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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-25
SACRAMENTO COUNTY.

James MeClatchy, presents the fol-
lowing sketch OF Sacramento county,
Sacramento. the central county Of Cal
ifornia, is bounded ives, by the Sacra-
menfo river, south by the counties of
san joaquin and Contra Costa. east bv
the counties Of An,sdor aud Fl Dorado.
and north by the county Of Placer
area. i,o26 square miles; population in
1852. IL, $50. in 1850. ai.li2: III 1870.
a6.s30; in 1876, $1,000 estimated. }
Value of property as per tax roll Of
1878. $la,ol4.66o, of which $i3, 800, COS
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-25
7 Ell EG r AP HIC
wAsHIS GToN TERRITORY.

Ia CONNER. July ai-The bark Ame-
thyst, which sailed from Sehome FOR
San Francisco on the 10th inst. while
trying to work cat of the harhor, car.
ried away her main top gallant yard
She returned to the wharf to-day for
repairs. ani will sail again in few
siaxS
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-25

Eight men are employed in the work
"A good work of grading on Eighth
street is being done on the hill. near
Masonic Hall. on the east side of Mr.
Sylvester's block. We are informed il
is TO be continued in front of the Bap
tist church and Mr. Farquhars block
which will make 3 very desirable
improvement upon said street.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-07-25

T An item recently appeared in the
s. F. Chronicle stating that the n. p.
r. r. Co had determined TO abandon
its present line and select new one
some hundred miles or 50 further south,
and that it would leave the Columbis
river at Monticello and run Its road
north to Seattle. This statement is en-
,irely incorrect. The n p. r. r Co.
has no intention whatever of doing
anything If the scrt.-Oysgoniaa-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10


that their editors are IN sympathy WIN,
crime and wish to Keep me real
state OF things among US from
0elhg known hbroau IN lhe mean
time the clvll authorities OF leNnS, from
the Governor down, WIN lew hohora
ble exceptions Shcrill Moon ol L"l'A'
county, p"lhs proihlu'1lt a'llohG we OK
rcpuonS' remain H"ieSc'ht ana r''"5'
To act III me promises III we" OF Suti'
u STATE OF thlig7 OF Wi'lcl' 1t Is li''PoS'l
oIe 10 k1T'P tno ou'S''e worn" le,ioI"'.'
Wnhl WIZ reI'HoIllS h''',aS Nolt,uuc u,
pe'a'loh 10 'he n,or,l 'o,l.'lo" d,
~ r'N"S NO one u"' " r'"' ,'',''" q,
.'NaS 'r't'''ihs o''V OF thc 7t"'' u'I,'
'l'''u'nG 10 expressions o' !%p''' ''''''
liiolt cum Ju"Be cofro''ly I'll 'oe '''l'oE',
"h'Cn Is beng oon' 10 me elln'"t'Ir %
our >'''c' ~ 'n' sre,t H'no,'''t % 'oW
!eSShcsS an" CRIME, "f!'h ho'Wl'nslo''o'
my lhe ehoeaVors OF some PaY'''S III
texas 10 Keep inc OUTSIDE "o''" '3ho'
RAM o. ~ KNOWN 10 TN'SI
"hy' ! was recently asked II, All can,
uor ny v[ry l"'eii's'h' gentleman !,
| il ii
M'''o'' piHcl'V'''eS Wotiu n"' ~, ',"''
'' ~ II ,hey 'o"'o sen tn''r r'"' o7'''''
lh1 Vh' s'"te VI mugs 'NiS'',E,
E'c,''iS u'N'r"'o VIC "",',"'' W N"i'"'o''
'n!'e'"i''S tN"S Wou'" o'Icr"'7o nv
c''v' Is lu''' obvious 'ltn'', Vi'c
increasing disposition 'oS'''.e we 'o'o''
ny colonies or S'.Iie'ie"lS o. one n""u,
I'u OF more '""i,''cS w " oo.'y' y" 10
nave IRON, Vhe nrSl, 'ons'nI"i So''e'l
ahH eNc'''"' outlaws puV II ih"y p'
replied immigrants ARE coming IN, III
immense numbers ho Wv, ''i'
n'",o on 'hlnss OF wn'r', 'o,npU'l,' - ~
MADE An',''',eu p"I VINO can vel! :l '',c
NUMBER l th' oetter ci"SS o. eil'Erah''
VINO are kePC pack ny 'he 'A'S''''s
crime nnu oo'di'SS ,u
Mr. r;I''or SPEAK as ~, Oh" l !i
WIN "il my i"''rtS'S' 'I'c",'S
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10


