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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24
WASHINGTON.
Passage Of the Resolution I'm.
dOPsing the Presidents
Louisiana Policy.
Decisions Of the supreme Court
0n liability Of Insurance
Companies.

WAsHINGToN, March 23,-rhe su'
prcme court to-day rendered decisions
inthe cases Of the United States w the
Home Insurance company aud the
United States VI the Southern lnHul-
unCe and Trust company, appeals nom
the commissioner OF claims, Ia these
Casps the question was whether the In
surunce companies having been char
tered by the state Of Georgia when IN
rebellion, have any legal existence,
The court holds that, rs the legislature
was the law making power Of n state
de facto, all enactmcuts not In actual
hostility to the constitution and union
of the states and not prohibited, must
he held TO have the force generally nc
corded to the action Of de iacto officers.
Any other doctrine, II Is said, would
work Unnecessary hardship upon the
people Of the states In re-
helli0n, without corresponding
benefit to the people Of the other
states and without any advantage to
the national government. The incor'
porting acts have no relation to any
Thing else than the domestic concerns
of the State and must be treated ms
valid In respect 10 another point
made in the case, that only persons
who could have given MD and comfort
TO the rebellion can sue under the cap
tured and abandoned property act,
and that corporations could not
have 80 aided the rebellion, it Is
ruled otherwise, that they could rs cor
pOratiOns have 80 aided, and that they
will ,be 50 tire ated. Justice Strong de-
livered the opinion.
Secretary Robson has gone to New
York for Il few days.
President Cow, of the Baltimore
and Ohio road, has reached Jackson
vile, Florida, in his travelling palace
car.
Glover has been confirmed postmas-
ter of Macon, Ga.
The discussion of Pardee's case wus
resumed in the senate to-day, Mr..
Conkling speaking one hour and II
half in opposition to his confirmation.
The vote in his case will be close.
1t is confidently expected that the
senate will adjourn sine die tomorrow
1t is understood that no more nomina-
lions will be made.
Mr.. Jones, of Florida, delivered n
speech in the senate to-day against the
Louisiana resolution.
Mr.. Anthony, who reported the
amended caucus resolution, gave no
tice that the senate would remain in
session until some conclusion was
reached. ~
Several amendments and modtiica-
tons were voted down, and the resolu-
ton finally passed by a vote Of thirty
three yeas to twenty-four nays.
Mr.. Booth, of California, was the
only republican who voted nay.
MIR. Hamilton, of Texas, did not oote.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24
AIR. u. q. BoGHL.
Candidate for Mayor

Having heard that you contemplate withr
drawing nom tbs held as n candidate 10
mag, We Wepld respectfully AJAX you not ~
do sni a. We have confidence Ia yOnT ABILITY
Ca iill the Oiilpe, With credit W our growing
Guy And with satisfaction W yourself Your
huhiiess quail nehllOnh are peculiarly nlled
iur the Oiiine, We wish nul mayer 10 b. q
sterling business man AMI not u mefe pOll-
llrlan, Wa VII, use on best ninfla " SECURE
Your eieotlOni believing you Va 10 the bukl
mMn lnI Ills nIllne lhAl llAh bnnn hnHAnhlel,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24
DALLAS, TEXAS, March 10, 1876.
Messrs. Wharton, Frank, Cluskey ant
others


Messrs. Wharton, Frank, Cluskey and
others XII
GnNrLEMEN--Your letter, with the very
large number of names upon 1t, requesting
me not to withdraw from the race for mayor
of Dallas, is very fiattering, and was receiv-
ed by me with great deal of pleasure. 1t
would be the greatest egotism for me not to
say it afforded me pleasure. l entered the
contest at the request Of large number CT
my friends and after once coming before the
people, 1 have never thought Of withdraw
ing from the field, and now your letter will
prohibit my doing 80. II my fiiends elect
me to the important ONCE, can only prom
Use that will give my undivided attention
to the duties incumbent upon me, and with
all my humble ability and skill will try and
do my duty. have cast my lot with the
people of Dallas for richer or poorer, for bet
ter or worse the glory of Dallas is my pride;
her prosperity my greatest desire. believe
that the finances of our city could be ma
terially improved, and her credit establish
ed. see no reason why our scrip should
be sold on the streets at thirty-fiv cents on
the dollar; II Is not necessary and not reas
reasonable. My opinion Is that people who
work for the city for n money consideration
should be paid In dollars and cents, and not
In almost worthless scrip. can only say
that every effort In my power shall be devot.
to the prosperity Of the people and city OF
Dallas.
jun ], q. BOGEL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24

