davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
eberR q. 8rant oor @ert0t.

Ser Sobn oes BrG1ioenten Grant,
peIder einen Beribteritatter Ses biez
fiaen rSOurnaI" nit elmer Obrfetge res
9alirte, itano Sreita9 Dor benz yft9tcr=
itubl Summerfielo's, nm it6 tpegen leiz
net rOben !6anbIungspeiie au perant>
uorten. Ser @eobrfeiete, 9err 9ono=
pan, lotpie Der 2pfaLreoafteur oes 9es
nannten 8lattes, Serr Suuiuan, Iberz
ret6ten benz 9ti6ter sum 8eweile bafur,
OGB bas Betra9en 0es SOrnigen SberIten
bur6aus unproboctrt eeipeien, Stpct
Sriefe. SIN benz Ctneu felt Sen. Drum,
tDeIher A~ugenseuge Der emp0rten Scene
getpeien lit, benz Beri1teritatter pas
3eu9ntB aus, baB fih berieLbe taftpoI
uno %auit6noi8 ~betragen babe; III benz auz
beren erfldrt Sreo. @,rant benz Oerr1
Suuipan, baB er iid iibereilt babe. Bei>
be 8riefe ipuroen D~erLeIen unb 9r. 8oD=
ber, Der ft1btti6e 8~oli3eiantpal1, betonte
oarauf in fur5er 9teoe, oaB oas 8etragel1
bes SreO. Grant, Der ft6 bod au ben @cz
biIoeten rehne, ii6 our6 Oft6ts enti6uLs
btgen Iaiis; Der Nngreifer babe ii6 rob
unO bubenbaft betragen, unb iein 8enebz
men let eileS v3anbitret6erS," uSausen"
nno vStroI6es" Diiroig.
Der Gt6ter beitrafte oardllf ben Nngez
fIa9ten tpegen pSrbnun9splorigfeit"
nm $40.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
Starfe gtcrDen Gin erreiGbarer @ceeu.

Us stsbt gisIe. bic SEN Geseu ~itorEer g}erpen ME ses
tanHt hobeu, ba lie nit i3po8en seboren wOrben limb.
&te tbu absr sefannt baber unb burd &ranfbeit ODER
onoers nrla6e etuen &ertuIt oM NeroentraTt e~rlitteu
5doeHs tOnneH bur9 ben @e9enIas bic Gr5Be jenes Ser,
luitss pOuitdnOi9 %wiirbigen. Ser ri6ti9e 28e9 lie pies
bsrbsrjuitsller lit Der, ben Srsunismus 81 itdrten, niitz
teIit s%eiuuber Seroauung, abi6eioung unb ser Seritels
lung reseImdBtsen Stnbl9onQes, brei Oinge. bic TETS
bur6 ben Gebrau9 pOn &3OEtettee's @~ea0eubittsz
rent bewirtt werOen, peIdes bic ~sriiubltt3e umruonbz
lung Der Spetie in retnes ndbrenOss @tut, aus pelbem
BITE gtsrpen in @emsiui90it nit jeoem onoern E9eiIe
bss aDrpers Sau5boIts Strait oS 9roBe grior0eruiB Der
@eiunobett, lalnmelu, bewer4Iteijgt. Der groEe GilIz
Durf se9eu berubisenoe uHo bstGubenoe 4iittel lit Der,
SaB lie nitt nur teiren itdrfenOen gjninB u6en, ions
bern. OaB ibrer @irfuns tets eiue ia6bIide 3a9soire
flung iOtst. Sang onbel5 lit biss bel bsm gitteren,
SsleH erite @irtnr9 b64it betliam uuo OeiIsm Ra5wirs
tuna TN b69iteH @rape pobttPueno it, 40
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
9ie neipShmLIGlem Sftnnfnnlch nn

NEC BgUVDXE&tE1e @WEsEV+DAtE ODIl
SeberletOcn iiuO gcIbIi0e 60ut, belegte
!3unge, Neritopfung, iibler @tbent,
S0Iafri8fcit. SopilDe6 Il. +. 10. Qtue
9erioneM, Uel6e 0uf bieIe Q8eiie ~affi3irt
ltno, fOnnen i6leunige 2luoerung III
9 d IL d's MANDRAKE E9ELLS
%ftnoer. Die Spmptome BON Wnrmern
peroen oft init benen Don 2eberleiben
DerDe6fett; Do ober bieie Bilsn fir bet0e
9eioen anpenobGr fino, 10 tpirD cine Ser
De6leluu9 berieIben feinen G0Qben
brt1aen, !Denn man bteieRiuen 8ebrau9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
Ser oeutsd,s

