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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19
INCENDIARY FIRE.
Burning Of Batos & Sons Store House-Loss
and Insurance $4,000

anu insurance rS'OOO'
About four o'clock Wednesday morning
a fire was discovered in two-slory frame
building, situated near the corner of Edison
and Willow streets. on a driveway leading
from the latter. Tue building belonged to
A. G. Bates, was balloon frame, two
stores high, unfinished on the inside, each
story forming a single room, and was used
as a storehouse by A G. Bates IL Son. In
it was a large stock of "wagon work, con-
sisting of hubs, spokes, rims, felloes, ETC.,
etc, and valued at some $500, or 81 500
When discovered, the fire was located near
the northeast corner of the building on the
lower floor, and was burning briskly, hav-
ing been, apparently, started in the midst
of the wagon work. AS it must have taken
a hot fire to have ignted this "work", it
beng of hard wood, so, being fairly under
way, it made very hot fire.
The alarm was promptly sounded, the
railroad whistle taking it up. and the fire
department responding with aacrity.
Washington No. took water at the
hydrant near Trinity church, on West
street, and had the first stream on the fire.
Nickwackett took water at the hydrant on
Wales street, at the head of Willow street,
while Killington steamer drew from the
reservoir at the corner of West and Grove
streets. The steamer was the only engine
working, the other companies discarding
their machines and attaching their hose to
the hydrants. The fire was admirably
managed, steady and copious streams of
water being uninterruptedly thrown there
on, and the fire was speedily got under con-
troll and extinguished.
The building was cheaply built, and cost
some eight hundred dollars. Although
considerably damaged, it can be easily re-
paired and the loss, what ever it is, is
fully covered by insurance. The stock, as
we have said, was valued at some 81 800.
or $1,000, and is almost total loss,
although, perhaps, some of 1t may be
worked off, but it is all in auunsaleable con
dltion.
The building was insured for $500, and
the stock for 81 800, both in the Phpuix
of Hartford, through Burnham & Temples
agency.
The fire was undoubtedly the work of an
incendlary, but what object there could
have been in firing this particular building
it is i'm possible to con- lecture. II was stu
ated about sixty feet in the rear of the
brick blocks which line Merchants row
and Center street, and was too distant to
cndanger them and even it they had been
nearer and in more immediate danger, its
fortunate situation in reference to the by
drants and reservoirs would, IN almost any
event, have prevented q disastrous conila-
grafton. That it was of ncendiary origin
seems to be beyond question, and for want
of other motive we can only ascrbe It 20
general cussedness
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.
LATEST MONETARY.

hAASnA Ho+'h'HRa'
NEW YORK, Jan. Is.
Money closet at . per cent.
Prime mercantile paper is quoted at Gss per
cent.
Sterling exchange quoted dull at 4s4H and
iss%.
Gold opened at 49, advanced to 1i3S, and
closed at 1l2I.
Clearings at the Gold Exchange to-day, slo.-
$4,000.
Customs receipts to-day amounted to s402,-
300.
Treasury disbursements to-day amount 10
2l3,Ooo
Produce exports for the week ending to-day
i5,o5O,O0l.
Governments are quoted as being active ano
,trong.
state bonds are quoted as being quiet
Railroad bonds are quoted as being strong,
Except for Union Pacific sinking funds, VIII ch
leclncd.
Stocks opened In tho main firm, at an af-
vance OF Z to "a per cent. Lake Shore MiChi-
gan Central and Western Union were the fea-
ures at the close. There was a reaction. which
vas quite natural. in view OF the sharp advance
esterday. The decline ranged from y to ~
per cent Union Pacific fell of to 6oX, but rail-
led to I0h, and closed at 10. Lake Shore de.
lined tn Gsl<o7eGs< poc,nc Main dec,,,ed IN
no ~ w. "o'''0 "".i u'.i'u'u W
"H~oo's' western Union 10 'ols' michigan
Contra t. Gi7S Ohlos to 2lh, st Paul TO 39L
md preferred to s2a Northwest shares were
teady. Panama rose to 10! and Missouri Pa
life recovered 10 IL
rhatronsactiona in stocl.s to-day aggracated
- '''ei' 'oi' "ehi
$1,000 shares. The principal dealings were as
,liows:
r,,o storo 90 ,,o.N r,bres.err .ooo. do
H'N0 '"o'o % ''' y ,""rS V'"' ''''' w.
'eierred, 7Oj; Paciili Mai, 30,l o; ~. aul,
500 ; DO Drrf r eli, $3.50: Ohios, Is 100; West-
,r r, ,,, 3-s.5 r-,t,r T. c,,, . en-,
!" wa $3.50 "'o' ''"'' 1'ooo'
COD closed a li2a4@ilIb,
No ey closed al D
,;nverpr, ~, h. rls o-o c,,o+od ~ ba,,,, oc,,ra
"o'e''llh' NJ o-hus are quoted as oeing active
M stiOng.
state bonds are Qu ted as being quiet and
,ont,oi
STOCK; closed aciiv ana weak.
Tle follow M are the CT .-In rurn,ntions
uyhor, 81 -, o.o,,- ,l,o,., NJ ~ n,,,
""'N % IN ON'u' 'no'o "c'' ho oius'I
!! = O. 81 reg 80. zn& y. }. Central .l0iA
= os 81 coIi ...l-l3s ltocN Island ..... .l0"1
!! N.6--J, ~ coup. Nli. ST. Pdu..... Syo
80 =. ou % 20 p ef.. -
> d. tos 90 NJ W. le5s ) W w ,...t'''' "a
: o-y.s d3..''.'lY"+i % 1reL....
DIS o9''''''l<lH lIi w a$he go, .-lVsH
= o. " "'',''''ittts Aitou ana Icrre
: i9-i0' reg" haute' .;..'''.
tV4oe COUP -. dr pr,i -. NJ
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Clarendon Chivalry.

