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Sfmrtd,tmmg oes Wt0roers Stpcr.

y L Il, 26. Wtai. = Sboma5 Ut. Btper,
eteOem &iiIter Der WdrrensAueuue= 8aptiiten>
trd)e, nurOe beute Wtor9en i'll Dem @eidng=
niiie al oer GbarieSitrabe bingeridtet. Der
ielbe puroe befanntlid i'm lebten Sebruar
iiberflhrt, Mabel YOuug, Gin 0tdodeu bon
fiinf Sabren, am 23. Diai 1875 I'M Tburme
Der obeu erpdbuten Stride ermorOet 81 baben.
Der M0roer laugnete ieiH &erbrehen lauge
3elt, idllieBltdl legte er leOOd) am 7. b. MtS.
elu @eitdnbniB a5. @r geitauo feruer, an
3. OeSem6er 1873 SrtO9et 2aMbregan ermorz
bet uno einen Ot0rooeriud an eincn gSdo.
den, Namen8 Morp SDuum, un0 auBerOem
mebrere OiebltGbe uno SranoItiItungen psr=
iibt 3u babeu.
Der Gcrbredjer id,reibt ieincu 9{uin Der
Sriufiu9t uuO Dem 9ebraudle nIrtOtiid1cr
WtIitel III. SSu Der Jtqd)t Dor Der loiuridDtun9
bsgab iid) Blper I'M 10 llbr, glcld uufOem
ieln SeelIorJ"r iid entfernt bate, 3u &ette
uno crfrcute it1 eiueS rubt9en Shlafe8 bis 4
llbr 0torgeu8. @r perSebrte bararf ein leid)z
te8 SribitGt uno brndte Die StunOeu bis
sur JtHdfebr be3 Yfdrrcr8 nit ytadOeusen
uno 9cbeten gu; mGbreno ietne8 3uIammeu=
lein5 int Dem 9Giitlld)en benabrte CT 0erleIz
ben nunOerbarea @leidlmutb, melGer id)on
III aen leBten pGQr SSQgen au lbE au btmerTen
mar.
&urS mad 10 ubr fitbrte man i'm naf Dem
Gmpiaug55immer oes Sheriffs, NO eiu flIr=
Ser gOtIeS0ienit sehalten mur0e. 8jper
nGbm luIbreno ber 0auer ociielben cine balb-
lisgenSe, BalbliBeuoe Stelluug auf bem 90.
pla elm; Obgltlf er ie6r biaB mar, CAB er
cod nur nQuu uu0 mQnn elu 2eid)eu uou Sc
iitbStemesuu9 tlino, al8 ielner SuNilte I'M
@sbete 9eoadlt ruuroe. yfat 8etubi9ung
oe8 @otteSDienitc8 mIroe Ger arme SitnDer
auf Die uerh1u9ni8uoGe Ylattform gefiibtt
mo ibm oaleIbit Der Strtd nm ben 0alS &C.
legt. Sin 9eputgs sderiii 3og I'M 10 lltr
35 Niinuten nit Oen QSorten: u@Ott JET 0et~
her Seele gndOig," zen Strld, meldler Die
SaGtbiire III Semegung icbtc; Der SGrper fiel
od]t 6uB tief binab unO blleb, nad)0enl CT ild
enige Gldle int Sreiis geOreht bate, belue.
Quu98lOS bdugen. gta9 Serlanf bon 10 yti
nutsn muroe 0erielbe Uon aerjteu rnteriudJt,
lpel1e fauOeu, baB Der 9alspirbct Olrdl Oen
9tnrS gebro@en uno Der SOB augeu~
btIdiidl eriol9t lei. altehrcrc bunOert Yiirs
ssr pobuten Ser SiurI1tuug bel. NuBer=
balb oeS @eidn9piiie8 ipar Der B0bel III
Staten periamnlelt, unO oerIelbe enlpfing
Die yta6ri1t, Dap Die 0inrtftung crfOlgt lei,
nit lantenl Seifallrufeu. Die 2eid,e miro
norgen BON Der SSOhn4ng beS @eridtcten
aux hpffnftff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-27
SsIesrapbiid,e 9eseidea,
,Ie1!Gss oeI ~gFociirten Brefe- fur ben -aor
reipenoeHten.@)
Smlanos9 9epsi@eg.
Scr Al. Gomoree. = Grfte stsur

