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, 1876-11-01
LAFAYETTE,
Hpec1di D.fEntCh 10 The Tribune.

~
LAFAYETTE. Ind, 0r,. :l,-Thc Hon,
Schuyler Colfax spoke at the Oprra-lInnsc In
this city this evening. l.ons hvture thu up.
,aiutra hour tic huusc was crowded with an
u,plicncc composed of tu intelligence aud
culture III tim city. Mr.. Colfax was introduced
by tic Hon. &. s. Orth, Aul spoke for about
twu hours lie sre,nrtl iu0ru tilan usually III
rarI,rst, anu II Is tnnvedeu made ono oi l,t best
hFee :hcs u lis llfc, Hts audience, although
llRunyrnIcutlY seated, gave HIN Their ,lnII.
yded attention, and manifested their uplru-
battnn Gy lrc4uunt applause.
After the sprcri,, VublIE nMcption wnf ten
llerci him at the rt6ldelr.. nf 'liuNla Clitlry-
wotal, wi,err liz was warmly congratulated by
host u his iricntls. ILL., leaves for lllnon.ig-
Ion, ILL.,, tu-nurrow, wi.eru le alAl ten. lieu
Harrison aru nilRutlneel III sI,cAk VI. Thursday,
I"Ht .kaP P,I.lB.
Sprttal Dislutch - 7Hs TytbRns.
lHuiASArulls, Uet. IL - fnr tat rnliy u thu
Republicans viii br held Eatur<ay, anil, Il tic
nro County ints.as ID syu M ' iiyes e. la.
iurltY, ':CV more tIsan for Harrison,
, 1876-11-01

m cstfnE, Yesterday. The for;,c, AZ,
otit make. few nppoiptmrn,, ~ ~ n6lhn,
throughout The Stair, iml thc I,t,uIs ,us tftakeJ,
to su,l' appointments M cl,alence,s 81 haaia,enlcl
=. w, 'shislls, who va, to address IL, y
to1S tonrr, s S, H. ' .y not arr svss m BE- n1 sts
Etyhtcens, Wa1l ije,nocra,i.a IN iI.k itnsik at tiu
al'd nj Finueans Hall, on Arol,er ~, laaitere,
=, CHAnLEs II. HEED. 'e'
~, Mo.Dt any, 1,tlrertnIhtv M 10 Tim
whtyl! G!arsy Hecti y N lake In sea,rl p9,ls!on
| tic iu. GsSrre SG h hfnjMfsS MSSs teys esrSt.s y.
County Executive Committee, i,.'aa ir,aaa " sha
uny Stating t!lat frosn tu.tlpy hi. a,a yestel.
wo,sla nmit VI Ills srcnki, rvnr,. nt!gsnent,
ti'at l.a would work for tho tiekct unI T.g's aai
lis earnest support. A''' s''sA
ioHN II. ctoumu.
III tlie Interview with AIr, (iauch ,
days f,aper,. concerning The cl,a,f,oa ~ 1ealst.
nSnfI!st him by tlp 1in.cs, ona II,ses I."ts made
clearly ttatei. That was Liiat whrn Il" w y aal
.lisrovcrr'l that some Of tho or f,si mi E!onea
Linn 70 the l,oor.lluusr was not I'M ,'saea ~ by
he rcnlnsGu u WIN gosnl iloNr mi, ,bc yaaas rnn
lost MothnT whatever by the transa,st'n, 'eaai3
,otN WENTWORTH nEt:iiSrs .'t''
licatfon: ''t's III lot pnh
Cn!cAnn, Oct, ID. 1870 1.-Hpy,n. an t,7,ro
!,fttdtnt of NE late Rtpu5raa 'ti"p' t%"n1!',Et7,
SM Whtst va; ySr aent MI tz.,n mfs, H., s.:
me, received tlm nomination for icabs. aibs,sa,a
!,onni o. Equalization. AS eoon "ttf n II. u Y.
t"emen I g., mc neeihfsa ny lInTsltngnrs 10 ,rs.s
,9 s'I ,.' las tnSfG va every ptobsbI',
nnxt mrctnr IF tho t,sr sI e''n " tic t'Hr Of TX
mnny citizens wo fcsl ss:at1.ne @ VA, VA induetdS;
Of prov!oue isoa.ds 10 wthh"hA h"liA .'. .,s ac,tei
thls year lad ncjourncsl, tlnGilvas III atGtsa .!
oMr own nrErleycti taSaycs. uIyh, 10y
res 10 eonsnt. without political hia., az n y, ~
ta. "sse sEa ,rr ~" piaee; Hc nnres OF ali X
Tia n]Ss fnr rnnats II ts frs rss having deslns
EGuajIza,ion in now yScant m t'',ct nn y t.c e,d d
, 1876-11-01
lsAL1'I MORE.


