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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

Few railroads In the State are paying better in
proportion to their extent, than the Somerset Rail
road, extending from West Waterville to North
Arson. The trains are laden with freight and pas
sengers that now find an outlet by the way Of the
"back route" but which will be diverted to Au-
gusta, should the people open their eyes to the
golden opportunity and aid the building of the
little piece Of road from this city to West Water
vile. && "a ~N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
UTAH.
A Denial.

Salt Lake. April % Brigham Young says he
has no intention Of capturing the territorial gov
eminent of New Mexico. Nor is there any truth
in the reported settlement between himself and
Ann Eliza
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

Mr.. Gatchell's plan of business directory is so
popular that we understand he has been Obliged
to enlarge upon his original plan Of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

Rev. Mr.. Adams, who takes Mr.. Sanderson's
place at the Methodist church in this city, has been
settled in Pennington. 1t will be seen by the
appointments, published elsewhere, that Mr.. San
dcrson goes to Waterviile. We congratulate the
neonle there ON their good fortune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

Parties intending to attend the military reception
in Portland on Tuesday evening, May I'd, can have
excursion tickets at one fare the round trip, by
showing their invitations to the ticket agent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

We are Informed by the Superintendent, MIR.
Hamilton, that there are now thirteen persons In
the city aims house. -Four are able to assist IN
operations on the farm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
TENN ESSEE. :


Memphis, April Is. Jas. B. Kinton of North
Carolina, has been arrested here on charge Of de-
frsuding the Government in the tobacco tax. The
real object is to secure him as a witness against
the tobacco ring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

Mr.. j. w. Cross has an announcement in an
other column that should interest all who have not
yet made their spring purchases Of boots, shoes
and rubbers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

MONDAY, April Oath.
There are always important matters put off till
the last day of the term which the Judge must
hear and dispose of before final adjournment.
On this account Judge Libbcy has been detained
here to-day when be should have been on the
road TO Washington county to be in season to open
court in Calais to-morrow. He sat during the
forenoon busly despatching all sorts of motions,
and then adjourned the court till Friday morning
next at ten o'clock. The adjournment is rendered
necessary to enable Judge Danforth to dispose of
certain business left unfinished whilst he was pre-
siding here He is now holding term at Bath,
and if he cannot attend Friday, the Sheriff will
adjourn from day to day until he can.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati, April rs. 1879
PORK-$22 25-a22 25.
LARD-sIeam l3hal3A kettle, l3Hgl4&.
BULK MEATS-shOulders 81 a.; clear RID sides
ia clear sides -gllh.
BACON-shoulders 9< g.; clear rib sides l2S
a.; clear sides 12T913-.
WHISkEY--l07u.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

Mr.. Joseph Fuller of Brunswick, the well known
bridge builder died at his home on Thursday last,
aged about 60 years. He had been i'll for some
time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
WYOMING TERRITORY.
Militia, v.

Fort Laramie. April %. Orders have been is
sued to the commanding officer al Fort Laramie to
as far as possible protect travellers between that
point and Custer City, but his present force is in
adequate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
MEXICO.
The Mexican Revolution.

Galveston, April %. The News special from
Ringgold barracks to- day, says Gen. Fuero, with
5000 federal troops, Is route from Monterey for
Mier. Quiroga viii hold Monterey. Fuero will
doubtless meet Daz's forces at Mier at Cam.
argo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
Gan ADA.
Personal.

Montreal, April 25. 1t is understood that Hon.
MIR. Church will leave for Europe next month, to
negotiate for the authorized provincial loan Of
81 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

Put up the hens, or there'll be neighborhoot
rows all round.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

The census has just been taken of the scholars
in the village school district of this city, and it is
found that the whole number between four and
twenty -one years of age, is 1904. Last year the
census showed 1850 scholars. We will not under
take to say how far parents are responsible for this
falling off. The census was taken by Mr.. VIM.
A. Holmes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
DELAW ARE.
Dedication.

