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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18
Aud Der Getreio emarft ipRrte ben

Mub Ser Getreioe EN- arft iparte ben
GiEFu6 bss srOBen @abltampfes anb ta iueber
GAMBLER nod grubnseuteu sro6e anarensunssn
faa&ten, bsrriGtt sifralite Gttle bet serinssr
3ufuBr. Der Desenpreis erlitt bet FOLDER
Sa6lase feline trfientIiGe asnberune, NIB blteb
ia ct. paul BET $500 fir go l, fsrnsr 95
Gts fir RC 2 unb $3.50 fur SO 3 ie nad
Aualttit unb 8eiGafsnbsit. Nbermals ptrb
barauf b~tneewiefen, ba6 Garmer iH niGt senus
bitten fSnnen, %psrfGiebene Aualtater ~ Ser-
nifGen, bonn ni&ts bat einen 70 ua@tbeilisen
Ginfu6 auf ben vteis bes Gstrsisss anf BEN
Wartte.
9luf bent Marft ia 9ttIpater nurbe 81 90
per gnfbel ncttrt bet sortrefFi9er AuaIitSt,
tuGbrenb In MtnneapuIis Der yreis bee @ei.
sens go 4 auf $l.03 unb In @incna auf
$l.r5 fanb.
SbtSe Bemertuns Gilt aud fur bic @artt-
serbGtniRe an ben 3auptsufubrpIGBen. Gbiea.
go bltet BET etpas Istbafterem gsrlebr bet
SILLY Reben fiji SO 1 Rilpautee i@lce et-
tuas tbdtteer urb fefer NIT $1.193. Gs Idet
f& nt&t sertenneu, bas trOs aaer Griebensbe.
%tbeaerunser, relGe bic 3eitunseu aus europa
beraberbttnsen, iG 6anbeIstretieu fetn eisentli-
Dies gertrausu tn bic Grbaltuns bes Grtebens
Scrbanben Ia, anb bae man i@ ba uab bort 10
ber Metnuns btnueist 60 sSnnte bet einsm:,u
ertuartenten @usbru&e Ses 3rieses tenlsite bee
Sjeans fir ben atnerttautf&en 6aneeI ia gGet.
gen unb 8rotfriGten etne 3eit ber Disberbe.
tebuns BET einateeren Vretisn aubre&ea.
Sir bic Greunse elmer &eformpolttR mag 60
erautbiseab itin ~pabr3unebmeu, bab Der 03slb.
surs auf BEN @elemartt III getp gcrt, trss ber
Gusf&tsn far einen bsurErattf9en wrGFseatsn
uub trcs aasr @ibleretea Der erseen G,eIb.
pruseu nt&t fiss, ionbesn auf $t.O9 fauf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Bantbrn&. Die In3esse Der bieTssn
marine 8ant baB' Fe TIRE !3abIuusen
einseRent unS BITE liquidation ibrer @neelesen.
bstsn BEN Srn @m &bOoes ibertrassn babe
serurla9te lesten Mcatas tn bteiser 9tabt ct.
niee Infresans, pbi&on es l6 BET btefer 8ant
te~inespsss ur, srcbs Ginaustewesunsea BAN
bette. IS par friter the NatiOnalbant, felt
Gnfans bieiss SaBrss absr NUT uaebr cine yri.
Satbanf, beren GepCftCren irebsr sablrst@ nod
nit srceen 9unanten betbeiltst lInb.
Die Seamten ber Nariue ganf llnb bic Ser.
rem . 8 aurrel, grGTtent; s & Walib
gtesprG0Sent /; CHARLES 6 &ttteubcuFe, gaiTrsr
unb 6 . @btttng. Dauib 9anfOrb, G Debb
B 81 Marfbau, o. BcOspnrO, . 9 Surren
unb s R @aIih Direetcrsa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18
Sic Nforthieln. Mduber trstsn wis.

