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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
THE BLACK HILLS.
ESraeH Halves, Just Arrived" COrrOb'
crates the Runners Of Indian Out
RACES in tie MinirIG Districts.

MINNEAPOLIS, May 29.-The Tribune
publishes this afternoon the following
facts from I9rSei 81 yves, just arrived,
this noon, from the Black Hills. He
cCrrobOrases the statements of the ru-
mors In regsrd TO The Indian scalpiBg
stories. and ad ls that they are net half
50 startling as the facts, He helped
bury persons killed by the Indians every
day. The bodies Of those murdered are
always found with six bullet holes and
six knife stabs in them, besides loss of
scalp, which they take eff by cutting the
head open In shape Of the letter V, from
the back OF the hesd down to the eyes,
which presents q heaTt-sickeniDg sight.
He had some nsrCow escapes. Ole par
ty OF them went out and were STACKED
by the redskins, but they were such
Door shots shat no harm was done. TIE
Indians are SIS thick IS flies around 8
molasaCs keg. Every party that at
temDts TO leave or enter the Hills are
ats cked, and more or less fall victims
To these davis ia humaa form. One
party OF twenty i've sttam pied to escape,
ard only one lived TO tell the story OF
hoa tney were butchered aad scslped.
NJ lre parties are having every day
than arrive in week; there are some
five thousand men in the Hills, among
whom there are probably iifty that a-e
making twenty dollars per daV, to one
thousand who make s dollar. Ole party
of eight men got their sluice going st
noon and worked till sundOwn, and
their total. earnings were e teen cent?.
There were siXty-tbTee men in his party
that went into the Hjils; seven men will
never return, and four men were lost
coming out. None OF his party returned
vito enough TO pay their expenses. The
cities that were the glory OF the Hills in
the stsIs are as dead as though they had
never existed. The best claims are alorg
Rapid creek and Dead wood. The best
claims were taken previous to January.
There are only two paying clsims on
Rapid creek; one of these turns cut
about two doll 3rs and half each day
Der man, AID the o.her about three dol
lars pss maE. Gains were sold in Dead-
wood previous to JaIu sIy FOX four To ou-
sand five hundred dollars.
Some fou, teen hundred pounds Of old
telsGrsnns recently disposed OF as waste
paDer by the Atlantic ard Pacific tele.
graph company, have been obtained in
New York By q congressional official
spd will be sent TO Washington for the
usanf the house naval committee. They
are said to contain the acknowledgements
Of A. q. Cst;ell ana George M. Robson
SIS an individual and as secr5tsIy, Jay
Cooke. MCullOch Il Co., and Individual
msmbsTs cf that firm duIirg the
months Of September and October, 1873.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
CLOSING RATES

Yes.srd1y i cotton and gold: Nsw
York, cg,t5n, II 1876; Memphis, IOJc
Nie10 York, 9 ID olose7 at Il2I; Mem.
Dkis, II2.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
ICE CREAM PARLOR-
Ice Cream Saloon.
ri .OPESINg OY 4. BgRTOS's sTAtD
Cor. Poplar a. cSFourth SIS.

THE purest Ice Cream served to order, for
4 individuals or families. satisfaction guar
anteed- Newly fitted par.ors for visltOTE.
Cakes, Candles, and general Cor fectiOus con
stantly on hand. Call and enjoy the cheap
and good luxury. Fairs and PiCniCs supplied
on accommOdstinz terms and at reduced
rates. Being supplied with the most complete
machinery we can manufacture one hundred
and forty gallons in twelve hours, and con-
sequently can and viii sell cheap. NV
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
THE MUSQUITO.
Josh Junior EnIfghiens Miss Flora
M'Flimsey as to the Origin, Habits,
Uses, ETC., of the 4" Profes-
siOnaI BilIer."

