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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09
0Gn ifcucrn nir Gin Z?

Snb III WnIdn9ton nld)t allies rr1i
Su0cbt, ucib man ibon INn0c, ou Shat
Iadcn ans 3uecSIiht fNmcn, Die OiclcS
uur Al fIor Sci9tcn. SuNcB bat ibor
lan0c fein grtiouib iib Su0ctro0cn, caS
10 uiCl Iufiebtu crrc9tc. ais Der Sha
der ocS &ricoS'ScfrctarS 8clfnop,
poriibcr Der 2eIcr ndbcre MuSfuntt oil
cincr onbcrcu StcIIc i'll bcnti8cr Stunt
mcr fiubrt.-gr9ciic &Cincr, cS 81 Iclcn.
Nlion lolltc faum OIaubrn, Dap inter
Den gIuOcn bcS %rdiiocntcn Gilt iOlde'
&rrbrcdJen 10 lanDc ucrIdmic9en blcI
ben, ia boB cS iibcrbanpt 0cIhcben fon
ne! @bcr mas Idbt iit uou @comtci
crluartcu, bcrcu Strcbcn nlr NlIT ibrcm
ei0neu Sntcreiic rubt. bic MIR oonod)
tradtcn, fir iid unN ibrc SrcunNc Den
@clbiddeI su filIlcn?
Snt man ir 9cbOrt, DAP cine IOmini
itration 10 Uicle chrlOir, nicbcrtrGbti9c
8camtcn in ibrcm Sultn bc9t luic bic
icbi0c? Sob buS &OIt 70 Uicl bcitObIcn
uno bclbwinNclt lpurbe? Sub 8cNm'
ten iid) 70 brrei6crn, nnN in Gurus unO
8umf Icbtru luie ieBt?
8eiu @moer, Dap bic Siibrcr Der
repub!ifnniibeu @ortci biSbcr baS SoIf
burd Oebdiiiae glnfciuoun9cn 8c9cn bic
SemOfroten uno bciOnOcrS 0egen ben
SiIbcn irrc Su Ieitcn indkn. GS &c.
Itab Nief, I'M bic Spibbnbcrcicu ibrer
ei9nen @ortcifIcppcr 81 Ocrtuidcn. gII.
Iein Der ,,&rup ocbt 10 INnNc ans &nI'
fer bis CT Scrbridt." gl(O0 cine Sode
uud, nod 70 fcin 0cipOmcn icill cS
fommt bod euSlid einmnl on NnS 3a.
0csli6t. NcIfnap bat SnbrrInn9 Niclcn
Sdoder bcpun0cn, bis cnbIib bic Ca
DIE oifcnbor luurbe, unO 'fcin @cluiiicn
ibn itroft, 10 NoB CT um @nuOc bittet
gSic pieI gInNerc mag eS nod 9cbcn,
bercu betrii9erilbeS &crf0brcn cbcnfaI8
fribrr ODER ipatcr ouf9cNrdt DerOen
pirb? SIT eS Gill &nnbcr DAP man
fiber Idledte 8citen fIO9t lucun lOIdc
betrii9criIde 8camtcn an Der SpiBe Der
9iceicruue itcbcu? @ic %icIe mag cS
luobl 9cbcn, Nercn luirflidc &lciOcr bic
lic tra9cn,-bic 9iamuntcn, SciOcuun.
,Hac IL. {. 1u. uOm SoIf 0eitObIen luur.
ben !? 9Bie DicI bat man luObI ben SOI.
Sotcil lucId)c i'm fcrnen 8eitcu, al Den
@rcn,sn @crifO's J. .. ibr SIut mb
9cben Dem @atcrInnSc Opfern, 0citOb'
len
8abrIi6 bic Sale itei0t lInS, luenn
iuir MIR oa,an oeufen, al Die 0ottloicn
8striissreicn bic.ueriibt iuerbcn. @an
ieie MIR Die gntbiIIun9cn, bic, lpie l6On
bemerft, ipir oil eincr unOern StCIIe &C.
bsu. uuO frusen MIR nod: n@uHn
ipirb sS onOers perben ?"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09
Scr nadlitc 4ts Suli.

