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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-30
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a54 11tDitett. g.

Gait 2afe, 20. Sept. 1ebsr ben Gus>
gang bes grOseFes sesen ben @CrmUnen See
pesen bss Gemesels ouf Der 8ersmteie tutrb
Son 8eaper 9enaelbet: SIN ftineua Jsfume
faste Der &tGter 81 ben @efGworenen
Der Gefansene s. .. See ffebt Dor Stnen
unter Der Nnflase, an ienent tntfebnGen
@.uesel auf Der 8ersutefe Tia Sabre 1857
tbetlSencmnten au BADEN. a
Die Grm0rbeten tparen Gtnwanberer.
Webrere Sage supOr par Der l1eberfaI tbres
2asers BON Snbianern unb BeiBen eeplant
tuOrben. Snbtaney unb @etbe fuGten Is
chamber tn benz tsultfAen @erfe Der Nte>
%bsrmeselun9 BON hber etnbunbertunb3wan-
ats Mdnnern, Srauen unb &tnbern auporau>
ttun. So TT BON 3eusen aneeeeben wDr.
ben, bab ber Mnseflaste etne Srau erfGpf>
fen, elmer anberen ben sails ab9efGnttten
anb gu etnem Snbtansr sefast babe, er foGe
bas 2eben etnes MGbGens, fur pelGes felbf
Der Btlbe UNI Gnabe sebeten, nt&t fGcnen.
Die Gef4wcrenen 3cDen fA UNI elm
gtertel Dor swDIf l1br beute gCrmtttas 3u'
rlf unb fpraGen UNI balls Stsr 1aGmtttass
tbr .S&ulbts bss Norbes TIM erften @rabe''
iber See aus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-30
Nerbptene gilbereimfnbr.

Die &esteruns pDn @enejusla bat bic
ginfubr ausldnbif&en S~ilbersslbes uerbo,
ten. NaGbeut fe etnen Contract NIT benz
8anfbaufe S. &6bl unb Comp. sef9lDGen
unb bafslbe am %. Suit b. s. ermdGttst
Bate, p~ene3Olanif&es 9ilterselb TN Be-
laufe BON 100000 @ens3ClanOs prdsen 3u
la7sn unb 3u inpprttren, 1T Elm Deeret per-
Dfenttt9t !pOrben, bur9 rusl9es iebe GtA>
fubr freuben StlbsrsetSes unterfa8t wirb.
gnss austdnbtfGe Stlberselo, pelGss mad
Gblauf Der tn benz Dtcrete aneefeBtsn SRI
fen tntpOIttrt purbe, fO1te ccnfsetrt Uer>
ben. @les ausidnbtfae Stlberselb, pelGes
tnnerbalb Der anssfesten Srifen Bet eineut
3c1amte antant, ivarb bort beppntrt, bis es
wteber aussefitbrt wtrb. Ser SmpOrteur
muBte 8irsi&aft tn Der 9Dte bes antOuae
rasnbsn Betrases letfen unb etn Gertifeat
bes gonluls BON geneauela etnret9en, baS
bteies @elb rrtrtltd an fstneui 8efimmunss.
prt aneefcmmen fet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-30
Der @ an6erer r.