MY DEAR MISS M'FLIMsEY-At your
earnest solicitation, proceed to jostle
from memory q sample of the Billings
gate recently jcculated in this city by
my illustrious ancestor. spurn "the
servile path" of copying sword by wsrd,
and line by line," and hence furnish
from fancy what memory fails to sup
ply. Feeling ''thy power to Trace the
ways of highest agents," which, pray,
may never Peter out, am moved, most
excellent Flora, to write freely and fer.
vently, and trust to incubste with
prolifieness honoring to my noble pro-
genitor, and to deliver with the ease aud
grace peculiar to your worthy self, as ev-
idenced in the psrspicuous note before
me. For your edification, l introduce,
first,
THE MUsQUITO.
He appears on the stage Of subsistence
early in life, and, Minerva like, makes
his debut fully psnoplied. He is not
regularly born, nor eggsactly Matched;
he is first enveloped, then developed.
Coming from l1Troe, the laugh is always
on his side. Hence, he is funny fel.
low; ne tunnels rybody. His chief
gift is music; his taaent, pluck; his pro-
fession, billing; his capital. drill sue
tiOD-pump, backed by bellows-like
body, underpinned with six ghCstly
supporters, with six soLes. And, hence,
according to the multiplication table, he
bears three times the responsibilities Of
man, the biped having only two soles,
his occasional fraetion Of soaa more
being mere play of nature, so rare, or
so small, it canr OF enter into the calcu-
lation. Not 80 the musquito; with all
mis- soles, he enters anywhere; and he
may be calculated on to decinldte, aud
thrive wherever decimal fractions Of
soul sigh for relief, and puts to the blush
the mathematical axiom that "a point
is without magnitude or parts:" for he
lives, moves and has his being on points
solely He is noted for promptness, and
draws his 6Uing with piercing puDctusl-
ity; yet it cannot be said he earns it by
the sweat OF his brow. He is wiser; he
makes the living sweat as is plainly set
forth in the schoolooy's "HgtfHttic G
Lsy:"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
BANANAS!

SB O0e carload or 9OG suneass Ba-
na@ rs, Of ch0ieea1 quality, just received.
and for sale az unheard, of low prices, at
w a. R, - IN 8"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
The Hawaiian Treaty Business TO be In.
Testlgated-The Kerr Examination
"A Very Knowing Wit.
ness's Story.
He was Not "Sealped +" Himself, but
Thinks he has sScalped" the Demo-
cratic Party-His Story Dis.
credited by Leading
Republicans.
The Blaine Business Continued - The
"BlaiRe-up-a.Tree" Carieature Ex-
plained-Secretary Robe.
sons Letter-Etc,
rttE HAWAIIAN TREATY FRAup

TIRE HAWAIIAN TREATY FRAUD.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-The ways
and means committee hss begun the in
vestigstion concerning the statement in
the dispatches to the newspapers that
three hundred thousand dollars had been
paid to secure the passage of the Hi
waiisn treaty. Sam Ward and current
rumoT we've given as authority By the
correspondents. Ward has been LHm-
rooDed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30

sentatives:
SIR-Your letter of the twenty. fourth
instant has been received. In reply I
beg to say that the demand to be heard,
contained in my letter, was founded on
the reasons therein fully and specifically
stated, that said demand was not made
in response to the resolution of your
committee (Which you say was adopted
on the seventeenth instant as q mere
formal expression of the purpose enter
tanned by them from the institution of
the investigation, If such a course
should be necessary for the very conclu-
sive reason that that resolution had not
been made public, and was of course
unknown to me; nor am l even now
advised that the terms Of said resolution
apply to myself, because l have never
been informed that am implicated by
any proof taken before the committee,
and because, as far as can learn, of all
the witnesses examined in secret by
your committee-more than five
hundred-not one has been fund
bold enough to ssy word against my
personal honor and good faith. But not
being willing to stand on any question
of feeling or ceremony in this matter,
and knowing that an attempt to give
my appearance before your committee a
different character from that which
properly belongs to 1t will fail in the
Judgment Of q fAir-minded public,
hereby renew ny demand for 9 speedy
hearing, in Justification Of every matter
charged, and in refutstion of every false
inference that can possibly be made
and desire that the committee will be
pleased, at - early day az possible, to
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-30
OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
OFFICE OF OBS ERvArIoN.
MEMPAIs, May ~. lg7g I
WEATHER PROBAB1LITIEs.

