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The New York herald., 1876-09-09

MASSACHUSETTS PoIIrIcs Unless the re-
publicans manage very wisely the nomina-
tion of Mr.. Adams by the democrats may be
found to have placed Massachusetts, among
the doubtful States. But they will not have
it all their own way. General Butler will be
nominated in the Lowell district, and though
the democrats could probably beat him with
some such man as Mr.. Sweetser, whom tho
anti-Butler republicans would support, the
prospect at present is that Mr.. Tarbox, the
present Representative, will refuse to get
ont of the way and General Butler will easily
defeat him. If the republicans should NOM
mate Mr.. Loring in the Essex district, it is
probable that Mr.. Thompson, who gained
evcrybody's good opinion in the last session
of Congress, and who is an able and inde-
pendent man, will beat him. 1t is said that
Roland G. Usher, now United States Mar
shal, will be nominated in General Banks
district, and the democrats will nominate
against him Richard rockingham, the his
torian, of Boston, an able man, who can
probably carry the district Some of the
other districts are equally mixed, and there
is likely to be n great deal of ticket scratch
ing this fall in Massachusetts,. The repub-
licans profess to believe that they will carry
the State for Hayes in any event, though
they may not elect their Governor.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
Tho Country II Sound.

The essential soundness of our industries
and commerce, depressed though they are,
is shown by the very slight effect upon the
general markets of the surprising break in
coal stocks Here is great and as was sup
posed wealthy combination Of railroad
corporations, which suddenly fails and is
found to have overtraded and mismnnaged
its concerns very seriously. Under ordinary
circumstances such discovery would havo
produced panic in the market and would
have been followed by numerous other fail
ures. The only effect now is to give us all
cheaper coal. OF course the holders Of the
securities which have 80 rapidly fallen in
value suffer; but there is no sympathetic
train of disasters; the wreck is isolated; it
does not injure the general public, but on
the contrary benefits it by cheapcning fuel
The social science philosophers at Sara
toga are right when they assert that the
country is really rich and not poor that the
disease is not marasmus, as some of the
political Jeremiahs pretend, but plethora, a
tendency to apoplexy, and that if we could
only get Congress to let US have sound
money and better chance to exchange our
surplus products abroad we should at once
begin new and bright period of prosperity.
There is growing belief among the most
careful and best informed Of our merchants
and manufacturers that affairs have touched
bottom that, though we may continue
to hear Of business failures, the commerce
and industry of the country are now on a
sound footing, and that while there will
continue to be complaints Of hard times,
because great many fortunes have changed
hands and left their former possessors poor
and desponding, it is fact that business in
many branches revives and that money begins
to be made again. The revival will be slow,
very slow, indeed, because bad laws act as
a check on healthful enterprise but there
is good and sound reason to believe that
with us at any rate, even if not with some
of the European nations, the worst is over,
and the hard times will gradually give way.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
Teams at Creedmoor.

Yesterday three of the competing teams
namely, the Scotch, Irish and Canadian
had full practice at Creedmoor, the Amer
only few Of their men. For tho first time
in connection with the approaching contest
we have an opportunity of comparing the
work Of the Canadians at Creedmoor with
that Of the other teams, and this comparison
is very favorable one for our friends
from across the st. Lawrence. Yesterday
the Scotch team made the highest average
that has yet been made by any team in
practice for the international match
namely, 0S63S. The great score made by
the Americans, equal to an average of 1888,
was that Of the eight highest scores out of
thirteen or fourteen marksmen but several
of these were not members of the selected
team. The actual average of the American
team on that occasion was 0.S572
which is below that of the Scotch.
The Irish team made yesterday an average
of O.S61G and the Canadian team 0.S505. In
Justice to the latter it must be stated that
one of their members did not fire at the 500
yards range; but in order to arrive at COM
parison we allow him score of &C points
out Of possible IS, which he made at the
900 yards range. 1t will DO seen from the
foregoing records that we must look to our
laurels very sharply if wo desire to retain
them, and that wherever victory rests it will
only be after q magnificent struggle by all
tho teams.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

WALL STREET YEsrERDAY.-Speculatio
WAS fairly active and the market, though
somewhat irregular. was generally strong
Gold opened at 40 and. with inter-
mediate sales ut 100 7-8, closed ut the
opening price. Government bonds were
firm n small business. Railroad Eonds
on call was in abundant supply at a l 1-2
per cent
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

