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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-25

premises for ga g, in conscience Nv tho
owners desirin to remove" Methods
and Baptis preacher, and one or two
others, wich persist in votin agin Re-
form, but they hev no politikle infoo-
ence here. The merchant ginerally
runs for Legislacher, and among the
mechanics they get mp county tkket to
Keep ny the Republican organi-
zashen. But Dinnis O'Shaughuessy SEE
ne kin beat 'em alone, without the help
Nv the other nineteen groceries. It
may be safely set down that Bunkers.
VILE Is all rite, and that eff all the rest
Nv the State is in the Same state nv
politikle health, Irieany is sound for
the Reform tikket. The Dimocrisy
here bleeve that the party is pledged to-.
Unlimited greenbax, CONSEQUENTLY the
Dimocratic vot will be all out. I am
not afraid Nv the Eastern hard money
Dimocratic papers here, for nobody but
them will hold offs, and them wich ex-
pect to kin read, and they are safe any
how.
The prospex Nv more greenbax,
and the hope nv gettin the Post
Offs, and the Collectorship with it's
deputies, makes the Democracy this
yeer doubly anxshus for Reform. and
more anxshus for a deliverance from
the evils Nv Republican misrool. There
will be no trubble here. We send East
greetin. PETROLEUM V. NAsBY,
RefOrmer,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-25

these evils, or will they again rise in
their might and forever destroy this
new conspiracy while yet it is within
their power? Require the terms of Con-
fcderate surrender to be strictly kept,
without compensation for past treason
or reward for future loyalty, and de-
mand that life, liberty, and perfect po.
lltical freedom be protected through
out the South at any cost, to the end
that the faith and integrity of the ma
ton may be maintained unimpaired,
Its honor untarnished, its loyalty unre-
preached and unreproachable, and the
enjoyment of peace and prosperity,
assured by a loyal, enlightened, and
economical government, be secured
throughout our fair land as the best in
heritance of the people and the highest
attributes of the Republic.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-25
From the Mil, Evening Wisconsi,

SPEAKING of the necessity for solid
South and of big Democratic vote in
Georgia on Wednesday, the Columbus
Enquirer of Tuesday said: g We reason,
ana we think rightly, that a majority of
$4,000, or even 10000, for Colquitt will
tend to tame the Northern Democrats
and to bolster up the Northern Repub-
licans. Besides, several Southern
States are doubtful. A small vote in
Georgia would encourage Radicals to
make desperate efforts in these States
in November, and they may succeed.
Roll up loo, 600 majority for Colquitt
and solid South"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-25

BARNUM is strict temperance maG,
and in the changes for his show at Gil.
more's Garden, New York, has turned
the bar-room into dining-room, and
will allew nothing intoxicating to be
sold.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-25

In round numbers, an amount egas0lto
the national debt at the close of the apor.
THE WRECK OF GOVERNMENT.
When the national resources and
credit have thus been exhausted, and
bankruptcy and dishonor have followed
these multiplied bounties to traitors,
then, and not until then, Will the nation
have paid the debt of Southern restor-
alton and contentment demanded by
that section and contemplated as GER
tain under the Democratic ascendency.
Are loyal men prepared to give up the
warfare and surrender to the enemy
after having sacrificed so much of life
and and treasure upon the field to avert
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-15
LATEST TELFCftAnIS.

We copy as follows from last even
ing's Gold Hill News:
New York; April 1.-THE Suns
Washington special says Eaton's testi-
mony on the whisky frauds to-day
brings out the question whether Grant
is or is not perjurer. Grant last win
ter declared upon oath, to protect Bah
cock, that he didn't know McDonald's
bad character. and Eaton shows he did
know it two or three years before.
Barney Williams, the actor, is recov-
ering from his Illness:
The Herald's Brownsville special SAYS
Diaz possesses the entire frontier oppo-
site American territory. His troops are
paid to date. American officers are
morally assisting President Lerlo. All
is quiet.
A Herald Washington special says
well informed South Carolinians say
that the delegates from tina, State are
open friends of Blaine.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-15