h. N. LUDWIG. serEes
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-07-19
Rates of Advertising.

also is left, with as little interference
as possible, to individual discretion.
No great nationality ever yet perished
by the hands of its enemies. Its de.
struction was the result Of its own
weakness. Our progress has been un-
exampled, it may be without limit,
but empire, it has truly been said, is
not preserved by memories of the past,
nor is the future constructed out of
such stuff as dreams are made of. I'm
migration, emancipation, and central
ization, with their dangers to the State,
to the ballot-box, to trade and polity.
are realities; and their perilous ten.
denotes can only be averted by moral
manhood and citizen education. These
moral manhood and citizen education
are the two columns of our future
grandeur and stability, destined, may
we not hope to adorn, ennoble and
immorta'ize our hemisphere with un-
fading glory, orbed with the bow of
the peacs We have been contemplating;
beneath whose dazzling shads the
Thrones and dynasties of the world
will melt and fade away, and around
whose SUBMITS will burn, immortal
and undimmed, the true glories of
American citizenship, as it sheds it's
radiance on the "evening of the
world"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-07-19
w. c. CoBURN, N. D.,

physician 4 SURGEON offers his
L services to tho people of Forest Co.
Having had an experience of Twelve
Years in constant practice, DR.. Coburn
guarantees to give satisfaction. DIR. CO.
burn makes speciality of the treatment
OF Nasal, Throat, Lung and all other
Chronic or lingering diseases. Having
investigated all scientific methods of cure
ing disease and selected tho good from all
systems, he will guarantee relief or cure
in all cF1es where a cure is possible. No
Charge tor Consultation. All fees will be
reasonable. Professional visits made at
all hours. Parties al distance can con-
suit him by letter.
Office and Residence second building
below the Court House, Tionesta, Pa. Of
flee days Wednesdays and Saturdays. 25tl
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-07-19
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Lawrence House,

i GRAY, PnorRIEroR. This house
is centrally located. Everything new and
we'll furnished Superior accommoda-
tions and strict attention givon to guests.
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
in their season. Sample room for Com
mercial Agents.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-07-19
FOREST HOUSE,

O A. WARNER PROPRIETOR. Opposite
-. Court House, Tionesta, Pa. Just
opened Everything now and clean and
fresh. The best of liquors kept constantly
on hand. A portion of the public patron
age is respectfully solicited. 4-17-lY
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-07-19
CENTRAL HOUsE,

BONNER L. AGNEW. BLOCK. L.
ID AaNEw, Proprietor. This is now
mouse, and has just been fitted up for the
accommodation of the public. A portion
OF the patronage Of the public Is solicited.
A0-ly
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-07-19
Tionesfa House.

A NDREw WELLER, Proprietor. This
N house has been newly fitted up and is
now open for the accommodation of tho
publiS. Charges reasonable. 81 1y
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-07-19
Or. ]. L. Acomb,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, who has
L had fifteen years experience in large
and successful practice, will attend all
Professional Calls. Office in his Drug and
Grocery Store, located in Tidioute, near
Tidioute House.
IN HIS STORE WILL BE FOUND
A full assortment of Medicines, Liquors
"'o "T'oouuuco, cigars, Stationery, Glass, Paints,
OTIS, Cutlery, all of the best quality, and
will be sold At reasonable rates.
DIR. CHAS. o. DAY, an experienced
lPhvsician and Druggist from New York,
Sias charge of the Store. All prescriptions
houtup accurately.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-07-19

EEIT CARPETINGS, 35 cts. per yard.
Il FELT CEILING for rooms IN place oI
Plaster' FFLT ROOFING and SIDING.
For samples, address @. j. FAY, Camden,
New Jersey.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-07-19