9cr
&AkenDer fir oas Sabr 1877, berz
ausgegcben bon Der Stats 3ettung
Sob Brintiug 60. 1T iebt erid)ienen.
OerIelbe lit IN Der Sffice Der Staots=
j3eitung Sob Yrinting &c., SO 6itnfte
Noe., Gbicago. iomte bur6 ale 8uhz
bGnbler, 3eitnn9strdger unb @olporteure
3u be5teben. Wau leie bic betreffenoe
2tn5ei9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
StaOt GbtfaOO.

ST.. %. GtHtOtt 1T bon Der vSuinois
@toatsaeitunB" ais 9teiienber anseiteat
porbeu, uuo beiu6t geaenmdrtig bic
Srte eutIang Der SuinOis Central 8abn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
.sdaIid acG6eben ,te1tc @mnocr

@ir 9lauben, 6aB Ius3eDrung gebeilt
tperben fam. Oieies ueue WfttteI, Or.
S. s.. Mc9ean's 9uitenz uno 2ungens
b~silun9s> Ri6eIden, beiIeH 6uiten, @r<
fGltungen ODER irgeno cine 9aIss ooer
2ungentrantbett. grobei6a6teLu 25
@ts., per Hoft eeiAtdt. Or. S. 8.
Ofc0ean's Office, 3l4 G%beitnutltr.. ct.
Xoui5. Wo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
1n3eigfm
Die SuimDis oentidDe
Meoi5tr= nn0 @ebammeu>
9Slkooeu1ie,
SO. 2O4 Nortb Qbenue, @bicaeo,

TN, bic 6sbammeu ais uTsti6sr 3mcis uuierer tds.
Ilben tl~niQe5ane am &ebdrs nmo RranfeHbet! iuluo6i i'm
omeritantitsu @ebiet gang sraubti6 aussubiloen, bea
gtHut ben eriteH Cirrus swetten sSabrgonss ant Ulone
SHt BADEN, i'd fir bieiee ehrcnhs uuo tobueuSe Sod
fdbiq 81, MAIDEN, fd bis sum Is. Steiss MtoHGts TN Gras
bemtes Reqilter e~iutrasen taHeH. Die llnterrittsfolten
iirS 800; Se:u uiro oGes 05tbtae fret ~9etiefert. Ser
9urins bauert bret yicuats i'm eebriaat 6ur9 8ortrd9e,
llsbun9er an Bbaniom II. i. H.; ierner In ser eroSetl
Geb6rouitaIt bur6 llRleriuden an ben uieten Israllen,
pieu. @~aubager. Gatbtter uno NtItteripieset o~n;ubrinz
gen, iopte ben ~n6tbigen G,ao Don WieoiSinfun6e, I'm
Bic Traueuz uub 6tnesrffantbeiten be6anoeln 3u f5nz
gepeis Der Sdbiststt. @u@ Elm Gb~reHprdmium piro
S~ugetbeiIt.
I'm ndbere @useunit i3reibe man in Seutfd On
GbGS. y. Sell, Or. Med, RroielIor uub Snbober.
obes an bic Sberbebomne, SrGu 6. SoD@mSom, 30.
a4 NORTH Npe. 3oe31ioup5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
pon @tienbobns unb ann.rn NttI.n,
1 erGtsD cetfe.
@hicago. /. 9esember 1876.

