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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-06
MiMtttaten eimeS NFes.

- - a-s NLN~
Cine brolise @ei&i&te {pieIte N@ ueu.
lid su Wormba4, &rsis Ma4t6e i'm
petfaliiden Gauerlonbe al. Sn eimen,
bortisen 8irtbsbaus tsbrt zines Mbenbs
elm Orstleebsr- Gin in Yssleituns eines
i!eiHen muntern Nfc:, Der ibm beim Gin.
iammeln Ser Yfennise CUTE Nien|t lei.
ltt. Der Orgelmann mnb lpobI ti4tis
on BEN Ibenb se3e@t baben, benn am
anoern Morsen NOR feline &eAnuns arS.
Der ols isine 8aari9oft. Ser @irts
ater madtt cine b0ie Mien. gum b0ien
SpiA, uno nit furSer lleterlegung ccu-
fiscirf er ben MNsn, bis Sic @ednMns bc-
sablt lei. Ser Crsvlmann entfernte ji9,
UNI ben fsblenoen &eit ,uiammen au orr
seIn, ,udbrsno Der MIis pom @irtbe III.
barmbersis gu Yier< uno 8rannt,uein.
faiern in Zen Seller selperrt wirb. Das
,udren LANCE, lansepeile @tunben fir
ben ornaen NHsn. biz enb!idpber 9irtb
in ben &sller tnmmt unb cine Glaide
Sronnttuein aapft, tuobei er notir!id urn
oem arn,en &efansensn beoba9tet miro.
""s". y"'.N IVY ls"s' e"aISaWs w vu11e
Der Mfe nidts Gilise.ss al tbun, als
idnmtiide Grdbne Ser Safer gu 6jinen.
Sas front uuo raul1t in 6en Seller
6insin, ooS es cine 2nit 1T. Na4 eini.
ger 3eit tomlut Der Nirtb gum ~s,psiten
NAL in cen 3sllsr, unS - patio, patl4
lebt nno eett CT bio a. Die Ga0@ei il
Bier asS Urasntpeia in Siuhreruaee
kett sr oss leDtR 0at ltiaGn hStya 3n.
bait auf ben 1sSea asstromea. @as
sr sssa@t sas seiest, ,uiiisa wr ni4t;
pet ale In 6rei@ seipieIt, par ibm
lstort Aar; Sss5alb ffaat e. Gbrr ben ar
n,ls YarAiahsr Der ssa i41ssber+ Jpn
u erfer &ut9 sfssa be Mauer, baB &C
esrt<ab aIIe pier 4aRss ssa ID asedt.
eaHn II Dc ftat sei4rsn, hs er@siut
Der Drshanana, nm leiua affen eiIap-
!ofea. 4es sab nuu bole 0sf9ae% sao
ttfttgs &ers Sou bs&sa @sisu. 4ur,,
mon peritdnbiste iiA nidt, @ tam gum
qro3eb un6 Ssr @irtb Mubts Gmsu G&a-
beneriat bon geo 4tatssn ktSEu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-06

1as eesebsn Der 2eyfpapd&k aid
tuar,nen 1aHer BAT I'D ia sis!en 1aaen
ale bodR beillam bepabrt. Gs bat ID
erscbea, eab viesa tammsrussa fspi-
pfausea, ia fslba islAfa. biz I@oa bsn
&6fertcH aaAs ,oaren, pisoer asfacbol.
ka wars. 50 J. 9. OIearSerFsde, Ole
fruwr niAt, obsr bod nur unyeafom=
mea t!attten. pnrbea eaear9, bet mat
tssaHn, IL nit lauUaratsa @a{er ~
besiebsn une Dies nit iner aasemeintn
5tei9crun9 (5O-GO @r. &ecum.) beg
ertpdrmten 8aKers fortiette CUR iippisen
glite ssbra9t. Gang sleide @elultats
ipuroen er5ielt nit einem alien Gtcde Der
Yrr3euarbIume (Huga carnosa). ferner
eines @ummibaur1ss (,usl@er,bsreits BEN
8erwelten na1e MARI unS elmer Ep9eu-
Iaube. 8ei alen 6islen 9~opfpHas,en
bra9te bas Besiebsn nit ,parmen @alIer
Obs 30 Or. &eaum. e~rtuarmt), obne bah
NIT ben St0den ,ueiteres poreenommen
tpar, Gin erneutes iippises @a1stbum
berpor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-06

