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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-07

Grou, 1bol, mem. - Gin Sgriia=
mort, elm wabr @oet, 1T cine alte De.
oensart ben sroBsr @abrbeit u,to be-
|onSers lenen 9eioenoen s%uSurnfen,
spel9e oMr9 Ben tleineren aoitcapunfi
peranlabt~ f9 Mcoisiuen auNduaten
loIlen, welae in pielen Gdlen obne alien
m%ebiSinii'Aen 8ertb iiab. 9eilun9 psr-
3ssern anaatt beiDroern. @eib babe,
uorlidtig uno fraset senau nod Gr.
Iusuf a0nis's 6amburser 5rppfsn,
iuclln ibr zines wirtliden Seilmittels
6snOt5let ieio.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-07
@aFcmfbaber.

Gin Nutieer 0obn auf uniere pielses
riibmte .Gipililation" III Der %se9eniudr=
tis nit srobtem Offer betriebene Der.
.taui BON @atfen an Die 3iirtci. Man
lam obne ale usbertreibuns lasen
beinabe ale Die Moromert3euse, nit
uelden Die Gbriitenidlddtercien burd
bic mobamsoanii9en S9euiale in Der
Sirtei periibt mcroeu, iino bon .Gbri=
item" in beren SNinoc geliefert ,porben.
So lduit jctt burd ameritanil0e
3eituusen lolssloc sonS taItbliitise se=
fdditsmdnnilde Wabridt: Ser BON
Scr tiirtilden &esieFln9 nit Der vYro=
oioence 9ool Go." ab9eidloiiene Gun=
trait fir 2ieIerulY bon 600, 600
Yeaboop-M artini= 6iaterlaocrn lit fail
sur 9dlfte aussefiibrt uno Die Tabrit
|ferti9t iebt, oa iofortigr barre 3abluns
fir oas Mbgelisierte seteiitet wirb, tds=
lid 666 @epebre an. Sic BON Ser
Slrtei nit Gmpiansnafrue Der @a{ien
b%etrauten OIiiisre lino Ser Nnli9t, SAP
nah Nusiii5rlng Deg laufsnoen, ein
neller Gontratt nit Ser Sabrit ab9e-
ldlclen wcrocn MIRO"
Die @ouptiaNc babel 1T natirlid
%yIofortige baare 3oblung.~ @sgen Die
Ilefert ser briitii0e Yansee, Der am
Sonntag in Der Stride 5aentli@ nno
inbriiniiis sum @ottc Der Gbriitcn betet,
nit sr6Biem @cr9nii9en oca blutaieyi6-
ten @cioen, leicn tie GHe9ssnc@t. oes
Sa.tan3 MiuraO poer &risgs1 SitttnQ
SulPs1 M%tor0uaiien aller Mrt.
N6er bic suropaiidsn 6ritiAen
TOlter 9aben ger fein &eDt, 0es5olb
pDarlldiiA ii5cr 0es ba59ieyissn Dantee
Die glQie 81 yimpTca. 9enn Sci ibuen
9cldieht 0nnj oaie!be, ulo namentlidj
1T es uigdl in Scuti2lano Der 6oIt.
Sie al!erfnrhtborIten Moro- uno
@crniAtnn9s : @ertSeuge liefert Der
3riItsnns0roerilden Siirtei 0err Grupp
in Gllsn- uno Die nsrobartlsltsn 8lii=
then oeutfden Gewerbsi leiBes aui Der
BeltausNelmns in Yhilaoelpbia", iene
&'elen9eIdiise arupp's, tuaren bereits
an Den SnItan pertauft, alss lie in
PHILADELPHIA ausseitellt ,purcen es
mar Die reinlte @efdai9teit bonn @roB-
%tiirfen, bas er auI Sen Gmpiang. oerlel-
ben nod einise @oden perSidts.s, I'M
Der oeut1a en Snouitrie @elescnbsit gu
geben, nit leinen @briIten=M aNenmpr0=
N}al6insn AMI Der groBten bis jsgt ba-
sepelencn 4nsitelluns Der @erte Des
Jrleoens lno Der @elittnn9 Su prunfen.
Niemano III 0eltidleno liebt 6isrbia
cttuas SGiunmes, luie ia aud bier bei=
ilabe 9iicnsano in Dem @afsnbanoel
DIR uYropioence Sool g." etipas
S@limmes erbiidt. Ca irrt Ii9 Ser
SQrei5er oenn oo@ seiuaIt;s! &eo.)
Sos @ei@aff br:n9t's eiunal 10 mil
un0 penn mil 0ielen WIoromerf=
3eagsn &anIsnOe pOn G6riIien, oorrn=
ter 10 oiele 8rauen, &inScr uno CjreiIe,
u~n6Grmbtrji9 hIngeI4.a&tet merocr,
10 gebt otes Die carilaj9en g8a#ea9dao=
lcr uno lpre acgicrungen uno lire
9an0slente ni9ts an; es miro ia ..lo=
baare 3aDIung fir oas Aoge=
geieiltet." %. 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-07