Hundred and Thirty rEighi Thousand
Here Miles OF Territory,
New ioRK, March ~, The Mercury
has u Washington dispatch, alleging
that The excursion Of Senator Cameron
aud others, 10 Mexico, has for ils OBJ
lept the annexation, by purchase, u
The United Slate Of the northern states
Of that republic. Mexican authorities
are understood % have already apqui-
eseed In the transfer, the terms u
which are yet 10 be settled, The terri
tory proposed 10 be annexed II all that
part Of Mexico lying north Of the lilo
llapldO aud the Rio Grand0 De san
llng0, aud comprises the states OF So
nora, Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nueya,
Leon, ClrOl0a, Durango aud Narhlerns,
0ne'half Of Iamaullpas, One'third Of
JallheO, n small portion Of San liula l'O-
t0sl, and the territory Of lower Cnllfnr-
MIA, altogether about four hundred aud
lhlrty-elght thousand square miles Of
territory, aud over million aud half
population, Of whom less than half u
million are white aud the rest Indians
and mixed. The boundary line will
commence at the mouth Of the llapIdo,
following that river 10 liz source TO-
ward the town Of Plnos, ~ latitude 22
degrees 30 minutes, longitude lOl de-
grees 20 minutes thence 10 the source
Of the river Santiago, along The stream
t0lts mouth, The movement, II II I'M
derstood, originated with the Mexican
VINO desires 10 see this
sparsely settled country placed under u
power possessing the means Of enforc-
Ing order ameng lis population, and of
Inviting emIgrAllOn lhIlher.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24
ANDY JOIlNsON.


w hNsHt'hhh'hN dVNuNoH bH hoNtH'
ana Affairs.
NEW York, March 23.--1he Tribune
says Johnsons speech hardly meets
the inordlnate expectation formed Of
his talent, AZ an argument In the
Louisiana case, II compares lavorably
with Others. Johns0n's views on II
third term reflects on Grant aud Sheri-
dan, and will attract attention.
The Times says the speech was NOM
lnally on Grants course regarding
Louisiana, but really on the course and
achievements % Andrew johnson. II
was the same strain Of dislointed boast
ing, with occasional shrewd and blunt
points against his enemies.
The Herald thinks the speech will
make profound impression by reason
of its eNrnestness and courage. Viz
tually the speech Is an impeachment
Of the general government,
The World says the speech will Sc
cure attention to the political situation.
The Equitable Life Insurance com
pany, reported in New Jersey dis
patch, last week, as having failed, was
small cooperative association at
Elizabeth, New Jersey, and not the
Equitable company of New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24
New York.

NEW YORK, March %, Captain John
Mitchell, who left Liverpool before his
brothers. death, is here.
TheJuvenile Guardian society will sue
Holiday, assistant pastor of Plymouth
church, for scandal, for saying, as a
witness in the scandal trial, that the
society was humbug.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24
The9ailg4erald
Onice ia "Iieraid Hiaek," Corner 81
Main gHd Lamar streets, over iirsi
National hank, business ONCE
Front Itg0nl, Second slaFy,
WEDNESDAY MORslSG ~ MARCH 81,
TmE AEAImEn TODAY.

For the western gull states clear and
fair weather, soulherly winds shifting
TO westerly and noTlherly, lower tenn
pemlure aud falling followed by rising
hnrnmNler.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Arrest Of Sharkey For Attempting 10
Enter the Insurgent Lines.

HAVANA, March 29.-Sharkey was
arrested to-day under the name OF
Joseph Fox, with a British passport.
The passport.was stolen and the BRUSH
consul at Santiago de Cuba was ordered
not to interfere. 1t is surmised that
Sharkey intended to enter the insur,
gent lines. The parties who furnished
him money are known.
LONDON. March 23.-COunt De
Jonsac, French ambassador, is dead.
Bateinan, theatrical manager, Is
lnnd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24
Murdered.