A fight occurred in this place last night
between two young men named Elmer
Flanders and Warren Wilkins, which re-
suited in the vanqushment of Flanders,
who went home to East Clarendon with a
swelled head, but determined to come the
next night and have 1t out with wilkins.
HIS two seconds, Asa Chaplin and Ben
Flanders, must feel highly honored, as well
as those who witnessed the disgraceful af-
fair. So much for progress in the commu-
nifty. REX.
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The Tweed Suit again.

New YoRK. Jan IS.
Judge Westbrook this n.orning granted {,
motion of the peoples counsel in th'
81 ,000,00 suit against Tweed, i'r the al
puiptment OF talesmen TO summon twenty =
four additional jurors. in order to i'll Vi
vacancies III the Jury, only ten having bee
secured from the struck jury. The ordel
is modified so far as the SUITS tu,in OF
cornners of the county for he III # thu
latter being iutrres Cd 10 the success th'
defense, as through his ind EN- e Tweed
WAS allowed to escape. The court theI
adjourned to tomorrow morning
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A Card.

The subscriber would take the opporiun-
ity to thank the pastors Of the several
churches, and the public generally, of Rut-
land, for their liberal contributions, and
assistance rendered me 10 various ways, in
my endeavors to raise means to enable the
Methodist Episcopal church OF Chttenden
to flush their new house OF worship. which
is in progress of construction. | would
state tn 1t my labors in Rutland have been
crowned with even greater success than i
anticipated, and am enabled TO return to
my people with "glad tdings."
Reg. JOHN JAMESON,
Pastor M. L. Church, Chitienden.
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Suits Against Bondsmen.

WASHINGTON Jan. IS.
District Attorney Wells has begun sui
agalns, Joseph t. Savage for Sl5 600 tb'
bondsman of James s. Girsrd, passed asst.
tant paymaster in the navy, charged with
default amounting to S52 600; also on
against Edward NJ. Lee, A. NJ. Capp and
George w. Plnney, on the bond of thu
former as security of the territory of Wy
oming, for $20,0O0, the others being sure
the duties of his office and pay over to tn,
United States 1898.
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Conservative Successes in France.

IAKIS, JUN. TO.
Later returns show that the conse va
tives have elected majorities of senatorial
delegates in the following deparlm nts
Loire, Maneet-Loire, Loire, Infecieure,
Ludre and Gar7ude.
Returns received from forty departments
show that the conservatives have carried
Rirty, republicans four, and six are doubt
ful
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An Empress Gift.