Ser @atsr zines 8auern lag I'M
Sterben. Ser Bauer sins in Der Nadt
mad Der 4farreripobnuns, UNI ben Yre.
bigger onf;u,peden, blie6 ober orei
stunben lang Dor Der Sbirs its6en, I'M
benz er gang leiie antlppfte. Mls Der
Yrebiser exblid ertua4te, fragile .r i'm,
,uar,trn er rtbt lauter setlopft tabe, mo-.
raul Der 8ouer a%ntlportete
so iuar beior9t, @ieaufsuuedeu."
"Was 9isbt IS oenn ?" fraste Der Gre.
bigger.
"@fein Batter lag i'm eterben," ant.
tues9ins."
rGa wirb er iebt idon tobt fem"
meinte Der 4reoiser, ~unb id uurbe ;u
ipGt tommen!
.Md nein, 3err Yreoiser,- antrortete
Der Bauer, vmein Nadbar Better lit bel
i6m uno bat periproden, ibm 10 LANCE
Die 3eit 3u pertreiben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-06

+eemaMIi@s 3dt5er. eor larum
sins ia @isa pws 4tufs bee Co.
ldbriss Rrisatisr Ssef Glider uea
4nnfbaus iiter be 3dsustS fsiRsr in
Der ge.@erFlbesfrah ofkMrsn Mot=
Mag ~, als er plStlia con orei BUR-
i@M cnsepadf wuroe, >pade Gteb peR
itm psrlaneen. Glider, elm semitbli-
der @sssr, 500 be 0SsF bUsrs aHb
ssb Se ben Begeiaoerera, iwoem q
iasN: 80 Il. so II. bat ID rcd. paRa
6u@ sas e'nu9 is, ea tabts -" no.
rauf bieieltes bas Gslb in empfata
aabMsa rnb wsitsr s;nssn. ais OKdRr,
:ue!der lett Sabrsn sewobnt ii, Dor Dem
Wa9bauksteea III einem in Der aer9en.
feloerfrobs beFab!idsn @aftaaNk elm
@aas 8ein ale Na4tttsat 81 I'D 3x ust.
mtrs eiaise S4ritw sesongcn war, crin-
Herst ersii9, eab q nan keiRsG;ele bate,
am Der s~beaer,udbatsn @enplpdeit es.
u,dB aud hsute iein @aaszAex 9sin ~
trinfta, Mne e rief eaber ben I'D eHtfsr-
aenbm eurf&aa nod Hrses - 6Isibea
ane ibm psnisisns an .3etnter " g.
ben, eamit er leiner &enesa4sit trsu
blettea tonne. BE &1ubsr tanen hena
suA naser, usS Der. Der iAm has Gele
ab9esounsn baiit. trat su ion bin. rei@ts
!1m oos rcrlorste &e!ofi6 use laste:
60 sa bab'as, otter 3trr. Nm Se.es
&sWttranteI wea'n mir Jtues not brine
gen. 1riRfea'3 auf uaierv @1anbsGt
uub. feien's net BIZ, Doe mir Rns eas
anere GsiS t'ha.bru bassa." aehtno
unc fro0, bap ien bic Strotdte u1snia.
items icine us~tapeas solsne ubr uas
ieiae &inse seIaHea barren, entesus I'D
Older, um in leia GtaMMsaltsous ~
esbeH. Sen 8eietiie6 q bod i9alSie,
.oeaa", meiate CT, has 3e5Ntel rs ID
mir auf gam dubeaisn % aayeWsAn
hea 36aber.s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-06

Naenten fur aWerlei Observation-Disclosures @s.
yatbe, iinb aud int Yefib bes Marib. 9arbefer,
Subbarb's Sell e%ate @eSper init Maber Der.
bunbsn.) Subboro's Meabow Carl, Mabma.
idyine, @arrior sinfaAe MibmaiMine; nebenbei
Sae . WaiAincn, D%reidmaidinen, YFise,
Saltb. Seureden, sc. Nae bisic Maidinelen
finb BON oor,IsliAter Gualitat unh Nuaccn.
tiren mir b;eiclbsn aus Bette. N!iO, Garmtr,
aufaspast! aauft Sic am msiAsn serseTerten
Maidinen. tucIde ibr gan, gents be; ms finben
iuernet. Nud ipart ibr Ge!h, menn ibr bel um1
coripre4et. Ieriudt es bios.
So &erberAer nina.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-06

@eiFli@er 3upru4.- Nun.
Jag 'mal. 6riebe3eiier. ais ibr MIN 70 in
ben We1en beruiniAwammt, bobt Jbr
gu@ besn ba, in Der bo9nen @efabr =
an Soft sebalten?
re. 3err paftor, bet bd,uen id ni9t
ttcH, obtr an ben Woia6ocm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-06
Crust mud Sfhers.
&etmatb mmb 0atertaub.