9r. Srpfins bon 4|ittSbnr8 bat in
Gonarcb cine 8ill ciN9crcid)t, lpcI6C
Dem @olfc Der ucridicocucn StoOtcl
cmpTcblt, Ib am ndditrn 4. SuIi il
ibrcn rcIp. Counties uNcr SolunS 81
ucriummcIn mO 81 UcrOnIaiicn, Sof
einc biltorii6c Stissc OcS GOnntD oOcl
2Oun iibcrlicicrt lpcrOc. bon pcIdcr cin
grcmplur III Der Office Ncs GOnntb' GIcrt
unb bel Dem YibIiutbcfnr NcS Gon0rciicS
bintcrIt9t Ucrbcn foil.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09
NOG mc6r GntballnNgca!
@rdliScmt Grant foil f1pm lamac
bon Sclfuap's S6a6cr 9cipu6t
baben!!!

Rrdttociit Ordnt tpu tDpu Ian1e
BON Sclfnap's S6a6er ecpuGt
baben!!!
Die 9fadri6t fomrnt ans @0I1inGz
ton, Sa6 frrS na6 GntOcfnn9 scr lin.
reSclntdBi9fcitcu in Sort Gill, Gapt.
0tObiuiOn bon Baltimore, YrGliOeut
ocS SermaltlmoSrutbcs, Sieic glnsclc.
gcubeit Dem &rGiiScntcn iclbit mit8c.
tbcilt babe! OtObinlou, Ocr friiber Dem
1Otcu Ser.StaGtcn GaOatcrics9 s9tc9ilnent
uuSeB6rtc, uuS mcBrcrc Sabre in Sort
gill ipoDutc. UcrIi6ert ganS bcltiunt,
OaB inn lnS Ictncn Samcr06cu IOwic
Scm SrdiiOcntcn @r0nt idOn langc bic
Scr9cbeu Scltnaps bCfannt gclpcIen
Icicu.
9f0Gocm CT Or0ut 00UOn. IN &cnnts
nip 9eiett Battc. iuurSc OtobiniOn Qlm
i'm aus Scm 8c9c 81 idaffcm gum
9(ufIcDer fir sic gluS9a6C Ocr SorratDc
au bic SnSi0ner crnarnt. SalO na6s
bcr maGtc CT cine mcbr forlucllc 9(u.
,et9c bon Scn S9wiu6clcicn itnO Dur.
sc IoiOrt gum 0tcfrutirnn8SOienit na6
8bitaOclpDia unO Nann in 0lcidcr Gis
9cnI6aft ua6 Baltimore beOrOcrt.
Son bort aus crBOb er in 1874 forincllc
stnftaoc sc9cn ben &ric9S Scfrctdr
9elfnap unb lib criGnOtc bic 8cs
mctic benz SrdIiOcntcn @rant,
OaS Otciultat OuOon mar, SaB ct (0fOs
binIor) am IL. september 1874 in
ItrcuSen gtrrelt ocidtdt unO bis gum
Srii9jubr ScfauSen gcbaltcn lpnrce.
Damn wurSc linn bon circm Our1 Sabs
cod auS9cIudtcn SricsSScrtbt Wc9cn
an0cblibcr llurcSlt6tcitcn unS GrBcs
bnuS uubcsritnOctcr 9(nflu9cn 9c9cn cis
ncn @or9cicstcn bcr &rOScB 0cInOdt,
Scr nit ictner S6nlOi9iprc6ung rmS
Oienit.GutluiilnS enbiStc.
Gapt. 0iobiniou, luObl Diiicnb, 6aB
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09
Sur6tharr Grploiiuu.-13 PrrIunen
Qetn0ict,

San SrauciScO, Gat., 2. MaGr;
OepcIben aus 8OrtlauO, Src9on, mel.
ben, ba6 Elm 0ampfprabm int @olnnl.
bta SluB scitcrn crplO6trtc. @ini9e ia.
gen, Der Sciicl ici 9cplatt, pabrcnS all
6ere beBaupteu, cin Badet Sprcn9ma.
tertal, Oa8 Sur Gntfernung Der Die
S6iffiabrt UerBinOcrnSen SSelIen bel
ben llnatillen SGllen benutt purSe, ers
ploSirt iei. Sin Mtann puroe getO6tet,
lneBrere permun6et unO SpDli ipurloS
ipe99eblaien, bon Scnen man aniiinmt,
baB iie in'S @aiier 0cfallcu imb unscs
fontneu ituO.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09
tlir Staats. BritnUG
aemoiratiidls Staats Contention.
Snrrishnrn. San. %. 1876

