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, 1876-01-28

II vas rumoted yesterday tilat taa house OF II.
II. 6lufaldt and to. bal been aebeseed iu tho
sum of $4,000 for buck taxes. Whoa the
rrmor Was traced to its source It Tas learned
that Mr. Thomas Lynch, ono Of .lr. shufoldt'a
partncrs. had made the statement Oh Change
that he bad paid tho assesament, but Hhcn Sir.
Lynch Has QucGtioned by q reporter Ao denied
having msdo any assertion or having paid any
nucll Rsaegscaeut. 1or.contrA, there Is tho state.
mant OF four gentlcmen in the DonEd Of Tsado
who loard lin maze tho statement.
That such Al aseeesmont WAS mAde ig truo, as
4 TRIBUNE ropottor learned last, eyouipg from
fion. WehAtcr. Tho Gcnesal had received hts
instructions from Washington to collect tho
aforementioned amount from II. II. hhufeldt 4
Co., bnt fo- what the assessment Wa. mtdc, e1-
cnst that 1T wsH for back taxcs he con1d not eay.
When Rskel by the reporter Ii 1t might not luye
lust before tho hour ot midnight March 3. 1874.
Or that produced 4 dhy OF so after that tnIe and
ruunted IN ~ haUng boen tuAdo hofort, tnms
EauulnE d esving to the firm OF 20 ceuta per gal!
lon In tsxes, ien. Webster replied that 1t might
he 30, but ho really could not aver Tia. such VS.
the cheo. His iuttrucuoua tlal heen to cot!Ss
tho assessment. md liz WAS LETT ontire!v ri tho
dark ~ to tic roni causa leading to tls acton.
When it In considered that tho GiEhest capac-
ity Of ShufeEdI'A distiiery 10 a1 tHHhe!s per
1Ay. md that tho highest product thus Far made
Ii t. 700 gallons day. t will 10 seen that tho dit
feItnco III tnnr favor OF 20 cents Gaslon N
ta4ea for thrcs OF four tays would htyo anount-
cd to considerable sum. With the assessment
as s!0.0UD. they wuula have produced in the
uiehborhnod oi 50.00o gallons of spirits either
few dAyb before or q few days after the hour
OF u o'clocx m,intghs on tie Sd OF March. 1874.
or BOTH nnd sast tl,a amount WAS conutsd III Az
under ths 10 cent tai. instead Of under t4tt vi
% cents. This rractIcs. it trne ia this case,
Was no. limited to Shufald: l. Co..
bu. Wac very much in favor among Gil the di4tiI
lern i'll thls city, and Eo,hapa thnuehout thu
country, sud WIS probably regarded BY most of
them ~ purely lnlelacaa opuratlon In wh1ct,
there didn't APPEAR to Ia auv particular harul.
II Ia said that Snufuldt l. Co. have previously
paid smother asaeeBn,enl, presumably Of tE!B
uAtura, Of 35,Uu0. and there are :ntuatinns TINT
the onI II not yet. and That they will be called
upon 10 deposit with the Coi!actor at no distant
day $40 ot0 for : tlllrl and Slp.UD1 ior fourth.
AaneEsneut.
, 1876-01-28


II Was stated III yesterday TR1Drsz TIM. tho
Atlantic Hotel property, belonging to ME. John
Keller. was sci:od Wednesday afternoon for the
collection Of eS,0po In back taken duo from, Tue
keltor Dls:illing Company, in which Mr. Keller
waa supposed to havo had an iu:ercst At tue
limo oftho 1ro when tho taEcH wero duo. Gen.
Nobstesycatortlav a.cersainod that Mr. Keller wnR
not intcrstcd III the Keller Dlstilt,ug Company
At thu tim, but TINT bs had drawn ont at tho
concern somewhat previous to tie fire. In cnn-
seinenca q this new version Of things. Gen.
Webster reeased bis hold upon tho property.
and NIL 1oukto other persons connected With
tho Company 'or te collection Of tho :e QUO duo
for taxee.
nACE TAIHs.
Tho following 'AowB tbs taxes asseaeed on dis
ttllern and rectttlc's who Ind whisky consumed
BY the fire Of 1871. 1t Was for tbeno ta1on s1at
tho Atlantic Hotel vas seized the Other DAY:
J. nrIa1s 'Ds5
". ~ tosens.'. ..s..........-..+.s..... ;stJ9i
heller DstlulrE company 4.93l 60
Ak&o1 Gsebl?s I,7Ijt4
..{@'toph ~
Tho internal revenue receipts from spirits yes-
tcrdAy xero 2l2.878.1G.
, 1876-01-28
nnt the appointment Of Collector Wsds1ortl, hh Aes-

