davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

Bic 8erfe in beItGnoigem 8etrieb gctDes
fen. Der angert9tete S60oeu lit Elm
beoeutenoer. Die 0anrmertpertt6tte,
meIhe bon benz Srte Der @rpl01tou ettDG
$50 SuS entferut lit, lpuroe gum SbeiI
eingeriilen, tnoem Elm 1900 BFuno I6ire7
rer She'll zines Geiiel5 oteieLbe traF. Sin
auoeres &elle(ititG, 600 Gfuno iGtper.
floq bur6 ba5 Dad DeS ctinG $50 TuB
entfernten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nno aerz
trimmerte bic WaiGtuerte fat DOuitGns
big.
ylidt geringen Sdrcd truaen Die Ses
tpobner zines sDeiltDfi9en 8obnbauIes
an Der MibIauo &uenue, nabe Der Mills
ftraBe bauon. Gin Is SUB LANCER un0 3
SUB breiter ReiieltbeiL tpuvDe ndmli6
gegen Die Soroerieite bes ertpG6nten
0auies, o5gLei6 basielbe 900 SUP BON
benz Srte, Oil benz bic GrploitOn ltatts
fano, e%ntfernt Ltegt, oefdIeuosrt uuo nit
entiebltbem @epraileL ltiir5te Die Wt0uer
suiammen. Der GtgentbImer oeS OauI
les beiBt Sanes 2DonS, ietu Berlult bez
trGgt ettp0 $4GO. Ser Seluobner oc5
GebGuoe5, MtuiarnNallace, bilBtc etnen
S6eil leiues W2obiliar5 i'm Bctr0ge BON
cttpa $3.50 Elm. 0liidli6ermetle tpur0e
BON ben i'm 6auie NntDelenoen, bic
idmmtli6 i'm tisfiteu S3taie Ia8en,
9ttentano nerlebt.
0as @obnbauS Sames @o!pers, elm
Nabbdrbaus bes ebeu erwdbnten, iDuroe
ebenfallS bon einem GOO Dtegenoen StIG
@iien eetrofTen uuO TAFT gGu5Li6 5critOrt.
Mu6 bier lagen Die Semobner, SObn
Wun9arin neblt ieiuer Tamltte, in ben
Betten, ullo wie our6 ein Buuoer ents
gingen iie iegLt6er 8erlebung. 0aS
&eiieLitiid iauite etipa eineu SuB an benz
Bette Wuu9aotns Doriiber, lcoo6 fanlen
bic tObtlt6 @rlhreften ale nit DetIer
| !Saut bapon- Der angeri9tc4e S0aoen
betrd9t $500.
3pei tGeinere 8obnbduler al Der 6ats
nesltraBe tpuroen Ourb ouf tic berabges
l6leuoerte trimmer Mnb GtIeaitlGe um
ie $50 bel6doigt.
Der Sdaoen Der @sIeui6aft betduft
| ii6 auf ettpa $25 900.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
Camp $ @teettnge2icoer 4nlt Gets
cas- Wsatftf.
(9tus Der &c. 9. Gtaats;eituno.)

SeOe gSeltitabt bat ibre Bldbe, mo- in
gar Dunoerbarem Gon9lomerat Die einz
2etmtl6e 8eo0lferung uno oas 3ugereilte
Contingent ftd nd9tli6ermeiie tummelt;
mo Die Sdranten fallen, meI0e Stanz
oesunEerl9!eo uno @onUenien3 auoers
marfs nuerlaBlt6 eri6etnen ~Iaiien; mo-
man BON ieinen nG9ereu 6efonuten ntdt
9erne 9eieben miro, uuo mo man ife bod,
3lItpetlen trtttt; uno mo man ais rubtoer
Seoba6ter gar mal6en @inblif oeutInt
IN oas 0etriebe Der Weltltaot uno man
DIES ibrer 9ebeimnilie fib offenbart
sans gene ct sans CONVEYANCE. Die jung
tie Der @eltitdote tit - pobl in fyoloe
tbrer bunt neutrality-suspicious. 8ep6ls
tsrung iDren dlteren Shweitern orii>
ben auf Der anberen Seite oes Sceaus
ebenbirtig III Der 3abL Der &Ofale, bic
unm09lt6 gu MAIDEN Die Sittenpo!iaet
tpObl rnterne9men mag, Die it6 aber ME
sa91s ansrOtteH IaiieH; ite gebDren eins
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
scr 1tehmarRt.

