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EOn,t Forget This,

that the Estey Organ Factories are the larges
In the world make the most organs, over 60,0l
being In use, anc Notwithstanding the hard
times are now making nearly 1900 org ans eysry
month. They are not only this best and cheap
est but are sold on the easiest terms OF any
organ made. II any one says to the contrary,
don't you believe It, but address for catalogues
and information,
GEORGE q. DAi,
nov22d6w1y Rutland, Vt.
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NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

The senate in executive session to-day
confirmed the following nominations G..
i. Raum of Illinois to be commissioner of
internal revenue, vice Pratt resigned c..
C. Sheets to be appraiser of merchandise at
Mobile; Col. Benjamin Alvord to be pay
master general with rank of brigadier-
general.
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Pigeon Shooting.

w ASHINGToN, August =.
The pigeon shooting arrests, as test
cases, at Brightwood park, some time since
at the instance of the society for the pre-
vetion of cruelty TO animals, came before
Justice Weaver, who decided that shooting
and woundng is cruelty, as charged. The
cases will be appealed until they reach the
district supreme court.
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To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscTetious OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood etc, l Will send
recipe that Will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
slonary in South America. Send self-ad-
dressed envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph T. Inman,
station d, Bible Rouse, New York city.
feb2sdeodr w6m
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GodloYe s. Orth Resigns.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 2.
Godlove S. Orth, the republican candi-
date for governor, has written letter ten
dering his resignation as candidate. The
ptatc central committee has been called to
meet here August 4th, 10 take action
thereon.
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Tres. hayes ana
Rutland, Aug. 2, 1876.

Gen. Wm. Y. ". Ripley president Hayes
and Wheeler club -
DEAR SIR--In behalf of the young mems
Hayes and Wheeler club of Rutland,
very cordially accept your invitation to at
tend the republican rally to be held under
the auspices of your club at Rutland Au-
gust 3D.. G. L. LAWRENCE,
Pres. Young Mems Hayes and Wheeler
club
Rutland, August 2, 1876.
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Letter of Invitation and Acceptance.

Mr.. George y. Laurence, President. etc q:
DEAR S1R-ln behalf of the Hayes and
Wheeler club of Rutland, beg to extend
to the Young mems Hayes and Wheeler
club of which you arc president, an invita-
ton to attend at meeting Of the republic
cans of this congressional district to be
held at the town hall on Thursday after
noon and evening, Aug. 81, to listen to ad-
dresses from distinguished republican ora
tors who have been invited to be present.
Very respectfully,
VIM. Y. w. RIPLEY,
Pres. Hayes and Wheeler Club.
Rutland, Aug. 9, 1876.
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Correction.

PouGHKEEpsIE, August 2.
Walter harrington, Of this city, is chair
man of the prohibition state committee,
and not the missing ID. Il. yelling, ss re-
ported in recent Middletown dispatch.
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Nothing is more harrasslng than ulcers or
bOils. Fortunately they can lie quickly healed
by the use OF GLEsNs SULPHUR soAP, which
purges the sore OF its poisonous virus OF proud
ilesR, and thus removes the only obstacle 10 It's
healing. Grow young In ten minutes with
HILLS INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE.
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atOISE TRIMNlN, S, BRACKETS,
l C,rnces NJ iul~iugs, DJors, sash and
III ChAs. T. HARRIS q co.
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Walllngford.

We were in error in saying that Walling-
ford was not represented in the demo-
cratic county convention on Tuesday. 1t
had three delegates, DIR. 8. d. Hazen,
Elias Stewart, and A. s. Mahon.
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Chester.

Rev. E. J. Chsffee begins his fourth
year as pastor of the First Universalist
church next Sunday. His subject in the
afternoon will be, "Lesson from the build
ing of Solomons temple"
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Weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,

WAX DbfhhlmENI,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 81 n. IN. J
For middle and eastern states rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer, easterly to
southerly winds. stationary or slightly
higher temperature, clear or fair weather
and possibly occasional light rain along the
coast
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Rutland, August 2, 1876.
The Reform Club PLAYS.

The reform club had an excellent audi
ence at their presentation of plays at the
town hall last evening. The house was
very good natured as well as numerous
and applauded vigorously. The perform
snce opened with "The Charcoal burner"
with the followinp cast
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Tilden and Hendricks Club.

