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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-16


Ger StraBe pnn yauounum mad Suel
Iionum ianfSiS goeusute ourd oa:
9untsl. &OnIs Glluo,pis beIano id
III Der Spite oieies &eiter;uss; De-
Cberblutmann Eamolo fsl9te binterbe1
in einem 8a8en.
5a Der 8onis leit Dem Nbsug aus
2aubunum ssblieben mar uno islbit ELM
~ebrerbietise 6rase bon benz Nnfibre'
oes 3uss unbeantwortet gelaiien bate
. waete niemanb BON ben Goelenter
lin ein,iSes Wort nit ieiaen @sfabrter
u wsdieln. Nuber oem onmpfsn Sc
trappsl Der YferOe anf Der u%nsspfaitcr=
ten StraBe uno Dem cintOniser &nar-
rem bes Masens u~erristD bier ni4ts biz
Mnmejenbsit non lebsnoen @eien. g.
luer, als ob Menlden unb Sbiere III
Ser ouiteren Na6tfabrt ibren Mtbem
anbitlten NIB mi, abseneNsnen 59rii=
zen iortIdliden. UNI einen 6eino 81
~uberraiden ooer cine MiiIstbat ;l Der
iiben.
GD.obwis biclt lcin 9oupt gebeu9t
lunter Ger @uht n,eocrnrildcnoer &C.
loanten. 6dtic iemanb in her Ginltsr=
NIP 1ein @eii6t ielsn tDnuer, er mare
5lridsel6redt bel Der llehsrScusun9,
oab Gin ~fuse3tbarsr Sturm Deg &Dniss
@emiitb auI regte - oenn maltdrla
9liiDten feline Mugsa p!0bllh Don orp-
enoem isrner uno I'M leinen Mtunl
;ei9te i'd in trumpigoftsn 3i9en eif
%oitteres @rinl eli blntiger TadlAht =
ANN erldloHtr m;c0tr ie;n 6eiNi G..t
0.r &op! lant i'm tic II al' Die Vr!llt
ie.n Nusorut muroc tisfn.i mo unbc=
weglid, ais bate lhH oles @efill per
i0Mcn.
S9redll1 mar Der &I, Der in
6crsen hes &0nlss wiblte. Sein, Qc-
beimc &eile loate i'm an Den Ort brin-
gen, wc man inn nit eigsncn Nueei
lsen wiiroe, 0aB man oie &Onigil
nid)t Flil9li9 Ser llntrcue bci6nlolg
bdtts, ooB Nurelianus Dit Shlnny'
nod an glrsliit uno giltiger Sosbel
ii6ertr0Ie!
IS lo0tc alp selNebcn lein nm leil
Slid, leinen 6rieoeH, feline 3utnnf
aui Groen. 9enu Denn Die 8emul).
lin, medic er 10 lebr aelitbt, Der III Sc
tailen or leib leint Mlen be.ei0,Qt Sat,
lid 10 l9n6Sei Gfltruss 'Hulois maS-cl
f%onnte; ,penn Nnrelianus, 1cin NreuM0
leln Sruoer, Die Sfsle leiner Seele el
l4mnsialtcn %crraib ge9ea .ian peril
ell ionnIe. mas fonnte oa nod in
oerieE ocs unalNtft;Mcn aDnios 81
slo.tc ausfu!en, aus Der bic sorteltcl
5eluGe Der 2iebe ulh Ser 6rtuno'hoi
aii 9rNMlamer WsDnlt g"criIlfN waren
Was lplte inn oeNn ons esben npo
}eln9 @nSa 6e!otHthntcn, lnsmreid.
SoNcnfdmpfe mo Sicss. @os
Eyrns ano Sesp.er. mcnn mon auf oc,
StMdtfelo. aui hem lhron. in oc
yauSen WeIt, nit eiaem !ecrcn arh en-.
.iniGten 6ericn oaittht ME ia ciut
'lsel @uiienti,
1sana tiscb iA Ncs Gonigs &s;'
'jecct 9cesn Den ip!teyHser Wernoh
= mire rod unmoeIih. bnhtc m, IL,
~ beweilcu. luGs man pgyj ifcrig
oel5it sur GosNei' bon Ntaiur oeneio.
Nenldcn t5lr.tn Sic W~erHeaun9 MI
10 iuc,t treibsn. Mdr miibts i'm @6ie.
ncfr seiibt irin, nm Sabre lorg leu
i1aDoen Ibiit ten inter Dem Oefmal
te! Der mi.ocllen 5usuo uno Der rein
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-11-16
Ghlodwie una Ghlotildt.
Scit