Gtn6Dteb.- Obmobt Die 3nfubren
gut maren, belhrdnfte IT'D Die ytatbtraGe
3iemli1 auf 2ofals unb &%erlen0erS
Ne6nuns nnD tparen Ereiie fir StOf
Steers uno Tcsoers Die 9eltrigen. Cine
itarte Nahfrage fano itatt mad Sol0raoo
uuo auten Stieren gum 8erl0tffen auf
9teu Norfer 9fe6uung. Breiie rangirs
ten 0 s. .60-3.35 fir 9ep0bnIi6e bis
oute RIbe; SIS. 3O-3.473 tIr Stofers
uuo Teeoers uno BON $4.25-4.75 fitr
ertra Colorado uno fir quite einbeimiine
Stiere gum 8eri6ifen. Der Wtarft
i6loB stemli0 itetts. Die 3ufubren
b~eliefen lid auf 352, bic &erfGufe auf
372 GtIG au obi9en Rreilen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

S6wetne. = Die 3ufubren tpnren
liberal uHb Breiie itetig unb feit. auf 8ers
TENDERS uno BaGers &ehnuns fir Iei6te
bis i6tpere, 9latte IL. EXTRA ausgetpG6lte
Grade. Yreile rangirten o $5. 5O-5.S5
fir getpD6nIi6e i6mere Bis Grtra=8Qrs
THEN, leibte @raoe 3u $5:60-5.75 gum
8erienben uno vBafinq~ 6ogs~. @eaen
S6[uB mar Der Marft itetig unb felt.
Die ridden 3ufu6ren ~betrugen 20, OH.
S6afe.-0er Marft mar ru5is unb
beitGnoig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
Sppoiitton, ftarfe SpYoSitton

ertparten mir in Der Denomination zines
neuen Yrtu3ips, zines neuen MeaS fir
bic 9eilun8 bon Sranfbeiten oeS 0alieS
oDer Der 2ungen, 9uitsn, @rfdltungen,
9eiierfeit unO Nus3ebruug. Or. S. s..
Wtc2ean's Suiten uno 2uueen 9eilenoe
&iigeL6en in 3l4 ~@beltnutltr., St.2oui5,
Broben per Yolt % Gts. 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
0eaeat @tnsp q dnma. moa biele[be

@e9em SN&p3@nts, mag bieieIbe
II l(eberanltrenguug. Iranf9eit ODER
irgenb elmer anoern llrIaAe %entltanDen
isin, litS 0enf'5 SEAWEED TONIC
eth mertbuole5 0eilmtttel. tpeldss Die
nabrenDen niso 2eben erbaltenbeu Gt9ens
i6often nieIer Naturprooufte entDGlt.
Cine eir3ige 6laide miro ieiuen Wert5
ais StGrfun99mitrel partbun. Brdpoz
rirt BON Or. $. p. 5henG & Son, pDi=
%lapepbia, ga. gu baben BET allen Apoa
fheferu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
9QS @ahLreSNLtGt

in Goot county lit nod INNER ni6t
antlih feltgeiteut. Die 8ablri6ter
iheinen IS 0iesmaI, 0b9Iet6 lbNer oGs
0eles in beionberem Nborud gelieFert
tDuroe, unb fie aIBeroem nod BON Sum
bestpegen angeitente S%uperotioren iber
fib batten, nm iie oil tbre Yflt6t gu
mabuen, beIonbers 0arauf abaeiehen
su baben, BET Sornabme Der 3d9lung
ODER in Der 9Lu5fertigung ibrer 8ert6te
Sormfebler Su begeben, ulo Der v8oar0
Of @anpoiiers". mill bieIe 8eri6te ni6t
Mertennen. Giu3elne 0eriel6en f0nnen
nod corrigtrt tperoen; aber III 81 Bee
lirten baben Die 9ti6ttr unterIafen, cine
ySaQD" 3u fiiDren, b. J.. iber 1eoeS cinz
seine Yotum Su1 81 fibren.
Seute gta6mittag ptro Der ySo1ro of
Ganpa1iers" [ber GountpzGIerf 6r. 2teb
nno Die Srteoensrt6ter Qaines ul1o
5amiul enti6eibeu, ob ct bas Gotum
iener Be3irfe mit5dbIen mill ODER ni@t.
Grtl6rt ct ii6 fir Iebteres, 10 tpitroen
our1 ibM iGmlntlide oemotratii0e SAM
btoaten fir Die @ountpdmter fir gez
1pdblt erflGrt merben. OaS freilt6
tpiro bic pirtli9 gepd1lten @anoiontcn
ni6t abbalten, tbr NuIt aNsutreteu,
nber IS tpiro ibnen unnDtbiee Wtibe unD
4usIagen peruria6em, benu tie millien
cine geri6tIide 3Gbluns Der Sttmmen
Der b%etreffenoen SeSirte be1ntr99en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

