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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

AT Northampton, Mass, on the night
of the Goth, sever disguised men broke
into the house of John Whittlesay, Cash
Ter of the northampton National Bank,
secured Mr.. Whittlesay and family, OBJ
tanned the keys of the bank, and, leav-
ing n of their number as n guard, six
proceeded to the bank and riilcd it of a
large amount of securities, valuedin the
aggregate at from 100000 to $4,000.
OF the total amount taken the bank loses
only $4,000, the remainder being the
property of special depositors. With
the exception of about $2j0,00O, the Sc
curitics taken were in registered bonds
and stock certificates, and therefore not
negotiable. The robbers got off safely
with their plumber, and the bank Off
GERS offer II reward of $4,000 for the
return of the property and the convic-
ton of the burglars.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

HERR HELLwAG, Chief Engineer of
the St. Gothard Tunnel, has decided
that all the accessory lines and tunnels
(of nearly four miles) leading up to the
main trunk are to be commenced next
summer, SO as to be completed by 1880.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

. quors from their distilleries without
having paid the tax thereon. The in
dictments also charge conspiracy to de.
fraud the United States of revenue with
certain persons, those named being
chiefly those who have pleaded guilty.
The amount of bail was fixed in each
case ut $4,000.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

THE Pacific Mail bribery matter is
likely to be reinvestigated by the present
House, with u viewt TO determining what
action is to be taken as to the members
now under the reproach of alleged COM
plicity. Mr.. Morrison, Of Illinois, was
the mover of the resolution.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

HAVANA newspapers assert that the
sugar crop of Cuba will be 80 per cent.
less than that of last year, and that,
owing to the pro'racted drought, the
tobacco crop in the low country will be
almost q total failure.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

The bill appropriating $4,000 600 in
aid of the Centennial passed the House
on the 25th, hampcred with the condi-
ton, however, that all assets remaining
after the Exposition is over shall be
turned over to the United States, and
no division made to stockholders until
the entire appropriation is refunded.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

THE Rev. John Russell, of Detroit,
Secretary of the National Committee of
the Prohibition party, has issued a call
for the National Nominating Conven-
ton of that party to meet at Cleveland
on May Il, for the purpose of nominal
ing candidates for President and Vice
President.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

THE following information is contain
ed in Berlin dispatches of the 10Th:
There is great agitation in posen over
the proposed law to make the use of
the German language compulsory in
public offices and courts of law. Indig-
nation meetings are organizing and pc
titions to the Emperor against the mca-
sure are being prepared. The Govern
ment is apprehensive of disturbances on
account of Archbishop LedochowsKy's
liberation next week, and is taking pre-
cautions against them. The Reichstag
has rejected additions to the penal code
further restricting the clegy by prohib-
iting the posting of Objectionable COM
munications on church doors.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

THE Committee on Appropriations in
the House of Representatives has decid-
ed to report a bill reducing salaries of
members from $4,000 to $4,000, and Of
all Government employees who receive
over $1,000 per annum, excepting men,
bers of the Cabinet, 10 per cent. 1t has
also been decided to decrease the clerical
forces one-iifth, and increase the
hours of labor from six hours per day to
eight hours. 1t is estimated that these
changes will result in a saving of at
least so, 0O0, 900 annually.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

A PARTY of Black Hills miners ar
rived at Bismarck on the Esd. They
state that 1900 men are now at work in
the Hills, and that along Rapid Creek
the dirt pans out an average of 81 per
hour. Other places are even richer.
An expedition is fitting out at Bismarck.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

ANOTHER plan for the solution of the
cheap transportation question has been
embodied in a bill introduced in Con-
gress by Gen. Hurlbut of Illinois. 1t
contemplates the adaptation to Ameri-
can railway affairs of some of the fea-
lures of the Belgian system of Gov
ernmental management, and pro-
vides for the construction of II
donble-track freight line from New
York to Chicago, st. Louis, and
Council Bluffs, at the expense of the
Government, which is to guarantee the
interest on the bonds and have entire
control, through a Board of Commits
sioners, of the stock and management
of the road. The plan further contem-
plates that at the end of the thirty years
the bonds and stock certificates will
have been paid out of the earnings,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

and that the railroad will be free Of
debt and the property of the Govern
ment.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