Gngelesentett bstraut unb fentt flo fAlteB.
ltd bsraus, baBj Der 8Sieftr68er Jota Neat>
treau. relGsr sltt&jettis auf fetner @anbe
bte 9rieffaHen 5u letren bate, bic aus ben
lsbtertn entnOrnraenen 8rtefe lber Naht In
fstnem &aufe 3u betaltsn pFsste. Or rurce
arrettrt unb fanb man 8rtefe In feinsm BE.
ITO. BITE alien Mnf&etne mad eeDfnet uRb
,ptsser SuseIlebt rrcrben rroren. @enetreau
parp Dor GcmmtGdr @tnslOu sebra&t unb
tretssrts fH, auf BE sesen tbn erbobene
Mnttase ju antDprten. G0mmtGdr @tns.
lOw feGte tbn unter $4,000 8irsl&aft unb
perwies TIN Dor bic @ranb SurY.-Der
Glerf SUtn Meilel, melGer tlr3!t& beiat
Sefnen restfrtrter Gelbbrtefe ertappt parb,
III ebenfafs Dor bic @tanb SURF perwtefen
pDrben.
SaubereS R u fer. = SIN @albinss
ton treibt Elm Semperenaler, Nantens ga.
page, fein rnrueien unb prebist an ben
9traBeneden Defenders eeeen bas 8ter unb
bic 8ieruirtbe. Das b0rttge Sournal fast
Sauaee bat ftin nt1t UNDERGRADUATES Der
InDsen als SGnappsbdnbler aufammsnss>
f4arrt, als er aber senus bes fGn6ben Na>
mons fetn eisen nenaen fOnnte, bstam er
@ewiFensbiGs wurbe frOmm unb 1T ieBt
Der srObte Gemperens. Sanattfer, ben es tn
ben geretnisten Staaten, uttIet4t in Der
san5sn WsIt stbt.
Aus @btIabeIpbta, 81. Sept. Der
seartse 8efu& Der Musfenuns i~bsrtraf
Glss. mas Bis bubtn baseweftn. 1l4.l2O
@srionen wurben suaelafsn unO bic Gin
natme belief i& auf 5O,25O.50 Dollars.
9eute aber to BITE 3abl Der 8efu6e nod
srDee.. Sts Elm ubr Na&mittass tatten
lll.OSS @eriOnen Gtnlae sefunoen. prGF.
bent Grant unb Goup. Stloen Iuaren unter
ben @6Fen.
8DSsS Web = Captain Grantltn,
8efeblsbaber bes amerttantfGen Sriess>
bampfers Trantltn 1T telearaptif& ausepis.
fen wOrben, Sweeb na& Gew gort 3u brtn.
gen, anftatt mad 5amptOn &Oabs, pobta
er beorbert pDrben mar. Bet Der Mntunft
bss @&tfes In Stem gorf rpirb Sweeb ben
bOrttsen Gtstl.8 eb6rben iberseben werben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-30
8ermii6te Nd6rt6ten.

Dasgetbe Steber. Dte tasna>
ter3tse S6wefsr @ars @artba BON S6nb
bu Sac @ts. unb 6. s. @esers, Elm @ettr>
bitten @afCr ftarben am 26. b. Mts. ~
SuSannab am sslben Steber.
aus aeDn n, Ga. rufen Der Mascr
Der Stub. unb arbere garser brtnsenb bic
5ilfe uettlstbissr @snfGen an, pstl Elm
GROCER EbetI Der gesOltrruns am selben
Eieber frant III.
Iu&tn q Orleans terrf&t
bas selbe Tteber, tuer1 aud auf etn,elue
0aarttere bef&rdnft.
S 8runswt d, Ga. ferben tdeli@
ptele NenfGen am eslben Stebtr.
NiGt nur in Hsp gOrf, fonbern aud In
Gbteasc, Baltimore, ct. 9outs, Cincinnati
unb rtelen anberen 9anbelsfabten 1T bic
9ulfeletfuns fur BITE Spra selben Sieber
betmseiuGten @ldse I'm 9iben crsanifrt;
fs TT aud t6at brtnsenb Der gtotb unb
SGreden berrf1en bort.
9erItn, 26. Gspt. Die ruffl&e &e.
steran8 far,melt tbre Srttssptrbe.
8t9p, rs. Sept. Der amerttanii&e
&esierunssbampfsr Srantlsn III In bteien,
9afen ansefpmmen. Gts man BEN gcss
Sptee ~anflnbtste, bae terftlbe bsFtnamt
fet tim mad Iep gcrt au brtnssn, uta9te
er eth faures GeftGt. Gr unb feta Tripat.
feeretdt Suat werben In f1arf sstrsnntsr
3aft eebalten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-30
Tnrdbtbare ~neberiebipetnmmn9