Site ttene Ncra! Sin neae5 Grim
sip! Gin neues 5eilmitteL, tpeI0es 2tuss
5ebrung. 9als1 uno 9uugen5Srantbeiten,
mte AUDI Grfaltun9en, 2itbma uno
8ron6itis beiIt,itno Or. S.6. Dtc2ean's
0uiten uro Sungen betIenDe Yiuen. -
Yrobe>S 6a6teln 25c per BOit. Or. s..
3. Dtc2ean'S Office. 3I4 Gbeitnut, 81.
&ouis, Wio. 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

Grf6ttmn9 oes SCOPES, Gatarrb,
tpirD turtrt bur6 Or. S. 3. Otc9san's
Gatarrb S6nupftabaf; oerleIbe beiIt
one Wurtoen uno Ausi6IGge. Hrobe=
S6a6teln so GtS. Or. S. s.. Mc2ean,
3l4 GDeitnut, st. Souls.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
Staot Gbna0o.

ST.. 9t. Stttott lit ben Der vSltnOis
Staats3eituuB" ais &etieuber angeiteut
porOen, unb beiu6t 9eaenpartig bic
Srte eutlaug Der Suinois Central 8abn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

S&tnorfDoIoen rtaapew atanG3eN
oos &cbea 33er Gu9t! Mohte bod
ieper 6GmorrboioarluS li@ belebren lais
len, Bog Or. Sjt5bte nab %iabreLangem
StuDium Der &ralfbeit IND ibrer bi5be=
riaen acknowledgement ein Wttttel,
ANA ESESs cntDe6t bat, toeIde5 in
Den alermeiten VGuen etne ~Doutdnoi8e
0stlung, in alien Sduen a6er cine
Gbiolute 2inoerun9 oeS Nelpen5 bers
bsifiibrt. Sbr ldbeLt u~n9lGubi9, ipsiL
Sud NebnIiGes loon 10 oft pom GD0r~
lOtancn er3dblt muroe. Boblan, pere
iud)et es uEo last Sud 70 it Ell T /
Don s. gteuitGoter & 60, Bog 1916,
Stem gorf, eEle Probe tounnen.
mo, init, Il, mo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

2lIs cts @etbna6tS0eId)ettf fur
SSremnOe 1T Seutf@laMo etgnet lt6
Der 9eutidzN meritaniihe GoIfss Salem
DER gang beionoers. SIR 80 @ents DirO
berielbe na6 irgenb etnem Gbetle bon
0euti9lano ooer Der S6pei3 oerienoet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
Scr
GaLettOer fsr OQS SSnUr 1872, berz

ausge9eben BON Der Staatss 3eitun0
Sob Brinttug So. lit iebt eribienen.
0erieIbe lit III Der Sfftce Der Stats
3eitung Sob Brinting So, SO 8iinfte
9lpe., @0ica8o. ionie bur9 aIe 8ubz
bGnoIer, 3eitnugsrra9er uno Golporteure
gu be3tebeH. Dtan leie Die betreffeuOe
Mnssi4e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

&Qgemeine 8eiitimmung lit alien
S6i0ten Der @eieuibait ftUb folsenOer
8nni9 oeS Ssrrn So4H O6malo, 9loiez
bile, Sacramento. Sal. -Sr. 0wgmff
Io~!g's s. hamburger &rOpfcst baben
ntr tpIe meinem Hartner uno etntgen
nlstnsr Ndbbarn tDuuoerbare Ojlfe gelei>
itet, mofiir mir uniern rerbinoliden
Oanf auaiprehen. Wjr 1offen unb
Ditnl0en, oaB ole %meltbuollen. &@ts=
Burger U@2etliegGz &S c0isieteaa III Der
gou3en QYelr gum BobL Der leioenoen
WtenlWDett DerDrettet IperDen mDgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

