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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20

1t ought to be no consolation to am
enc who loves his race, as we'll as his
country. that defalcatiOns and other
crimes occur the world over But there
seems Just now to be an epidemic Of this
crime. Great excitement prevails IN
Brussels over the discovery Of an extern
siye defalcation in the National Bank
there. 1t appears that 100000 francs
have been embezzled by one Of the clerks
Of the bank. A man Of respectable aP-
pearanee. supposed to be the guilty par
ty, was arrested on Friday on the steam
er City Of Paris, at Queenstown, as sh'
was about leaving for New York.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELEC-
TON.

The Republicans have triumpbed in
New Hampshire. after a very exciting
political contest. Their victory occur
ring 50 soon after the discovery Of the
Belknap misfortune, shows that parties
do not stand or fall BY the dOings Of one
nan. Both principle and prejudice FIX
men in their political positions, and no
ordinary political calamity drives them
from their chosen ground Great effort
was made by both parties to win in this
election, as this is to be interpreted as
an index Of public feeling on the greai
question. as to whether the Republican
party is worthy Of further national sup
port or not 1t is TumOred that fraud
we're perPetrated by both parties. ans
that many voters were bought This j
probably true. but Is disrePutable an'
damaging to the Republic. When vote
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. D. c., March IL, 1876.
Special Correspondence.

WASHINGTON. D. c., March l3, 1876.
Special Correspondence.
The 9TH inst was day which will be
as memorable in the annals of the 44th
Congress as was that which the great
amnasty debate was inaugurated. Once
more the ex-Speaker has amply demon
strated his right to the title of leader Of
the great party which saved the Nation
through such heroic sacrifices of life as
is unparalleled in modern history.
With wonderful clearness and energy
Mr.. Blaine brushed away and dissipated
the cloud Of excuses. apologies and falls
hoods with which the -Confederates
saught to cover their charge of pomp on
the impeachment Of Belknap. March 3
the Democrats introduced into the House
resolutions Of impeachment which they
put through under the whip and spur Of
the previous question, without opportu-
nifty for discussion or explanation. They
expected to catch the Republicans in the
trap Of Directing to impeachment, but
they signally failed. Day after day has
gone by and the impeachment articles
hang fire in the Democratic Judiciary
committee, on the pretence that Marsh,
their only witness. has been frightened
away to Canada BY the Cabinet. Their
purpose is evident. They know that /;
Republican Senate will Immediately pro
coed to try Belknap upon the indictmen
Of the House, and. if found guilty
promptly sentence him. But this is jus
what they don't want. They desire tia
the scandal hang over the party unit
after the y. H. and Conn. elections. i
the meantime spreading broadcast owe
the land. by telegraph and press tn
impression that the Republicans in Cor
gress and the administration are respou
sible for the fight Of the witness. MarsE
and the consequent delay, If not failul
Of impeachment All this foul brood
: misrepresentation and lies Mr.. Blair
5 scattered to the four winds in one Of Il
t most impressive. electrical Outbursts
I indignant elOquence that it has eY'
I been our good fortune TO listen to. +
d fastened upon the chairman Of the con
+ mittee. Holster Clymer. the intima
! friend and college. roOm-matesOf the..f
g len Secretary. beyond the possibility
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20

If the New Hampshire Legislature met
only once in two years. it would seem
u be a saving Of time. effort and money
If money is used-while no evil would
result during the intervening periods Tor
want Of legislation. The defeated party
i. said to submit to its misfortune with
good grace, but there will Be some nut
terings and the usual accusations Of
fraud. and the free use Of government
influence and money.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20