CT "a E1ftCtEF.
That during Tic hma Of !.ls employment in the 1s4v-
e'aa Department be has noses directly Indirectly.
sa ga,ItJ ai tefesudtn1 thn Govsrrnrnt not 1.s is
ve tad,' % e eonep5acy or ..
uoy.rnuont of 4. hs rh,'s s 1n.x NV
erred 10 tgmeut, o. ocasions. IN liz pcrforinsnca
Ut III. dcls aud cofs pcxted dut!oe tesovIpq uI,on
him in BIZ cascty ~ revenue o1eat bs has ntses
tnIentonhly @ oastna - d~caarge biz dnscs nos ~
IT,. 10 ~ tume" ~ 4ny ~ WIN view 70 ryAoe tno
10 ,ysdo the ta sna tcfr.na tn o'oe's
That thM depot,snt il not worts In =. ri ,.,.oo
81 ino1uriy, tnoro than I3,oy ana has 4lws1s bxeo
, 1876-01-28
GOVERNMENT ATTORNEYS.
VAN paksIu:, ASp M'k1SNEY.

Sp<rat Ulss1teA q 7ht Chl1aio ITloHns
WARRINGTON, b. e., Jan. 47.-Iho removal Of
yan Dosslon United Ststes Dtatrict-Attornoy
for Southern Illinois, Is inevitable. It seet'a
that more y,xor IL rAnssd. Tho AttoFuey-Gen.
ezal has stated that 10 will not remoTo Van
Dornton until Beuatora Logan aud oslas1T esa
agroo upon liz successpr. IL III also sad thai
Mckinney. apeciAi uoyeFnmeut stsornoT A. al!l'
wEukec. viii rrsstn from tue WHISKY casea. TN
loyergnant Considers Alt foes a1traVAgAnt.
, 1876-01-28

ss*sta! Dssp&nA t. Ia GAiecat 7r1buns.
Bru,xa71rt.u, ILL.,. jan. 2T.-The Custodian a
tho Nstsona! Lincoln monument 1t Oak udes
makes Ills annus! report. showing receipts fsoaa
ylsitors' contributions, $922.S5: expenditures,
e9l4 Including CuHtodl2ua salary.
, 1876-01-28

Toao1To. Ont, Jan. a7.-1u tbs Ontario Lsss
islssurs to-day tho bill stEing woueu right to
yots At municipal slsctlons and On saauey bJ-
lars sAA deieatsa hy NsR4 majority.
, 1876-01-28
STAINED GLA5S. ..
Household Decorative
A RI.7. I. !.
Tho Most Beautiful and Artistic Pro-
duction Yet introduced.
STAINED 4 GLASS
BY THE NEW TRENCH PROCESS or
DIA..PHANIE,
HENRY WOOD & CO.,
Importers and Solo Wholesale Agents for
Chicago and the Northwest,
81 l. SO MADIs0N-ST., ROOM 8.

1AdIts and Gentleman arc respectfully tuvsed to
cali 4. our rnona aud 500 specimens Of ths ncw md
+ III tsads re.tihuo. .t.seass d.asnaroem,
utyAry conservatory, t1ansons, approximate
asS s5s fGs aa tho Is
nets of eoloftnr r4Is ths celebrated productions
In rhal glars OF tho Munich Aud other noted mAnufAc-
tories, and as . tnero fraction Of Tho expense.
Il i appucable to old Windows vel, =. those that
a,o new Incomplete, and the colpra aud dealgus,
bsng encasta in gums. aro permanent and ndsstfuo.
Wo have an expert EnBtlah Designer and a foree Of
ttled aud competent workrncn, who viii apply 1t 1t
1aodasao txpensa and OH short notlcs:
4 new feature in It's application which Is now ye1y
cop!es Of iAo Loadon Duilder Is she decoration of
lho entire upper half Of windows, especially IN dining
dlcnE beautiful efect md doing away With dusty
lambfequlns aad g!oony drspesles.
n,tt!ng BEAUTIFUL soft neht, .nd ct tho sauo tina
so!er!ng unpleasant TieTs and blank walls. ,,
% s.I sa.s e: sfs s1ona sRssh ~
En!ahtl Troubsdoufs, elc., IN tia hch costunts q
q T I'D n, .nts Sas.. "s so,s
0b.pel..
"Tho action Of tho brightest aun or tho most In
I'D ts pleasure Of sueag ssvossl ehurehoa In nts and
~: a':sd ssta S.ns;ais: ~ thsy ls;s bsta =
p.eF OK
"Thsre II pow exhibiting, for fev days. It Nj.
ssn eeorsd ~ Il. nsr D.pasni. process. which has
Ill the appearance Of the best stanod sliaa This ay4
IL Church G Or houss decoration. Or oshs1s Who msy
wish TO amploy themselves In pleasing homs ooeups-
pafsuveiy 1i small. we shouia recommend ~ ssrly
vta q tho window wia bo removed Ia tts destination
NJ n r:s 5asss s7Fss su2sssi ass, n til. difference
bstwecn ia invention and ntaintd Gaaa can bo d!stta-
, 1876-01-28
MILWAUKEE.