Or. Sames felt 81 Sabreu obsuaui owi benz ge3ieI.
bisier DeiIwiIienidaft gsitanoeu. filter uno %Grfabruns
lit non 9ro5er @tdti9teit bel @eBanotu1g Der psridtes
beneu igpbilitii6.u &ranfbeiten. Gemorrbda, &rippsr,
Gtrictnr II. !. n. miro in ~titrsettr .3sit sebeiIt. 0ss
@iehtItte S~tpiceu, nddttthe oaimeuer9ieBun8en.
pefdls burb Selbnbeilefan9 eutitsbeu unb S~mpOtsuj,
GusidIus i'm &eiidt SC. erseugeu. t6nuen e~benial5 In
TaIhsiter 3eir burd Die beitoetdnuten 0itttsl Der &et
cnrirt lpercen. Gin Eud iGr bic NiQioner, entbalteTS
AIes in Resug auf 9eidlettsfranPkelten, Die Ge6stmz
niiie oe5 Gei6le5ts[sbeHs uno oereu 6UIgeu, iCei sI bas
ben in Der 0iiice opsr sessn @utridtnu9 Don 10 Gents
fur FoitDortO. Saner, peIbe bic o%elifatcite Bcbdnep
lung, iOpte Rolt uno Eoqis perlauQeu, m0oen Id minb=
lid obsr fbriftlid meIpsn. ellie 9etddite coufbeutielI.
Or. Same5 hat 20 3immer RnD Barriers. @n eiue1n
&eiMde lie bt man unr ben 8Oetor. SiIces GtnuoeH DON
9 ubr Norqeu5 bis Z ubr Aoenos. G~ourtaes Don 10
bis IL lbr. COMPILATION tret; mnn iprede DOR ODER
i6retbs. 25aug ,iOup6 bap
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

1yuItlU lVkkuCl AlIllSA Ot4lu.O O. al ~ 1 .OO
iYair bis Nl5tpabl oo....... 5.75(M6 so
@eriu9es bis mitteI. oo..... 5.0O(05. so
&otbes Wtuter @rtra....... 4.75(N6. 90
6ancD Weltern Surtug GrtrQ 5.75(06. 90
0utes bis Mu5lDabl ........ 5.25(M5 so
@eringe5 bis Tatr 0o....... 4.5O(M5 90
AustpaDl bis 6dlcp UtInn... 6.25(@7.O0
@em0buliGeS bis gute5 90. 5.50(06. 90
@uteS bis Ud1cp Uttnu (Ba) 6.50(09.OO
NHoere Neutrality-suspicious.. 6.OO(G6 so
NuSmabl Sprtng Superfiues 3.5O(04.OO
IYalr bis 9Hte5 O......... 3.0O(03.25
@eringes MD gelpObHl. DO. 2.5OtQ3 %
NoggenmeDI ............ 3.65(93.9O
&~erfGufe: 200 BrlS. in 8artbien au
obl8en A5reilen.
Rlete-8erfGuFe: 20 Gonnen Az SO
an Der 8abn. 10 Sonneu all Der S0rie
3u 1925, 10 Ionnen Wiuter gSti3su I'll
SD.
s-&erfGufe: 10 Ionnen
3u $3.50 per &onne al Der BDrie.
Screening s-BertGaIe: | Gor All
So per Bu. all oer BQDn.
Nei3eu.-Sprtu8 geo. 2 mar 1pefu=
IatiD. &riegsn9@ri6ten BON europa
peruria6ten cine anfgere9te Stimmuns
i'm Marfte uno Preile iino i'm Stelaen.
go. 2 Spring 81 $l.ll4-l.l2 baar fir
regulGr mo $l.l2-l.l23 fir ,qiltseoQe"
3ufubrcn; $I.Il4-I.l2 fir yfoDember,
Sl.I23-l.14@ Iilr DECEMBER, $l.l3x-
1853 fir SaHuar. Jto. 3 Sprina Al
$I.lO33-l.O4. &Rsi0uB gu 923-93c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

Seoer Msonn, 6rau unb Set1o, ioQte
in oteier Sabres5eit Or. So. Mc2ean'S
StdrteubeS Goroial unD Elutretniger gez
brau9t tperben, oeun b~erielbe retni9t uno
ttGrft baS SLUT, ulo giebt 0eiunobeit
UNI StGrfe Dem gan3en &0rper ME an6
Dem SDitem- Or. S. $. Wtc2eGn's Ofz
flee, 3I4 @beifnut, ct. &ouis. 20
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