escape. the damaging fact that he it was
who volunteered to take the witness to-
the disbursing officer. furnished him
with a voucher for his fee and told hi'a
that he ,cas no longer needed Hours
before Mr., Clymer made his report of
the terrible scandal. Marsh was travel
ing to Canada at the rate of 40 miles
an hour
The speeches of Mr. Mason in the
support Of Mr.. Blaine were admirable.
He is ready DICTATOR. quick to preceive
aud take advantage of the blunders of
his opponents. aud has proved himself
to be most valuable aid to the minority
in this life and death struggle with the
ex-rebels on this new battlefield. Nc
Creery too. is host in himself. He
has added materially to his acknowledged
position as one of the strongest. wisest
and readiest men on his side of the
House. The country is fortunate in
having the services of such leaders in its
hour of need.
1t was a magnificent days work on
the whole. The attitude Of the two
parties in the House has been almost
wholly reversed as it was on the amnasty
question. From the defensive the Re-
publicans have assumed the offensive,
and are now vainly demanding the i'm
parchment Of Belknap, as unanimously
endorsed BY the House. The Democrats
hesitate. wriggled and finally confessed
that they have not evidence to sustain
their impeachment, at the same time ad-
hitting that they discharged the only
witness they had to support the impeaeh-
ment article that they rushed through
the House nearly week previously
More than this. they have refused to
permit the court to indict him on the
miserable pretext that the dignity Of
the House would be compromised by
furnishing the evidence already made
public Thus again has been illustrated
the truth of that somewhat reluctant
admission of the Chicago Times apr0po'
of the amasty debate that 1.-The Demo
Gratis have 4 majority of votes in tht
House but Blaine appears to have ma
iority of brains :" The scene in tht
House during the running debate, last
ing over four hours was very dramatic
at times very turbulent. 1t was witt
great difficulty that Mr.. Blaine could ge
an opportunity to speak at all. Their
was an evidently preeoneerted under
standing to choke him off, and n
better evidence of the estimate put upo
him by the ex-Confederate than is furn
ished by their treatment of him an
their demeanor under his scathing ez
posures and denunciations. At time
they resolved themselves into howlln
. mob. several of them going about, urg
) ing the rest to drown his voice BY how
| of rage and derisive laughter. Som
| | would crowd around him with threaten
) ing gestures and violent shaking of ifs
= in his very face. and it repeatedly seen
: ed to spectators in the galleries TIL
: more than one Of their half-insane pa
!. tizans would commit personal viOlenc
r When the whole history of this sad bu
: mess shall have been revealed. it viii
A found that the chief instruments, CO..
h trivers and benefciaries are Democrat
g seoundrels who have stolen the livery
II Republicanism under cover of which
prosecute their infamous work.
IS MAXWELL.
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become merchandise the public morals
need publication.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20

A. A. Earle is worse, and his Diaper,
the Termoat Citj>ea, will be unusually
dirty during the next few months.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-03-20
Resides the cloud thrown over ClY

Besides the cloud thrown over ely
mer. Pcudleton. &c. it now appears that
Robbins Of North Carolina. another
member Of the sane investigating CON-
mittee. was bribed while member Of
the North Carolina senate with the mag
nifeent sum Of twenty dollars For
which he lacked but two or three votes
Of being expelled from that body. and
was censured by every vote but three
That's Why they called him Twenty
Dollar Robbins" in New Hampshire.
, 1876-01-08
DYNASTIC controversies.
From the Times

There can be no doubt that M. BUFFET
is dealing in a very high-handed way
with the liberties of Frenchmen. The
Press Bill puts so many minute and vexa-
tious, checks on freedom of publication
that we may f1atter ourselves we would
not stand it for a week. Equally irritating
is the refusal of the Government to let
The Municipalities have full power to
appoint their own Mayors, We should
think such an interference with Town
Councils intolerable, and yet our Mayors
do not touch our daily lives at one-tenth
so many points as Frenchmen feel the
hand Of the officials who are at the head
of their $4,000 Communes. Many of the
Mayors are mere peasants who can barely
reader write, many are wealthy men, and
some. are the representatives of the old
aristocratic families but they can all
exercise a peculiarly vexatious tyranny.
They are the types of that Executive power
which has a hand in every public act, from
che ordering of cOups d'6tas to the building of
village bridges. The omnipresent charac-
2 ter Of The Goyernnent is one of the chief
csdses of The intehse heat of passion cast
into the s~trifes of all French P~arliaments.
Do what lie will, a Ffenchman finds an
official of some kind in his path to see
that he goes in the way appointed by the
, 1876-01-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
I'M T D C 6

ETHE public is hereby reminded of the
a existing regulations, according to
which the house owners in the Town and
the suburbs are bound to have the streets
swept in front Of their houses, the sweep
ing to'take place every Wednesday and
Saturday and to be finished before s
O'clock a. M, at which time the carts will
go round and carry away the dirt. For
emitting to sweep in the right time and
for throwing rubbish in the streets after
the carts have passed fines will be
inflicted.
C~bristiansted's Police Office 18th January
1876.
H. A. JURs.
, 1876-01-08
M o T D G &

UTHE public is hereby reminded of the
a existing regulations requiring every
change of residence and of servants 10 be
reported at the Police Office, before the
expiration of forty eight hours under pen
atty of q fine from SO cents to 5 Dol
lars.
C~hristiansted's Police Office 18th Janua-
~ 1876.
, 1876-01-08
II. A JURS.
NJ 0 u D G 6

OWNERS of dogs here in Town and
~ suburbs are reminded of the existing
regulations according to which every dog
found in the streets without a sign will be
killed, and the owners of such dogs be
liable to q fine.
Christianaod's Police Office 9TH
January 1876.
H. A. JURS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-29
Naeb ben 8lad @inS.