4iaoriiaee ,sdel lung aus ocm 5. sobrbanut-t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07

QuffGQta unb b~efrernocno 1T es, oaB
oerobe bic ( d d d It JtGhtrage nob
BEN in ber gan3en gebilbeten @elt ais
bic GerIe ber neueiten beutI6en 2itera>
tur a~nerfan1teu plattbeutI6en 8erfen
Trtb 8euters 9epeieu lit. WGbrenb
man iii Oeutl1lanb unb Qmerifa Dem
peritorbenen eroBen 6umoriiten, Dem
ei13issn ipiir6tsen gtebsnbubLer bon
G6arIes 0idenS, 8iIbiGuleu uirO Oents
maler erridtet, lit auf "unierer 8rdmiens
lite fein8u9, na9 peL6em ni9t itdrfere
Na6Fruse g%etpeien tpGre, ais na6 ben
unnernilitli9 Deiteren @ei6i9ten 9teus
ters. Oiele @ri9einuns lit ui9t geraoe
erfreult6, oa Tie 3eigt, tuie Ian9lam 1t1
unter 9euti6en Iitsrarii6er &ubm III
tueiteren &reilem berbreitet. Die plattS
beutl6e Nunbart, III pel6er Die Berte
9teuters gei6rieben itnO fGnn bob
tauM ais 9inberniB ibrer 8erbreitMng
angeieben tperben, - bier, no Suuberts
tauienbe bon 9suti6en pobnen, beren
Wutteripra6e Das Ylaitbeuti6e 1T.
Nber ielbit fit Oieieui9eu, Die it6 erit in
Die ibnen fremoe Munbart e%inleien mill
fen (tpos i9lteBIi6 nur 9erinse Ofube
ma9D, iino bic @erfe 9teuter's cine uns
eria0pf1t9s Guelle Der beiterften Sebenss
luit, bes inni9iten 8eba9ens un6 Der
nobItbuenbiten @emiitbli9feit.
@as INNER i%noeiien Die uria9e Der
se>ingen gta6frase nah oieieu beiten
Jtummern auf u~nierer BrGmtenliite iein
moge; mir tperoe1 unS baonr6 ni6t in
unierem 8emiiben nur 10 trfIt6
9 II t c urb tpertbnone 8ii6er, - feinen
Sdunb bon Worb9ei9i1ten uno feline
2~aoenbiiter = gut gertbeiIung ais Brds
mien onsui9affen, betrren Iafisn.
0ie 8e~bineunsem iino bic BON fri6es
rem Sabren Der %bsfannteu: Seoer
ALIGNMENT, tpeL6er fur etn Sabresz
Announcement $500 badr IN Die 50.
Staatsstg. einienbet, bat Iniprn6 duf
elm grGmienbu@, tpeIhes ibm portofret
sugefanbt pirb. - 9as @Let4e 1T oer
SAL, tpenn Elm Nbonnent, 6eiien Sabr
nod nt6t abseLaufen 1T, i'm 8orans auf
tpeitere IL 0touate ods Announcement be-
aabIt. Qn9enommen ). 9. IS bGtte SEE
nlonb Bis gum l. Wtai 1876 be3abH Obs
tpobin Die 8rGmienbii6er natiirli6 ldn9t
pertbeiIt ietn tperoen), 70 fam ct itb bod
cine 9rdutie ii9ern, inoem ct lest
$500 einienbet. pofir i6m ietn Qbonnes
mellt aIsbann Bis gum l. Otai 1877 pers
Idn9ert miro.
ollie 8riefe a6reiItre man an
Illinois StaatSZeitung Comp,
Chicago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07
Gflegrapbt(6e gepe(1en.
CSu, Snufe lester wode an bie Sniuots Stodtss
8etuns teleeropbirt.)


