davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-18

20. Die 2oretfe. Stloer aug penn
unoariihen Gmisrantenlsben III
Qonbon. @on einem Ulit9lieo Der
Emigration. 1864. Stsr
Bdnoe.
Fl. Sic SoIfsbeeI1der. Cine
Grabbing bon Wiar BON S6lGsel.
1874. 1916 81
%. Sean Saames &OuTe0n. 3wet
@piiooen aus ieinem 2eben. Son
2epin S6udtug. 1870.
23. 2sm @ofe bon @Onh. 6iitpriz
ider Gtoman aus Der Neu3eit bon
81. bon 8. 8 8Gnoe [2l2, 200 uno
1856 81
q. 9aS 9ofume1tt. Cine Samts
Iieugeidi6te bon st. 6. Sabn,
gerfaiier BON Scr 8eri9wuns
bene", vStarbember9" &C. 1865.
iStpei Sbeile 1908 unO l26 81 iii
einem 8anoe.
25. Ste 2SabrSa8erit Upt Neto
SrIeanS. Sret na6 benz @nglts
S6en BON SreiFrau bon Sers
Iep{h. 1874. l 8ano 1856 81.
26. Sic SI1t,ne Oon SMmntra.
Goman bon 6 9erbert.
[Qeip3ig, 1874. 2 8dnoe. 1883
nnb 246 81
20. SoDanmeS IoIfD- ~ @aMSs
MitteI Der 9iebe. Giu 9ts
ter @femf6. 9rei @r3abGunsen
bou Soief &anf. LGeip6ig,
1861
%. GerNoTeme et,snseu- 9tObele
bon 6. Sun9bans. [2cip5ig
1911
20. Ell PasO de las aniEnaS. Gos
man bon # BON 8ibra.
[2eip3is 1901 29Gnoe. [216 uno
178 81
80. S%aaSdrmB8 nnS @aBrbctt.
Cine @ei1i6te aus benz 0eben.
Son T6eooor W il g 236
81
81. oTene @wmoem. gsobeue BON
Sultus @roife. 2 Bduoe
1878. l. 8ono, 22l g.: @roe
siona;2 2. 8auo. 20S g.: Die
neue 9aear.
33. Gin Oioro tD J158a. Gra6b=
lung bon 8arL o 9oItei.
[248 81
81. Sic gntmreeS0t0te Ses
SDierreiGs. Son Or. 6. g.
@tebeI, Oocent an Der llnibers
fitdt 0ale. s. 9efte 1922 81 in
@roBzSf nit mcbreren bun@
bert Nbbilouneen.
35. GleaaorS Sie8. Goman bon
Sc. 6. 8rabbon [gerfaiierin
BON yNurora T[opO", v2aoD NuOz
bIcD's @e6eimniB" Il !. @us bent
@ugIi19en BON Niarie Scott. 4
8dnoe. [l9S, 20S, 19S uuo 1873
SeitenJ.
SO. Cite 8eSGtOte 0on SntnatS.
Son @omunD 90fer. (278 g.
81. Sm San0et. Cine TamiIiens
@e11i6te bon 6 bmnno So
fer. 2 SGnoe (304 uuo $50 g.
38. sis sutst SGaTot. Criminal
Nooeue bon SuItuS Wf ii } l.
felo. (2eipStg, 1869. 244 9.
80. Ste Serrtn uon g6warsems
bDf. Goman bon 81 d
Selma. Getpstg, 1867.
40. tt~mtersue9S. ReilebiIoer bon
AIfreo MetBner. C5O g.
IL. SET Oreii@~I3e. Cine &rsdbs
lung pon Mortb 0orn
1860 81.
42. NoroifGe Geife. CONNER
unO Y8interbiLber aus S3Deosn,
2opplano uno g~ortpegen. BON
8nDoro 2anIor. 1883 81.
43. Sas StwteT8ebdwSe. Cine
Gr3abIung bon Tr. Ger It d f.
fer. 1873. [2l4 81
Al. Die GebrnOer 9ottrttat. No<
belle bon @rnitTribe. 2 8dns
DC. LOO uuO zoo S.l1
45. 2ebensrdtDfeI. 91obsue bon
SarI SreuseI. 1874. 2 8Gnoe.
46. 9aS GorNtanS iw Den 30;
9eSen. @abr6eit uno 0i6tung
Don VI. u rIn II. 3 8dnbe. 1875.
A. Sie SentfGett GGeimE6oter
Ut etutertfa. 3omon bon
8iIIibaIb % intIer. 9etpz
gig 1873. [288 81
48. Die SaOtn. Son Grace.
NgutIar, Ssrfaliertn Der v@r@
5iebungs : NteiuLtote", Der vWGO=
6enfrsunoidaft" IL. {. ~. 0ia6 Der
"fiinIten Original IufIoge. 1898 81
40. SSaa SabDrintD Oct SeeGe.
3pei Noueuen bon Q6oIpb
BaIm- [2eip5is, 1871. 1. Der
Tunb ant BtscaDer 0oIf. [16O
81 2. Die EbatmibLe liz 81
so. 9er SaaaDaufer. Cine beutf6=
omerifanii@e @r3dbIuns bon 6.
S. 2eDD. 1875 266 g.
81. 0ebetnntaife. @oueGcn nonSfarG
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-18

