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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17


SPONTANEOUS GLoRIFICATION. -- ON
Wednesday night the county officer. IT,
Illuminated the Court house ia honor of
the glorious Democratic. conservative
vie 9ry. This was the signal for Others.
and in half an hour every business house
in town. and MANY rr'vr,e res.depres
were handsomely illgmiua nd. aud APP
.prOpriaie trau -pareneies added 80 Tire
beauty O. he scene. The swiyels were
brOu Ia; out. aud added their thundcrs
to the increasing excitement. And adj
ied to this. The oil brass bnnd. coma
posed OF stauuch Democraiic busiuc-s
men. but which hal not p-acticed to
gctLer Tor six month, or more. Tcre
stirred by tie general enthusiasm. auG
20, together al Neudeck' aud rnliv,r 81
the occasion By some excellent music
after which tney marched e. tie court
house. and played several tunes. when
the people. Of both =eXes. he'd assembled
in considerable numbers, and cal ed tor
spec -. \ few cou-ratulatory re
mark were r1a - bv C. D1lne. follow "a
10y tte sin1i9= 1f Yankee Doodle. los
Col. Eimonston. as typical OF the return
.0f the good old fashioned times under
d. -aOcr,t;c rule which wa. cheered to
.tle schO; Auditor !. VI. Dcinderfer
FOL owed in a gerry appropriate speech.
which wa, SeH received sLeu came an
oil Jackson Democrat song. by Mr..
Hayes, OF Pike, "a distant relative OF
RutherfOrd's but Of different politics. }
which was enthusiastically applaudcd
The speech Of the evening was then
made by Prof. a. VI. Sweeney, who
wrought the audience TO the highest
pitch Of excitement, and was frequently
interrupted by the outbursts OF cheers.
Mr.. Treasure Spur.Ock -ng 4 short
song and en- attempt vas made 10 al
jouru ths audience but they vo~''er-
o. y called FOR Lon Green. who was
eo.lpelod TO respond, which he did
very handsomely, followed by Mr.. T..
Hert =, amid rousing chcers: Sheriff
E'monston was allied out. and in re-
spouse sang q song, with chorus send
ing the Radicals aud carpet-baggers uu
salt river TO- ever, which was inv
pFomptU but after the FIRST verse severai
Of the . icnce joined ID the chorus OF
"up Salt river they go" with a vim.
and tts crowd dispersed feeling. joyful
and hopeful, even several Republicans
who were present, joined in with the
expressions If hopefuncss for better
tines on account Of the change OF at
ministration. The band played severl
more tunes, and il was late hour he -
fore the crowds LEFT the streets.--ladics
and gentlemen vieing with each other
in their congratulations. No thought
was had Of such a meeting and illumi-
nation an hour before hand, and Jasper
has never been in such q blaze Of light.
or her streets gracei at one tine bv so
many fair and happy faces, rejoicing
with the s'eruer sex in the dawning OF
better Iimss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17

9There are two trains a day each
way now on the Lake Erie road. Ieayiur
BoOnTille At = m. and ?. M. an
Evansville al 10 a m. and 2 rs p. m.
Paroles from Jasper can reach Evans
Vile in day BY this arrangement, by
making an early start.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17
he Popular Vote.

To following table. whirh We take
from ',- CoUier-Journal, gives che pop
ular NJ .ori'ies by States, and indicates a
majority Tor TmpEN and llt,.DElCK, OF
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17

[The timetable on the Rockport
raiiroad, will be changed sgain in a
short time, a. We are informed by SupL
Hannamau.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17

81 Mr. Frank Quante, TIC newly
elected Surveyor, hlel his bond yester-
day, aud j. ready 10 attend TO use dutic.
o. his si6cs low
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17

'i Dr. ' lNlt .r t
'uIltf rrcl, .it... a.
..r-l "as boon .r. u.-l ~
rfD le .-'i. . of .l..t, ,.r,u-
u'H" Ir. ...tot Dubois county. inJ.au,.
irc..s d said csf1'n 81. .upp9srd % h
'ut. "oitN ". LtAbl... Admir-.
NN. s.. TRstf cog. Ntt't.
'.E ID. i,TG -2u.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17
Totai $1,000