A WHOLESALE lynching occurred at
Charlestown, West Virginia, on the
night of the Goth, by which three mur-
derers were %summarily disposed of.
These were Dawson and Estep, who
were on trial for the murder of Lee,
at Campbell's Greek, and
in whose case a motion
for a change of venue was pending at
the time, and Hines, who was under
arrest for the murder of a negro named
Dooley on the previous day.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

FRANK HATHAWAY, the young mar
who shot and killed Nettie Clayton, at
Plainview, Mimi, on the 22d, and
then made an Intellectual attempt to take
his own life, was taken from his bed on
the night of the 25th by a band of mask
ed men, and hanged to a tree. His reason
for killing Miss Clayton was because
she would not marry him.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

The British Government has ordered
tie steamship Sirius to proceedto a sta
ton at Loanda, on the west coast of AZ
RIGA, and take aboard Lieutenant Cam
eron's party. who have just marched
through the southern and central part
of Africa from the Indian Ocean to the
Atlantic. 4 lieutenant and n native
escort will be taken to Zanzibar. Lieu
tenant Camcron's health is fully re-
stored.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

A REVOLUTION has broken out in
Hayti. The rcvolutionists are in pos
session of .Jacmel. The President has
ordered the Foreign Club at Port au
Prince to be closed, but Mr.. Bassett,
the United States Minister, who is
President of the Club, has refused to
accede to the demand.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

MEssRs. FLOOD & O'BRIEN, mana
gers of the Consolidated Virginia and
California Mining Companies, announce
their determination to send u specimen
of the product of these mines to the
Centennial for exhibition. They are
preparing to put a working force on
their mines large enough to turn out
$40, 900 of bullion. This will be
shipped to Philadelphia in June. There
will be $50 tons of it in the shape of 81
500 silver bars; and it will require Il
train of 10 cars, bearing 10 tons each,
to carry it. This ten million dollars
worth of silver will be the product of
one months working of Il crevice in the
earth 1,200 feet in length. 1t is stated
that the yield of these two mines forthc
present year will be S2l ,000, 900.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

THE Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections, by Il strict party vote,
decided to report back to the Senate the
papers purporting to be the credentials
of the election Of j. b. Eustis as Scna-
tor from Louisiana, with recommended.
ton that they lie on the table with
out further action, because the
committee find hat at the time of his
alleged election there was no vacancy.
The inference intended by the majority
to be drawn from this report is that the
Kellogg Government was the dc jure
Government and that Pinchback was
legally elected Senator.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

THE Galveston NeWs of the Goth
learns that advices received at different
points on the Rio Grande, through
couriers from Saltillo, concur in the
statement that a revolution has been
started in the northern and central por-
tiSns of Mexico, nea the Rio Grande.
General Herrera has pronounced for
the movement, and surprised the au-
thorities at Parras. The revolutionists
have assaulted Rasones, which is de-
Tended by Modro, who is prepared to
defend it until re-enforcements can ar
rive. The majority of the people in the
northern districts are reported in favor
of suppressing the rebellion, and are
preparing for an emergency. General
Porferio Diaz is at Laredo.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

TIE trial of William Mckee Mt st.
Louis, for conspiracy to defraud the
Government in connection with the
Whisky Ring, terminated on the 3lst.
After nearly ten hours elaboration, the
jury brought in Il verdict of Guilty. On
the same day the case of Constantine
Magure, ex-CSllector Of Internal Reve-
nue., indicted for Il similar o~tlense, was
brought to trial.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

LUCiUs w. POND, of Worcester,
Mass, who committed forgeries almost
innumerable, has withdrawn his plea
of not guilty and has been sentenced to
fifteen years in the State Prison. There
are still thirty-two indictments against
him. 1t has been ascertained since
the flight of Winslow, of
Boston, whose forgeries seem to have
been almost as extensive as those of
Ponds, that the names of both these
eminent, but "crooked," ~tinanciers
appear on some of the same paper.
Whether these two worthless were
leagued together, or whether this was
merely accidental, has not yet been de-
veloped.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