Special Dt.r1teh to IN CAssssn f1sxrs.
MnWAEEE, Wts., Jan. 27.--Tho GRIND jury
to-day aijnNrned till Tueadsr. Il Is said c1-
G9usor arltd.hs gayo important testimony To-
tAy.
, 1876-01-28

Ar to air. itelIal1 condition, II IL ealu 10 IL
worry wealthy mAn. In reference to tlr. tlos1ng
tho counsel xre a9roed HAT lie bail saoald bo
reduced. lIo In lnau Of worry limited lAehus.
and 1t would probably 10 IN his caao nut1iclent
tor him to procure bail. anI ne are copteht ~
refosonco to AEr. toyt to reduce hts bail also l..
reference to Mr IIealnE. Wn arc content that III
Que Of tho indictments brought eEa,nat hlm
tie ku,ount Hhoutd bo reduced to Fl0.Oo0.
10 That 1t Hhall stand aa tau indictments, $l0-
900 Oh e4ch. aud $4,000 for mr. ltdan.
Mr. Campbell tnun addressed tue Court at
some length on Ar. Helm cAae, after which
tgpJE uIDn1EIT
said that bo thought 1t would t,e sufficient 1t ar,
IIeYInu kayo $4,000 In tho QUO Indictment,
slo.Uuu III smother. and ooo IN anotaet, mLs.
luz tho totsl bull 431U00. Mr. 1tsnmh oaiI was
also ti1cd 1t this amount, which sAo Court con.
silosed sufficient to Insure the presence OF sAo
defendants nt tho tTial.
The cabo was shon conaldeie!s noteten, nHsa
after a,sanglug that tuc defondants Wonll plead
pcxt Tueaday morning. tho performance OF
TAXING RAIL
WAS expedited, slr. lltnues aecurltlss hcing
Hsrmsnu lsstos. o. +. p'ystsh, ena !!a Masa'uEs9n
Mr, Nshms SECURITIES wcro AdoIph Loeb md
Jultus Jonas, in tho apme amount, $50. .0u0.
Il wss auponncel that Dir. Hoyt woula otter
ball It 9p. m.. and VIII th's announcement M M t4e
Cou.t began TO DO cleatea, AnQ IN ahort liue
MAS almont deserted.
At2 ~, N, Nr, liu,t MRS present, and hta st.
tornsy, !. II. Dool'ttlo' submitted tue following
xftidayit: ,.,.-...-. ...
.ht tns Grand ju1y Of said Court hass found two III.
Ictmente saslnst for alleged xlpAt!on Of tho rev.
asn, enuS Nv ~. bexs. hell ball in tbo sun, u
S3p@0o n ono sud $looo In sno!hes. no il In
f'Tsa ~ soa ~ .htss years IN the military service Of
the United ytatss sad h. been since "a tbs
ssr,ieo II ths uo'sEnme9s eadot ths lnte9n. i!avo
sss2 srt}nv "a Collector Of lutsfpsl Iayenus
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06
POLITICAL.