VgTVVgOI T. ~e6eGIUtI 1910.
Tra6ten. Die Na1frage mad
Gtienbabnfra9t sWasgous mar gut uno
Sra6traten ftetig 3u 2Oc per 100 Bio.
Ha6 Stem Yorf; 25c mad Bottom; l8c
mad BbilaOelpbia, uno l73c nab 8aItis
more. Bate Tra6ten inaetiUe ullo noe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
sc If iberroSdenb. bns 0oIf q 5,

Sc lit iberr0iden6, bas 8oIf bon Dem
neueu Brintip, ndmIi6 o Or. S. s..
Ntc9ean's Suitens uno 9ungenbeiluugSz
&iigel1en ipre6en 3u 60ren. Sic beilen
S%6winoiu6t, 0uiten uno aut 2ungens
8rautbeiten. 8roben=8oren, per Boit.
Csc. Or. S. $. Wc2e0u, 3l4 Gbeitnut,
ct. NouiS. 30
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04

Bir b0ren bon punberbaren Guren,
tpeIhe burc1 DuS neuc Wfittet, Or. S. -.
Wc9ean'S 0uiten= uIlb 2ungen6eiLHu9Sz
&laeI0en, benerfiteut9t Dur6en. Dnz
ften, Grfaltuug uno Sd:pinbfudt Detz
den ibrem GinfluIie. 0robene8oren 25c,
per Boit. Or. S. $. WicEeGn, 30. 3l4
@beitnut, ct. &ouIS. "a
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04

3w Der @et4sa@t0 TotDobL ME Iuss
tpdrt5 ioute man Or. S. 3. Wtc9ean'S
itGrfenbes GorbiaI unO SIutreini9uHgs@
mitteL gebrauben. IS lit Oies Elm in
Der gat13el Welt anerfanntes 6eiImittel.
Sir i9nG0li6e &tnoer uno 3artgebaute
Srauen lit c5 cine unbeojngte 9tot6menz
6igfeit. Or. S. 8. Mc9ean, 3l4 @beits
uutftr.. ct. QouiS. 33
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04

Gtn 9Hften Dtrna6tdii;8t, mag 81
gefdbrLiAcn JteiuLt0ten fuDrcH. YOrs
ter'S 80lam Dilft %ioiort. 8rei5 25.
80, IS Cts. Sci alien 9ru8giiten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
W5o;chemfltche S(ltnot@ &foals-Beitaee1a

27-29c; fair bis EXTRA 24-25c; CUTE
bis EXTRA Store vpadeO" l7-l9c; mittz
Iere bis quite l6-lSc; getp0bnii6e bis
quite Goubutter 19-22c.
@ter.- Sn 9utem 9orratb ST. 22-
23c. fir frilbe nm 1920 fur mtttelz
mdBi8e unb l4-20c fir vpiGleb".
Tartoftelu.- 9e5 faLten Wet@
ter5 De9en Duroen ipenig Sertdufe abb
9eldloiisn. @lr notiren: quite bis auSs
~Qe,pdbIte gemii6te gu 75-S0c. vGarlp
Noie" 90-$l.05; Bea6blomS $l-l.15.
6 ii &artoffeln - in 9uz
ter Jia6fra9e 81 &etatlsgretien. anoz
tationen: $3.50 fir SQinois; So
3.75 fir SerieD.
Grbien- @rimn CRIME 5u $l.20-
1875 in fleInen, $l.20-$l.22 III groBen
8artien; Marropfats $l.l5-$l.20;
6elberbien $l-l,05.
NGfie- Nur lpeni8 0ei6dft. NuS=
.getpGblte &%ofiunten So 40-4; vS0eubarf
6idorDHIi1e $I.75-2 per 8u.; groBe
Quantitdten $I.5O-l65; groBe DO. so
Use per Bu.
Granberries.-glur tDeuig Nah7
frage fir ffeineu Gartieu 81 SIS fiir
setpO6nli6e Bis CUTE; Tit gut bis aHssez
lnd)te cuitipirte $40.
Wtlo. Die SuTubr ltGrfer BENIN
Nabfragc. 8erfauft: Brairie 0iibner 3u
$4-4.25; Hebbubner 81 .40-l.50; fleire
@nten su Sl.20-$1.5O; WaIaro5 S. SO
Geuilon l0-l2c Der BTo.
Giber. -Ysrfaufe iparben fir fleine
Bartien absei0lolien. QSir u~otiren$3.00-
$3.50 fir a~uSgstpdbIten iii 8r0Beren $3.50
bis 4 in fleineren BdrtDten.
0opfen,-alter nomlueu gu 3-10c:
nieoere Gorteu neuer 10 l6c; gutter bis
ousgemGblter @tsconIin 20-30c; Brima
bis ausgewGbIt 9iep OOrter 34-3Sc per
Yfunb.
@efIHael. = 0as foGte gBetter be-
eiutrahtigte baS 0el6dft beoeute1o.
IiirfeDs 73-9c % $50. leben0e II. 8-l3c
fir gelhla0tete. Ie6eHoe 0iDner $l.15-
$500 p Oub. nn6 9erupfte Sc q 81.
Gnten $3.50 uno 0Gnie $7.00-8.0O .
0ub.
Srauben. - SGto su 5O-70c %
10 ID SSrbe; 75c-$l.25 y 20 10 Scribe
uno $l.75-2.25 fir SO ID ailten; uber
GGtalDba.
Saamen. = 5imOtbb $l.50-l.75.
&!ee $S.50-9.O0. SLABS $l.35-l.4 40.
lInearii6er llto 6irie 1880 y 8u.
Sptritus = Glctip nllo l1etlg an
$1.O6 nit B%erfaufen uon 200 TaB.
fom1eemsSg-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
StuserorocmtIiher Sriumpbi