GOVERNOR SEYMOUR, in the interview with
which he has favored us, gives his views of
the canvass very clearly. He accuses tho
republicans of trying to lead the minds of
the people away from the real issues of the
day. What the real issues are is the ques-
tion. Governor Seymour thinks they con-
cern reform. Mr.. Morton thinks they are in
the South, and Mr.. Schurz that they are
financial. But the Governors ideas win be
read with interest
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

A VNDICATIoN OF THE LAw.-Charles
Eighmey paid the penalty attached to the
crime of murder Mt Canandaigua yesterday,
being changed by the neck" until he was
dead, according to the precise wording of
the sentence. startling incident con-
nected with the execution was the solemn
urraisnment by the doomed criminal of the
chief witness against him as being m insti-
gator of the crime. An effort was made
some time since To secure a Communication of
the sentence of death, but Governor Tilden
declined to grant the request, and 80 the
doomed man had to die.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
Specific Gravity.

Once more the milkman is in revolt, and
as the Health Board has made war upon
the milkman and his pump tho offended
dealer assails the Health Board and its lac
tometer. And in this tho milkman is alto
gether in tho right and the Health Board is
absurdly and ridiculously in the wrong. In
this dispute Mr.. Chandler simply takes the
position that the quality Of an article offered
for sale is to be determined by its weight.
If an outraged public should declare that
the so-called beets supplied by grocer are
turnips stained red on the surface, or that
his carrots are dyed parsnips, Mr.. Chandler
would investigate with scales. He would
not cut open ON offending parsnip or
turnip and look at it. He would simply
determine that so many beets weighed
pound by an absolute rule, and
then weigh the articles in dispute
and settle the case scientifically To deter
mine the quality of milk by it's specific
gravity is not less ridiculous; for tho oily
parts of the fluid are light which is evil
denced by the fact that they rise to the sur
face, and their absence is not to be determined
by the specific gravity test. Neither, how
ever, Is analysis necessary. Tho presence
Of tho proper quantity of cream may be
determined by the cream gauge on speci-
mems of milk kept long enough for the cream
to rise. With this test and the lactomcter
together the examination of the fluid may
be reasonably satisfactory.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

THK ST. HYAcrNrHE FIRE.-A man named
Blanchette has accused his elder brother OF
having caused the destruction of the village
His object in setting fire to his own house
was to obtain the money for which it was
insured. The story is circumstantially re-
lated by the younger Blanchette, and seems
consistent in itsalG
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON And EVENING.

THIRD AVENUE THEATRE
VARIETY, At & =. NJ. Matinee at 2 +. NJ.
UNION SQUARE THESTRE.
TWO MEN OF SANDY BAR. ats n. NJ. Matinee ~ 30
THEATRE CoMIQUE.
VARIETY, at p NJ Matinee At I. NJ.
BOOTHS THEATRE.
6ARDANAPALUS. ut & Il. N. Matinee at 30 Nj Bangs
and Mrs. Agnes Booth
WOODS MUSEUM.
fHE ICE WITCH. at =. NJ Matinee at 2P. n
PARTISAN VARIETIES,
ats r. M. Matinee at 2 7. NJ.
EAGLE THEATRE.
EURLEsQUE. COMEDY. MINSrRELSY, ~ r. u.
Matinee 2P. N.
CHATEAU MARILLE
VARIETY. 1872 NJ Mntinee at I. NJ.
BROOKLYN THEATRE.
KISSES. at 8 p. NJ. Matinee at y. u. Miss Minnie
Palmer.
OLYMPIC THEATRE
VARIETY AND DRAMA ats +. NJ. Matinee at2 p. n.
GlLMoRE's GARDEN
CONCERT, stsPM
COLUMBIA OPERA HOUSE
VARIETY. at 8 =. NJ. Matinee at 2 +. NJ.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
DUNDREARY, ut r. N. Matinee at =. NJ. Sothern.
WALLACK'S THEATRE.
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR, At +. N, Matinee at j 30 p NJ
Mr. and Mrs. Florence.
CUSTER AND HIS AVENGERS. at 3 p. n
TIvOLI THEATRE
VARIETY. at 3 p. NJ.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs,
atSP NJ. Matinee at = Z. N.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