SarriSburs San. ~, 1876.
GIsmS6 trr 8srIammluns Der DsmGLrail'
ldcn StaatS.G Committee ssts I'D htfrnit NaN,
ribt. tab bic DtmoFratie ppn psnnlyISah'sf
buIh ibrs Gsls9atsn llb am
@ittpc&, ben 22fsn @arI 1879
gRittaas UNI 70 lltr, in eanfali SerlGnl.
msln fpirb, I'm 0sIssatsn tu srtpaeeh mtlpI
Ssn Staat psunIySaniru bel her tCmnlsnoen
gaiicnol GpnSsntiOn Su rsPrdlsntIren paGen
icwir aud, nm GlsftrrS ~ srnsnnsh une lel9'
onosre GIsItSfe su bsINrssn, ipie ts Die eph'
s,ntiou fir ,psdtienli6 fubsn mag.
Senbriee y. SSri9bt
8prGber.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09
Wudl Giurr In Der SEallr.

Wiiniitcr 9 dcuf bcfinOet lid, luiC
Sen. 8cIfnup, cbcnfuIIS in fcincr gang
uu0cncbmcn Gage, Na CT bcl6uIei9t
miro, in cincm Wiiucu.SdwiuScI Uer'
luifcIt gu iciu. Ginc Committee OcS
eougrcHcS wcId)c bic SObc 9c8cnludr'
ti0 in SdnOcu bat, bclbIOb am ,. bS.
WitS. nit Dem 8cribt iibcr ibre llntcr'
iuduu9 bctrefiS Der YcSicbun9 NcS $rn.
Sdcnf 81 Dem emma. Wiincn'SAIpin.
Del 81 uartcn. bis Ncrlclbc @cIc8enbcit
crboItcn bat, icinc SaitcIlun8 NcS Sal
les Dor Dem Committee 81 &rOtofO!l 81
9cbcn. S6cnf bat BON 2Onbon tcIc'
9ropbirt. Dap CT lofort OcbbuIb nud Ocn
Scr. Stuutcu obreiien lucrOc. Oc.-S6cnf
bat IcitNcm cbcnfallS reii9nirt
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09

Sic WrmcnbauS. Sircftorcn bon gCrf
County mo Scr ScrluaItcr beiIclbcn be.
iuhtcn lcbtbin baS glrmcnbauS unb SO.
iptnI in 9onfnitcr, I'M iib ilber Die Irt
mo 8ciic Su crflluoi9cn, luic icnc Nu.
ltNltCn 0CIcitet merhem.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09
Der GpngrcB

hat beidIOilcn, Ncn @cbOIt Ocs 4SrdIiOen'
tcn Der Scr. Stuutcu pom 4. @fdr3 1877
witNcr unf pcn oItcn 6ub gu brin9cn'
ndmIidJ oni s25. 600 NuS Sabr. -@ Sang
ant. @cm $3.50 nibt ecpn0 iinO,
Der bruud,t nitt &rdiiocnt SlI wcrorn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09

SammiIi9e 0ebaube uub @runb,
Gi0Cntbnm Der u@forictta @OrScIIan.
Sabrif" wnrben lcbtbin bonn Sdcriif
uOn 9uufuiter County fir s11, 800 Der.
fnuft.-SicI 81 biIli9.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09

Gmma Burger, ciu SriipccI, luObn.
bait nabc Moricttu. uno 10 Sabrcu
alt unroc um Somitn9 bon ciuem
SrodtSu0 8ctrOifcn, mn t6Otlib pcrIebt.
Ser StOb mari iic bod in Die S0be,
luOourd ig briinulnOSIOS auf beu
(Sruno ltilr,tc.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09
Mhncrutiflt.