The miHdir. ctinn OF Il. bile, Hc'us,q 'ucJ
which cnsuoS when the yer ismattivc and
the bowels torpid, proiuces upumbaro Of bod.
liy evils. the blood byr1mcs Uoataniuat I'd
with the bilious fluid, causing tie skin alt
the whites OF the eyes to assume II yellOwi3h
tlnge; dyspepsia mud nunsea ahperven", IN,
tongue becomes iunr', the breath TO- ut
there II e pRii ia the hide md between lh'
shoulder blades the miHe is highly c"loi 'u
and scalding, anh In aggravated caNes jane
dice md Inflammation OF the liver onsCc
Al these consequences may BE- prevented o.
0byHtcj By using lius'otlcI's Omnch Rtt
tors, = vegetable Alternative tonic wlicl
stimulates the inactive liver 10 exert itSol
In socretinSand directing the htlc, acts rat
urally upon the bowels and removes every
trace OF indigestion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10

Courier,Journal The Waco (Tcxns)
Examiner announces the death in that
place of Captain o. j. Downs, "of yolun'
tary abstinence from strong drink" Let
us all take warning from his fate just
enough sugar in ours to swear By
please
The State Gazette "hns yet TO hear
that Governor Coke has taken any ne.
ton to bring the Eagle Lake murdcrcrs
TO Justice. Neither has any one heard
Of any efforts on the part OF the Exc
outive TO OpppelIend the Hill county
muIderors,
Denton Monitor: We shall oppose Il
division Of the State by legitimate
means nor even consent that this glo-
rious heritage of our revolutionary sircs
shall be rent into fIagmcnts TO crafty
the vanity of few "ould-be Goyelnors
and Senntois'
Captain Howe, chief engineer, and
Captain r. NJ, Elgin, land commissioner
OF the Houston and Texas Central Rail
way, passed through Waco on Thursday
en- route for Woatheriord, the point
where the Northwestern Branch Of the
road taps the Texas and Pac'he Rail
road.
The Waco Examiner says that J. H.
johnson and j. G. Tritt have been
awarded the contract to carry the Unit
ed States mails from Fort Worth to
Fort Concho, distance Of two hundred
and twenty miles They Eill run re-
gular stages between the two points
named, and will commence service
October lst ..
Austin Statesman A great many
people are gathering at Round Rock
Station TO engage in business on small
scale, and u few will open pretty good
stocks there. The indications are that
there viii be right sharp trade nj
Round Rock this fall and winter, but
that business will be wonderfully over
done. Every town, station and eros,
roads place in tho whole country seems
to be Oycrstocked with stores, shops, etc,
and the cry is Still they come,
Calvert Central Texan; THE DALLAS
HERALD of last week, in speaking of the
wide prevalence Of crime in our State,
has the following in reference to our
Govcrnor-Senator. "GovernorC okc has
had broad and inviting field for the
display Of great executive qualities and
we regret to say he has signally failed
to improve them" TIN HERALD may be
in some degree an nlarmist, but what it
says in these premises is worthy Of deep
reelection.
State Gazette; Mr. Rainey, the noted
fisherman of Barton Creek, states that
school Of about one thousand shnd,
weighing about three pounds alter
spending about two months in the
creek spawning, have gone below, A
school ofabout four or five hundred
weighing halfa pound have been up the
creek, and they have also left Judge
Hancock induced the pcopling of the
Colorado with those shad, and the poor
will rise up and bless him when the
names Of other politicians will be sunk
in oblivion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10

Tar Boys in Blue" have been in
sircted to hold their national reunion
thisyear at indianapolis, on the Goth Of
September They evidently wish to To-
cate The reunion where it will do the
mosg.political good. But the "Boys in
Blue Jeans will hold revival in In
diana in November next that will hang
the bloody shirt out to dry forever.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10
THE END OF RADICALISM.