Ste MOrtbfietcs MdMbcr tTeten mte'
Der auf bic @Gaubhbne. auf lsstsn Dtenttat
par bic G,ranriurp Bon &ies Gcanty mad 6nrt
bnult siubernfeu. nm bic SsrItfsenefn Gririt'
nalfGQe ~ unterlaGtn. Natirlt& 1T Alfs
lstr geipannt auf Bic GsriGtspnbaneIuns To-
prcuGe, tpelter sesen bic bret In 6aribault &C.
fanpen isenSen gcunser 8rctbsrs etussletts'
III. Dem grrnsbmen naG bat Der County
slnwaIt O n Barter ssssn ieoen rerlaben pic,
Mntlaeen Yprterettet.
Die cine Der gntlasea betrift bic Grrncrbnna
bes BanftaIErers ) 6 6espoob, tte anbere BE-
atsbt 19 auf Grmorsuns bes NcrUesen Ntec-
laas @aRasion Der brittle 9laSepuntt bstrifi
ben Mnerif Der &dnber auf ben 9ant.Glerf @
g gunfer, tn Der abFGt. bemleIten f&pers
tSrperttGe gerlesunssn bet3utrtngen; entliG
10 bic 8sraubuns Der gauf ~ NorfbfislS Der
Sierte 9Iasepuuti.
Serr 8 . @ilfon, Der @eneralanwalt Ses
eta otss, wirb In gerttnouns NIT BEN County
NnwaIt bic Mnflase fitrsu, uub 90 wirb bnr@
bieltn prussB Der sisslUleu Neuaierbe bes ame.
ritanil&en gubIttums Uteber eth GeIS seSfnst,
aaf BEN fe unbeiGrdnsten Sptelranm bat. gn
eepanbten gertbeibissrn .utro 60 ben &dabern
saua, febIen, ebeniOwents an Der Ssnapatbte
sertner sartnerSiesr &Uraanbelbtnnen. s0abrsnS
pielei&f anberp6rts Der eanien 9cniSbie bur&
Elm 0pripisI tn Gretsn RAID Der Gabsn abss-
14nttten tpcrbet tp6re.
Die G,Ufnune bee Dtarietsseri&ts 30 Gari'
bault fanb pirlli@ am Dienfas @crmtttas ua.
ter BEN gerfse bee RiGtsrs Cam. ecrb fat.
Die Grane Sury uuree aafserafen unb fol-
.senee Nttslteber b~srltlben Karen aatpeienb:
Octave Gcrpn, 9pbn Stantun, q . Gbaus,
Grant Muttins, q QSppb, . . Aeauas. 8
8lannisan, . gyrne, Sc smauibse, s 1ia,
" . Ncrrts, q g1SnIrertS, & gruun. u
NuRtn, 5 Be.s, O 6lsdenRtiH, 2est HutttHS.
8 q M1usuer, 9 M GNlmaa, on Iurner, 81
Gcpaa, s 6ut9infcn. GG Oliver.
Na@stns bic SURF tbreu Glib stletfets tvenbet:
l& ber 9trtbeibiser AT raebrere Gef&rcreue
nit Der Grase, Oh fe ai&t Ia Scrsefabter Nst'
nuns sssen bic Nusetlasten btebertarnen, unb
ri&tis fanb bet Ri&tsr naG etuieeua 0ta. unb
9srreeeu, bab etntse @ef&rurene nt&t sans
unbefaneen fsien. Die Gef&wprenen u s
Morris, 8 Nutttns nnb O N Gilman purben
baber entlaGtn. INN bur4 Nnbere erlebt 80 trer-
ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18
NufrRf an bic bentf6en Trauen
nnb G~mnefraucn im Mftnnefota.