IoN'oNi % III TO-
The Empress Augusta o. g rmany has
sent Mrs. DJrrien Smith gold and jeweled
bracelet, and two ladies of Penysuce
brooches, IN re ignition Of their kindnts
to the p lssengers and crew of the German
steamship Sicily, which was wrecked a.
the Sicily Islands last year.
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so MUCH HAS BEEN SAID in PUBLIC PRINTS

about the value OF Phosphates as fertilizers and
as nerve and brain foo1 10 supply the waste OF
TISSUES, resulting IRON mental and physical eX-
trton' that they have become universally re-
cognlzed as the most important nutriiive
gents known 10 science They are natures
or The constitution run down with wasting
chrome seases, depending upon indigestion
ann iinperlecr assimilation OF loOd. their action
being 70 perfect cell-growih and the formation
o. healthy tissues. DR.. Wheel-r'S Compound
Ellxlr OF Phosphates and Caiisaya Is not oaly
effect ia energizlnR ana yitallzing ali the or
gans OF the body Jan sd2w2w
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The Albany Silk Burglary.

New YORK. Jan. IS.
George Williams and John S nith, the
latter noted burglar, known t. the olice
as "Sheeny Nike" were arrestt to-day on
suspicion of having been concerned in rob-
bing silk house in Albany during the past
month of IS, 900 worth of property.
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READING NOTICES.
when God Made Nnu He Made Him
Perfect.

eptt hue Nthh
Perfect.
but by breaking Gods laws man has
brought disease upon himself. The worst
of these are throat and lung difficulties.
Our climate is very ehangeable, and of
course every one is more or less liable to
colds, coughs and throat difficulties, which,
If not attended to at once, very often prove
serious and hasten their victims to the
grave. Now, it stands us in hand to guard
against these diseases. When God made
man he bresthed into his nostris, not his
mouth, the breath of life, intended he
should always breathe SO. How is it to-
day. Every person who is troubled with
these diseases breathes through his mouth.
Is it any wonder then that we have so
much catarrh aud throat and lung Difficult.
ties. There is nothing better for throat
and lung difficulties than Kendall's Pee
toral Balsam. Now, if any Of you have
weak lungs, coughs, colds. or any disease
of the throat and lungs, if you will stop
breathing through your mouth and take
Kendalls Pectoral Balsam, yon will soon
be healthy and happy. Try it. Only SO
cents per bottle. Sold by all dealers in
medicine.
FRANCIS FEM, Proprietor,
d4w Rutland, VT.
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Pleads Guilty.

CHICAGO Jan IS.
In the criminal court this morning Henry
Davis, who murdered Charles d. Wh\lhd
last Thanksgiving day, plead guilty of
mansliughter, aud was sentenced by Judge
Rogers to twenty. one years in the penitcn-
tiary. Ills counsel defended him in re
cent trial by jury on the ground Of insani-
ty, and the jury disagreed on verdict.
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Funeral Address,


New YoRK. Jan. 19.
The funeral of the Ire DR.. Henry J
Anderson, wei known in Literary and
scientific ciicles in this city and who died
in October last at Lahar, Irda, while re-
turning from scientific excursion, took
place this afternoon from st. Patrick's
cathedral. The funetel oia'ion was d'-
livertd by Cardinal McClo'key, who was
clad in the full robes Of his office and who
eulogized the lite and c rWter of the laie
physician.
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The Poor of Poughkeepsie.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Jan. 10.
The common council passed resolution
authorizing the committee to macadamize
certain streets in order to give work TO the
unemployed poor. None but those having
residence here will be employed. Pay
has been fixed at 81 90 per day.
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Railroad Collision.

New YoRK, Jan. IS.
Two trains on the West Side elevated
railroad collided to-day above Fortleih
street. Both trains were badly smashed,
but fortunately no persons were seriously
injured. This is the first accident that has
occurred on the road in three years.
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Gas in the Forenoon.

NEW YORK, Jan. IS.
The fog is so thick this morning that gas
had to be used in majority of cases down
town at o'clock. North river is full OF
Immense cakes of ice. Travel across thu
ferries is very much impeded
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Weather Probabilities.
Wan DEPARTMENT,
Orr1cE OF THE CHIEF sIGSAL OFFICER.
MAsuINGTON. Jan. ls.--s y. N.

