davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10
MmTOrOer rltIp((.
GG mil .GnNrn

pirb aufssfcrbnt an DIR. .. 9abra,
Iuhtn, Ssras, itins @brtGt tinSaGGidsn-
Seber brr iibsr bas 8sTbIeibsn ron Gmit
Sabra, friibsr In Qlsniepn, pa., pUgnbaft,
sttpas ptib, pirb ssbrtsn an pbtes gIbrsiIs aus-.
fanft 81 srtbsilfn,
y. g. Sobra, NJ. D.
Muffin, Seras.
5ebrunr B.. lS76.-3mI.
~ Der ,,llHabbinsise 8epublifann" IN
Mllsntotun III gsbrtrn, ObiSe gnSsise ~ robirsn,
llne bic &eSnuns an DR.. .. 6. Sa6ra In Mu-
IiiH, Seras, eintuIhideu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

SUbn Q. Gores, @iScIs @arb, OiibbIstppn.
Gbn. W. Spifsr, SummsIslOpn borough.
fran, Stinbt 9YFens Borough.
Gbas. g4. WarB, 9pfsns Borough.
q. SO. 9isbtbau, epfsns Borough.
SarOb @apniart Daupbin 8prouab.
Spbn Rar1b, Salifar Borough.
Saicb 8iitermann, SaIifar 8orouab.
Subn Scifmant llnipntoRn Ypreuab.
8. %. Stpttr, Susautbanna GcpnI6ip.
Wm. WoIt Susautbauna 2ppnI@ip.
SOEab MGIbmap, Susausbanna 3UpnI6ip.
W. y. Wsbargc, Stpatara SobnI1ip.
s. v. Stcbtr, gctptr partpR Sppnl@ip.
Mbnsr Warlb, Saltfar Borough.
Samss Z. Grttlanp, Htfb 3ppnl1ip.
Ssnry Ip9te, 8ssb 5OpnI9ip.
petsr 8. Gnbfrs, Sadlpn 5CpnIGip.
Spbn 3. 8spntann, Sadlpn 3epnI9ip.
8risbri6 Ssdsrk upps: Parton 2opnl1tp.
Granf S&absL Wal&inston 3ppnI1lp.
Sofab 9uffnBtpn WafHiHatcn 2Vpnf4ip.
Gbparb u. Sfss, Wai6instOn 2opnI9ip.
Soon q. SOiTmant Wal6fnston SOtpni9ip,
SpIspb Rumbsrssr, @irpntsec&c cpnI9ip.
@rp Murpby QBispnisrc GppnI1ip.
Geprg SbeBIev, QBiajamstppn.
Gerbinanb Armbrullsr @iaiamstppn.
6. 9. Npsipf, @iliamstupn.
Scbn @reer, gBiliamstcpn.
@artba GrYs, 8iIIiamstupH.
VI fanrationGn:
9afpb S&mibt GrRs Warb, Sarhsburg.
eugene @aII Dritte Mnrb, bo
Geo. 8. 8iGlinseE Sritts Wdrb, bO
Sobn s. GprIanb, Dritif Warb, bo
Ybilipp @lbinssr, Se4fs WaTb, bo
Mi6arl Brady, M6te @arb, bo
Safpb 3. S1irftr, NlibbIe gGnrb, WibtIstppn
SaFpb SGabt 0hbble @arb, DO
Mnna Spstnbctler, Glib @arb, be
SamusI SCfmant qpftns Borough.
OaSib 9eCfs, Spatara GopnG&ip.
@Ifrsb SRieSg Upper Parton SppnItip.
9amss Darby 8iIIiamstcpn.
86OliaIe:
@m. @P9uire, GrRe @arb 5arrisburs.
Wnl. elliott Dritte Warb, bp
Geo. Bailey, 8irrle Warb, bo
2epi SGifd, Sehfe @arb, bo
WcriB Slider, Nruntt Warb, bo
Marp s. Detipiler, Neunte Marb tp
W. y. SteilsE Gait SanpSer 5Opnl9ip.
SpbH Sin4, @igiamstUpn.
Oie &ppIIFationen folgenoer SerlO'
nen wurben peribOben:
Sotel;,,
@iars ann MilsE 6. Sarrisbure.
Spbn S'DpnnsH, 8.
9bTilt. Wumma 9.
Gbas. 8. SbpsnaFsr, SummsIstopu gsrs',
S0bu .. ait@, Spafara Sppnf&ip.
&emcnItratiOnen purocu eiugerei6t
8e9en:
GItlabstb SisltanS, Z. ~ 5Erisburs.
gSnl. D. Sad 9.
Serworfen iuuroe bic &ppIifation oes
Wlt8aeI GIpnH 8. parisburs.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10
Hemnfratiidlr Wrlmsrpahlen.