A CUEIosITY.-Some one commune
Gates the following to the Eureka Sen.
tinel. 1t is considered literary curl.
osity:
Sdtor arepo tenet opera rotds.
l. This spells backward and forward
all the same.
.. Then taxing oil the first letters OF
each word spells the first word
3. Then all the second letters Of eech
word spells the second word.
1. Then all the third, and so on and
Oh through the fourth and fifth.
5. Then commencing with the last
letter Of each word spells the last word
6. Then the next to the last of each
word, and so on through.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Coon LUCK TO BUCKNER. All Carson
ties hoow well ex-Attorney General
Buckner, as he resided here for four
years and became general favorite
with our people. All will be glad to
hear Of his prosperity, and we there
fore record with pleasure the fact that
the General has just completed the sale
Of the MonteZuma mine in Humboldt
County to parties in San Francisco for
$4,000. As this was tie Generals in
dividual property, the sum obtained for
it will keep him in pocket money for
some time.
TIE wrestling match between Homer
Lane and Railroad jim, the Stockton
Boy," comes Of at the Thea:er tonight,
This will, we believe. be genuine con-
test of muscle and skill. This belief is
founded on the fact that Lane has not
vet confronted his antagonist, who has
full confidence III his abilities to van
nnish his more noted rival.
E.& T. L. 1.-THE annual meeting of
The stockholders of the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad Company will be held
AT the Office of the company in Virginia
City on Tuesday, May 9, at u o'clock N.
LET no member of the Fourth Of July
Committee forget the meeting called at
the District Court Room this afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. All should be on hand
punctually at that hour.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-15

The Board of Trustees of Carson City
held a meeting yesterday afternoon at
the ofiicc of the County Clerk for the
purpose of making arrangements for the
election Of q Board of Trustees rs re-
quired By law. The election will take
place on the first Monday in May,
which is the LIST day of the month.
Three Trustees are to be elected-one in
each of the two wards and one at largo.
The election in tho First Ward will be
held at tho Curry Engine House. Messrs
Ferris, Wagner and Mott were appointed
Inspectors of Election in this ward.
In the Second Ward the election will he
held at the house of William j. Howell,
on Robinson street, north side, between
Carson and Plaza streets. Messrs.
Bicknell. Beam and Lentz were ap-
pointed Inspectors of Election in that
ward. Polls will be open from O. clock
in the morning until 6 o'clock in the
evening. See official notice published
elsewhere in the Appeal Of this morning.
AS to further business the Trustees dis
cussed the matter of the opening OF
Roop street, a portion OF which is
fenced in as race track property. The
agents OF the Sisters of Charity who
own the property will be interviewed by
the Trustees i'll relation to this matter.
Proclamation of the City Election was
ordered published in the Appeal and the
Tribune
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-15

The Spring has given some indica-
tons Of opening permanently for the
season, and farmers are making prepare
tons for work. Flows and other farm
ing tools arc in some demand at Rails,
Just now, and T. few Of orr farmers have
commenced blowing. We notice that
O.. W. CT. Ferris has started in his plows
on his ranch. But be is generally in
advance of his fellow farmers, who evil
IDENTIFY watch his movements, knowing
that what he has to do will be done well
and in the proper season.
No DIscoUNT.-At the low priced dry
goods store Of Mrs. J. Shever & Co.
trade dollars are taken at par, however
large the purchase may be.
Al c. S. Motifs cigar store can be
found Vanity Fair, q new brand Of
smoking tobacco, and other new and
choice goods in his line
THERE were 2l4 names registered for
the city election yesterday at OF clock
p. NJ. Rather slow in coming up, thus
far.
THERE are now il our State Prison
40 prisoners.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-15