Berlin, 20. San.
SIM 9tet9stage tpurbe bsute bic stpette
2eiung ber 3uIGbe gum Strafgeiebbu9e
pouenbet. Ser %io9enannte ~Parograp9
2trnim" tDuroe nit l79 gegel 100 Sttrls
men 01genominen.
3onoon, 81. San.
@ie elm SerIiner TeIegramm rntt>
tbetLt, beperfiteuieten bic nltramontas
men Die 8erDertung oes Sul1beS 5lnt
StrafgeieB6u6e betreffenb bas Nni1las
gen BON Bannbuuen uno 0trtenbrtefen
an ben Gtr6entbiren oaour6, oaB tie
bic N%b1tt1nmurg 3u elmer Sett er5tDal1=
gen, oa pielc ibrer @egner abtDele1o rDas
rem. Die Nblttmmung miro in Bieberz
erfpGgung gsaogeu Deroerl, ba 8tSrlard
ouf Die 2nnabnle beS @eleBes beitebt.
2onoon, 2. Seb.
8on Berlin fommt Die Na9ri9t, baB
Der beuti6e 8unbesratb bas ~DDriges
Triibiabr eegen bic 9fer6eausfubr ers
Iu1fene Serbot onfgebobeu bat.
Wton gLdllbt in Berlin, oaB 8ismdrd
bon Stalieu bic 0mslieferung srnim's
Derlan8en miro.
Berlin, 3. Sch.
Sic Stobt Oitropo, I'M preubii6en
GegieruugsbeSirf 8oien, 100 Der Gr3bi>
i6of @raf 2eoo6otpstt feline @efGuguiBz
ftrafe abgebiiBt bat, iDar beute Der Sams
melp[ab 3aDlret6er Yerebrer beiielber,
Die ii1 BIER etn9efunoen Datten, UNI ben
bo1en @efan9euen BET ieinem Nustritt
aus Dem @sfdn9niiie III @r1pfang 5l neb=
men tbrer Tbetlnabme gu Derii6ern.
Inter Nnoeren batter it'd aud bic Yrinz
sel1 @fnluno uuo Seroinanb Gno3iipin
eiuqefunoen. Son Oltrotpo pallote 4es
bo6owsft ft9 mad BresIau. Sci feiner
Nbretie ipar tbnt er0fftet iuorocn, oaB er
Die YropinSem ShIeIten uno Yolen, uuo
bic NegterungSbeSirfe Srantfurt a. 30.
uno WarienDeroer metoen mu{ie, Wibris
9eufaus ct i'll GOrguu eiugelperrt tueroen
plroe.
Berlin, 8. Sch.
Ser 6anbeIsniniiter tDiro mebrere Sc,
ante bes Bureaus fir 8ergbau ouf Die
uSeuteruial" 8eHausiteuung ~ieuosn.
Sie unterbdnoLun9en betreffeno Die Gins
Derletbung oes 9er3o8tbumS 2aueuburg
IN ben preuBti6en Staat (5tpilden 1DeIs
Derl bis leyt nur cine 8erional=u uton
D%eltano) lilo gum Nbl6luB ge6teben.
Berlin, 4. Te6.
Der cardinal 2e6o9owsti lit bier altz
9etornInen unb lit Der @ait bes 5iirlten
GaO3ltptu. (1sber bic pieIbefpro1ene
Sermonotl9oft 3pii6en ben Jtaosiipiu's,
eGllern altsn bsrubmten litbauiI6en ODs
l1alteI9el9le6t, Das groBe Beiibunaen in
YoleH, GIttDauen uuo YoIen bat, uuo
benz @atler &iLbelm l. lei bier fir bieiez
lltgeu, iuel6e IS lntereiitrt, benerft, oaB
cine gnfeIim 6risori6 @ilbelm T., bic
ionlit @onitne 6riebri6 28il6elm II. mar,
Die @roBrnutter Des oben e~rtpGhuter1
Suriten 9tao5itpia mar. Mitbin mar
eelien u%rgrpBuater, prtn3 GSeroinano
ll73O-l8l3l, der nrgrOBontel OeS iesiz
gen beuti6en &aiiers.)
Die msbrfa6 erDd6nte Nluoldrift
Gci0enlperaer's lit ioeben I'M Druid crz
i6ienen. Sic lit cine Yert6tibiouno Der
SeDre, OaB man Soft me6r gebor6en
nllllle ais Den Wteni1er, baB ser StaQt
fem 9ts6t babe, in ben tnnernM irfunasz
frels Der STRIDE cin5ugreifen NIB baB Der
Mloerltano, ben bic Sii10fe unoYrielter
| gegel1 De aoomStaate erlailenen &ir9en=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07
IS afbineton n, 8. Sebr.
e IN Seudt