Sn 9nfotd County, unqcfGGr )
MeiIen bon 91oiemou1o, lit Elm idnuocr9aftcr
gllorD oeriibt morbcn. Gbomo5 GoIobos, Elm
ipo6renoer 5arincr bate in ieincn G.ett.
ten ;uci &raoer, @alneNs Sofia uno 3acob
@iro. &r f~in0igte bieicn am NicnitaQ oen
0icn't INN gedlnctt nit ibnclr ab. Sic 9cute
%']ciacn nidt ;ltrieoen ecmeien ,u fem, BOD
ccutetc 1idts auf cine Moros9at bin. sbo,
mas CALLAHAN fam am samifaa nidt nad
Sauic, unb' ats CT aud am Sonntas ni@t or,
puresn Tadiorfdunsen onscifclt uno
ie'nc neutrality-suspicious. 2si4c unsefabr cine
9{cile bon Timer @obnuus eutfernt aufsefun.
ben. Der &erbadt lentte I'D ert aui Der.
Fsrionen, big man nd bcr ,peaeu
St,abIuss nit ben Briiberm sirb c%mtfonbe.
men 1ifeunsen erinnerte. iS9eriF Neweu
iubr mad @linneapolis. pr,l er annabm,
baB Die Mjrcer iib nortbin aeFidtet batten,
unb e. gelasg ibm aud bic beiben 8irbs ba.
iclbit biasFvR gu MAIDEN. Der MeIterc lexa.
nete, aber Ser Sinsers lcste alsbalo Elm UNI.
fohcnoes Setanouib ob. Illus biclem &c.
itdnSnib erttllt, bab es uri2riinsli9 auf cine
Seraubune abseieben mar, bas absr, Ia Der
ansesrifens @aaaban feline Hnsreifer e%rfanntc,
er bon Scbu 6irc nieoerseidtAsen unc ern,or.
BET uuros. Ser iinserc Sirb fdeint mebr
3%uidauer; ais bel Dem MOro betbeilist seweien
"a fein. Die Morcer purS,r mad 9aitiaes
ln's @efctsniS sebradt uurbetanntcn oalelbf
nodmols- ibr @crbredcn. Dte stufrssuns III
unsebeuer, uno man hcfiirdtet elite 21Ndjuti;
0eS Gwereiatcn GolteS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-07
Cine y8lntise Semb'': Gampasne
nit Gela."