Boston, March 23.-The object of the
person who murdered Mrs. Bingham
was robbery. The rings were taken
from her fingers, and the money rom
her person. The murderer gained &C.
cess by pretending to be water in
spectOr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24
Indiana EMcursiOnists.

New ORLEANS, March 23.-The In
diana excursionists left to-day via the
New Orleans, st. Louis and Chicago
railroad, for Jackson. Colonel Rivers
gave them hop at the st. Charles Ho-
tel last evening.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24
Moving Their Effects.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, March 23.-The
The water is falling, but the people be-
low are moving their effects to the
high lands.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24
MEXICAN EXCURSION.

Real obIeei ~ ii,s Visit ~ Senator 'am'
eren and Others 10 The land VI HE
A.lees-A seheme 10 Acquire four
Hundred and Thirty -Eighi Thousand
M0re Miles OF Territory,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-24
THE GALVESTON TIMES

Call at NJ. B. Franklin q Co. 8 and sub.
scribe for the Galveston Times, published
by LoUGHERY a VAN HORN. IL is straight
est paper IN the state. zsSm
, 1875-11-18

Or for s!x year,, the sum of...... 81, ,s61 tl64J
This docs nut aclnde my pe' bsble dsaetoucy That
may appear It the end Of tas Present fiscal ytar.
tho esinAte nade by tho Agent 1t He'd Cloud, a the
seaueat Of aud for tho Gofuusxoa arpro1tmAtes
\ correct statement. lts estimate IL follows:
[ARtpt 6lvtile's estimate made on . bast1 Of
about 4b000 ratlons, custng about t7t1,0u0 aud
which b. Win SLOWED 4 ttl1 q3oro tlap hsff II IL
ptoh4bs that tho Sa.!ons wilt be entirely exhAale 1t
ked Cloud y the lasko February middle Of March,
--surey by tbs last date. -...,
There appropriations hare Ill besn expended, excspt
tho&s for ths current hscal yuar,
OF this aggregate snu $3st' go. appropriated for
the last and current ascA' ysar oE subrsence cut
side Ut tho Treaty Of 1871 and appropriated solsly oa
tho ground ii CHARITY and hu.aR1,,y.
THE JlOut INDIAN As 4 fAaNER.
From iii tbs evidences derived from Agents, en-
ployes aud ths llliaus tcse SsA tue Coutnissou is
Ut 0pluion that sha annual Jaup Ut all the products
secured by cultivation Ut the ao by tho Ind1ns 1t
tbs aeyer4i Agencies, would no exceed A 0OJ rer AL
nun fur Tie tt1 years 1u this esttnse w do
Include tho pro4ucta Of tho SaptceA tbs XanrktunY
ucilAss u wuu.n reside the eioux dissertation. Aud
tho Conm.sion IL If opon that If tas present policy
IL cont3nued tho results o tho ne1t ak years viii NOT
differ materially fro tAo4e ot thu sast. Indeed tho
Commission very much doubt whether enough has
been T.lts3, Ia tls aggregate, te reimburse tho
annual appropriation nado Tor tho salaries md
rtnses Of tho Farmers employed by the Government
IL tho sA1inus ARruttcs. Tbs Cosnlnisssop caunot
Atate What st1rt auy has lten made 10 ludacs tie
Indi.ns to work at tho various Agsncies, other tLan
That found tn the published reports Nor can tl,sy
speak inlsNgeats Of tn passihal!ues, N!1h proper
, 1875-11-18

hnt yielded far IA 10 alIaw tho proposition to te
prrsttatt In tbs first iarsnce in the form proposed
BY the majority; and accordingly Tho Chairman
ssructct to IaAcn tho question Ltoro the IndAus in
thai farm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-25
8ermif0tes-
81 oihptIIe.T Semi. 20. Wfai.