8ei ben am purlebten Samita9 Nbeno
ltottfnbeuben 4rimarluabIen osr Der.
ldicSsneu @arbS in bisier Stubt, iuur.
ben folaenbe Gaubibaten fiir bic fOm.
menbe SriibiubrSluubl Gam l5ten Sc.
bruar) anfecitelIt:
Grltt gBarb.
Common Gpunsil- l-@illiam O'9risn, So
lspb YOung, George GGrltfr.
SHul.Bfrsftpr-gller. NfGrone.
Dablri&isr-SamsS3cbnIc Cpslilitfr Yrs.
rineD, W. 9. GtampIaiH (Bfli&sr prsetnetl.
SnipsltcIsa-9amts McrriQsY Cpfflt9fT
prsetneD, y. 8. pint. If. (Sfilt3sr prsrIneD.
aFtIOr-Grfbtrid Dnes.
Con nfabIr-Dapib Sinpns, If.
3psite Warb.
Common gounsiI-Wm. B. GIsfnfr So
fsbb Q. Subtr, Sobn u. pOdtL Qarsn Err
mini, Sobn q. RsiIy.
QIlbsTman-gfttr Shdfr.
NlItFcr-Saeob Otter.
DablriRtsr-W. s. 8HslrfIsr.
SniptFtcr-@. 8. peeblts.
0onfatIsr-A. 9D. Gbrismcrs.
Dritts 8arb:
Common gcunel-S. y. 9tbntr gpni.
5Gbnltn, Gep. Wadlin 5. Ofo. NiPpn ttur-
isr 9srmtnl.
S&uI.D .DirsFtcr Glbribss WGOntsp.
Q9ablri9tT-S. psd 8pbsr.
SnIpsFtpr-pttsr Garbnsr.
9TsTcr-Oforss 8. Sbrsmafsr.
GOnfaHr-8iIiam Rooms.
8itrte Marb.
Common Gounril-1. u. Apl, ShCs. Z.
3aIIast, Jrtb. 8. Gopbfn.
S&uI.D DireItor-SaeOb Q. SriIsr.
9ITtfor-S. 9. &OpaI.
BabIri9tsr->S. Z. 9opman.
SnlpsftOr-gecrsr GARNET.
GGufts @Rrb.
Common Council GilIare DSd unb Sobn
eausIss danger 9srmtH), Srbn StsnIsr (iur-
!" GSuI.DhsEisrsu-SasOb Rnl tIausa sn-
mini, Dram auor (furstr Irmiu).
@abIri9tsr-D. .. RfH.
SnIpsEtor--Spbn GmmtHsst
MTtTpr--@m. @plf.
GSnfatlsr-SObu Duncan.
Se&it Warb.
Common Gcunsil-0inetnt Srlingsr unb
Biliam .. Ni&OIS. danger SrHtn), SVbn
{. DapIcn, (Eurlsr Gtrmin).
S&uI.D .Dirsftor Or. 6. Z. @sprsf.
aGtGOr-Sobn B. Rtitb.
WabIr&tt- -9lbam 8ssI (trRsr YrssintD,
Ri1are @esftr l,ptittr prseinet.
SnIpsltoren-gD. q. maIttrs (trlfer pre-
sIutD. CHARLES Sambrisbi 0ptittr prteinr).
Sisbeute Darb.
Common Gounel-GbarIes WiIbfln, SObn
SbspIsr, 9amss NGrOry.
S&uI.Dirsftcr-R. 9. @'gpiliams.
@atIrittsr rs. 8. @iIrcr.
SnIptFtOr q. Wyrs.
glhsfcr-Sobn W. eanbis.
GOnfabIsr -gDilliam StSsrs.
a@tt Darb.
Common 9pundI-Spbn Galtp, f., Calvin
Srrutt @m. llnbtrssE Scbn " 3niyrs.
M0tGor-p. 8. Part.
GOnfablr Davis.
WablriGtsr-Samts WGlausbIiM (erlieT
prsrinrD, g. 9urftoltsr, (,psitsr prsrinrf.
SnlpsftOrsu-Ni6asl GaisS srfsr GRE
rinal SObn 6. Nutt [aipsitsr prsrinetl.
9euute @arb.
Common Council -DanisI Gabps, @iaiem
8. QapIer, u. ". Seb [furjer Germinl.
Sbul.Dirsfior Gbriitian Dean.
@abIrt&trr--&obt {. Wiin@.
Snlptftpr-Sobn peIBsl.
NGIhcr-W. u. SammerslFp.
9Cnfabler-9. 3opr.
Sie @abI fnoet nd6iten Oien
tag itntt. - 8ie befannt, miilieu an
9enunntem Gage olIe 8irtbSbdnfer &C.
Idlo6en bleibcn.
@lS @arbbGuler luuroen beltimmt
GrAs @art, eibrarp S@ulbaus, SRli&r
prseturt unb Fouls &Snis. rsitli&r prsrinri.
i3ptitr Warb, yStsubfn Saus."
Dritts Warb, 9. & s. 6SnisS.
9iGrte Marb, psnnlylpania Snus.
9iinfte @arb, SpIuab 1bpmas.
Se&fe @arb, Spbn SrarpS, rrltsr grsrintt;
Rstap SGaltaus, spstter prrrinrt.
Sirbsntt Warr, S9ulbaus.
@9te Warb, giatiCnal Dale, srltsr Yrssinrt
Wm. llmbsrssr's, Bpriter prfrinrt.
Nelnts Wnrb 6brit. Mumma.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10
Dentpfratif6es GitD=
4icfet:

SIR @iabor-anbrsas S9labsr.
gitb.S .Sdabmsiitsr-Wm. g. WsreeEe'
Superpiior, 1.0iitr. Sabib Sims'is.
Superpilor, 2.0iitr. Souls Siains.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10
Mueu SenieniQen.

Die cine cute @ab.@faI6ine Al baben
lulnlden, ratben mir, bic Sinaer.
Madline gu tanfeu. (Nop. q, 75)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10
Sie Siuaer 0ahsWaidiue

tann man falIfen, 5abIbar in Ieidten
liloH9tliden SermiHen, in giro. 2S gforo
3ten StraBe, college 8Iod, SarriSbura,
ga. (Wop' 4wtfG
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

Na@ri&t n bisrmit esssbsn, bab cine Ap-
plifaticn bsi ber geseupSriissn 9ssisIahr pOt
gsnnIyIpanisn eiHsfrsi@t pfrbsn tpirb fiji bic
paiiruns elmer afts, um bic slfts 1u piSsuu-
fen, bstitsIt: ,,Gins glfts, psIGe bic @abI st-
neS 5ulaBIi9sn Suptrpilors in MibbIs partcW
5epnl9ip. 9aupbin Gpuntp, ptnnIpIpanisR
auteUrtiIrt" bssautietam u. @arL 1865.
Sailp 4ennebb,
49, Jocl GeeD.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

Die SaFenjsit besinnt nit bem /.
Mdr3 uno enoet nit oem t6. @priI.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

@ie man feline Jrau los psrOeu
fam. - SIN Ssnat gu columbus, g.,
1T sins 8ia, a,eineereidt pOrbsu, iuouud
babitusls SrunFenbsit udbrcno zines
SubreS ssniiseuOsr 8runO fir cine Gbs.
ibsiOun9 iein foil.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

Die eor.SbopS i'm benudbNrten
@iboIstopn iinb pisNr i'm poIIem
Sang.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

Gin eanofirei@er luurbe lsste 8cde
mabrsuo bss fur6tbursn SturmcS in
Der Slabe bon @nnpiae. 1u.. pOn einem
auf Jpn itiir3enoen 8aume eridlapen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

Bisbsr sIn frummsr Seu@lsr. -
Ser Ssfretdr Der Young Mems Christian
Association in Scrantou piro esosn.
udrtis iueeeH ibperea sesen ibn erbO.
bsnsn @nfIa9sn untsriudt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

Sm ,.&ounbbuuS" Oieisr Staot Wiro
Nun 8 StunOsH scarbeitst, unitutt bios
8 pie frIber. - SaS @dtStunoen.
Spitem 1T uuo mar uOn isbcr Elm Sum-.
hmn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10
100000 MGer
Mitfourt= rt=QGnOercielt.