l.. Set t1ette 9tb6tarS. 8oman
BON SuGius @rofie. 1871.
II GBaler, 223 Ssr.l
g. Cute @tenfden un6 iDre
@ef9t6ten. g1onelIen BON
Sa9er 1874. 1878
81 Snbalt: l. Aus ether ons
bern @elt. 2. 0Idubiger ais
6eiratbsiifter. 3. Oie uerIiebte
Heboetiun. III Gbaler.]
s. Bon @ien sta0 0iInsos. 6iz
itorii9sr &omau o 6%eroiz
nonb StoIIe. 1867. 9ret
8dnbe. 100. 1873 unO lS3 Seis
ten~l
1. OrteoIiGe Gabr&et n tries
gerif6er 3ett. Gin Sfis5ens
bud bon 2ucian Serbert
[SuliuS @ruubltus.l 1872. 1908
Seiten - l Ebaier l23 S9r.l
5. gus Oer 0ransoTcnsett. @rz
sdblune bon 2euin S6Id=
ing. Il. @eipeniter in ben Cir
bennen. 2. 2anoeron.1
6. Sic Sitter oer @ceettiuart.
Cine 9OfgeI9i6te, BON DO a / b.
S6IdgeG. I2eip3ig, 1874.
e~ubcnpreis z EbuLer II Gsr.l 2
86nbe. [24S uno PAT Seiten.l
q. Graf &etIatt. oer SaebeH, cine
Gradbluug aus bent unsarti6en
Tie1anoe, oou WaT BON
S6IdgeG. 1875. 2. 8dnoe.
8. Sic @tIoet Der Oeienf0aft.
Cine @radblune BON W a TDon
G6LdgeI. 1873.
g. 0Obespierre. Geldi6tli1er 8o=
L bon SarIWartenbure'
1873. 2 9Gnoe [lSO ulo 166 Seis
ten = GbaIer 20 S9r.J
10. @osnrt. Sin SiiultlcrGeben bon
0e~rtbert Ct G IL. @ierte Aufs
Iage. 5 SdnOe.
ii. NON POSsUMUs. Iomun bon
Sr. 9iIarius. 1871. 2
Sduoe.
Is. &6atg gsurats GtSe. t6iItoz
rider Gomat Don Serno BON
@ufed. 3 8duoe 1882, 24O u.
238 g.
IL. Sic G1rteH is W1ttGett. gtos
maj Don 8 a II g d M D.
[0sib3i8, 1871 28dnSe 1880 u.
$50 81
is. Detcrs0urS stttS GtoGDoImt.
!0iftnrii6er 9toman bon Saron
&arI &eifeI. L2eip3ig
1861 Bdnoe [20S unb 2O6 81
f6. GcoI6ast Mtto GrtOfd,sn. 9is
itorii2er 9foman bon Ser0is
nanb Sling. SGnbe.
IL. Sic @oTnucr tt ssrns. !Siz
jtoriiber Jtoman Don Or. q. 6.
OadS.B
f8. Ger @saiorHtSDerr. Gin Goc
man aus Der 0eBenip0rt, i'll orei
8Gnoeu, Don Otto 0tuIier. 1878.
10. SnDrteamtct; s;tso %2trOeiter,
oOer Der 99e5 sum Srgcn0auIe.
Go;iQLsr 9tOulan bon 9oolf
69trmer. 3 GanOc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-18
cine GlaawmnfA. storeHe.
Pc aibinltON. l3. p