= N2te Die v@eitl. 8oit" f[agt, mar
ct. &0nts am Iebten WabltGge unter
Der 9erri6aft 6es nteoerlten BDbeIS.
Giner BON Der ytattoualttGt gu ietn, Die
TIM Sabre 1861 st. Souls Dor ben Gebelz
len 9erettet bat, geniigte, UNI nit 0obr
un0 Eobbeit %iberbGuft 5I peroen. Sour
bas rubtge Nmftreten BET 9euti9en berz
binoerte mod melt S1limmereS. Nber
mas nidt ber6inbert tperben fonnte, mar:
Gtni0n1teru1g Der Sttmn1geber, Qn>
maBung bes 8abIrt6teramts obne ieoe
Gere0ti9ung, eroBartt9Iter, %offener Bee
trug NIT benz Sttmmfaiten, cine nit
Qiilfe Der Boli3ei 9egen Die 0eutl9en
ousgeibte S9redens9erri9aft.
Ser Granddaughter Bel ser fur6tbaz
ren S enerSbrn II It, tnel6e ant 20.
Weat in Dem pennIDlpauti6en Stdot6en
. sceola uitbete, fol- nt9t peniger
ais stpet Mtuionen Dollars ~betragen,
moron nnr Elm berbdLtniBmdBtg tleiner
Gbeil our6 Gerit@erung geOedt lit. 200
9duier Iie9en III Ni9e, 1900 Meni6en
1tlb obbaOlos. 9G Die Slammen AUDI
cine Strede Der Giienbabn 5erit0rten, TO
fonl1ten bic SenertDe6ren aus Der gta6z
barl6aft nut nit 0tilbe uno 3ettnerlult
na6 SSceola %gelan9en. Sic famen iez
bod nod re9t5ettig, um Die Gennbabn,
tpobin 1t6 cine WfenQe Wtenl6en gefn6z
tet bate uno Die berett3 BON Slammen
n,n5tIgelt unb unl5iingelt ipar, 81 retten.
0tetGseitig tDiitbete Elm fur6tbareS Teuer
in Dem bena0barten StGot9en t0autsz
bale. llno allettt bet oiclen 8rGnben
iiuO 40 WttIionen SUB 8Gubol5 5erlt0rt
tporoen.
- Nn6 bon geipalti9en IS a 81 un6
SrGnoen miro aus Der
prnniDlDanii9en 8erguerfSge9eno be-
ri1tet. Set Snop S6oe brennt Berg
inert Geo. 4. Die bena6barte Gtlenbabnz
Bride lit e6enfaaS gum Sbeile abges
brannt, ebenio cine betrG6tli1e 3abI
Gtlenbabnwa9en, 8ergtpsrfS9ebGu0e &C.
@roBe WalobrGlIbe miltben ~belon6srs
in Der @egeno BON BottSDiue. 0as
experimentation SIabtomn tit gang
lid abgebrannt. Qn0 Dtele Ber9leute IN
BET llmgegeno 1nbcn ibre 96uS4en eins
gebiiBt. Setber ltno otele 8rGnbe, tpe1tgs
items gum Sbeil, oa5 @erf bon 8ranOs
l%ttftern. SIN StGot6en SbenanooaD bat
MAJ eiten 8ranoittfter ab9efaBt, un0 eS
6ilbete it0 0aiel6it Elm 8tgtIan5zSomtte.
- Gtn Gb d euIt0er StGnO1I
ipteIt iebt in Snoianapolts. Ser 9trefs
tor bes bortt9en Eaubltummen Sniff
tutS. Elm BreSbpterianer @eiitlt9er, OtGs
mems McsSntDre, lit BON mebreren Seiz
ten eioli9 an9eflagt, Die bon t9n lett Is
Sa6ren befleioete 9treftorSiteae CUR
Nerfiibrung taubftummer Wtd0hen mtBz
brau@t su Daben. 9ai1elbe unb nod
Nergeres lDu burd einen frIberen 2ebrer
all Der 9tnitalt gei9eDen fetn. 0o9 ser
bel6uLbigte Director betbenert feline ltrs
f9uLo urlO BAT 2tbeufLa9en geeen Die lIrz
beber uno 8er0fentlt6er Der ~Nnfla9en,
namentLt9 ge9er oaS Blatt Sentinel"
erboben. O2it ben efelbaften Gin3eIbet>
ten wonen mir ben 2eier Deri6onen.
= @iue i6euBIt1e SDat pnrbe
bieIer Sage bel Grape. einen flint Dteiz
len bon Bb0nigDiue, 8a., entfernten
00rfden, an einem iungen WtdoGen,
gamens Wbitlep, bcsangen. Die Se11e
be5ielben, tDel6e oeutLi6e Spuren elneS
abl1euli1en 8erbrehe1s trug, D1roe
inter eiltem Slide gefunoen, ote SDren
tparen abgeihnttten nllo Der &opI lgteuS
LID ausert9tet. Sn Der gtGge oss 0aae
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-25
9te uGunSerbntew SrIoer" ut
0tiHosrt.
t. G0ntS, Is. MGt.

