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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07

EXECUTIVE MANSION "AsAhGIoS JMLl4 1868
s,sl Ne orr not .cCeedng-at best progressing
tlowly-whout A. that have it. and bear all The LIS
Of In certain quartCrsl
lus also benefit rom II, prsccablc therefore
thank welcOGsi defod opinion whether For
Yorktown or Dotn, could not ~ ~hols
rat by cOOred troops leaving Tie white
forces sarT at those places 10 Dc employed ELSEWHERE
Yours very tiuh. A. LINCOLN.
Mr.. William Winter then road beautiful ami
appropriate poem, entitled, The Voice Of the
Sileuce."
Al tho conclusion of the ode, Gen. Sherman was
called for, and responded briefly Gems. Sheridan
and Hooker, Gov. Hartranft ex-Gov Curtin, Mayor
Stokely and Others also made short addresses after
which Gen. Hooker dismissed the audience and The
Army VI the Potomac went INTO q business meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07

rate. y. w; clear.
w,iAItRS,


Tie s,hr. GO,eu West hLIas, from south Georges
st SIOnJon Com, Jdnt D. VITA 5000 TT SANS.
BARK ri, q, hepln sOn roan tue So racinc arrived
a NeW-I5oI.Ord, jane q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23
POLITICS IN MINNESOTA.

REPUBLICANS CONTROLLED By THE oYrrcn
HoLDERs-TILDEN THE DEMOCRATIC FAvoRITE.
81. PAUL. May 10, 1879
In January last q considerable demonstration was
made among Minnesota republicans In favor OF Mr.
Blame Tor President Tho circumstances indicated
that tho movement had It's origin In Washington, with
the who have with little opposition directed all
the action Of tho party In this State since 1861
then proposed TO call tho State Convention whio the
Legislature was session, II having FIRST boen
asccrtaincd that At lcast thrce-fourths OF
the republicans In tho Legislature held
Blaine 10 be their first choice. But this
proposition was combattcd by tho lew supporters OF
Munster Washburne-lthere Is u branch Of bis largo
family In this Statej-and by prominent party men
who thought tho Blame nj least premature.
Since then number OF country papers havo advocated
Bristows nomination, and their utterances with
the talk OF visitors here iron different parts Of
the State would indicate that Bristow is the ssorte Of
the rural districts. Washburuc's support. II he has
any In the Convention (which meets on the oath INST J.
will be limited 10 complimentary votes. influenced
by one brothers residence and another brothers.
vesimcnts in Minneapolis senator McMilan's friends
In This city arc Tor Brstow, Washburne or Hayes
preference TO Blaine and, by their opposition
20 the control OF Ramsey anu WINDOW, would choose
Cons'ng or Morton y 'nsy could thereby carry the
trcly subscrvicn TO the office holders these belong
70 Ramsey Window, Bid King and the other two Rep
resenativcs In Congress- senator Mcmillan has mos
succeeded 10 Ramscy's official patronage. The Con-
vention, thoreiore will Brstow but will not
instruct Tor Blame, and It's delegates may not be
pledged 70 him. The delegation will probably vote for
him the opening ballots, but alter that will be lin
iicd II NJ AL only by Tho personal interests OF the
Office holdng fraternity. That - to say, just soon
as Blaine appears NOT 70 be the coming the guar
dams OF the delegation VIII deliver over to the next
best The electoral of the State will DO givcu
to the Cincinnati nominee, whoever he may be.
Among democrats IN this State the general express
sion sin favor Of riIdcn, with few voices raised for
Thurman aud Hendricks and occasional preferences OF
Hancock and Davis rho party here Is not well or
panzed, and Its Convention which meets June y,
might through the OF local aud petty Causes
have been carried adverse rdcn but for tho eject
OF Tdcns apparent strength in other States There
or tho address oi tho Filth Avenue Conference,
for doubling but that tho Minnesota delegation
will Tldcn The feeling appears 70 be mat the
delegation should DO uninstructed except 20 vote -
unit but that should be placed on the deie8aeon
| Who are mot known 70 be for Governor TtldsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
QyyIcE OF rHE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsniSGToN, May 23-1 A. NJ