A special meeting of the Tilden and Hen
bricks club will be held this evening at
1880 sharp. j. ID, HANRAHAN,
President.
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LONDON, Aug =.
Between July 30 and 81 five Turkish di.
vis' ms entered Serva TIE Servians arc
trying to avoi battle.
DIFFICULTY MEDIATION,
The Paris correspondent of the Times
quotes telegram 10 the Russian agency,
dated st. Petersburg, August l., stating
that the power are negotiating for media
ton, and SO far agree in principle. 1t is
not certain whether the mediation may be
accomplished without prejudice to the in.
teTests of either party.
TIE TURKISH ADVANCE.
The Times Vienna special reports that
Sulieman Pasha has attacked the Servians
at Pauderolo The position was defended
by eight battalons and IL guns. The Ser
vians were dslodged. The Turkish COL
umns have united before Brujazeva,z,
which place has been fortified by the Ser
VANS.
TIE ALLIANCE BETWEEN sRRvIA AND MON
TENEGRo.
The Daily Telegraph's Paris dispatch
says the following are the paragraphs of
the recent convention between Servia and
Montenegro: A weekly subscription of
5000 ducats is to be paid b. Servia to
Montenegro; the autonomy of Montenegro
shall be respected; Servia gives a guaran-
tee Of annexation of Herzegovina to Mon
tenegro; the kingdom of Servia to be re-
cognized by Montenegro. There is to be
an offensive and defensive alliance between
the contracting parties. Both states are to
be incorporated in Sclavonic federation.
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Trinity Church.

There will be service in the new chapel
at 1880 this evening. The Rev. s. II.
Asbury will officiate on Sunday next.
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FIRE insurance.

John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall dow
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IA
No OF cars-Boston and Lowell, &c.
Prices OF market Beef-A few choice at 81 goa
$40; extra 81 00e7 BY ; first quality 50 300
50 IS; second quality S. 5000 10 third quality
S. O0ld5 25.
Prices OF store cattle Working oxen q pair,
from 800, $3.50, s115@t2s0.
Mich COWS and Calves from $4,000; extra
s53a90 farrow cows $40 80.
BYearllngs slo@22; two years old *ls@a2; three
Western fat swine live 7l4@7N perlb; dressed
ssshc. per h. stores, wholesale iohc, retail
l0hallc.
81 90, 81 90, 81 5Oas 90 each extra s30a4 80
each, or from 3Sbhc . ID. Spring lambs d@G3lc
u ID.
Prices OF hides, tallow and sNns-Brighton
hides &C o ID; country hides 5%G52ic ~ H.:
Brighton tallow 5'ic q b; country tailow
sheared sheep skins 2oc each. Wool skins 10
"a 20 each lamb skins t0c each. CALI skins,
10&llc q ID.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
N Il. Beef-Cholce grades includes nothing
but stall-fed 100 to 400 lbs bullocks Extra
and first quality includes the best, large fat
oxen. Second and third quality includes oxen
and two and three year Old steers.
Sheep-Extra includes cossets, and when those
ofinferlor quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
Cattle-Ne md this week large run OF cat
tie, figuring 2l27 head at this market mostly
from The west, but few grass fed cattle from
tho north Just beginning 10 start from that
source. Inc trace was com paratlNelT 1alr fatr
considering tho number Jut the bids run a
shade Off from last Tuesdays rates, euual to
strong &c r 10. Many butchers calculate to
buy at Brighton unless purchasing here at n
decline, which brings owners to terms In many
instances. Hathaway wifi sold so steers
5verage 1400hs at IS IS; steers to Wentworth
average 1900 lbs at SC ; 6steeis Of 42.c. L.Leav-
lit and Son sold steers to Mr.. Newell. weigh.
ing 1855 lbs at BIC IA steers to Mr.. Coward at
s. 80 steers lo,li5 lbs at SIC; 10 steers to NJ;
c. Felch, 1868 lbs at IS 80. NJ, T. shackett sold
5 StaerS average 300 lbs at d c; leterS aver.
age $50 lbs at &c.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts 4455 head for the
week from the north. The mark as far as
prices are concerned is weak but they worked
OF he focks with fair life at the cecline or
nearly &c 3 n. 6364c on lambs and 4G5b on
sheep seems TO be The way the focks were sold
|. b Sargent sold IS lambs and IA old sheep in
the lot at 5t{c, average So lbs. y. Kimball sold
| I'D lambs average 80 lbs, at 6Hc. c. Fisher
sold l02 os, average 60 lbs at CSC 23 sheep
2I20 lbs at sc. j. q. S4nborn sold 40 lambs 600
lbs at CSC. A. U. Turner sold 81 sheep average
"A bs at SC.
Pouitry-A few odd lots were sold. Turkeys
drug lots sold at 12Nc that were mixed.
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Mr.. Anthony submitted resolution to
print 1000 copies OF the proceedings Of the
impeachment trial of w. w. Belknap re-
ferred to the printing committee.
Mr.. Edmunds introduced bill to pun
ish embezzement in the district of Column
bia; referred to district committee.
Mr.. Morton submitted resolution to
print 10000 of the message Of the presi-
dent in regard to The late massacre at Ham
burg, S. G.. referred to the committee on
printing.
The senate then went into executive seq
sion, and when the doors were reopn d
the consideration of the river and hs;bor
appropriation bill was resumed.
Among the amerdm cnts agreed to were
appropriations of $1,000 for the harbor at
waddington, n. Y; $4,000 for the i'm
provement Of the Harlem river; $4,000
for dredging the Hudson river in front OF
Jersey City; and $4,000 for examins-
tions and surveys Of rivers and harbors and
for incidental repairs Of hsrbors for which
there 10 no special appropriations; increas-
ing appropriations for the harbor at Os-
wego from $40, O0O to 800, 900, and for the
Hudson river from S25, 600 to $4,000.
Before reaching vote on the bill the
senate adjourned.
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READING NOTICES.