WAsu,NuToS, II. C., OIL. 3l.-Twu clt!zcrA of
Baltimore have sent to tbs Department of jus
t'ep letter stating It's currently rcpurlca that
tho Sheriff uf HAT city, through lis deputies, IL
contemplating Tho arrest u a sufficient numher
Of Cultc.l S.ntes nrpuly Mnsslsais, on or before
,,cxt Iars:hy, With tlsu evident Intuition
NJ weakening thu loleu IF power and
tsr pre1cltc Ut tlose tI!leer. on clo,iiuM dny,
aEd that !r!r nf I,tu :lcrnt prMcsinn from me
lhttrl States tis.yerHlmcMt lii rasr nf tc arrest
u ral 3epu.y sin.sil!'s l.as prnll,ctl y IRA.
tnu;,l scus;ItluH annh4 flte Republicans, which
,hul,c5 II exceedingly .il,irt t proenre s,lll!.
ctpt,i ,t.lnuer, n st'ap !rnll'lcs, Ut y0lnnt era
inr tLo lDbtiIou Ut Deputy alatahals tn cIc.tIon
.llr.
!!ALrlMonn, Nfl., Oct. ai.-Sferi!f Mills, ot
This city, sars tIu tIc rspnrt TINT tlu intends to
arrest United States De!uly alArshais u,s Or lc.
lure nlcctln,,.dnv II utterly without foundation.
On le:nsrA!y, liz will assist tn. United STATES
Marsl,4ls with puasc eo!Hlnitatua II tatlcA
Npou.
, 1876-11-01
WISCONSIN,,


Srecial H'&patch to Tic Tribune.
GAINESVILLE, WIS.,, Ork al.-rho Rcpub-
1icans In ahe Second Assembly District, COM
posed of The City Of Jnucsyi'lc allI thc Towns
of Royk uul Ja1tcsyi'lc, held tha'r Convention
today, md uonlnatcd j. b. Cassatiny, Of Jarcs-
vile. Alr. Cassallay will undoubtedly he elected
by Il large r,ajnrtty, and will materially
strengthen tile National ticket,
FOND Du LAC.
To the Editor gT The Tribune.
FosD Du LAC, Wis, Uct. jl.-Thc largnat md
mast enthusiastic needing OF the ran,paigh was
held hero, to-niEht: Fig. hundred torchsnen
parnde,l tho Btrocts. Notwithstanding the
elrizzlIng rnin fuilins, l,,nory Hail was junmc.
over l,U00 persons being present, and Hundreds
went away unable to gain admission. The
Democratic secund Assembly District Convtn-
tto,l tu-nlght nnlntHatcd John Ala,lcy, to 10
beutcn by Thomas spence.
MllWA UKEE.
Hptctdl nspd!cA tu TIE Tribune.
MnwAuNEE, VS., UT. 3!.-'fno Democratic
RECEPTION to ex I.ieut..uov. KoGrucr, nj llltInIs,
ut tho Academy " M,ssIc lust evening WIS i
fuIlurct 80 Ear as numbers arc cunecrnCl.
, 1876-11-01
ABOUT TOWN.