Ser Al. Gnm8ree. = Grfte gtsttus.
98alhinstOn, 26. Wiai. = SIN 8 e..
II c leate Der Noriiser etne Dtittheilung
pom .. s. SamftS, bem @onlnlanbeur oeS
9epartements Res Yotomac, Der ,@rahb
arnn Of the &epublic" Dor, in ipelder Der
Senat 5u Der 6eier Der @rdberidmiiduug elm
gelaoen iuuroe; aleiASeltig wiro oarun ge'
beteu, ben EaS 81 einem ytational Geiertage
80 MAIDEN.
gSeit bonn Giienbabn.@onlite unterbreitete
einen 8eribt iiber ote Pacifc.Sabnen uni
cine Bill, eiHen Gilsunssfono fiir &btrasnnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-27
&rGn0c.

GamaQua, %a., 26. Rai.-@ine Sen.
crSbrunlt brad beute .Dtorgen oil Der Sroeoz
ilraBc ans, weld)e oas ruuicu-ootcl," 6ru,
Domniter's O0bellcben uno ben SdlEbla0en
oes Srn. 3. Sbaffler o0lig SeriI0rte unO biz
0doen Der 8ebriioer SdmarB uno oeS 9rll-
Draper 6cIfa6igte. 9a8 Sener cntitano i'll
Der Bdderei oeS Srn. .. 9immermann in
Dem Soutcrraiu bts sllnion .0otels." 9el
8erlult betrd9t $50, 900 un0 lit nur tbeilmeiit
burh Serfhernng 6eocdt.
2outspille, Sp., &c. Wtai. - Da8
Sauoeoiae5Sbea brauntc geiteru gbeuo ab.
Serlult $4,000 an benz @ebdUoe. ytehrert
Shauipieler uuo S1anlpielcrtnneu periorer
ihre rpertbpollen @arberoben. Sobn 2aner
eln aufiehsr i'm Gbeater, iuuros ldJper per-
lett, un6 brei Seuerleute erlttten onrd) oaa
Brcdeu elmer Setter idlimme 8erlesnngen.
SanTran5iSco, 0, 26. Wai. .-SrlttanS
@euert an Der @de ron California unt
0aoisfraBe brannte gehcrn abenO tbeilpeiie
ab. Gerluit $300,000.
8olton, 26. Wfai. - Die gapicrmiiblt
bon 2pmau 5olln9suortb III Rortb~ ~@reltOn
Ntnii., brannte am leBteu Sonneritag ab,
Yerlut S140,000,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-27
OInro TN Senne1ec.

DRempbis, &enn., 26. Dtai. - 9. 81.
@1iS, eiu promIusnter BhanSer III Der gfdbe
Don @eorgetOwn, iuuroe 9eiteru bon Sboma8
unb 9fobert 9feaionouer eridoiieH, neil er an=
geblit oeren gti9te oerldumoet bate. Sboz
mas lieferte itdI ben SeEGrOen aus uno 8os
bert rnurhe nerhnftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-27
= Ser 6elOutorft.