The Radical party is yielding to n
law Of nature. After truition comes de-
cay. The party of which Lincoln was
tho first President twas the one in
which stood the leaders in fierce
battle against an old institution, the
iate of which was ordained; and with
the termination of the war; Radcalism
found itself not only in the attitude of
a conquering force, but of force which
could, without dangerous opposition
rejoice in tho enjoyment of the spoils
q nore generous policy would have
pceu TO resist temptation, and to sup
ploment conquest by Cancellation and
iorgetGulness but Cancellation and fol-
getgplness have never been Radical
Chalpateristics and the Southern States
were nercilessly abandoned to the rule
OF carpetbaggers, adventurers and
negroes, with what disastrous results
the political history of the past ten
years testifies only too truthfully. Con
quest vas followed by subjugation and
plunde", and the natural reaction has
set 10 the intelligence and manlinoss
OF the American people assert them
selves.
The efforts of the Radical party to
keep alive the old war feeling were sue.
ecssiul for time, and is now the straw
20 which The drowning party is desper.
atoly clinging but the old war cry isno
longer followed by an ,mthinking echo
1nt ne part q the masses, The barriers
aotwecn sections are being broken down
" time, commerce and association and
northern men are becoming indepen
dent of the traditions and bylaws Of
tho grand old party
The natural result of long continued
success has been carelessness of public
opinion on the part of Radical leaders
and schemes against the treasury and
the taxpayers have been carried out
with q holiness without n parallel in
political history. Credit Mobilier back
pay, land grabs and the whisky ring
have followed one another in start.
ling succession until the people
arn thoroughly aroused to the cor
ruption of the party in power The
esidents private secretary was tried
jor Mrauding the government, and is
now under indictment for burglary
prominent revenue officers and Radical
politicians and editors are doing the
STATE some service in penitentiaries
throughout the country; nearly every
member Of the Cabinet was shown, by
Congressional investigation, to be tainted
with the prevailing corruption; grave
suspicions are entertained, even by
FORMER Republicans, that the President
himself is not above reproach, and the
whole fabric of Radicalism rests upon O
basis of corruption that bespeaks al
early fall.
The hand writing on the wall is plain
ly visible and hence the dispairing
yells of Norton hence the flooding Of
the South with paid spies to write lies
hence the order to retain troops in on,
section. Radicalism is in its deatl
throea, and happy will it DO for the 70
pnblt If "the grand old party" doe
notaitcmpt, in its death agonies, to pull
down The structure il processes to hay,
saved.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10

BADCoog was tried in st. Louis upon 4
charge of robbing the government; h'
was indicted by Washington City
grand jury upon charge Of burglary
he Is still Grants enginecr-in.chisf OF
tho public buildings and grounds of the
nations capital. The Radical party
endorses Grant; Hayes is the condi-
,latcof the Radical party.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10
Delih To the Sorrow Worm.

lnchan's CrOsyic Ointment VIII XII the
Screw Worm every time, aud cure Foot Rot
In sheep nnd Cattle.
Buchan's Cresylic Sheep Dip Is an infolli-
Bile remedy for the Scab in sheep; being
soap, It penotratcs At once to the skin and
kills the SCab.
Buchan's Carbolic Disinfectins Soap cures
Mango In Horses, Dogs ana Cattle, and Hills
Lice, flcas and Ticks on MI animals.
BE sure Jas, Buchan Il Co.'S name Appenrs
on the labels. All others are counterfeit and
worthless. WA. Il. KIDnER n co., Prinoi-
pal Depot, ~ John street, New York,
iunalV
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10
= -
STATE NEWS.

Tho San Antonio Herald is still
pegging away on division Of the State
Ono hundred thousand buffalo
hides viii be sent East this winter from
Fort Griffith. WHt
The Athens Courier says tho damage
~ Henderson county from the cotton
wornwin be lignt. W.,
The Harrison County Fair Associa
lion Offers $50 for the best and 1926 70,
THO second best bale Of cotton,
NJ Viddines Tribune: Cotton il bein,
feceiyod and shipped from this place Al
the ratio Of ono hundred and twcnt,
plloa per day. Six hundred and thil
aeN beds Of cotton were shipped from
WI splace during Tho month Of August
NV ert Central Texan We are, |,
That tbs cotton worm "A tlcpr
WON some cotton h,ld M h
an alafmlne exte,t 1tIh
Ns~al IN sla,os. entirely ~, Il II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10