For New England, rain, increasing
southeast to southwest winds, with falling
barometer, followed during Wednesday
afternoon and evening 10y cooler, northwest
to southwest winds and rising barometer.
TEMPERATURE.
The following is the temperature of yes
terday, recorded by the thermometer in
front Of A. w. Higgins drug store, on
Merchants row a. m, 30 ; p. M,
4G 10 p. M, 40.
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DOn't Forget This,

that the Estey organ Factories are the largest
In the world, make the most organs. over 10000
being in use, and Notwithstanding the hard
times, are now making nearly 1000 org = ms every
month. They are not only the best and cheap
est, but are sold on the easiest terms OF any
organ made. If any one says 10 the contrary,
don't you believe 1t, but address for catalogues
and Information,
GEORGE @. DAY,
nov22d&wly Rutland, vt.
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Suicide.
OGDRSsBURGu, Jar

L. j. Fairchili, plomin mt d'z 4
this place, shot himself y s'erd'y afti-
noon lie is alive this m rning, b cannot
recover. The cause WAS fuancial embar-
rassment.
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At The CONCLUSION OF The installation ser
vices brief address on the mission of
masonry and its present position was ie-
livered by Henry Clark of Rutland. Re-
treshments were served, aud pleasant
social occasion was enjoyed. The lodge is
in furnishing condition-unaer the ad-
ministration of its efficient and highly
esteemed master.
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Masonic Installation.

St. Paul's lodge No. % of Brandon held
public installation of its officers on Mon
day evening, January 18th, at Masonic
hall, before a large audience, under the di-
reclion of A. $. Cook ,grand marshal.
The followinp ia a list-Of the officers.
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GATFS-TUAYER--In Ciar nd n, Jan ~. at
the brides sister, Mrs Henry Tnwe'. ~ R"v
W. Katon, Of hutlund, klonzO Oates, OF
Mddletown, to Mrs. Mary ! Thayer, OF Clar.
pndon.
sPAULDING-PENFfFLN Plttsford Jan.
~, at the residence OF the Drld 8 father, by
Rev II. IT. Hall, Edmund II. spandlng, OF
sioux city, Iowa, to AbOie l.. Penfleld, OF
PlttSford,
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WoNDERFuL IN ITS RESULTS There is
no medicine that has accomplished so much
as Shtloh's Consumption Cure. 1t has es-
tablishcd the fact that consumption can be
cured, while for asthma. bronchitis, Group,
hoarseness, whooping cough, and all lung
diseases 1t has no equal. No medicine was
ever sold on such favorable terms, if ii was
unreliable it would be the greatest folly to
guarantee it. 1t costs nothing 10 try it as
II can be returned il it does not give salts
faction after using two-thirds of bottle
Call at my store and get sample bottle,
10 cents, or regular size for so cents or
81. If your lungs are sore or chest or back
lame use Shiloha Bellabonna plaster, which
seldom fails to give relief.
A. w. HIGGNs, Rutland Rice & Co.
Casteton Meeker & Campbell Poultney
elsewhere bydealers generally.
HAoKMRTAoK" a new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
T.,
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DO net madly risk Consumption when few
drops OF liales Honey OF Hurehound and Tar
viii inevitably cure coughs, colds, cata,rh, In
filenza. and every Other ailment leading to
that awful malady. Sold by ali druggists.
Pike's TOOthache drops cure In minute
ian1sd&WbW
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Heavy Failure,

BosToN. Jan. 13.
McCinchy Brothers & Co.. dry goods
dealers, mt Calais, Me-, have failed Liza
bilities, 100000. The amount Of assets is
unknown.
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Fire Insurance.

John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu-
tual aud other companies. Office under
the town hall d&w
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sCoTT-At West Pawlet, Jan. 10, John Scott,
IT., aoed 20.
COOK-At Manchester. Jan. Is. Mrs. Charlotte,
wife OF Darwin r. Book, aged 81 years.
ADAMS--At nysvillp, Jan. IA, Moses Adams,
father OF Rev. Moses Adams, Jr, present
Methodist minister of StOckbrldge, aged So
years,
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/ Can be
SUCCESSFULLY