NemsOorf, 26. Wal. - @elO flau
sn 24-3. gScdiel rubig gu 4.884. @olt
I1lob su 112s-4. SuuSeS SblisatioHeu
i6loiien flau unb itetis; s1er Coupons
1928; 65er lis; neue 1l9b; 67cr 18Th; 68el
128s; neue Siinfer 1172; 10.40er Coupons
1184. Aftteii iG1loieu lebbaft nno left: g.
q. @entral ITO; Grie 13s; &afe Sb2re ssh
Sis. @entral "a; 8ittsburg 92R; Nortb.
98eftern S9a Yrier. $50; 0tOdsSslanb 1851
llnteriaabamts gilan5: @oIo $S3, ,5G5,
TIA; @onrant $50, 6,004,127.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-27
Sanfetott etnes srosett SaonitrIe=
Gtablti1emf1ttS in WaiIad)1tIetts

3 t o n, 26. Wfal. = Cine Oepeldle O0T
98inOior, @onn., meioet, CAP Die ,WeblicOtt
Comp" melf)e in gSinoiOr -9od5 etnc groBt
Sabrlf pon llnterfl1ioeru betreibt, ibre 3ab.
lung cineeltcllt bat. 9ie Sertinolt6feiter
bstraseu slO9 900; ran sluubt jeOod, OuE
bic aftipn geniigen werren, rie Shuloeu 81
oeden. Nleolicott peridmano Dor Nu9efahl
eiuer g8o6e. !Seute erbielt feline Samitit
gtadri6t, 6aB er natl @uropa abgeretl't lei
er bat s47 900 aui ieine peti0nllde &e6nunf
unb $4,000 auf ben Sertaufsagenten oel
@ompagnie in Nep-Dorf geSosen. Selnt
6reEnbe iqgcn, Der @tann lei in 6olge per
id)ieOener 6inau5idwieri9teiteu pabnilnnig
getuoreen. AuSere wn1en ni6t oarau 9lau-
ben, oaB er ua6 europa abgeteii't lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-27
Ste fetn0lidiett sfo1tr.

8 b en- enne, gY9., &c. Wai. - &apitGn
@agan'S Commando, wel6es iid ieit smei
SOden auf eiuer StreifpatrOuiGle befinOet,
miro hente bier erwartet. 6iinf SdwabrOs
nen @apallerie uno eine GOmpagnte Sufan.
terie inter bem&ommanbO OesSberfenGuans
tamen geittrn su Setterman oil unb iesteu
iiber oeu 6lub. Die Sruppen, Welfe eben
an Der rGrblid,en Seite Oes Slufes uuiwIrts
maridireu, weroen iidl heNte Dem Cont
mauoo oeS Sberften goans anibtieBeu. 9ie
SnOiauer umidleiben Die yfadbarid1aft uuo
bemadlsu bic 8emenunasn Der Srupneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-27
Gpuiffpa, anf hnher sec.

BroptOence, SIS, &c. Mai. - Die
Sarte r9tatiOnal @a9le," non Bottom uad
6lo De Saneiro beftimmt, itieB an MtOrgen
oes %. auf Der 90be Der gfantudet llnticfeu
nit Der Srigg OS. M. @Olimer," @apt.
Berrg, III SOlge elueS Oiften gtebelS Suiam4
men, uno lebtere8 SabrSeng ianf fGft auf Der
Steae. Die Srau oes Capt. &elrp, omie
oret 0eatroen ertranfen. Die 8arfe iit in
beiddOi9tem 53ufaube in gtewpcrt ein9e'
laufeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-27
8crnatId)te 9epefd,ett aus 0etb.
MnrF

gtemsDorf, &c. Rai. = Sob sr0f-
nete beute Wtorscn 81 1129.
= Der Dampter rMaiue" if BON 8remeH
au9efommen.
= Der llnteridabmeiiter Soblte hsnte fir
Sntereiien $78o,0o0 uuo fir elngeSogene Sb.
li9ationen $60,000 aus.
= Die 3ol . gtnRabmeu betrugen beute
S0pQ 0O0
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1utsp panS lung Der SobeSFrafe oeS
WfGt0CrS G1tdiS.