@os III es, baS I'M Qsbsn
@it wanSerbarer MaAt
NnS bin;iebt mad Der steue,
SO aaf Der Seimotb s@ueue
Die ousenb mir bsrbradt?
Gum Toridtn, tisf ip 1bale,
3um Sdlcs aui fol,sr S0b',
Bur Stabt im Yroatsenanbe,
BUR Su9t am 0Sen Stranbe,
3um SauS ant TiQen See?
llnb wor Il cine SItte, .
@ar fe aud nod 70 tIein,
Go mir einit ipobl ssborsen,
nod frei bon alien sorseu,
&ebrt uni:r Ser, oft Gin.
llnt finS mir fortassosen.
Sar' e aud nod 70 fernS-
@o mir aud INNER tueiIe1,
I'D, bic Gebanten ellen
9u jener Statts germ! @
$40 emf am Wutterbuiex
@ir ionoer Sarn unb 9sib
Gerubt, no nod tein Summer
0et0rt ben iiiben S&lummer
Der FROZEN ainberseit.
Tas III bic Seimatblis6s
Die uas tie Mcienluk,
@obin mir ssl'n bs9Isttet,
Grinn'runsssssl utse tsttuls
8ie in bic Nubk aIxtt.
Ds3e ise sstb're 2iete,
Die slsi6t Der otxr,nsasaat;
&snn FIR bes 2anbes Ctr,
xsIuf ! auf! Sin Die 9shegss
Ser Giiteer aaA esf4~at.
5W SianStisss, me ~ assafAs
Ia DID, 70 Wie " Haxst
@ean fsessbt9 Utst un0 2stess
&irs ~fds,tpfenb binrse6as
eR 5atsw 4bsst baeAa.
"a faHes ak sdxnt1sx,
05sid u elm iebsr Stans;-
$50 Ixs uut 1tsdnen es4tat
- bersisd lrts 'attpnsi'm,
His vieb aum 1ater!a9e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-06