9Iuf Gnregune bes differentiation 2eb.
rer.9 tminnrs Ntrefne, Hnb bier rfetrfre beat.
f&e Grauens0 erfartrtlun8en abaebaIten, nnb
ale beren Grgebni6 IN bef1lcRen ncrben. aurn
Sefen bes Seminar. GcnhS. am 30ten gcp. anb
1 unb 2 DsSember In Gt. Saul cine Gatr 40
Uernnfaltfn. Die Ilnter3et1neten nenben l1
nun bternit SertvauenspoQ an aae bent(Gen
frauen unb Sungfrauen fm Gt11te, nit Der
Bite, gum 0eItngen bee tlnternebrnene nns
mad RrGften 3ur Sanh no getem.
Nls tn Sabre 1870 Elm 6tnlt&er Gufrnf aum
8eRen Der, im DeutGG.franaTGiHen 9rteae
0erpunbeten, BON bier aus erlaTen iuur6e.
warD eenalelben ia Der lf6eraIRen WSeife apIde
aeleiRet. 0Sarnna folte man nibt elm GIef.
dee bel bieler Gdegenbett ertparten oiirfeu2
6ter tanbelt Go liG nm haS QNc obi unIerer ei.
genen 8iuber, 40. bic Seyanbilbuna tiGtfaer
SeutIGer 2ebrer, fir bic aanaen Beretniateu
@taaten. MelHe W1utter bentIGer NbEanft
bate ni&t fir bieGen Icben9pertben, triGttaeu
3med etn SGerIein itrtg, baB Fe Der auten
Sa&e gum Opfer brGGfe2 Bettr6se iraenb
trel&er Nrt, To Ecyns Drn Gelh, uetbIiben
5anbaubetteu cher icnafsen GseenaGueen. irsr-
ben bantenN entgeget eencrataen. Gerner tuer.
ein8eIaben, f& am Beiu&e ber Gatr iaHIret&
bu GetveutBpu% SWISuUWuBtH1 WetWg WeuW
niSeliG Dor benz 28ter Nop. bier etntreftn foo.
tea, iperbeu inter Der Qbrfhe bee @orFsenben
bee btefgen @eninar.G fretas. Gevrn Staats.
S&asmeiRers 9Stlbelua pfdnber erbeten.
81 uL 6 RcS.. 1876.
&rfn 2eue, Rtnna Gorbttnb,
Naeeie @&efer, 8ertba GcnRans
Carrie Gpsiau, Rarta @&eftr,
9pfn 2inbefe, Nntctnette Daunte,
Bertha GngeIs, GlNe Yaar,
Gntilte @anbev, emma 0Stniue,
Rarie Nin&, &arcltaa SGprmeies.
Gatbartne Strnuae, 2outfn GSeibe,
Supbta Gtuante, aueuaa 8iefer,
Gltfe Natbete, Gulanaa Gruber,
Quile 8reibert, Clara GStltns,
benrtetta bel, @atbartne Tfdneer,
Sba Be&t, Bertha 3beObaEb,
Maygaretba Stabgntann.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Die Gpngree wabIt tn Wtnnep 0.
ia III 3u GurRsn Der republilantiGen partei
aussefalen, bersn Ganttbaten Dunuell i'm
erfen, @trait TIA stpeitsn unb Or @ttnrt I'm
pritten Difrtct NIT nniebnli&eu Maicrttateu
ertrablt Gnb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Das Gebeimnie bes Grfolses ltest in Der
gcrtefFt@tett zines Grtttels uub beGen fi&ere
Dtrfang. SD babe, i&retbt 5err Scfspt
Nsyer, Sc @usur, Mtrn., l&un Siele Meoi3t-
nen sessn mein grufletben unb sessn 5ufen
sebrnuGt mus Snnen iebOG pertGern, ta6 Id
Or. Musuf 4Gnis's 5an,bureer gruftbee isper
anberen Sorsiebe, tnbeu1 berielbe BET mtr INNER
Don gutter Dirfuns 1T unb MIR ipfOrt 2tneerung
periGaft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Die Sir NJ 9Gmtbt u. &t@ter
ribmli&f betaunt ale Smpcrteure RON 9gSet.
uen uno 2iquure, bat tbre UartaeriSaft aufse.
lSst unb matt bstannt, bae Or. @ GGmib1
bas GelGGft BON nun an alein fortfibrt. @e
iG6ftsplas 80 90 Sf brittle Gtra6e, @t. paul
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Der ct. paul 2tebertran5 wtrb
am q. b. Mts. cine neue Concert. Gerie erDf.
men unb btetst has Yrcsramut bes Neuen unb
Mnfprs9snben In Gin3el- uub Gbcr . gurtrassn
10 SisL bar, bae mir isgt f&cn bic Iufuerfiam-
tstt bes wublitunas barauf binlenten. 0aberss
In f~cIgenber Nummer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Die tdgli@e Times, iuelGe felt Der lint
iattlun8 Der Dispatch bier eri9ienen tit unb
Der Refcrmia&e 70 bessutenbe Dtsufe aeIeiaei
bat, eriGeint Drn jsst an ais WpGenblott fe-
pstlen am @cstas. suG tn bieler Sorm Der.
Stent fe bic untsrRiiSuns ouer Dsmrfratsu uub
unabbGrstsen 8ireer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