THE WEATHER. The rainfall of yesterday
was produced by small area of low baron.
etcr which detached itself from the main one,
which still rests to the westward Of the Al
leghanies. The separation was evidently
caused by the movement Of an area of high
pressure southoastward from Dakota which
acted like wedge on the low area, cutting
off its eastern end and driving it rapidly
toward the northeast. Thus two rain areas
have been created which carry with
them their local precipitation. In the West
The rains continue and are causing the
Mississippi to rise steadily. The river at
s.. Louis is now nineteen feet one inch
above low water, being rise of twenty-three
inches in twenty-four hours. At Keokuk,
Iowa, the rise has been proportionately
great. The rainfall Of 2. rs inches up to mid
night of Thursday, at Keokuk. was above
the general average Of the surrounding ter
ritory, but shows conclusively that the
volume of water that fell in the Western
States has been very great. Owing to the
influence of the high pressure now moving
over the lakes the weather to-day in New
York will be cooler and partly cloudy or
clear.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

The LETTERS of Governor Morgan and Mr..
Rogers in respect to their nominations by
the republicans of this State are printed.
They accept. Nobody'thought they would
declpa
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

LIKE That OF JARNDYcE AGAINST JAnNDYcE
in Dickens BLEAK House" the case of Gill
man against Gilman has occupied the law
yers for seventeen years, and there is pros
pect that it will endure still longer. Family
quarrels are the hardest to settle, and it not
rnfreQuently happens that the only legacy o
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

During the summer months the HERALD rll
be sent TO subscribers IN the country at the rate OF
Twenty-Five cents per aoeek, tree of postage.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

From our reports this morning the probabilities
are that the ,oeather to-day ,oW be cool and
clear or partly cloudy.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

HILL GATE ACCIDENT Now we have an
American jury solemnly declaring that the
explosion of quantity of nitro-glycerine
on board the government scow at He'll Gate,
was en- accident, although the evidence
went to prove that the catastrophe was due
to the reckless handling of that terribly
sensitive compound. Mr.. Warren, tho
manufacturer, is SO confident in the
harmlessness of that eccentric compo-
sition that he carries some of it
about with him in his valise. Let the
reckless singers of baggage take heed of
this and handle every valise with great eau
tion and tenderness, 'for they know not
the day nor the hour" Out Of regard for u
travelling public we would respectfully sug-
gest to Mr. Warren that when he leaves the
bosom of his family and takes his valise
along he should be properly labelled on the
back and breast, "Nitro-glycerine."
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

NEW YORK, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1876.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

WALLACKS TuEATRk.
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR, at 3 L. N, Matinee at1 30 2.
Mr. and Foreucc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28

- Die bemotrntiide Ydrtei bat ale
Mittel periubt, iA in ben geiiB otl
Acknowledgements uns Der ofentlid, n
9sute ;u lcben ne bat in Den iiiolid en-
Staattu iece moSllde Sdanolbat per'
ubt, fe bat in 9Ouiiiana uno Glib
Garoliua rtpublitnniihe Gltttoren nit
Summeu bis Su SlO6,0 900 ~ beitedeu
aeiudt, ie bat einsn bcuofratiiheu
Souperueur in Srt9on 81 ioldcn Seisb
wtoriateitsn uerleitct, bic ibu CUR Inter
iu@uns unS Gbisbuna notbiaen ; 9euul
aqeidanobareu Wittel, pelde nur boz
elmer nit 9lut uno Stud belab'ns.
Yart.i ausssben fonnen. finb bersebens
auaepenbtt morben. llnS nun fraQer
mir $50 1T Die offsniIids @ntlas. &C.
gen Die rspubIitaniide Yartei be,iislid
Der Inpsnouns FOLDER uieoertrddtiser
Vfittel su fuOen? IirsenOl Oas fiber,
2eiultat Der am 6. Se,ember in alsi
3S Staatsn polsosenen Gbsabe be-
369 @lettoralfimmen if Die 8abl boz
Sapes unS Bbselsr nit 1856 glettoraI
fimmsn. Sieie @abI 1T seiebmdsis
formea ridtis, uno wiro 70 bonn 8ics
PrdFSsnten Der Der. etaatsn, be
ALIEN sttuaS oamit IN thun Bat, berlin
bet merbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28

sss- Woraliider 3wans - @epib
ihtereGant III es fir mandsn @eiddits
mann ~ erfabrsn, 3u Ueldsn Mitteln
semiHe Gpotbstsr gr.ifen M ben
5tanbarb.Yreis BON o r. auauh
Soniss burger s sam i.
.biiinen beruntersufdrau.
ben. Br erbiilten Dor 4ur,em bon
cinem Ssrrn @~pothster einen Sdreibe.
brief, pelder unter @nosrem Solaen'
oss entbielt: v8snn Sic mir ben 8reis
BON Or. @usuf &Onis's Sam
burger 4 III iii en.N
nidt biuiser MAIDEN, weroe i'd forrfab
rem Ioide WebiJineu au bertauien, hi
id msbr Saran ueroiene, uno Seuten
ptIde nod Or. Nusuf Ronia'
Samburaer 1amiIien-W Z
oi3inen frasen, anSere Sader
smpfebIen."-Giu llrtb.il iiber Obiae
su fallen, aberIafen mir benz 2si.t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
Scr bat bic biaisftsn @aaren
sua1la,tB : 8 Il 81