Ware informed that the Democrat is
COMPATIBILITY Fort Worth paper.
W. are glad of it, We had been led to
believe that Mr. b. B. Worth was pull
listing paper called the Democrat at
Fort Paddock, the present terminus OF
Che Pacific road. The utterancos of the
Dcaouot are we'll calculated to deceive
ono on this point.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10
Dallas ana wichita a.i- Dad lho l'cs
cnt WHC

hAABns HnW wichita H.t Dad lho tCE'
cnt WHr
DALLAS, Texas ,piomhors 1850
To thr Eater of the tic, id
ana an OLD reXa' aud have not
dollars worth Of interest iu either
Dallas or Sherman, and AN perhaps
CA that a9GQpnt Ible to take ma uuprp-
JUDGED view Of Daiira future, ma com.
pared with soae other localities, who
have great and reasonable expectations
of becoming the future great railroad
central city of Northern Texas.
Geographically, by rich surroundings,
by wonderful energy heretofore dis
played, this proud position of right be-
longs to Dallas, but, | say to the people
OF Dallas, this position will not come
to you for what you have done; there
IL work yet to be done. The most im-
portant OF which, 10 the immediate
construction Of the Dallas and Wichita
railroad, on the uniform gauge of other
Texas roads. This road would pass
almost its entire length through M
rich an agricultural country ~
lies out doors in Northern
Texas. In the western part
OF Wise county you would strike ex-
tensive coal fields of ~ fine coal Ms is
to be found west of the Mississippi
river. Settle up this line of road with
farmers as close as they are in Illinois,
develop the coal interests that the
whole of eastern and southern Texas
are hungry for, and with return
freights In exchange for these valuable
com modities, the enterprise could not
but be remunerntive in large degree
to the projectors. But we will suppose
that the people of Dallas lose Interest
In the matter and fail to give il that
aid, which will alone build railroads,
money! Can Dallas hope to progress
or even to hold on to that which she
now has? Win business houses now
able to pay one hundred dollars rent
per month, be able through the volume
of business done, to continue to
do SO? win 1t not on the con-
trary be the case that Dallas
will settle down toa quiet country
village OF the size OF which the imme-
diate country surrounding it will sup.
port, and that alone. viii such u
town support the elegant h0stelries,
the large wholesale houses, and army
of drummers who are or have been
selling to western country merchants,
ut st. Louis prices-all built and sup.
ported by Dallas energy and enter
prise? Shall | answer the question
Does not every business man and
property owner in the city know for
himself? Let me urge the Dallasites
to reorganize their company for the
best interests OF the company and the
city. Call public meeting, appoint
committees to secure cash subscrip.
tions, lot enough DO raised to grade, |
bridge and tie the road to Denton
With this done, the president can 90 |
10 New York or Philadelphia and raise
the money to iron and stock It. Re.
member that money, coupled with
energy, is the only thing that builds
railroads. Talk won't do 1t. HIS. W.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10

forced and keep record Of companies
doing business in TcXos He is to re
port on the 3lst Of December Of the ptu.
yious year all policies in force in each
life insurance company doing business
in the State, and in casc amy company
has not on hand thc net yalua of all its
policies IN force, aitm"aIl claims against
the company shall be deducted eNclu-
siye Of capital stock he shall make
known the fact and shall require the
company to suspend doing new BUSH
ness
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10

ENGLAND seems determined to thrust
her nose into the difficulty between
Turkey and Servia. There is trouble
ahead
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10

SAN BowLEs is the happiest man in
America. Charles Francis Adams has
been nominated for an Office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10

COLONEL Thomas A. scott and party
were 10 spend yesterday Saturday
AFTERNOON at sherman, says the RyS'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10
Wauloi