Isle bic 9ippen in 8epeguns seiebt
tper6en unb Die 8ruft ith ertpeitert, tpenu
bas beilenoe 0as bur6Sau9en eines9lo<
buIus sraeugt mirb bon Or. S. s.. We=
Sears 0uiten uno 2unge 6ctlenoem
@IobuIus. IS muB eingeatbmet werz
ben, ptrft Direct uno BELT Suiten, Gr=
fGltung uno g!usaebrung. Yrobes
S1a9teIn pet 8oit rs Gents. Or. S.
$. Mic2ean's Sfitce, 3l4 Gbeitnut St.,
ct. Qouig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

RrieTer unb goIfsreoner iubeIn;
Dteies neue Prtu3tp, Or. S. 9.WcSean's
0uitens uno &un9en=0eiItiigeI6eM, bettt
9eiierfeit, 9uiten, @rtdltuug uno
SbDinoinbt. Or. S. 8. Mc9san, 3l4
@beitnutitroBe, ct. QouiS. BrO6ei6a6z
teIn All 25 Sis. per SoIt. 5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

9e1et &rdu$hetten
uHo Observation-Disclosures
! berrIaGn beceutenoer
/ Dor, Gls uieGei6t ir9eno
; etne anoere &ranftbeit,
!. nno 6IIie oo9eQen Miro
. Drin9eno geiL6t. Meuu
: hir vehPr In ihrar CHI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
1er2tlidye @.n2eieen.
S.. cS50omes>
SOds 9oipitaI.
Gle TrAnttIn u.
@a1hingtOn
ctr,

Sf
@btcage. gu
gOm Staat se5Gra
teri gum 3pefe, Im
allen gtbet me n
NM d. DE n
& q betteH III
ihreu peribieoenQEs
itSsn uno ~compIictr.
ten SSormsu Die belts
m6gIidfte Sur auqe4
beiben gu Iaiien. VS.
lit aHoemetH in Der
AGtnnt bee1rInc. bda
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20
@5 CT e : e retSeA
Gbtcogo. II. Nohember l87

@btcogo. Il. Nobember 1875.
Sra 1t Standardization paz
rem ieit 81 zoe 3 100 81. nadh yietp0orf,
25c nab 8Oiten. l8c na0 Ybilaoelp6ia
lino lT3c uah Baltimore. SecIraGten
lparen flau. Gbarter5: Nad S5me0o-
Shooner NuIosfi, Goru 3u Sc. Yta6
8ulfalo-9rDpeuer Soobo, Corn auf
9urAraten. Nn5obI: 1900 8u. Goru.
3roeitofs.
Webl.-0ar in siamli9em 8e9ebr
bon StaotbGuoIern un0 Yretie ltetig al
foIgenoeN ~9totirungen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

Der Otatft lpar flau. Jfur neun
Tabr3euge maren bcute Woreen in Den
OoGS. 9tur pentge &dufer waren anz
tpe1eno un6 oie1e iebr 5uriiG0alteno.
g8ir nottren vBiecezStuif" gu $7.5O-8;
Grips IL. Nretter bon S7.75-l3.5O;
9atten $l.15-l.2 20; N"geiG9teS 6inoeln
fteti0 All S2--2. %.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

sd taHn ot3 cine
4 erfploretde NiebiSin
ge9eH yeberlsioeu,
: oobgennen IL. 4ers
oduune5beihipcTOsH
"'SilEamoRlS9 Lie
&c regulators
sbeitens enIpieplen.I
yslpis o. 8uuoer,
GbsT GIerf, 0bila=
SsIpBta EoItsO Office
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-20