gu tuelden Mitteln bi. Grant unb
: neg 2cute lire 3ufludt nebmen, IN,
tu Sics an ibre 6o6ncn ju IeNelu,
Il 5 mie nieoettri1tig lief lie bic Sntel-
eni uu0 @brliAteit oes 8oltes I0ri=
oofir gibt ein lpr.0enocs 3clgniB
i. TolSenoc Srief oes Sen. &llpatrid
ar Soup. Qapss. Ser indianapolis
: entinel" biir9t fir Die Wsdtbeit oss
{ icies. 81 lautV
v@rano 3otel.
Snoianapplis, II. Musuit 1876.
@ertbcr SEER! CT ebcn babe i'd elm,
/ rur pm ie9s Counties in Snoiana
t tnbist, aSo ba ID flble. oab ieoe Su.
Y ildiIisc Ma9ridt BON oieicm Staa,
( e intereilirea miro, 10 i9reibe i'd 81
J. II. Giir's Grite uirb Die Champagne
II seleite!, bas BOLT ii entbuiiaitijG
!. ) enti4loN.n, unb Der alte 2riegs=
q Il 1T wieoer uolis ermadt uno menn
=. Sing nidt rpdre, hann f6nnten mir
Il / siderbeit auf Den 5ies I'M Otto.
f. re4nen. Sc 1T cine umabbdnsiSe
3 rtei in oielem staat, bic 1id, CO III
9r, suor nur auf einise Counties
4 Arda,t, Ole abtr bod se,paItig se-
! 1T. ~, ben Genera! Sarriipn au
f3laecr. S1,i st' i,I.;u Raxi
IL &c>alsuHs oti,a1oMmes. &,
! Dtsr jeaer 4ars4&no arnle sdlu=
!, beftanois in Notben unb baben
-Nuloen.
Man mus ibnen ;urebsn, Den @tanb.
nintt liar MAIDEN, 9ocumente in lire
Qdnoe seben, samit lie li4 BON ibrer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-07

5bprbeit i%ibcrseuscn tonnen. Cine
rSlutise Scmo"' Champagne nit @elo
= uno Snoiano 1T sewonnen. Cine
TinanSieae Champagne pbne @elo, uno
mir iino selhlosen. Oas Watipnal=
.Gomittee bat nidts fir Snoiana 9c=
than, es muB ALIEN feline S1la6t aus
|tdmpien mo es fdmpft redt nader,
|tpeni aber oas Mational : Committee
|nidt aufua@t uno feline Yiliht ses.n
sic, bic Nation erfiiat> oann 1T nidts
li1ercr als bic republifanilde Nieoer=
llaee i'm OCTOBER. Niemals IN meinem
|9ebm fiibltt i'd cs 10 iebr, Dap i'd
meme Yfli9t erfiine, als in oieicm
&fe, uno mein Munl d, in oemlel=
ben gu lie9en, 1T, ,uertber 3err, meinc
cinsise Gntl3uloisuns oafiir, Dap i'd
an sic ldreibe.
SIR Greunb
4 G~;Ihotr;f
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-07
Nm q. 9. 9apcs, @cuoerncllr &C.

- 81. oemofratil9e Yartsi BON
Mem Yort 1T na6 Mngahe Der vGuening
YOlt" bereits 10 portreHlih o~rganiiirt,
oaB Der Secrctdr oes Gentral=6omite
pm clnem ieoen Sirser beg Staates 81
lagcn i'm Stonoe lit, ME er am 7.
No0cm6er ftimmcn wir0. 9Scnn alio
oas Gcntral=Gomite ~bebonptet, boE
Siiocn cine Wfajoritdt BON 10000
Stimmen I'M Staatc crbolten wer0c, 10
farm man oieic @ngobe uibt geraNc als
aus Der Gut gcariicn- beieitnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-07
: &abeloepel0m sulcloe hattie it'd

= Ssabeloepei@n 8uicl9e hate Iia
Elm lsiler %SDrOnlpe4lsl in Gon tantino-
pei p%oll5oyen. Ser tlsbcrigs Guitar
bate b%efanntlid oas Gelirium trcmcus,
'putbete. traste, bib I'M i9 uno erlaMbtet
aaoere Sonoerbartsitea, bic lelbt in
eonltantaaopeI als nidt gang ansemel-
fir rinen MonarGen anaelehen
iperoen. Sn Golse oeTTn loQen nun
o'e Wflnttter leine Mbiebuns befretirt
gaben. 81 leinem Nadfolser baben
lle, n'e es'beibt ieinen aalb6ruoer Mb=
oul 9amio aaserlebn. aboul 1amio
1T, UNI einen Gusbrud beg rMnseiacrs
beg @~eitess" 81 benusen: vSie @er-
forpcrnn9 BEG &eform9coanfeng." Sie
r@iaurs"< namsntli@ rte suiitdnoi-
iden, m61te er an, lisbiten lebenoie
9ie &uiIcn i'm Meere err
ldufcn, mo- es am tieftenvif. llnh mer
ni6t auf cen &oran l9mfrt> Dem beioe
Obren aGl6neioen. @elernt bat er
llnaeIdbr neunsis Eroseut lpeniger als
leln SrNoer, bes III 10 gut mie car
ni0ts, uno mas oas @Anoppgtrinten
anbetriTt, 10 'uat CT oenfeiben lYelia-
items ei~nigtcmabca ua4e su fnnmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-07