US III q | 0 II. 10. Oe5.
Der oemofrotiihe NnttonalausjhuB
bat heute folgenoeu 0GiiGlpunl6 Sur Gr5
tnGbluna Itloen'S pom Stnpel geIaiien:
.3immcr beS Dem. NatiOnaI:N nSiduIc5, !
2S0ibln9ton, ID. 0cStntbcr 1876.
MI baS 8olE DER Ger. Stautcu
Der oenofratii1e NationGluusi6uB perfiin6ct
ais oao GrJebniB DER am Z. 9toptmbc D. :. abgez
buLteucn Extraordinarily Die GrIudbIun9 pom
Samuel S. 8ttDen Smm Yrdiioenten unO GGOs
mas u. $ IT gum Bt;eprdiioeuteH N9it
9rotultrGn Sbnen 81 Oieiem Steue itr ~3tciorm.
Ilcs mas icBt nod gu tbun lit, lit OuR ole iDet
9duler pes Gongreies III Griliuuu3 lbrer Sflft
am S~rnetten Nittwo6 i'm 6ebruur {. ). S%uiants
msntounmen, nm ben allo i'll neutrality-suspicious.
Wetle Our6 zine 0ee9rbett Der 8ubtmdlnertiinz
men ausgeiprO6cueu unb ourd elm; Mebrbttt Ocr
Stoaten iorpobL ais Ourd cine acknowledgement
Wtebrbett Der 8olt6lttmnlen befrdftt9tcn &tllen
bes amcrttantiden GOIfeS gu pOuSieben.
SIM AuItru9e bes Gei6ditsouSi6uies:
49,. Qtbrom g. Oemitt, 8orl.
SrrhrrtG s. MriurF GPfr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-18
@aihinaton. l3. De-.

3ah. @banoler beroffentLidt ais Nnt=
mort auf Obi9e GlldDunibaorelie SOL
geuoes:
AbenO cine AOrefie e%rluiien. Is lit Dies ein lces
ter ucrslueiieLter Scriud, bas iintenbe S9tii iber
8aller Su balten. Souu. 60pes bat nnbeltrettbdr
bic 0tebrSubI Der QBahlmdnneritimmeu. Der
Nuiruf Der Dem ofraten lit ELL u~nuerl9dn,tcr,
fredcr 8erlu1, Die OIieutli3e O~tcinun9 gu beeins
fuien ullO gu uerfcbreu. 9apes uno 28beeler
iino gcD6blt unb Der &iIe oes ameritauil1eIt
GOItes wtrb ~uou6o9cn wcrOen.
!3ud. @banbIer,
E0rltker OCs rep. National. 60 mtte5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-18
StaIten.

t Is. Oe3.
Ser cardinal Yatri3i. @eneraioiter
oeS YapiteS. I,egt III ben teBten 3u8e1.
eSie SNrirfntf~nnc
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-05

1t is estimated that the present Con-
gress has expended SI25, 600 in sfnyes-
figation,' y saying nothing Of the cost Of
safeguarding witnesses and printing tes-
tim0ny. ii Is safe 10 put down the ag-
gregafe as at least 5000 Money spent
IN really. ferrefing ont corruption is
always wen spent, but, with the except
ton Of the Belknap exposure, nothing
for good has been accomplished, the
entire energies Of the investigators
having been expended in trying to man
ufacture political capital for the Presi-
Dental campaign In this the confed-
derates have signally failed Or rather,
they have lone the Republican party .
benefit, instead of injury. The public
know that no stone has been left un-
turned to make 2 bad showing for the
Republicans, and the party has stood
the test remarkably well. More Demo
Gratis than Republicans have fallen, and
intelligent man must feel greater conf
dence in the party in power than he
could have felt had it it not been for
this trying ordeal.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-05

The disposition likely to be made Of
the Centennial Buildings when the ex-
position is over, is the subject of an
article in the Philadelphia North Amer
lean. It says the rnmer of q contem-
plated purchase of one Of the principal
buildings for use as a railroad depot is
without any tangible foundation, though
by some of the officers it is expected
that the Centennial management will
be able readily to dispose ofthe material
contained In several of the buildings to
some one of the great railroads or other
corporations of the country ut City per
centum of their cost. No proposition
for the retention of the main building,
however, has yet been made, and the
giant structure will in all probability
come down without loss of time. as viii
also the Agricultural Hall, the United
States Government Building and the
Woman's Pavillion, and their materials
disposed of to the highest bidders. Me-
mortal Hall, in which the money of the
State is invested, Machinery Hall and
Horticultural Hall, for the construction
of which appropriations were made by.
the city of Philadelphia, will remain.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-05