llQnOI0HeU &uU, MIL DelI DIG OQiIlp=
WteettugsSteoer ge{ungsn iperOen. 0ic
3tuet Jtegerfna6en lin0 in Sir9tnten 9ez
boren ullO tragen Die 2ieoer por, Die lie
BET Den Camp Greetings i'll yOld Virgil
MIA" geb0rt. 9aS Sr6eiter ipielt yLe
sabre de mon perez, uno pie 0te9erjungeu
1iugen in DeMlelben Ioue, pie CT bel
Weettngs Iblib:
Is going up!
Saints and sinners, hear me cry,
See the heavenly lamb!
l IS going to climb up mighty high
To see the heavenly lambl
If you get thare before l do
To see the heavenly lamb,
Tell rs coming, too, to see the heavenly lamb,
1luo in ben @6orus ltimmt bic gauge
SuD0rer16aft, mGunli6 unO 1Detbll1,
nit ben TiiBen taftlndBig itampteno, eln:
Is going up, going up, going up,
Is going up, going up, way up,
rs going up, going up, way up,
To see the heavenly lamb.
Cine fur5e Bau1e, uno bds Or6efter
Ipislt eine Biece aus ella belle Helene,
5u Del0er etu gar tDunoerbarer eo1S
trait = Die Camp W2eettn8 : Singer II
Itimmen:
Down Camp Wilderness
You done spent one night away
Eating honey and drinking wine,
Don't that look like happy time?
Books and the bible are printed true,
I trust 1 got religion, too.
Then IS going to walk upon a sea Of glass,
Sea of glass all mingled with fire,
Sea of glass all mingled with fire;
Is going to join the God-heavenly choir.
Ginige 0ubeno Gampmeettn9> 2ie6er
tueroen auf oieie @eiie pOrQctragen, uno
Die %geIungene periifla9e erpedt auges
metnen SubeL inter Dem Rublifum, oas
3ulammen9eieBt lit aus @el6GftSleuten
Hnb NrbeItern. aus ApuotGten nno
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-06
The Cookies Once More.

The Philadelphia Ledger of the Goth
says: We see it stated that the son of
Henry D. Cooke, at Washington, has
recently paid to the comptroller Of the
currency sum sufficient to enable the
comptroller to declare a final dividend
to the creditors of the First National
Bank Of that city, of which the Cookies
were the principal stockholders. This
dividend, it is said, was in full for the
entire amount of the claims. The en-
tire Indebtedness having been paid,
the Cookies are released from the pen
alties of the National Banking law, and
almost simultaneously came the an
nouncement that the banking firm Of
Jay Cooke & Co. had been released
from bankruptcy. It is now said that
the Cookies ask that the right to reor-
organize the First National Bank of
the District Of Columbia be granted
them. TO this there would seem to be
no obstacle, and they may now so into
the banking business under the act of
Jan. IA, 1875, but whether they can
claim the old title is matter of con-
sideration in the Treasury Department.
1t is understood that the First Nation
al Bank of New York are the financial
hackers of the Cookies in their effort to
resume business.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-06

New York to Southampton, England,
on the 18th of May last. The letter
enclosed another, addressed to himself
at New York, which he requested the
postal agent at Yokohama to forward
to the United States via San Francisco.
by first steamer.
The letter arrived in England on
May Oath, and was then dispatched
via Brindisi, Alden (via Suez), Ceylon,
Singapore and Hongkong to Yokohama,
arriving there July 18th. From there
the inclosed letter addressed to the
writer) was forwarded by steamer,
leaving Yokohama on July 18th, and
arrived at San Francisco July 3lst {;
left San Francisco August 9th, having
accomplished the circumferaneous
journey in exactly lightweight days.
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Getting Her Out of the Mud.

a great many years ago, on one of
our Southwestern rivers, there was an
old skipper who had steamboat
which was sailing in shoal water and
got stuck in the mud. She was swung
around in the water, and there was no
chance to get her afoat, do what they
would. He was a very profane old
fellow, and everybody through the
country knew it. Suddenly an idea
struck him. He said to one of his
deck hands:
''You go up to the town and tell
them l have got religion, and that
want them to come down and hold a
prayer meeting On board.''
The deck hand went to the town and
spread the news. around, and. every
one being interested in the old skip
per's conversion, went down to hold
the prayer meeting. The old man was
standing ready to receive them, and
as they came down he said to every
man:
SEQ aft,'' and they all went aft until
there was great weight, and the end
that was fast in the mud got loose and
floated off. AS soon as the boat got
afoat the skipper said:
.'The meeting is over; jump
ashore -
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that the air currents do not affect it.
Its length is estimated at twelve miles,
and it's breadth at ten. No living man
ever has and probably never will be
able to reach the waters edge. It lies
silent, still and mysterious in the
bosom Of the everlasting hills, like a
huge we'll, scooped out by the hands of
the giant genii of the mountain in I'm.
known ages gone by, and around it the
primeval forests watch and ward are
keeping. A rifle fired into the water,
at an angle Of forty-6ve degrees, gave
a space of several seconds of time
from the report of the gun until the
ball struck the water. The lake is a
most remarkable curiosity
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A kentucky Giant and His Giantcss.
From Scribner for September.
From the Rochester Express.

