~isrisltlt ltatt, nGmlid: @eiBs l3; 8ar'
bise IA; Mdnnlid IA; @eiblib IS.
Mltsr-1 Gag Bis 30 3, 1 MUnat bis ga
3 Monat bis IL a, 1 Sabr biz 8 2, 3 Sab
bis 5 /, 5 Sabre bis 10 l. 1870 o, 20S
80 Q, 80 $40 3, 40 $50 $3.50
3, 60 SOP, 1870 q $3.50 0, rn-
befannt.
Stanb-2sbie is, @srbeiratbst 5, @it+
pel 2, @itwen 5, 1nbefanut y.
0eturtsprt - Ser. @taaten q, Deut1a.
lab 5rlanb Gn9lanb
@pbnuns-Stap 0, @arlbaa @arb 2,
SeFerlpn @arp 2, Mabtlun @aro 2, Mon.
pe BarD 2, @laY @arb 5, Sadipn Warb Z
Irmenbaus g., @taats @sfanenie .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @sr3ts "a, Coroner
0, 9patp IF 5saltb 3, irresulare Msrate.
s. q. @abstl, ~. ..
YrGibent r8carb pf 5ealtb."
, 1875-04-21
$2O,103,O3O
Mbnabme in 1874.

Nbnabme in 1S74...... $27426,77 ~
9ieraus eriiebt man, baB Der ginfluB
Der Smmi9ranten nit ibrem @eloe uno
Mrbeit ipel9er uts Bis babin Die @um=
men, Die mir na6 briben selanbt, un
unlere S6uloen 5u 5ablen, wieoer su=
riifgebra6t beinabe 9ana aufgebort
bat. 9ie Str6mun9 mad auben miro
itets 9r6ber uno Die mad innen itets se=
ringer. 9ieles ipri6t iebr sesen uns
uno wiro benielbm GinfluB auf oieles
Gono ausiben, iuie es frIber bel Srlano
9eldab. Sic 9rOben @runoltide
bort sebDrten bauptia6li@ 2euten
pel9e III England poer auf Dem Cons
tinent lebten. Die Mietben purben BON
Ngenten e~intalirt nno 9lei9 abselauot.
Sie Ginfiinfte BON Srlano lpuroen ou=
Berbalb bes 2anoes per5ebrt. Srlano
perarmte unb beinabe Die balbe 8ep6l=
ferun9 wanberte aug. Gbenlo muB bas
@elO, pel9e BON bier fo~rtseianot ,pirb,
cinen i9le6ten GinfluB aui Die 8erein.
Staaten ausiiben. @ir lino freili9
jin9er, 9r6Ber uno rei6er ole Srlanb,
ober bas perdnoert bic @runoiGBe
nt6t.
, 1875-04-21

Sranf 6rapne, ipel6er fiir5lib bier
I'M beaterg orlteauneen CAB uno ii@ ala
gutter S6iise Denies inoem er einen
Apfel pon ben &upfe ieiner 6rau i6ob
pertplnoete %sufdlig einem Mnseltelten
ST. Clifton in @oobs Sbeattr, Ginciu,
matt mo- CT iebt ipielt, inoem bic &usel
na9oem iis bur6 ben Npfsl sesansen,
BON Der Ylotte abpralte, uno in ben
SUB bes jnn9en Mannes brans. Man
befirbtet, oaB lein SUP absenommsn
tperOen muB.