%t*t"0PW
S6tuinoii6tige t0nnen it6 f%reuen! Or.
6. s.. Mc2ean, oeilen Meoisin tueltbes
fannt lit, bat elm pabres tptiienidaftz
Ii6es 6eilmittel fir S6Dtnoiu6t, 2unz
aens un0 Sails &:nnfbeiten lin 3uders
fIaeIdenL Or. S. $. Wc0ean's 0uiten
uno 3rngen beilenOe Sl9eI6en, 3l4
%@beftnutitr., ct. 2ouis. Probsi9a9tsIn
per 8oit 25 GtS. az
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
81. q. s. Mfcecan's Gaferrhz

d. ~ y. V"FWFSV
G6muYft16aG nerbinOert Nufrei5ung,
Itnoert unb beili 8uEben, in Der lfaie
rno am &0rpcr. 8robei6a6tetn so @t3.
per 8oft. Or. S. $. Wtc9ean's Office,
3l4 @beftnutItr., ct. Souls. 20
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04

no. 2tlS Elm Is etDtadltS0eT0ettt
fur eyrewnSe IN 9eutiOtano eignet
IT'D Der 0euti6 Nmerifanil9e Solfs
&aIen6er gang beionbers. Sur 80 Gents
miro berieIbe nod ir9eno eitem Gbetle
bon 9euti1lanO ODER Der S@pst5 oerz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04

Oas Niiblt1e nit 6eut SW6nen Dere
binDenb, brtngen nnS bieie5 Sabr bic
5erren 81. Gogeler & s o. lit Dem
SSatm6te8er Gyaue!licg2 { aeEe@aer
fit 1877 cine ipiIf0mmene 0Gbe fir
Sung unb Gilt. 9erletbe lit elegant 9ez
brudt, nit bIbi9en Suuitrati0Hen bers
ieben uno fam nit Ge0t Die Grone auer
meotSinii6eu &aleuoer gcnannt werDen
nnb lit in ieber Npotbefe gratis 5u D06en.
Sat @uer ApotDefer ocnlelbeu njbt at
9atlb, 10 btttet i'm Darunl 3u l6ret6en.
ANAREsHS iii Ser Same zines a6z
I%oluten 6eilmittsLs Der 0amOrrD0iOen.
Ma5 ieit Sabrbunoertcn . 0er dr3tIi=
den TofultGt ber1ebti0 geiud)t tDurOe,
lit BON Or. S.Sil5bee nQn SaDreIaugem
Stuoium Der entIebLi6en &rQHtDeit, &C.
funoen moroen. Tern aIsr perd0titden
Dtarfti@reibcret labe1 bic TnbrtfGuten
IS. Neulteaoter & &c., 8oT 3946. Stem
Oort, ieben 2eiDeIoen ein, lih tbatiG0=
ltd BON ser Wabrbeit De5 @eiagten 3u
iiberseugen. Cine 8robe oe5 muu0erba>
rem MttteIs, neblt 0e6raudSanDeiiung,
tOirO einem Seocn { It entrei aufSers
langen l~bericnot, e9e ct 6u tauIsn
br1uDt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04