tpurbe nit BET 8eratDung iber ben Gez
isbentDurf,. bstrsftsno bic 3ablung Der
3luien auf bic S6uIooerl6reibungen
oes Be;irfS columbia fortgefa6reu.
SERVANTS Suiabantrag, Die fernere
Nusgabe bon S6uLoOeri9reibungen uno
Die Yermebrung ber 8e3irtsibulo gu
nerbieten, tpuroe argenon1nen; etn Qnz
trag 6anliIton'S oagegen, Die StraBens
arbeiten bis anf Metteres ein3uiteuen,
abgelcbnt.
Nuf Nntrag bon Cation tpuroe bei1loi=
fen, baB Elm Sober, mel9er Die 8eSirfs5
S6uLD tpiiientlt6 Dermebrt ODER per>
mebreu 9ilft, nit Su6tbauS bon nidt
iiber 10 Sabre uuo bis al 10000 Dollars
@elobuBe b%eltraft Deroen iou ;unoferner,
oaB bic BunoeSregternlg our6 Nnnobme
oteleS @eiebenttpurfeS ft6 ni1t Der>
pflibtet, 6auptlumme ooer 3tnlen bon
S6uIODeri6retbungen gu 5ableu, toel6e
ungeleBli1er Wetle dus9e9eben iuoroen
Itro.
Die gorGase purbe fobann anses
t1ommen.
Sm eprGfentanteuaue
tpuroe ber 8etptlIisungsausi9uB ange;
%tpteielr, gu @unlten elmer Nntpet1una auf
$500 0olars. fir Die Witme oes GeprGs
%icutanten 8. $. StartDeatber gu berihs
ten.
Ser Sufti3ausi6uB bert&tete geeen
6ie Qnnabme oes @eIebentlpurfs. tpona1
on etnem nG6er gu b~e5eihnenDen Gaee
oer Wo6e bic Wtiniiter ben 8erbanoluns
gen beS 9auies beipo6nen ioQten.
8urbe bur@ uebergang aur Tagesoro=
lluns erleoi9t.
0luf Der 3aeesorbnung itanb Bic Bes
tDiutgun9snorla9e fir ben Goniulars unb
oiplomdttlden 0tenit, tpeE0e Die Snnln1e
Don 1922, S47 forbert.
Singleton nertbeibigte aIs Wttg[ie6
6e5 SetDIut9ungsausf9u1ies Die BON oie>
lem oorgel6la9ene 9erableBung oer @es
bGlter Der @eianbten.
9ta6 ldteerer Debate tDur6e bic Ses
rotbung obgebro6en.
Bal9tngtor, 4. Sch.
SIN Senat
tpur6e mad @r~Ieoigung GINGER nntpt6z
tiger 0el1dfte nit Der Gr0rteruug oes
Sel1luBantra9s, betreffeub ote Annabnle
bes observation-disclosures bes &e[=
log16en 8nnoeslsnators Ytn6bad BON
Goutltana %begnnnen.
gDmunoS beantragte in Dem 8e16IuB=
antrag oas B0rthen vut1t" e~in3ufuge1,
10 oaB oerlel6e laute: voaB 8.B. Yin@z
bad nt9t 5ugelanen DerDe."
W9ortolt Dertbeiotgte fetnen S6IbIiug.
Die 9egen HtHbbad erbobeue Bei9uLz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07
GOm9reBOetOan oE1tn9ett.
SO a btngtnn II, 2. Sebr.
Ger II t