- Die @ttiondre Der sniff ouri'P a'
eifc Balm woIsn id init ben neuliden
Observation-Disclosures, bic su benz Ser'
taute Der 8abn au prn. Carlton fahr'
ten, nidt sufrieoen seben. Gle baben
elne YerfammIuns inn 2inbea SoteI ab'
aebalten unb BARN befdIo6en, bab Elm
Gomite, betebenS aus ben 2erren @o-
bert 9. Cutting, ST., @eorae q. Sea-
ring, Sa6ib @anfin, ST.. Setter Waris
uub q. u. Gowbrie, beauftrast it, bic
SntereEen Der Gctioudre mabrjunsbmen
uns Die 8olmadt bat, allies ,u tbun.
mas in bieier Beiiebuns notbis erideint
YropTe ~ fibren, @sbotaten anSu'
it.len u. {. No.; aab aIe bon ben friibe-
rem Sireftoren aussefelten goamad'
ten suridssnommen finb, namentlid
Die b.s -4bpotaten San,es
Bater, uno @lou.r uno SbepIep ale
anwalt. aaseitellt inb, UNI Die Snte'
r.1en Der Netiondre wabr,unebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
3ebm stid farrirter 6lanea
III 20 Gents per DarS bet
O.. u. s .. q. Mertene.

SeA- Sm Isstsn Oonnerstas @benS.
UNI stlua balb neuu llbr, poffirte Elm
s%ldn,enhss Meteor iiber uniere Staat.
Sasislbs fubr in norooflidsr @idtung
babin unb nal cine gang eissntbamlide
Gri teinuna, has Wfeteor beitano nam
lid nidt aus elmer einjiaen aroben
Seuerfusel. wie bies bel berartisen
Simmsls Il rfdeinunsen Der Hal au
iein pHsat, fonbern fdien cine LANCE
SIammenaarbe su fein in Der id in
elmer Msihe mebrere Seuerfuseln be-
fanoen. % ipa oies, wie mir aus ben
petf6isbenen 3tituussberidtsn eri tben
zines Der grobleu Wetsors aewefsn lin.
oas ie III bieier @escno b%eobadtei
uno III in &anias, Wihouri
5liuols unb Snbiana geitben woreen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28

~ Die unpsrFAtise Sanobabnna
bon e@ubwaHen bat am lestsnW ontas
aud bier elm unsliid berbei8efihrt.
Der etpa IL Sabre aIte Sobn ees Srn.
Bernhard Niaer, mar Iebten Mcntas
oamit bsfdaftiet feline 4ifole 3u laosn
UNI mad Der lbliden amerifanifden
elite etuasPulper 3u p~erfnalen unpor-
ihtiser @eiie bate berielbe oas 3ano-
bilden aufseisbt, ebe er anflns ~ laoen
uno wabrens er bas Yapier, ueldeS er
auf baS Yulper aefebt fsitlisb, entluo
iid ploblid bic @afs unb peruriadts
inn cine idmeralide, mem, aud nldt
aefabrlide Bunoe in Der $ano.
Sofentlid wiro biefer Sorfau Saiu
beitraaen uniere Suse.iS in Der 9anS-
babuug bon Yiltolen uno anoerr
Sdi.swafsn etpas porlidtiser gu
MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28

~ dm Sonnta5 feien et,pa bisl
Bon S@nee in hiefer llmaesent. q
II siss elm lang bon ben 6armtrn sr'
~inf4tss ereisuib. ba in 6olee beI
anbaltenben 3dlte Der Boben bebenfIi&
aus3ufrieren bssann unb bic @ei,en
ernte etnifIi& sefdbrbst erf&ien ; BIZ
iparme e&neebs6e tpirb Der Saat gut
tbun nnb bas Ba&stbum b%erfelben
beotutenb forsern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28