Nr. Sames felt "a Subrsn obenaui auf benz @etiete
StsitT 9ttIwtiieuiduft aeftanoen. IIter uno %grtabruns
TT Dor. 9rober Btdti9feit BET 8ebanoIuns Der perfdies
etaen ippbstittIdeu Rronf5etten. 4enorr6da, Eripper,
Strtctur II. |. ID. mirb in FIR; etsr !3sit sebeiIt. G3es
9lsdtIt@e S6pdgsn. nd@tli9e oaameusr9ie6unaeH.
Ielde 6ur5. SslbItbeHs6nn9 entfteber unb SmpotenB,
ansi6lo9. i'm @eli4t sc. erSeu9eH. ronnen ebeuiaas In
roi9eiter i3eit burd Die betbefannten Mftte[ Der Gelt
curirt UeTOsH. Gtu 8ub fur bic N1iHionsu, entbatteub
Iles in gesn9 auf 9ei6IedtstrartbeIten, Se Sebeinlz
nife bes @ef9le@tsIebens urb 6eren NoIqer, frei an ba.
ben in Der Office obsr 9estn Gntri6tuu9 pom 10 gents
Ilr Rotporto, Gamen, wel4e bic b~slitatsfs 8esanSs
lung, iopte Roit uu6 9o9is uerlongeH. m6geH f6 mitno=
lid cher i3rifttiG meI6er. Mue Gei6dite confioentteI,
Sr.. Sames bat 20 3immer nno Barriers. Sci etnsm
geiu4s fiebt man nnr ben 9oftOr. OiFeesS tHnbeH pom
8 rgr Ncrsens bis uRr AbeHos. Sonrsags Don 10
bis IL lI5r. COMPILATION frei, man iurs@e Dor Oor
i9retbe. 25ou9 t,iouw6 BAN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
Aeritlidle An,eieen.
Sr. eS0mtes%
206s9nibitaI.
G6c TrnnfIfn %.
@aIbiu9tou
CTR.

@btcase. 81.
Bonn Stuot se3ars
teri gum 3Dede. mn
oueH eebei me n
mo d rOnt dem
e 5eiten tu
tbrcn uerfdtsoenaes
tiger nuo cpmpttctrs
ten 6ornIen bic belts
mosIt9fte Cur n q
beiben gu IaNeE. ga
TIT augemetU tIr bee
NA~A4 hapA-- 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04

SD farm ais eine
erIol9ret6e Wtebtstn
SeberteipeH,
e oooreuneu II. &ers
oauuuqsbelhperoen
Lie
verb regulator
5oeltens emptebten.-
q. @unoer,
GIert, 8bilas
ssIpbia Bots iftes,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
BTeOnOTe.

MebG.- Die Ga6fra9e BON bieffeen
u1o ausipGrtigen &aufleuten mar Ieb6aft
uno muroen eini9e grOBe lImidbe gez
mo6t. 2Iuf 2ager itno bier So. 4S8 Bris.
Gsn,n4, t,,n;nnn 0DE1tar GrArn Ae -EA7 "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-27

Our gallant standard bearer is making
. good impression among the people
wherever he goes. On Monday last he
addressed the people Of Giecnbrier, at
LewisJurg and our special dispatch says
that he made telling speech. We pre-
.nme he explained TO them that the
present Democratic candidate for Gov.
ernor il the same individual who
"a Attorney General, gave the mem
orabIe opinion on Auditor Benefits be-
half pending the inquiries Of a Legislative
Committee into his conduct, which opin-
ion showed, or attempted to show, that
there vas nothing wrong in the Auditors
couluct.
We are informed that there are Demo.
cats in the Greenbrier Valley who dc
not look with favor upon the candidacy
Of Mathews and who will vote against
him on the 10th Of next month. There
ate also Democrats Of the same sort in
this region, and in aggregate there are
We presume, great many of them
throughout West Virginia. No one need
be surprised to see an.exhibitiOn Of indie
pendent voting on the day Of election
such a is not now dreamed Of by those
Who are not carefully discerning til,
signs Of the times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-27
Anthony yindicated.