John L. Rouett, Territorial Governor of
Colorado, is the Republican candidate for
Governor Of the new State, and Lafayette
Head for Northumberland.
The New York Republican State Commit
tee organized on the 18th, with Alonzo B.
Cornell as Chairman.
The Democrats Of Berks County, Pa, have
renominated Hon. Hester Clymer for Con
gress.
The Connecticut Republican State Con
vention was held on the Both ult., and nom
mated: For Governor, Henry &. Robinson,
of Hartford; Northumberland, +. j.
kingsbury; Secretary of State, Gen. +. A.
Walker; Treasurer, Jeremiah Olney; Comp
troller, Eli Curtis
The New York Democratic State conven-
ton met at Saratoga on the Goth ult. and
adopted a platform ratifying the nomina-
tons Of Tilden and Hendricks and endors-
ing the resolutions Of the ST. Louis Conven-
ton. When names were being presented
for candidates for Governor there were loud
calls for " seymour" A dispatch was read
from him saying his name must not be used
as his health would not permit. A motion
was then made and unanimously carried 10
nominate Horatio Seymour by reclamation
the Conventional then adjonrn 10 the 3lst
A committee was appointed to notify him
of the action of the Convention.
An Independent Greenback ratification
meeting was held in New York on the even
ing of the 30th ult., at which Mcssrs. Cooper
aud Cary, candidates for President and Vice
President, made speeches.
The Iowa Democratic State Convention
met at Des Moines ON the 30th ult The st
Louis platform was adopted, and John
Stuberauch was nominated for Secretary of
State, Wesley Jones for Treasurer, VIM.
Groneneg for Auditor
Milton Sayler, Acting Speaker of the Ma
tional House of Representatives, has been
nominated for Congress by the Democrats
Of the First Ohio District
In the New York Democratic State Con.
ycntior on the 3lst ult., announcement was
made that Mr.. Seymour had finally consent
ed to accept the nomination for Governor.
Lieut.-Gov Dorsheimer was nominated for
reelection by reclamation. Robert G. Earle
was nominated for Judge of the Court of
Appeals, Darius A. Ogden for Canal Com.
missioner, and Robert IT, Anderson for State
Prison Inspector. 1t has since been report
ed from Utica that Mr.. Seymour positively
declined to run, and that such declination
was final, nor would he consent to the use
of his name
The Democrats of Colorado have nomi-
mated Bella NJ. Hughes, Of Denver, fos Gov
eruor, DR.. Beshoar for Lieut. nant. Governor
and 7. NJ Patterson, present Delegate, fol
Member of Congress.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06
PER son AZ.

Tho final ohSeQuies of the late Speaker
Kerr took place at New Albany, Ind, ON the
18th All the business houses in the city
were closed out NJ respect TO the deceased.
aud nearly the entire population turned out
10 the funeral. The procession was one Of
the largest cYcr Witnessed In that section
The funeral services were performed hy the
Rev. ). Conn, of the First Presbyterian
Church Among the attendants were GOV.
Hendricks and several other State officers,
ON the Goth. Judge Tarbeu, Of Mississippi.
WAS rendered the office of Deputy First
Comptroller of the Treasury, r}e Col VII
liam Hcmphlu Jones, of Delaware, whose
resignation had been called Tor by the Presi-
dent
The tenth annual meeting Of the Army Of
the Tennessee will he held In Washington on
the 18th and 10th OF October The statue of
Gen Mcpherson will be then unveiled.
senator Logan, who succeeded gen. Nc
Phcrsou IN command on the day OF his
death, will deliver the Grafton.
The counsel Tor Rev Henry Ward Becchcr
To the sujtio alleged malicious prosecution
brought by Francis d, Moultou, have served
upon the lattrr'S counsel notice % applta-
tion for e change OF venue, on the ground
that The selection of an impartial jury in
BROOKLYN is impossible because Of the great
diversity " opinion among those from
whom The jury would have 10 be selected
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

At meeting in Chicago, on the 10Th, OF
the National Sportsmen's Association,
Greene Smith, Of Peterboro, n. Y, was
chosen President for the ensuing year; John
A. Nichols, OF Syracuse, y. Y, Recording
Secretary, and 7. c. Banks, Of New York
city, Corresponding Secretary.
The sentence Of Jesse Pomeroy, the boy
murderer, of Boston, has been changed TO
Imprisonment for life, the Executive Coun-
ell voting six to three in favor of such com
mutation.
Mr.. Beecher having moved for a change
of venue in the suit brought against him by
Frank Moulton, the latter has served sup
Elementary complaint locating the action in
New York city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOR EIGN.