am Is. Nusuit feierte General,
Ss!omarlbal b. @rangel le;n sOiabri.
ses 9ienfjubildum. Ser alte &nabe,
Der l1cn aHc m6sll6en II. unmDsli1en
Srosn bsItgt, erbielt pm Safer eineu
nit Srlulantsn belesten Gbr.noeseu,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-07

0iram Barney, @eD.Oort Soft
Collector ullter Nrdiloent gincOln uno
aner.anat elmer Der reblidIten Seam=
ten uao Yoiitiicr leuer Set, bat lid
iiir Siloen erildrt. @r lagt in cinem
Sriele an eincn 6reunO, Der loeben
otr6HentliNt uorOcn lit Ser In
ter'dIieO 5pii4en @opes uno Siloen it,
oaB Soapes bic 9tefpim nl6t 5u StanOe
brln9en fam. neil leiHe Yartei oage=
gen lit, wdbreno 5iloen Die 6lbisfeit
CUR Geniige beipicicn bat, ieine gtefprm-
mabrescIn erfolsrei4 ourdsuiiibren, pb
lcine Yartei i'm unterit iibt oocr nidt.
gr 1T Elm Ganoioat, auf Sen man itOls
lein fann."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-07

2onorn, 26. Aug. Ser Sally
Neps" miro das 8elsrab telesrapbirt,
Jirft Mfilan babe cine Sepcl@e bon
@eneral SidernajeH erDaIten, uelde
meloet, oab bic Serbier ant 9onnerHag
einen 9roben Sies se,uonneu. General
9ormatomitid CAB bic 8erfo!suns Der
Sirten bel Sreiibaba auf unb srif ben
re6ten 6liisel Der Sarfen im &iiden
an. gu sleider 3eit grill 9idsrnaief
BON born an. Sic Siisten ,purosn 9e.
l9lagen uno perloren na1 Der Ma9abe
Sl6ernaieiis $4,000 Waan an @et6b.
WerpInbeten uno &efanQesen.
Gs ipurosn 81 ruiii@e SflSiere il. DE.
Ter S9ia9t 9et0btet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-07

- User aIeiacr. Semben .unb ionNise
Scrrennrtifei ODER anabemamise faufen nno
Sch lpareE Mill, ben,iibc iid ;ucrt in Den
tleincrlinre BON So9n 4ronosinsti,
st. 0erMoinltrabe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-07
Sie rYplitiihe Correspondents

Vt ~YpIlIIWe corresponding
perOHentlidyt foIsenoe ndbers GinSclns
.beiten iber bis pom 5iiriten Milan ee<
'madten Observation-Disclosures Sa
per mlIltarildrs Gbre ourd einen feds,
'tasl9en &f bel Mlerinas pDlia
Venlige geI4eien uno feiue Scr beioen
Tarteien Iusiibt auf Grfols 6at, 10
truroe Die 6%ort'bung bes Samples nur
eln nlt!oles Spfer an WenldeuIe6en
lno le1nere @esEalte foroern. Dober
berisf Der Shirt bic Nertretsr Scr oa-
rantirencen MdGtc su it'd, ertlarts iid
bercit lire @ermittlune ansune5men
ul1o srbot Ii4 Die &atbl9ldsc Guropas
5lt tsFoi9en. ST criuGte. Die @eaen,
l1ren GiaflnB a~Hi5uaietca, Iii, bic 9Atel
Gt5lebun9ei spIlWen inn uno Der
YFnris mleoerber5uiie1en uno oas Gia-
ltslcn Der 6einoleiisteiten ii6eroa,
Wonterlcgro init ci,sei0IoTcn, III be-
ipirten. Sie @ertEeter Ser Madte
Madden iofort ibren @egierunQen auf
tele9raiMilfem gSeee Mift9eillmqen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-07
9lus Yetatpnica, Sus., empfanoe1

Nus Y%ttofpnlca, Sis, empfangen
mir pon 9errn Srleo. &arl ten fplsenoe
9iitt0eilin9 Or. Nu9. 2anis SIS
8 d II bur9er Syopcn lino cine
aussfjei0nete MteOiain uno pertb, oaB
mar oielelben jeocm Gaioenben emaic5lt,
otnn lie Ieilten @ulorbnres.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-05-27
Wife and Home.