DtebteFee RuFt.G efelIf&aft
Elm 8eretn rubmltGa betannter Sontiualer,
pslGer benz yublitum f&cn 70 ntanGen bOben
muitali@sn @enub earsebOtsu bat tuiro tbr
erfss CONCERT fir otelt @atfou am 5 De3euber
abbaltsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Nufb bic GtenwaarentanbInn
BON 5 Breber unb 8rD. tn Nep Irter trerben
8epObaer Der b~Oritseu umseseub aufmertlam
sema9t, bae fe baieIbf sroBen gOrratb an
@aaren SerlGiesener 6crten berett fnoen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Dieneue GiIenbab n.8rIde Der
Gbteass. Milwautee u. ct. paul Gtienbabn
Gcmpasnte bel Ga @ru1e, pirD in etntsen
gIS Odsn ypllenbet fein, 70 bas bic YoKaster-
3lse pom ! DECEMBER btefelbe pallren tper-
ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18
Oamen %amfeepa6t!

DUG Ynb Mob .toaaren, peIswaaren,
9trlmpfpaaren, !. CGenpaaren, Detbmaaren
selrtdte u. +. 10. @ebddelte Saden, Damen-
unb 8tnoe,tIsiSer 81 ben b~iliefen vrstieu.
Cor. z nne Brpabwas Ctr.
NarY 2aatenl@I6ger.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Gin ieSer iOlte triffn. ba6 man nur be-
CABIN u. 60. l1par3en @lpaea s1 373 taufen
lam, tvelGsr so Ste. pertb IT, unb gu so Gts.
trelGer IS Sic. pertb III.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

del Graster's @ur3eI . 8itters,
bic grcBe Griblinss . Rebittn fit S%UG&e,
Sfrcfeln, eetru&sne Contribution, Simmer tn
GrIHt uno iebe Hrt gluttranfbeit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

@ CT G~tntGufe tn 6Ianuele 30 naaGen
bat ioate f& PAS Gei&aft GAIN II. So. befnn-
eers nOtireu. Dcrt tf BET plaB ie ~ taufen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18
WinterfleiSer! gEstnterfleiSer !

Das III Der Ruf ansr berientsen, peI&e GO
unterIanen baben, f& bister i&un 30 seriorseu:
Da tDeiB Der Gtsentbint CT BON
-&pfB RIttberbaus-
80 38 Sadion StraBe, neben Ner@ant's 80.
tel eeseniiber BEN @ilsen Sdger am befen au
ratben, tnten. bort fir 5erren unb 3naben fer.
tise Nnsiee tn alien @crten, fit ale &nlprGGe
unb 8sbirfni1e 30 ben alerbtQtsFen Yreiltn
uurrGibte fnp.
Gbenip @arbercbe. unb Eciletten-A rtiteI IN
srSeter Iaspabl.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Die Wtnpna u. g I. peter Gisn.
balm &cn1paente tat Ger Winora u. ct. Weter
2anb Gurpasnie $4,000 ader Qanb III $3.50
per Ider fduftG absetretea.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

De1tf&er3abnarst-Dr 6. $50.
nans, 2euis SlOd, sret Ibiren fieIi@ bonn
Narftbauie. 3dtne ausse3cseu pbne GGmrjea
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

N. Stter1e, Druggist and Pharmaceu-
fist, Deuti&e Mpctbete, 200 81 7. Giraffe,
Ode bes 8roabtpay, CT. paul, Ntnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Sa 8~IanfetS unt Gtannele inb ;2abm
u. 6. ,bten @uncutentet tpas BiQtgfeit bettfI
pett Spraus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

S@pa&e ners5ie iunee @Gnner rnb be.
Iieate Damen icaten Gra;ier's WuraeI- gitters
eebrau&eu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18
q ebrau& ben Sing Of pain.

3antu u. 6 0. erbielten neue Genbunaen
III 8leibeRcfeR, f&Saer unb biQissr ale bis.
Der.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Rebmet S~ra;ter's @urseI-g itters fir bas
8lut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

SIN 3Dwn %6reemOnt @iapaa 60
III cine YcfofRce erri@iet unb ale Wpfmeifer
tf s y SeIs anseFeGk
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Mst6ma unb Gatarrb.-S ebe Dr
2angea's Mnaeise.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

IL. Rsp. 8rans &cisassaI. Gitsrn: SsfesR Rsfsn.
fAAI uRs aearta NHaa ett. Naas.
&aaa Stara l1tler. Gltern : Martin lhIt. Rnh Ga
tParina etb. TpUt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