Nlbanp, 26. Ufal. = WOuo. @ll0en
bat ben Wi0rosr Suds, Der OIL .. SUM- hu-
qeridtet merOen ioate, 5u lebensldns!rder
3udtbuuSbaft beguaoist, (5iebe Cages.
Neui9fetteu ,"l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

albany, N.zD., 26. Niai. : Der 8r1ts
idneu3ug Der s&eiltral .Sabn" lief beuteDfor'
gen bel g9eitzalbanp aus Dem 9eleiie. Ser
6eiSer, @bas. Sohnlon, purDe 9et0otet, uub
Ger Mai1inift Sirburp tDotlib ucrmunoet.
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8eue Mm3etgeno
S0LttWOre
fire 9nGurQurf 0fficr.

rTItR ~JhDNlGHIt WIHttp
SiibmeIts@de Der Soutbz uno g8atersStrGBe.
Deie G5cfenIbut periithert fortwdbreno 9c9enSSers
(uf ooer Staoeu ourt Sranouuglld ioiuodl in Der
Staot, pte i'm &uuoe. alle glrten bon gsentbum,
gDobuz, 9aSeuz uno BaaIeubduier, Sanoels9lIters
aderbauz grooutte, Nobeu, Sau5 9erdtbibalteHS
I'M Sdu be9rlflens oosr i'm 9dlen II eaouH9 oeHho@
Tide SlIrIeu9e Il. I. 10.
9ds 6irsttortum beTebt aus folseuoen Serren:
QBm. %. Sarrii 0 Il, Brdfoent;
9npio .. DitIon, Is. Dt0rtou StetD1rt,
f{rancis 3. sung, y. r. giepcomer,
Senru Carroll, Srpille SoorDis,
g. g. Steuart, N. VI. 3aplor.
gBm S. 8rune GeOrge I. 6drriion,
S. b. Sapff, g. albert Siders,
z. JoUt. Scntius, DienoeS @o1eH,
g5m. s. Bennington.
4pplifatiouS Nornluiare uno ncttcre Radtidlt
liber Die @eieli6dit miro in Der SiRce, SaomeitsSGe
Der Soutb= uno Dateritia6e. ertbetlt, 100 aub ale
Aultrdge ioort erleoi9t peroen. SeriiberungeA
neroen aui lrgeuo cine Sriit onaenomlReu, luclde
Der appltfant IuIni1en mag.
(Sanl,1SD ISr. gSocouottb, GER.
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Ainrfdif1tna Wr. 8

Naibpllle, 26. @fat. = Il. Surrcl
Spnr, alias Seggarlp, rueltler Dor einem
Sabre 9tobert %1amllton in gSilonsGountp
ermor0ete, wurOe beutc bier bin9crl9tet.
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&esm Ghmer;! 3einc 4efabr! Getn


Sic "Colton Dental ASSOCIATIONS" III tinrer er'
folareid, 3dbne obue ShmerieG ausSubleben. @te
er6sten 3,peHsr fonneH Itb pou oieier 2batiade In
Den 3.mmeru Nr, 81. aTet ia petteftraBe, nuer'
A uaeu, (Sau. q. 6 4lteS)
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&tnoers&mttGen