So lautet nsuerbtnss bic DsrlOdsnbs eoOiuna
espiTer 5%pefulanten. Die 9anbelsleute bes
Grenafabt 8ismard babsn cine 3ui&rtft an BIZ
5anbelstammer In ct. paul sert&tst fclsen-
ben Snbaltes
Da BON 8ismart mad ben i&trarsen Bergen
etne pof. unb Grpreb- etuie er5fnst fet auf
trsI&er man innerbalt 70 Stunben BON stnent
bteisr puntte gun, anbern s~slansen fSnne, uno
ba f& bereits 1000 bic 1900 @anner tn tener
gsrssssenb bsfnbsn, peI&e cine NaRs Waarsh
nStbts baben, In gerbinbuns NIT elmer 81 er'
tpartenben 3ablreiden Gintpanberuns; ba fer
nsr BITE Snterefen Der 9taSte ct. Yaut nnb
gtsmarf tn bteltm Sale %bieltlben ieien, fp-
pani&en bic Burger BON gismard TN Gin.
Serftanbnib NIT benfentsen BON ct. paul su
baneelh unb eriu&en baber bic btetse 5anbels.
TANNER, fir bic mad ben Sdwarsen Bergen
aisbenbsHG iawanberer biaise Gabrselsssnbeit su
ssritahen unb tn ieber 9tnii4t 3ur 8%Orberans
ess unternsbmens an bic 6anb su sebsn.
@as bic oaaOelstammer gu tbun F@ Seran-
laBt isbsn tperbe, biirften BITE nGGfen gerbanb.
lunsen seisen.
llnterpsfsn mag ii& etn selinbes 9UlbFsbsr
bal abenteasrliGsn Naturen seltenb MAIDEN.
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3ur&efprmb BE h 9 n g. 0eyten Sam-
flag fanb cine geriammluug refermfreuucliGer
Sirser unter tem @prise res Sru. 8. @.
&iee fatt, fhlpe f6 BEN BON ACCOMPLISHMENTS
gema@teI Sa,GrrsburtiCnen an unb beiHlcb
fsrner Der 8ei'sSsbunss . Delegation unieres
COUNTY rersn 1ntsritiguns gu empfeblen. Da-
sesen ertidrte ma f& sesen Neueintbeiluns
Der 6tabt tn IL @arbs. Die alien Warbs
luQten bIeiben, absr in 10 Diitriste setbeiIt wer>
ben, BON bsnen Sober einen alderman lelbft1n.
big pGblen lou. Gbtnlp tn 8strsf Der SGul-
inipeetOren. Der G1ulluperintenbent iOQts
isDO@ BON Intss ussen spslsi& Secretar bea
8oarp ieiu, unp 70 Der bslOnbere @ebalt fir
risisn geamten pesfaasn.
8erner purbs Elm aus ben 9erren $. N.
&tee, 8. s. Drafe, Col. NOrtcn unb 5cracs
Gbomplon belsbenpes Committee ernannt uuh
beaufrast in elmer petition an bic Delegation
s0n &amisy- s Ountg bi;ie un untertisuns Der
in gOrl9las esbra&ten &efOrmen 3u erlu&en,
unb fir bic Ytttfnrift bic l1uterlGrifsn Don
@teuer;ablern in mSsliGf GROCER 3abl sa Ct.
lan9en.
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4atent &erDffnesS Sell emcbter
antfatt Gas.