Scrr qcup y. 9ufcD, biabcr $riuat
Scfrctdr NcS YrdiNcatcn, batobGcNonft,
pa @runt icincm SObn llIDiicS Die Stcl'
IL ais 3riuat Scfretdr 81 iibcrtrn8cn
wiluidJt, nuo Oicicn aud bercitS crnonnt
hot
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09

Suiob .. @absl, lit gum @oitmeiitcr
an Der @enn &Oitofftcc. quucuitcr Guuu.
tt, Crnannt porben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09

Gbrrnbait rntlaRsn.-9InOm Stei.
ger non VOnfNitcr, in ociicu 8obnlug
mou nculib ciucn Sof mo onocrc glr.
tifcl pcIbc man ais 9eitObIcn bctrod)tc.
tc, (wir crludbntcn ben Sail sur 3cit.)
wnrNc bon Dem WtapOr ircieeiprOden,
Sa bic Seluciic 0c9en ibn uidt itibbaI.
tia iunrcn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09

3. %. Murser 1T gum @cbiiIfs.GO.
rOncr bon IopbO Suwnidip unb lin.
9c9eno crnannt iporoen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09

9as nrar Gudsnp in 2anfaiter Ideint
cine b0bIt nngeiunoe InitaIt gu iein,
inbcm felt beiien 8enubuns fdou bier
$crioncn curinnen 8citOrben finO, nam.
Iib Orci burd einen orbinGren SOB, un6
elmer Ourd Grbdnscn; Der 9ebte ftarb
am Srcita9 Ibcnb; cS mar cin Srem.
Der, unN bcm Srunfc crsebcn. Ser Gr.
itc lUtIhcr itNrb, mar cin 9ctuiiicr Met.
Jet; Der 3ucite (YbiIipp 2ubiuis) er.
bdn0tc lih borinncn; Den Srittcu
(@m. GOrcD) fanO man in elmer Gdc
Der Belle; lnO Der Sicrtc lpnr Der
SrcmNc. 1T iibcr bicie raide So.
Oc8fdIIc bcunrubi0t, unb OcrIonet cine
llntcriudml0 ilbcr bic llrindc bcricIGcn.
@ic cS ihcint, itcbt bnS @cbduoe auf
@runo, lucI6Cr friibcr ais Gin &irbbof
bcnubt luurbc. Sic Surdt an cinem
ioIbcn Srt cin9cipcrrt gu icin. mag luobI
ucl bNSu bcitr0ocn, bic Snlabeu nit
Ibidcu au filIlcn. Gini9c babeu bereitS
crfIart, idOn mebrerc MaI bcIOnOere Siz
9urcn in bcn 3cIlen 0ciebcn 5n babcn!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09

Wirbrr Gin nrnrs Patrdt. t.-gS ircut
un8 5u nerncbmen, bob unicr criinbungS.
reidcr alter SrcunO nnN gI9cnt, $r.
Mutton SSfc pon Qanfaitcr. ibOu
luieOcr ein ncueS &otcut crbalten bat,
uno guar uuf icincn b6dit proftiibeu
9Ippurot Sur ScrtiI9uno bcs &artoffeI.
filters. 9ic Moibine 1T in Der @ub.
nuno bcS Scrrn SSfe su icbcn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09
8rriammluns unb Sua Der 9uibs