Die @roBIogc Der pSonosrbaren Britt
ber" BON WtiIiouri belt beute III st.
Souls ibre Sa6reSDerSanmlung ab. NuS
benz Bcri6tc Des 6efretdrS gebt berbor,
baB es in WtiHourt 284 nSOoz SetIotpS"z
2ogen nit 1865 Mit8lie0ern 9tebt. Die
Ginnabmen b~eliefen ii0 mdbreuo 6eS ber7
floiieneu 0erpaltungsiabreS alf 3d. 45
Dollars; an fronfc 8rilocr unb an bic
6interbltebenen Der 8eritorbenen tpur=
ben Sc, 2O5 Dollars auSbeaablt. Sn Der
6aiie iino 1884 Dollars uno ouf 9Dpoz
thefen ausoeliehen 298 $50 Dollars.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-25

@r ertpiberte oas Teuer, t00tete einen ser
8anbiteu, "bertputlbete eiren anoeren 1lno
ta6m ben ObetaufIeber elmer Der 8ieb<
b0fe @ortiua's gefanger.
Sobalb Der 9ebtere baonn borte, rift
er an oer SptBe BON 1856 Solodten na6
EeDtDrIa un0 forberte bon benz S0rfs
ri6ter Die IuSlteferung beS @efangenen,
uno erl1oB, ais oteiel6e tbn1 ~oertpeigert
tDar0, ben GreOtmo.
@eitern nun erDtelt CT aus Der 0aupt>
itabt ben 8efebI, iofort Dabin 81 foms
men, nm NedenIhaft iiber fem GDurt
ab5ule9en. tpeigerte lid a6er, Der Qufs
f0rDerung Solge ST letiten, inoem er Dem
9epeibentrd9er erflGrte, DaB er bereits
I'M ieinen 2t6l9teo eingefommen 1et.
Cuba.
Neip Notf, IS. Mfai.
Gin Brief bon !0aDarna Iagt, bdB
StroBeuraub II 0torb 10 iebr iiber6ano
neDnten, oaB Der 0eneraLltatt6alter, tpels
der ieIbit auf o~ffener StraBe UNI ieine
1lbr uno Settle i'm @ertbe bon 400 Dols
lars beraubt tpurbe, ben 8efe6l e~rlo11el1
bat, baB ibre 8eriiber III !3ufunft bon
ben Milit6rbeD0roen prD3ellirt Au0 be-
frat iuerDen ipllen.
9aS @raG Oes vG@tMer."
onbo1 II, 20. O2at.
Die S6iffspGnbe bes gS6iQer" itn6
bon Der See ein9eoritdt tporben uno baS
ben baS Sob, tpet6eS Der pert6bonite
She'll Der 2abung nar, unO Dabri0eine
LID cine OtcI0e 4ei6en beDeGt. Spren5
gurgeu tperoen iobalb ais m0gli9 Dorges
nouInlen tDerDer.
9tepz Oorf, Is. Wtai.
Son 2orb0n tpiro geueLoet, oaB man
iebt i'm 0on5en uugefGbr 1870 2ei6en bet
Den SciQoinieln 9~efunoen 6at, 0arunter
bic oeS WiIhelm Trabm BON 0a0enport,
Sa., (ein 8ruoer oeS 9eretteten Carl
Tra6m), Wfi6ael 6urleman bon Sigh
LAMB, ST., nnO Die DOn 0rn. uno Trau
GeonbarDt un0 Go6ter Don QugultG.,
Georgia.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-25
ieber zines iciner &inber unb idpammcn
ans Qanb; tbre Srauen nno Die beiOen
alloeren &tn6er aber ertranfen.
&a0e etues Snot1nerS.