ANOTHER SCoUNDREL EXPOSED AMI
EsCAPEs.-Under date of New York,
April Is, we have the following:
A Washington special to the Post
says the Oh eff clerk of the General
Land Office, L. X. Lippincott Grace
Greenwood's husband), who was sum-
marily dismissed by Secretary Chan
dior some weeks ago for defrauding
the Government, by means Of fraud
ulent Chippewa land scrip, is missing
and efforts to ascertain his where
abouts have failed. He WAS indicted
by the Grand Jury here, but before
he could be arrested fled and is sup
posed 10 have taken refuge in some
foreign country. Full investigation
Of his rascalities shows he was paid
about $4,000 for passing one thousand
fraudulent claims for Chippewa land
scrip through the General Land OF.
flee.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-15

| SURPRISE PARTY. - Mr.. and Mrs
Whitehll being about 10 leave Carson
for Philadelphia, to be absent several
months, it occurred to some of thei1
| ing, urannounced. Accordingly there
was combination and secret consulta-
ton and understanding and concert OF
action, and simultaneous directing OF
steps 70 the residence of the "sur-
prised." Doubtless it was pleasant
occasion to all concerned. Mr.. and
Mrs. W hitehill will leave for the East
this evening-Mr. W. going hence on
Centennial business. Many friends
wish them pleasant journey and
safe return.
THE machinery Of the North Carson
mine is being hauled up the hill as fast
as teams can do it. 4 little drawback
occurred in no: being able to find a sup
ply Of bolts here with which to hold the
timbers in place. and SO they had TO be
ordered in California. They have now
arrived, ard the work of placing the
gallows frame in position vii! be CON-
menced on Monday. Good engineers
and machinists are on hand to attend to
the putting of the boiler and engine in
proper position. The whole works when
completed will be after the pattern OF
the most improved machinery on the
CCmstock.
NEVADA JOCKEY CLUB.-The annual
meeting Of the Nevada State Jockey
Club was held in Virginia City on THUS
day for the election of officers and the
formation Of a speed programme for the
State Fair to be held a. Reno from Sep
TENDER II to Is next. The following
officers were elected: C. c. Batterman,
President; w. L. Chamberlain, +. F.
Csbiston, l.. T. Fox and Theodore Win
tiers, Vice Presidents, and B. T. Leete,
Secretary. The premium list for speed
contests was agreed upon. The Club
adjourned to meet at The call of the
President.
BosKowI7z. the irreprossible, has re-
turned from the Bay, where he bought
an elegant stock of clothing and fur
nishing goods, which he proposes ex-
hibiting to his customers so soon rs they
can be put in place. Bosko thinks he
has got more goods and better goods
than were ever exhibited in any one
store in this section of country.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-15

| Through the courtesy Of an old rdsi-
den. of Esmeralda County We are enabled
to lay before our readers some statistics
of the resources Of that county, showing
the amount of business done there, as
our citizens are interesting themselves
| in the important matter of building the
| new road under the energetic men,
! agement Of McTarnahau which shortens
| the distance over 10 miles and will natu-
rally bring to Carson the important trade
OF that section OF country. Ia this short
article We can only briefly glance ct the
principal mines and Boray manufactures
| OF that region. Bellvilo and Columbus
are the principal points, though the pro-
iocted road passes through the fertile re-
gion of Mason's Valley, having voting
population Of 200. The Northern Belle
Mining Company have an immense ledge
averaging feet il width, with ore mill
ing 500 per ton. The mine is prospect
el to the S00-foot level. and, in tie judg-
ment Of mining experts, has 100, 900 tons
of ore in sight. 1t has steadily paid for
the last 10 months $4,000 per month il
dividends from a 2O-stanp mill, besides
LAYING by a reserve fund OF 500, 600.
They are now erecting another 2O-stamp
mill, which Will be III operation within
the next 60 days, enabling them to crush
100 tons per day, doubling their produc-
ton. The General Thomas Mining Com
pany are erecting 3Ostamp mill which
will be employed IN connection with
10-s:ainp mill owned 10y the company IL
crushing their ores. This mine crosses
the Northern Belle az right angles, and
is the continuation OF the Black Metallic,
Chloride and other mines which are
traceab!e nearly = miles. The General
Thomas has been prospected over 300
feet deep, showing vast body Of ore.
The bullion from this promising district
already amounts to $500, 900 per month
and within 50 days will be doubled when
the mills in process OF erection are con-
pletel. Thu voting population OF Belle
Vile ana Columbus is about 500. Smith
/ Bros. have extensive Borax works a.
Ieal's Marsh, in the vicinity Of Column
lNl-, H44ll III Z anu
$50 tons per month. Hatch's Canyon
and Benton District are also turning out
about ,Sl00, 900 each month q bullion.
Carson is the natural outlet fox these
districts. We Learn that Albert Mack,
owner OF tho Cimauche Mine, has lately
sold his mine to Gen. Dodge, Lieut.
Witherell and others Of San Francisco,
for Sl2O,9GU cash. These gentlemen
have Incorporated the mine. ana mill and
design adding 20 more stamps to the pro-
perry. From the brief data We have
been enabled to gather it can be easily !
demonstrated that this county has i'm |
mense mineral resources requiring large |
amounts ot tealning to supply rapidly |
Increasing population and that it is a
Necessity for our citizens to commence |
at once to secure this trade. McTarna- |
hans projected route is the shortest aud |
cheapest yet proposed, but Dayton aud
Wadsworth are also alive and shortening !
their roads to keep the ireighting and |
tIate Of this great section Of country.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-15