TuD-N carries twenty States. wifh
.2O3 Electoral votes. aud H,YF> carrie,
ei Shtecn States with ls6 electoral votes
thus giving TILDEN \ majority o. .
electoral votes, and SO3,OlO Of the pop
ular vote. The latter will - doubt 9
increased BY tho official returns.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17

49, -e''i5.cribe tor the Jp.rrr Couus,y.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-15
Another EnOch Arden.
Baltimore Sun,

An incident has come to light in
Baltimore lately which recalls the story
Of Enoch Arden. Charles Coates. who
left his home three years ago and was
believed to be dead, returned lately to
find that his wife was again married
He WAS the driver of an ice wagon,
and says he has been in the western
states. Shortly after his disappearance
the body of g. drowned man was found
in the Eastern District, an inquest was
held by Coroner Sulzer, and the re-
mains were inferred in the old Metho-
dist cemetery, on Point lane, north of
Greenmount. The wife believed the
body was that Of her absent husband.
and made application to Mt. Vernon
Lodge No. Is, Knights of Pythias, and
William Louis Schley Lodge of Ne
cLanics for benefits due in such cases
The body was disinterred twice under
the supervision of the coroner in the
presence Of committees of the LODGES,
and it was finally decided not to pav
the benefits for lack of satisfactory
Identification. The returned husband.
it is understood, does not intend inter
fering with the present marital rela-
tons of his wife, but claims possession
of his child.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-15
HumOrs Of Centennial Travel.

Centennial visitors are abroad by
thousands and tens of thousands, and
that public conveyances are taxed to
their utmost will be seen by the follow
ing extract from q letter by lady to a
friend in this city, reciting a nights ex-
perience on one of the Sound boats:
''Soon after you left, the lady sitting
on my right invited baby to take a
walk. He accepted, and on their re-
turn we formed q travelling acquaint-
ance, and from her [ learned that
when boats are crowded, as on that
night, Ladies and all secure mattresses
if possible, and camp down anywhere.
So when the mattresses began TO be dis
tributed we spoke for one, and the
only way to retain it was to step on it
and stand and wait till sheets were
given out. 1t was really laughable to
see the eagerness with which they were
sought. We slept near where you left
us IN the passageway. 1t was all filed
in solid there with mattresses-only
just a little space for path left at the
foot. Some had not even chairs. On
one side were ladies and no gentlemen,
except husbands of some of the wives.
There was a party of ten or dozen
Centennial visitors" on ny right, and
when | went to sleep there was a lady
on each side Of me. I aWoke after q
while and attempted to turn over,
being tired Of laying on my left side,
and who should see but d great man
close to my back and on my mattress.
| knew that he was an honest country
man and his wife the other side of
him, so thought the most sensible
thing under the circumstances was to
turn my back to him and go to sleep
again. After while he left, and be-
fore morning I discovered that another
and an older man was there. Such an
experience / never had before. I
laugh when / think of it. Think had
better return via the cars.-New York
Graphic.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-15
IhE SONG SpARhnW.

.C.f.,so.rs gray the leadess 'hicket
,lnss. beside NY garden gate,
ypl,.,r, ss, light, frorn post to picket
sl,rs the sparrow hlithe sedate;
Wh,a. with meekly folded wing,
;,utuas 10 sun himself and sing.
It VAS there, perhaps, last year,
That his little house he built;
For he seems to peak and peer,
Aud To twitter, too, and tilt
rhe bare branches in between
Wlth d fond, familiar mien.
Once, / know. there was nest,
Heli there by the sideward thrust
OF those twigs that touch his breast;
Though tbs gone now. Some rude gust
Caught it, ever full of SNOW
B ,nt the bush-aud robbed it so.
Thcs cur highest holds are lost
b. thu ruthless winters wind,
When, with swift dismantling frost,
The gteen woods we dwelt in, thlnn'd
o. their leafsge, grow too cold
E-r trail hores OF summers moli.
But II @e, with spring days mellow,
Wake to Woeful wrecks OF change
And the sparrow's ritornello
Sealing still its old sweet range;
Can we do q better thing
Than, with hir, still build and sing
Oh my sparrow, thou dost breed
Though in nue. beyond all telling
Shootest through me sunlight seed,
And fruitful blessing, with that yelling
Ripple oil eostatjc rest,
Gurgiing ever from thy breast !
Aud Thy breezy carol spurs
Vitsl motion in my blood,
Such a IN the sapwood stirs,
S9elis and shapes the pointed bud
Or TIE lilac; and besets
The hollows thick with violets.
Yet | know not any charm
That Can lleke the heeting time
OF thy sylvan faint alarm
Salt itself to human rhyme;
And my yearning rhymtbic word
Does thee grievous wrong, dear bird.
So. however thou hast wrought
This wild JOY on heart and brain.
It IS letter left untaught-
Take thou up the song again:
There is noting sad afoat
On the tide that sweils thy throat
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-15