OF both puytIcs IN tls city urc nj prostn eo far
as thr fsct or cy.rybmlv hrlu,. husv IL ran,
s,.a1 10y ,,,... 49,. ~ ,s..,.I"' h ~, "3 20 ~
and thc talk Mhout the probabilities goes IN
forever. So docs tlu routine work. Butl, Ke.
pub,,ca,s and uruwrats nya confident or s,,,
,r,s. Int m" 5rc;nr NJ roncnro ,..,,s,.. Nv" ~,
fa!so certainty III ttcIr hearts, They aru deter
mined 10 make the very most Of tilu few rc.
,nuInIpg ,iays ul grace.
"see here, Jlm," enid Col, hahcoek to Ja"'es
!. Nops yesterday morning, have rot It n'l
Workcd out In this llttlc book luw Hayes and
Whcplrr asu gulls 10 viii. Now, Nuw York is
eoi,u. )tepnhian liz freu, o. O,N, 1o 10 I'M ma.
% .n,,I". ., n". ' -vvv :" .noSo ''n
l"s'sLssss,.h Ine ,'oss eneou3as'"E lcoorts
from nll paris ottle stato every tlay. But, even
nttlng lFr anwn us doubtful, Just lnr thu saIsc
0f the ar1sslInrnt, llnyp llg,lrrt out d u1uiul-
ity ior 1,tr ranss,t,ntr.n
Aud Jntncs replied, IN tic wosls of Scripture,
, 1876-11-01
UNt.norlTlous WEATHER.

Tbs rainy god was not pronIt,ous last ertntnr
and his u,ltics intcr}rrc,i tn somc cvtcr, ,r,;s
t,o ,r,,ra ,,,,n,, ,o, out r.. H. CO." m,a "t,
~ NV ..,4' 'utu wv the ooata ema
ilaSes at.a Wnecler Gaohs TO eeEenadc AID. A.
drlc!. Had the weather been moro iavorab:
the niIuIr would hnyc been nr, uuccuiymal sr,.
ccss. As,t w,s. tbc 1shIrd Ward finh, hnr, ~.
,. -. ',.., wv" o'uo, p.c tu'
Dfllht OF H. ana afo deserving dt cErult for The
putrIottsnl It required to turn out ,pon s,,rh :,
t,,a.,rs,.I,, ,,.o,,n,.,,It. ,,;s,. sH.na
tuo'o9Es's o''us7'eeap,s '''s"' A4te! 1nasel1ns
nrolln'a t!le most prominent streets OF the wan,
,,a. .r,ar ~ Trnn,,,,, y ", n aa''@u' , w.
lcs'tolee' cos"cf VI i"eht's1h street anu eal
ui,,ct avcnuc, where the gentleman expressed
.n., ,'.,.e ~ i"., s, "
tho A"i'or III bftct hut tllHs
language. The effect produced liy tic brilliant
~ ~ hrh,li vi i"e ILL., TS rs.on ,",ir,Sd ma1 mdu "
lnafrll aeoull ING Eonthein Gnu oi tae Fam
nna then returned to The headquarters, No. VI
WABASH afcflflc, where IL talahAi!tltu
FOURTH wAnp.
There was an nt!usiaftle ontpo!,ring p 'ts
Fourth Ward last nignt, nl!l the Rcphbliyans
arose III their might and demonstrated Their
strength
-, Tl!e first incet'ng waa ti!as of tue toufla
meeting last night VI no. @G1 fA!rLS,hrst street,
Mr.. JuiIcs l.. High In the clIalr. The object Of
tho meeting Wus acttUn upon the recommends
tiun Of the Municipal Reform Club, and to de-
1louHce that recommendation.
a committee appointed by tho chair dfa'ea
antl reported the following reso'usions;
.WugnEAs. There ate but Two par!lsa to.da'
claiming ilIa ttltsrar u the people, namely: Ne
publican anu Democratic; nnl .,.,,,a,,,sr,.
mEhEAs, Les%tata % ss!ttchss" ~ u G'a,,a .Wsnt
~ cSi n'a Tay a VIZ a.n INV sniacns fran, ii.
r,,iar i,"mpi,irnc tcI;"t th,. r",s of rooI rar,
nnd HoncE ,uen. who hayn fairjy rrcciytd tasf
nomination. iy tlu rrarIar Republican Con,cn,
tluns;
Resofrtd, That VIC 1enouncn the aetinn o. any
and ull Republicans who participated ia thu aso1
lion ni thu ticket Of the Nnnlcirai Keotm = sIs
sn.callct, as tending u give az ann sn"'o' "'1'
eoJn ;nt cey, lno NJ rstify n,,nw IN: nomination,
Ms9ssn m H. haa ,1 M Sany nnSM ts md plsls
n"rse,v.s ~ tn +" cxsrt nyrIy hnnorae eor 10 tts1ls
tic surer,s uf iis cnt}rn isepnbllean ticket na'
tloisai. state, county, and city.
Rrtostta. That wo inyo'ye tlc carncst r1'S7s;s
t!nn Of nl lfepahflea Clubs Ill thl. cry ~
n'cnt nad purpose VI these fes"lsl'vus, .,o.
The resolutions wGrc Adnptel at!cr tn''
an,l pertinent address bY cul. Join l., blr,s,
Thu Clnb tllHn adjourned to meet WIZ ".
other organization on Twenty-iIltlth NJ ss4"
etCcets, giving UP The hall IN Lie Ht'11t'.. s,
Club, which held largo unt enthusiastic !aeeI,
Inc. They were Ioincl by tbs :rau1laaSlanse o.
tho North uu,l West Sisies, wIlrn a,ltrcsses xets
nutlo Iy Judge Suntlstruui, sr. Charles '. cur
uc w. ,lon Wl.!@ ws s''t eI i NJ irsScn,
, 1876-11-01