wAsnHGroS, May 23-l AN
EroJdLiiifiea
For tho South Atlantic and East Gulf States, rising
barometer, winds vccring 10 northeriy easteriy,
cooIcr partly cloudy weather and rain areas
For tho West Gulf States. rising barometer southeast
to northeast winds, slightly cooler, partly cloudy
weather ana local rains
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley rising barometer,
north to east winds and cool, clear weather.
For the upper lakes, Upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys, rising followed BY falling barometer, cool
northorly Winds .ng.to east south, and
generally clear weather. except possibly occasional
rams, In the last section
For tho lower lakes and Middle States, rising and
high barometer, brisk and high northwest 70 north
cast winds, diminishing In force, decidedly cool and
generally clear weather.
For New England, ri ing barometer. brisk and high
northwest northeast Winds decidedly cool aud clear
or clearing weather
Cautlonary signals continue along Lake Ontario and
on the coast from Savannah to Eassport.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23

Mss Brua descendant OF an old family
He was educated for business life and became the
president and cashier OF two or three banks Harris
burg, Middetown and elsewhere. He took active
Interest In the development OF the railway system OF
Pennsylvania and was for some time the President
tho Northern Central Railway, the main line from
Baltimore to Harrisburg ltw in the management
OF this road that tho genius Of Mr. Cameron
for anairs-for the government OF men and
for handling large trusis-lrst became known.
Mr.. Cameron remained in the control or tho Northern
Central until tho railway passed into hands OF the
Pennsylvania Central whom he retired from the rail-
way and gave his time 10 hts personal affairs and
largely to politics. As his father the Senator retired
from the active control OF Pennsylvania politics nc
count Of his advancing years, Mr. Cameron assumed
his plnce and became known leader OF courage,
singular foresight aud ability Lacking the genial bon.
hommie OF the Senator, Mr.. Cameron cold, re-
served and shy in his manner and fused into tho
publican party n discipline which it had before
known, even In Pennsylvania
This shown tho FIRST canvass Of General Hart
ram for Governor An important fragment OF tho re-
publican party, under The leadership OF Colonel
Young and Colonel Mcclure, mutinicd against
tho nomination Of Governor HartranIt. opposed his
canvass IN October, and In doing so menaced tho sue
cess Of Grant in November. There panic arising
out OF this meeting and disposition the part OF the
republicans TO withdraw General Hartranf, which was
prevented manly, II not altogether. by the courage
and energy OF Mr. Cameron. who insisted that tho
party should 60 down with Hartranfts colors flying
rather than succeed without him. Tho result OF tins
determination tho election Of Hartranit and the
carrying OF the State for Grant by unprecedented
majority.
n Mr. Cameron Is man Of large fortune estimated At
from So 600 900 10 So 600 600. and although his nom
nation nay be unfavorably regarded by wing Of the
republican party in Psnnsyvynia Il win no doubt give
satisfaction to the general bulk Of the organization ls
political meaning is that Nr Cameron. as supporter
OF Conkling, Is recognized by President Grant Mr..
Cameron Is o widowcr and resides At Harrisburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23
SCHURz AND THE CANDIDATES.

CHICAGO, Nay %, 1874
Hon. Carl SEIZURE Is In town To-Day In conversation
with Chicago Tribune reporter be Expressed very
freely hrs views on Presidential candidatea
lie considers Bristow the best man for the rcpubi
can nomination because Of his availability with all
Glasses ard parties including the independent re-
formers because he has most active prosecutor
OF uical frauds and corruption with which the great
masses have no sympathy, and because throwing him
out would cast more or lees odum upon the party.
He considers Charles Francis Adams an excellent
coming candidate. He speaks Of Blaine disparagngly
candidate for the Presidency because no lacks tue
record OF a rcfcrmer, which Brstow possesses. Mr..
Schurx says the sentiment OF the country strongly In
favor OF reform and that tho party which must
do IL reform basis ana candidateA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23

Mr. Mitchell, Of Oregon, made lengthy argument IN
favor thereof He WAS followed by Mr. Logan In op
position thereto
SUCCESSOR TO DooRKEEPKI FITzHUoH.
The democrats OF the House will hold caucus To-
morrow Tuesday evening 10 select doorkecper In
place OF i. n. fitzhugh, who was removed to. day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23
JAMES DONALD CAMERON.