3guN.-A strong, antlyawhi,rhoya at Mrs. r.
10 hH5H Family GrocarN 90 Ella street.
topH2t
ltArIrA't-hn active man with sruO to
\ join iIr adyCltistr la a puN Ing cash hu-
S'n'0t AdditS ~ "buslne So 20. Box 3tA.
''P'.-si
JArIrAL--A party wash rapim,, from t5,O
Y To- ,Oot ~ tng age IL business Ia DHllas,
now established and lucrative. T. u. Box,
lUll. FcpIdSt
{, MrLON MENT-AS solicitor OF Trade or
- salesman for Wholesale house. salary
luI Tie present no Oh cot. Address =. II. n,
Herald ono" srplO-9t
H. NGlNEER,--A situation BY an expert.
IL cnced engineer tn take charge of u sta
tnhUrS or portable cnHue, Good recon.
m'ndaliohs. Address T. o. Box No. 3G1.
sep II
EAKM 70 buy or rent small farm, two
L urlhrec miles from Dallas. Address J.
Me, this office, septG-2t
4 lt' TO do general hlusework. Must
" como well recommended Npplv lm,nC-
dintrly to a, MEIAhEH, 5l7 EDml street, 6.2l
ou"E-l want TO rent house with 1--WE
IA orNiN rooms, good water, nenr bllsinrs.
centre. A&, Herald office. augg7 u
~ URsERNMAN-Must be experienced,
4 aud Il good hul e ana IrafteI. Call ON
Valdez ~ KELLER Immediately AT
terminus san Jactnto Streetrailwav, 02t
- Observation-Disclosures in n whole
- sal grocery or hardware store rs sales
man, book keeper or travelling salesman
ADDRESS =. H., Herald office. Sep7 q.
=, MOO " Long established, and doing a
~ soou business. To bc sold ON very mod
sept6-2t
SNCAl.laS--A p cir OF Platform Scalps. ,yaiph.
- Ing six or nine hundred. state price.
Addr97s box 1870 post Office Sopt5-9t
SlrrATlUN-m Dry Goods or Grocerv
- House, ny young man of five years
experience, Good Recommendations An
dress u, 3, Herald office. seplO-?t
IrUArION--As Governor or Assistant
- leachtr Satisfactory references given.
Address Miss Lucy \ V. king, johnson i
station, tnrrant county, Texas. seplO-2C
CRU Al lON.-By n young mau; one TINT
- VIII Insure him II living. CITY preferred
Addr. 81 "Rossell, M hamnr street sep0-9t
- lTUArlON--A lady who holds IA diplomo
- from ilrst'claSs college, desires a sit,ln :
ton as teacher, as principal, assistant, or
goVefhesS In private family Can give
GOOD reference. Address y y. SCOTT, Waxn-
hachle, Nils county, Texas. sar'd-'c
.1'NNuoN-A laa3 w..hesnst. .I,, ...
~ 81" General house work. Address ~ ~
tois o'ooe. sep. 81,
/ e, IruArllN-As atsm,trr,s ip , rw.,y
W n'dress Nl AAi'INiSo ,his aiUoe, SIT
&lIuNII)N-A yu1ne uru ,pls ....
1 30 HIl'N'h. 'llhrg sd % grocer .Hf
/ NaA' ~ aiAn house, gt1aa ro .... .....
! tp#. Aldu#- 70 w 81 .EprHIN
'yQ uay.-A scag aweur
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10

TIA true what general rumOr saith
That SOHODONTSt the thing Tor brelth,
And hates foul mouth as life hates death
'Tis SOXODONT Cor which we pant
ris more, more SOHODON i we want,
Liv without sOHuDOAl' we emit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10
DALLAs. TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING ); SEPTEMBER 10.

Tow ALLEN has again retired" from
tlln ring.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10

Overly modcst people think mdvr,-
Using sensational. Better he srnta-
lional tlHn obscure
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10

Galveston News; AT the last SOS.
sion Of the Legislature bill was passed
creating a department of insurance, sta.
tistics aud history with n commissioner
on u salary of two thousand dollars n
year, and one clerk at twelve hundred
The Governor has appointed Hon. ".
o, King, Of San Antonio, 10 The Office of
co,prabeioncr His duty is o ser thar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10

DAaY, BSSARp-Two or three gentlemen
n a. Ueu u nnu goou day board, Southeast
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10

he Grand Jury Of Dallas cOHn'y ., ocsrs
Is hereby ordered that the 60, o,u ne Gn,I
ed July q, 1876, dismissl,nss. yoId "
gof this County, ~ hereby r,..ss%rD',,
Grand Jury Is ordered 70 ~ NleN !,
Courthouse In the Guy ooiclocsap
:. iday, September II, lSlt, ~
order of the District Jndsgg RW0Oh,
District Clerk, Dallas Co"' Z
eptld-wtd N Z "
N We NJ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10

lob WoRK--The Herald Office IA ,,,,,-,
receiving large cons nments Of i on
papers OF all descrlpti and as,,a an an
examination of prices and DUALITY p,"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10

iiFhls, White and col0ret1 ra1'
Heads, Note Heads, Statements par
Jlt0uhfs, Etc, printed a. nheap az
cheapest ana nehiur than tho neatast, mi
~ ~ your olsers ana set The heaont VI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10
To Trade or Exchange.