lG,s; for tho Futty-n,h Congress. i. u, Bel.
fnsl. Republican, mtInrfty, itEl.
The l.rEslnt,lrc II divided ~ follows: Srn.
ntc, Republicans. IN, Democrats 7: lLnusr Of
Representatives, Republicans 81, Dclnnfsats i;
Republican majority "m joint bntint :sa; net l:e.
members ol tllr Nol,se Of Representatives,
a,4H.
'rhta Legislature will cfooeu tlrcc Prcshlcl.-
tinl clcrturs Nov. 7, anh nIso canvass tl,n vote
for Governor, fcuivnant.tioyGr,lOr, Auditor,
Treasurer, anil Secretary OF statc.
, 1876-11-01

.,,.,.
DEIUTl SUl'EltF lSOtS.
Mr. n1sItopt3 LIST.
,rh, c,t.s amn,.r,.n. ~ rtao,,,r. u "
AHe thlcA shpGtheui VI E.'eetiu''e' ~ W.
BisIup, submitted II list of deputies 10 Judge
Drun,tne,n1 vrs,cr,tnv nt nsketI fnr tllcIr rtN,-
a.,"",,nn ,,,1 s,,a .,n.,,,s,'n.,, ,roro ,,d,
n'4Hatlu'', anti tilo appointments "efo "aoe'
Aprenacl Is n list Of them:
First lturd-FIrst PrecInct-C. y. Talmer. To:
II. ". chamscrlnin, Hcpnh1tcan; X: W. Pike.
i,cmocEAt. Ih!si1F. y. tFoMotkl,, lttpam'cnn'
Second llatvf-First Frccinct-WtIlian, ii. ian.
ger, neRhpHchhi tacnIec a. Msfsn. n'MinGI..
snr1sa. DcmScrat. ThjrlnF, {, Sic,l,ng, Jta.
publican; Henty 4. Wilder Democrat. Fnlil,-
, 1876-11-01

reputable citizens II Tho open bnltntts with
Which ln nsrl his large wealth to contrnl tAr Dem.
Of politics IA cer,auty tic uorg. reeo,,ur i,lalton
for 4 rcforlner.
, 1876-11-01
ANOTHER LIE NAILED.
TnB HON. WILLIAM ALnHiClf hErERA KNOW
NcrufMn