WilbeS China, SOl3 In 1Ieberfiue,
euteS 0Daffer.
Die slilantir unb yarifr. GiIsnbabnssIsll.
I@afi biftrt ifbt IGnss ibrrr 9abn I'M Iii6IiCten
unb (iibptfIiGtn MiiTcuri ilber sinf Wliaipn
adtr etr rcriieli6ftn Gftrbau. unb Rinsral.
9Gnbtrtien 10 iiisbristn prfiitn unb anusbm.
barren 3ablurssfrifen lunt Rauft an.
Der BtfBtittl 10 rnantahbar unb tperbsu
ale tptrili6tn eanbfGufsr Spn St. 9euie aus
frtibtfSrbert. Das fiibptRli&e MtHpuri ,titb,
net liG burg lrinen lltbernuB an Sol, an6 flds
rem Bansr Ianssn absr Ftinssipess IGffia.n
CONNER unb furitn miIttn Minisr aus.
GireuIars, 8GIGreibuns bss 9anbss snitul.
tsnb, frei an irstnb cine MbrtTt stlGidt. Star.
len, bic bfrtils ssrfaufisn SsFtiCntH lctpit bas
NOD uHssfauftt 9anb jsissnb, berben esssn
GtHienbuns BON 25 Gents strfenbsi, 9lG6nt
ausFunft ertbsilru
u. e. Oeane, eanbFcmmifSr
Ro. 25 fibIi&t girts Stra6t
obeT
y. @eiset s 8edbtOlSbeim,
DsutI&t @snsral-glstntsu btr Y. unb .. Gi-
Itubabn
1c. 2O91 fiitIi&s 8Hnfts Shn6.
ct. Qoni8, Mo.
8sbruar 10, ls76--3@t
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10
&atbieI.

Gul6iun0 Der &0tbicI in gtro. 81. Der
thanksgiving" /:
30. 1.
Wion nebme on, ols ptnn 1 &bOler
anf Dem Slide oeIe8en bate, in lueIdem
Sale
Strip swei @iaI 70 bieI, alIo... 2 9balcr,
8oit 6rei WfaI lopieI aISSrib, 6 ,
Sans 4 MNl iObieI ais 8oit,
mltDlfl."....".".".".,.....24
bat. e.
80S Sulammtn.......S32 madt.
Sa MIN ober, Der @uf9abe 3ufOIee bic
&baIerinmme 16O III, 0IIo Der fiinffads
Betrn9 bon $1,000, 70 gebt bieraiS Der.
Dor, Dab aud MnI iObiel SbaIer auf
benz &iide geIe9cn babcn, aIS bier al.
9enOmmen uuroc. Nlio, 8 NAL 1 ift 5;
6rib bate 2 Nfal 70 bieI, 10; 8ait 8
WfoI 70 biel, 30; unb Sans 4 MaI 10
pieI, 100 SbaIer, 5uiammen aIfo s160.
IuF6fllus bon fOl9snoen 4seriOneu
Senrb SenideI, SurriSburs ; Sobn "
Sacob, &ittSbur9; Charles Nbler, $ar-
riSburs; 8m. Sdmitt, YbiIooelpbia
Gu0Cue 8al3, SarriSbnrQ.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10
$1,71O,151.32

&erm69en:
Gaar an Sanb unb In bn 8ant, $I71,S26,5I
8pnbS unb Wortsaess, sTlis QnfpTlhs
auf lisssnbts eietnbum I'm 9Btrtb
Bon 81, l,693,700, 7I6,70O, 90
gtr. 81 Bombs, aHetssbrnSr, 2Dsrib, bS9,2T5.6U
Staat uno &ttp Sanbe, 47,845,00
1anl. Stpd, 8,b00.0U
anIttbtn ssNGrt tur& GUIatsraIs Ian.
esstb.ntr Dsrib, $Ss,47b), S5,4e2.4s
grunbstssrtbum, O,4s7,SI
bupabs an SnisrtlTtn, SuIt l, 1875, l0,6O4.46
Saar In San6 oH assnttn, unb Sum
Ginitneune btrtit, TO,410,AO
NHsoltliirit prdHisn auf QcIitiss, S,4l0.l3
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