SENATOR SHERMAN of Ohio has writ
ten a letter to State Senator Burns of
that State, strongly urging Gov. l.ayes
for the Presidency, and advising that
Ohio send a delegation pledged to his
support to the National Convention.
The publication of the letter has caused
no little comment in political circles,
especially at the National Capital and
in Ohio.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

THE United States Grand Jury at
Chicago, on the 2Sth, presented indict-
ments against II. b. Miller, eX-County
Treasurer; Frederick Reed, his son-in-
law; Orlando b. Dickinson, Jonathan
Abel, Edward F. Lawrence, and several
others, all being whisky distillers.
Each of the indictments contains sev
eral counts, charging that the defend.
ants, during 1874 and 1915, have re-
moved large quantities of distilled
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

n HORRIBLE murder was brought to
light at Green Point, n suburb of
Brooklyn. n. Y, on the Goth. a hui
man head, completely severed from the
body, vas found near the river. 1t was
identified rs that of VIM. w. Simmons,
u workman in II wagon factory in
Brooklyn. Suspicion fell upon one
Victor Kretz, n helper IL the
shop where Simmons worked, and an
intimate friend of the latter. lie was
arrested, and ut his house was found Il
trunk locked and nailed together so
tightly that it was opened with great
difficulty. In this they found packed
the arms and legs of the murdered vic
tim, and in n wash-boiler they found
the trunk of the body skinned and cut
up. The e~ntrail5 had been removed
and quicklimc put inside SO rs to
cause speedy decomposition. When
Kretz heard the body was discovered
he admitted his guilt, and said he had
done it because he had found his victim
in criminal intercourse with his wife,
but this Mrs. Krctz denies. She says
she was up stairs when the murder was
committed, but admits having washed
up the stains of blood from the floor.
She was also arrested and lodged in II
Ill l.. !, l.1..,.,l .I,. CT,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04

The French Senatorial elections were
held by the Electoral Colleges on the
30th ult. The successful candidates,
classified according to political opin-
ions, avowed in their addresses to the
electors, are divided into Gj Monarch
lists, II Pure Bonapartists, SO Republi-
cans and IS who are described us both
Monarchists and Imperialists. The
most important features of the elections
are the triumphs of the Moderate Re-
publicans in Paris, the defeat of Bona
partists, and the defeat of NJ. Buffet,
Chief of the Cabinet. M. Theirs was
almost unanimously returned from Bel
fort.
, 1876-09-06