TREE GIFT Of q Piano for distributing
our circulars address u. s. Piano Co.
$40 Broadway, New York. 81
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-05

Semperens. Sn Bottom babsn, iett ba'
@strdnfecerbctssfeB BON MaFuGuietts burd
eth lsbr frenses n9iesn3". @sfeb erftst TT
bic WtrttiGaften unb 9nstpsn UNI betnat'
700 absenommsn. SIM DECEMBER 1874, all
nod bas altf %rObttitip @sfsb In Geltunl
mar, CAB es tn Bottom 5000 Yldse, an BE-
men sstftss @etrdnts Ssrtauft purbsn, abe,
f6ot TIM SeptemSer 1875 MAI tore .3abl nur
nod 24S3. Die 3abl Der @erbaftunsen
tpssen Setrunsentett bstrus I'm Sabre 1875
UNI 20 @ro3ent peniser als TN Sabre 3usOr.
Der S@tptHnner. &6nis Yaul 8cstcn
fGwamm am letten Samfas In letnem
Sawtmmapparat BON AttOn mad ct. eOuts.
etne 9trsde ron Is Metlen. Gin Dampf
fGtf, pelAes etne sroee Nn3abt S6auluft'
ger an 8Orb Bate, futr Dem tlbnenS &pim.
r,er entsesen unb fclSte tbm In sertnser
Gn%tfernuns. 8opton perlisb @lton unl BALI
feds utr Morsens unb traf um bret ubr
NaGmtttags tn ct. Souls Elm. Cine sreei
golfsmense bate f& auf Der grlde uni
an, nfer 3u fetnsm Gmpfanse etnsefunben.
S@peines Snonfrie.- SnGtnetnnatt tpur,
ben felt benz l. Nopember In ben bcrtisen
@0telbdufern 493,367 @Hwetne eef&laGtet,
23,S2O Stad msbr als pdtrenb bes eOrref.
ponbtrenesn 3sttraumes bes 9oriatres.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-05
Sreeber @anframb.

@us @prtnefelb, MaGaGufetts, pirb pom
20. Sanuar bertGtet:
SIN Der NaGt pom Disnfas auf Mtttwod
lberielea masttrteaerle benSafirer ber8anl
In N~crtbbamptOn. MaG.. fnsbelten tbn, nab.
men tbu bic Sdlifel gun, ganfsepDlbe at
unb entnatmsn btefem @erttpaptere, bic
etnen @elammtwertb pon 67O,O 900 Dotars
baben fcten.
Gin fp6tertr 8ertGt iast Die &duber
bransen tn bic @ctnuns bes 8anffaFtrers
Wtttlefep unb fnebelten btefen unb feline
GnsetDrisen, I'm @an3sn feben gefonen.
Ste 3Uansen ben 8afirer, tbnen BITE
S&fdGet unb bic CUR Osfnuns bes e&toTes
bes @austf&ranfss nOtbtse @ustunft su ae.
Ben unb besaben f1. na6bem fs bic ;3ett
a%beewartet tatten, uu tpel6e Der Nadt.
wd9ter Der 8ant na69aufe su seben pFest,
etne 8a6e BEL ben@sfansenen 3uridlaFenb,
tn bic ganf, TOO Re unsefdtr bret @tunben
3ar Osfnuns bes @elbf&ranfs bau6tsn.
Ma6 etpa brsiRlnbtser @sfanssnf6uft-
bic @a&e bate f& ttren &ameraten pte.
Der ansefdlofen-setang es Der Srau @itt.
leiss, tbre etsenen 8anee 3u l6fen. wOrauf fe
bann RAID bic Stride serf6httt. rpel&e tbren
Mann unb bic ibrtsen M:tslieber Der Sa
Mile sefsFelt bielten. 9ebtsr1 elite fofort
mad Der 8anf, no er fanb. baB bic &dus
Ser fi6 NIT tbrer 8eute bereits entfernt Bat.
ten.
HaR Iaem, mas man Iber bic gepesun.
gen Der &iuber mad po1braAter Sbat In
g%rfabruns brtnsen fam. fdstnt es, bae 10.
rer feds Oser ptefIeiGt aud ane NIT BEN
una 6 ubr burdfabrenben 3use bic Stabt
Serlteben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-05