A paragraph hereto appended shows
that recruiting for the cavalry service is
in progress In New York, where bum
mers ard street loafers who can neither
ride or shoot, and perhaps never saw
a live Indian, are being enlisted to
ssavenge Custer" A few Indians armed
with clubs would make short work Of
these troopers, y il they are sent to the
front at once, as it is expected. The
place to recruit for the cavalry service
is il the west, where natural cavalry
men are tobe found, men whomithe IN
mans know and dread A recruiting
Office in Cheyenne or Salt Lake City
would pick up men each of whom would
be worth a dozen like these described
below:
The American flag floats from the
balcony of No. ia Hudson street, and
q six foot trooper g~orgeously arrayed in
blue suit with yellow facings, parades
the hallway. The cause of this mani
festation is explained to the passer by
a number of placards and signs in front
of the house, calling upon him to come
in and enroll himself in the United
States cavalry. The memory of Custer
and the noble deeds he performed for
his country still lives in the hearts of
his countrymen, and to-day there are
plenty of men who would willingly
make great sacrifices to avenge his3death.
From the above mentioned office, on
July IL, there were sent sixty-four men
good and true tojoin the brave fellows
out west to avenge Custer, and most of
them are Americans. No. TIA Hudson
street has been turned into a temporary
barracks, and there II about sixty men
there, who have volunteered to go west.
Lieutenant Miller, officer in charge, is
doing all in his power to secure good
men and as medical men are very strict
in their examination of the physical
abilities of each applicant, but few are
chosen out of many who apply. The
greater number of those who offer for
service are young men from the country
who desire to exchange the pillow for the
sword, and most Of them are native
born Americans, though quite a numb
er of German and Irish offer for service.
So great is the rush, that the officers in
charge have their hands full, and it is
a fair estimate that only about five out
of every fifty are accepted, physical dis
ability or being under age preventing
the rest from gratifying their ambition
to avenge the martyr of the Little Big
Horn. Army officers at headquarters
all take a lively interest in the enlisting
Of men, and are doing all they can to
help it forward, and before many days,
should the act be sanctioned by the gov
eminent, enough men will be enlisted
to deal with the hostile Indians.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-05

There is scarcely a newspaper publish
ed from one end of the year to the other
that viii not; critically considered, give
The I4s politician & OBJECTS u the Wy Is
speech is reported. The buyer Of one
set Of shares are 9fiefdsdrA ecause the
going up or going down. Gentlemen
who find themselves in the hands of the
police are grievedsat the license Of the
press which reports their arraignment
and trial among the police proceedings.
The s~ympathizer with France is offend
ed at bttep fkolf Berlin, AID belieyers
Id German unity mourn over dispatch
es from Paris. The newspaper thus
offends some one, just as the weather
rainy to-day, -sunshine to-ln0frOw-is
sure to annoy somebody. The common
sense view is that the newspaper is the
history of yesterday written to-day, that
it is the mirror of the time, and that
those who conduct 1t care nothing for
individuals, except to do them justice.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-05

Probably most people have the King
of Bavaria still in mind as the slender
youth whom the Empress Eugene kiss
ed in 1867, with highly spiritual counte-
nance, lovely locks and upturned eyes,
as represented in the worldwide photo
graphs Of him. But there in now an
other picture. He is still mysterious
and poetical, no doubt, but, alasl the
truth must be told, he has become
shockingly fail So say those who have
CHANGED to get a glimpse of his usually
invisible highness. The bust in front
Of the palace fountain, with its sugges-
ton Of the Roman toga, merely sug'
gests also the real Vitellus which he has
become.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-05

The China papers continue to notice
the alarm which prevails in many Chin
ese cities respecting the supposed cut
ting of Of queues by some supernatural
agency. The North China Herald says:
1.-THE fantasy that has been lately pre-
valent in the cities of Soochow, Chink-
lang, Yangchow and Marking touching
the pranks Of mischievous spirits, who
have been taking to cutting of the
lieges' queues, has spread to Shanghai.
For several weeks little else has been
talked about in the tea shops in this
Province and city. These spirits are Of
paper, cut by magicians to resemble the
human figure, and dispatched after GER
tain nominations to create annoyance.
On this occasion they have been direct
ed to cut the queues of numerous per-
sonsin large cities. They always pres
an trouble in the State, rebellion Of
something Of the kind being sure tt
follow their appearances"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-05