Wilmington, April Is. DIR. Nolan, for some
years United States collector at this place, is de-
faulter in s., 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

Arrived yesterday, schooner Gov. Cony, Capt
Ridley, with nails for S. s. Brooks e. Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
NEW JERSEY.


New York, April Is. The Metropolitan hotel,
at Long Branch, was totally destroyed by fire to-
night. Th9 loss is estimated at $4,000; insured
1886 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
ALABAM A.
M urder.

Tuscaloosa, April 25. E. T. Fitch of New
Haven, Ct, in fit of delirium, at this place, cut
his wifes throat with razor killing her instant
ly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
CONNIE CT'ICUT.
Obituary..

Obituary.
Hartford, April 25 Edward III. Perkins, a
prominent citizen of Hartford, and partner in the
banking house OF Geo. p. Bssell & Co, died this
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

Even the best of judges fail in their Judgment
sometimes. Lat fall, when 1t was known that the
potato crop had fallen off considerably, the farmers
thought " they would only hold on to their super
fuous crop, there would be large and profitable
advance by spring. But we find that in some
parts of Kenncbec County, and especially in the
upper Somerset, that potatoes fail to find ready
market. The farmers are feeding them to their
cattle, it not paying to haul them to market.
Mr.. S. S. Bunker Of North Arson, put down
twelve acres to potatoes last year. and if the sea-
son and the demand had been in any respect what
was anticipated last fall he would have made a
handsome profit, and the large producers are af-
fected the same way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

One of our correspondents writes us that DIR. l..
j. Croker of Augusta, assisted by his brother,
DR.. P. A. Crocfer Of South China, DIR. Webster
of Augusta, and DR.. Bolster of China, recently
removed q monstrous ovarian tumor from the
bowels of Mrs. James Boynton of Palermo. The
tumor weighed between sixty and seventy pounds.
The operation had to be performed to save the life
of the patient, who had been tapped and infam'
nation was setting in. The operation was per-
formed on Thursday. Goth inst Yesterday the
patient was in fine condition, with every prospect
of rapid recovery. Either DR.. Croker his
brother has been constantly with the patient since
the operation &as performed. Mrs. Boynton is
81 years Of age.
Professional men and monied men, and tthc.s
Who hsxs property to be taxed not visible to the
naked eve are reminded that this is the last week
the Assessors will be in session at the Adermen's
room, for the purpose of receiving lists of taxable
property and administering oaths relating thereto.
The assessors have waited patiently in their room
for these gentlemen to come, but they dc not ap-
pear in very large numbers, to say the least. They
should remember that the taxes will be laid, never
theless and if they fail to hand in certified lists Of
their properly, they are sure to be doomed, and
without these certificates statements, there can
be NO appeal to the county commissioners from
the decision of the assessors, who in the absence
of any facts to the contrary are obliged to form
their own opinions in regard to the property
held.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL
Boston stock List.

Boston stock List.
Boston. April IS, 1876.
[Sales at the Brokers' Eoard.l
Eastern Railroad llAaI2-
Boston v Maine railroad alloy
Portland. Saco Il Portsmouth a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

Weather Probabilities for To-day.
For the Middle and New England States.
stationary barometer, cooler, northwest winds and
cloudy weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

Elder J. J. Kennedy of Chelsea, is in his seven
ty,eighth year. He says he has voted for every
President since he was one and twenty, and al
though he is quite old and feeble now, hopes to
live to vote for James q. Blaine as President.
We trust that he may live to see that happy day,
and then he may say with Simeon Of old, Now
lettest thou thy servant depart in peace"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

"Are We to have celebration of the Fourth Of
July in Augusta, this Centennial year :"is ques
ton that has been often asked quite recently, but
10 satisfactory response can be made. As yet, no
appropriation has been made for the object by the
city government. We think they would be fully
sustained in SO doing Can't we afford to celebrate
once in q hundred yearsi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26

The Berger Family and Sol Smith Russell, APP
pear the second time this season, at Granite Hall,
on Tuesday evening next. May ID. We know
this a.nouncement viii greatly please all who had
the pleasure Of attending their entertainment last
February. A full house may be expected this
time. The sale of reserved seats will begin next
Thursday at the Eastern Express office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-04-26
Conference Appointmenss.