TOPEKA, September 26.-The Republi.
can State Central Committee met here TO-
DAY at the request Of G. T. Anthony, the
Republican candidate for Governor. Mr.
Anthony appeared and took up each and
every charge made against him and
showed by documentary evidence Of Q
most conclusive nature the falsity and
maliciousness Of them all. 1t took him
two hours to read his sworn statement
and the other evidence, and it satisfied
all present, including Senators 1ngall,
and Harney, Representative Phillips and
Gov. Osborne.
The following resolutions were ther
unanimously adopted:
Reso!red, That It's the opinion Of the Re.
publican State Central Committee after
having heard the full and complete ex'
planation OF G.. T. Anthony, Of the
charges and specifications against him,
I that such explanation is a complete
Yindication Of his character.
T Resolved, That the chairman OF the
committee be instructed to publish this
resolution and also G. 7. Anthony'a
sworn statement together with all the ac'
companying documents at rs early day
as possible. Signed by all Of the COM
mittee.
Mr.. Anthony is speaking tonight in
the Opera Honse, which Is packed full
Il Is a perfect ovation to him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-27
Oau Johnson's Democracy.

We alluded the other day to Dan John
,On'. record at the close Of the war, in
which lie emphatically repndiated the
ilea Olbeing Democrat. We learn from
t5e Writ Mentor that his exact language
VI. as follows: ~ am not Democrat.
NvcOnscience will not permit me to be a
Democrat. The Democratic party is
lead, and it died Of its own corruption" !"
Notwithstanding this very decided
!lnguage, we find Dan on the stump
hanting office at the hands Of the Dem.
aracy. He has even aspirations to the
raited States Senate this coming winter
lie desires first to get okey provided for
90 the Supreme Bench, and then lie will
proceed to lay siege to the Sena;orship
Bad as is his record from a Democratic
standpoint, it is not materially worse
than that OF the Hon. Henry G. Davis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-27
From the Indian Border-Crook
Organizing o Fresh CampaiRn.

CHEYENNE, September 28.-Col. Stan.
ton, Paymaster Of the United States
Army, who commanded the volunteer
scouts in Gen. Crooks recent campaign,
and Major RamSdell, who commanded
the Snake Indians, returned here to-day.
The latter goes at once to Sidney 10 take
charge Of ], 700 Pawnees, who are to go to
Ottermsn and take part in the approach.
ing movement toward the north.
Col. Stanton returns with funds to pay
the expedition and the northern posts in
this Department, about sixty companies
in all.
Gen. Crook remains at Fort Laramie
organizing a new campaign against
the Indians. He will not leave the
field till the work is done. Fresh troops
consisting Of the Fourth Cavalry, under
Gen. Mckenzie, and infantry under Capt.
Pollock, will be put in the field at once.
A depot Of supply will be established at
old Fort Reno. The recent expedition,
now at Custer City, under command OF
Gen. Merrill, will await new supplies,
clothing and equipments, there. Lieut..
Lutwitz, OF the Third Cavalry, and one
or two others, who were badly wounded,
were left at Crook City, in the Black
Hills, with q medical officer, and will
come out as soon as they can bear re-
moval. The cavalry horses are much
worn and many Of them were eaten. Al
least 500 fresh horses will he required.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-27
RahcocIk Trinl Resnmetl.

WASHINGTON, September 26.-The safe
burglary trial was resumed to-day. Col.
Cook made the opening argument in the
defense Of General Babcock, and Col.
Totten upon the case on behalf Of Somer-
Vile. Justice Miller, OF the U. S. Supreme
Court, and D. ]. B. Blake, formerly
member Of the Board Of Public Works,
testified that the reputation Of Babcock
before the Indictment at st. Louis, was as
good as any mans. Nettleship was re-
called and testified that as far as he
knew, Somerville knew nothing OF the
safe burglary, and only appeared profes.
sionally. Ex-Governor Shepherd testif-
ed that under the law, it was Babcock's
duty to certify to the work done to the
adjacent Government parks and avenues,
and that he (sheppard) requested Bah.
cock to have the work measured as soon
as possible.
4 number OF witnesses testified to the
good character and official integrity Of
Babcock.
P. Munsop, OF Chicago, testified that
in conversation with Whitley the latter
said had to squeal to save myself, and
had to put 1t on Babcock. Whitley said
he could put Babcock in his hole and in
tended to keep him there.
The case will probably so TO the jury
tomorrow evening.
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SPOTTED TAI AGENCY, NRB, Septem-
ber %, VIA. SIDNEY, September 26.-The
first council with the Sioux and Spotted
Tail Agency with the ullcommission was
held this evening.
Col. Boon, as Chairman, made the In
dians an address and asked them II they
had arrived at q decision in regard to the
proposition submitted.
Spotted Tail made an address in which
he accused the Great Father with not
having kept his promises to the Indians.
1t has been the wish OF our people to live
here in peace, but the Great Father
ha4 filled our country with soldiers
who, think only OF our death. We
are all sincere in the wish to do what
is right for our people. My friend
(pointing TO Gen. Vandeyer), you are a
wise man. When you were here last
spring, you told me you would keep me.
l want you to doit.
Swift Bear then said that they wanted
to consider the matter until tomorrow.
The proposition was then read for the
second time, and the council adjourned
until moTr:ag.
SrorrED TAIL AGENCY, September %.
"A treaty with the Indians was concluded
this evening, alter three hours council.
Spotted Tail made another lengthy speech.
Blue Teeth, Spotted Tails father.ln-
law, wanted to know who was the one
that was to carry their words to the
Great Father; and, upon solicitation,
Gen. GAYLORD being pointed out, he
handed him handsomely decorated
pipe and tobacco pouch, which he said
the Great Spirit had given him. He
told Gen. Gaylord to present 1t to the
Great Father at Washington as from q
man he heard speak at the council, and
ask the Great Father to be merciful to
the Indians and to pity them
Speeches were made by several other
Indians and by Judge Gaylord, Col.
Boone and Bishop Whipple. The nee
essary signatures were then attached,
and the treaty was made.
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SPAIN.
Asurprise to the Boss.