5tbtu wa EedHr. pru. Tf&rttt YdfItH an y. AeS. I6IV
tT &trNs 90 &sitRfdA. Ntnu.
9err MatbiaS SranfoSis
NIT
Trdulein Sopbia &anS.
De- 6traeHs sesare 10 eatsrsFea
Der 8unh, heu ter aRR keut' eHAIsEen.
NRRs' Ct ale f&Snes DIhtHtsssaHT
@utfelttn eua hsa ret&ea 0Ians
DS Hebtne stsafer Stnhtn.
llmA fesx ssR aIea 2tibsa,
60 msst tbe rauens 9aab ia SAss,
Otinttt yea Der qitbt Dana.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

3abmu u. 6 .. baben nod cine ercse Gus.
rabt In RspeQants su iebr btaisen pretien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

W6lfe in grocer 3abI riGten inter BEN
S&malSteb au Ret!Ie &tstr, giue 60. Stel
S9aben an.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Or. SebOlpb, @r3t @unbarst nnb &C.
burtsbeIfsr. 200 Of 7te Giraffe, Gde grcat.
traY.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Geblet&te unb uneebIet&te
@ailtns, Galieos, Cotton, 6laaneae, RnS am
btuiefen bet 3abat d. 60. z Corners.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Hus RrcnIen.G q pnratttee bts ct. getsrslnterfutunas.
geretns rpm l. Rrntas In Npsember Ste gum 1. Runtaa
I'm Hetuaber 1876 befebt aus ~fpIgenben 5erren
Cberer Dthritt. Walnsr MbpIf, Qafe Como Epob.
Rdera 2sprarS. @tfetn Use. @tls;ns @tIbelrt, Gee
st. nub TART Are.
ftuterer Dttrti.. MaGer Sptn, Gratse I've. Nedib
Srithri6, IA. CIR. uate ct. gtter. gtaas 9biltrY, Rpn=
10 unA 2triS Ctr.
SGsuS 5&ntAtus. Sefrttdr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Q. stss. SStn DtseL, Sc s. alt.
SHaiaa Srtrtr. 4 GRt. alt
Ndrsarttta psters, rs s. att.
II. Iss. Rarsarttta S&rSter, 70 s. alt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18
Minn. Mn9en= nnb Sbrem
Snffitnt.

Office: Ode Der Dritten unb St. Weter
Cir. Mr3t: Or. Graneis 'gtpcOb, Office
Gtunnen 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Sd bessuse biernti, baB i'd am 0SSabl.ase
ben z. NcS. tusnfsfens ieGsmnl BET ben yols
ter erfen Warb Ger Staot Stafopse war une
baB iG ieinen rSniiGen priefer BEL ben CT.
wGbntsn gcIs 80 irsenO elmer 3eit an ser CT.
pGbnteu Gage fab.
.. 81. SrOmn,
9tabtridter BOA @tafcpee
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

U q u 1.
f2 3Ss. tn Der @aria 6imm tlfatrtttr&t:
Serr SOfepb 5ten
Trdu1ein MatbiISa Mufelmann.

Trdulein MatbilSa Nnfelmann.
Dar& prieaers Ssssa IL Der Saab sei&Isatn,
Utrtinist rVHt Sbr trtuIi& Sanb tn Saah.
Sa 8rtaS unb ettb ais Itebenb. GtnSHeu
Dar&ranbeIn nuttts hisles giIserIant.
. fteue @ptt has Sanb. has Sbr s%efaapftt.
llub ISrse Iiesent, has Gu& Sbtarea nie
GtR sDsrt Der &sut unh bts Crane snti&IRsfet.
DaS RSrea fSnntt Gu're Saruasnie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Dantiagune.
DIR Cinsersd&Re (pri&t htesnstt aHeH 6reuahen anh
9yfaaRtsn. mtl&e am 30&enks6asntEe fdaes teturtn
Mar9aretba Reter8
9lra esasamea kabsn. isaen ttstR6aea DAui aus.
Sofepb Netere,
ga. YAuL Rcs. Is 1876.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18

Sbi3on s%esearGrtis bic Stdrte Der serf&ie'
ssnsa poIitii&en parteten fir bic ndGfe 2esis.
Iatur nod niGt senau fefsefsnt ,psrben fana.
ea au@ stsiss Sabr cine snsabI fcseaanntes
.unabbdnsiser" auf Der 2ife isben, 70 mag 90
bsnncG BON SntsrsGe isiu. bic yartetSerbaIt-
nift pie ie SurISufs ansenOmmsn tusssen.
naitautbeileu. GcIsenbes 1T cine eiie Der Mtt-
slisbsr bsieer 5Gair; RIG nit einent Gtsrn.
&tu beiei&neten Nanten fnb bic Demofrateu
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-07-27
SUICIDE OF A GERMAN ACTRESS.
The Result of n Cruel Hoax.