Ger Stcre bes 6rn. s. q. Gimme, Gde
Der ct. @eter unb setnten Sna6e, ptrb test
bur6 9arueY's patsnt- &troIne.Sel beleuh.
tst. Die. Qsuhter beftebsn In etnem Oelbe.
Batter. ppn pelGem 9ettunesrrbren gu ben
Srennern fubrsn, inhem le auf ftele @eife
bic Slamme pom Sel abtstten uRb eine Gr,
plolcn abiclut unmOslt6 MAIDEN. @te
betm Gas, tn BIER fetn Shatten barunter.
ionoern Elm bellies unO peass 9ldt, perbreitet
it1 aber tsben She'll oss eOtals, mo- IS se-
brauGt mtrc, pdtrerb bte Griparntb sesen.
iber benz @as OC1e %3wetbunbert 9ro;ent be.
tra9t. Dtefe 9eu&tsr fnb febr etnfaa unb
baben ntGt ben 5sbntsn Gbetl Der umfdnb.
ltGtstt beim 5atsn unO Yussn Der sswDSn,
ltHsn eampen. Die Dten srpdbnten Qeu6.
ter fOnnen ieoen &benb In benz ansesebenen
Vocal seisben werben. no aud 8eRefunsen
parauf anssncmmen psrben.
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Sic Tair,

pel9e gum 8efen Der bisisen beutiaen fatbc-
lti&en 8ir@e Sorberettet wirb, wirb am "a.
Gsbruar In Der MuFtbaIe erDFnet uno am %.
9let9en Wcnats sei9lpfen tperben.
Die Grauen uno Suusfrauen Der @smetnbe
ftnb beretts felt Wo&sn am Werfe, bic Mus>
%lfattuns fir bic Gair re9t anlpre9enb gu ma
den. gu bieiem !3pede psrOsn cine Nn;abI
pertbpOle unb niiyli&e Gsssnfanbe surgerloO-
flung fomnner.
Der Sansltnss.gs rein iutpte Der 2tebertfans
berettsn f@ Dor, ben Belu6ern Der 8air burG
bramatii&e gOrtrdse unp @eians cine belOn-
bere l1ntsrbalfuns 3u seUGorea, unb fir CT,
qutdung beS @aumens tpirb e~benfals In aus.
retGenDer @eiie fur ben seri6iepenen Sc.
i9mad seicrst.
Der ribmli6e @ettetfsr, nit peIGem na@
peri&iebenen &t8tunsen searbettet pirO, birst
fir etn iGSnes geItneen bes suten @ertes,
nsfsn &rtras ia gu stnsm spIsu 3weds bsfimmt
III,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-29