Gin Eeleeramm BON &eabina, pa.,
bsridtst iber Elm iaredIi@es uneIdf,
pelGes Yereangsnsn Donnerfas einen
Ibsil rer B%ewObner bss County Goref,
In ienem Staate, %betrofen bat. Oil
0ebtrsSbd1e iraren infOlSe BEG neuIis
den untpetters 70 fart an8slGwouen
bae ibre Wa6er bic binn b~sfebelten
Sbdler In Der @sesnb bon 3cIfon, efs
ner fat ausiHlieb!i1 BON 6pIsbafern
unb tbren Ganilten b%ewobnten Orts
l@aft ibufutbetsn. 3Uet 6dtter,
welde BON ben 5oIsbndsrn @eOrs
Darfs unO Daniel Cooper uno ibreu
reipeftiuen Nngeb5riesn berpobut rparen,
unO auf einem Gtbans ~ffancen, MUIR
ben furtsel9wemmt. Die Gamilfe
parfs sdbite ieben perfonen Die Gls
tern unc fInf Einpsr; In Ger anoern
5lite befunesn fi6 sur Belt baS GoOs
per'ide gbepaar unp feline ieGs Xins
Der unb cine Grau apamS, bts Nuts
ter Der Grau Cooper. Aue ctele Per-
fonel ertranfen. Jn Der Ndbe bon
Smitbpurt TuD pie eet&eu ben ;wei
Grtrunfener sefunpen rcrper. SIN
Eiuaa COUNTY tamen bret perleneu
purd bic &atafrppBe uut, unb In
WtQspcrt nier. SIN @an3ert bat biee
1sIbe, lovtel man weie, fInfunp3wautie
Dpfer eefcrbert. 500 |
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-30
GinlabnnW
an bic &atboliten Der Ser. Staaten fi& benz
@ster Glapsr geretn an3ufGlte6. en-.

Dieter cole unb BOOT tptGHse gerein for
es rt6sli& MAIDEN, ben tatbDItf&en Reaern
tn ben Ser. Stuaten ;u S&alen unb RtrGe
su verbelfen, unb ben gdtern Der Gcnareaa.
ttcn bes 81. Spfepb bei3uFsben, bte fur berea
Seelenbetl fcrgen. Dies SefGtett babur6.
bab man etnen 2bdler an BITE Dtrefttpn bes
geretns einfenbet. Dur6 btefe tletne @obe
ptrb man fur tHtner Elm @ttslteh befslben.
Der ii. gater BAT btefen Ierein burh elm
etsenes greve befdttst uhb nit sieleu gb.
Idfen beret&ert, befonOers NIT etuer, BON.
tOmmenen Iblab in Der @~t.rbeRunbe.-
neterbtfs rtrb w6QentliG cine 81. MeF.
fur BITE lebenbet unb perllorbenen gerefns.
slteber unO berenSamtlten seltlea unb arpet.
nal bss Sases bon ben Meserttnbern fur
fefbe gsbetet. &atbpltten BON amertfo.
iGltsbt eu4 bteftn gereine On unb fenbet
BITE fletne Gabe ~anSerirettt ar Very Rev.. y
Otto Jair, Vicar General and Pastor Of st.
Johns German Catholic Church, Green
Street, Cincinnati pber an BITE Sffee bes
Babrbettsfreunpfs,, Der BE Senbang bef6.
Tot. s4tFF
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-30