From the Rochester Express.
There is an exhibition in a store on
State street, in this city, perhaps the
most remarkable couple in the world
{. man and woman who are giants in
stature. They are Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V.
Bates, whose home is now in Seville,
Medina county, Ohio. They are each
7 feet II IL inches in height, the hus.
band weighing 478 pounds, while the
wife weighs 4l3 pounds. The COM
mon-sized visitor, when placed be-
tween them, feels very much as Gull
liver must have felt when he fell
among the giants.
Mr., or Capt. Bates, as he is called,
is finely-proportioned man, of ruddy,
healthy-looking complication, straight
and military looking in his regimen
tails. His immense stature is not so
noticeable as that of his wife, who
seems almost awkward somehow on
account of her length, she being act
ually taller for a woman than he is for
a man. They are evidently people.
who, if not so wonderfully tall, would
be considered commonplace.
They are intelligent, however, and
the lady especially feels the awkward.
ness of her position as the object of
the curiosity and open-mouthed Won
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miles south OF Dover, on the a1st ult., by
which three men lost their lives and several
others were more or less injured. A steam
thresher on the farm OF C. B. G. Jones ex-
ploded its boiler, the supposed cause being
carelessness in permitting the water to get too
low. The engineer was repairing the pumps
at the time, and was blown ten rods from the
engine. His name was Bennett. Another
named G. Arnold was killed by q fragment Of
the boiler, and one unknown man also, who
was measuring, had his head blown off,
Everett Jones had his leg broken in two
places and his arm broken. The flesh was
torn from his thigh, besides receiving inter-
nal injuries. He will probably die. Several
other men were slightly hurt, though not
seriously. DR.. Stewart, of Winona, was
summoned at once and dressed the wounds.
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Sent Round the World.

Three months is a short time to
make a voyage around the world, even
for piece of paper. It has been &C.
complished, however, in little less
than three months. The United States
Mail, journal devoted to postal mat.
tiers, tells of gentleman residing in
the suburbs of New York, who recent
ly made an experiment. with a view to
ascertain how long it takes a letter to
travel round the world by mail.
He addressed letter to the United
States postal agent at Yokohama,
Japan. marked it ''via Brindisi," and
dispatched the same by steamer from
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Story Of q Golden Robin.

aLovers of birds will be interested in
the story of a golden robin in New
buryport that has been through quite
tragedy for small chap. While en-.
gagged with it's mate last week in build
ing their nest, which was suspended so
feet high, from an extreme branch of
an elm, his foot became entangled in a
piece of Irvine, which he was deity
weaving into the structure, and, losing
his balance, he dropped about two feet,
the length of his rope, and hung in
mid.air. The little rascal had lust
stolen the string from the grocery
steps near by, and retribution was sure
and swift, though he doubtless thought
hanging severe penalty for so small all
offense. He hung several hours, strug-
Cling till exhausted, to regain his nest,
his terrified mate futtering and scream
ing around him, and the spectators be-
low plying his fate, but unable to re-
lieve him. Finally tender-hearted
spectator came to the rescue with a
long ladder and a hooked pole. He as.
cended the tree and climbed along the
limb till he could reach the bird with
the hook, and, capturing him, brought
him down in safety. Robby's leg was
found to be badly broken and twisted.
Dr.. Hurd volunteered to set it, think
ing it might possibly be saved, though
in few days it was obvious that am
putation would be necessary, and the
Doctor performed it us skillfully as if
his patient had been a Christian, and
at third visit removed the bandages
and pronounced him all right. After
Robby had been stumping around his
place of confinement few days, his
kind protector caught his mate and re-
stored her to the bosom of her lord,
and now the little couple are the hap
piest of all the songsters that compose
his ''happy family
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Sunken Lake.

Sunkan Lake, in Florida, is a most
remarkable body of water. It is stu.
ated in the Cascade Mountains, about
seventy. five miles northwest from
Jacksonville. This lake rivals the fa-
nous valley of Sinbad the Sailor. It
is thought to average 1000 feet down
to the surface of the water all round.
The walls are almost perpendicular,
running down into the water, and
leaving no beech. The depth of the
water is unknown, and it's surface is
smooth and unruffied, and it lies so far
below the surface of the mountain