@tdeten tdtten trwerben tGnnsn. Bon Der
gstfltGer@ Ortteilen, beren fe id ~ erfreuer
taben Uerben, ferne BON ben Sdfern un6 Del
oersifteten @tmOsptdre tss Stabtlebens.
braufen MIR gar ni6t tu iprehen. Sbrt
&inber tcerpen als CUTE unb tusenobalt'
&atboltfsn aufma4fen; fe trerbsn fth er'
teben unb bic Gttern fssnen. pelde fe ~ BEL
9sinat braGtsn auf ben wettsn Gelbern bss
groben ptflt@en @ebtetss, wel6es Soft fa.
fe bsftmmt bate. SD babe NIT ptelen
Eauieneen fatbOltf6en Tarmsra tn Minne'
icta pertebrt uRb sefprO1en. Nan&erlei
tbetlten ie mir NIT BON ben gsftwerliHfet'
ten. bic lie In frlberen !3etten 3u beatten
tattsn. Iber tetnen Gtn,isea fOnnte Id
unter tbaen Tnten, Der mir sefast bdtte, er
bereue 70 beute, ta6 er f6 auf BEN 0anbe
anseitbelt. @as thinner fe frlter aus3u.
ttepsn p1tter, tebt oonten le NIT pantoaren1
9er3en Soft, bas fe Sarnter fnb.
Snbem Id battn tptrte, In Winnsfcta Ia,
ttoltfAe Gni~ebelunsen 3u sriinben, TT mein
san3er 8eweesrunb Der, bic ssttlt&e unb
eetfise Wsblfabrt Der @tawanberer su
f6rtern. SD m66te es niGt 70 ~pertanben
wtTen, ais tplrbe i'd babel bic &nfpriGe tr.
ssnb einss peRtiGen 9taatss uber einen
anbern erteben. @enn Id sesentpdrtts BET
metner Mittbetluns ausidlteelt6 bon Mtn.
nefcta iprede, 70 sefGtett es reBwesen, wei1
Id bic @ortbetle femme, bic es borbtetet, udb.
renp tG psrbdltntbmdbts tn, l1nsewifen bin
lber bic @usf6ten, bic infer Bolt In ante.
rem Staaten erparten. Wsnn i'd tn san3
belOnbsrer @stfe CUR Gtnwanberuns mad
Winnefota etnlabe, 70 sefGtebt es beetalb,
neil th bier unb nur Bier berielben gettanb
leiten tann. gerndbre tG, baB Sauienbe
BON Tamilten fur ii6 etne 9etrhat erwerben
t6nnten, NIT ben ndmltAsn @crtbstlen, nell
DE ptr barbteten-tn Sowa, MtGOurt Ober
0ebrGsfa = 70 plrbe es uatd ntdt utnber
freuen, als rpsnn fs tore 3elte lber btsYrat.
rten BON Mtnnefota %auflpannen tpirben.
Sd rerlanee 9etmf6tten Sdrmen
fur uniere armen gerbannten; we Der Ylas
eiefer 6etmfdtten fetn m6se, tf fur mid
gang une gar etneGrase BON untersscrbneter
8%ebeutune.
+Jobn Srclanb,
Goabiutcr BtidDf pDn ct. paul.
ct. @aaI, %. San, 1876.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-05
GenfraI Nerein.
Mus philadelphia:

Nus @tiiatelptta:
Wte bic NOrb &merita teri6tet, fanb
lsBten SUnntas NaGmittas In benz ct
Yeters G4ultaaie cine 3iemltA gut befu1tt
gerfammluns BON @tttsltetern btefer &C.
nleince itatt, um Mnmsloun9en BON folder
Tamtlien entsesen3unebmen, bic berett fnb,
Delesaten our 81, tn philadelphia abaubal'
tesren Notwithstanding bteies @eretna
aufsurebmen. NaGteM perr 8trGem ale
Trdfesnt bee Subcommittee ben Gesen.
fanb bes @setins auseinanberseiest uns
etntse Gnmelbunsen enteesensenomnaen
bate, ernannte man etn aus ben 6erren ST..
Stoa, M. SGmtss. 6. etttte, s. estbranbt.
3. BOD 'ter, CDR. SGwanebsrs unb Geb.
8lefsr deficiencies Committee, ur1 naGtrds.
Tide GnmelDunsen entaeeen3unebmen. Sc
fam bann aud bic am lssten Donnerfae
@benb In Nbam's Charlottesville gum 8efen
bteies @eretns a~bsetalteneS beaterporieauns
3ur @prc4e. weSu etne Mnsatl Sidets abse
ncnluen wurbe..uRb btiGlob man aud, tn
etnem Gem otsrsn 9tabtttetle ndber geleee.
men 2ofale cine dbnli&e Mbenbuntertaltung
.abaubalten unb betraute eth aus ii 6erren
deficiencies COMMITTEE nit ben ndbern IN.
falten boju. bas am ndGfen SOnntae tn
elmer In Der ct. 8ontfaetus. @emetnbe abju.
baltenren dtnlt&en 8erfammluns gerttt
abfatten foG.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-05
3005

Der Saikr Grans SOfepb BAT a bas uns
sarii&e @tntfertum etn eisenbdnbises
SGretben ssri&tet, In rel6em er ben Sob
Granj Deaf's bebuuert unb beFen @srbIenfe
ribmsnb seeentt. ,
Aus 8erltn pirb semslbet, tae Der
benz beuti&sn 8etGstase s~orltesenbe gcr.
f6las, In @Ofen bic beutfGs @pra&e 3ur
Gfrt&ts. unb amtsfpraGe 3u MAIDEN, bic
eOrttse 8eSOlteruns In srObs ~Gafrssuns
psriest BAT.
Die preusti&e Ycltset trift tbrsAnfaltsn,
I'm ieben 9clfsauFauf bet Gelesenbett Der
nd@fe Wo&e %erfclsenben Gntlafuns bss
Grabif4Ofs 2ebO&cwstt aus Der Suft su Der.
ttneern.
Der 8ei9stas BAT ben 3ufas gum Straf,
aslssbu&e serwcrfen, rrelGsr bas @nf6la.
gen BON gannbuten ubst. an ben &trGen.
tblren pnbtetet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-05
8ermiI6te Nahrt6ten.