HANDSOMEST YET RECEIVED
IL New patterns Sapanese paper carpet, re-
tailed by Levi @ Kingsley
CnAS. p. HARRIS b CO,
General Agents.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-17
Gon6rek.
50 dbingion II, 10. QpriI.
NJ Se16t


tuiro nod Gnt9egenidDne unb gertDets
lung elmer Wenee meuer 9eiesenttDurfe
uno Ginsdbsn bic 0orLa9e lit Seratbung
9enonrmen, ipel1e 163,OO Dollars fit
Die Nnfertigung bon Sleiu8elo3ettsln
nd1beniQiat uno ben Tinan3nlintlter CT:
m6btiet Sil5ergeIo ftatt oer IeBteren
%dusauGebeM.
S5crmou erfldrt bic 8efttmmungen
BET Norlage unoi Die pom SendtSsTi
nan3dusi1uiie enlpiobleneu NbGnoerun=
gen ocs 9Gneeren. gta6 feiner Nniibt
iiuo nur 3rpet Oiaee nOt5ta, nm aus Dem
porlicsenoen @eieBenttDurf cine pouton1s
meme Tinunsn,aBnabme 5u MAIDEN, NAM
Lib: bdB ber Beitser BON @ree1baGs in
ben Stano seiebt iDiro, biefelber III
4prpsentt9e, nan oIer5tg Sabrel 5dblz
bare, Bun6eSI9ulo : GetlhretbungtI
Cbonds) u~mSutponoeln, un6 ooB mir uns
iere 6pro3euttgcn 8uubeSi1ulooerl6rcts
bun9en gegeM 4%pro3entige Oertdul6eit,
ann niro Die @olbp1Drung obne Die
mil1oete @elddftsltDruna surndtehren.
Dd aDer ber Wsangel an Sletn8elo it1
bereitS iebr fiiblbar madt uno Die Sorz
Idge nit oct S6eibemiin3ee Beittrnmung
beIaitet wenla NusiiAt auf bototse Nn@
nabmc BAT, 10 fbldet ct Dor, bic Torla9e
obne biz IS. 8 uno 4 anSulebn1e1 ulo
ben Tinanjausi6uB %an3uUcilen, ben III
Sen l~eBtgenaunteu Bard9rapbeh bebdlIs
oelten 0esenituno iii @sitaLt zines ielbts
{tdnoigem @ntpurfS Dem Senat ocrSus
legen.
Da Nienanb ginDdnb erbebt, 10 aieDt
Sherman Die crDdbnten YdraSrop5eH
;urld. ,.
NaorriG tbeilt bic atrfi6t ieines 0ors
reorer5, ooB Die Nnndbme Der Vorlage
tr ibrcr iesigeu 6orm bon groBter Wi1s
tt9teit iet, I'M Die Jtationolbanfen nit
Rleiugelo 81 oerlorgen.
Worria COON Mlotne) beartra9t 5 l
bobin ab3u6nberu, oaB 4 5000 Dollars
tiir bic Anfertigung Don glationalbants
ndten uadbbetpiligt ivcrOeu unb lest cine
3ul6rift oe5 YapiergcIe Gonptrouers
Dor, lpelde bic 9totbpeuotgfett oIefet Sez
wiIiguus Gartbnt.
Ser :3uiabantras Ttorriu's tpir6 nj;
%genonuuheil.
Sbermau idIdgt bont nod fcIssnben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-17
Dramielt uertbetlnn9.