ebbss can; 9'ionbess. - lag
bait, usia' 0eib IL ebbts eaas b'isar
es.s. asiarr bat j. code stsr i 1as'
i BOD frioet"
9HfFses sestt. - 4ei&a: SO
lslea mir IN Sos nit Der HaEe eaatt
IN?
asn: MAD >sdta ss4 rub f4nsit
q ria"
Nwt in TEN Ritha, 0ssattrr,"
frMts sia eamr finea Na4bar, Nm
meim 9I1nsr ~ ~rsrbineerH, eeS iFs ubss
Tn 3a.a in IN 0nrtea fieerR ?" 90
H." lssk srvr; SIR Miailt ustsa 10 ess
33Axs 20@Rr nadsu."
Gin Autse 0sit. 9vas 8rau
10 2iSppssf. bs ait tewm Gatasu. bsr
ki&a!sist sar, ibr ia Street bic RahN<
lYip abssbaRsa IN beeRn, sor G,ssiat
iano. beldUsr. um erff hrtn Dor etrafe
y i4aFa, sas fe 10 iRtbf bic &oR ab.
ss6sHes taes.
80 a. exftse IN esnnsa fsoteI
m6Ass@ bss SAlinasas I'D nit esm
9ReKer in IN &aHs ldaisty rwf ion Elm
naeFap~tsr Daxtrs 81 .@snu ew
~ 2ssb u ibssm 4<E91 xs@ arGSes
madpsn, ukxnse wir aahkru oa4 pertunr
sera."
Giu tebsstsaesseIIes Come.
y@sibt bs j4oa. buS ba &<rle4aas
messss grassrs Earl nit Der ri4sa
elie edat wi<bes au'sebf wsrbeas
vr MD Fs ni4t PES hab' ID aeu~
oisss and selaSrt. ssS nit eusa tteiaen
etria aASpaiasa - .@ek meiaN bu
eas n6r wia, - f. a;&t!!"
Sontsrtare GisttateseL
user um osstespiasa A<rr Nadtar
suarum N!s9ens osaa S3rea eane aae
5as?" IRA rpiIIeas i m04t bem 6sn-
oerl germ a 0reus me4e sbrxm i4tas
ids alle,ueil, beam wiNeas ,peHH / auf.
bor 3lh!os'n, bann freut er I'D xae wtb=
belt nit benz S4wanfrl unb b let i 10
germ.
Sn Goppeloieniten. = Mann !:
.Weib Der 9eufel, nos mein &airmeNer
bat .haB Is gar nidt mebr idneioen
mil
Gram: sd weib nidt mas msin utter
bot, bas CT INNER iber's NaIirmeIer
iaiupft; es it's bette MeNer i'm gansen
2aus, = i'd iddp Ia ole Sag meine
aartofeln oamit !"
G9ul3e: .Sie @epublitaner mol
len lire Gonpention BON Cincinnati ,pc9.
perlesen, BON ,uesen bic l1nperl9dmtbeit
Der 6erren @irtbe."
MilIer .Nber NO tperben lie lie benn
bintbun?
@9uI3e: v9tab Canada"
MiQer: .Mber parlm lo?"
Sdulsc Ser 8equemIi9!eit tpegen.
eapeil 10 piele 0eIesoten idon bort
liuo."
Moberne gesrifspermiruns. -
vMA. emma, mas BAIT Su beute fur
cine ionberbare goifl:e?" Bomber.
bar j ia bait 0u oenn ni4t ssIeien.
man trdst iett leine finitlide Gaartour
mebr, ionoeru eisenes 9aor, = often.
in 2cden ober 30pfen!" = .so?-o o.
bas it loon aber NO bef6mmt man
Oenn iol@e ssIsene Saare9"
Die Murmcnen mabnen unb Der.
Hagen Stuar ni6t, tuenm ibnen Giner ge<
borstes @elo ni6t be3ablen min. ite1en
aber orei Meniaen Dor oas poms, Die ben
san,en Sag BON friib bis lpdt in Die
Nadt firdterli4 trommeln unb pfeifen.
Gin anaerifanii4es Blatt ia9t, bab es ein
@@nIbner ielten Idn9er dig trei Gage
ausbdlt. Sic 4feifer foiten ni9t bel,
unb nnb iuenisfens jebnmaI biQistr als
brr tinisas prrset~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-06
2a0ertier @rauerei
bon
=. Wm1tr(t.
ct. 0loub, Meimm.
ct. 0louS, Mimn.

Dieie auf's Bette einaeriAtete @rauerei, ,pelde
h@ Rets. felt ibrem SeEeben, eines suten Mufes
%erfreut, lefert n,6t oas bette Bier, ionbern
befinbet I1 aud in Der Gage, aleu- snforoe
run9en in bieiem @ei@afte S,nuse gu lsiiten.
9eFcaunsen bonn 2anb iuereea prompt b..
forat.
~ gaar ssIS fir @erFe. i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-06
@od ~ tptKeU 0n11.

Sn einsm @e4fetaatte fabes MIR
folsenoe Ginieubuns, ,ssl4s ss~ Aags.
rneinem SnterelIe Iein biirfN.
ngDir leisn Ofters BON Vssfeass il
Sbrer 3eituns, no 2eute in rpltigs G6=
gel eetreten ino, oSer I'D aalf aasere
@eiie feline &unben beieebea4t ts4s~.
bic Mnfangs fir unbea< utenb se4albss
Mno unbea4tet eebltsbM. cher assts41 BIZ
MunbIptrre. &nntadsn-Apswqf (loe&
jaw unb ben Sob perurisdtsn. 8eus
Seoermann in Der 8elt nit eiNeAp& ana
seseu iol4e uebel bstaxst ,uiire , pir=
ben aue lo!de 8eri4te ~auf4SxeM 0ir
fonnsn oas Mittel anssbsk, ahss wsr
tonnen Die 9sute nidt yuissss, - asea<
,uenosn. Man9e psr6en Is MN az
penben, neil es linen y earfaA d. Tn
6ere baben teinen @lauben earan nab
,pieber Mnbere balten BE 8unbea FIR
unbeoeutenb. bis IS 81 ips it. Has
Mittel 1T leidt %anSumssoex xss. mas
nod better lit, es 1T unfetltar. Is ~
itebt oarin Mun rdu9ere 81 1a.be
NIT brenrsnoer Moae, ODER NIT sinem
brennenben, poQsnen 3u9e. 9pansia
Ninuten in benz NauM Der @o1e. ,uitS
bic Sdmer3en aus Der lhlimmitta @uwes
nebrnsn. uno tuenn es einige Wsale wie.
oerbolt ,uiro, es Die idlimmI te ents1n<
aus oer pe9,l ten @unbe b%erausnsbmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-06