ans EanD; tbre Sr1ue1 nno DIE betOen
alt0erer &tnber aber e%rtranfen.
&a0e etues SnotanerS.
Na{bptGGe, Gem, 20. 0tai.
@G6ren6 Der Giienbabnsug, nelher 70
ser fIr3Ii0 I'M Snoiaenr : Gerritorinnt
9efangen eenommenen HptDbGute mad
sSlDtioo ms 3u9tbau5 bringt. bente
Srii0 BEL Der 5 Wtetlen bon bier entfernz
ten Wfootlon Station anbtelt, ita6 elmer
beriel6en 3tpet ibnr aund9it itebenben
Solbaten ein W1eller in ben Geib nlo
ftieB ii1 oailelbe 6ann in bic etgene
Bruit. Die Hunoen Der SDloaten ftl0
unbeoeuteEb, Der Selbfm6rber ober
Dur0e, III ietne 0ede gebiiut, auf ben
8erron gelegt, nm allem Ani6Gine na6
in fir3eiter Sriit letnen 9etit Gnf3us
geben.
8r6mSe tn BetnSWInGnien.
3Drone, 8a.. 20. Ofat.
9as StGothen Osceola in Etoga
Gountb lit bon einem fur6tbGrenl1n9llld
beimgelu1t tuoroen. Oeute 8ormttta9
un II ll6r gettet1 Bic Sdsemii6Ie Der
,Dtoibannan Gurlber &c." in Bran6,
nno nngsfd6r IS Niiaionen SUP Baus
bol3 itanben baIO 1T beaen Slammen.
Sin ltarfer Bino trug SeuerbrGn6e
bon 3pet SUB SGnge nut bic Od6er Der
Dem untergange g~etDetbteu Staot nno
bal0 brarnte es an auen @noen. Son
ben 0ffentli6en @ebduoen iiub nur bic
fat6oliihe nn0 Die metbo6titIl6e STRIDE
iteben gebGieben. 8on ~Dterbunoert oduz
fern ltegen BOD stpei6unbert 1T Ql9e uno
Stp0Lfbunoert obo11lole Wteni6en muBz
ten III Die Gennba6n fliGten, tpo baS
Seuer ite balo bon alien Setten umgab.
GDrone, Ba., 81. Wtai.
SIN BEN @Gloern, neL1e baS ein9es
GI6erte O5ceolG% nntgeben, raft oaS Seuer
nit nngel6iDd0ter But9.
Sn 0SceDla Duroert ungefGbr 25O0Guz
fer 3erltDrt uno 400 Samilien ibreS Obz
oa9s beraubt. @roBes Sob gebilbrt benz
GiIenbabnbeamten 9. Moobs, bel1enGetz
itesgegenpart nnb berotl6em Wtutb bteIe
Der Nbgebrannten baS Seben b%er0anfen.
@r lteB cine Wtenge bon @itternagen
berbetbrtnaen, beluo bieielben init Wdnz
ner11, Sr0uelt unO &tnbern unb fubr
baum nit ra1enber @ei9iDtnotgfeit bur1
ben %breunenpen Walo lta1 B9iItpsburg.
Bierlnal mieoer6Dlte Ell 0as Wa9ltuG
NIB brabte auf oteIe 8etie ettpa eintouz
fenO Mieni6en aus Dem 8eret9 Der ges
fabr.
Das feds Mei[en bon Ssceo[a etts
fernte 9orf 0ouBoale nit 900 Ginfpobz
nern Iiegt ebenfaus in 2libe. 0aS Seuer
bat ben unter1aIb bieiem ite6enOen BalO
er9riffen un0 bate na6 ben IeBten yfa9z
ri9ten ben feds Mteilen tDeiter 8elegenen
TleGen 8arIonDine erret6t.
S1ie @hh1pUPt nor Henu5nInnuin Rnhn
brannt, 10 OaB bic 8eri9iffung pom Sob
len auf lGn9ere 3ett perbinoert lit.
8pn ben 9ta0barortf6aften itn6 2e>
bensmittel mad Ssceola o6gei6tdt tpors
ben uno Sammlungen tperoen fir Die
orflen Nbge6rannten beranltaItet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-25
GeLearapbi(0e gepe(0en.
SewtIGIauS.
(Sut 9aufe lester TSoGe an bic SGinois Staatsa
2eitnng teteeropbirt)
Berlin, Is. Sea

Die Grnim'f6e GngeIeeen6eit miro ant
!. SuLi in bOberer Snitan3 CUR 8erbanoz
lung fommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-25
GrtrMnfen.
3aneSn Wife. 81.