Tho new Secretary OF War, James Donald Cameron,
or, as he Is called IN Pennsylvania politics, Don
Cameron Is the eldest OF tho Hon. Simon Cameron,
Tho senior senator from tho State OF Pennsyvana-
Mr. Cameron Is about forty-two years OF ago and
was born In PcnusyIvania His mother was formerly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23

Tho following record will show the changes In the
temperature for tho past tweniy-four hours in com
parson with the corresponding date Of last year, AZ
indicated BY tho thermometer a. hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23
DAxAox IN PENNSYLVANIA.

MILFORD. May %, 1874
terrific rain storm, accompanied by hailstoncs an
inch In diameter, passed over the southern part of
Pike county yesterday afternoon. Considerable DAM
age was done 10 fruit and grain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23
THE sroRx IN CANADA.


Hull, Ont, May %. 1870
The water yesterday swept away part OF the Aylmer
Road Bridge, making an excavation twenty-five feet
wide and eight feet deep The remainder OF tho
bridge rs beng gradually washed away.
Bisson's cardng mill was wrecked and carried away
by the water this morning.
FIERCE HAIL STORM IN JERSEY.
Between four and Ave O'Clock on Sunday a 1erco
hail storm burst upon Norris and Sussex countless New
Jersey, causing loss to fruit flowers, shrubbory and
glass which scarcely be estimated, but which un.
doubtedly represents between $4,000 and 100000.
Tho day very hot. tho thermometer playing among
the nineties About four =. NJ tho heavens backcncd
ana soon tho rain came, which quickly followed
by hail. tho stones being OF tho Of hens
eggs Yesterday tho HERALD advised
Of some having been picked up which measured seven
corrugated glass in the roof of the Morrstown Post
Office. Not hothouso escaped Charles Rhodes loss
In Norristown Is So 0O0 Thomas Mcnos being 81 600
Both are florists Their places complete wrecks
very great The ..oldest nhabtunt' rccoec,s nothing
so terrible Every skylIght suffered Tho trees wcro
shorn OF leaves and branches In some parts
A fnan had his hoad cut by stone
was completely flooded, cellars filled with water streets
and gardens torn 10 pieces and together With the fences
were washed down toward the meadows Tho whole
surface Of the earth sheet 0t running water and
the meadows below town presented the appearance Of
lake Of water Wagon loads Of hail washed
up In heaps The fruit and winter gram In the
OF the storm must DO very seriously damaged. Tho
most terrific thunder and lightning accompanied tho
hail aud rain. barn belonging to Austin Anderson,
in Hampton township. about two miles ofNewton,
struck by lightning and burned
The full extent ~ tho damage Is not yet known II
Is considered fortunate that no lives were lost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-23
THE STORM IN THE NORTHWEST.

CISCiNNAfI, OhI0 Nay Y, 1870
Special dispatches report heavy storms In various
localities in tho Northwest during tho past twenty-
hours which have considerable damage tcscrops
and property. In Clay county Iowa, the storm
most destructive and In Gayviic, in tho same county,
many houses were torn down wrecked. lIailstoncs
from two three inches in diameter fell guam
tty the ground to tho depth Of tour inches
terrific wind accompanied the storm.
In Lansing, Mich, the storm was severe and de-
structivc In Sparta, Wis., and Mendoza and Rockford
Ill. the fields dcugcd and much damage inflicted
No loss OF LIE has been reported.
, 1876-06-14
9urfei.

Gonbou, Is. SUM-. Man mslSet
saus Wisn, baB bic 6ibrer Der Safur'
:ssnten cine gonfsren3 in Suttorina bull
ten peroea, um bic Grage, Oh ie Den
Dom Sultan anse5otsnen WaHehfti1.
itanb ann.bmen wolsn, 5n entiaeioen,
.Jirlt Milan uon Serbien bat in einem
~'eiaenbdnbis seidriebenen 8riae BEN
Sultan feline INTERVIEWING tuno scse'
Sen.
Glue 9epef9e aus paris an ber
,pStanbaro" mc1oet, oab oas tirtii9c
Beaba@tunsseorps Don Der ssrbiidsu
@rense Suriidsesoeen woroen lei. Man
nimmt on. oab Die MaBreseI auf Ser
,usnoans bet britR4en Resistans er'
aolste.
Sultan Wurab bat oen gieet6nie
bon espptem ben Sortbeitano Der Dol
benz perltorbenen Saltan n~erlisbener
NriniIesien 5useiidert.
, 1876-06-14
Gar0tdl9e Madtidtfn.