Die faltefte gludt wdbrsuo Oieier
SaBrss5sit foil IeBtsu 8reitos ssusien
seiu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10
8siammt' &uIba am
IN Gao,tar 1O1E
$l,051,0OO OO


NOrltebsnbs ansabs pirb psrSFsntlitt In
lltbtrfinItimmuns nit slusni ssmsinlamsn De.
i4luB, Pailirt pom SeIsIt unb Common Gpun-
rtI am 30. 9dnunr, A. d. 1876.
Z. ". Weeser,
Gitp-GpntTpIsur.
lehrrar IN 1870
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10
0irtbi6aftS. unb 8eftauratiOnSs
Si3enfen.

SOIscnNe @eriOnen bieieS eountpS
erbisItenBirtbibuf t.unb 8eitauratiOns.
9iscnieB am uOrisen @ittluOd bon Der
Soupbiu GountD'Gourt;
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

Gt. Watridstag fdIIt alf ben IT.
@drJ.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

Gsiusrssn mebr singer Rabmaidbinen
sstaaft. ais irssno sins unbere.
(NOp. 4-tf.)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10
SeIOeaffett.

GpIssnbr grIbsr tpurptn flir bic ,StaatS. 3si.
tuns" srbaltsH bic bisrbur& NIT DanF Be-
IHeinigt psrben;
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

erbisIt Die Ginger @abmaidine
baS Diploma. (gioU. 4-tf1
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

Nis ssfaIt bas !? - SOr Der 8sisb'
sebuuS bon Californian IisSt Gin SOr.
ibla9, bub biernNd Elm Seber, Der feline
6rou prilSeIt 3uuu3is Siebe iIber Den
bIoben 8iiden nmO ,Sintern" erbuItsn
foil ID bats s'ideIIt ibr @dnnIein,
bic ibr elIsr @cibIe ,Oerbuumutidt."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

@eu,e Inf9obeu:
gfo. 1.
Sa$ erite bebt iib in Die 2nft,
limb 9l6njt 3lcrit in 9OIonem Ouft,
Benn Bb0bns niat anf ieiuer 8abn-
Sn iebem 2anb triffft 0H eS an.
Sus Speite fnSeit 0u i'm SbaI,
Wfit der" iit's meiitenS Helm lIn6 idmaI,
gleunlt Su'S nit ;, bic" Oebnt es fid peit,
SiuuN$ in bic lluenoIidfeit.
9lm @au,en baIt On wobI bod idon
GrboIt. benz Qirm Der Staot entHob'n,
Beueat ilt's, lpie III 9eio nno 9nit
0ie fleine, tiefe @enidenbrIit
SO. 2
SRuf 8si6su IOdsn bid aur fsudtsn
Gabrt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

Stastiidts. - Ser SsIeft. Council
unirsr Staot bisIt am 0Onnsritas cine
bsrta9te SibunS, Inn ilbsr bic SaIaire
bsr itdbtiidtu 8e0mtsn Jl sntfdeioeu.
SOIssnbs @sbuIts luHrbsH fsitOsisbt: d,
. Ser @fupOr $500 per Sabr.-Sr.
@ramm bate subor BEN SorfhIns &C.
madt, ben @ebuIt $4,000 gu MAIDEN !;
aIein bisB iuarOs nisosrSeitimmt, in.
benz bios 2 Oufiir. (8rumm unO Gns.
miuSer), uub 8 OaDeeen iuarsH.
Ser BOIiJsi.Gbef srbdIt $50 per $40.
nat, Der NPOIilst9irutsuant 800 per @O.
nat; Der Sergeant $50; bic @OIiaiitsu
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10
80. 3.
8ei Der 9aubbln Gountb syair

WU, .,
&aS tbnt man, ebe man auiitebt?
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