Visit Mrs. G.. T. Loops hair store, Gen.
ter ST., over Townsend's furniture rooms,
Rutland, Vt. diff
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T|ie gatlaad Daily Glohe
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1876.

Advertisers ioW please hand in their matter at as
early an hour in the afternoon as convenient BY
doing they wiH gige us more time to arrange and
property display them, than II taken at late hour.
The circulation of the "Daily Globe" is equal
to-, if not in excess Of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont Tho circulation of the
weekly Globe" is half larger than that Of
any other weekly newspaper in Western vor-
mont and more than the combined circulation
Of all the other weeklies in Rutland county.
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give expression of condemnation in the
action of the county committee and ap.
point new one. NJ.
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Godfrey Harrington. Nelson Ducharme
Matthew Esdale .............Ed f. Reynolds
Edmund Esdale ..... Matt. f. Harrington
Poynet Arden. ID. Boynton
Mr.. Valentine Nerdict,....... .Jos Cr0cker
Caleb BrowD.......-----.. "A. ID. Morse
Abel Cole. .....................GcO w. Eaton
Edith Harrington. Miss Carrie L. Coppius
Barbara Jones .........M Miss Laura 4. Carter
Cecilia Smirk. Miss Maud ST. Leon
Old Mother Grumble. .........".H Henry Oney
The play has some strong situations, and
some amusing dialogue, which were heart
lily enjoyed. We have not space for de-
tailed mention of the acting but Messrs.
W. d Boynton and Joseph Croker did
especially well.
This was followed by the remarkably
amusing and well presented farce, "We're
All Teetotalers," with the following cast
Mr.. Jededah Maple. G. Needhsm
Jirah Maple { bis .......H. G. Morris
Hezekiah Maple tsons.......N. w. Smith
Tom Townbred. ..................J. l.. Atwood
Mrs Maple. Mrs Nellie Henry
Hulda Nj ple........... Miss Susie Hubbard
Interspersed through the evening were
songs and dances very well given, aud con-
cluded with the farce Haunted House. The
evenings entertainment was decidedly sue
cessful
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Time, 2.23l, 2.25, 223, 2.25, 2G.
In the last heat Planter and Marion ran
dead heat for second place.
Purse of SO, 1000 for the 90 class
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Forty.fourth Congress.