Belgrade special to the London Standard
of the 27th says the Porte had declined to
listen to the peace propositions Of Seryia
until after the surrender Of Alexinatz. 1t
had also demanded that Prince Milan
should address his demands directly to the
Turkish Government instead of through the
medium of the foreign powers.
London dispatch OF the 2Sth says
Schuyler's report to the American Legation
at Constantinople fully confirmed previous
reports Of Bulgarian atrocities. Much of
the slaughter had been done by the Turkish
regulars. Mr.. Schuyler declares that sixty
five villages had been burned and 1900 men,
women and children killed.
A Belgrade special Of the 2Sth says that
Gen. Tchernayeh's reports of his victories
at Aleyinatz were generally discredited.
The Turks claimed 10 have achieved vic
tory.
According 10 Belgrade dispatches of the
Goth the agents of foreign powers had hand
ed a note to the Servian Prime Minister, in
which they state that they had been instruct
ed to stop further hostil ties.
At grand council OF Ministers, held at
the Turkish Capital on the 10Th, ii was
agreed to depose the Sultan aud proclaim
Abdul IIamid.
Lord Kbblcsdale, step son Of Earl Rus
sell, has committed suicide in Switzerland.
On the 3lst ult the Sultan Of Turkey was
dcposed and Abdul Hamid, presumptlye
heir to the imperial throne, was proclaimed
Sultan Of Turkey. The Turkish Minister at
Washington was officially notified.
Official intelligence received at Belgrade
on the 3lst ult says the Turks had been de-
featcd at all points on the right bank Of the
Moraya. They were subsequently attacked
in the flank and put to light.
Several Of the heaviest iron firms in the
Cleveland England district went into bank
ruptey on the 3lst uIt The aggregate Of
liabilities is very large.
A Lisbon dispatch OF the 3lst nit, says
the monetary crisis in Portugal had sub
sided.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

THE Lancaster (ky,) Letter Illus
trates some of the pleasant incidents
of journalism when it says: I've are
indebted to Master George Brady for
a drum solo serenade. and to Master
Hugh Grant for a tomato curiosity.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

THERE is going ON in California this
centennial year, more construction OF
railroads than in any previous period
of the States history.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

\ CLERGYMAN said the other day
that modern yeung ladies We're not
daughters OF ~heu and Ham; but
daughters of Ileu and Sham-com-
pounds Of plain sewing and make-he-
lirye.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

WHAT par, of speech is most dis
tasteful TO lovers The third person.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-09-28

pOP)le
QGas Gisbe tBut !!

8, baB ib @prte f6nnte iiuocn,
3u ciuCm Arnns milrb ih ne WlnNcl
Dir piiro' ih ibn Su Silbcn Ic0cn,
Scin SCrsIciu miibt CT 9lcih bCpcNCn,
Samit on iiebit, luaS 2icbt tbut!
=, bob Die 9S69Iein elui0 lin0cn,
Die mnntcr in Den 3uci0cu bdngcu;
Sic mHbten sluitibern all i'm Gbcr,
Bum Simmel itie9' ibr QicN empOr
Snmit nu iicbit, mas Qiebc tbnt!
>, bab idl f0nnt nui itillcn SSrNen
Sie Sonb ouI'S trcuc $>erj Dir le9cl,
llnb fiilicn beinen 9ioicnmtnN
Sn filler, trauter MbcnbIhnno.
SNmit 0n iiebit luaS Vicbe tbnt !
D milbtcn Strrnc clui9 ibeiucn,
> f6nnt' id taulcub 8brdnCn lpcinCn,
Sir ieben Stcrn cln SbrGnIcin beiB
81 beinem 2obe, bcincm &rciS,
Sumit on iicbit, uoS 9icbc tbntl
., bab ib Sob OIeib SSlilOeI bate,
SD fog nit @Olfcn I'M bic 98cttc,
SD it09 Dir ibnCIl ans trcuc Scr3,
&Cr9dbe Summer, 2cin unb Shmcr5,
Snmit On Iicbit, mas Qicbe tbut!
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[GortleBuns fOlstl
@idtis fir @buptibbilrgcr