A SOCIETY has been formed. in Siberia
which compels all males to marry when
of age, and makes the wife the head
of the family, and the husband q
marked subordinate. Can it be that
woman's rights movement has been
transferred from our country to S.be-
ria? Where is Susan B. Anthony this
wear, anyway?
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-15

WATERS of the Lick House, San
Francisco, injured by the explosion of
the steam table, in September, 1875,
have brought damage suits against the
Lick trustees, and ask for $4,000.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-15

SOUNDING in the channel of the Mis-
sissippi near New Madrid show that
under the main current it is from 80 to
1O8 feet deep, reckoning from high
water mark.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-15

ana IN uVS minutes tDefG WAS a dead
calm. Ominous still was the wind to
ears that had once heard the typhoon.
Until now everybody had hoped that
the storm was simply straight line
hurricane.
When the calm came, faces bright
ened and looked rudy that but mo-
ment before were gloomy and blanched
with dread. Officers congratulated
each other On their safe escape from
the storm, but one old croaker, as he
was voted at the time, who had been
keeping an anxious eye On the barome-
ter, recommended that we delay
"whistling till we get out Of the woods"
We then went up on the poop, to hear
"what the wild waves were saying"
We found them acting most fantastic.
ally. As soon as the wind had ceased.
the seas commenced lifting up their
huge backs in long, rolling waves of
immense size, which seemed to roll
from nowhere in particular, and were
going and coming everywhere. They
piled themselves over and against each
other in strangely confused manner,
that caused the ship to pitch and roll
so fearfully that it was nearly impos-
sible to keep ones footing. Riding
on the backs of these huge bill.
lows, were smaller seas, white-crested
and cone-shaped, that would leap up
toward the clouds, topple over and dis
appear, and give place to others, which
seemed to be thrown out from the in
terror of the long seas with volcanic
force. Thus, as far as the eye could
, 1876-01-28

Ntit pielen 8eryniisen baben mir &C.
tern mieoer ben g~ogelgarten oes Serrn
Wm. Gufer b%emunoert. OerIclbe bat
cine sroBe 8erdnoeruns e%.Iitten unb Elm
i6Dner Springbrunnen lit in Der Mitte
auf 9riincn Goien aufseitelt. Cine
Wfen9e g%eDunoerer ltnnoen ppr bemIel=
ben unb uerlperrten pftmals Die Seiten=
liruBe. Oie tleinen 80gel l6einen li6
re9t wobl 81 fiiblen, benu man liebt cs
ibnen on, oaB Tic feline 5ursen boben.
8on Steuern unS Mietbe meib ibr un-
lduloiscs Ser5 ni6ts; lie iorsen ni9t
fir ben anoern Morgen mo lammeln
ni6t in Die S6eunen uno ibr Sreuno
Wilbelm erndbrt lie bod.
Gins nur betriibte uns, nls mir in Den
@orteu blidten. S. mos Der bunt9efies
oerte uNonpareil" mel9er gang oneine
auf einem 3mci9e iibeno, Dem Sreiben
Der anbern nit betriibten Sliden sulab :
Gr, Der IdDnlte ppn Nlen, mub lein 2e=
ben einlam pertrauern, nenn nidt Der
2enfcr Deg @artens, linn balo cine &a=
meraoin 81 perlAaifen iudt uno Den
9SabrIprI6 e%rfennt, bob IS nibt gut,
ipenn Der @o9el nllein lit.
Wer oielen @arten, Der lpie cine Melt
i'm &leinen 1T, nod nidt 9eleben> miro
lcine Miibe belobnt finocn, wenn CT Ell
mem Spaaler9an9 na6 Dem 9ouIe bes
9er,a Ism. gufer ma1t.
, 1876-01-28