bel $ einri d. S6parI
SIT. 211, Weit= Baltimore, nobe ebarles : StraBe
Gin erobes afortiment nur Bon ben beiten 5Gbrt'
fanteu, I'M S. uno euitudrts.
&eiartdb Gd1tp1E;,
Nr. 2lt, 9BeftsBallimores, nabe @barlesitr.
H1a d. e. 9.4l.h1.1.9
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ar. u. ". gYortm an, Rr. 139, Noro=Gutalu'
0frase, turirt Die Sdmorrb oiocu poiitin unf
permanent nit elmer 9cns neuen Nietboos, 0bn'
WeIler, eisatur ooer Soaentein nno sardnttrt etn'
oaublite sur ooer aimmt teiue Sesobluns.
(UiGlfO, tDttY)
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Gdpar5e Sirenaolues 80, 3l1s, o.. bO, Z, 1tO.
@5eitreifte @renaoiues 30, 90, 20, 81.
Y(atD Grenadines 90, 50, 70. 81.
Rtatbs gD ollez 9 off 1ek. 10, is, 90.
GuaItIde uno frauBoide Ssse 20 Cts.
Ssrocc oezGentennta 37h
g3rpcaossGeuteuntaI 37A,
Der ueuete unb elesautefe Stoff oieier SGiion.
gScts@ uno Srattcr- gSaGren,
Gor,etten, StrimlpTe uhb Sannsntirme Su iebr
eruieori9ten Yretien.
gu be0ba6tcn!
Snnem id5 meiu Eager Don Spiten gSaaren uusz
supertauIen beabittise, oIieeire idb bier iol9enoe
gSGareu 81
erftauueno bthieem g:eiien:
9uipure (dpte) Don t2h Su 150;
Sad (dd,te) uou 81 81 Gu;
itaiienilbe spiseu BON p pro Obb. aufwdrtf.
Yoint, Boiu Applique, Sudbeiie, Snprna, g5alen.
cienues, 8aidmir uno idtdite SDtten.
Spisen zYorbdnge
Su Loo 2C0, 250, 800, 3.00, 5.0l 800, 100, S, 8.
Ssrtb DGs Sppprite.
sSefte Yreiie Mnb reele Scoienuug garanttri
cuts Ssan5mau,
ui6-y) Er. 22. Rpro GH.d tuiir.
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ar. Wobertjom. yir. 10, Sao.gutaDfrab &c

or. @oberttom. ytr. 10, 9 uo.@ tt ~ hraBe
Ob,bauoelt ipe,ien Gle arantheiten Der urtn : Or
aane, o,saniide sdwdde. neruoie @6mdde. oor=
Seitiaes after uno aGe Rerusntranfbeiten, pelGe
pom iusenolitsu llnheionnenGeitenh herrhren. anraz
lid eutfauoene 2rantbetten itusa furtrt. 9erren,
pelbe fdb ST. 81. anpertrauen, fonuen iidb oerfdert
baIteu. bas fIe ueaidaftli9 uno auiridDtts beban=
BELT perben. 8hreauitunoeu: S-12 nhr Nl5s., "a
ubr Nadbra. uub 6-9 uhr Itos. (Nebr2l, ,t2Ddet)
2eae Dader ourtaus fuaiierbid1t semaht ourd
bic appllBtruus BON Iron clad : s ar b uno Iron
clad 6 emeut. Cute Odder, burh9ebeuos nit
DC, Iron clad s C roe betriden, baitsn ib fpat@
reno 10 Sabren obae weitere Soften. Beihdotste
Dddter, BON Slebidmieben als untarsttll ertlarf.
ipieoer berscItslt uno ibr 9ebraub aui Sabre oefz
Idnssrt ourb sebortses InItreiten NIT DER Iron
Clad=N arbe uno =G me II beluirtt. Ilie sltbet@
ten earantirt. gsad)Irase bon 9auSzgtsentbiinern
eripini6t. Semes WeNatne,
f4priu .sWtT @r. SO, Siioz Sonoap fra6e.
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8almore, W}o. @amtag ben 27 Mai 1876.