Hardware! Hardware! Hardware!
Call and examine the large assortment of goods
at Z. D. RAILS. Gang Flows, side.hill Plows,
Breaking Flows, extras for Flows; Stoves Of oil
kinds; also the celebrated Medallion Range
Crockery and Glassware. Paints and Oils, Bar
fixtures, Coal Oil. Chemical and Rubber Paints,
Gas fixtures; Doors, Windows, Blinds etc., etc I;
ell of which he Offers low Down for cash.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-15

Tue Investigations into the mysteries
and miseries of the Chinese, at home
apd abroad is resulting in some much
needed information on the subject, if
nothing else comes Of it. 1t is probably
best to know just what sort of people
our Celestial fellow.sinners are, first
and last.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-15
slt>,XG STOCK REPORT
Forenoon Board


i92 0phir ~. GsiI. GS2z
505 Mexican 40, 4o4, iGlG b
40 Gould and Garry 2o54, 204, 20
10 Best and Belcher 57i2, 51I9 bio
1890 California 50. 81 !, $50, 50 b}
655 Savage lSE, 1917
1863 Con Virginia S2]2, e2'l, 81 :. II :
30 Chollar 1873, 1885,
10 Hale and Norcross =. IS. - !, -
72o Crown Point 22. :.2I 22t1. 70.
S:lG Yellow Jacket 81. 37i4. 81
2l25 Imperial 1919, 1913, l"7z $50, % b5
6io Empire Mill -, 13j4. l512
100 kentuck i"5!. I614 l6ti
100 Gold Hill Quartz
100 Alpha 50. 6S14. GS, 6Ss4
GO Belcher 90. 80 I. 1874, 81
30 Confidence a ,. 243%
505 Sierra Nevada Z34, 23ii55 bio
100 Utah -, ~
2i3 bullion SO
800 Exchequer 25l5, 25l4. p. o so
80 Overman 81, 50, so bI, ,H'.. %
20 seq Belcher II, -
100 Justice 81, 81 Z
80 Union Con lNiz, i lS4 b;o
100 SuccOr l..
30 Lady Bryan II, l..
2i0 Julia AZ
1865 Caledonia l224, ~ b&a, IL b5o
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-15

April IL p. NJ Salcs-Gould and
Curry, 49,. bid; Ophir, GS1a bid, CO
asked; Mexican, 4U1a bid. II asked;
Savage, 10 asked; Crown Point, - bid,
q asked; Imperial. 49,. bid; Empire,
10 bid: Alpha, 60 bid, CO. Z. asked; Con
Virginia. Sl24 bid; Seq Beicher. 81 bid;
Union Con. ls11a bid; Utah. Is bid, 2S1a
asked; California. IS bid, SS', asked !;
Justice, 81 bid. 3lJl asked; Exchequer,
25H bid, &c asked; Hale and Norcross,
&c asked; CALEDONIA. 12'+ bid; Sierra
Nevada, 239. bid, PA asked.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-15
Notice Of Dissolution.

HNHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
i fore existing between the undersigned.
under the firm name Of Simpson 4 Ward, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
q. W. WARD.
SOL. SIMPSON.
Empire City, April Z, l876.-3Od
, 1876-03-29
Gutopai(bf Nadtibien.

mandsn. DaB bas sesenmart,s,
Winiiterium unb ipecieu BON ben beiben
neiitbeorobten Mitglieoerm bsSl elben,
aamlt9 Der @ultusminiiter Or. 2ut
anb Der Wintlter oeS Snnern, b. Yfeui.
fcr, feinss an bic Gpentualitat ieines
bsmnd9ii9en Stur3eS 3u bentsn braudt,
bspeiisn erjtenS bic in lester 3eit wts.
serbolt unb nit elmer gewiTsn Otenta'
ION bonn &6nise benz Miinilter 2ue mno
elmer 6amiIie ~9eipsnosten ftsinen Muf.
a'ertlamfeitcn, uno 3weitenS Der um'
tano, baB osr Miniltsr beS Snnern ben
anra IoossiaQ iar3lid erleoist seweies
asn Yoiten zines Observation-Disclosures
Iir Obsrbaiern nidt etwa fiir ale Gaas,
b. +. fir fid islber mad isinsm aIsnfauS
3u bsfardtsnoen Stur3 often ssbalten.
lonoern Io9lei4 wisbsr bsiset bat. 9sine
bsiben uninittelbaren 8orgdnser, S0r.
mann unb Braun, babsn in slsidsm
GaDe ith auf bic slsiden Stellen mad
Au9Sburg nnS Spsier 5uradSssoSsn.
am 81. alio 1T bic Gammer wicbc,
5uiammen9etreten uno bat ibr altes Yrd.
lioium misosr 9ewablt. Im 23. braAte
Der 4bssoroncte TrsptaS (ultramontan)
cine 9ntsrpsGatiou an Die Wsgisruns
wesen oes ~9eplanten Nnfaufs Der Gilen4
babnen oard bas 9fei4 ein, bic is0o1
nitt iofort beautwortet uuroen. Die)er
erIten birfte balb cine meitere Snter,
pellation nabfOlsen. Die .&~leritalpa.
trioten wolen namlia bas Wtinilterinm
ipe9en Der 8orlase eiueS nsuen Wabls
9eleseS nit oiretten @ablen i~nterpeui.
rem. Die Griabrun9sn, wsld)s lie bel
Der lesten 8abl gemadt, ldsinsn bel
ibnsn Den GntldlnB berpOrseruien 3u
babsn. UNI ieben nar eini9ermaBen an.
n%sbmbaren PreiS bas l3uitanostommen'
zines nsusn Wablssleees bsrbsi3uiib'
rem.
Na4tras : On Der Sisuug Der
AbSeoroastentammsr am IS. Tebruar
beantw uriste WtiniltsrprS libsnt b. Yfrees
iAnsr bic 6reitas'ids SutsrpsGation IN
isbr ~ansiabrlider Msiis unb erflarte
idllsBlid: Die baisriide Rssieruus
wirS fir Die baisriI9sn 8abnem ben
Staabpuntt ibrss Nsisruatrsbts nab.
rem Ie ssaft nidt an bic Ibtretuns
bsrislbsn an bas Rsi9 audi Der @sns
tralifrun8 Der aabsrbaieriiden Sabnen
lOlro bic baisrifas 0tesieruus aui benz
Sar9 Die Rsiasuerianuus gcltatt,teu
ASsne sutnenentsat..
, 1876-03-29
England.