O1S Concert Der Nf 4 t, q +.
fetlfGaft pom lesten Otentas - bas
funfstsfte In Der &etbe Der 70 an3tebenben
Concerto = bate ben erparteten unc burG
fetne ausge3eiGneten %Qetfunsen, In Muft
rpte @elans, betusrSienten @rfcls. 6ter
feblt Der &aum, s~inielne @artien Defenders
6erppr3ubeber, bod III bic ansenetne aner.
fsnnuna pom 5eits bes @ublitums fir zen
Muiif'gerein etn fbrenpO1es 3eusniB ba.
fur, cap IS welsntli6 ietn gerb,ent III, ct.
9dul ben Ruf elmer 5taet ertpDrtsn au ia.
ben, bic In 8e3uB auf muffa1tide @robuf.
tiCnen mdndsr srD5eren SAweferFaot i'm
Often unb @eit,n pDranfebt.
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Die W eblausu b BON Minneapplis
bstrus tn ben lesteu, nit ben, 81. De3emb Der
1875 enoenben 6 Wonaten nod ben TfliGcn
anb surCpail&fn Narfien $4,000 8dTtr. Da.
bet If Sas srCbs Auantum Mebl, wel&es tbeils
tn ben Sansel fam, tbeils mad 2afe 9uperiC,
unb NanitOba tn @Gden SsriGiFt purbe, MIDI
rittsere9net. @dbrenb Der Mpnate SuIi, Nu-
gut nne september iparen bic NibIen peeen
NeisenmanssIs bic nueife :3eit sel@lpFen. Die
@eri@ifunsen pGbrenb Der MCnate Sftubsr
Ncsember unb DECEMBER betrustn 265, 2oC
SAP NsbL tras in eineut Sabr 1860 800 SAT
erseben piirbe. Sn @inneupOlis Fnb seseu.
wGrtis 10 MabImitIsn nit 400 gGnssn in
8etriet, welGe tGsIiG $500 8ae MebI - pse,
$1,000 per @u@e-pber 1.401, 900 Gae iatrIid
~ lisfsrn TN Stanbe fnt.
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&i9ter 8. StepbenOu bat iOebsn
cine 3ulammeufeluns Der BET bem Stnterlai.
isni&aft>@sri6t wdbrenb bss SOrissn Sabrss
porsstOmmen:n @siddfte ssrUTsntlitt. pOraus
f9 ereiebt, pab bic @elammtsabl b~erielbsn dg
auf 1916 bslduft. Nt9t pentser als 300 Au.
btenaea bate Der s%enannte &iGter wdbrenb pea
Sabrss bic 3abl Der @eitafte nabm lsb.
fart ~. Der Wertb pes BON gertCrbeneu
btntsrlahensn @ruHreisentbums reGielt Don
$500 b,s 100000, bod iibsrifsist bic Msbrsabl
pur6iGnitIiG taum bic Summe pon $1,000.
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.. linton g e's @rpcerY y unb
rpSttpns@Stpre Ode Der 10. unb
ct. pstsr SEaBs ct. paul, enpTeblt fH
ourH ben befes gOrratt aler tuinl9bnren Dir
tttel, Saustalt<, pte 8ancY- @rpcertes, tnlGn-
etl&e uub tmporttrte 5riiGte II. I. 10. 8eipa.
esrs beltebt iinb sesenpdrtts bic Dafe Graders,
prn GbteasO, pslSe bier edit gu babtn fnb.
eisbbaber gutter @sine, 9iqueure unb Cigar
rem fnben bet 5e.rn StratHe INNER etipas
na@ tbrent @ei&made. Yreile febr btlte.
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Sn Re uIm brtnst, ME bic gof bertG-
tel, auber rem @rpOrt BON Butter, Ter fOrtpabs
renb tn nambaftenn getras BON ben 5errn
@rOne, SOmmsr. 8sbufe, 8iesltus u. u. be-
wsrtleaist pirb, uub ben. Grpurt BON S&laGt-
pieb, tueI@en in Zen lesten NOnatsn bic 5srrn
@rsiede unb DrsBler in aniebnli@er @etie be-
fOrstsn, aud Der GrpCrt BON Sauten unb gel.
gen, iebr respectable Summen barren @eIbes
Ter.
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(g tnpefanbt.)
New Grter Minn. San. 20. 1876.
eber M dnbprpYI

Vteber Us dnberer!
gnt Dienfas ben is. B. M balb bret l1br
Na&mtitass ~ereisnete fG bier Elm srO6ss I'm
slid. Der sransis iabrtse SObn 2tsin, Der
etn3ise SObn Der Wittwe Maria Ebein BON
bier, rar In etnen, 8runnen bsi&dfist. UNI bic
Bretter ia bemlelbem BON untsn beraus 3u DO.
len, pcbet pISslt& Der 8uten, befsbenb aus
9aub unb 6rapeL, swSlf SUP bod iber i'm
runbuna sulammen feel. @uf bic i&redliGe
Ma&rt&t eiIten fsslet& WGnnsr unb SinsItnse
ron allen @etten berbei, I'm 100 mSsIi& nod
au belfen, aber raiGe Silfe ~ brtnseu, mar un-
mSsli&, benn Der sefrOrene 8oeen cben am
Ganbe bes Brunnens mar 4 bic S SUE bid
bGneen seblieben, unb tpurbe iOnatt beim Gin
iura awei bis bret SUB pett runbum unter.
minirt, unb 20 mar Iebenssefdbrlt6, 10 btnetn.
sufsisen. Go purben spar einise gcrbsret-
tunsen setrufen. una fernerem Ginffars pdbrenb
bes Mussrabens bss eiusefaasnsn SGuttss
pursubeusen, unb 60 paren aud eenug r1ntbtge
unb ber3bafte MGnner ba, bic trcB b Ct srcBen
Gefabr abpe&lelnb In ben Drummer binein
um ben S6utt beraas gu bolen, unb 70
bic ean3e Na&t unb bis MittpO& Na&-
4 nbr unanterbruaen searbettet, ais
cnbltG ben Armen %llnslidlf6en tObt auf
elmer Sette Iiesenb fanb. Man bsbauptet, baB
isin Sob balO mad benz @inaur3 erfOlst iei.
@m ndGlsn SOnntas fnbet bic geerbisuns
Gin tisf sefibltes 8eiletb sibt lI& iibsr-
all bier fuab flu ben Gerunslidten unb fir
feline Obnestes isbr l&per ~sepriifte Mutter.
Wtt @ru6 Sbr
1ranciS Cores.
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Cine teue Nfeifen Sreel nit feds
san3et Nesifsrn III gum girfauf' aussefeat.
Gs 1T eta scrtrefFt&es 0ert fir tIetnere air-
den, Der Gcn 1T rein unb farf, Der gau 3ref.
rtaBis rnb iolip unb pie gusfattuna BET aler
Ginfa&bett pa1snb.
Mustunft rtrb ertbeiIt BET 6rn. s. Sdnssi
No. 81 gBef Neunte @tta6e, Der Sreanif
Der ntuen Naria 5immtIfabrttirde if terett
Sber ete Ssi&ahenbett Der Orsel Nabsrss NIT.
sutteilen.
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Stadt H. gand,
Ratbeltiebe S5nt mifrie &cbmle.