Der Gelher 81 idlafTen, roeldle Die Gegterung
Der y@entral Yaciftc gabn" Dorgeld)oiien
bat.
Wiorri4 bonn @onlite fir SeripiQi9ungelr
berl1tete Die 0egiSlatipe, @refutio. unOSultiS.
SeripiligungS. Ylll ein.
Die Slotteu= Gerptligungs= Sill nur0s an
oas cntipre9enOe @omite perpieieu.
gfa6benl nod eine glnSabl unnid)tigtr
Bills crleotgt iparen, tpuroe Die 2egislatIp.
Situng geidlOiien, uno Der Senat nabm Die
S peaG men ts &ngelegen
belt
tpte6er anf unS ging II gebetme Situu9, nm
itber Die SullSbtftonSfra9e 81 uerbanbelu.
SIN 0teprG len ntanten j au tuollt
eor einen 8eidluB etubringen, ben Srie9Sz
Sefretdr nm auStunft Su bitten, lpte Oiel
Sruppen in ben iiiblideu StaateI itationirt
ieien, mo- unb 5u tueldlen 3neden. 0a Sin
Ipradle erboben murbe, 10 wurOe Der SsidluB
3uriifgeIegt.
Ser Spre6er forberte iooo1n 6ie @omite'n
auf, Seridte iiber YrioatzSlq5 gu erituttsn.
Seele beautragte eiuen SeidluB, Den Sobl
3. Yatterion BON WelpzSeliep gum Gbiirbli.
ter oeS SauieS 81 erneuneu. Ser Intrag
luurbe an9effoulnleu, unb $5r. Batteron trat
ieln Gmt an.
Der SrreG)er le9te Die Seto ,Sotld)aTt beS
BrGiibeuten BOT ge9en Die S,Q, nelde iiber
oaS Gintragen bon llrfunoen, Sauibrteferl
&C. Serfitgungen trifit.
9aS 6au8 nGbn Johann sic Sil auf,
nelde ucrfiigt, Die pcn Der &ommiiIion fir
iiiollde 9lniprii5e beipilltgteu Sor6erungeu
81 oeden; angenommen.
QuttrsQ Don @alifornien beartragte, Die Se.
Iduloigung III unterllldeu, baB Die ,gobb1"
$500, 900 an Die Qnnobme ber Sid, Oen 3e.
ciprOeitatsuertrag ira nit Samaii IN III sraft m 'i ~
ieben, gepenbet babe. Der ScidluB wurOe
angcnonlnleli.
Sas 9auS nabm Johann ben 8ripat.aalen:
Der auf.
9aS Sau8 beTtaatc iif nm IG u6r.
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netnr. g.. 0axtmaun,

gripart @ud, smau,is Yrosent in Strunlpt=
waaren, Sanoiduben unb llnterfleisern.
Dameuz. Serreuz II. Stnber.6anep< Strampfnaaren
Der lesten 9ooe, tdslid, erbalten in
Nr. fS9, gDeh=03aIttmorf=, 5ipiiden Soutb
unb Galpert1raBe. (Dtat16, ,2Dttef)
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gatente ,uerosu fns Gr,moer er,ptrft.

ydtente fuerosu tns crfnoef erlptttf-
Grit nah grluugrus bes s5atents wsroen @e6abs
en- GeretJnct. o. s, & GS. z. SpWaro,
9r. 18, SecoubfrdBe, Der Sof sesen!iber
(6ebr2, ,12N1tel 3iaeis.Sareau in Waibington, De
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Wjesoe< 2mmmett fir irseno cine Sorm oss
Wadsus, sarantir, bas BfsrN nidt gu rsiben, bel 4
o. wsartpeu s Gomp., in SIR. 116, gS.=6apeite'
GtraR,. Q2i,7D
c>te Car =Spui> Setoe~ lit Die be-
0neb.efe. 8ole grose, seborlse ainse uno ool'
fommeu slatt. aGe srosersn @eiddIte psrtautsn
bie,sIbe. (Diai26, ,t0tf)
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Die Health Lift,

Elm completes @pmuGam in fD ielbf, erfor, er
mar ,ebn Wiauten tdsIid. g. 1T Gin 2ouicum fiji,
oas @ebirn, Die 9teruen uro Nuetclu. G5 perbIte
9rantheitsn uno liuoert dronite lebcl
Se u. s. IL piiat BON 8rootlpn iagt: rs II
porSiialib seesnet fir Golde, uelhe fuei en- ooel
pieI Iten, unb iIr Sameu, pelt1e an Tiutterz uHf
anberu Sbfpdben lsiaen." Parlors iir Samen uno
Serrtu; Str. 40, gtarS.GbarIsSnraHe.
200 10 n Q u A. T. 30y)
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9as SoImes's 'sd,e 3 Tatent. 9tew wDampt'xef
ptd,retmieungSs Ss8efeGid,oit."