NOTHING.
The Democratic orators milling from, the
Palmer IIostse, with that ,lttcr Disregard for
trutl, which distinguishes thu fraternity from
Tom Hendricks all the way dowM to Charley
Cameron, lmyc been ft,Lnatrionsy charging TINT
the lion. William Aldr1rh, When II member Of
tic Wisconsin Legislature several years ago.
was n Know Nothing ut hcnft and u mc.mber Of
tho order. Mnrls tho record, mud SEQ how tho
U, Monday, Atnru1i IL, 1859, Mr.. Aldricl III.
troltlccl tho following Joint resolution, No. Go,
Assembly:
WnnnrAp, Tho Legislature Of tho State Of alan.
sach!.clt., 81 iss recent eesnol, ns passed M 0ct
extending lie tmc two years after ihc foreign
allowed tile right Of suffrage;
such law dt.ttr,'s wite and well settled policy
Ut tho HnTrrnMcnt, mil In ehlcnntcA ~ inftsMYo
upon tho rights Of our adopted cltlzehs; therefore,
htsolrtd, 1y tho Assembly, the sonuto concur.
ring, that our Senators III Congress- pc arh nru
hczr!y instructed, md our Representatives re.
change In uur naturalization laws A. VIII reduce
tho time Required for tho naturalization Of
foreigners to thsce years.
resolution relative u. the naturalization laws.
introduced by Mr.. Allslch the ,,ay previous.
VIVA takcn Ip. This previous question was
moved, seconded, and ordered, md OIL tho vutc
eis g! taken ne r resolution VIA declared lost
Among ttose Mlm voted In. tho afllrmat1vc
wcre Mcssrs. Aeartrh, bullock, Bussforti, Beck,
VI Gu Tho nrrn!lre side wefs 'p.su u Smith,
cratic State Central Gommlttcc; Harrison g.
Hobart, several times Detnosratlc candidate for
Governor uf Wisconsin; Fred Horn, Democratic
Speaker of the lSlsco,lsln Assembly; Harlow
S. UrtOn, nOw n DetnocratlcJudEcl III the Badger
nj ffnnfro u Smith, a lH,1fft1fr fn
, 1876-11-01

lhtAll.s S~A'+oeo
Ret<!reti payment In faitas uqaiHRfht soid Com
Zan dna O. ggalasf GM tffo, & Sam r. Gnsr nar
rp 10 Jan. l, 1871.
tSsgneLp s. TfknES.
}7u0.eenf repsnue siainp.1
, 1876-11-01

tcoatinltd on ias fvrh F2f'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-25

The New York Sun prints and sells
weekly nearly million copies. Week
before last nine hundred and thirty
four thousand copies were sold Mr..
Dana, the editor, will increase the
number to more than a million copies
per week before the ending Of the
present year. We hate to acknowl.
edge it, but the Sun does have little
larger circulation than the IDAHO
WORLD. 80
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-25
Notice.

Notice.
mo u. s. PARKER, j P. ORCU1T,
J. Hasley. A. r: Hsrsreye. ana AZ pD whoM no. y
..sya .hss - Constans and +. W Kroeber have
an.u -. sn amount of work required By the law q
nonuress 81 lo72, and amendments thereto. towis:
sr,vo Hundred and Forty te94Ol Dollars
!, ~ r1ncIe sam quartz ledge discovery claim sit
usted Is Boise county. t. Banner Ds,os; e Sa,o 81,
c,.. ..s. :n onsfts lod; and you hereby required
= 49, ~ a assessments eAinst you on tne ssme
- * "a rnblication u the notice within ninety
IN dsye fro the data hereof. o. forfer au youss
sisrss ~ orsrts oain, y provided ~ sss soove
- :. j. 81. xD0EBxR
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-25
Notice.


NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN
IN eha, Tho CO. partnership heretofore existing
hc,veen beverly wins aud Con Drscol in n, water
di,ches mining and Lumber business. , y TINS Gay
dissolved By mutual consents Beverly y,ann mJ a. ali
w.,ns rsohss. pitches, Mining Ground. Saw MIL
ana ar macbinery. and Lumber owned ey yd. Wills q
Dri.coi Beverly Willis will pay ell a1 aemsIas sna "s
cl.ims aeain:. the he, iase M nl,n I'D - .s,d arm.
VIII Gomez - o'''' BEVERLY WILLIS,
con pRISCOL.
rpAuo crrr, August 10. 1875. "'
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49,. -
GAMBLISc.-No passion can lead 10
such extremities, nor inyolze q man in
such 2 complicated train Of crimes
and vices, and ruin whole families SO
completely, as the baneful rage for
gambling. It tproduces and nourishes
all imaginable disgfaceful sensations;
it is the most fertile nursery Of cove
tousness, envy, rage, malice, dissimu-
lation, falsehood, and foolish reliance
on blind fortune; it frequently leads
to fraud, quarrels, murder, forgery,
meanness and despair, and robs us in
the most objectionable manner of the
greatest and most irrevocable treas
ure-time. a4si
Those that are rich act foolishly in
venturing their money in uncertain
speculation;. and those that have not
much to risk play with timidity, and
cannot long continue to play unless
the fortune Of the game turn, being
obliged to quit the field at the first
heavy blow; or if they stake them
selves to force the blind goddess to
smile upon them at last, madly hazard
their being reduced to instant begga-
ry. The gambler but rarely dies
rich man; those who have had the
good fortune to realize some property
in this miserable way, and continue
playing, are guilty of a twofold folly.
The TIGER THE. KING OF BEAsrs.-
Samuel Haughton, author of a work
on Animal Mechanics" writes to
Nature respecting the relative
strength Of the lion and the tiger:
II have proved that the strength of
the lion in the fore limbs is only 800
per cent of that of the tiger, and that
the strength Of the hind limbs is only
$50 per cent. of that of the tiger. /
may add that five men can easily hold
down a lion, while it requires nine
men to control tiger. Martial alsu
states that the tigers always killed
the lions in the amphitheater. The
lion is, in truth, a pretentious humbug;
and owes his reputation to his impos-
ing name, and he will run away like
a whipped cur under circumstances in
which the tiger will boldly attack and
kill"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-01-25
grofessioual Cards.


eisclAS. SURGEON. kc-. graduate OF J~sIes.
Sa Netical College. Philsdelphia oface on
20. q Graaite street, P.ac.rytIle, Boise Co.
4 fdcct-s:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03


Die ussepubIique SranoaiIe," bas Organ
@Gubetta's, sbednfpruht 167 conftitutsonens
&epablitaner, etnf9gisBIib Der fi13li6 ers
sudbIten Senatoren fur 2sbensaeif. Wan
~erruortet, baB bic @olonien RepubItfaner cts
pabIen.
&nBlanb. -RIass aber amsritas
ner. = ct. 8etersb1rg, 30. San. = Cine
htefse 3eitnn8 betLaSt ii3 iber bic i9Ie6te
Iuhdbruns anerifaniider 59ife in ben
O9otst Seen. Die borti9en 8epobner Ieien
NIT Wbisfp befto6en ruorDen unb bdtteH bG@
fur ben Gmerifanern bas Sasen unb 5ii@en
in iener @esenb seitattet. Ser GLipper 8la'
oamaf If nod Der gebrins StraBe ab8sies
cell, UNI benz 1lnfus Elm gaOe Su MAIDEN unb
etpatge Bbisfp 9abangea gu cOnfis8iren.
Bel Dbefia iilr3te am 8. Sanuar Elm
@nenbabnbu8 nit 400 &efrnten cine 86Id=
unS hinab. Die Dasen, 81 an Der 3abl,e
gerietben in SIammen !; 68 WenI6en famen
um nnb fait chen 10 uiele wurbea uerIebt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03
Giuctuuatter W0rftbert1t.
Eiufinnatt. 81. SdnuQr 1870