Wrriammlung nno Ball Der 9iuiBz
manurr. - Ser ,@ruBe &utb bcS 9}cr.
bciicrtcn SrNcn Der Iotbmdnucr bon
YCnniDIpOnicn" ucriammcIte li6 Icbtc
SSObc III Der Sutton $5OIIc Su QOncoitcr.
SoI0cnOe GbicfS parcn onluricuo:
GjrpB. .Sn6en Gjrprg g8. Nrsamer.
GjrrR. prrpbrt (protem.)-@. 8. QGraSer.
@rcB- Senicr- Sagnntcre %. WeGjppan.
G'rcB' 9unicr' Sagamrre (pro tem.) - gt.
Shub.
6jrpb. grptrFuQ-! !oaltsr-9 9Iutr. 8. 9afrr.
oiroBsgpampumsSaltrr r-g. pirree.
@rrB' 'Sanap (pro tennis. WSuay.
@rpB.NnGe hes gBigwam- ". GbrI.
grpb-NOde hes Qpalpes-.S. W. gillss.
g(cbit OiCicn bottcu Iib nod ilbcr ein
bnnocrt Ylit.SobcmS cin9efunbrn, unb
80 %6it'SOhcuS luurocn ais ncue Nit
9licNcr in Den @roBcn &utb ouigcnom.
men.
9oS Soupt0cid)dft Der Sibm0 mar
Die Grldntcrun9 Der llrfunOe NcS Or.
NenS, wuS aud bOais burd bic 9rcbcn
GbiefS 0eidab.
stad Der Sibuns be9Ieitete man Oic
MitoIieOcr uud Der MdnnerdOr.SaIIc,
100 ibnen Elm OOrtrefflider 9und ierOirt
wurOe, nud ueIdem iis ben &otbmdu.
ner.8ua in Der SuItOn.SuIIe, Der ibnen
CUR Gbre bon Der &otbmdnuer.& .&Kocia.
tion 0c9ebcu luarb, beiudten. Ser Ball
mar Gin icbr 9emiitbIider uuO fart be-
iubt
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-09

3u BoBc @feBmeuts. - Sap oft.
mails YcriOncn fir OaS Slie1oramt CT.
iuabIt pcrbeu, bic ctiua 70 DieI bon elmer
ridti9cn Sdabun8 beS gi0eutbumS
&norcr UerItcbCn, 0lS cinGicI bon einer
llbr, Iiefert fOISenocr 8cwciB: 9ie Ser.
rcn s. y. @rubb & Sobn bciibcn be.
beutcuoeS giscntbum in GOIlmbiu, iuic
aud in 8eitSempfeIO SounIbip, Can.
faiter eountB; Der &iIeiior jones Si
ltrift tugirte nun abcr OaS Gi9entbum in
70 bObcm MObe, DAP iic al Die eOuntb.
GOmmiiiiOncrS OppcIIirten, Inn ben auf
ibr gi9entbum 9eIc9tcn SuT gu erniebri.
9en. Sieb iuci9erten iib isbob bic
@ommilIioncrS 5u tbun, tuOrauf bic Ser.
ren 8rubb & Sobn on Die Gourt appel.
Iirten. Sbrc in columbia 9eIcOeuen Gi.
ienlucrfcn lunrcn 3u $4,000 o1clcb
8cu8cn beIdluOrcn inOcb, iic nidt mcbr
bcnn $4,000 urrtb lcicn. SIRE Giieu'
erSnliucn anf Dem fog. n&eitcnbcr9" lua.
rcn 5n s4O,74O oiiciIco, ludbreno fic
inter GiO crfIdrten, bnb bicicIben nidt
mcbr Ocun $4,000 wertb icicn. 60
aud bic Giicncr3miucn in Goneito0a
8opnibip; ncuu Idcr 2anO in 8sit
ScmpfcIO Soiunidip purOcn 5n $61,.
Ito, mb finf glfcr 3u s97O oiIciIeb,
bic Suiummcn bios $4,000 lucrtb iciu
ioIlm. Srcibi9 SIdcr 2ano uno cine
Surnacc i'm icIbcn 5Otunibip, Gi9cu.
tbum Der Sercn =. SulNcmun & 60,
luurocn 3u $87, 300 uiiciieo, iOIIcu ober
MIR $4,000 Ucrtb icin. SoS Giicn.
lucrf in Der Sritten @orO 81 Columbia
purOc unf $lS0,OOO uiIciicO, ludbrenb
3eu9e uu9cbcu DAP cS bios $4,000
wcrtb 1T. SlcbnIid)e SIu9abcn luurNeu
aud bon onbcrcm Gi0cutbum 9cmadt.
Sic Gourt bat nm Die Sabc inter
8crotbmg, unb luirO Oicicr Sage ibr
@utn6teu borilber Ob9eben,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-03-21
From the Lansing Republican.
CANNOT SLEEP.
BY ROBERT ROLAND.