The following appointments were made 1t The
recent session Of the Maine Methodist Conference
at Lewiston:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-10-20
Die lssSe9su oct @efaaftsfodus,e.

GaS icgenaunte Gilbert &omlte, D. +. bSS
UOm leglen @OngrCB clngelCstc @omitc,
wtlteS Hit Der llntcsindun9 Der Silberfrooc
bctraIl lit, bQt sin Siytuldr a. @sibQitSleute,
SanfierS II. /. 10. GCrid]tet, in weldem per-
Ihieoene 6rQSeu enthalten Iino, OCreu Seants
mortung Die E0iuug Der Nrage, nit melter
Itdl Die &ommliiion beid3Gitigt, erlei6tert.
S1err s. g. Dt0ore, Ger beiannte StotiIti.
fer, hat III Gtner 0Iethe BON Offtntllhcu grie.
fen b!eie 6ragen III Ger gCiitruGen uno qeoie,
9CEen &eiis, ipeldle ale Arbciten o;eicS 6rrrn
auS;eid)utt, beantmortct. Sou beionoerem
urO fins algeneine Yu6lifum hobem Snte.
reiie 1T iclue Nntwort GHf bic ltd)ste 6raQc
- 2Geldeu llradjeu 1T Die @lhQft8lfoduna,
faaS cine iold)e erIIttrt, Su5uihrCiben?" g8r
tbellen 0grruNfOore'S AHT9t,u D0riibcr nat.
io!9enD au8iIErlt6 nit. gr ia9t: .5h itreibe
Die 2tleterlage o:S 0anoelS, Der 6lnau;eu
un0 0eidldile Der Gcretuig:eu Staaten fol.
genOeu urildcn III: l. Der lleberqiir,uua I'M
panoelr Der SeGi6UeH0ung in ben 2tu50Qben
aui allen gSe9en ceS %eb2a6; 2. BEN unein.
lDstalen, ltets id)maItenotu YapicrgcIO unb 3.
ben uniinntgeu 30lIdBeu, ipwIe Der unuiibcu
bOben 8elteueruuJ uuo Der @ei9GtSltodHna
in aien &beileu Der gSelt. SD merOe Oiei,
brei llriadeu fategorii1 er6rten.
1.0te Il eber t 5anOcI
a.. 2Il5 Der Srieg i'll Oeu Sabren 1865 unb
1866 bceubigt mar, mar eir&bctl 0erlluion, ,Oe1
Sieen, tbatld4Itd rulHlrt, TGbrcnO Ocr gtor.
Oen unp 9tOrbweitcn it6 II idleinbareu &eid.
tbiimern udlSten. @inea pl0BlAenJieihtbum
pou 81. 500 .UO0.GO0 hattie DegSrlt9 angebGuIt
IN 6ifintli6sn SdjnlocE HuO uneinl0s6lrcrI
papiergelO 5eifetsnp. llngeiuuO, pie Oielsl
Berg uOn SAulben nor, luar er ntGtsoeito
meuIJsr Serm0geu, mo jeue, pei1e Boncs
nuO @reeubad5 beiBeu, iinO reid. IS ii
feline Srage, rag bic boheH Yrele, ptld)e nah
rsnO 6es 8tiegeS InO bis gum Sabre 1873 BE-
fanOen, Die ungebenrsH PrOiite, tueI9e il
allen @ei9aiten 9sma4t rurpen, in Der Ra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-10-20
SserForets0e SyeueeS 6gunIt tta
&D&tSOtuc, SEP.