WAsnINGroS, August 2

WASHINGTON, August 2.
The regular order being demanded, the
house proceeded to the consideration of the
Bland silver bill.
Mr.. Kasson said that the practical diff
Guilty with those of the house who opposed
the bill was want Of sufficient information
TO vote on the numerous propositions en-
braced by the bill, and, therefore, they de-
sired such opportunity as was given by
other parliamentary bodies, namely: in
quiry by the commission, with a written
report. The bill affected the payment of
the public debt, the wages of the laborer,
and the payment Of all debts contracted
since 1878. IL affected the payment Of a
thousand million dollars of savings IN
savings and other banks, apparently at
thorizing depreciation OF 10 per cent. for
paper and 90 per cent. for gold.
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KEENg DRIVING PARK, August 1876 Purse
Of $500 for Three minute class $3.50 TO flrst $le
to second, SIS to third, $50 to fourth mile
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The Races at Keene.

The first day of the August meeting on
the Keenc driving park drew out fair at
tendance, and there was considerable in
terest in the races of which the following
are summarizes
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Stock and Money Market.


Money after loaning up TO closed at ~ per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3la4 per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet at dSIk@4s9H.
Gold opened at llls. and closed at ms with
sales Ia the interim at ~.
Clearings at the Gold Exchange SIS, 56I COO.
custom receipts, sAs, coo.
Treasury disbursements, Sl,32s,0OO,
Governments strong.
state bonds quiet and nominal.
Railroad bonds active.
stocks opened with continued depression and
early business was weak anu irregular. After
midday the market became Arm with an ad-
vance in price IS which was followed by reac-
ton, and durshgs the las hour stocks were
heavy and lower.
The transactions tin stocks ro-day aggregat-
ed l0s,37o shares. The principal dealings were
as follows:
ern Union, 90 900 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, G,35O; Michigan Central, 10, 100; New
Jersey Central 6,SO0.
Money closed ut 2.
Gold osed at H.
Governments steady.
Siale bonds nominal.
stocks closed duh and irregular.
The following are the closing quotations
, 1876-06-03

pbiIabelpbia, 2. SUM. Die
GntbiiQuuscn Der 9umboIot = otatue 1T
auf ben 4. SuIi feitseIcbt. Sic Geres
mpnie'n weroen Inn 5 l1Gr Morgcns an-
fanser, uno ibsr so 0ereine, barunter
cling, Surns II. GGigen=8 ereine, boz
ben lire 9e:beilisuns 5ussIast. 9ie
ucrl4ieoenen Welsll6often p%eriammcln
IiN an ocm an Uairmouht Nucnue 9elcs
gencn Gin9onSe ocs 9orfes mn bege=
ben 5id BON bo brett mad Der Stdtte
bes Monnments, Gds bes Y~arfiu6r,pe=
9 8 unb DER &lrarb. glpe. Ser Sptul.
betra9 bss gjnnabme ON lesten Nsitt.
mod belief I'D auf $l3,l24, Die Mnjabl
Der Ysluder anf $500.
, 1876-06-03

6err Otis 98eit, Der Dor einisen Sa-
gen basllnslid bate, in ben Sreossar"-
@erten iib 5wei Singer ab5uidncioen,
purbe BON ieiner Trau in @esenluart
.Inoerer lebten Wontas arg sure6tseisbt,
i%uorauf CT ii6 uornobm, .li9 81 ridden,
uno li1 gu erhdnsen, gu weIbsm Gnoe
er li6 cine 3snsleine lieb, ieinen Greun.
Den 2ebeuobl ia9tc ano iie nit ieinem
8orbaben befannt madte, Die inoeB es
fir S9sr5 bislteu, bod aIs feline Srau
in ben 9of sins, bemertte iie, oaB ibr
Mann beT Strid fir ieine Simmeliabrt
suredt ma6te, ,uoraui lie ihrie unb nit
ibmunterbanoslte ,oaB, ,ucnr ernod oieies
Mal niht abreiien wOlte 1ie ME mieuer
i'm 10 j1le9t bebanoeln miir0e, porauf
@eIt Den Strid pom 9alie nabm, unb
isinem gisentbimer suridbrabte. SEPT
iagt er, IS lei MIR Elm GpaB sswtisn.
Warum lisB Srau @eit i'm nidt Elm
paar Minuten aappeln?
, 1876-06-03