te i'm fir ieiue autcn Nuuen uno feline
liaturintllcul taftlld)c q wilicnbaftiafcit.
(9Slr fonncn Elm gu c8 u tgleo Dem
Club @np: eblen.)
Sn @onareB &rciien cr;d6tt man iid)
ctne quite Nnefootc itbcr ben 9tcprGlcuta1-
ten qanlar. 9ll8 Oerlelbe nad) SdluB
Der eonaseB Sibnna nutb Sauie rcilte.
mllroc er I'm Gllcnbobn QBapgon BON cis
mem flet:en ambuluntcn @olporteur ouf
ilorll13lide Neiie gun, ynf1ufc eineS
OudbcS 1~eordnat. lin enolih oen ldftlz
gen 2lnprclcr los gu ueroen, ri6tet lid
Qr aarlar nit GROCER Mii6e auf, mld)t
NIT Der Sono ellie atlpcprenoe Gepts
9uil9 uAo la9t: u2uB mid III Stub. Id,
lelblt btu Der Ynfallcr bcs gNert g.
-rO! nun pciB i'd, mebb IL es 10 lAwea
ocrsduflld 1T" mar Die Autluort oe5 &na=
belt.
Sn Wfai1e baufen bic Gelnperenslel
lhreGlid. Sin arlner gpotbefsr, Der Ell
len Sdnaps oerabrciAte, o4le oaB Ell
ar5t oaS 9fesept oa,u perldrieben Datte
ll'l'Gtc elae bob. 8tlobube sablen uno nod
60 Gage in OaS @ountp9etdn9nis nan
bern.
, 1876-01-28
3eitungen nnn Yublifum.

Gin 8latt i'm @eiten f6reibt ssoloen=
bes iiber Die BON Seoermann Dem 3ei-
tungs.Serausgcber su9emutbeten unent-
9eltli6en 2eiitunsen: .0ie 2eute ioGen
beoenfen, boB .Sournaliten unb gerle-
Der ibre Mrbeit uno Nsibe nidt earls
umloEt leiiten t0nnen, inbem Elm Oruf=
ferei9elddft sroBe lp0bentlide Auslaaen
fur 5as, Srud, Bapier. Geoottion, So,
fal II. |. 10. gu beltreiten bat; ferner ioa=
ten lie beoenfen,' oab 3cltun9smenl9en
serooe io cute oas &e9t baber, fir se=
lieferte Mrbeit ibren feltgelebten Yreis
Ill p%erlansen, mie Der S9aulpieler,
Der, e9neiOer, Grocer, @irtb, unb Ipn=
itise OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; bemSufolse iii elm
Werleser, Der lein @el9dft i'm @ange
erbalten min uno bali:lbe erfolsrei9 Su
MAIDEN beabihtl9t, se5pun9en, fir ber=
artise ppufan5eisen" feline re9elmdBi=
gen Mnieisengebubren 81 bere6nen, ebenr
10 gut wie Elm unberer @elbdftsmann."
Gin anoeres 8latt fiist Obisem nod
folgenoen S%tobleufSer binsu: vSosYub=
litmm bat feline slbnuns bapou, mas
oeutl@sn 3eitunsslNreibern uno Serous
sebern sum egcluiipen Priuatnusen Gin
Selner su9emutbet miro, gang be- onoers
BON lol6en, Die obenorein se,uobnt linb,
3eltunsen umlonit 6u leleu. Gar piele
Geute wiiien bios bon Yili9ten, absr
ni1ts BON &e6ten Der 3eltunssi9reiber
llno Se~raus9eber unO baben feinen 8c=
grlff BON Den bOben Iaufenoen Nussabem
elmer 3eitun9."
, 1876-01-28
Grfab 8.