$6werin. Sn tincr Berlam mIuus
seS Noltodsr liberats1 Srtswabpsrsins,
pslds Dor einisen Sasea fattiane Ane
iur Bslprebuns osridiebeney euf bic
nahten Geid|stassuableu bt3istder
5rasen oienea inutsv ebue iaoa Die
@anoioatenfrass su berhbeeu, wuroe
nit ~b.jonberer 9sbbaftisfsit Der Staub
u%niersr VerfaAunssiad)s srsrtsrt nab es
sab iih aagsmeim Die n%s5erseusuns
tuno, oaB man in brr nddlt.n 0sids.
tassieiiion init Muf6ietuus aQer Strait
osn B%unossratb fir cine 2oiuns i'm
Wtse Der &cihsssiesssbua9 noGmals
uerluhen milis 81 gewinnen, Der
SunoeSrat3, bcnerfte Der 0feihSta9ss
abseoroaete WlsscrS. iuerse. toeun Der
lo9monnte medltnbur9iibc Inteas III
Der 9erbllsiion uou Weucm selieat.
uno. wie 3u boNea, pom Geid)8tas ans
9enomme" wesos, mabrldsiulid crit
mad ben Wablen iber oeu Qutras -
idluS ialien. Der Nusial Der Wablem
p.ros bon 9roB'm GtnfluB aui ocu 9s'
lblaB ocS Yanossratbcs lein. Aub
ein @elltiibee bethsiligte lid an Der Dis,
c%ullisn : Der paltor Dtauet 3u Roitod.
Gr mahts Oaraui auimsrtlam, SaB Die
Reactlon init Soslisbs biz Gti9S9elcs.
9ebun9 iie Die berrl9enoe @elaattslo.
liSteit uuo Gbeucrun9 perantwortlih
made. Dsm malie Don l,berater Seite
nod mebc cnt9e9ensswirtt wereeu, es
lIese III oiciea iallben NuStrsaun9en
e,ns srobe @ciabr lar bic 8absa, IS
ut lett Sapriebatea WIeoer eaS crlte
Wat, baB ein Neutrality-suspicious. YaltOr
III eIner polItiihsu Ssri anmlung OCT
l,berulea Yartei lelae Stimms erbobea
pat.
@foeabars. Die Arbcitsn bcs 10.
2amotass oes 8roBberSostbums Slben.
burg .usrosn in 2auis Der naAlteu Bod]e
bssnoistltsrosn. Oar i'm IS. 0aubtass
ans9ebrodene Gonflift spildsa Der
Staatsreslerua9 uno 2auotass, III SeIlen
So.se Der 10. Iaaotas auisel6t uuros,
yat uorlaufis burA Elm GompromiB
spilden benz Staats miniltsrium nnO
Dem 6inau3auSid)uiIe iein @noe err.idt.
Wfun awclielt mldt oaran, oaB Der Qanos
iag bic pom Ginansausldufs sur swsic
ten Ysrutbuns Bet 9elesporlassn gu
b%riussnbsa GompromiBantrdss anneb.
men peroe. 8ei Ger .riten Geratbuns
uno Sel9lubiaiun9 iber bic @.isspor.
lass, bstr. ben Gatpari sines @slss,s
| far bas persostaum OlosSburs, b.tr.
Sic GeiclennasrerN6ltniNs Der tei Der
, 1876-06-14
Nsuefte tslssr. gtus(am.
G1meis:

8ern, II. sSuni. Sie 6Hli9ssd 'rei5
spurbe flssli9 inioIae BET itarfen Rssens
.oiiIIe unb bes @1mslSa,s BEG Sd"ee's
lin ben Bergen BON bcocutsnosn neber-
idwemmunsen beimssiu2t. @ammtll'
she Giieubabnen auurAen bctradtli4 be-
1ddoist. @islc 8riiden uno Saulsr in
aoem Canton Shursau ,purben mcgee
idwemmt, unb mebrersperionen srtran'
Ten. Sn JraasnfeIb, Der 8anptitaot res
sgantons, tpuuoen pier perioncn Surd
ben giniur3 elmer Mauer s'tIotet. Ser
+gunbesratb bot einen a%tseOtrneten nod
9bur9au ssfnidt, iim ben %i"'pobnern
s6ilfe anjlbieten.
, 1876-06-14
9alaaSilat ptpf(4ta.