Eout6 0tlle, &g., II. Stt. - Die oer-
berrenote BcucrSblunlt, meId]e ieit bieleu
5obren 0ieie StaOt batmiubte, brad Inn l
llbr beute NorJen aus. Da8 Teuer eutItauD
III Dem &lel0Crlaoelt Ger 60. lSedlt & S5arrtS
uno oerbrettste lt1 pon bort euf $orn. 9apiS
3GOeu'5 Spultuoienbanolung, GarIon &
Nanep8 SpciercllaOeu uno pm. VI. Qepn's
&Ielcerhan0lung. Sammtlid)e oieIer Qofale
reprdieutrten bcoeutsuoe @u9ro8z@aid1ite
uno bcfanOcu ii6 aue III eInem Der Htrma
Gborner & GOmp. in Cincinnati qeb6rioeu
9loBen Gel4aft5gebaure. l9ie Tlommeu
lprdu9eu aui Die QH0ere Sete Der Gtrni3p
itb3r IM0 er9rtIcu ctu 9egeuuberlieaenSCs
0dlicrgeOierte. 0d5 yQnrQuOer 6Ctel e"
Se0. lS. QSlt5' SQummOQs mo 6obnf8z
Magazine, s. .SaOIer'5 GlienmaQrenlaocu,
DIE y6au9 Gltg -!Gt0belTobrlf" mo Qn0ere ST.
bduOe mur0en Su ciuem be0cuteuOcn Getrane
bCld)dOlat. Ser 8crluit MIRO iidl adf iiter
100000 belauitu.
9Q8 &borner'idje @eibdft8Qeb6uSe uurbe
oon 0rn. Sam. Gboruer in CINCINNATI erz
baut unO mar uuAefdhg $3.50, 900 merth: bal
elbe ut tiir $4,000 Uetiid)at. Der &erluit
oe8 9rn. @eO. Us. g8ids 1T 9arinq unb Ourt
Serlt9erung i'm 2Betrage pen $25 900 boil.
liGuOtg gcoCdt. 008 y2llcran0er 6otI"
wXrOe aui 100000 gsifaet uno lit 5u s2O,-
600 ueritAert. u. ErUg & Comp, SIetber.
Gambler, Ucrlleren 2SaareH i'm g9ertbe BON
SIS0,000, pcId)e 81 $35, 600 ueriidert Tno.
Ser &rlnt Der Spe;ereibduoler &ariou, OQz
mel & Comp. an gSQ0reu betragt 100000,
Die Seritfsrung $4,000. Der 8erlult Der
6irmG 0cUts GtOtn, SpirituoicuhGuOlerB
beIduit nd auf $4,000 uuo TT u0Qtq uerit.
Gut. SraHoeiSr SaurGu8 & Comp. Baum.
moubGuOler, Ucrlirrea g8aaren i'm gEertbe
BON $4,000, O0uig ucriid)ert. SegUier &
Comps Serlun 1T 9ering. 5arris & 6ecbt,
3letoerhiuoler, OerljGrtu 2SQarcn i'm 8etrQoe
Don 100000, 6eriiaeruug $4,000. Gie
librtgen &2rIuite ituO nod ntdJt ermtttclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-10-20

9llein oieielbe betpeift beiier, ol8 ale anNercn,
iuie bic @eidGit5leutc Die polttlidle Gage Gui-
fuiien. sic ieben, mte Die meiteu tbrer &iit
biir9Cr, eir, oaB c8 an Der 3ett 1T, cas- cute
@iuuern@bmen nit Uem Siioen lu;e0er ber3us
itellen, mo oaB Dies uEter neutrality-suspicious.
id]ledteroin9s unnlDgiih III, mell-roie auh
Stlpatrif III ielnem Brleie an SlpeS rldtia
bemerfte, e,-eine 6ortoauer ietttOueueu 6alieS
nHo Argpobns 3ur 5aGttung Der republitanI=
lden Bartei abiolut nOtbwenolg gemor0en lit.
an9eiIdts iold)er 2luii6ten 1T eS nlft 5u
berpunOern, OaB @eidGft3leutc uud) Den BON
Oteien SCltonerSapitutliteu uuO Oieleu Newt5=
toner 6abrltanten nieOergelegtan GrunOiGbcn
banbelu. sic eben elm, paB S'loen'S @rs
mdblung 0uiielbe teOeutet, mas IN TEN agf
oenl SllOenz8 Banner Dor unercm @ert6t6bnue
ltebenOCn &O=ten: y9sefcrm mo 6rIeOe"
auSgeoriidt lit, uHO oaB DER 6erItelluug ocS
SriebenS unO Der @ieoerbefeitigun9 rerllnion
audl stne gSeOerbelebun9 oe8 @eid]dites uuo
Der BrolperttGt i'm gau3en ganOe fOlgcH miro.
2SIe Elm rcpublifaniider @ei9ditSmann in
unIerer @egenpart Dor eini9en &agen iehr
ridtt9 bemerite: 00ie ein5tge 2lu8itdlt, bic
lem eaolcien @ei9mdB Dcu Srte9 uaO lii.
ruben Elm 3tet Su ie6en, beitebt II Der ST.
mdblung &tIOcu'5, unO idI merOc ceSbalb fir
i'm lttmmeH."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-10-20
SeIegrop5iiGBe 9eFei9ea
Sic SitWatt0n In S008GnroIima
Gorrwpte @lnitrenGuneeu Der RaS;faleu gus
0lettl;n9 ses @taateS fi.r lire 0artci.