MtIontic Mi!iii{ippi unb
Ohir Giienbabn. Der Torf Der
Mtianiie, MiiNlIippi unh Ohio giJens
babn @siefliAait auf @eronIaEung Der
Sruliccs Der $l5,000.00 Sppo.
tbefcn fir bic serihtli9s Grnennung
cines .&eceiuers" iuurbe 9citsrn 1T benz
Ser. Staten Gcri9t %oerhanbelt. Ser
Mnualt Der Gompasnie mahte gintpens
ouneen. ba Die &ld9er Elm gu tleines Ga
pital reprdientirten, nm ipldes at per-
lanecn unb neil es unbi1ia Ici. Nads
Dem Die 5ade arsumentirt NOR, tuuroc
Die Ginmenouns suriidge;pQen unb Der
Gaa bis beute Morsen 10 llbr perido-
ben, nm Die Mntport uno 8e,peije Dem
@eri1te borsulescn.
, 1876-06-03
0ns Gnnntoass0la enth1lt


Gin Qunooncr 5troBenfino." Ori.
sinaI S9iloeruu9en ans bem ic;ialen
9eben G%nslunos. Bon MrnoIb. (Sort.
iesuns.)
.Sclo nnb aaiier." 3eitromun BON
&resorS omaroNu, Siiuite (S6lu6) @b-
tbsiluns bon Tim SSepter uno &ronc."
.Sie NdDeriu." Cine Gel1ihte nit
Nusduruenoung, bon Or. Sulius Weil.
vMnseboren," 8oman o u. S9df-
fer.
Bon Der Wsltausteluns 81 H3ila-
oelphia."
rGlementarseiitsr." Gt;dbluns bon
8ilbslm Slider. (6%ortIebuns.)
n@ie &l1oer oes Strdfin9s," BON
8ulouin W~t6nbaulcn (GortleSins.)
.lllbabcr contra Gbamp .9ner." Cine
iibe Grinneruns aus Der &~rieJs5eit, BON
Nynolo Meumer.
~0as MarbaGee @diaersG enfmal."
Scr Sut Der Sunsfran ben Orle.
ans"
unb piele anoerc intereiionte Mr!itel,
, 1876-06-03

541d9erei in Der Main
5traBe. @eitern amiiirten iib bic
2eute in Der Mtain StraBe iiber cine
funitserehte 8oysrei, melhe Die 9erren
Stanley 8ranh. Elm Gleioerlaoen glerf,
bel 3. Slider. unb &eubeu Sacobs, Elm
oitio bel Sing Slider. ben Nahbaru
gum 8eiten 9aben. 9as @efe6t idien
erniibaft psroen 5u wollen. oas. refine
9lnt FOB in Str0men uno Die ltmfe-
bcnoen butten Jurdt. oab Elm llnaliid
paifircn t6nne NIB maAten Der @orlts!+
lung elm Gn0e.
, 1876-06-03

Sn Der 0eriammluns Der 9ireftoren
Der Yisomont & arlington 2ebens.0er
liaerunss- 8eieai dat, ipeIde SOnner.
flag atsebaltsn wurbe, bemertte Col.
Darlington, oaB feline Yfli6ten aIs
Draper es ni6t 5usebsn uaroe, feline un-
setbciIte Mufmerfiamteit Den @eihdften
Der Gompa9nie ou wiomen, nno lebnts
Die Nommatiun als Yrdlioent Der gom=
pasnie ab, worauf er als Anualt uno
&atbsebsr Der @sisal6aft erwablt pur-
De. Sie fol9enoen 8samten iinb er=
pablt moroen: 8. S. Sartloot. Yrd-
lioent; S. S. Soptins, Setretar; . =.
Sartioof, Miiitent=S etretdr uao GaI'
lirer Die anoern Yeamten blieben.
Oas @alair beg YrdGoeuten Del
Gompagnie betrdet $500.
, 1876-06-03
Somasa 3. 9nni 1876.
O.e itmwanoIuna in 8erlim