Rinsito n, Ont, II. SUM-. 9esen
. l1br bcute @benb brad in einsm 9tes
bsnssbdube binter Sorieg's g%iisnpaa-
r~enbanbluus Jsuer aus, tuel4es lid nit
iusdtbarse S4nele perbrdtste. Sie
ndditssessnsn 5aaisrseoierte, niele Der
i9onjten @ebdabs Der Staot entbalteno.
felen in burger 3eit ben Jlammen gum
Dpfsr. 9is 5suersbraaIt witbet suoiee
fer @tunbs (4l2 ubr) immsr nod, es
esiitirt isbo4 ausli9t. bieieIbs unter
Gontrole su brinsen, Ser 9erluit be.
trdst bis iebt anssfdbr $l5o.ooo.
5outsbaIe, Ya., u. SUM-. Sn
bent BON San,ss O'9lsiG uno isineiW sut.
Ter 5ssobnttn 9auie brad stFern 9to@i
, 1876-06-14
GngiauD.

aonbo OH, IS. SUM-. Sic vMart'
Sane. g1preb" iast in ibrer -&epiie, oat
Die 6aatenyiu ,Gnslano uno .anf BEN
sgontinente portreffid iteben.
SEER 8ourtc, l1nterIetretdr beg lieu
#ersu, .ertldrte .ssitsrn I'M britlIdsn I'LL
terbau1e. bab bic 9epel6e bes Sstrstdrs
fsiIb ;pom %. Mai il 0eSus onf bic
@inaow'jGe Mngelsscnbeit omar ems
pfanscn, uber nod ni4t A%eantworta
uorben lei uuo besbalb benz nnterbanlt
noA niat mitgetbeilt tperocn tonne.
, 1876-06-14
Die Tobkur\

1T b%eitrnt. has saus. %bisbertse SeiIperfabreh ntts
suitoben. Die Sur mtrb bmr9 bas fogenohnte
eogbas nnb bard5 einne4inen ro1 So9pniest
tbren Sts bat, NJ ttef fe ltest, nnS Su ,slet4er
Ssit s.tseu Te bic Sebenstrait bes @eniden sau.
faulcnbe inb IN ben lestet apet Sobren IN Der
morbtn. Inter ben @ebetlten ~b.inbeh f6 pi.le
Ner;te unb Apoibeter. Die 9ohbdber u%nterI9stten
F9 BON anoeren 8abern baonrd,. hob fe otrett auf
bie 2rantbeit etnptrfen, uab ben trantet Stoi ents
tomme. Sic {n6 elm gerbrsnnnnsss eber ausi4.is
bunass Broeeb ber 8rantbeitsftoHe. Sober &ronts
MFRS BET Der anptnbuns btsist &ar fo5uiosen iesr
.tsenet sr3t @ctn Scntane bur4 sieie 8dbsr s.s
hetlt lit, 70 III er ptttlt1 unb robitol 9ebeilt, pdbs
rsnb nod ber bisbsrtsen Settmetbobe bic RttteI
sepobnlt9 sefabrlf5er Fnb ais BITE SrortbeitieIbf,
Inb f4 Sjters ~ eanats Sesr iseunbdrsr &rant'
Obsisi9 bic sv,5abst une srdnsSeiten, inn.rIt9
nnb duberlt4, t~urtret, 70 Hnb bod BITE @irfnnaeft
bet f~oIsenbtn &ranfbetten, Defenders penr te f9
nod In aeutsm .3nitanSe %befneen, san1 antsrorosnts
werbe9G isbr i9nsa, sspSbnlia NIT la 8aOern,
turtrt. SaIss unb Suu8enfdltpiMo tu6t sptrS,
~beIonbtrs BET iunSea eeatsn u. tnt triten stadium,
sspabnlt4 Isi4t sastrs. RHsMstiad5t, absa.
.ssnio Massns uaS 6Ar'ntranfheitsm, ioSSiis nGs
jDpbtItttfde &rantbtitsn tn isbsn Srabs. pei
duberen 6rantbsitsn, Sranbnatteen, @es
td,pasta, IseropbeIm &C; Il ets @irtnns .tas
i'm Ssebsn pon Der @trtuns su dberseueen. Was
aemfrebS unb 81. iosenannts 'Garns obet
Suderrnbr (sine Ills isst unbetlbort Rronthettl
inur6sn aeb.tlt. Bet lest.rtr arantbett ssbeu Is
pros,nt Sss 5nt,rRoNes NIT lsSsa Babe Sar1 sss
lrin as.
Die Babes umb GtmNebmes pnrptt a,erben nod
iebem pIos TN 2onbe perianbt Der Yrtis bee
BabesVnIuer8 III So, Der hes gtnnebnte !, puIpers
81. Man Iaiis i'd cine Broidlrt nber Bite ecbtus
n enstti9er rbsr bsutf9er Spra4s f9tdsn.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
- "a Stonton Str. Box 1eeo)I
Asp Dort.,
, 1876-06-14