gSir bnbcn unS INNER Dtrlpunoert,
luenn mir NIT Geutiden Snlammcn ia.
men, Die bcrcitS flint Sabre, pieIIci6t
nod IGneer, in Der llnion anlGiii9 lua.
ren unO nod feline Sdritte sur grlan9.
lln9 bcS Siir9errcdtcS 9etbau batten.
9ieS 1T cine fait unber3eiblide Inter.
laiIun9Siilnbe; bcnn Die &epubIif, Die
Seocm Den Sdub GcS 8eicbeS oeiudbrt,
DerIan0t aud fir iid ben Sdub ibrer
8ilr9cr, rno oeSbaIb iuIItc ieOsr eifris
bcmilbt icin, sciti8 icin Siir9crredt gu
eriucrben, unO iOIIte iib baum an ben
8abIcn ndd better lleber5cn9uug be.
tbeiIi9cn.
lin bci Der gfobemberiuabl itimmen
Al f6nncu, nuB Gin SIuSI6nber an ODER
Dor Dem 7tcn Sftober Bilr0er lucr.
beu. 9IIlO, ibr Ollie, Die ibr glooptiu.
burger Werocn luoIlt, cler crlte8 @apier
bOr lucni9iteuS 2 SnbreS bcraus0enom.
men, uno 8 Sabre i'm 2aube 9eluobnt
bubt, trcfft SlnitaIten, innerbuIb Der &c.
nuuntcn SriIt Burger au iueroeu.
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@eSiuaunaeu Der anseiaen :;

8eSiuauaaen Der Inleiaen;
an,stasn pnpsH tiuSradI Uis tClst;
@ef&6fts.autttasn tdm Sabr, pesr
fir ttusn 5hru bss Sdbrss:
3 Woratt. 6 NPona,s. f2 Won lfs.
Gin 2cQ S4.OO 500 Sl2.tW
and 3ca ZOO 1900 2n.CO
Drsi 3oa 1000 f7OO 2o'o
bstaeutbum.. psrfSnItGts ",
atutbum- uus allemttrt @nasigsn ~
Gents bic :3rils fur bic sTlir Ginrhturg anp
5 Gsuts ne 3iir fiji iste rdSpsr'a' YIN
rEduns.
pateutirte Weeii In, Stitrrs une aus
anbere Anltiasd bat sg; gdnStn. bhiosn' eIi
tt. oosr pitriel Spalic nuem mic fol9i DC
retust ptIetu: .,oo
Cine gau,r Sprlt' iabtlb."..Si 5O 0o
sue b.pe SDIliF SuW
sinr prtiiel Spitt ."... ol'uU
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@erttts- 4nltiarn ptItsn wtt folgi
bneHntt:
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~ Mas Pritit, WiltbtiIunRsn n. mntlen
uis frist aOrelllrt wsresH'
j. George Ripper,
20. Box 10
HARRISBURG, PA.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-09-28
80 nein, Sine bon ibncn t0nnte mid
gum ieIi9iten @rib0pf inter Der Come
mod,eu ober-1ber -"