81 taIiG. - -9ie @naube Nes "Bea-
yer Argus" boB infer alter Sreuno,
Sr. Sriebrid @Itbater bon MI.
Ic9bcnD GitD 3abIun98nnfdbis 9euOrbeu
iei, iit9runbfaIid. Sin NamenSDetter
bes Srn. q. 1T es, ben bisis 8sldnl.
bisuu9 nn9sbt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

s1,7lO.15l.s2
Sub. Gariaue, Yrdfbtnt.
Sob. Gomnrb eabI, 8ijt,pdfttnt.
Susu s9umauH, efFrtdr.
Sbr RapitaI IN In Barren gtIbt anssItet.
sic bai Itin Rptsr Spasni, bas ME Ro!ieaee
auf benz Giesnibum Iitst. Sic strIanei ftint
RdGsabluns. Die grdnisn irtrbtn In 6aartm
@sIbt tinbtJabIi fur ben sanStn Btitraum btr
BsrHGnuns, tniipser fur ben BtttrauH spn tis
ntna, brti ubsr fhnf Sabrtn, ptlGt uabtbsuitnb
bSRr Ene. ale In ben UsesnftitiesR 1uE&tr-
zHess gtitqfHafttH.
auf DunfA br BtrF4ut,n ptrhtH BE psIis
ca In b,uil6sT Spra6t otstfabt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

9otaIsM9tnttH;
s. 8nt. 9ieSmann,
iiir Sarrisbnra unO lImgs8sHo.
g. Gleif6er,
tiir SuHiOabsburH unO llmssseHb.
SIR. @el6enS,
fur eGnlaRsr unb llmSe9tnb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10
Eotaie Nenigkeiterl.
&arrisbirua, ga.
Nene QnieIaen. - 6OIat

OonnerfaG Gsbruur 10. 1876.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10
GiIlnabmell unS ausgabsn
Der
GitD Sarrisburg,

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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-26

REPUBLICAN State Conventions
were yesterday held in five states,
viz: Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri,
Kansas, New Hampshire and Ne
braska. All the delegates elected
were understood as favoring Blaine,
except in the case of Missouri, whose
representatives are said to stand four
teen for Blaine, twelve for Morton
and one each for Bristow and Conk-
ling. None of the delegations were
pledged. Resolutions and speeches,
however, indicate that Blaine has re-
cciyeG = large acquisition TO his Gin
cinnati strength in these conventions.
He seems realty able TO contro! the
800 votes which his friends claim that
he will get on the first ballot. 1t
mus. he admitted that his prospects
are brighter Row for the nomination
than those of any other candidate.
He is said to be cheerful over the de-
velopmenis of the pas; lew days. He
has reason 10 DE. II Bristow had his
chance in the Convention lie would
De lie next President, let the Demo-
Gratis do their best to prevent il. BTis-
tow may develop good deal Of la
tent ssrensh in the delegates who are
unplelgea, and who, in most every
case, have been told TO make such a
choice as viii best - cure reform IN
the government. There Is no telling
how matters may shape themselves at
She national convection.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-26

ONE thing very much in favor Of
Secretary Bristow as Presidential
candidate is the fact tina; he has
never since his name was first men
toned or before tina; time, done any,
thing or said anything to fayo- his
nomination. Others have laid the
wires and given directions here and
there to their forces while this sturdy
re:lrmer has been attentive to his
duties US chief Of the Treasury De
part,nent. He recently wrote a let
ter TO friend in Massachusetts, say
ing that he could not cons .ientiously
take any action in tie matter of his
candidacy; that if the people chose
him and elected him be would duly
appreciate the honor; If not he would
be satisfied IN fulfilling the duties Of
his present cffiss 10 the hes, of his
ability. ,yhat difference there is
between Bristov and Blaine in this
respect. The latter, we are told, Is
highly eiated Al his prospects in the
convention, and is pretty sure of get
ting Away with the nomination,
Lately he has been i'll, no doubt
caused By over anxiety in this same
matter. Are our methods of poll
ties so correct that the man who is
qualified ia q high degree for an of
ficer but does not seek it, will succeed
instead of another WHO'S using every
honorable means IN his power TO be
elected We shall see. There was a
time when the office of President was
thought 20 be too high and too hon
o.able TO be sought after arduously
or 10 be refused. That time Is passed.
Now tic most successful manipula-
tor of conventions, IL he has good
recoal to begin with, win outstrip a
quiet, honorable, dignifea and indie
pendent man-just the sort tor an ex-
altes Office. Politics they ssy, have
..ogenrsssed, : rag '''
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-26
Tilden and Hard Money.