0ie 3urfen iino nod INNER ba, mo-
mir iie porbin iaben; oc9 Seosrmann
weiB es, oaB bic Ssrben cine i9mere
Nieoerlase %crlitten babsn unb baB o,e
Slrten -p%o0tdnoia etfolsrsi9 paren,
noropeitlid bon AIrginae, gu seIansen,
100 apiIden ibnen uno Der Strabs nah
9cIi9rao MIR Die Dur hlebt. g. 1T jebt
2S nbr. YlOslia iprenst Elm &tiier in
oelSof BEG Sotsls; es iii MeGeller bonn
st. Sbomns Soipital." gt itano ebcn
I'M 8eariHe, auf hem Sdladtfeloe cine
Nmputatlon porsunehmen. ola ploblid
Elm s,ctsoifiicr an i'm beranritt uao
ibm surief. ooB er tsinen Nusenb.id
3eit al pertieren babe, um Die 8eripnn.
betsn entfernen gu laiien II. ii@ 81 rettrn.
1ie 5irfen ieien i'm Wl,ule. nm ha:
ufer Der Mmr gu bsies n AMI - lei b0bit
,pohriheinIih. bah iis iiber Den 6lIB 1T,
aru uno ben &id3uS nod DIlsrao alb
i1neio:n wiiroen. Me2sqar ih,dts Die
iansen 8 ute nod Deltgran uno rift in
Die Stabt. I'm uuls Die orp1enoen GsIabr
gu hcnndribtisen.
Wir rsiiten In, 30 l6r ab. Wir BE-
fiirhttten cine al1meine Stampcoe.
@ir glau5ten Die griffin su iein. bnh
rotten ipIr bereits 81 ldn3e 9enartst uuo
tamsn mitien in's @sordnue Der Glii1t.
linae.
8!iidli9erpeii:-'iir mns-rparen Die
forbidden uno rnnanii9 II Jubrlsute
zen S0nen bes goi6nrns seboriam uno
'olste' Dem 2cb'eren ioaar ndbreno oss
allaemeiu,n . 'nifs am 6reltap M,eno.
I'm be 2aouug. weld)e MeGtlar'sYier.
De anf9eaiiroet mar. su erlelht;rn. ,uara
ien w.i unisre Satteliad m.9; es mar
jeoob nnma9llh. nbne ulf III, mslber
ans III 8.italt uon unidIugen pallirtc,
aus Der geord.sten Wails BON T.lteln
nno GlE9dnaern. ole III nj e,Sait 81
:i9rao su errsihen iuhte, b%traus,ufom.
.nsn. Als osi Ws9 nl9t mebr fabrbnr
ma. nn6men pr miIsrt 3nf luht 5l Den
6elhern. 3Gs N.tllerIeisasr mar noh
lehbait I'M Gang ols mir I'll, glnag be e
Ii zen, b0ris jtoo9 cine bnlle Simoe
1plt;. 0ui. 99u tlmt:: I'M nmatidbr
~ u)r III GeItsrao an nno p:r,ueiltsn
hi: n"d Wu.ernaht. Nle ac,jie nus
rem ~onielbll aniptieno uno mir %slfupren,
onB Ole game glnpDbAetih it 9Ieg. nues
y %rlalien r. e. gSlt reliten Die gang,
Naht unp oen fpIgeaotE St9 pslt.r, big
.plr um Nteln IN Stmt norln unlnn. ten.
u II Spnnlaa Wugsea crrclb e lA Bel
grab ui.o trIsarapbuts itfort mellea
yerl1t ii. e, Die Sd). a4t.
, 1876-09-06
Curo. d,fht ua9u1ttn.

alas.DsrJ Nm 2. sluJuf wurS,
~r sp;its oeutldls Jts.iherion .rcB bler.
ic!blt i'll osm iea',d geihmidtea uni
NIT iahlreihcu Gmtlemsn ucri'b"nen
Aroscn Saa!e oes .@eloenm Nalsr"
rr0if Jet. Dte.i bcrmsilt i &raus (!Rirm.
osrA) btariibte oie III elmer Aniaal Don
700 bis $40 aus aIen Tbcilsu Dsulibs
lanos cllsetroii mcm Oelcgirten NIT elmer
anipra he. Die pOM Prdliaeutsm bes
ii llderfoasr les. gaotts aus St.ttin,
;r,uioert 'ruroe.
Ole 9tirnb.rssr @lst'er entbalten
ol9tmoe Wuabel,ang Wls mir erIab.
zen, enlfautn aui ole baisrild)en NuS.
tsder aui 'tr Wsltaustsuung III Y5ila.
'tlpn'a l,br oulc ans;sih ,uu9em. Don
Der GoletuUauSltetluuJ uoa U.attmctuu
lao Itoaiibea Naaren weroen iammt.
iie AuSilsacr p%raniirt; bel Der Col.
.etttpauSttluns Der Spissclmanufattnr
.faalt II idmMtllde NuSreucr mt slnsr
ln;iJcu AuSnabme elte aus;eihuung ;
,tl Der Oler.. Qopieu. unb rie e,rib.a i.
,iJe VItsratur uMjaienbm GoIcftuauSs
itsuuu wtroca aur 3Y.i NuSneurr III.
{ rid ,id)tiat blciben, mo ooa oen bier
Aitnbs. CT 9feig;sn9faurstanten. wtlde
,ld ;u einsr Goustt uau~slteuun9 otret.
IlJt batIrn, erpaltea erct AnSre4cr
AaSjsld)uun9en.
De b,eiiJen Spcialoemolratsn babst
pei Osm UiaJilrat Se1Awcroc barber
ethoben, cap Ole Nausn : Seludsr
'prsr StriammlunS pom osr Yoli;es mO'
lsri HID su 5%eoermanu'S Glalld9t olient.
,td) auIJelsyt iu,roen.
'2%SIr51urs. Wis cine Mandenes
&o~rreipOnOe.5 ucr,hieoener Vtdtttr b..
rsd),et, Wlro e..er Der 8ar,barger Nb.
g%eorpnetsn. berea Wab. falprt poro.n II,
Qerr G%oaraOl. ans @siunobe,tSrIdlih.
len auI line Mtsoerluayl peraidten uno
beitsbl oit AUudt. YrOfeiiOs Or. GsrIt.
ner, Sen friberen Abycorouttsm (osr
aber ietnerSst auh cine Manoloatur aus
@tlunobs,issatI1tsm ab8clebnt butt
su lpaylen.
Die eseliSe Solispartsi wirb lid an
Der ~b9eo'onstennenuabl m,dt belbsils'
gen, we!l lbl oas MabiJeies nIGt bee
layt. SIN uorl9n Sayr bate lie an
osr Wabl ibe,lssnommsn, mas lie oamii
bssranoet, lis babe banials seboiit, Der
eaa0las 'psroe Elm nsass @aylseiss au
Staabs bria9ea.
Die Ndotiiden 2o1.sisn tab.n BEN
Staothaurata Sdsrst. wsl@sr felt 25
, 1876-09-06
Biz Tnbkmr