Seuer aus. 2ebtere ,pur6c beoenfIi6 Der
brannt, uno ibr Sobn erItidte bel Dem
0eriuGe, einsn Sbeil 1eines Gisentbuma
81 retten, in Dem Raude. Gin sundhIl
9elesews 9aus ting Seuer uno wnroe
total serit6rt.
Gamoen. RS. 10. SUM-. Scr
@irtb ~peurp.me5ooScn ,psros seStern
bon ben @rob9eiAweseuen wsscn eincs
an benz Ncser Slaat Sobnlon peraibten
Moroes in Intla9eitanb Serlebt mo Dem
Gefdnsuiiie iiberwieien. @eitcrn RAD
mittas our4i6nitt iid Der &%siausene in
ietser 3eGe Die &tble Don Sbr ~ 81,
nnb ipar cine 2ei4e, che drStli4e 5iiIls
areamste.
9onbbale, 8a., 70. SUM-. sSn
Der neucn, nod ni9t gang pOaealOeteu
fatbolii@en air9e iuuroe scitsrn Otiltar
@%ottssoienit sebaIten, nno @ater Meas-
bet bate benieIben seraee cin9eleitet, OILS
pl0sIi6 Die @aaerie gno Elm Sbeil Deg
6uBbooens nit einem fiirdterli6sa &ra-
DIE sinltar5ten. 8. 6. TeIion, Der @on'
traftor, pel9er bas 8cbduoe erbaute,
lunroe srt6otst. unb 80 Yerionsn taurocn
mebr ODER meniser usrlsgt.
&eabins, Ya., 10. Stunt. Ddb.
reno seitern cine MnSabl BON Qrbsitsrn
an einem giienbabnourditid on Dem
&alep.3meise Der wIeaoins 8abn"
grub, ftiirdte Elm She'll Der grobant auf
oielelben eiu. @m. @elib ,pusoe au=
senbIidlid setbbtet uno BRET ausere be-
aentli6 usrtsst.
SbOmas elliott ,pn.oe seftsrn Mor=
gen, aIs ct i'm Sesrife uabr, cine tiefe
Nbtrittssrube su reirisen, Don ben me-
pbitiiden 9aniten %iberpdItist, ltiirats
in Die @rubs binab uno eritidte. Sobr
gowaros, wel9er Dem NerunsIudten ~
piilfe elite, fanb ebenfnQs ieiuen SOB
in Der @rnbe, nn6 Elm Oritter, nelder
oas Wassitiid u%nternabm, in oisielbe gu
iteisen, Elm Heser,3 amens Geo. SorIep,
wuroe bewubtlos in bic S0be sesossn II.
pur nit Miibe mieber in's 2eben aurad=
serufsn.
cans siseo, IL. SUM. Scr
Sampfer ~Gitp Of 9etins" braate ie9s
Matroien oes ameritanil9en @@lfss
~Ganaba" bierber, msIds BON ibrem Gu
pitdn Der Msuterei bei9uloist tuaroen,
inoem iie ii@ weisertsn, ibre Yfi6tsn
su perri4ten. 9ie Matrolsn srtldren
als @runo ibrer 1si9erung, ooB Der
@apitdn anfdbis iei. pas @@ift ;u Ien-
fen. uno oaiieibe breiNsal auf ocn@trauo
babe anFaufen ~laiIen. Die Mcuterer
uuroen auf Dem 8uuoes v&eariass" in
Glen selest. uno bon oielem bcm Sam.
pier v@itp Of pctins" iiber9eben, wel6er
lie bierber bradte.
, 1876-06-14
Granfrei1.