A Paris correspondent of the
Glasgow Mail says while in
Germany last year / had occasion
during a short sojourn at Bruins
wick to attend several performances
at the Court Theater, the leading
actress Mile Stein, a pretty and
graceful young woman, deservedly
enjoying the reputation of being
one of the best comedians on the
German stage. A communication
| have received from Ems informs
me that Mile Stein has committed
suicide there under rather singular
circumstances. She had gone
there to give series of perform
ances at the Kurhaustheater, the
manager, Herr Neumann, desiring
to make his establishment as at
tractive as possible during the stay
of the Emperor Of Russia. Mile
Stein arrived at Ems about ten
days ago, making her debut in the
principal part of Wildbrand's
'Zugendliebe.' Her success was
complete. On the morning Of her
death she had rehearsed her role in
piece by Moter, entitled 'Die
Versucherin, and it had been ar
ranged that in the afternoon she
should rehearse another work by
the same author. AS she did moi
appear at the theater the manager
sent to her residence. His ennis
sary was Informed that Mile Steir
had gone for walk IN the wood,
AS she did not return home in the
evening, it was feared she had Jos
her way. A search was organized
and eventually her corpse wa
found. To carry out her fatal pro
ject she had chosen one Of the mos
romantic and picturesque sites o
the.environs of Ems; she had lai'
her plaid shawl on the grass AM
had thrown herself upon it; he
face was turned toward the Mahis
berg Hills. Her parasol was b
her side, andin her right hand sh
| held a six-chamber revolver, wit
one bullet of which she had she
D herself in the heart. In the othe
| hand she grasped Goethe's famou
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MEMPHIS, TENN. THURSDAY EVENING. JULY p. 1876 NO

most part, in the Northwest, and
have for their organ, the Syenska
Nybyggaren Swedish Pioneer),
published at st. Paul, Minnesota.
This journal places the name of
Governor Tilden as candidate for
the Presidency at the head of its
columns, and strongly advocates
his election. AS suggestive Of a
new era, it publishes together the
Democratic platform and the De-
claration of Independence - the
first time, by the way, that the lat
ter has been translated into the
Swedish language.
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CITY OF MEMPHIS.