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torin nno Yrinsellin Beatrice ~reiiten ba1
te in 8e9leitun9 oes @rajen 9erbD nod
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Der vMsr6ants' SbippinszYia," pelNes
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tiidtisteit baben mub. Sic &csierun9
%npponirte bielem Nmenbemcnt, uno bal.
ielbe wuroe nit 246 9egcn ITO StIm+
men Uerwprfen.
Cir STAFFORD Nortbcote erfIarte, bob,
icitoem Srn. gopc's Yerl6t Der &esies
ring poriiese, fem @runO uOrbanosn iei,
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scn 81 anoern.
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Carl pon S9oftisburp al, ooB i'm Sale
Ole f0ni9lide Sitel=Sia rie 3wcite 2e-
Jung paiiiren lulte, er cine @oreIie bean=
tra9en werbe, in wel4er Die &Dnisin ers
iu9t miro, cinen Sitel 81 iudblen, lpel6er
mebr nit Der natipnalen &ei1i4te iiber=
ein1timmt, uls &ailertitcl.
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bieler @o6c awil9en England uno Den
Ser. ct. iiber bic Seutuns bes Mus
lieierun9suertra9cs Elm 8erltdaoniber-
Sielt mirb, mar @inslow an 4. april
per 9pfr. nSotapia" mad Den Ser. ct.
81. brinYen 9eoentt.
0ie ~Worf Cane Grpreb" last in ibrer
&epiie bes Carbohydrates wdbrsnO Der
lebtcn Wo6c, Dap Elm allsemeines Stei
gen Der Yreile einsetreteu 1T.
, 1876-03-29
Na9ri9ttn aus Central nnb Sins
Wmerifa.

Banana, %. Mdr5. Cine amt
li6e Na6ri6t beitatist Die Grmdblllne
oes 0r. Equities Barra gum prdliocntsn
Der &epublif. Gr miro an l. Mpril iein
amt antretcn. 9a ben 6enatorcn bon
Banana int NaliOnals gonsreiie bieSib
perweisert tporoen iino, 10 tit cine grtru
Sibnns Der @eiebsebuns auf ben IA.
MpriI einberufen tuoroen.
Sie &esierun9 bon Gan Safi abor
bot bel6lOieu, aIe ssre6ten Mnlprii9e
Der Staliener infolge oes MaIiacres BON
Gun Mtisuel gu be5ablen.
0b9lei6 in Den perl6ieoenen Staaten
BON Central merita Srieben berrl0t,
eyiltirt bod Elm a4gemeines @efiibl neg
W%tibtrauens, uno Die perl9ieOenen 3e-
publifeu bolteu Sruppen Oil ibren @ren=
sen, I'm fir jeoen 3ufaa bersit Su lein.
Ser Sunoestag bon Guatemala bat
leine Sisuns ~beenoi9t nno befriebi9cnoe
Gellltate eraielt.
Gin Gru4 swil6en Swil0en @uote=
maIo uno Gan Solpaoor murbc iiiy III.
uermeibli9 an9cieben. S%aloaoore na6m
cine brobenbe Steluns Elm unO risf icis
ne Srnypen, Die crit fur5 porbsr auIgc=
loft lpnroen paren, unter Die @afen.
Na9rl4ten pom 7. meloen aug @ua-
temala, baB YrdliOent Barrios nit 49,
600 Mann naN Der GrenSe upn 5an
@aluabor muridirt 1T, po i'm @onsa=
lea. Yrdliocnt pon Suloaoor nit elmer
Sruppenmaht erwartete. Guatemala
lit BON Den beioen &epubIifen .~itbenfalls
Die ltdrtere unb rei6lte.
, 1876-03-29
).lanouu;. Depel pen.

Baltimore, IS. Mdr5. @e5tsrl
be9ins Serr Salbott 9enmeob, Der be-
fannie Seliker Der GiiensieBerei, auf Del
@de Der Noro= uno Mpnumcnt=@ trobe
@elbfmoro, inoem er li6 nit elmer Yl-
ltole our@ oos 9ers i4OB. Man per-
mutbet, boB er Die Sbat in siaem @nfal-
lie pon @eiltcsitOrun9 be9ins.
@alpe It 0 n, %. MdrS. Sn Dat
bile, Scyas, erltiirmten termummtt
Mdnner ous GefansniB, ersriIfcn Dit
@eianseuen SObn SDn6 nno Cotton
uno fnaplten bieIelben auf. 9sl Der
Werfolsuns i6olIen Die germammten in
meDrere Yripatbduler u1o t0otcten einen
damn, Namens Moams.