Let rakes eNtol rowing life,
or freedom talk, and a. that,
or noisy brats and scolding wife,
And doctors bills and a. that;
Though fools may rail and jest and scott
\ wlie's the thing, for a. that;
The time they'll find, is not far of
When so they'll think for a'that.
lis true when youth and fortune smile,
And health Is firm, and a that;
When wine and song and dance beguile,
Variety, and n that;
When every place where'er you roam,
Has jolly friends, and a that;
You want for neither wife nor home,
Nor sympathy, nor a that.
But age comes on with stealthy pace,
And sober thoughts, and a. that;
Trouble VIII show her frowning face,
Sickness and pain and ~ that;
The feast, the bowl will lose Their powers
And revelry and a'that;
Then shall we need 10 cheer the hours,
\ wife, "A home and a that.
Oh! " when misfortune clouds the brow
Disease and death and a'that;
Then Woman, then an angel thou"
To sOothe and cheer and a that;
Thy gentle cares beguile our pains,
our SleepleSS nights and "a that;
Thy voice the signing soul sustains,
With hopes and trust and a that.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-05-27

in justice to stockholders, they think
all that ought to be asked Political
meetings, county and State fairs are
local and cOntnne for only one Ia
about four days, and business and tour
lists could if disposed, take advantage
of the reduction. In addition to the
loss on nearly every ticket sold, there
would be large expense incurred in
providing extra rolling stock for the
occasion. The railway people say that
if any method could be devised where.
by reduced rate tickets would be pur.
chased by people only DESTROYS of visit
ing the Exhibition. more favorable rates
would be granted The Union and
Central Pacific make no reduction
and the managers are -oundly cursed
therefor; bit when it is considered,
that Ger six rcns -issa. one full fare
ticket would likely be sold or purchas-
ed, the managers seem justly exempt
from censure in this behalf The peo-
pie often lose by their own practice of
taking all possible advantages of the
railways.
Accommodation for hundreds of thou
sands of visitors are provided in this
city, at all rates from very cheap to
very dear. There is no doubt but Phil
adelphia can now comfortably house
and feed more extra people than any
city in the world.
The Celebration and Exhibition will
be grand and interesting beyond the
even of the most enthu-
siastic Americans and also of most
foreigners. Foreign commissioners
agree in saying that no international
ever was in such satisfac-
tory forwardnesS, and are more frank
in acknowledging the beauty and fit
ness of the buildings, their charming
and convenient site; and also highly
the joint management of
the Commission and Board of Finance.
The work of the Commission for the
Exhibition will be complete by May
10, but many exhibitors will not have
their articles in place. The misrepre-
sentation of the commission by and
the unwillngneSs of the press of the
land to encourage exhibitors, have no
doubt made the latter tardy, but train
loads of articles are daily arriving and
beng put in place. Even now it is a
sight or Il thousand Of sights of rare
interest to pass through the buildings.
More or less of the finest mechanical
products and interesting works of art
OF Il majority OF the nations OF the
earth, are now in place; enough, l can
safely say to interest curious and intel
ligent people for months. But more
soon. J. W.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-05-27
Schemes.