3eppidbe burbsebsubs sereinist uno reno'
Dirt. Sett, Sbmus uno Molten 1efausse'
bratbt. Wir babeu aber ollie $aentoeeiktra1tisun'
gen triumpbirt. SoiMee SoaaDan,
fanriIt .3aRt) gtr. 8, SpGnzStr.
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NaH06ssz z6etne

nod uno bon europa. @rebitbriefe &c.
fus btutait 5u baben bsi Sfummer s. Bedtf,
Ns. II, 8eruaus, spiideu Soutes u. @alSertfr
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ss- aremses @slO su ben b often grstfsu.
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GaropGiidle GG6elberiGte.
9entfMtauo.

SerIiu, 81. Dtai, = 0ie gtumdltt bes
grafen BON 2lrnim proteitiren gegen Die Ser
Oronungeu. neldle SebufS Yerbaftung oeIicl=
ben crlaiieu murOen, unp fOroern, OaB i'll 2ln=
betra9t De- geidmddten @eiunoteit oeS 9ra=
fen Die glu5fiibrhng oeS iiber oenielbeu pers
ban9teu llrtbetlS iedS ROnate ocylhobeu
loGr0e.
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Die lutte rG1a,une 0egett Slatne.

. . II NJ 10 -VtUI' ~W0OltO-
Sul!i3z z@Omtte icBte beute Die llnterlndlun9
ge9en Blaine fort unO ucrb0rte bic 3cuaelt
9tobiniou uuo @urrp no9nlals, ohne ieood)
weltere &batiadcn ton Selaug ans Sift Su
f0roern. Sr. Blaine bot iid) baranf ielblt
al8 3eugen an, unO baSGonlte beidlpb, ielne
auslagen entgegen 81 nebmen. pr. SlGiac
lagte, es lei oollfommen iuabr, oab 5fobtu~
ion ibm I'M 6riibiabre 1871 Gin $adet, ungc'
fGbr Is bel 20 3oa groB, ii5erreidlt babe,
Dap baIlelbe ipeiter ytidt5, als SarteE bon
ben bon &obinipn erpabuteH &oblendnoe.
relen entbaiten babe.
Sn Sesug auf Die gei4ulbi9ung, oaB er
Die fraaliaen $64, 900 erbalteu babe, t0nne
er mr. bic @rtldrung, tpeld)e er ani Der 6lur
oes &erraientantcnbauies ab9egeben babe,
lniehcrh oler.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-14
THE CHAMPION F.ALSIFIER.

1t is said liars should have good menu
cries. True and when editors lie they
should not contradict themselves in the
same issue the statement in one column
should not utterly disprove the state
ment in another column But with IT.
wing Todd lying is like drunkenness with
Packs milf. 1T is s'chronic" He has per-
feet cholera of lies For instance, in a
recent issue, speaking OF the Callahan
murder, he said. -
For time the widest excitement prevailed,
and violence was hourly expected towards the
murierera by the neighbors OF Callahan, and
to such pitch was tnis carried that the Rev.
j. b. Halton, OF the Church of the Guardian
Angels, of this city, felt impsled TO personally
interfere. 1t is thought that this timely inter-
ference saved the county from most disgrace
full scene and many good citizen from the
stain Of mob violence, which q sober second
thought would have caused them regret to the
last days OF their lives.
And then in the same issue he took it
all back as follows:
The daily papers OF st. Paul would make il
appear that the people of Dakota county are
q blood thirsty class, who are but too eager to
steep their hands IN the blood of the men now
confined in jail for the murder OF Thomas
Callahan. There has been some excitement,
occasionally man who talks of lynching, but
the great majority are law abiding citizens who
would as soon think of lying In ambush TO do
deseis Of murder, as these desperate, men did,
Is to bs found doing violence In crowd. Al
10 time, even when til. Rev. ]. Il. Haltor
pointed his remarks ut the funeral of Mr.
Callahan against such a course, have our citi-
ysns felt that the murderers were rot perfect
| ly safe from mob violence with tho jail door.
vide open.
Really those weak spirits who take
.her diluted intellectual sustenence from
the Gazette, will begin to doubt whether
! there ever was murder in Dakote
county. or whether such q gentleman u!
the Rev. j. b. IIalton ever existed.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-14