Sic MetbObeu Der gsbonoluns bes
Rails. ODER MiIdiiebess iino auberor.
6entli4 3ablrei4, jeeod Bot fsine oer=
ielben bisber einen ourdlhlasenben Or.
folg 9ebabt oas Mie;ite mug bic quite
Watur tbua! Mis- beites 0orbsusunss.
mittel 1T Gin T%utterabbrud in ben letten
Sagen Dor Dem 2alben 3u empIeblen,
wos lid in bd Yrayis l@on oft bs,udbrt
bat. Oie T;tteruns BAT na1 ibsrein.
ftimmcnoen 9eoba9tunsen einen unper.
fennboren Ginilub auf bic Gnt|.ebung
Der arani5eit. Geraoe bic fur3 Dor Dem
Ralben gut uno reidlid eefiitterten ODER
rom W%eioegans auf luyuriOie Staafit'
te:in9 9elebten 'Sbiere befommen oas
Halbfieber am eritea, beionbers ,uenn bic
@eburt auHausnO Ieidt uro i@nea bon
Gtatten Qebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-06

+Teocrbette gu reinisen. 9llte 0eeer.
betten uno 3iien peroen babur1 gereis
ni9t. Oob man ie pdbrenb zines 1tarten
ResenI&eusrs uuf sriiner Ylei@e aug.
ipreitet. Man Iaiie lie seborie our6.
ndllen, brebe lie babel I'm mne lalIe lie
oann brauBen, big 'is pon Der @onne
,pieoer uobl setrodnet linb, bann !lopte
man lie nit elmer @eiben= ODER 0aiel=
9erte ber,baft aus. 9aburd uer6en lie
lei4tcr uno geiiinoer gun, baraufj9lafen,
inbem Der Staub 6araus entfernt ,piro
Mno bic 5ebern, welde nit Der Set gu
{ammertleben, pieoer auseinanber geben.
Geberbette iolten iebes Sabr 10 sereinigt
peroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-06

Gin einfa9es Weittel sesem @an,en.
gs perbient CUR allsemeinen 2enntniS &C.
bta4t ;u ,peroen, bab SoIar0l bas iider=
fte uno ,ml4aoli4ie MitteI sesen Wan.
gen 1T. Man itrei9t mittelit zines Yin=
fels ale Riten ODER Guser, uo ii9 bie=
ies ungeSiefer anfbd!t, gut aug uno Is
perIdpinoet nit Der 8rut auf INNER.
Wean tann ji@ BON Der 0ortreHli@fet
biefes einfaden Mittels iiberjeu9en, tuenn
man cine @an5e ,ur leidt nit @olar1I
IN @erlbruns brinet; lie 1T iofort toSt
un6 tpiro nod tur5er 3eit idmarj. Yei
Der Ylage, iueI9e pitIe 9duier ourd bie-
(eS unse5iefer 3u erleioen baben, birfte
bitfe out Grfabrnns seitltte Nittbeilun9
sad1t 1xpinfoMu,su fftin,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-28