Yarts, 80. San. usbsr bic teute fat.
sstabten @atlen Der SenatOren bur6 bic
@atleO1esten ltesen Na6rtdten aus afen
1betlen SranfretGs Dor, NIT &usnabnte pon
swet @atlbsjtrtsn bss Departments YuY be
Dome unb Der Gploaten. Go Fnb bsmnaG
eewdblt IS Wonarhtfen. IL 8Onapartifen,
90 &epubltfaner unb As, bic 1opobl ais
Ronar9tf.n wte ais Benaparttfsn be3et9.
net tperben.
SIN Yarts purben BET Der erfen Abftnt.
uauns bic BON @ambetta ocreefHlasenen
&epu6ltfaner Sresetnst, Sclatn unb 6srault
sew69lt, BET Der 3reiten gtetor 6uso unb
BET Der britten Der ,.unperf0tnltGs &abtfals"
Yeprat. Inter ben tn ben @~roptn3sn &c.
mdblten &epubtitansrn inb Stters, gbane.
mel 9leour, Ye1etan, Gnautros, De la
Grcir, Sapre, @ampont, Oscar be eafapstte
unb Geras.
Son ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paren er'
fOlsrsi6 @abpinstpn. Bentaupn, Der 9an.
belsmintfer be Meaur. Der Ttnan3mtntfer
Econ Sas. Der @tntfsr Der OfsntliGen Or.
beiten Gatlaur. be8roslte, Ganr0tert ,rAb.
nnirault unb Anbere. Buffet, Der Nintfsr
bes Snnsrn unb @iniferprdfpent, unb Der
5uft3mtntfer Dufaure ftnb unterleSen.
Die benz Wtnifertunt bes Snnern suss.
sansenen gertAn etaiGfjtren bic Genato.
rem wis fOlst. Bon Der Resteruns enpfob.
len l99 BON Der &esteruns Mot ernpfoble.
ne 8%onapartifen 8; &ubtfale unb Sreunbe
be politif Gantbetta's So, unb Mitstteber
bes ltnfen Gentruuas Is.
Aus Som rnelbet Der Selesrapb BON
%. Sanuar: SIN lebten Gonfaortum er.
nannte Der 9arf 3wetunb,wan3is 8tfG6fs,
barunter ben &sr. Sutss sum 8tf1Of BON
Y%tttsburs, pa.
nnsarn tat fetnen besabtefen @toats.
mann serlcrsn. Gin Selssrartrt BON Ofen
raelbet bas am 20. San. erfetste @tleben
ron Srana Deaf. Mls pdbrsnb Der Sts.
ing bes Ganstaess bte NaGrtGt etntraf, baB
Deaf ieiner &uFSfuns entsesensete, rsrtas'
te fG bas 6aus auf Der Steae.
Deaf mar am II. Sftcber 1903 sebpren,
aIf ben 9anstasen RON 1922 Satrer
Der 2eformpartet unb mad ben @6r3ersts.
ntGen Ypn 1S4S In 8atttpanYi's &:belen.
WintRertum S%nftsmtntfer, trait aber, na&'
benz am II. Septsntber 8Cfutb bte eeituns
Der unsarif&en A%nselesentetten ibernent.
men, aurad. SIM SABRE 1861 purte er
rpteber In ben Sanbtas sepdblt unb bra6te
ouf ben, I'm DECEMBER 1867 erSfnetsn 9anb.
tase yCrsebmltG ben @ussleta NIT Der &e.
aierung ;u Stance.
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Ctnlnbunu
al bic &atboltten bet Der. Staaten f@ neps
Setter Glnber.T ereia antni<eBen.

Dieter eble unb bS6f wt&ttse geretn fpn
es ntSsli4 MAIDEN, ben fatbcltfAen giesern
tn ben Ser. Staaten ;u S6ulen unb RtrGe
gu perbelfen, unb ben @dtern Der Gcnsresd.
ton bes Fl. Sciep9 bet3ufeben, bte fir berea
Seetentetl iorsen. Dies 9efhtebt babur6,
bag man etnen xbater an BITE DIRECTION tes
0eretns einienbet. Dur& btefe fletne @abe
ptrb man fur thinner etn Mttslteb beFelben.
Der 81. gater Bat btefen gerein burG etn
etssnes 8repe befdttet unb NIT ptelen @b,
ldHen berethert, Defenders uatt etneua bon.
fomnenen &btab In Der Sterbefunbe.-
1leferbtes ptrb wSGentlt6 etne bl. WeS
fir bic tebenber unb oerforbenen geretns.
9lseber unb berenSamilten selefen unb arpet.
NAL bes Sases bon ben Ne~serftnbern fur
fetbe sebetet. &atboltfen Don Mmertfd,
f6tteBt eub Stefent @ereine an unb fenbet
bic fleine Gabe anoerretlt ar Very Rev. F
Otto Jair, Vicar General and Pastor Of ct.
Johns German Catholic Church, Green
Street, Cincinnati rber an BITE Office bes
BabrbeitsfreunSes. Der bic 9enbuns betd.
ttst.
S. &. WentR9er,
NtfiOndr.