bei3dfttste fi9 taft aus19lieBli6 NIT BET
Gelprebung oes gemetniamen Bel6luBs
antrGgs, Die @%omntl1Gre oes 8e3irfS
columbia 3u ermG6ttgen, 3inlen auf Die
trait eines ant 20. Stunt 1874 erlafIenen
@eleBes d~uSge9ebenen S6ulODeri6retz
bun9en aus benz 8unbesi1aB su be3abz
len, unO itritt bis aur 8ertagung iber
ben geltern bon Eernan geteaten 3uiaB>
dntrag, bte 8ermebrung bleier S9uloz
neri6reibungen su Derbteten.
SIM 9auie
tpurbe auf Nntrag bon S'8rten etn See
i6luB gefaBt, tDelder ben QuSi6uB fir
austdrtige Nnseleaenbetten anmetit, gu
beri9ten, Oh oer YrG1ibent eriubt pers
ben ion, l1nterbanDlungen fir ben 9tb=
19luB zines rleuen 0anbelspertr ags 3iptz
iben ben Ser. StGnten rnb Srnnfreth
ein3lleiten, bur6 iDeIden iene III Beaug
alt G~tnfubr3oue nit ben bon Srantret6
in bieIem Bunfte mei1t begiinitigten
GGnoern anf glet6en SUB 9eItcut tuerOen
tpirbe.
Die @rorterung be5 pom Suittsausz
fhuB berihteten 3uiaBes sur 8erfals
Jung. ~6em5ufolge Der 8unoesprGitoent
UtWt !OISUtI 1OuDbouI IIIu w. 1OuLOC ~
odnu Dieoer auf9euoninen.
Srpe's Nntrag, ben @rtipurf balm
ab;udnbern, bag na6 benz 4. WGrA 1877
Der Yrdiioent uno Biaeprditoent auf Die
Oauer bon feds Sa9ren eetpG6lt Derben
1ouen. uno oaB 9fiemanb, DeI6er gu
benz YrGitbenteuamte eriDd6lt woroen 1T
unb oafelbe befletoet bat, ober, tpenn CT
OILS 8iseprGitbent in bas BrdliOentenamt
g~elanate, bdi1elbe stpei Sabre lang Der>
tpaLtet bat, pieber mdblbar fein ion,
tpurOe nit IA seseu 100 5timmsn absss
lebnt.
@iuem dbnli6en Nntrase BON Jteagan
sing IS nidt belier.
Ser Antras, bic Borlase all ben SUI
iti3ausi6uB 3u 3uriid5uDernetien, erbtelt
glet6 ntele Sttmmen [l27 seeen 1877;
Oer Spreher gab ben Stl6entl3eio se9en
ben Nntrag.
Die gorLage ielbit fam bonn our 2lb>
1timlnui1g unb tpuroe nit IA gegel- 1O6
Stimlmen nerlporten.
6ier1uf Uert1QunQ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07