The Minnesota Robbery,

On the Of the 7th instant one of the
most daring robberies ever heard OF
was undertaken in the village of
Northield, Minnesota. Eight we'll
mounted men rode to the front of the
village bank. Three Of them dis
mounted, went in and sprang over
the counter The cashier, j. S. Hay
ward, was ordered, with a knife at
his throat, to open the vault, while
two other persons present were or
dered to hold mp their hands. Hay
ward refused to obey the order and
was shot dead. They ordered A. E.
Bunker, assistant cashier, to open the
vault. He said he did not know the
lock combination. They threatened
him and he ran out at the back door.
They fired and shot him in the shout
der. People outside discovered what
was going on, but the robbers there
threatened to shoot any one who in
terfercd. A young man named
Wheeler shot one of the villains
through the heart, from the window
of an opposite building. Another shot
killed another. A third was wounded.
The robbers inside, failing to get tn g
vault open, had to leave without the
coveted booty. They all fled, taking
with them their wounded man. One
of their horses was killed and anoth-
err was captured. In the pocket OF
one of the robbers killed was found a
fine Howard gold watch, a pocket
map of Minnesota, pocket compass,
and some money. In the pocket OF
the other was fine Waltham gold
watch; but nothing was found on the
body of either of them to indicate
who they were or where they were
from.
Bands of men organized to the
number of hundreds and pursued but
although close enough TO exchange a
few shots once or twice, failed to
capture the villains, dispersed and
went home after about ten days
chase On the goth instant some
men went to house near Medalia,
Mimi, and obtained bread and butter
which they went to the woods to eat.
Village people were notified and for
ty men turned out aud surrounded
the woods Six miles distant four of the
robbers were driven into swamp,
where after hard fight one of them
was killed and the other three wound.
ed and captured. The name of the one
killed is given as Charles Pitts. Two
of the wounded are Cole Younger
and a brother. The two not captured
were seen about the same time
beyond Sioux CITY,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-28

Gov. HAYES has sat down upon
another beautiful campaign SANDER.
Some imaginative genius had an
nounced a short time ago that the
Governor had 10 July last written a
letter to the American Alliance, ac-
ceptlng membership and declaring
his belief that suffrage should be limit
ed to native born citizens. 1t took
Mr.. Hayes about one minute to dis
pose of the charge wien it reached
him, by saying that he never wrote
any such letter, never belonged to any
secret political society and never
would. and that the sentiment attrib-
uted TO him, was repugnant to every
act and belief of his life.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-28

more than $1,000, when by a positive
showing it was more than $780,
900. Even admitting this very doubt
full statement to be literally true it
does not palliate his offence one iota,
for by the terms of the law his entire
income should have been returned
and the losses he claims to have sus
tanned should not lave been entered
as claim for exemption. Again, if
this explanation be accepted for 1862,
what can be said of the following
years when no return at all was made.
In their haste at explanation h 5
friends have overlooked the fact that
from 1862 TO 1872, the Government
was defrauded of very considerable
sum by his failure TO return any state
ment whatever in regard to his in
come. 1t is notorious that in those
years the bulk ofTilden's vast fortune
variously estimated at from seven to
twelve millions was accumulated, and
yet taking the whole sum on which he
paid tax, it would not have placed
him in more than ordinary circum.
stances in comparison with other men
of wealth of the present day. Does il
seem possible or probable that the man
who deliberately, in 1862, defrauded
the Government by Withholding a prop
err tax, can in 1876 have any greater
regard for the true interests of the
people by whom that government is
sustained? Let the future action Of
the people be in accordance with the
answer which thorough considera
ton of the question produces.
RADGER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-28

ATTORNEY GENERAL TAFT has late
ly issued an order to the United
States Marshals in the South, direct
ing them to protect all the voters of
all color in their exercise of the elect.
i've franchise in the approaching
presidential and congressional elects
ion. The Southern Democrats re-
gard this as the wickedest and most
fagrantly unconstitutional document
that has been issued since Abraham
Lincoln Published his first call for
seventy-fve thousand troops.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-28
Republican Meetings

Republican meetings will be adj.
dressed as follows
Hon. Geo. &. HazeItOn.
At Milllin, Friday, Sept. 90; Linden, Sat-
urday, Sept. 30.
Hon. }. Allen Barber.
At Potosi, Tuesday, Oct 8; Platteville,
Tuesday, Oct. 10; Bloomington, Tuesday,
Oct II Beetown, Wednesday, Oct. Is.
Geo CIementsOn, Esq.
At Mt. Hope, Thurs Oct. 8; Hazel
Green, Thursday, Oct. Il; Cassville, Thurs
dav, Oct. 10.
At Fennimore Saturday, October 7th
Hon. Hammer RebbIns.
At Dickcyille, Wednesday, Oct. IL; James,
town, Thursday. Oct u; Washburn, Thurs,
day, Oct. 10.
". II. Clarke. Esq.
AZ Glen Haven, Thursday, Oct. 3 ; Mount
Ida, Thursday, Oct. IL.
Geo. ID. Carter, Esq.
At lFhig, Tuesday, Oct, 10; Georgetown,
Saturday, Oct. IA; Hazel Green, Thursday,
Oct. H.
Other announcements will he made hereafter.
Republican Committees in the several To-
calities are requested to see that all proper
arrangements be made for the meetings.
BY order ofthe Republican County Cen
trail Committee. A BURR, Chm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-28