9telU . orf, II. Sft.-@iu @oweiyouz
bert Oe8 nQeralo" id)reibt aus Columbia,
S..@., unterm 16. Sttober ,9a5 8erfQb-
reu beS Sun0e5marl6aG5 Nn0 oGS 8eSirt8>
2lnmait8 beUctitn tlar, OQB oieiIben eineu
3ulGmnltnroB 5mldeH Den 8iirgern cnlcr-
leltS uuo ben SuHOesurppen mo Uiarid)Gl.
len aunerCrttt8 bcrbel3ufibren piuiten, I'M
0en @ou0erneur o0er Dem 8lQiOenen @cle.
9enhett Su geb'n, Den Irlcg61utQno iber Den
Staot Su perbGngeu. Die ar6itrGreu &erbaf.
tuugen I'M Alten= uno SQrnnell= =@ountp mrr
Den Iortgcebt. - 2tm lCbteu Nreltaq fQuo Ri
9tOue'8 Bride III 2llfeus @ouutg cine qemCin,
ld]0ttltdle polttiid)e Seriammlung non Dc
motraten uno 0{epublifanern ltatt. Gin gtes
ger, gtameH8 8om gle1, belt BET Der @eles
genlelt eiue 0fece gu @uEten Der OemoGraz
ten. 9tuf 0eGl Oelmp2ge am 46enO ruur0e
BON enem republltGuiiden gtt9er ein SGuB
aus etnem 9tnterbalte auf GlIeD abgef3ucrt,
nno Der Hettere WurOe baoeutlld) uerluunOCt.
Gin geWtIer Or. Palmer, tpel1er Die 9teQer
III Der llmgebung bon GlCntOn 3u gepalt
tbateu auT9emuutert bat uuo al5 Der 6Qugt-
AnflItcr Der 0alelblt oor5efalleneu llHrubeu
beuldtet miro, mar Der 0auptreoner ter Re=
publlfaHtr Ill Der openCrmdbuten Seridmnlz
lnul, uno ob9lctdb oer9OttOr, meld)cr fd) bel.
Idufjg y9eu SObn @brii" i9lmpfen liBt,
lelue auImte9lerii1eu 3t.0en miC0erboite,
mur03u oennOb ftMe 2(ultrengumQeu BON 0fn
aaUeieHOeH Sun0e5maridQuen Qemadt, oellz
tltcu Su oerbaiteu. 9lQe obereu Counties
OCS Staatc5 meroen na6 mo had nit Bunz
ocenuppen uberlhmemmt, mo oiGle DtaBrez
gel 5ulamulen NIT ben Don Sunoesmarz
ldldueu un0 SOl0aten ausgeiiibrteu urbjtrG.
ten Observation-Disclosures ton uelben 8iirqern
ut oHenbGr Darauf bered)net, Die meiBeu
Stlmm9eber ttn5uiditdteru En0 oa8 Sotum
Der Jte9er Su cOniOllOueI.-@tn 2tbtbeiIung
&ruppeu mur0e tiirjlt1 pom Aiteu aah Beoas
S8ldno QeiGtdt, nm angebltdD cine repubtita-
Htlde SerIammluug sesen St0rung Ourd Die
0emofratcn III Sdlut 3u nebmeu."
Sic ReBeIet bel Gatnhog.
Y b0rle ton, S.=@., Il. Sftbr.-llnQe=
Deure Iufregung Berritte bier mdbreno 5c8
gan5en &ages iibcr Den geitrt9en uuprouosir>
ten an9riH Der gieger auf Ote gSciBen bel
@ainbop. Die &eIIen Der oret QSeiBeu,
melt)e get60tet n!lroeu uno auf Dem Blabe
llea9n blleben, iunr0en bcute abqebolt. Die.
ieIbeH p0ren I'M idmmtllde &leioer beraubt
uno GHT 9rd6ltde gSe!le 0ertiimnlelt porGen.
@tuer Der oamHureten 2BetBen itGrb beute
uHo man fttrhtCt, 0aB neBrere anOere tbren
9SIuOen erlte9eu meroeu. 0m toGter 9icQcr
warOe beute aHt bem SGaupIaee Der Wtete!ti
gefunOen; aeri,lbe nurOs mubrid)etnlia our1
ole Crite Soloe, DeldIe Die Je9cr aus beul
8cbuite tteuertcn, get0Ntet. Dian 9laubt
nidt, Dag irgeno Elm anOcrer Neger get6Otet
o0er OcrwnnOct mUr0e. Cine QnSQbl bemaifs
meter lSetBer 1T Ieet sum Sd)uee rer meiBeu
GMuohner Don @ainbOg 0uelbt iatiouirt.
Die 9Ie9er iluo aus Der gta1bQridQft abgcs
3Oaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-10-20
Sancs uss eas ,,Dluttee ScmS :"