| &1nSlu0RllS 81. JalUpI AotOs Fl
8aampeHt. .8atr 10, aRtnb!tas 121 Cents
Btfeafprn.-Reb 8dleb SIS Cts; stall Braib
7-83 Gsate Der Dfunb. Green 9nrI, s4-9a gta. Orbit
go6aea.-o rbiadr. Deiss s1.Oo-r.1 10; CUTE metss
81 .20-1.25. tsfs Uetse $I.30-1.35.
Batter. Bette Greaue9 - &ts. 23stsrn
Referps 26-28 Gts.; bsFs Sennal Sbta 23-25 Sents
PEI gfe. S3IeSies 0ua!ttat taur ~ l7-22 Ssnts
Gitr.- II gsats per Dussab fir frif3s.
r.. &tGea.-6 Dot 8lal Charcoal $22. O0-26. 003 Mil
$21-22; StpneepaI, 1921; Mta s18-21i GpIbbIaft
Charcoal $50. 00--45. 00; Blopu8 $6O-70.90 Scrap
gtfea, gus IS ~gents-ss.Os; S6miebeetfeu $2.25-
$50; Stanseneeu $3.50. 81
8ebsra..50 $3.50 Gsnss PEI Dtanh fit btFs 8sbsHa
gartensepa6fe.- Rartpfstn, 1880 cts. per
gul6d; Saabfartpfeln ST. 100 per 8rl,; 8wisbelR
$I.5O per 8rl. 5urntps IS Cts. per 9n.
g%eflaaeL - 3apnn sepuste $3:25-3.75 per
DuBetb, 8elf69Gansr, sepaste, l23E gts. per @funo.
aebsnbe Gntsn $s,6O-- per 93O; Isbsabs @anfe $500
GtrSsrrtube.-gsa. Odt s1s. OO-14.oO.
@etrsibt.- Weissn. = Ruber Dintertpei3sn, SIR.
? 5 .2s1I.so; ar; 8 s. sl; 20. sei4&St9tfss ot 90
r SfS:rS si4S fi RH Ssae sl'4O' merger sl,A'-l'4'} ~ T''s'
am 9aluS mar Der @srtt Fau unb grstf stp@s
DsiSStu.a. = @euif6tes aoIbentOn 42--4S Gents.
@ef66ltes 42-44 gts. geu6tes 38-41 Cts.
3afr. Gsmif4tr $3.50 gts pei g3uf9si. Geiss'
40-44 gts., is mad Sualttdt.
gtpssea. : So Gents per gaisel fur betsn rsusu,
dgerfte. - Sprine 80 gtS-$I.10, te na6 Sualtt6t. /;
Gambia 81 .Oo-1.l5. SdIsatre aualiiat 50--76 Gts!
Srossstss.. Rsiss; Nie, orOsas1sf sa-szs
2asnasra, 243-25 Ste. per vfarb.
badsr. 5nrsrrafFnirtes l1--l13i Rafessa6sr ".
1Oz; gelber 9B-9B Ste. Stem Srleens Flo Gis
= g5efFtnt 1916 gts. per 9fp. nasssfal'
sens 7--s3 ets; srase Srm W. troaeassiaasasn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03
&eraGnhiaes Mebitiniren.

Mebiciniruns 1T MIR bann erfoIgrei6, ruenn fe
peritdnoig betrieben roirb, uno Deritdnbig TT fte hui
oonh, nsnn Ite pon Gnfang an beginnt. yit am
beren Shorten, UNI cine Rranfbeit 80 betler, MuB
ibre urfade befeitigt weroen. S9pd9e, iet fe
ansemetn ober ortli1, it Der llripruug Der tneiffen
&rantbeiten. Ssritdrfe bic 2ebensfrdfte, reggie bic
geroalung unb 9trSideibung, inber1 bn Die Orsane
fsarfff, tpeIbe iene aInadGttsen Surftionen perri6s
ten, uno 9pspepfie, gerfopftbsit, Niererls uno
g!aIenIeioen, decentralization, unreines gIit,
nnb Die SauIenbe pom 2etoe1, psI9e bic SoLgen
pom S9wd9e ftno, werbea pDut9 unb in ben r~neiftea
6aaen fir bic Daner %befeiti9t. 9as bette, fi6erfts
unb angenebmfte Stdrfuness tino Sdfteperbeffes
runesn1itteL fir bieIen 3ped tit 6ofetter's Nagens
bittcrs. Siinfunb5nan5iS Sabre LANCE @rfabrur9,
in rpeI9er 8ett es Dieqeidt 5ebnraal 10 pieIe gseot
cinen. bic ebenio iGnea peri9wanben, ME tie aufs
tauften, nm NIT inn in @oncurren3 gu treter,
iiberle6te, bat b~epteien, baB es oils Elm 9eiInttteI
fur ale &rGntbeiten, bic uon S6ud6e be9lettet
rperSen oOer aus ibr entfteben, nt9t ietnes SIets
den bat, H.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-02-03
StQDt Columbus.