GpnamtGdr @aslcrb, Der Gpuettus ete
Mtniaertuus bes Sanern, raa&te ebsnfaas
bic Snbtaner barauf aufmerffam, bab h,
fails fe F6 petssrn foIten, ouf bic @anf2s
bss @rdHbentsn einsuseten. TIRE Rattpnsn
perlteren iplrben.
@Gtrenb er NOD fpra6. bob sitting But
bie Geriammluns auf NIT benz Benaertfn,
es 8ebe mod Sage ssnus. an wel4en man
biefe Sa&e beipreNen Tonne.
Gin 8ertnt pom %. 9spt. fagt:
Die ttutise 8erattuns NIT ben Snbia<
rern mar 3ablrei&er beiuHt ais bic sefrise.
9a@bem mebrers Der 9duptlineea ncAmals
tbre NnRAten uab @lnfde barsstest, er.
tldrte Setters Der GommtGdre 8if6of
@bipple. bic Snbtaner pirbsn @Ges. mas
fe ~perlansen, IN, nod mebr ais ras erbal>
ten, penn Re ben gsrtras ,unterseiGnetsn.
Die @rmmiffcn rsroe GGss aaftteten, nm
tbnen fur ben Winter 2,bsns rnittsl 3u iihern,
unb er felbf psrbe mad @afttnstOn ssbsn,
UNI In ttrem SntereEe 3u wtrfeu.
Der 9duptltns ,.Sletne Wunbe" erwtoer'
te, ttt GOmmifiOa mD8e bic Saae fObalb
! ais mOslt9 benz ,.@roBen @at6e" tn @ait>
tnstOn SOrlesen. Die Snbtaner winfGten
felbit hattn ;u Seben unb NIT BEN n@rOben
gater" au reben. Aud perlaRsten fe cine
@bfAr!ft bes @ertrass, bamtt fe bteftlbe
mad @afbtnetpn mttnebu,en t6nnten unb
isbem M%ibserfGnbni6 sorsebeust tperbe.
Mm SGlafe Ger 8sratbuns wurbsn bic
Snbtoner aufsefOrbert, ben Sbab6uptltns
unb 3rret rnterbduptltnse elmer ieben 8anbe
3u ermd4ttsen, ben gertruS UNI bret nbr
NaGmtttass su unter3etGnen.
@m Abenbe farttr BITE GpmmtGdre NIT
ben 8epDlmdGtteten Der Stour aulammen.
Die Yaptere spurben Ron betben Sbetlen an>
teraet4net unb ben Snbtanern etne @bl9r rift
berielben etnsetdabtst. Die GbsYtnnes unb
arrapaboes sperben ert raorsen unter3ei&.
men, wcrauf bic Gommtfdre flG mad Der
8untfdwan3 i. &ssntur besebea nerben,
UNI ben gsrtras bort gum @bf6lus gu brtn.
gen.
SPOTTED Sail Mgentur iber
Sort laramie, "a. Sept.
Die StOur>G Ommtffon traf teute Mtenb
BON &ebcl CUB Elm, no fe beute Morsen bic
lesten l1ntesi&rtften erlanst Bate. Spot.
teb Salts Eager III rur 3ebn Mtttsn BON Bier
e~ntfernt, fOsbaS Der gertras tpatrfGttalt&
u,ersen f&On Don ben bprttstn S~nbtanern
unterset&net werben faan, tn welGem Safe
bic Gcmmifdre lbermorsen mad Der &et>
@lOub Isentur surldfebren tpsrten.
Sittine Snn+
Sort 9uIlA, DAT, %. Sept.
Der Gntwafnunssbefeb1 t6bt 9ettens Der
Snbtaner auf Dfenen @tberRanb. Sin
eagle brpbte 9eftern absnb bic 8eIasuns
ntebersumaaen, wesbalb btefe bic gfa@t tn
@1fen blteb unb Sanonen auf ben @ntS.
BEN %aufpFan;te. gtertunbsrt 8rules finb
tn ben lestsn Sasen nit Der Nebr3abl Der
btsfsen @be9ennes mad benz fetnbltGen ga.
ger %ob9eean9en. Sitting Bun fon. NIT ell
ner farfen Na4t sesen Sort Cuff beraa :
ridsn n nur NOD fanf3ts Mstlsn bon bier
entfernt fetn. 5e
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-30
'Oas &6aentbDr BET Otetu Wprf
8eipren8t.