SOr nld)t Iehr lau9er 3ett tBCllten mir Ill.
fern &eiern elnc h0dlt niOsrpGrtiae 9leuBe-
ruua oes Sorn. S1aye8 NIT, bic oelielbe in sc.
9cnmat hes 0rn. IS. @. Goilon bon Stellz
bsnpile, Sbic, getbnn. 9icicIbe Iautet, guie
fo!gt:
,Sn Be5ug auf pic 6iuauSir09e, Die Sc
iumption6Qtte uno eie JtOibuCnoigtelt Der
Jfciorm mer0tn mir tiiAtig geid]lagen mcrbeu.
2Sir miifien 6Os bluttge 0emo l1Wiugen une
Die bttteren SOrlutbelie res Sricge5 miet er
beruorrnieu."
OaS gShtO Statt, ,SouguOl" crflGrte tiir5s
lid, baB 6r. 0apes lid nicmnl8 loldler g4orte
bebltnt babe; cher SJr. @0tOn hat jttt eiuen
oficnen SrlcT all 0rn. QapeS 9erlAtet, iporin
er letne Sebauptun9 mleberbOlt @r ertuuert
tbn oaran, oaB er tbm btrtlt8 in pOrigen
Sabre ais Elm Stumpre0ner Der oclnotrotil
idleE YGrtet uorgelellt wOrOen iei unO OaB er
lbul am 10. Sept. D. 5. III Columbus eiuen
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gienge tctncr llmiidnoe, Die NIT lenem Sez
iufIe in Serbinpuu9 ltanotn inter anoereu
aud, baB er iid IN Der NdEe oe5 &apitCls nit
eiuem Srem0eu unterbalteu babe, unO DAP
pr. bupe5 oaSu getOmmcn lei, uQd)0em er
i'm pergebltdl Ill ielntmSiireau 9eiutt hate;
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er i'm lule0cr, mo baB Sr. 0anes iidl baun
init Dem au0ern perm iiber Die 2Sabl untcrs
ballen babe.
9of lailen mir @aRou iClblt rc0Cn. Gr
iGgt IN lelnem Srief wGrtlid) 6ol0enoes ::
yyScD ftauo babel unE bGrtt Su. Sbr 6reunO
madte cine Semertung iiber pa8 nunOerbare
@rlebeu reS ganSen SolfeS i'm Sabre 1910,
lNA fSrrn n,n,,
lei gang unO gar Dem lSunid]e 0eS SolfeS
natl Cluem g&ehiel Su5uidrelben. DaruEf
fnbreu gle iog!eld fort un0 iagtcn, Der ge>
}enOGrttge gSunidI nad etnem &chiGl iei
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unlerer ge0riidten SnOuIlrle uno Der idle6ten
:3eltCn, unO Sie ililten ohre Ser5ug binSu
,Sn Sc;ug auf Die SlnunSfrage, DE 2eiumps
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RING prn Sbucu III bDren, mar mr Gan; M
crmartet. Nbtr ME eritaunte i'd, ais Ste iOz
tort 9enau Die iOlgcabsn g2orte birSufitgten
- g&W miiien Die Streitrage umgCben. 2Sr
mltiltn o0S b!uttQc SemO idmingeu unO Die
buteren Sorurtbetle Ge8 &rlegc3 rpieoer erz
neuCru."
9iele 2SOrte brannten iidl in meme Seele
unp meln @eOGdtnlB ME NIT eiuem gIiihen=
cen, ans Dem feurigiten Sfcu fOmmenpen
Glicn ctn. 99tcrten gle eS ii9, @oUpernsur,
tt5 ia9e nidt, baB Sie iih GbuGi6er
SSogte bebiertelt, lOnOeru id) ertldre icierltdit
III Der Gcgenmart metnts ShDpiuS, baB Ste
iit bteier QS orte uno tcluCr oHperen
btbienten.w w
llub 0as lit Der Wauu, Neu ms bic DC
publitaner ale BrGiioenten auiorGngen NIL.
len. (@lnc. S!t8ir0.)
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@nItAer nn0 sdl1ra In 9,AfYnrn.