amtIides RabelsE elssramm iast, Dab
bic GonigLihen bic @arlilten aus oen
8ronin3en 8iscana unD Mldoa betltaDe
bo%u1tdnoig bertrteben baber.
9ie Truppen bes Sen. Wlarttne3 @ar1>
prs babea bas 8ibahoasGbal beie5t. uro
baour6 ben @arliiten ben Beg mad Der
fran5oltiden @ren3e abgel6nitten, nno
cine itarfe Gruppenma6t beoedt Die
6o6en bon Santa Barbara, tDel6e oas
8oItpe,t bes GarLismus, Die Staot
@iteua, beberri9en.
8aris, 4. Teb.
9ns yBien publique" iaretbt, es babe
3uberldiige Na6ri0t bon oer 9dn5It@en
Jtieoerlage Der Garltiten.
@s beiBt, Don Carlos iet aus gIteua
entfloben unb iperoe tpabri6etnlt6
ouf fran30fil0em @ebiet 3ufuAt luz
6en-
Sntnoten.
D o m b q j, /. Seb.
Sa6ii6 STAB, Der 9leffe uno Ebroner6e
bes abgeiebten @aicoparS lit ipegen Quf=
tDiegluu8 aus BaroDa Derbannt moroen.
Sin bluttge Se1oe lon unter ben StGm>
men an oer @ren5e Sci1ot's ausgebros
den ietll.
Die inbiI6s Eimes befir9tet eincn
alsemeinen NufltanO in gang 8eluoi9ts
itan.
@s 6eiBt, 6aB bic offtnbii6e Gegieruns
nit Der Nbli6t umgebe, bon &betal 8eitB
81 nebnlen uno ben &ban Gb3uieBen.
2GfrifG.
3 n, 5. Seb.
gom 3ap Der suten Soffnung fomn1t
bic Jea6riht, oaB es Der ben 2auf Oes
3ambe5i erfori6enben Expedition selunz
gen lit, elm Dampfboot auf ben See
GictoriG 9epGnsd gu ieBen. Siebenbuns
bert @tngeborene trugen oa5 S0iff UNI
Die Wtur1ilonz6 GQe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07

5igung betreffenb, baB er i'm @efdngntB
gewelen let, ia9te Morton, B;n9baf lei
oqerbin9s 1862 in STEMS Orleans TN 8ez
fdngntB gepeien aber ni6t tpegen
Selonie, ionbern tDegen tbdtIi9en Nns
griffS assault and battery.
Inn amei l1br i9loB abortion feline
&eoe, nnb Der Senat bertaste ft6 mad
8eitGtigung elmer NnSdbI bonn BrGliz
benton ern9nnter 8eamten.
9as0ams
berietb in Qusiaubiibung iiber cine
W1enae bon Observation-Disclosures
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07

Sumne in bas Bureau 6es Steuereins
nebnters ein3u6rehen unb aue 8apiere.
tDcl6e ais 8epeismtttel gegen Ben Sting
gebrGu6t nerOen iouen, gu nerni6teu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07

Berlin 90. San.
SIM &et6stase tpurbe beute bic atpeite
2eiung ber 3uiGbe gum Strafgeiebbu6e
p~oIenbet. Der %fo9enannte v9aragrapb
@ruim" tpurbe nit l79 gesen 100 Gttuls
men 1udeupmlueu.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-01-12
"THE OLD MASONIC HALL"

THE SITE SECURED, THE CORNER STONE LAID
AND THE BUILDING ERECrED-THE DEDI-
CAToRY ExERCIsEs.
This hall was commenced during the year
of Masonry, five thousand eight hundred
and forty-eight, and will be constructed in
conformity to plans furnished by Brother
Joseph Willis, architect, Indianapolis. The
corner stone vas laid on the twenty-hith
dsv CT October, Anno Lucis, 5S4s, A. ID
lS4S, in the presence OF the Grand Lodge and
before the assembled Graft Of the staIe,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-01-12
THE ARCHITECT.