~
resoataloh WIS hh9iis &eop'ee oy
vote Of The counties, a51 10 500. A
resolution was offered by Lewis o.,
Iehama, that on account Of mis- OPP
position 10 corrupt practices in pGh-
lie Office, and his kaown principles In
favor Of hard meney, the nomination
by the Sauoaai Convention Of Samuel
J, Iilden would be scee etsbie Ia the
Democracy Of California, and vic
tory in favor Of homes, government
On motion The rules were suspended
aud the resolution was adopted uaani-
mausly.
The convention then proceeded 70
nominate delegates to the 81. Louis
convention, as follows: From the
First Congressional District, William
Danphy and Geo. p. Rogers were
elected hy acclamatian from the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-26
disappointed In SOCKS.

SAN FRAScIsco, May e5, i:3o r.
Mn the case Of Judge Ferris OF
Oakland. recently reported as having
committed suicide by jumping from
the Sacramento steamer, 1t Is now
rumorcd among his acquaintance
in Oakland that very possibly he has
not committed suicide, but has left
the State. and that the ostensible SUI
icide was simply to disarm suspi-
cion. II is reported that the Judge
drew $4,000 from one bank aud
other sums from various banks there
and in this city. 1t is also stated
that he was owing large sums which
he could not meet. There are ru-
mors that Inc has been seen in Salt
Lake and other places, hu, little I'M
portance is attached to them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-26
LATEST DISPATCHES.

Especial to tae Dui,y Lyon Co's'sty
Tmes.l
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-26
n Carson expects . provide a

Fourth Of July celebration for all OF
us it is time that she was preparing.
In the frs, place the event should be
heralded throughout the western por-
ton of the State, so that people may
know what is going to be done and
form an idea of whether it will be
worth their while to be present or
not. Unless Carson does this Gold
Hill Will be apt to take steps to-
ward an independent display. In
that case Silver City would join With
her to the extent Of going up there
&c look on. Without the support OF
the Comstock, Carson could net ex-
pect to have much of an audience to
her celebration. We believe the gen
eral feeling up this way Is that Ii
would be pretty good thing to pay
the people OF the capital a visit on
the occasion Of our centennial ami
versary, but they wust let US know
some time beforehand that they are
ready to receive US and give US at
least as good holiday as We could
expect to realize at home.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-26

Hogc, English, Taylor and Hager
were elected. Hager, In response TO
calls, repeated his previous state
ments. He thought Governor lilden
the coming man, and IT called to
vote now would vote for him, and
il no change takes place meanwhile
he would vote for him at 81. Louis.
TAYLOR was next called out. He in-
dorsel Tilden aud advocated hard
money. English next came forward.
He promised to discharge the du-
ties Of his Office for the best good
OF the country and the people. He
thought at present he would vote
for Tilden. rs the action OF Ohio
had destroyed every other hope. A
resolution was adopted that mem,
hers Of the delegation present at st.
Louis should cast the vote Of the
delegation. and 20 proxies shonid
be admitted. After the announce
ment OF meetings OF various Con-
rressional districts aid the State
Central Committee for organization,
the convention adjnurned till tie
last Wednesday in Jaiy, at Union
Hall. San Frsucisco.- to choose
Presidential electors.
rirER AND wIeGlNToN NOMINATED.
Immediately after adjournment the
delegation from the Fourth Congress
sional District met and after eoasid-
cradle warm discussion decided to
proceed at onee,to nominate a eaa0i-
date for Congress. To tie surprise
Of the convention, Wiggiatea 5
opponent, Murphy OF Santa
Clara, appeared with a proxy
from ID. B. Norris. lie an-
nounced his withdrawal frem the
contest, and proposed Wiggiaton as
candidate. who was nominated by
aeclamation. A; the same time in
the San Francisco delegation at the
opposite end Of the hall, Mcdonald
was withdrawn by his friends and
Piper received the nomination With
out opposition. The Second and
Third Districts have deferred aomia-
atoms until after national coayen-
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