Wenn Der Mtutb in Der 8rult feline
Spannfraft iibt,
@srn Der Su9s elmer Sans einen &at6=
l6Iog sibt,
Wenn Der Seu nit rem S9pcif einen
Gunol6lag ma6t,
Wenn oas Gis auf Dem Sei6 in Der
Monona6t tru6t,
Der Weoore in Der Na6t einen
S6por5en i6wdrst
Der 9aai' auf Der Seio' ieine SD
lin ber5t,
gSenn Die &ab' anf Dem 9o9 nit Dem
Slater lin9t,
Der 9uro nit Der MSurlt ii6er'n
Gditein iprinst
Der Mops ouf Dem S9ooB Der
Sousfrau liest,
bas S@af li6 I'M 98abn Oes9cr=
tanOes piest,
8enn Der Sai in Der See einen S6nup=
pfen frie9t,
Damn iino INNER wi6tise Greisnille
i'm MnSu9e.
, 1876-01-28

s. mi grafton. @eItern 9ing
Die Smmigrotions Gomite Der y@eneral
NlemblD" mad 8aibin9ton I'M lid Bel
Den Mitglieocrn oes Gonsreiies su or
funoi9en wie Die EMANCIPATION bierber
9eleltet meroen, fam. Sicle 5a6e
loutet rc6t bro1i9. Die Ginsn miiien
9eraoe 10 piel als Die 9noern. Scr be.
tie Gatb, Den mir ibnen geben f0nnen 1T,
es 10 su MAIDEN, oie man Wtdule fdnet,
ndmli4 suten5 pe If SIT 9ebrauhen.
Sc IT, nur oas ltn9Iid, oaB Die 2eute
ni6t winen, mas gutter @ped III
uno &siren Su &atbe Sieben wouen, Der
es fennt nno 9rDbtentbeils, menn lie ein=
mol Elm sutes Stiid baben, es leIbit Der
l6linsen. 60 lange Die Sade ni61
anoers betrieben, iperben mir nod lan9t
obne ginipanberer lein.
, 1876-01-28

r@ / n a~roBesllebcl In oielem2anoe it,"
iast cine amsrifanilde Shriftltellerin,
nbaB mir fir nidts seniisenoe. 3eit baben.
Selblt baS @ebun oeS Entertainers 3eiet,
oaB er in @ile lit. Sin Gn9ldnoer
fu6pft ieinen Hod uno feline @!acebatlb=
idube su uuo gent nit elmer Wlrbt in's
0eihdit, als gin9e CT in Die &irde.
Gin ameritaniihcr @eihditsn,ann remit
naA oemGilenbabnmasen, lprrn9t, biueiu
uno oerldBt i'm III altiher Wciie, ielblt
penn ct oas @enid breden io0te. 9iitb-
rem nidt iebr piele l1nsliGe baber, neil
Die 2eute auf raid fabrcnoe a3use ODER
auf idon abaefabrene 9Oote ipIinaen?
9tiemano oentt oarau. nod 10 Wtinuttn
Su iuarten. 9aS @iien miro nidt in
Tube senommen, ~ionOern eS miro per>
ihludt unb ielblt Der Nadtild seist Gle
@ilfertigfeit; oas Sblt miro sepflidt, ebe
es nod reif mar. MueS miro IN Der Salt
abgemabt. pom Sau zines pauleS an
bis gum Abfodeu zines &dinfens. Oie
6rauensimmer, ipeldc an Idbmai6incn
arbeit. II, bDren auf, che ie nod in Der
Nabt oas @noe erreidt baben, Die &lei-
oermahcrin perIhidt bas &leio nit Den
Gelbfdoeu oarin unb obne Sd)linsen gum
Aufbdnsen; Der Shubmader uertauft elm
4aar elegant ans benOe Sdube Die na6
Dem 5ipelten A~usSan9e plaeeu. 9tttbts
BON Dem l%ausiamen. iideren JortihreIten
lit bemerfbar, lmO ielbit &eiGtbuH wiro
auf dbnlide Art erluorben uno uerloren.
Menn mir ,taen Wtann ltnoen, iue del
ip0blbabeuo miro. wenn ct nit @eOulo
nno 2ansiamteit lpart, 10 tann ma
ituer5eust fem, DaB ct nidlt auf oieiem
Nontlnent 9eboren wuroe."
, 1876-01-28
.-fh~e@