ar.is g, IS. Suui. Seute tuiro eine
&abinets. Sibuns ituttfinoen, I'm sins
aui1tise Grase iu erIeoi9en, 'pelde. p'e
.man betiir9tst, sinen 5treit 5uiitea
ibem Yraiiosnten wnb ben M;niitsrn per
arladen wirb. Sie 2ebteren lino ent.
idtoj ,n9rn. &enonaro al STEELE oes
snertorbenen Serrn &icaro jun Iebens-
.ldnsliden Senator an e%rnennen, nab.
no Der prdiioent 9srrn Buffet beyin-
at.
, 1876-06-14

RAN@ THE CIRCULATION OF THE
TAATS GAZETTE rs LARGER THAN
THE CONFINED CIRCULATION OF ALI,
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAFE OF THE STATE.
, 1876-06-14
&IDsAmerita.

DaIparaiio, dber Montspioeo,
10. SUM-. Sos amerifauilde G@iii
Stat" BON 2Obos nod na4 europa
untsrpess, lit auf bobsr See anfseses
ben worben; elm Sbeil bet Maunl@ait
suaroe serettet.
, 1876-06-14
Birginia Staats>@a3etGf
tas,,e bsrausesebea s'H
3sba 9. ptia'
Rs. 8 StpSlits strase.
Rt1mono,V a.

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Yin Gaaure. i~tt gtaa f7s
Gin eanare,b bret WlM. 3nS
Gin eauare, cine Ms@t 100
Gin esuure, etnen Wtcnas AZ n
Hin sanars bret Dtcna'e "
@osss.re an,.tseu ~srS,n tsass'r ssrs9af.
adt stsr stuis.r Bel en- p,fteH ttnsn Sauaas'
&ue au,esasn Nmt Tn gssd's u sarlea.
Die 2eituna whb IN 8i1uOmt uns unt'
4uea,nb yon ben 9rGsern fir IS Gents per
DcGe aussetragen.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-12-01
GRANTS DESIGNS.
Does He Mean to Scatter Congress
and if so, What:
[Chicago Times. ]

Like all ignorant men, beset, or
thinking himself beset, with peril,
Grant has deliberately gone to work to
make the peril real, when there was no
possibility for it. The sinister reports
from the national capital of ineXplica-
bic concentrating of troops would bc
ludicrously Incredible, if Grants whole
conduct of tho administration, as we'll
AS his more recent past, encouraged the
belief in the widest rumors of the
street. There is rs much need of troops
in Washington rs Chicago, and if they
are gathering ut the capital as the dis
patches indicate, it can be construed in
but one light. Grant was never Il res
pectcr of the laws. He has administer
ed the Presidency as he would II mill
tary department, and he CONSTITUTES the
howiing of his political associates as
the index of his duty in the r;,st-co,ning
crisis. Certainly, if he were Inspired
us the whole country is, with simply
the desire to execute the laws, he
would make no demonstration OF Il
character that :ugurS meditateu VII
lainy on his own part and the part OF
his lawless advisers. lfhe has been in
formed and believes that the corrupt
horde who have sustained him
and his during the last eight years,
have determined to count Hayes
in ut any cost, perhaps he is wise
in surrounding the capital with soldiers
AS Napoleon did Paris when he medi-
lated the coup d'etat in December,
years ago next month.
But if this is the purpose, this curious
President of ours is committing Il blum
der as we'll rs II crime, for he should
have gathered his army stealthily and
sccretcd il where the representatives of