Bayard Taylor tells of a Yankee who,
walking the streets Of st. Petersburg
one muddy day, met the Grand Duke
Constantine. The sidewalk was not
wide enough for two to pass, and the
street was very deep in flth. The
American took a silver rouble from his
pocket, shook it in his closed hand. and
cried out, aCrown or tail?" "Crown,n
guessed the Duke. "Your Highness
has won," cried the American, looking
at the rouble, and stepping into the
mud. The next day the Yankee was
invited by the Grand Duke to dinner.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-05

as-Our Authorized Advertising Agents for
e1l q co., 81 Park Row, Geo. +. Roweil & Co.,
n Park Row; ST. Louis. Rowell A Chesman,
Advertising and Publishing Agency; Chicago,
II. H Chandler, ia South clark street, fhila-
and Coe, Wetherlll a Co., Bulletin building.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-05
AUGUST ., 1876.


No Advertisement sase,tsd for less aan asy
cent?
-DArLr LEADER, all transient ADVERTISE
ments 10 cents per line, Nonpariel, each in
sertion G insertions eight cents per line ~
Insertions, 5 cents per line
Local Notices. per line, bourgeois, each IN
sertion, 10 cents per line 20 insertions . cents
perlfne.
WEEKLY LEADER all transient advertise
ments 25 cents per line, first Insertion; one
month % cents per line; six months. 10 cents
per line; one year 5 cents per line.
Ii. G~LAFcEE, Proprietor.
, 1876-01-27

1adbsm man 6 grobe G~eftaurants oertattet
nat, BON nelf)en %etnSelue berettS nit groBeu
unfolte1 tbre riefigen @ebduoe aufoefibrt
baben, fanlt Der Serr auf feinen Griolo refs
llen. Sober Der 6eitalrants bat monatlid,
$1,000 fir ietn Yriuileg 81 sablen !; madt
Sun1na $4,000 fir Die gauge AuSfte1unq8-
,ett. Seoer bat pteuetdt $50, 900 bis $50, 900
Saus unb glnridtun9Sfolter.
Wern es Serrn Sopce %9elingen iollte, iei-
ller Antrag Der Serfpiligun9sbia ais Imen=
dement, an5ubGnoen, tposrt allerolnq8 feline
luSltht lit, 10 ipiiroe bic Centennial Commit
ion ridt allein iene 1886, 900 baar perlieren,
lonoern and etna $500, 900 SdabGneriae
iahlen %fonnen, ab9eieben bon eiilem Nllsfau
Don Gtnnabmen burd5 Seiuder, mel6er it'd
anf Wttllonen b~elaufen f0nnte. God SEER
SoDce miro ntft oaS Sergniigen babell, eiu
loldeS llnbeil anSuridten, ipeldem man Die
4blebnung Der 9auStn Sertpiui9uug pon u
Dtatone1 por5u5ieben 9euei9t lein biirfte.
lber 9err Sopce fam it6 tr0iten. @n 8ais
ler tptro eS nldt fehlen; jeoen Gag 9ibt es 3
Uftulonen @alonen brett aus benz Sd)upl.
fill unb etne Ofilion aus Dem george Siu
Waler=Geierpotr. lln5dblige Sontalnel, Die
aroBe fatboliide Sempereuss 5outaire poran,
eth Gee bon 10 Ndern urb elrle gauge 4l1Sabl
fletner Selde, @reef8 etc. neroer Dem Seer
Der SemperenSler ibr 2abial in rteiigenG uan=
lltdten i%penben. lllo mn ujd)t dn9ltlid).
Der Sduplfiu :Slub, 4 @aIierlperte uro 4
9roBe acknowledgements ltnb auh ldmmtlid
IN n1hIter ytdbe.
, 1876-01-27
Sic Npte Der Ser. Staaten mber
bic cubanifbe Traae.