THE Burlington Ha,Okeye thinks
that Governor Hayes, in retaining his
old war horse, has not been guilty.
exactly, of an indictable offense. and
adds : "However, his retaining a
horse that served in the war is pol
itical offence. 1t is evidence be has
no intention to forget the past, and
alive. A peace Democrat of 1864
may reasonably object to President
ial candidate who keeps a war horse
in his stables, and never prosecutes a
fraudulent claim for mules"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-28

Those were actual reductions based
on the receipts of the previous years;
vet the revenues did not fall off to- the
extent of the reductions for the follow
ing reasons: The importation of duti-
able goods continued to increase, and
went up from s445 .512,l5s, in 1866,
to $663,6l7,l47, in 1873, thus swell
ling the revenues. So in internal
revenue experience: When whiskey,
for example, paid duty of So per
gallon, the receipts were (ls6S) Sl3,-
4l9,092,7l In 1869 tie tax was re-
duced to so cents per gallon, and in
the following year the collection of
revenue on whiskry alone amounted
to $38, 1893, l84.13. This shows how,
after making reduction of over three
hundred million dollars in the taxes
the revenues amounted to $751;, 482,-
O39.l for the last year. That this
vast reduction of taxation should be
accomplished since 1866, and the
public debt in the same time reduced
S659,388,260. with an actual reduc.
ton of $42 ,895627 of the interest on
the debt; certainly evinces both good
craftsmanship and careful economy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-28

j. d. Ice, Mormon Bishop, on
trial at Beaver, Utah, on an indict-
ment of murder for instigating and
participating in the massacre of a
party of emigrants in 1857, in the
Mountain Meadows, in that territory
was, on last Thursday found guilty
of "murder in the first degree" The
massacre -12O men, women and
chill lren being the victims-was one
Of the most atroeious instances of
hearlIess bsrbarity of modern times,
and it is gratifying to know that
those guilty of it are at last to be
brought TO Justice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-28

The New York Times is after Mr..
TIlden with q sharp stick. 1t re-
Gently gave his income in 1852, spec
flying the items and amounts. The
total footing shows S10S,00O. Ma
king all lawful and reasonable de.
auctions it places bis taxable income
in 1862 at $50 600. Yet Mr.. Tilden
made oath that he only received 81
lis. Shame on you, Samuel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-28

BRowNLow quotes Andy Johnson
as saying of tho Chicago Convention
in 1864, that Tho whole body were a
pack of more infamous traitors than
jeff Davis HIMSELF and he cannot
see how any supporter of johnson
can now vote for Tiiden, who was
an active member of it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-28

THE Democrats boast of fifty per
cent gain in one town ia Vermont.
In that town last year they cast two
votes; this year they cast three |
The Republican vote was 325.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-28

GEN. JoEsPH II. FAwLEY has been
renominated by tie Republicans of
the second congressional district of
Connecticut The nomination of
such men as Hawley goes TO prove
the truthfulness of Bob Ingersoll's
saying that "the Republican party is
the conscience of this country
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-28

Col. INGERsoLL said one of his
best things in his speech at PhiIadel-
phia. Speaking of Gov. Tilden as a
railroad attorney be remarked. "He
made fortun ne like Jacob in the BIZ
BILE, watering stock"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-28

The prediction of Southern ma
bob that he and his kind would yet
call the roll of their slaves under the
shadow of Bunker Hill is partially
fulfilled. They begin By calling the
name of Charles Francis Adams.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-28

SINCE the Republican majority in
Maine has gone up SO high the DEM
ocrats have suddenly discovered that
the most stupendous election rascal.
itios were perpetrated by Mr.. Blaine
and his friends. Like all the other
Democratic excuses this year. this
ia too late as we'll as too thin.