This elegant edifce was designed and
supeEintended by our feiIow-citizen. DIR.
W.. II. Brown, and 5s has performed his
work well and far below the original esti-
mate of the cost. This Is marked inuovs-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-01-12

large body of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellowa OF Indianapolis, the grand
division of the Sons of Temperance of Indi-
ana, all in their appropriate jewels and re-
gala, and a numerous concourse of citizens,
by the Most Worshipful Elizur DemiDg.
grand master of Mssons in Indiana, in the
name of the "Great Architect of the Uni
verse-Founder, Creator and Preserver Of
all thinc6.O
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-01-12

made. The committee have learned that
there will be, at the close of the present
maatfuO
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-01-12
HISTORY OF THE GRAND LODGE.

MASONIC MAGNIFICENoE-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-01-12

OhOW n OF II E OHDEHs -
During the next five years the Grand
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-09
ORGANIZATION OF a Hendricks Club.

A society favoring the nomination
for the Presidency of Governor Hen
bricks of Indiana, has been formed
at Vacaville, of which Judge T. Hart
Hyatt is President and Ed. l.. Smith,
Secretary. 1t is said that all the
Democrats in that vicinity are in favor
of Governor Hendricks for President,
ami are joining the club. Their Dec
laration of Principles contains twelve
sections, and is too long to publish in
the present crowded state of our col
umns. They declare in favor of re-
trenchment and reform in the
administration of public affairs, and
oppose monopolies and government
subsidies. Free Trade is also one O.
their cardinal principles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-09
Saved by a Dream.

A fatal accident occurred in the Last
Chance hydraulic mine at Cement
Hill, on Tuesday evening, which
resulted in the almost immediate
death of A. G. Foote, an old and
highly respected citizen of this section.
The mine belongs to the deceased,
Mr.. Scott and Mr.. Mills of this place.
When the blast was ready to be
fired warning was given, and all hands
retired. Mr.. Foot went distance
of about two hundred and fifty feet,
where he stood on open ground watch
ing the effects of the explosion. He
was seen to fall by the other parties
present, and they rushed up to afford
assistance. A piece of rock had
struck him on the forehead near the
left temple, and so fractured the skull
that he expired in about four minutes
after. A little incident in connection
with the affair is worth relat-
ing. Mr.. Scott had been informed
by his wife that morning that
she dreamed he had his head mashed
in, and feared that he was going to be
killed at the mine. When the warn
ing was given that the blast was ready
to be fired, he told Foote that he was
going to get far enough away from
that shot so that the rock could not
hit him and verify his wifes dream.
He accordingly went further than
Foot, and got behind the trunk Of
an oak tree, instead of standing where
Foote did,Ias he has done many times
before. 1t seems that fate did its
share of proving the dream true, but
Gid not hit the man aimed at. Mr..
Foote was about forty-five years of
age, hard-working, honest man, and
in reduced circumstances. He leaves
wife, five children and an aged
mother in destitute circumstances.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-09

The closing exercises of the Gradu-
ating Class of the High School will be
held in the Fort street NJ. e. Church
on Friday evening. April 2lst. They
will consist of essays by the members
of the class, some vocal and instru-
mental music, addresses by the Prin-
cipaI, Rev. w. T. Lucky, and others.
The class have unanimously elected
Miss Nellie White to deliver the VAL
edictory, and Miss Ollie Gibson the
Salutatory, which selection has been
confirmed by the teachers of the High
School.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-09
1. O. O. r.
oldcn rule Lodge No. 1850, 1. o. o. r.
Los Angeles Ledge No. 30, L. o. o. f.

.N.,..z. Regular meeting held on WE'D
S.sAE NESDAY EVEN ING Ofeach week
A<eSsss< at ~ o'clock. Soiourntng breIh-
ss4VfsSS rem In good Standing are rdially
invited. j. V. BURKHAhT, ". g.
A. FRANK, r. S
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-09
Slightly Sarcastic.