Sim II. Sannar tbeilte StaatszS efretdr
Siib Dem Senats. COMMITTEE fir Ausipdrtige
9(n9ele9enhelten Die Note nit, ipelhe er unp
Yraiioent @rant idon i'm pori9en gtopember
an bic europdild)eu Diddte 9eienoet bat.
Sariu ptrb Die LANCE 0auer nilo Die 9felul=
tatloii9feit oeS Samples auf Cuba NIB Die
ytublolt9teit Der Gerbeernug uno bes Slut.
per9iebens baielbit beruor9eboben. STE Sage
Der linton, ais nddlter 1tad)bar, miro ais
cine lebr 6ellfate uno i6mieri9e 9elfiloert.
Ser Yr1iibent mill feline Nnneftlrnnq, be,
tra6tet cine yt0tbisun9 basu pielmebr oils
cine GalamitGt, aber Der Siir9erfrie9 in Der
9t6be oeruriadt fatale llebelltdnoe fir Die
Union uno ebenio fir Die europdilden WtGdte.
0ieie lebteren lpiirben ipeile banoeln, nenu
ie Spanien ratben miiroen, Diabre0eln eur
Sernbi9un9 BON Cuba Sl er9reifen; 9ao
niirpe einen 9uten @ffett 81 Niabrio baben,
uno Spanien gu elmer b%elleren uno irieolld)ez
rem 8olttit auf Cuba beitimmeu.
Ole @eianoten Der luton muroen beaui.
traet, oieie gtote ben Wtiniltern oes AuSmdr.
ti9en in Gn9lanb, 9euti1lano, 6ranfrett,
9tublano uno Selterretd porSulelen. Sbre
Nntporten iinb nod nt6t eln9e9an9en, lie
lauten jeoo6 babiu, baB iie Die @eredltl9tett
Der Sorltelun9en Der Ser. ct. Staggering
anerfennen uuo Der Anii6t iino, Die lettere
i'm belten 9lauben uno nit GROCER Sc
bulb unD oouitanoia u%nei9enniibi9 in ldlpies
rieer 8oiitiou 9ebanoelt, Selterreid), oaS
Ielbt @renSs3rubel bat, mill teiuen 2lntbeil
an ben @rmahuun9en 81 Wtabrlo nebmeu,
moSu iih Die anoerep Ofdtteu perftanoen
baben. SIS 1T MIR Die 0tebe BON oiplo-
matil6eu Sdrltten, es puroen feline onoeren
perlan9t.
England banbelte iebr prompt, uub iein
@eiarpter Scr. 2oporo muBte gu Ntaorio
porlteuen, guslauo b%ebaure, baB Der &rieg
aui Cuba teiu @nbe ftloe unb Wiiulde oeilen
balbi9e S%etle9nn9.
Die anoern Nid6te, nit ausnabme Seiter.
reidS, madten Gbnlide S|orlteluuaeu, be.
a~leitet BON benz Serlan9en, baB man ibre
Io%roerunsen an Spanien aud einmal be-
riidii6tiseu m0ge nno Elm @eiud, Spuuieu
mDge cine before Slilten' unp BOT = YollSei
einfibren.
lleber ben Snbalt Der ipauii1en lntuort
uut bieie gtote tounte 9err 6iib nod uidtS
@enuueS an9eben.
, 1876-01-27