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SD bin arm l"ia9te CT nieoer0elbIa.
gen. nWian madt in meinem Sad
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Srar crndbrcn fam, iit.bic Suesnb ba.
bin. Sab, i'd fonn Sa9eltoI3 iperben
ilnS itnbire idon iebt al Sreunb 2inbe.
mann, lUic Der YbiIiiter iib 9erirsu
mnb." Gr labte bitter.
uOn mnbt cin reides Mfdodeu beira.
tben," iu0te Die Sautc Iaucrno.
nSie i'd Iiebc, 1T obsr arm," entee9.
netc CT.
"Sn biit aud luObI gu ltOI,, 0eine
dubcre Gage Scincr Srau pcrNonfen au
luoIIcn".
n&cnu man Iiebt, 100 bIeibt ba Der
StoIS !" ia9te CT iuni9. ,,Qiebe lOIdt
icoCn Snnfrn Don Gi9cnnub aus, mir
Der foIte Ggoiit bcrcdnet SD piiroe
nic cin Mdbbcn bcirotbcn, weil eS reid
III, obcr binocrn iOIlte mid Der 8eid.
tbum nibt. 8uS bat CT 3u bcbenten I?
Gr 1T WftteI gum 3Wed, CT cbnet ben
8c9 gum 8icI, bos 3icI icIbIt Iduebt
10 bod bnrilbcr luie Der $immeI iiber
Der Gr6e"
oSait Sn nie baran oeoodt, bab id
bic @dOdcn reid MAIDEN fann ?" frae.
te bic 8untc,
"Soran 9eeNdt WobI, abcr INNER
luicbcr Den 8cNnnfeu peit fortoelbo.
ben" 0eitnnb Clemens in iciner unlui.
bcritcbIid trcnberSsen @eiic, Die 70 wie
Die ticIItc 8abrbcit fIan9. ,,SoIIc lit
ia ocd Der Grbc bon @iiI3cnop uno eS
luare lpicber ale SamiIienpiet6t unb
Srabition 9ebanbeIt, ibm bo8 @nt 5u
9eben obnc Die @littcI, c8 3n crbaIteu.
SoIIte eS in ircmbc SanOc fOmmen?
Solio muB, uno init &e6t, auf 8eriiG.
ii6ti9nn9 rcdncn. 9antc, baS 1T uur
10 mcne nnp Der @eIt @feinung," feb.
te CT be9ilti9enb binSu, uIs bic Sante
na6 Dem $aubcnbunb orif. ,,SuHo
bat lie ein 8ort Nariiber 9eio0t."
n3n mir lpeni9itenS nidt; paS er
nit llrinIO ipribt, wciB i'd nibt; bod
laiicn luir baS icbt, erpibertc lic. ,,0n
ndrriider @fcnId 8cibt oIIO pirfIid
nidt, ueldc Oh am mciiteu Iicblt -? @i
lucnn MN 2iNbD reid Warc unO GUb
arm ?"
nSOm GUDl" rief GIemeus. 80,
ib filblS, bom MIR Iicl"
Ste Sontc iOb ibm mObI9cillIi9 an.
nNcin, cS iOII obcr QibbD icin. gaD
bat ben 9cbcriIcG, al Der &nbern 1T
fein SebIcr, SORT 9u? 2ibbD! 9u
bait 9cia9t, On lusibt ndt, wcIde 0u
IicbIt, IS fommt mir guar curiOS Dor,
0bcr bic 9RdObcu iinb chamber 10
gIei6, cS IdBt iitb NmFCn.
9lIio QiobD."
n6aute !" itammeItc @lemenS.
sd mcrbe 0ciu SiIripredu icin,
nnO Dap On iic beirOtben fanuit, bafiir
iperNc ib lor0en. SD CLAUDE, 0u biit
unci0ennilbia, ib weiB cS. 3, ncnn
man man einmOI bctro9en 1T, Icrnt
man luobI feline 0eutc fennen. 0u bait
Sir pabrboiti9 nc @tiibe Oeocbeu, mir
gu 8cfOIIen, bebbaIb bilt On mir itneH
lieb 9ctuOrbcn."
30 Sontc!" luor ipicOer MIR gIles,
luaS GlemcnS berDuritammeIn fonnte.
uGS lit gar nibt bic 9tcOe buOon baB,
id ccn beiocn fleinen Sin0ern mein
@eIO binterlaiicn iuolltc," fubr iie i'm.
mer in bcricIben pOItcrnben 8eiis, lueun
aud in 8ilfIidt auf ben Srt, al Dem
iie itd bcfanOen, init 9cbdmpfter Stim.
me fort. ,,@or nibt Die 0fcGe Dauon.
SD pOIltc Iie nidt 3n grbiunen MAIDEN,
eS fOmmt nibt DieI Slid babel beraus.
Sept, ieBt freiIib f0nnte ids obne Sc.
fabr tbun."
IGCrtiesuns fCIst,l
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-09-28
Die
EeanIulbaniias staats,stttng,
PnausetBfbfr bpH

j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box ~,
.iltbtmi teesn Icnnuaaa. nab iOltl 81 OV
p,r Sabr. ,ablbar innsrbalb hss 0abrts uni
$50 mad gsraub bee Saprsanss'
Gn,sIns GrsnipIarsr, 5 Gente per Siad
asIn, SutIniptlpnsn DsrSsn fur ptatssl
ala ,shs Wcnattu augenOmmtuj aud fam
W,.mar,O Sas 9latt abbslsatn, bis aat Hhf'
Cti ibs btjablt ifne.
aSy- lin bic aOrsNr our, :isitiua ~ De-
puu, muh man bic dits lOwrbl ais ah"
btnsus AenlIt muiIh''lsu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-09-28
N,s .rSate s,erbreituua.

Die Circulation bsr ,,Ysnnfylpd nj @
SfaatSs 2ettuug" In Daupbtn @puniV
II gO6cr ais bic irgsne elmer anotIsn IN Sai Sit
rIssurg stbruftsn osnil6tn cesr tngillpen 5Li
tune. SIt bistet bestalb bic btlit 9tt9snptM.
Maitigsn In bislem 5bttle ess Staaifs s'H'
p.tte Bebrtituna ~ ptrl1ahsn.