n b%eIttrst. has sanse bisbrrtse Sttloertabren nris
suitoben. Ote Sur wirb bur9 bas iosenannts
&obDao nab bur4 @tanebmen Don SoppaIpcr
i6e eis BAT, NJ ii iSs Iiest, uni. ~ steider
3sit sei9sn fe bic aebsnstrait bes Menidtn on.
Iauisuoe fno In ben Iesten arpet Sabren ir Der
a~abssAnTalt, "a Stanton Str NJ slorf; sesst[i
Merste nnb Apotb I r. Ole 9obbdbsr untsri9eifen
Rb BON anbcren Sdbern boburb,. bab fe Strett ouf
Ste Srantbeit einwtrfen, II ben tranten StoI snt'
ferntu, In ipelder 5orn er aud gum 8ori9etr
TONNE. STE fnS elm 8erbrennunsss Ober ansiasts
buness prcceb Der Rrantbettsitofe. Sober Rronts
wir6 BET Der anpenbans bi fer Rur ioanlasen ietr
eisemer Grst. @eIn SSemane eurd et.is 9aner se'
betlt lit, 70 lit CT pirtltb uno raottat 9ebetlt. ndbs
renb nod Der bisbsrtsen Setlmetbobe BITE Wttttet
sewSbulid sefabrltder iiuS ais bite aranfbsitiel6lt,
nnb ii@ ojters IN gangs Seer ieeunbdrer Srauts
bitten ~etnStellt;
Obsieia bic soybdber aue aranf9eitsn. innsrlt8
nnb auBerlt4, turtrer. 10 tne bod bic W,rfln9ssn
bel iotseub. n Rranfbeitsns b~eionbers penn fe It'd
nod in aentem3 5 nitanes 6efnbsn, sons anBeroroents
lid: 0teher, islbit g%ernens nnb Spphnsfsber,
werben isbr i6nsn, 9smbbnIi3 nit la Saoer:a,
furtrt. &aISl unb Observation-Disclosures wtrb,
b~eionbsrs bel junStn eenten u. I'm erfen Stabtuan,
sew6bnlia Iei9t tnrtrt. gGMer!n9f WDen.
etenIo @usens unb Obr ntrcnfbeiten. fowis an.
J1pbtttttfde arantbeiten tn iebem @raee. pet
anseren Sranfbsiten, SranonanSen, @es
psIsstsS. q. s5tsere. Mar Elm BAD iii binrsi$snS.
Inn Seben ron Der Mirfnns au aber;en9en. Was
aemfrebS nub bic ioseHunnte &drns ober
Hn6erruHr (eine bis iest nnbeilbare arantbeiD
snm. ben ssbsitt Bd i:tterer &ranfbeit sebe1 Is
proasnt bss 3udsritOFss NIT isbsm Babe Sur4 bsa
lrtE Gt,
Die Babes nnh ginnssme.p utpsr msrS.n mad
itbeut @las TN 2oube ~perIanbt. Der TrttS bee
9abesQIlperS 1T -, Der bes ginrsbute : pnfpera
81. wlon IeTe I'D cine Stof5ire user BITE aobtu
W ensli4sr oser benti4sr Sprade f9idsn.
FIR. Rauchfuss -
q "a Gtonton Ctr. (Box lse8),l
9em 9ort'
, 1876-09-06
neuefe ts'ear. Deps f1sn.
mn anD.