g2oh Mucm tuaa mir boren. 1T oas
Miuite,ium in Berlin IN elmer uoultdn=
siaen. Grifis beariffcn. j5ucrit trot Del
! sriid az, runGampbarf II. OoS lolden
Wetidn uur principicle Sdnpfe gum
@runce fieaen t0nucn, tieat auf H,d)er
.buno. Sa Der Tbat miro 8ismarfs Gi'
ienbab ,.Yolitic als uy5ahe anasfiibrt
Dieie fam aber n,ir ,ui,oer Elm Chill ei'
mes 6pfems jeir. usldcs sur Ourhfiib-
runa fo1lmt. YiSmurf mil Die oentld)en
Giieubahuen inter etuen eiubeitlihen
Neid)s>T erualtune iellsu, seraoe pie Die
Wtilitdr-N r,paltuns, oieToft oas9ytiin;'
svcicn &c. Gr flies babel aof oen bcftis'
frn WteocrfanS nid)t allein Der particu,
IariHiidsu Sntere1len fer ein;elneu Siaa'
tcn, IonSsrn aud Dee Up cifilder Yreus
B%crtbuns. Gr bat bielen Mlocritato
burA feline betannte I!usoarer inPrehBen
eebrodeu, mo I'M ibriaenD cutidlano Ct
neaaitotion in Sang asbsadt. ,pclde oai'
s{eibt ,3icl unabwenbar antabnt. Die
prcuBiidcn &ammern baben bic Trage
bel 9btretung Der Snbnea bercits bcjabs
euo entid)ieorn, utto in 8olae bapon III
oicie Mabrescl int %iibriaen Neulfdfano
nur nod elne Srase Der 3eit. Wlan but
feYrcnBen %oorseworfen. eS ,poneO eutlf)'
Lamb perprcusen, unb null t'itt oas linz
ectebrte suIass. ErcuBen ioa oeroeutlbt
iue. BEN. Die Central @ewalt iudt ibre
@tarfe niAt III YreuBen. i%Onocrn im Jiei-
dc. Dieis p~rineipielie Sront $ Seronos=
ruue Die ei9entlih ,lur cine losiit)e Go1>
icqucns Der Wiecererfebua9 oes oeut,den
0teitcS 1T. fi,oet u ibren Mnsorud In
Wiiniiterial Bcrdnoeruusen.
w bic Gtellc oea preufifAen Wi l.
tiers Oeltriid tritt Der jiiote ,tideDa rn
belIe 9ofman. Use iriber ibon oil
du6sre Eotitif cine rationale mar uno IN
Dem bairilbeu Jiiriten Sobe lobe etner
Strtreter an ausmdrtiaen 9Ofen fanS, 10
felt iiA nun aud Die iuuere Eolitif auI
oep NrldsboSeu. l1ulerc 2eier fenner
Sic Ybaitn, ,ueld)e bic Giienbabnfraat
in Der i~un9iten j3cit burd)9emaAt. Sie
baben ssieben, tuie 8ismaafs slatrdae
Anfanas fait uon olleu Seiten surudse'
,pieisn uuroen un> ieben nun. mie oieie
Yolitit itiinolid in gang Oeutfhfano on
Gpocn asipinnt.
Der Nadtritt bcS idhiiiden Winiftera
Trieien miro auh nit oieier Jrage in
Serblnouns sebradt. IS bat fid ber'
ausaelteDt Dap Der idd)iiId]e Sof III ber'
ielben Matchmaker oahtc. als Dos Wtinifcz
RUM uuo Der Ydltifu!arismus eincs
Ebeitss oes 0blteS. Su 9eiien, Wiir:
,tembers unc Saoen isben mir Ole ratio
male Mnlidt in oieier Sade INNER mebr
Booen seuiunen unS bic Siirfen sur
,Giniibt fommen. oaB fe feline Ouocrds
netatsreAte auisebsu, uenn fe unab
,ueiilihea national0fonOnnlten @rnaoz
; ideen HeAuuns trusen. IS CAB eine
a3cit, tpo III il, es ais cine Mnrmalic be-
iradtct, oab GliaB : 9otbrinsen WeihS-
lano waren. Seute tetradtet nlan bic
fen 3ulfanb als einent natiirltten. Der
i,fbe l1mihmuns Der Iniibtsu wiro auh
nit yesus auf Die Gilenbabnirase elm
frefer.
, 1876-06-03

Seute lit wicoer Der 9%onnabenb ba,
Der Soss mel1er ben Serren Gbemdns
nern gar niat sefdlt = ben SAG oes
Sausreinisens. @ar man4er Mann
mSdte aus Der Saut fabren, tuenn er
Mittass itatt sinsm semiitbli1en Siner
Die 5eppi9e auf9enommen, bic Senitsr
a~usgeboben, ben JuBbOoen nit @eifen-
matter iiberl9wsmmt, slide uno Stib=
lie umseorebt, ba5 Sons I'M Yelib Der