&SGenttcr bteB btster Der GttBans bes
Gong Sslanb @unb BET gfsw gDri, neil ber>
ftlbt turG seralttse Eelsniantn eefpsert
mar. Rum finb btele u1tttels elmer Yulpsr<
tabuns BON 500 Gentntrn~ sefprenBt unb II
bic eGiffabrt fret. Gin 9ert&t pcns "a.
September rtelbtt:
Die 3wfOruns bss 9stl safe Sslfens TT
stne DOTenbets SeatfaGe. Das srcbartt9e
Wert til D~ptRdnbts %selunsen unb, mas BITE
6auptfaGe III, pbne ben mtnbefen 1nfaa.
Gin letGtss @rSittern Der @rbe unb swet
maGttse 0aferidulen nsbft etner betrdGtlt'
den Rsnse Selsfiide, tuel&s ale tn ben
| Slus 3~uriudfelen, toaren bic etnjtsen Gr>
f9etnunsen, bic bic @prenDuns bss 6SGsn.
tbOrs besleitsttn.
S&las swet l1br ;etSte Elm &anOnenfGue
an, bob @aes bereit ftt. unb sebn Nttuter
fpdter fsl elm ;~tpettsy unb ttefe SttIe per-
brettete fG iter bic gDlfsmtnBe. Das
brittle unb Ieste 3etGen purbe aebn Mtnu'
ten Dor bret seseben unb senau cine @tnu>
ten ipdter erfclste bic GrplOiOn. Sin elmer
eraben unb f&etnbar f6uaalsn 9iente BON
NOrben mad GISen srbDb 13 bas @aGer
auf elmer Strede BON etpu 300 garbs slsiG>
md6ts bret BIS pier Sub bod, etn BUMPER
&na1 purbe 8ebDrt unb etn letlfs gr3tttsrn
bss Grbbcbens bernertt Der @trpm f&ten
Elm @usenbltd In fetnem 2aufe Time Az bal.
ten, UNI i'm tra ndGfen &~usenblide rubts
pieber aufsunebmen-unb bas SGaufptel
mar rcrbet.
rlnmittelbar mad ber Grplofon fHofen
bunberte BON 4Octen auf bic @tete su, an
wel&sr nod furs pcrter patstt's @otnt &C..
fanben, iebes bfsterts. auerf ben 9&au.
ptat Der Grplcfon 81 paffren.
Die StrDmung TT bur& bic 9tlsittsuns
bes 9aIett Yotnt Telfens reftntltG psrdn.
bert rcrben unb III iebt btreft In Der RtG>
:uns Der Big. unb 9tttle Drill 5slfsn, tpet&e
sundGt sefprenet tperten miGen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-30

aus Mertep. = 2uortternt ritter
Scbn 9. @trOn, Der BON 8rcwnsutne, Ser.
tn@ufbtastpn etatraf fast, bab BITE &sbeatOn
quite @usliGten auf GrfOtS bat, wenn nt1t
Der meritaniiae' @cnsreb ,gwslGer rersanse'
nsn Dcnnertas sulammensetreten tf, o.
p.Ge tbm pOrssleste ausslet&'Masna men
bel6lieBt. @orTrtC Dias, pas 9aupt Der
&ebeaion, fett nit 3 bis 1000 gut bewaf>
neten 5cleaten ia Sar1ca (im Slben) unb
erbdIt bur& feline psrfDnlt&s 8eltsbtbeti
fcrtm6brenb 3u3ug.
General GOrtinas, Der, na&bem ct aus
Der @aupttabt bur9sebr9nnt mar, bteSa@s
Der &eppIutiOn ersrif, belasert MatamOraa
NIT 300 Sploaten. Sim s. erlteb erI etns
9rctlamattcn, spDrtn er fast, ct tperbe, sipenr
er tn @atanaOras ~eirss3Ossa fem utrbe, BIZ
Burger unb bic SOlbaten satis bebanbtlr
uns ben Ser. Staaten bsbalFt& fstn, Ter
&dubsreiea an Der Grense Elm Gnbelsu mo-
den.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-30

DteS Gwetnes ia raft
ipteber etne @afe gOrRenstet In @Rtfcurt
neg. Gtntelne GARNER TT 3aas County
baben bts aa 20 Gta6 perlcren.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-28
TTEJEwIsIi sYNAGOCUE.
Interesting Ceremony OF Dedication
Tonight.