l1uIere bieSid6rige 8rGmiensSertbei'
lung ndbert ii9 ibrem Gnee burd Die
grfG0pfuns BET bdfur ansei6aften
8lderoorrGtbe. Nabe an so beri9tes
benc Werte in Ydrtieen bon 100 Bis 600
grempIdren, tnsesIammt lter $1,000
BlGer. fin6 iini9auTe BON bier Uos
ndten untcr bic norous3obIenben Geier
Beg 8o6tnbLGtts Der SutnOiS Stdatss
seituns ntrt6eiIt tpor6en. Sur nod bon
6 bsr oerf9ttberen 8I9er. Die mir dls
8rGmien oneeboten bdben, lit sille
mGsioe qnsobl bon ~Gremplaren porbdns
ben, Tdin[ih:
1. 1T ettSte GeT4nsStto (pintts
beut59); ppH Jrts 6euter.
2. GorGl6u1ttm9 Ulnttoeuti9);
bon TrtB Rsuter.
3. St. SmItuS DO9eIs 9ebens@
tunf; @anObu9 e;tcr u%ernunfts
seutdBeg GelunO6sitsiebre bes
S6rperg unb bes Settles. 0tit
5abIrei9en AbbiGoungeu. 48S
Seiten. Berlin 1873.
f. GaIemSer far 1876: 3unt 100.
@eburtsfsIte Der %9tepubIif. Ottt
ciutm tu~rSeefnBten AbriB BET @:s
f6i6te Der Ser. Stadten
BON ibrer 9esrinOung bis ouf Die
reucIte 3eit.
@. 6. @eiSmtansl'S @ebi9te
IN f9pGbii1er Munbart
uub: 6. 81. 9reister'S d n d.
bif6e 0Drfprebi0ten
(b,rnbmtsite i9mdbii9e 8oltss
bG9er).
Bis Der seringe, md ibrise BOrrrdtb
son bieien 8I6ern crf66pft lit, bteten
mir lie etns oerieIben ais Yrdmie oens
ientaeu uuSerer Nbonneuten, tret6e,
euBer ocrBeri9tigunge tDat l.
ser R il d # q c, cinen S~abrgdlg nit
800 bDrnusb:Soblen. - 90 Helm Die
grduienIilte icbt 1T, crtDdLt iie bod nod
gtnas fur isoeu @eI9u1ad. Sen Der
Slottbeuti1en Munbart mG@tisen J}orbs
beuti6en bieten mir 3tuet ber prd6ti9iten
Werfe fyrik GSetter'S; ~unieren Treuns
beu aus Shpoben bic uunettpiftli6 beis
teren vgebi9te in fdtpd6ti9er Munbart"
BON 6. 80 ejbntGnn uu0 bic idtpGbii6en
DorFprebigteu bon 6. s.. Sret5Icr.
Oenienisen, tpet9e bent bIoben r0es
fdinteuIeien" 9riinbli6eS 6 ern II
Dorsiebeu, e1pfiebIt iiA Or. Suitus
gosets v2cbsMSfsaft" aIs elm treffz
It6es 9onbbu6 Der o II n D.
bettsGebre ; urtb Ber it@ in oiefem,
benz 100. 9e6ensiabre ieines Qboptios
8~oterldn6es iber Die @ef9t6te be
9RtpubIit unterribteu min, benz btez
tet 6a3u Der v6alenber fit 1876" Die bes
9uemfte GeIeeenbett.
No6bem Die nod bor1di1beHen GIer1s
DIore bet obcn d~ufsefubrter ie6s 8erfe
Dersriffen IeiM tperoen, tDirb bic Brdnten7
Iertbeiluug fir ben Sabr9ang 1876
Der Sutnoi6 StactsSeituns cingeitent.
Grit baum perben mir bic 8orbereituagen
gu elmer i'm DECEMBER B.. ). bs8innenbcn
8rGrien'@ g rtbciluns fIr ben Sabrsong
1877 treffen.
Illinois Staatszeitung Comp,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-17
Geherretm-

Yrdg, II. Nprtt.
Der Sendt ber ttuipcriitGt Brae Bat
bic Sulafi ung bon YrGueu5perionen 3u
ben 3aridlen nnteriQgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-17
E etHRIe5enoem W0ner
CrfOIN9ctt&

BDtIdbeLpDtd, II. NpttI.
peute MoreeM ftirate an Der DeIaz
tDare Apenue ctne 0Ite Mauer Elm uno
beSrub BRET Wdnner utter iDrcn Xritms
mern. Giner Der Gerl9itteten, @bars
les Morris nit Jaamen, muroe get0otet
unO Die beiben Nnoeren, Sobn 9oo9ers
uno G9riitiaM Stein. tuuroen 5iemlI0
I@iper pcrlebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-17

tporten iperben. bic GcinbieliOtettcn eins
3uiteIcn un6 Die ibH eli norI Sultan aus
aeboteuen 9teformen on3une6men.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-17
G1MI0tg-
Rep gort, 10. Qlpyil.

Ser GroseB se9su bas Sb;mM
Nnoreos Tnbs, ben Wt0roer btb ~ ii.
Simmons, eeIGr9te beute gum Nbin:a3.
Die @elhnorenen ertGunten ben Aube-
tIdeten bes WoroeS rim criten @rapc"
ihWLotg.