3NHe9btIIe, ., II. Wf0t.
Gtipa um s l1br ge1tern Nberos pur6e
eth Stabn, IN tuel6em ii1 Nlon5o eSadz
ion nit Trau unb Stpei &tnbern nnO @ls
bert Smith nit Tralt UNI Swet &inoern
befailoeit, pom oct StrDmun9 ben 0amm
hlHab gerillen. Die M6mner erfaBten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-25

8orte(ono, IS. Mlai.
Die NlfonIiiten baben beim Nlont=
nerrnt ciuen lpidtigen Sieg errlnger,
inDem iic Die felteI SteIuuger Der Gar
Iilten all leuem 8er8e mir etnen Ser
lutte Don nu 93 So0tcu uno Beriuunoez
ten cinungmsn.
WaOrt6, 20. O1ai.
Gin miniferieuer GriaB 5eigt an, bab
bic .3eiaiilr Die 9EaDlen Der Ueiebgebuna
GngcbrAcn i'll uIto OaB, bis oicle ltatl-
9efunpefS 9aben, Die 9reile aae Die Sers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-25

wv ~NdW31 -. WEWI.
OteGif0nii1e GaOauerte tit oil me6res
zen Runtten 5lpli6en &amar9o una Ata.
tamoraS i%tationirt iporoen.
Gin Die i'll UfeJito 1errf0eaoeu 3us
ltGloe fennaeitmenoerSorfa trug ii6 iii
Den jln9itcH G08en oil Der OreRSe 81, tn
ipelGDem Der Slrgerneilter BON Wtato.
nioraS, Der 0enerGl Gortilta cine A1oitot.
role ipteLtc. Giltem III Dee 9lG6e bon
HeDnorla ~aniGiltgeu GieDSiiDter y{ansens
1reDino mareH MeDrere Stld 8ieb Qcz
1foblen m0rDeu. ST. madte Die 9iGlbcr
auSiiuOig uno erfaunte IN i6nen Stnedtc
0e5 Generals, mcIWer lelblt ungebcpre
t~aroBentDeila SulammengeitOblcne 8ieD5
DeerOen belibt. &reDlQo forbcrtc Die
9tdlber auf, Inn Sim DorTri0ler Su fol-
gen, t%porauf pieletben nab ibm l9piieu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-25

=" ~ Il ttU a 81 ~ -O' "0'"F'
9einrt0 9ttef tpaDri6einLid Jtetfl 1T
tpegen oeS an Is. 05. OH SoDn SnlttD
be0an9enen Wloree5 bon Den @roBgee
ldlpprenen oe5 Wtorbc5 i'm eriten GRADE
ongeflagt luoroen. Die 8eDOlferlng Ders
uaDm bieie 9ta6ribt nit 8efrieotgun8,
pbpobl man ben Bruoer be5Gerbre6er5,
Safob Jtief, eil.en augelneln 9elD0Bten
8Hrger, beraLt0 b%ebGuert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-25

Fa1Iuna betreFenben Sragen beipre6en
borf. {i6 aber oler reIpefttptortgen 8eE
m~erfungen iiber Die neue StaatStorm 5n
ent1Qlten bot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-25
Sret &tnoer perorammt.
9maDa a, 9teb., Is, O2at.

8%ersanSenen SOnntag Nbenb cling ein
a1t W!etlen 0ftli6 Don Columbus wobs
nenOes @bepaar nit Nalnen McB6erlon
81 SreunOen auf Seiu9 lnb ticB feline
bier &tnber, bier, leds, Stp0lf unO biers
5eDn Sabre alt, oaein i'm 6auie suriiG.
~26dbreuo BET 9tbpelenbeit Der gltern
brdlnte lebtereS ab un6 orei oer &inber
fosnen III ben Tlaunmen I'M. 9a oas
9aus bon NuBen 1T 8rano serietb, 10
glanbt marY oaB es bon rudtoier Saro
Guge5iiuDet tDarb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-25

9L - y I y II. @gEUt4
Die RriTts in 8raiilien fOrbert nod
immer neue Spfer. 3u ben pgetra6ten"
8aufen ift Jest audi Die D9euti1sbraltlts
anilhe 8anf" bin3u8efommeu, Die Elm
einbesabltes &apital BON flint YiiIionen
Dollars bate, Uel6es grDBtentbeIlS
6amburger GapitaIiiteu 9eH0rte.