unb Hbelnlano 8etfalen iino unb tper'
ben jebt al mebreren Yunften III
btrefte Seritbrung geiest !; in ibrer Gerbils
ouu9 brin9en Ie ben, Der iiber ie ~perfii9t, III
ben Stanb, baS SertebrSneien bieier in ges
ldaftli4er Se5lebung mt6ti9iten Shelle
9eutIAlanoS 81 beberri6en ; 1e biloen etle
unumterbrodene unb nadl alien Setten nett
binauSgrelienoe oirefte 8erbinbltne 3piihen
Dem Nbeln uno Der Glbe. Sn dbnllher Belie
bat Die preuBtIfe 6egierung eS audi ~peritans
Den, 1td) elnen maBaebenoen GtufluB auf ben
bebentenoen Serfebr Der Bropi1S Sbleiten
III itderr, nflo Die @ret0niIle Der leBten Sabre
baben gerabe burd) Die idltmmeu 6olgen, Die
le fiir ole betbeill9ten Yrtpatperionen 9ebabt,
mr. oaSu gebient, ben @tnflub Der Jteglernu9
nad mebreren SeIten bin 81 per9rDBerl1.
OaS preuBil9e StaatsbabuneB tit III ietner
jestgen @eltaltung 10 auSgebebnt uuo 10 Obj
gernlbet, baB Der Snhaber beiielben 10 Stenls
lid benz ganSen @lIenbabnlpelen 9toroz unb
Itlttel = 9euti6lanDs @eIese pori6reibt.
@eltiist auf einen iolden Seiib miiroen
Die Sepolmdhtigten beS 6etdeS, menn lte
nit ben Se%rpaltungeu Der anoeren Sabuen
Ill unterbaAbluuael betreffS lleberlaiiuug
erlelben an oa8 0feid eintreter, eltle ganS
anoere Sprahe az fiibren I'M Staroe lein,
ais penn lie ettpa nit idmmtlihen Sabnen
9leifSettig, obne nit irgeuo ether berielbeu
bi8ber in8 8eine 9efommeu Su lein, perbans
oeln moateu. Sir bieie Sattlf Der Nei6Ss
re9ieruug miro auBerOem nod eth llmltanp
9%eltero genladt. &enu Der prenbiite Staat
ieine Gilenbabnen benz 9teide abtritt, 10 miro
IS fir Die i~ibri9en, @iienbabnen beiieeubel
Staateu iebr erl6mert ietn, Souoeralnltdt5z
bepeufen 9egen Die 9fahfolge auf berlelben
Sabn 9eltenO 5u maGben, ipeutgltenS miro es
alsbann faum tbunlih iein, iolfe 0fie1tlld
III befennen, NIB enOlih ptrb in SeSug AMI
Die 6ra9e beS pom 6et1e 5u 9endbrenoen
@nt9elt8 ieber @inselitaat mobl biejeni9en
S%eOln9uEgeu, bnrA melAe Yreuben ith be-
irieplgt erfldrt, ais aud fir iid seniisenp
anerteAuen milien."
, 1876-01-27
Scr Anfaufper @iienbabuen Smr6
bic SeMtlNe Neihs=N eaieruna.

9ie oeutf9e &etds,9te9ieruns bat b%efannt-
lid ben Ylan Der Grrperbung Der @iieubab=
uen our6 oas 8eih aufgeuommeu. 26te ie
oeuielbeu gu Ueriol9en 9eoenft, fiuoen mir i'll
Der Sambur9er S0rlenballe IolgenoermaB Sen
bei1rleben v0tan miro ii6 SunGdlt ben
Selts Der preuBli1eu StaatSbabneu III it6ern
luAeu, in Der ~llebcrSeugun9, oaB pa8 llebrige
alSOauu nur cine Sra9e Der 3elt ieiu peroe.
Die leeten Sabre inn oer planmdbigeu Ser.
uouitanOi9ung beS preuBti6en StaatSbabus
neseS UNI etHer ausiuuun9 Der bis oabil
nod uorbanber 9eluelenen ViIdeu 9ewipmet
9%eueleu. Dad SoIenbung Der Serlin.9Seb-
larsSobn miro eiue ununterbroheue StaatSs
babultnle bon Der rulflheu @reu;e bis Dteb
reiden, ourd) welde Die bereltS III 0dnOeu
oeS 9tei1eS befinpli6en ellaB=lotbrugllteu
Sabnen brett na6 fat allen Gbeileu oeS
norOli9en uuo mlttleren 0eutlhlano 4n.
lhluB erbalten. Die bis Dor eini9eu Sab.
rem bon einanoer 9etrenntcn StaatSs
babu @ompIeg Der YroOiuSeH SaHHoper
, 1876-01-27
Sldtne ~uberbpten.

Slaine init ieiuem Qntrug auf 3rennuns
BON STRIDE unb Staat, ooer ptelmebr Staats,
lhule, itebt jest nlft alcin I'M 6eloe. 9ie
rlfti9e Yolitif btftirt ben 0emofraten, ben
republifaniiden 9ema9o9en bel ibren Sui
turtampfsWtan0pern ben 8ino aus ben Ses
9eln gu nehmen, ipomit auBerbem Blaine
brett auf cine Observation-Disclosures
loSlteuert. Scr. S'Srieu (Oemofrat bon
Marplano) bat i'm Geprdientanteubauie eir
Announcement sur Contribution ein9ebraft,
luelheS ntdt aIein Die GeripenDung bon
Staats9elberu fir Sefteui6ulen perbietet,
%lonbern aud ale @eillide bon Setleioun9
BON Sduldmtern unb auberbem Don allen
0ffentllfen 2lemtern au8lhliebt.
0iele Seittmmun9en mlabnen oil bic
Satung bon stephan @irarb, melhe jeben
@eiitli6en ben @iutritt in iein @aiienbaus
uerbletet.