8oltaei 8ert6t. Sol9enoe
,sdde famen seitern in bielem @eri6te
5ur 8erbanolun9:
Subert 9oilp, elm e~inbeiniser 2anb=
Itrei0cr BON 9tem Orleans, welder pors
ocItcrn ppn Dem 8olisei= &i6ter @bite
~cntloIjcn m,lrbe, inter Dem Werlpre6en,
Die 5toot 81, pcrlalien, mar seitern lpie-
Der ppr Dem @eri6te, an9efla9t Elm 3d.
oobuno gu iein, unO wuroe, ,pesen
W}or9el on Siir9i4aft in Die Sail se=
lunot.
Molcs Softer, Elm fleiner farbiser
Surge, i'm Glitter bon 10 Subren, an9e=
tloat lpegen 8elebibertretun9, wuroe
entlaIlen.
Scr Sad bes Srant @iniams, farbis,
onssflast elm 9aor Sdube i'm Werthe
oo1 1915, Gisentbum bes George S.
Sbelton, geitobIen sa baben, wuroe bis
nuf Sonnobenb peri6oben.
@alter g. 2ambert, aneefIast, Die
Wtottie Mit9el, unter Dem 8erlpre9en
Iie su beiratben, perfiibrt Su haben, ,pur=
Sc pcrb6rt unb Der 8rano SllrD Der Sn.
fling @Durt iiberwielef.
9. s. Sobnlon, onsefla9t Elm Stiid
Sped pon Gatberin Ioams seltoblen 5l
boben, wuroe ouf 60 Sage in Die Sail
9clanbt.
S. g. Nnberion, farbig, ansetlagt ne
gen Srunfenbeit uno unoroentlihes Be-
tro9eE in Dem Saule beg @ley Briggs,
muBte - uno Die Soften besableu.
, 1876-01-28

Gopores. @eltern wurhe bic
9%oustbire oes v@merican Sotel" bur9
3u9pino susel6lasen uno stpar nit
iolber @efti9teit, Dap Die sroBe Spicssl=
l@cibe in berielben aeriprans. Sieles
bite lei6t 81 einem sefabrli9cn unfaI
iilbren f0nnen, Dem Serrn 6. @ils pom
Enquirer" weldcr 9er0oe neben Dem
Gin9anse itonb, fog elm Stiid Glas nit
loI9er &roft an Die S4ldfe, oaB bus
SIut in etrDmen flOB, er ipuroe in cine
nabe Ipotbefe sebra6t, mo- feline @unoc
.perbunoen wuroe; 9liidli9erweile lit tie
lli0t 9efd6rlih.
, 1876-01-28
Rt0mo11b poit office.
Dpit-Arranoement.
d. }Nrg | nt#5
Is. Oftoter 1873.

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ScnrtoAe oueaenrmn AWrfunfr & ~ Ssst m1
q. Ok. '""p '''''"o o"@o
Sonn.na anlunft So, m. -pua.
@oraliajr @sa @oR. F6alid. o~rsoenor,.
men Soiln'dae. - ~9ntunft .45 81 SIP ~
pof dIuf 1875 uhp s 20 s. m.
sahIide gna. 3meimaI tasHd. e.rn.
fhae dnsssnommen- - Mnfunft 1o.0o gs
t2.A5..I. 81. o. III uHs
,s,' Sor r = . agntunft 1900 m.- yOe
3itBmanb e. Gdnhine Gifephobr 4s.-
tai5 50 @a,anf' $50 ~ ". = 9oafdlub
9Hnbine e. 6reemsbors. ar.;,,or .s,.
itn. Infunft 2-30 unb q 81 M m mMaSa,
l9InB y. ~. unb f2.45 y. 81. SpH
Sarmhile. IdaIi6, s,nntoos o,.u
me H. anfunft 2-30 n. 81. % mnfidImf,
@%ytlapeate d. Obfn Giienbabn. TGaIid
Sonhta9s ause.npm aten. Mnfunft & 81 gp
= gpff6fuB $50 g. M. ~ :"
sya@burs Charlottesville, @tauntpn mb;..
Sulpber Sprtngs unb weGlff spn SRhitss,i--
s9er Sprtngs. Mnfunft S 8. Oh Toa-
f6luB $50 y. Sd. S'P'
9Seft gnint nub etationen nm mr. q 90
". lnn e. o.. q. 3Gsii6, Gonntans o yM.
nefaa'en; Nnfunft 1880 Y. %. wpIt-
Wloneeitsr, itsr @ea point. ,Solih -mn
'"nIt 1o-oo y. @. @Ofialue ~. M.
aape%a6annud, fiber gilb Saul. taoIib.
aH'""1f $50 9. 81. = grfldlae / 9. 81.
Samcs &iher cambier. DrsimaI pS6.n
i.ep: anfmnft Mpnta9s, MIttpOd,s ~ns
9ts'fass, 5 ". M. = Wgfidlue' Tisnoans
A0nnfrlfass unO seanabsnss, 5.3Og.r s 81
Canal @afet. Gr,imnl hYdentri4 -.
an ~ MittmDas, 8reitaas unb Gonntaos
H. pefl9Iu6, Mpntaas, Mittwsha
Sgort gump &oute. 3weimaI pStentIid,.
% @a%nntaHTtz Mlttmpds unp @annabenps &
t ", w. 4 81 81 g@SSltl9lub, DOnnerfass uno @ona
, 1876-01-28