~ @ie bic 9sfsr aus Der betrsfsn'
ben Gnasise erfeben siebt eerr TX.
Seunsberesr In Der ct. Charles saa
am ad&Rsn Sonntae abeub einsn gro
Sen eblpsfer8aG @ IN cine lobli@e
elite bas nsue Sabr nit 6reunOen 5u
bssriben unb bofnunssuoa In bic
3uiunft gu f&auen. Bo mare % posl
mosIi6 f& cine frsb:i&rre etimmurs
su bsnien als auf BEN S~an3boSsn unter
6reunben nnb 8etannten : ptr alto
bic lebten etunbsn bes alien une
bic eriten Ses ueuen Sabres frobli@
perbrinssn nil, benz ratben mir afi
gonntas Gbsno in bic ct. Sbarlss
Sal ~ seben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
Gar Pxa9!
Setaer galtfsrnti&er 8rant=
setn, &nm, Burton nab &sSSen
&btsfes lei
ASslyb J Rrusst
Eir Hund !

Ye-Gin b.rrIides a.uiabrs-@ eidenl
an feline nod in europe wobnerben
@~nssborisen 1T bic bon ben Serren
Sassborn, Subsn & Srausr ansefer'
tiste pbOtosrupbiide GnH&t Der etabt
Sermann. Sas Bib 1T in wirtii4
iiinaleriidsr 8olfommenbeit ausse'
flbrt uno ipirb bon ben 9errsn gage
born & Co.. ipssiea fur ben 8erianbt
mad europa bersefelt. Der BON ibnen
seforbsrte Yreis. 1T I'M Yersleid sur
trefliden @usfibruns urb Ses tinH'
Ieriiden Bsrtbes tes Bilo.e, seuib elm
febr mdbiger. @ud feIen bic Serren
iebe Dirt photographer in Der tirieften
Belt uno i'm beitsn Stp.s Der. Spredt
Dor unO bstradtst bic Yrobs.8iIbsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28

Sic &tidaite battsn lid i'm Srp
TENDER Lne October be.eits 10 aebcherI
oab man nit 3uper idt beiIsren 3eitcr
enta.atnisbsn iOnnte. @aein Si'
W ablauirsauna uno namentlid eit
b.uurubisenoe aesenwartise BrdiiNsnt.
idaftstriiis baden eintn Stintaab alt,
Seiddits, iosar einen No!btano untti
Den Mrbeitern p.rurisdt. Ser Yrai
bent Der Estate working Assembly" in
Nem gort siebt al, Dap nidt wsniatl
4 As, 900 Nrbsiter Der uerfdicbenen
Sswsrte in Der StaM New Sorf aubel
9eidaftisuna inS rnS nit Shttrsn'
Ylide Der bittsriten Wotb wsbrenb bee
Minters entaeaenitbeu. @ber aud Sis
srobsn @siAaftsleute fuhlen DEN Druid,
10 bab cine srobs @nsabl prominentsl
@eidaftsleuts in Stem gott cine @faf'
ienpsriammluns b%erufen baben, UNI in
berielbtn cine Gppelation an ben eon'
sr.b sabin au erIaken. bas berielbe fe
idleunis ais moslid ben suiiden beiosr
Yartsi.n sSiitiunben Streit NM BIZ
Brdfosntidaft erIebise. um nidt ferne'
bic 0fentlipe 8obliabrt iu itoren. -
Hies seniist absr nidt, I'M Die sesen'
wdrtise 9otb Der arbeite riIaGen ~
linoern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
Tsrtise &leioer fur Ssrrer
ipott bilis bel
o. u. & 9. 3. MertemS.

se- Sas an I.btcn Sonntaa IbenS
in Der bieiisen fatboliiden Stride abGe'
haltene CONCERT mar trob Der ftreu9sn
8Gltc redt gut bsiuAt uno waren Die
Nuweienoen nit Den 9eiitunaen Der
Rleineu ippie Den por9etrngensn Son.
,ertnummern reht Sufrieoen. Wm
Sdlub Der Yoriteluua fam CO icHcd
beinabe Az eiiem Yanit. IS iolten
ulmlid Die in Dem Stiie Ntitrpirten.
osn ,ur Sdlubicene nit bcnsdllIdem
9lhte beIeuht,t w!rom ais plcsl;d:
Ger rotbe Shtiu lid uber aleS Uerprcl-
tetc, rieten einige anRitlihe Yeiionen
,,Gs breunt !" uuo in Nu bsrrihte ole
grobte N%ufreauna. Slele lprangen
aui uuo eiltcn benz g~lusaunat gu, bod
berubisten ia Die Gridredien iofori
ais oas ,Ssuer" ausdebrannt mar
Dies III wieosr elm Sewsis, mte lUeniG
es b.burf UNI in sinem nit Renideu
ana,tlateu Saale Die sr6bte 8erpirr'
una berporsurufen; unO Elm nnalud ~
perurIahen. Wdn ioate itets' beecn'
ten, oas Die arobte Sefabr in Der curt
Die aufyeeuns uno Surdt bt~r5ei8efibr'
ten u%norbnuns Iisat unb tets barau'
adten, BOP Vile rubis iih aus ben
~bebrobten @ebduoe sntfernen ton1eu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
Groceries airsenos biaisst
mo befer ~ baben ais bet
s.. u. & .. I. Mcrten8.