o.I..Tt a! N'zJ;, ~. NIEo9eE. = Ut.
Solepb Bulitcr aus WttiiOuri btelt gcitern
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oeutide Seriammluug bat nod nic in Sufalo
fatt9efunoeu, uno etue Smeite &eriammluna
muBte auBerbaIb Oes @ebduee8 organiiirt
meroen, mGbrenO 6r. Rulitar I'm Snneren
re6ete, pr. &arl SdurS biclt an Oemielben
Abenre eine 9tebe in bleTgcr Staot; er mar
pon ben Gepublitapern eGsagut morcer,
na6oem YultgGr'5 &nitrsteu oils 9ieOuer be-
fannt AemGdIt rpurOe, in Der 6ofinunq, bic
9entiRen non Oert gceteren weaiuloten.
YnltBer bate ieOoh Smei 3ub6rer fir Ieoen
@inSeInen eeS Srn, GtlurS.
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90Wtpf&cncl GgploftOn TT etacr
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uno Der DIGGER Siaaf 6owell purOen get0otet
uno Elm anocrer Neger, 9tamenS Sen 6or0,
t0otIidl perlett. Die @rploiion mar Die 5olae
uon llnuorittttgtelt, tuhem man oaG 9Saiier
III ben SeiieIn itdl bctuabe gang uerflii9ttgen
ltcB uno baraIf f0ltc5 g8aHer in 0ieieI6en
puWpte. I'm ben @tnfabrteu in bic SoBlenz
9ru5e beftn0en lt1 - 0ompfftiid. Utebrere
@tbdu0c III Der 9tahbagidait nuroen beOerz
tenO btldioi3t. Su Der 9Oblcu9rube puroe
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der, mte 9eltern gemelOet muroc, Quf einem
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um'S Gebeu tamen. 2e8 trijben gBetter5
rpeg2n tann man ba8 Iubr5eug BON her 9iifte
ans ntd)t leben unO meiB oeab0lb nidt, oh eS
Den g8o9en i!ber gtaat wtOeritauO. Del Or
an tUiithet illrhtbar.