CITY OF MEMPHIS.
FIRST WARD CORNER WINCHESTER AND MAIN.
Judges. NJ II Reilly, P ] Kelly, P Kearns.
Commissioner, J j Murphy. Clerks, William
humphries, henry Goodlett.
SECOND wARD-ooURT HOUSE,.
Judges, John Smith, P j Mallon, F FEELING.
Commissioner, Marshall. clerks, W J Nc
keon, Jas IL Lawrence.
THIRD wARD-IRvING BLOCK.
Judges, Jacob Steinkuhl, P @ Rogers, V
Bacigalupo. Commissioner, d I NOoe.
Clerks, Robt Thacher, Nick Ounny.
FOURTH wARD-No. $50 SECOND STREET. NEAR
GREENLAw OPERA HOUSE.
Judges, John Roush, S W Green, P Kalaher.
Commissioner, w Stratton. Clerks, John
Q Oliver George Branch.
FIFTH WARD.
Judges, John Botto. A J Roach, K Dough-
erty. Commissioner, P NJ Stanley. Clerks,
Tom Meath, Chas Gallagher.
SIXTH wARD-wALDRAN BLOCK.
Judges, O G Fisher, NJ V McKeon. Burns.
Commissioner, 0 Harvey. Clerks, & W
Murphy, Bingham.
SEVENTH wARD-BEAL ST., NEAR ORLEANS. b
Judges, r @ Williamson, A Forrest, L So
lari, Commissioner, w S w Montgomery.
Clerks, 5 Carpenter, John B Galloway.
hANhIn NAhb- EoEIAh hIhhhIa NkAk MAhkhI-
HOUSE.
Judges, James Nolan, NJ r Kennedy, II
Seessel, Sr. Oommi sioner, VIM Harrington.
Clerks, John W Walker, r II Talley.
NINTH wARD--FoURTH AND aREENLAw STREETS
Judges, G Belts, NJ Crosson. I B Karr.
Commissioner, A W Newsom. Clerks, Frank
Cubbins, Tom Rawlings.
TENTH WARD mississippi HOUSE, NEAR SOUTH
STREET.
Judges, NJ Burke, S Il Gibssn, B P Ander-
son Commissioner, G w MOri. Clerks, A
J Murray. r ID Shroyer.
Only the qualified voters in the incorporated
! towns (Raleigh, Bartlett and Colliervile) and
in the county town (city Of Memphis) will be
entitled to vote for the justices TO be elected
therefor respectively; but the qualified voters
in said towns will be entitled to vote for the
justices 70 be elected for their respective dis
triots. The officers conducting the election
will be careful TO see that these instructions
are observed. Voters Of Fourteenth civil dis
trict, outside the oity.wil vote at Tenth ward
polls voters Of Fifteenth civil district, out
side the city, will vote at Ninth ward polls.
Voters Of Fifth civil district, living In Ninth
ward, will vote at Eighth ward polls
Commissioners will make prompt returns
to me at County Courtroom. ~
! l26e Commissioner Vf Election.
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p0WerleSS with 1rlgnt, as tney nearu
the heavy, dull blows crash and
tear through flesh and bones, await
ed their turn. Taking an infant
from its mothers arms, before her
eyes, with bolt from one of the
wagons, the Indians riyited it
through its writhing little body to
the fence, and left it there to die in
agony. The mother was kept alive
and made to witness this agonizing
spectacle, after which they chopped
off her arms and legs and left her
to bleed to death. Thus Cut-Nose
and his band ruthlessly butchered
twenty-five persons within quarter
,of an acre, and then kicking the
bodies out of the wagons, they fill
ed them with plunder from the
burning houses and pushed on for
more adventures.
An old Indian, shriveled almost
to a mummy, when placed on trial,
was confronted by two little boys,
his accusers. Looking at him a
moment one Of them said, 81 saw
that Indian shoot a man while he
was on his knees at prayer" and the
other boy said, 81 saw him shoot
my mother"
The womb of a pregnant mother
was ripped open, the palpitating
infant torn forth, cut into bits and
thrown into the face Of the dying
woman.
The hands, feet and heads of the
victims were, in many cases, cut
off, their hearts ripped out, and
other disgusting mutilations in
! flicted. Whole families were burned
alive in their homes.
The outrages for the first few days
were confined to the vicinity OF
New Ulm and Fort Ridgely, but
soon the depredations extended
throughout the Western frontier ol
Minnesota, and into Iowa and Da-
kota. Over 700 persons perished
in about week, and more than
200 were made captives, and in
every case the women were brutally
treated.
After a brief campaign, the In.
dian camp opposite the mouth o
the Ohippeway was taken on Sep
tember 26th, and the white captivel
released, Little Grow and some 20t
warriors havinghurriedly fled. 1'hi
virtually ended the Sioux war. 4
military commission Of inquiry wa
appointed to ascertain the guilt
parties, and thirty or forty arrested
) Many Indians gave themselves up
, and Others were surprised in tn
! night. The prisoners were linke,
r together in pairs by chains forge,
to their ankles. On the 2lst o
r October other prisoners wer
brought in from Wild Goose Necl
F. Lake, and on the 23d more wer
Y captured at the Yellow Medicin
/ Agency. The prisoners were takel
t to Fort Smelling, where over 400 o
: them were tried. Of these 30
Y were sentenced to death and 1S t,
E Imprisonment.
The records of the testimony ant
: sentence of the Indians were sen
e to the President, but no action wa
r taken for several weeks. Finally
n 3S of them were ordered to be e1
4 ecuted at Maukato, on Friday, tn
e 26th day of February, 1868. Th
r sentence was carried into effect o.
/, the appointed day, and the remain
h der were taken down the Missis
n sippi to Davenport and confined.
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The swedes for Tllden.
Albany Argus ]

One of the most significant facts
of the present campaign is the sup
port which has been given to Gov
ernor Tilden by that very large
class of persons whose lives are
spent in the exercise of frugality,
and who depend mainly upon the
products of their own labor for
their maintenance. The Germans
are almost entirely of this class,
and they are nearly unanimous for
Tilden. The Swedes, too, are OF
this class. They reside, for the