Sir bic @erwaltuns Der fatbclil&en . Snbu.
frie.S &uIe tursen folsenbe Dirsftlren uni
8eamten ettpGbIt.
prdFeent (er.uffeio)-SsGp'fs r Sbrs. 9.
Grace, 8ii&Of BON Si. Yaul.
giee. prGicenter-N. 8sap pen Winneapo-
lie unb 3. 3. 1imme bon ct. paul.
S&aBmeifer-N. Sod, 81. paul.
Seeretar-gbarIes 3. @iaiams Srn ct.
paul.
DirectOrsn-5O&w'fs fer Scbn SreIanb. IbO'
mas @raee, @ Miti&, . O'Salcran, u Du-
irene, ct. gaul: q % arana Safinss ;
Charles @easnua, 6aritauIt; s s Neasbcu,
ManfatO ; &ep. Sames MeGOlrid, . O'Gon-
nor, sos ocIi@sr minneapolis.
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absefeBt. auf stue Cenunitdttcn bon
5stte Srbn Vatter(cns an ben Sntan53Cn.
Grmmtliipner Pratt inBaibinston, DAP Der
&;her (Gauger) 9puts DemeuleS aud Il>
permann fet uno 3uslet6 nit oielem @mt
na6 benz 8elee, tas zines Bunpesbeamtsn
nitt beflttpen Tonne. TT 6err Demeules fei.
mes Nmtss ais GLIDER entiest porsen.
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Sic bemticbe &atbOliiebe OrnG=
Aefeuicbaft

but tn ibrer gerlammluns pom Issten Disnfine
fsIseupe nsns WitsIteeer bes ltreetcrtums &C.
pablt: :.
yrGIbent-b. 3. Gimme.
Dipctoren-N. 8ures unb ). GGiliser.
S&asmetfer-Gbs. 6reunb, Selen Nmts.
bauer pom /. Nai an beatnnt.
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Gin neuer 3euee. =, Aus NilUtle,
D., esbt uns BON Serrn 8ernbaro Stteble fpIe-
ences SGretben su sd bin f&cn large 3eit
nit 8rufleiben uno fur3em Itbmen belafet unb
IS ldeint, bas ustel MOLE f& gar niGt sebeu.
Nueuf 8Gnis's 5amburssr gruftbee, ben
mir Elm Greunb empfabL bat mir pisI @utes see
tban, mas i'd serne beseuse.
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Dte 8ep Dlferung bes Staates
Wtnneictd III ron l72.022 i'm Sabre 1860
auf 597, 279 In 1875 eema6len. Der Staat
Sat 5l,701, 100 Gder 9anb, nppon IA Mtl.
tionen nod ntht etnmal SsrmeGen. Muf
esm rermsGenen 2anb ltssen 10000 Sarntsn
NIT naessu an 3 MtIiDnen &der unter Sui.
tur, auf benen 1875 fir iber 362 MtniDaen
Dptats @rDbufte gebaut wurben.
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Srutaler b.-Nus Ninneista trtrb
lesten Sanafag beri&tet: Sn BEN bena9.
Oarisf Drrfs pluinSiae sri9OB Elm iunssr@ ann
Nartfns 5ranf 5atbapab bic iunse Neaie
SlastcE neil bteie ieinen 5siratbsantras su-
risfsepssien bate, aab Seriu@.e bann iG feIbH
ben SSs sa ssbsn. Die auseI aber, bic bas
osr3 pur@bubrsn fcate, praate an elmer &ippe
ab.
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ct. Sene0ictSs @pnDent.

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