The printing business is the most
enhancing and fascinating occupation
that man can follow for a livelihood.
1t is not only an exceedingly
pleasant and highly respectablescall--
ing, but also very lucrative en-
ployment. Large fortunes are being
continually realized by newspaper
publishers without the slightest effort,
and, take it all in all, it Is the easiest
way to gain subsistence one can find.
Printing debts are almost self-collecta-
BILE. You never have to ask for your
pay more than once. Everybody is
SO kind and thoughtful that it is no
trick at all to gather in your stamps.
Buy printing office and learn for
yourself how truthful are these
remark
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-09
The Marriage OF Great Men.

Byron married Miss Millbank to get
money to pay his debts. 1t turned out
bad shift.
Robert Burns married farm girl
with whom he fell in love while they
worked together in a plow field. He
was irregular in his life, and COM
mitted the most serious mistakes in
conducting his domestic affairs.
Milton married. the daughter Of a
country squire, add lived with her
but short time. He was an austere
literary recluse, while she was rosy,
romping country lass that could not
endure the restraints imposed upon
her; so they separated. subsequently,,
however, she returned, and they lived
tolerably happy.
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert
were cousins, and about the only ex-
ample in the long line of Eng lish
monarchs wherein the marital vows
We're sacredly observed and sincere
affection existed.
Shakespeare loved and wedded q
farmers daughter. She was faithful
to her vows, but We could hardly say
the same of the bard himself. Like
most of the great poets, he showed
too little discrimination in bestowing
his affection on the other sex. WASH
ington married a woman with two
children. 1t is enough to say she
was worthy of him, and they lived as
married people should live in per-
fe"t harmony with each other. John
Adams married the daughter of
Presbyterian clergyman. Her father
objected on account of John being
lawyer. He had bad opinion of the
profession.
John Howard, the great philanthro-
pist, married his nurse. She was alto
gether beneath him in social life and
intellectual capacity and, besides this,
was fifty-two years old, while he was
but twenty-five. He would not take
mo" for an answer, and they were
married and lived happily until she
died, which occurred two years after
ward.
Peter the Great of Russia married
peasant. She made an excellent
wife and sagacious Empress.
Humboldt married poor girl be-
cause he loved her. OF course they
were very happy.
1t is not generally known that An
drew Jackson married lady whose
husband was living. She was an
uneducated but amiable woman, and
was most devotedly attached to the
old warrior and statesman.
John G. Calhoun married his cousin,
and their children, fortunately, were
neither diseased nor idiotic, but they
do not evince the talent of the great
State Rights advocate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-12-05
GENERAL NE WS,

The order to discharge 500 woEkmen in the
countermsnded
An attempt to reduce the salaries OF schoo
teachers in Philadelphia is stouty resisted by the
School Board.
A Kentucky backswoodsman, seeing wagon
for the first time, watched it closely, expecting
the hind wheels would catch up with the forc
wheels and "smash up the whole riggin."
In the recent fight with the Cheyennes by Gen
Mackenzie's command fifty Indians and six whites
were killed. 1t was a severe blow to the red mer
who lost all their winter supplies.
A Nevada girl has discarded her lover because
he refused to drink with her father, adding the
cruel words "Ketch me a-marryin' a man who
can stand drink of whiskey."
The twenty-four buildings belonging to the
Board of Finance of the Centennial Exhibition
were soll at auction in Philadelphia Friday foi
1926, 100. They cost about 81, 100000.
Petroleum has been discovered in the rel Zhbor'
hood of Pyramid Lake, in Nevada Two spring:
are said to have been found from which Gow
about eight eighty or ninety gallons of crude Pc
troleum a day. The oil is almost colorless, while
the petroleum of Pennsylvania is very dark.
Sturgeon, in late sermon, told the wives and
mothers not to run after public interests to the
neglect of domestic duties: Let the buttons be
let the roast mutton be done to a turn, let the
house be as neat as new pin, and the home as
happy as a home can be-