The New York Herald publishes
the programme of magnificent
scheme. which it claims To be the idea
of an American, and which is no less
than the opening of canal between
the Black and Caspian Seas, by which
the low, arid plains around the Caspian
and Aral Seas in Western Asia shall
he covered by deep water, making a
great inland sea, and making healthtul
the climate and fertile the soil Of the
Russian Steppes. The Herald asserts
that the Caspian is nearly two hundred
feet lower than the Black Sea, and that
the plan is feasible. The Times, in the
keenest irony, treats the article as a
Herald rDOrback, adds that another pro
position is to drain the Mediterranean,
to make of the Sahara navigable sea,
and mockingly protests against these
attempts at science to become too IA
miliar with nature and to set ut naught
the bounds which now hold the seas
and the earth each in their ancient
place And yet the Herald is nearer
right than the Times. The world is
given for man to improve upon, and
mems genius is discernable when ii
puts to work the forces Of nature to
improve the condition of the earth and
of mankind. 1t is said there is vast
space in Arizona which is lower than
the sea level, and doubtless many who
are now alive will live until sea Is
made there, and the climate of Arizona
wonderfully improved in consequence
of the presence of Il great body OF
water The Suez and Erie canals and
Mont Gents tunnel are samples of what
may be done, and with steam and nitro
glvcerine to help, it is hard to tell
when wonders IN engineering will
cease. The tunnel under Dover's
Straits is looked upon as only ques-
ton of perseverance and money, and
adventurous spirits declare that rail
road under the Atlantic from America
TO Greet Britain is one of the possiblli
ties of tie future. And as the WORLDS
population increases and the clamOI
for food becomes louder, who shall
tell what will be devised to make every
drop Of fresh water Sowing from the
hills help to make blade of gras:
grow in the Valleys 1t viii be worth
while TO live on earth after a while
when men, one by one, steal nature:
secrets until the world around shall b.
but garden and factory to produce
food for the millions.-Nirginia Enter
prise.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-05-27

er in case of an outbreak, and it Is
generally believed they would obey the
Soils. y mob of SOfis has been parad
ing the streets for the last three days.
demanding the dismissal of Mahom-
med Nedim PaSha. whom they accuse
of beng under PrusSian influence.
Threats have been made against
Christians generally Two or three
murders have occurred, which the
police are doing their utmost to
hush up. Constantinople i in fact in
revolution. The SOtiS are not satisfied
with the appointment of Mehemit
Rushdic as Grand Vizier, but clamor
for Midhat Pasha. They want Niche.
met Rushdie aS president of the ma
tiOnal parliament. Yesterday a large
number of Sofis at Baiadzid mosque
would not allow the prayer for the
sultan to be used. On the 10th instant
Professor Bonamy Price and wife mar
rowly escaped violence ut the hands of
the mob while visiting the mosque If
q struggle should take place Is every
body is prOphesying, between the ma
tive Christians and the NuSsulmanS, the
Christians would prove VICTORIOUS, pro
vided troops did not aid the mob; but
in general rising of the Mohammed-
ans, the large colonies of European
subjects in Constantinoplc and along
the BOsphorus would be in greater
danger than the native Christians, be
cause their wealth would constitute an
additional stimulus to the religious
zeal of the Turkish rabble This
danger the respective ambassadors have
provided against is far aS means al
lowed Last night all the dispatch
boats were kept under steam. During
the day plan of joint action was
agreed upon; foreign conSuls met To
devise means for the mutual defense of
their subjects. All foreign steamers
in port had steam up. The streets of
Pera were patrOlled by Il band of Aus
trian crOats y deputatiOn of English
men called Minister ElliOt'S attention
To the exceptional danger of the En-
gliSh colony, and asked his assistance.
The latter admitted the danger Of all
the Christians, and said that the En-
gliSh WAS the least protected colony.
lie invited the whole community, in
case Of an outbreak, to seek shelter at
the embassy: ne also promised to telc-
graph The British foreign office what
had occurred, and represent the Crgen-
cy of the position.
LONDON, May lS.-A Vienna dis
patch says the IIerzcgovinians have dc
cIarcd through their representative,
thai they Will not accept the rumOred
armistice because it would give the
Turks an opportunity to bring up rein
forcements. The German squadron will
not be ready to sail for Turkey until
three weeks from to-day.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-05-27

LIFE in Texas, according to the San
Antonio Herald: Look here, my
friend" said the clerk of one Of our
hotels to rough customer from the
frontier. who WAS about to take his
Mace at the dinner table with his six
shooter at his hip, you'll have to
leave that in the office until you leave
town" The frontiersman objected be
cause he was not used to sitting down
at the table without his "weeLinES'
The clerk refused to pandcr to the
whims of the guest, although he was
willing he should wear the empty
holster of the pistol, but the whole
matter was finally arranged without
prejudice to the honor Of either party,
by the guest taken out of the weapon
all the metallic cartridges but one,
which WAS ret. ined To- secure respect
full treatment from the waiter.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-05-27
The POst-TradaIres.