Broad awake am I, and yet tbs midnight
Hours have tossed upon my wakeful couch,
Striving In vain to WOO tho drowsy god,
And lock myself In his secure embrace.
All efforts vain. As tolls the restless sea
To reach some quiet zone, so toll now.
III.
The body hath It's proper need OF rest,
And so the mind should lay IL cares aside,
That both may better take the duties OF
The morrow ON, and work them out Alright
The boor envy on his humble couch,
For he can sleep whilst sleep for me has fed.
III.
'Tis said that those who wander In deep
crimes,
An steep themselves In every sort OF vice,
And sometimes by a namslcss Goblin haunted
Propping their eyes wide open with blank
fear.
I never murdered any that know,
Yet all he goblns Of the night are here.
".
never wronged my neiQhbor of a groat,
Yea have measured with goblin rule
Those who crowd past me on the road to
Aud found alarming shortage In their mold.
n had been n knaye for all my days
l could not find rougher sea than this.
What busy fancles fit them through my
What business schemes and plots for daily
bread
What dreams of honors that may never come
Aud most of all, what desire for rest
There blows the whistle of the lightning
train,
And am, like, rushing to my fate.
vi.
oh, now IL seems that il would not be pain
To jump beneath its grinding wheels and die
For that would bring me-what have not
now,
And have not had for months-a quiet sleep
Such thoughts but III become a man, and
VIII cast them from Inc as unholy waits.
VII.
'Tis towards only that do fear TO live
Not those who win their battles all alone,
And work, and toll and even dare to stand
Where coward souls would never care to
walk.
And have faith and courage yet TO strive,
And fghi the whole world II my cause is jusi
VIII.
'Tis now Tomorrow, yet / do not sleep;
There are no ghosts within the distant past
w,uld not welcome in this witching hour
No rain regrets for forty years of life;
ForI have been no idler, and each day
Has in ils time yielded 10 me my own.
TX.
Tue present oh. that is always here
II is our time of action aud VI life,
All that is wrought must first be finished up
Within the hours Of ever present now
Tomorrow never comes, and all the past
Is but barque east on some desert shers.
The future,-no man shall dare unlock H.
II he could for that belongs alone 10
Him who was. is.now, and ever shall be
And SO 10 man the future never comes.
When his friends have laid him In his last low
bed.
Tim he may know that which il hidden now
If.hosts would haunt me, It's now past their
time,
FIR IL 10 two hours past the noon OF night.
Rstles and wakeful, i can only think,
Ad plan. aud dream; and then think again
Tat II would add n score OF years TO life
III could cease 10 think. cannot sleep.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-03-21
STATE NEWS.

At Galesburg a couple Of young
bloods" suffering from spree Satur-
day night agreed to take strychnine.
One backed out, and the others life
was saved by DIR. Burroughs applying
an aptidote in season.
Thursday evening while two little
girls aged about fourteen and eleven
years, children OF William Wells, Who
lives q few miles above Midland, nssr
the Tittabawassee River, we're playing
on the ice the older one broke through
and in trying to help her out Ne
younger one also broke through sBA
was carried under the Zoe and drowned.
Miss Hettie Morse, of La Sale, this
county, has juet finished . quilt-ths
most beautiful piece OF patchwork We
ever saw. There are 9,5lS pieces in il.
IL is quilted into 1850 checks. IL
will average IL stitches to the check,
which makes between 400, 900 and 500,
900 stitches in the quilting besides the
piecing and the binding. Who can
beat it?-[ Monroe Commercial.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ezra Cogsvsll. Of
Brant, Saginaw county, we're TO have .
golden wedding Wednesday. In ths
morning, before the arrival 81 frisnds,
Mrs. Cogswell was found dead in bed.
She died Of disease Of the heart. ehs
was mother of Mrs. Tiff Jerome, Of
Saginaw City, and her circle Of friends
Is very large in the valley.
At Marshall on Thursday, the dis.
covery was made that the prisoners in
the county jail bad been engaged .
week in preparing 10 escape. A Ale,
an augir and saw made from Q corset
steel, were found in their possession.
They had their preparations nearly
completed, and Wednesday night at
IL o'clock was the time 6xed for the
exodus. Thomas Belts confesses 10
being leader in the matter.
A cottonwood tree was found in the
township OF Milan, Monroe county,
that measured at fifty feet from the
ground SIX feet eight inches through.
Al 76 feet from the ground it measur-
cd five feet through. At 90 feet from
the ground il measured four feet
through. Al 1914 feet from the ground
IA measured three feet ten inches
through. At l23 feet from the ground
il measured two feet aud Ave inches,
and at l2s feet from the groun in was
one foot and FIVE inches.
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SICK.