AND-Wiih perfect thvs,-., 200. ..,.
aud harGeluau counties. n...g.r
gay GOODS pr groceries, Address, NJ
la,t lnN lai, uHlJs Texas. ..t,,,t,'ol b.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10

iguN-A strong, ntIyawhi,rhoy at Mrs. r.
- iT5 Is Family GtocarN, 3iJ ls.m -lroat.
tpt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-01

un6 irge1b Semanb fam rai9en un6
Iei6ten Grtttes Die Stieee berab.
yBerftns, fin6 Sic es 2" fragte Si6os
MEMS fanfte Stinne.
Seine @rtpioeruug.
Sic 1tieg nod eiuige Stufen tiefer berS
ab, bic 2ampe in ber6anb, IN Elm tpetBes
Jta9tgenano gefletbet, oas 9%oloene 9aar
iiber 6ieS6uItern berabpalIen0 unb fano
ft9 2Ingeitat gu Augeii6t Dor gilbert
8augban.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-01

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bonie, inoem ie ibm plobli6 idarf ms
@eii6t iab.
0as fatale Grr0tbenl 0as glut i6oB
gilbert i'm 0efilble Der S6ulo III leinGe,
ii6t.
nErduletn De gourcp - sic babeu iie
ia geiteru Nbeno geIeben. Sic ipieIt Die
2aop Gea3Ie."
v8arum pirb Der Sunee ROTH 2" rtef
Der Gapitdn. u6rdulein pc toie iagten
sic, albert 2"
v0e @ourcn, Sir - Elm Tbeatername,
obne 3tpeifel," ernioerte Gilbert. bel benz
tpieoer Die natIrIi6e Sarbe 8urldgetebrt
mar.
@r mari BET 6teier Qnttport einen un1
fretipiuigen Slid auf 6rduletn 6enortd,
nm oas %ounfle, fori6enbe2luge oerlelbeu
Dou auf ltb 9ert1tet jl ftl1oet.
rSte lDute mobl cine ertrGglI6eS1alt>
ipielertn iein, tDenn ite es unterntmmt,
Die 9toue Der 2abD Sea8le Su ipielen,"
lagte @priua. rSb femme feline i6misriz
gere Eoue.T
Isle lit cine CUTE - eineR darmante
S6anlpielerin, !" ertpioerte gilbert nit Ell
lem geDli1en berauSforoernoen Gone.
Now D"bS "N""|S SCISHIbI uUSL ICtIC
before"
v6eiBt bas nidt fem Salient in elmer
g8llte pergeuoen q. bemerfte Der Gapiz
tan. ,G5 i9eiut mir bod etptg 11aoe,
cine 10 auBeroroentlt6e Begabung al
Uiituersleute tpe~g3utDerfen. SD oenfe
alio, mir bre6en friib auf unb iu@en uns
CUTE StBe 81 Deri6dffen."
Cine aagemeine "9tibrtgfeit frat Elm,
in0em li6 Nue gum Sortgeben an19ids
ten. Eapitdn Stpenfon's Borl6la9 traf
nit ben 2tebLiugstpIni6en 9luer aufs
8eite suiamuen. gilbert, tDel6er einem
langtpeiltgsn oIitersn Nbenb entgegen=
geleben bate, Der tbn oa3u Derurtbeilte,
Siooaien ulo tbre Sreuilbin Rtano ipiez
len, ODER BON Der S6ule I6mGBen 5u boz
rem, tbaute punDerbar auf. SiDonie mar
Doa %geipannter Jteugieroe, Die S6au>
fpielerin uieoer3uieben beren BIGGER
Jfame Die J0tbe Der S9ulo auf Nlberts
Waneen treibsn fonnte unoGprtaa filblte
ein 8erlangen, Sioontens 9febenbublerin
fennen 3u lernen. 50 puroe alio baltig
Soilette gerno6t, bic brei Oamen orGng@
Ten it6 i'll Den Nagen binein, mGbreno
Gilbert 5tuiI6en ben aufgebaui6ten Gleiz
bern D0utg Der16tpano nno fort gtng es
bur6 ben tptrbelnDen Sbneefturm in oas
Gbeater bon WDdltffe.