Die Raurerarbett an Der greett 2arun
Bride int Giioenoe rpuroe ON Rtttpo6, finf gaos
nate Dor Der ~beitimmten 3eit, poGsnbet. Die arz
belt uirb ais uor3iiglt6 beIobt.
Or. Sames gatterfou, felt 20 Sabren Der
Asent Der gIepeIanb & Columbus giIenbabn, BOT
abgebanft, UNI fi9 gang benz aobIsnbanbeI au nib
men. ST. Geo. s. See, friber @Ierf inter Tats
terion nno Elm erfabrener @iien6abninenr, lit an
ieiner STEELE ernannt tuoroen. ass.s
9as @bepuar 0eiI. obsIeid Iansft gsI9ies
ben, farm INNER nod ni9t sue Nube tonsnaen un6
8iebt ben 2tbuofaten Die bette aIusft9t auf ~fsrneren
@euinn. Ssbt tritt Sr. Sim. Sell ais &Iaser in
unisrer Court auf. gia9 benz Iesten 8srtruse mug
er bic &inoer, Die aus Der ungliidli9en Gbe ents
ipran8en, bier er5teber, bantit tie bte WRutter an bes
~ftintmten Easea ieben tam; nar tudbrenb brsuer
Commemorate barf er nit ibnen auf Tetfen geben.
sSebt min 9r. yieiI BON bieier Sei1eI befreit iein,
erffens, neil ieine Sdrpeter, Srau Dennilon, reI5e
bie Rinber ersiebt, mad Baibinston se5osen iet;
s~1psitens, neil er ieEbit na9 benz Often gu Steben
gebenfe, I'm f9 bort ar einetr @ei9dftsunternebs
men tu betbeiIisen, has linn sttett 9euinrt rers
ipre9e. Sem bieitses 9runoet9entbuu TRACE ti6ts
Elm uno iei bebeutenb peri6utbet, perbe aber ipGs
ter bobe greiie bringen. St n,ife baber etrpas
betreibsrl, un1 boieIbe balten ilno bas Snterefie Der
Rinoer rpabren ou fonnen. Serner iet feline Sc
Iunbbeit ansegrifen uno bic gter3te ratben inn etz
men 2uftnedieI on. Die Court uertaste ben groz
3eB Bis gum A. Ssbruar. Die RIasenben 8eboren
ben biefissn bodtsn aritotratiiden Rreiien an.
Der Sail Der 6arab 81. 8ictor tourDe
ont 9onnertag uor unierer SQUIRT perbanbsIt. Srau
8ictor 1T bic Ntorberin, bic Dor Sabren in @Iepes
Lamb sisra Sooe perurtbeilt, aber pom 9ouperneur
3uIebensldnsIi6er 5u6tbauSftrefe bssnaptst uurbe.
Sest srflart iis, bab ie in bieie gIenberuns hes
StrafurtbeiIs niertals eintuiaiste tto bab man
obne ibre Ginpiliguns fetn 9te1t bate, lie ein5u'
ftedet, fat lie tu bangen. Hgg ,Ea
Sm 2aufe Der ger9anbIuasen entI9ieo atdter
Bingham, tue,,n bic gictor iib rusisere, bic 8esnas
btsuns ansunsbaen, 10 uerbe tie tn SoIge cebbaIb
ni9t fret, ionoern ie iei einfa9 benz Sberif pon
gupabo9a Goanip Ba iiberIisfern, I'M BON bteien
ssbdnst tu rueroen. @egen bieie gnti9sibuns aps
peairten ibre aopofaten. Die @ourt 5abe unter
benz Sabeas Corpus Aete fem 9te9t, tie benz Sbes
rif su iiberIiefern; tie tniifs pieInebr ouf frsier
SUP seiest merben, uno eft tuenn ite bic Ebir bes
@ourtbaaies ~psrIoiisn babe, f0nne -fe. ruieber usrs
baftet rperbsn. Sbr abDptat Gouperie erftarte.
fernere 8etpstsSrinbe lisfern gu molten, poruuf bsr
San fur cine Bo9e ueri6obea ruurSe.
Or. 2inberntan, Der Director Der gbiIaoeE,
pbiasr gatn5e. truf am 9ienitas Abenb bier Ell
unO beiu5te am Rittpo6 Rorsen nit Sreb. Ii3eI
unb benz Birser.g Committee bic gapitaLrlnioerft
tat. Gr uuteriudte bGs @sbaube sriinbIi8 uni