The following is the list of post-tra
derS appointed in Arizona during Bel
knap's administration of the War De
partment, the date of appointment ant
the names of those by whom the APP
poinlment waS recommended, as takel
from a list published in the Washing
ton Republican Of May /:
IL Bowers deceased, report of Gov
Mccormick Fort Whipple; appointed
January 6, 1871; recommended by Hon
Il. c. Mccormick.
Geo. Bowers, Fort Whipple appoint
ed January 10, 1874; recommended 10y
Gen Crook, Hon. II. c. Mccormick
and officer, of the army.
r. J. Bidwell, Camp Colorado, ap
pointed January e, 1871; declined
post Abandoned recommended by
Hon. r. c Mccormick
ChaS. AtchiSon, Camp Colorado; APP
pOinteda January :, 1874 recommended
BY Hon. r. C. Mccormick.
B. b. Spear, Camp Ii; Paz; appointed
pointed May y, 1874; recommended
by Hon r. {. Mccormick.
d. VI hengticld, Camp Verde; ap
pointed November Is, 1870; (revokcd
January is, lSi4J recommended by
Hon. c. IL. ANjcll, Jno. Sed-wick, O
Perrin. y. Barstow and others.
j. Marks, Camp Verde; appointed
December -, 1872; lrcmoyed January
rs, 1912 recommended by Hon K {
Mccormick and Senators Stewart ano
Nyc
Nm. Head, Camp Verde; appointed
january Is. 1874: recommended bl
Hon. Il. c. Mccormick and tombstone
J. II. Toolc, Camp Lowell appoint
cd January 6. 1871, Teyokcd May Is
IS.2J recommended by Hon. Il. {
Mccormick.
Jno b. Allen, Camp Lowell appoin,
ed March y, 1873, recommended 10y
Major Miner and Captains Brady and
Smith. Twenly-third Infantry.
+. l.. Austin. Camp Lowell; appoint
ed May H. 1870.
Thos. Ewing, Camp Apache; APP
pointed November ,, 1870, (appoinJ
mcnt revoked January 6. 1879 re
commended by Senator Stewart aGl
Hon Il {. Mccormick
John y. Meredith, Camp Apache
appointed January g, 1913, removeC
November 13, 1879 recommended by
Senator Stewart and Hon. r. c. Nc
Cormick
c. f. Harlow, Camp Apache; ap
pointed November 10, 1873, removed
April ., 1879 recommended by Hon
r. c. Mccormick.
L. 3. ST James, Camp Apache; ap
pointed April 9, 1910, recommended by
Hon. II. :. Stevens and others, filed by
f. johnson, Keuluk, Iowa
). Il. DeLong, Camp Bowie; APP
pointed JANUARY ), 1871.
f /. Austin, Camp Grant; appointed
January 6. 1871; recommended by
Hon. r. c. Mccormick and Senator
Cole.
w. Buck, Camp Grant; appointed
january -, 1913.
Henry Reed, Camp Moiave; appoint
ed November -, 1870, Qcsigned;) re
commended by Gen. Z. W. Rice.
r. c. Todd, Camp Mojayc; appoint
ell December y, 1911, NdppOIn'iaCut :
vokcd > recommended by Hon. Il. {
Mccormick.
p. Breon, Camp Moiave, appointed
March. :. 1872; recommended by Hon
r. {. Mccormick. -,
J. \. Tomlinson, Camp Mcdowell
anpointed JANUARY IS, 1871, (resigne(
November -. 1872 > recommended b,
Gen. Landrum and \. II. Bowman.
John Smith, Camp Mcdowell; ap
pointed November 2G, 1872; recon-
mended by Hon. r. c. Mccormick.
II. d. Jones, Camp Mcdowell; az
pointed February IL. 1919; recon-
mcnded By Hons. ii. +. Page, ;. q
Hourh:on, Chas. Clayton and n y
Sargent.
loan smith, Camp Mcdowell; az
pointed September p, lSi3' reai
pointed