Now, think it safe to estimate the present
value OF all the property in the nation, real and
personal, at $40, OUJ, 900, 00o. 1t was, shown
by the census reports Of 1860, SIG, l60, 600 900.
A How ING it to have increased at the rate OF
PER cent per annuln, for the last fifteen years,
It would now be in round numbers S26, O00,-
OO0 900. It viii he seen that If the national
wealth Ind increased at the rate Of 10 Per cent
it would new be $50 times; at 8
per cent eghty-five times; at seven per cent,
33 times; at per cent, IL times; at per cent.
. times, aud a. per cent. nearly double that
amount.
Now, labor and the capital employed in pro-
ductive industry and legitimate enterprise
other words, the producing dement's paying
rent or interest to the property renting and
money lending classes as rent or interest on
at least one-half the amount Of the national
wealth, or SIS, 600 900 ,0O0 and 1t Ii safe to say
that the rate Of interest which governs the val
ue and rent OF all property will average fully
per esut
"This would give az the annual cost OF CAPT
tai 81, 040, 0e0, 900, while the increase ON the
sc, coo 900, 900, or whole amount OF the ma
tionai wealth, at 3 per cent would be bat $70O,
COO, g8C, TINS leaving those engaged IN leg'ti-
mate business, who are necessarily the Dor
rowers oil capital, indebted to the capitalists OF
money lenders in the sum of S260, 0o0, 00o at
the end Ut the year.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-14
GETTING CLEAR OF OUR FANI-
TIES.

1t is lust as we'll for US to get clear OF
our vanities. We have talked ourselves
into the conceit that we are the most
progressive and prosperous people in
the world. Let US see our average Of
intelligence, as determined by the num~
Der who can read and write, is less than
It'll in Germany. We have more work
men out Of employment and greater
amount Of crime than other country in
the world. And it seems that even in
growth in population we are excelled by
both London and Berlin. We quote:
London-that great congiomeration of cities
has now within its police limits nearly one
seventh Of the whole population OF the United
Kingtion, increasing from about 10000 in 1S5l
to upwards of 1000, 600 at the last report. But
The growth OF London is not as remarkable as
that OF Berlin. In 1850 it had population Of
i6,o0o inhabitants, and it was so years after
ward before it had population OF 100000.
la 1888 the population increased to 2oO, COZ
During the next quarter OF a century the city
grew as q rate without a parallel in its history,
.eeing in 1858, including 4 garrison OF To-
fsUcO men, population OF $4,000, but in the
years since 1858. it has made even greater
strides than i'll the preceding quarter OF a
century, having more than doubled its popula-
ton, which is now nearly l,0O0,00o The un-
idcation Of Germany gave Berlin great i'm
petus. and its progress in population has been
especially rapid since that was accomplished.
The growth Of Berlin since 1850 has been more
rapid than New York. The latter city had in
1850 population Of 5l5,547, while Berlin had
scarce 40G, 900. The two cities are now nearly
even in point Of population, while the increase
at present is much more rapid in Berlin than
New York.
The best test OF our condition is,
that immigration to our shores has
almost ceased, while our own workmen
are seeking employment in Europe