Teueroepartement. Gs i'll
pOm Staotratb bel6IOlien luorben, oob
Der 9anptin9inienr unb Die Gomman-
oeure BON Dem StaOtratb aIe Spei Sab
re ernanut luerben lollen. 9as Separ.
cement ioll aus einen Sauptin9enieur,
cinen GOmmanoeur, einen .g8ertiibrer
fir iebe Gomposnie, 3 Monn fir jeoe
SpriBe umo 2 Mann fir jeoen 2eiter+
mogen belteben. Sie 3abl Der gompas=
ME oarf nidt uermebrt OOer perminocrt
Werbcn, obne grlaubniB Oes Staotra=
lbcs. Sielcr Sel6luB perminoert bic
Wtannl6uft BON II auf 8 DIAM unO
Eein @ebilfs- Sn9enieur miro 9ebrou6t.
, 1876-01-28
8 n Nutin, 9tapaoa, beft. lit elm 81

Sn Gultin. Napaoa, beit. 1T elm 2iss
ner Stub. Ocrlelbe iol iiA i'll blibens
oeren Verbaltuliien %befinoen, ais ir9eno
elm anrerer seienidaftliher 8erein oes
OlteS. Nls liinsit Die 6rase aufsewor,
fen wuroe. wie iid unter ben Wllosduien
oas HcrbaltuiB Der @eiAEdter lteIs, cr-
tldrte Sntel Sobn Gibbons, erlt am
Gage oorber in etuem aus etipa 10000
Oleler GDsel beitebenoen s3use, Der IN Der
Mountaineering iiber DIE Staot 9epflo>
gen iei, 1915 @anierihe se;ablt gu ba-
ben, Sine allsemeiue Sewlrtbms bclobns
, 1876-01-28

Setdubt uno beroubt. Neh,
elm &utidcr bes Senrp Watfins, bieli=
ger Wa9cnpermietbcr, welder eini9e
Serren mad ben Steinhrii6en in Che
iterfielo County fubr, wuroe ouf leinem
&iidlpese BON S Mdnnern dlorpformirt,
beroubt unO pom Wu9en serilIeu, mel
der lpdter bon 2euten i'm @alOe 9efunz
ben unb mad Der Staot sebra6t wurbe.
g{eo tam seltern Wtittas in Nersmeifz
lung Suriid. Gr last oaB ole 9eute,
welde Ell 9efabren es nidt setpelen, Die
i'm m~iBbonbelt Mno beraubt bitten.
, 1876-01-28

80er S IAN. Mittmo6 fiel Serr
Soicpb s. 9telpea, elmer Der @el6afts=
fiibrer Der Sobafs- Sabrif Der Serren
=. s. William d g., als er einisen
Der NnseiteQten @uftrase ertbeilen moa=
te uno riidwdrts trat, ourd oieO ehnun9
Der 8inoe unb erIitt l9meralide, :3enn
nu9, ME seboHt miro, feline sefdbrli9e
Y~srIebunsen. 9err 9tsuel murOe na6
Ieinem Sanie auF Union Sin sebra9t
uno ,par 9eltern aiemli9 mD6l.
, 1876-01-28

Generals ). 9. 9. Stuart gebabt ba=
be unn ooB bcrieIbc oebcten, Der Scnct
mogc ttincn @tabitein ouf oas @rob
ieines 8rubers leben, bo er bsabi9iis.e
nit einem pclienben Wonument oalicl=
be all Sieren.