VIoo, STAIN, September 26.-The U.
s. steamer Franklin arrived here this
morning. Tweed was much surprised
when told that the franklin was TO take
him 10 the United States. BE had hoped
on arriving in Cuba to be able, through
the assistance and influence Of friends, to
avoid being surrendered to the Ameri-
can authorities. Heexpressed great dis
appointment at the new aspect Of affairs.
On.the arrival OF the Franklin Mr.. Adec,
acting Minister OF the United States in.
stead Of Gen. Gushing, went on board and
conferred with her commander in refer.
ence to the proposed transfer OF Tweed
TO the Franklin. The intention is to re-
move the prisoners from their present
quarters to the steamer this evening.
During their confinement in the Castillo
del Castro, Tweed and Hunt were kept in
separate rooms, closely guarded and not
allowed to communicate with each other.
The Captain. General issued strict orders
that no one be allowed to. speak to them.
Mr.. Adee has been warned that Tweed
might make away with himself rather
than return to New York. The COM
mander OF the Franklin has therefore
been instructed to keep him strictly con.
fined and leave him no chance to jump
overheard,
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A RESOLUTION Of Censure.

Sc. LOUIS, September 26.-The dele.
gates who sat in the Democratic County
Convention yesterday from the 1st, I'd, Sd
and 18th Wards held a meeting tonight
and passed u resolution that the ticket
nominated by that Convention does not
meet the approval OF the people, and ask
ing the candidates to withdraw. They
also framed and signed a petition asking
the Chairman Of the Convention to call
it together again for the purpose Of NOM
mating another ticket. This petition is
being circulated among the other dele
gates, and 1t is thought that majority
Of them will ign 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-27
ESTABLISHED AUGUST a. 1852.

The peopleOf this country are AFRAID
of any organization that he'i'a'e' II, 70
come square up TO the idea Of an indn, @
soluble nationality. They fear the poison
,H.t Inrks in so.called States Rig hts
They suspec. that State, Rights Is only a
s;e" saS ,nI rebelIion-aud any such claim
~ o,0n n-o,sn,e as that has become an abhor-
~ ran, idea to the American people. Hence
,bev do most seriously mistrust the Dem.
ocr,cy on this all important issue. With
I1solid South" once more in power,
there is no knowing what bold front the
States Right. people would again put on.
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yellow Fever Not Epidemic in
New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, September 26.-An Off
cial report OF the Board Of Health says
there has been reported to the Board from
the 11th Of August to date 20 cases OF yel-
low fever, Of which II were fatal. The
disease is confined to few squares in the
upper part OF the city. One new case is
reported since Saturday. No apprehen-
sion is felt as to the increase OF the dis
4 meeting Of the New Orleans Associa-
ted Press tonight passed q resolution re-
questing the Board Of Health to order the
reopening OF the McDonough and Laurel
schools closed by the Board few days
ago, there being not sufficient cause to
Justify the closing and the creating oil un-
necessary apprehension. r..