The Democrats are sick. They look
sick, they are sick, and ergo, they are
sick. Well, we do not blame then for
their looks IL they are not lovely.
Their expression OF disgrace is pardon
able also They have been, rs Widow
Bedot said, disappointed, terribly
Disappointed" Ever since they con-
vened at Neutrality-suspicious. they
went in high hope-tlnngs have gone
wrong with them. First they had
fight over the speakership, which left
scars; then Morrison was given the
chairmanship Of tho Committee OF
Ways and Means, and with it the lead
ership of the party in the House, and
that disgusted many OF the ''loyal."
Then they challenged the minority
with Blaine at their head, TO a fight on
the Amnesty Bill, and they got dread
full drubbing. The way in which they
were Knocked around in that little at
tempt at parliamentary boxing, was
laughable to see. We doubt IL Ran
dali has been able TO breathe through
his nose since, for the ex-Speaker gave
him such q pnishing" as few men ever
get. Then, Hill OF Georgia, like a
supid as he is, put his foot into the
milkpail and sent il flying. What god
OF mischief was il that prompted him
10 blurt out what he did, showing TO
all north that southern hate still lives,
and the old sectionalism state sover-
eighty has abated not jot or title Of
its claim, although blood has been
poured upon il Ike water. And then.
horrors of horrors, JEFF Davis, yes, Jef
himself, tho veritable JEFF, must put in
his appearance, clothed in the faded
robes pi the presidency OF the 'late
confsderacy, and claim his old ihti.
mate connection with Democracy Tins
was the last straw aud IL broke the
/ camel's back. Even Democracy could
not stand such dose, or rather such =
succession Of doses. Kerr's election to
tho speskership affected its pulse.
Morrison's appointment to the chair
manship OF the Ways aud Means Com
mittee, started symptoms OF nausea.
Blaines blow gave them the headache;
Hills in apropos speech caused them
10 feel strangely at the pit OF the party
stomach, but when JEFF came forward
shaking the bottle, and actually put 1t
10 their mouth, and began TO pour the
contents into the already rebellious re-
ceptacle beneath, it was more than
even Democracy could endure. IL LAID
its hands plaintively on the location OF
its interior palms," turned its face
pitifully aside. and was SICK. Poor
Democracy. The Globe Rule.
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a severe blow.

A Washington correspondent writes:
Thurman sports red bandanna hand
kerchief, aud blows the loudest hose
In America. Is is said that on one oc-
casion Senator Jones, OF Nevada, who
early in life had been brakeman on a
railroad, dropped to sleep at his desk.
senator Thurman selemnly waved bis
red bandanna and gave his nose ter
rife snort. The sleeping Senator
sprang to his feet and, seizing his
desk, commenced twisting IL with all
his might. He afterward explained
that he thought Thurman's blow was
an engine whistling down brakes, and
the red handkerchief signal Of dis
tress; hence his wrsnching at the desk
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Jack was heard calling across the
fence to his ncighbsr's son. q colored
youth who goes TO school at the Allan
ta colored university:
Look hyar, boy, ysu goes ter school
Yes, sir, replied the boy.
''Gittin' eddyksshun. amt yer.
Eyes, sir.
"Larnin' rithmetiok and aggerin' on
Q slate, eh 2"
"Yes, sir.
"Well, IL don't take two whole days
10 make hour, do 10 2"
. IVY no" exclaimed the boy.
"You was gwinter bring dat hatchit
back in hour, wasn't yeri"
"Yes, SIR"
can It's bin two days since yer Dor.
roved H. Now, what goods sddyca-
ton gwine ter do ron thick-sknlled
niggers when yer 60 TO school . whole
year an den can't tell how long IL takes
10 fotch back q hstchet2"
The boy got mad and slung the
hatchet over the fence and half way
through an ash barrel.--[Aueusta (Gs)
Consultation.