opnbcu S. @ept. Sn &odoale
purne o,itcrn Mheno cine WsrIammlnng
achalten, I'M aeaen Die @rtuslibatsn Der
Sirien in rem seeenwdrtistn &rieae au
protslirer. Sr. Sobu Bright belt cine
Gebe.
3msi ehiife 9eunfen.
Sos 8p(Ihif Sonora" bon Son
ssioneiseo nab Sloerpocl tetimmt. Tart
eeiiern ouf Der S0be . 9olpbeab in
fclee zines 3uiummeniobes nit eincm
%fpaniiten Camper. Scr 2tbtere lanf
etenfans. GIN Wntrpie ertrant.
, 1876-09-06
Smrfel.

2onbon, 5. Sept. Sr. Gd oft. fer
englii6e @ianote in gpnitantinopel.
bat Der 4ipr:e cine 6crherun9 cut einen
monotla e. @affcnll0tano por9eltst
Ml,g naes ut 10 ollen G%lnwobne:n
y r%loIsn, uno Dir Siirfen trciien Vorbc<
+ hunger. Die Wtnr su hurdimtsn, pa
ole @riidsn scriiort woroen linb.
@un. Spluutnpiiib ba;t Nlsg nnts nit
10 9atuilloncn teiett. Sibernoj ii's
Souptqua:tler b., fiabet lid 81 Gsliarab.
Ser ieibiids Glleasmi"ii1er bot bsfob
len, b1e SIrttu irfurt ansusreifsn.
Gin Correspondent Der Zines" w;l.
dsr',in Mu! enseuse Der Sdladt pum
lestcrGrsitaee 9c,ueien iein 'rilI. i9rsitt:
.9N Gt,lun9cn nsr 5ilrien. iusld>
fid o1dt ppr uus tcfinoen. iuerosn burn
aablrcidt Gsutrsbriil ite onsebeut t; @cr
ftiimmclte uno @emunost. mcrsen be
iianoia bneinsebroht. S.itebi einW |
feniiillanp? Sinh belocS bslle eri90pi.?
Sic baben jtst lOShrbsn lang 9efo1ien
uub ihrinen elmatist ben GampI auisus
geb.n. St9 ncin! bic 9anse Stuot bent
uno bic 50ben er,lttsrn inter Dem Son,
ner Der tiirtlihen Mstlllerie. @ir bal
ten on, I'M bic @eaeno Su %reeonnpsairsn.
uno isb II nidt cine balbe Mcils ppn
Or Stobt Gt;uns. uouou in Der Stabt
Nemuro tine Mbnung bat. Gt,ua enc
balhr Msl;e uoa Der Staht e%.ticrnt be
}inbet lih cine maltbtwadlene Mnbose
Anf Der 10be uno am Gnbs oeri.lbsn
fifbt mo s%citpeiie 9onSe 2eiben Don
J.ammen cuibliB, II uno ,pIsbsr pe,lD
idcn, UNI in weniheu Setnnoen aufs
Nen auiSaI llbsn. @os brouut 8 60
Ta Elm ita,t.s Gie.n! swsbrieuer horpa.
1T. 10 rlhien mir uniere 5, lpsld ,er auf
bic Stele uno irben bic Siirfen uuf Ter
SDbe oes 1iise.s uuo ble Serben mite;
i'll Shole; Gritere rIAtsn Gin m6rpfr,
1des Gcner cut Die ierb,iAen Srnpptu.
Sic Stri Ell ptrlnhen. ibrsn Yoltn All
bolten, faurn 0b.r bod alllRalls Al iid,
unb als 10 Minuten miro ihr Ieue
idwoAer uno irlr wlilsn. D s aulihen
ben raid iia lihitnoen &,lbtn uno osm
Gnte rcr StroBe III wcldcr mir li,hen
9l1is 1T. als Snnterte BON I'M ep.Iff
ncien Widrnern uno Gluoern uno NH
1ino iibaseust. tab N.Ats Die 3ii,ttn
auriidbOlt, t0nnte, III tpeniaer ais q
Miuutcn in be Sta.t ST gelan .en.
Seine Minute 3elt ut 5u u,rIlsren. gSr
he, ,eben uns mod Dem anoeren Sbeile
her Gtabi; I'M ftlnen Yanit Su erSeu-
gen, t%sitelen mir in Dem 9otsl raid III
fer Gien. lalicn uber aus Yoripras Ole
pieloe %!aitel".
Sos Spiel war lesr. als mir baliclbe
betrutsu. bod ,uenIss Wluuten ipiter
fullit lid bal lbe nit elmer semIiNten
GOmpaynie BON Soloatsn uno S1laN.
tenl ummlern. Ser Mlarm lit 9eacben
ooa Ionoeroarer Wetle niht Don Der
Se,te, pDn mslder oie@efabr orobt, iOn-
ostn Seraos bon Der satse9en9elebtsn.
, 1876-09-06
9nlanoiide Depefhtn.