Dry" @sbrere iunse Scrreu, nSer-
manner 8inber" tie in ct. 2ouis uuo
anbereu Stdbten beiddftist ino, babeu
o,e Seiertase bsnubt I'M ibrsn bisiisen
a~nueboriSen uno 5rcunoen einen rur,eu
Seiuh abSuftattsn. Inter benfeibcr
bemerfsn mir Die Serren @sinrid Ncm
mel, Seorse &raettli, Sobn 81. Sobns
&aiot Steinbduisr. Wiulam Sramer,
Charles Sramer, Mm. Sacnife. Sullui
S%unobauien, Omar Slrebiy @eOrs,
SobuS un6 Gnbere.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
Ooe bonn y,eprdftutuuteu eaus

- Das bonn Msprdisntanten Saus
einaefette Gcmite jur i1nterfu&uns bel
BabIen in 2ouiiana bat cine 9nsabl
3eueen borseIabsn, bic ale a~usfasten,
bab in benz san,en etaate niemaIs Gin
Werfu& ssusa&t worosn, irseno sinsn
stimmssbsr ,u beeinFufen, foIte biss
isbo@ asfdehen fsin, 70 1T biss gan,
fiber auf seiten Der Wepublif setban
iporben. Oa abtr bieien Ssrren De-
moiraten bic nit Der abf4t mad Rep
ORLEANS sinsen, uuter aden l~lmftdnbsn
einsn siinfisen Bsridt fir ibre Settle
3u srfatten, Der Yintfon'6oa bod elm
wenis su stapireno fur bic llnfdulO
ibrer politif4en ariiber erfdien, 70
mar es notbia bic @usias.n bieier 6rau
gu e~ntfrdften. lin bies ~ tbun lisbtn
fe msbrsre ibrer 3euaen beidpSrsn,
bab fe ON Sage nod Dem gerbor Dor
benz @eturnins .8oaro. GIife Yintfton
eefeben bdtten,, tpie biefeIbe bic 6uifam'
baus. Sreppe, nit Der Sebenbisfeit -ei'
mes iunssn Wdb&ens erfties; alfo 9ani
uno sar nidt 70 fsbr bon Der ibr mioer-
fabrensn Mibbanbluns 81 IeiSen sebabt
babe. Tamit sIaubten nun bic Serrsn
BEN 2anbe bewieien su BADEN, bab Die
Neesrin falfd ssfdwOren unb ibrsn
nidt su trauen fei, iebt toln'
absr stuei 8samte bes Spitals in
msIden bic unslidlide 6rau unter
ssbradt worben, uno ertIaren bic game
fur e%rfunben, inbem Glife
felt Dem Sage, on weIdem fe
BON ben @eturninsboaro perbort nor
ben, nidt mebr i'm Stanoe gelpeien fei
ibr Sett gu perIaTen, sefamsis. bonn
Die iteile Guitombaus' Srepps ipieleno
ODER fonnwie gu %erflimmen.
Wil man uoi rieicn, mi. Der 3uiih.
truns ibrer mdbtbsit poa Der Teno:
fintie in Der Wslt geinnrte. Nnsiaaen,
aud auf Die Der anosrcn Strborten
ihlitb:n, 10 tomnit ma nnlplafItlit
" ner Nnnibme, oaS aud ibncn lpcniG
potr gar tcin Slaubsn beigemeiien tuer-
ben BARI.
Sm llebriaen III isbt aud has bonn
fir oenfslben 3wc6 ein9cfebtc
Somite an Der Nrbeit une idmmclt
aus Dem 60 su bemeifen &C.
,sntt, bab bic 3anoluna ocS 3eturnlns
cine aeredtfertiste unp bon BEN
poraeidriebenc mar. Wie Der
bsridtet peroeu Die beissn
somites nidt Dor einisen Boden ibre
Bsridte s,nsureidm i'm Stanps fem.