Montreal. 5. Stptor. 81 81.
Sp c.ntbe @srironfcn ,pd5reno res Jorge.
tern puislbit miiibsnoen 6suers o;ei
Gtnrer. Sic 2.lhnabms ,uuibsn seii, IN
aui9,fun en-. SIZE 6am,lisn. ,ptlDs
eos Jeusr pbonhips wuroen. uer-
ben bon oirler Staot nit 2sbensmltttln
usriorat.
, 1876-09-06
" u G t d.
- wi
bas me,itanilAe Sus,er fir @i !

Du9 aMelltantlWe UlI!fer fur 81 y
Dufc Wt,id,un9 eutbalt fem Nrienlf
oSsr per9.ftetc Stoffe.
Us brinst cine rel 9aat lab bG I ar4nsbsi
ten Sea Sanbea neg.
Iit er slrtitsl bat anter einen on FERN Mnmsn
geanesr sstritlst III sen 8isbbesrbsn BON
Or. 8 Brit an,sn,
So ~ e. fe.ter Saamea anb eraeudt asfunbes
GleiiG rsim Z ieb.
W esfDrosrt ben @a&stbum bee iunssR Die
90 DsrSautt bic Gvsi1en unb eratuetI auas
u Que bel S1aafen.
8ar Sfsr inc il ss Elm Mittel, psl9ts asaut
tt ten oon ibnsa atbGlt.
So is nist :.bas Slnt her pfsrbs. @intsieb
II + 10,
, 1876-09-06

RJS THE CIRCULATION OF THH
StAATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
TIE COMBINED CIRCULATION OFALI
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, 1876-09-06
Bir9tnia @taatS> Wa5e1Ge
tas.,~ tsrsusssseben son
9pbn .. psia'
10. 8 3m0tite stra6e.
DINO b, ga.
Wreiie ber Museisen:

gretie Der Wu3e'Beh'
Ga Seuare, eth Wal 10
Gin Sauare. ,met MaI rs
YIN Sanare. hret INai. ~
gg,N Saus..' . m., SHnuot 200
Fin sanars bret Ncnah "'V
Sr5s,re Nn,etae wer Ct 'ts'r bsrsbnst.
i'd. rter weniasr Sci ~r'iten etntn square.
aae Nnse!s.n Rnb TIM Tssaus au satfen.
Die 3eituna wi,b II Jt,a mont anh lint
A. sne RON ben 9rSsern fur IS ssnts pe'
Wrfe nuaa strnaen.