This evening ut 7 O'Clock tho Gere
mony Of defeating the new Jewisl
Synagogue VIII take place.
The building Is n very handsOm,
odlhce, two stories high, with an audi
forum forts six by twenty.slx aud Il
half feet, height NJ ceiling thirty feet
on one side, aud school room and
lodge room separated from the audi.
turium by hall, Ut the end Of which
Is u hight Of steps running up into the
second story aud the organ galley or
choir
The congregation numbers about
lhy persons under the pastoral care Of
Rev. A. Suehler The organ IL pres ded
over 10y that thorough musician, Prof
rbeo. Bauer. The choir, which IL
decidedly the finest in the city con
slsts OF Mrs. Goelz, soprano, Mrs.
Cohn, soprano, Mrs. Moses, soprano,
aud Mrs Kahn, soprano; Mrs II.
Loeb, alto, Miss Rosa Schwartz, alto,
Miss lloilstadt altoi and Mr., George
Blume, tenor, Mr., Gessler, tenor Mr..
John Hess, basso, aud Mr.H Davidson,
bssso, The style OF the
music Is OF the highest type,
the execution Of It very artistic aud
tasteful. Among u good many other
beautiful pieces that viii be sung, is
motel written especially for the occa.
sion by Professor Bauer, which is
worthy Of the occasion, and a work of
more than ordinary merit.
The interior arrangement OF the
Synagogue are admirable, the ventila-
ton, acoustic properties and decora-
ton OF the auditorium being very ap-
and effective. There row
IF pews on either side, two rows d.vi.
led In the center OF the room and two
isles leading up to the steps arranged
N seml-clrcle, upon which is very
handsome and deliberately carved
'eading desk. The entire room IL very
'ichly frescoed which makes it present
very imposing appearance. Mr..
evans fro.n Galveston IL the artist
Who did the freseo work and he has
eason to be proud OF 1t as n matter of
decorative art.
Ample arrangements have been
made to secure all who may go seats,
nd those who have never witnessed
he peculiar and sole mn ritual OF dedi.
alton, this will be most interesting
nd attractive.
The Reverend DR.. Schwartz of
iempstead, visiting Rabbi, will
reach tomorrow morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-28

Departed this life, at his residence il
Dallas, Texas, ut ten minutes after fou
o'clock, on Friday morning, May 10th
A, ID. 1915, PIERRE MITCHELL Blown
second and last sou Of John Henry AM
Mary Mitchell Brown, his elder an d
only brother, Julius r., having died In
Dallas under the parental roof on the
9th OF June, A. d., 1873. Pierre was
born In Victoria, Texas, on the 10Th OF
January, lS4S, and wa, consequently,
twenty,eight years and four months
old on the day of his death.
Born ana reared in the exciting
scenes OF war and frontier life, includ-
ing i've years, first among the snow
capped mountains, and then I'm the
dense tropical forests OF Mexico, it il as
remarkable as inexpressibly comfort.
ing to say that as son, brother, and
husband, he was never known to use a
discourteous or unkind expression,
or perform an undutiful act and such
gentleness of nature characterized his
bearing, as child aud man, toward
neighbors, friends and all with whom
he was thrown. II he ever had an en-.
envy, II was unknown to himself and
family. Years ago, in rude border life.
a bronzed old man OF the forest re,
marked: "If | knew man who dis
liked Pierre Brown, / would suspect
him of having bad heart"
On the 18th Of Novemb Der, 1872. he
married In Rome, Georgia, Miss Mi
'anda Smith, of Texas, who survives
o MI the void In desolate hearts, as
iaug hter and sister.
Az the time of his death, his name
iighly endorsed by the entire bar OF
DALLAS, both OF the late and the pres
mt Judge of this District, had been
resented to the new Court of Appeals
or Its clerkship, In case 1t shouid he
coated in Dallas.
His parents, his widow, and his three
sters, with grateful hearts. vive
ranks to the bar Of Dallas, the press
nd the multitude of friends who have
Town such gentle affection for their
st treasure. To them, as solace, Il ia ;
cond only to the fact that he died In
,rfect consciousness, in peace with
on earth, and In the fullest hope of
blessed Immortality.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-28
a CITY HOSPITAL.


Condition and wants OF the city.
From the 10th Of April, 1875, to the
iNth OF April, 1876, there were one
hundred and sixty-nine patients
treated In the Dallas CITY Hospital,
ana the number Of deaths averaged
seven per cent. The hospital has
eighteen beds, and u small room for
the treatment Of female patients. The
hospital Is too much crowded, the
building il not sufficient, and the con-
veniences for tho comfort and SUCCESS
MI treatment of diseases IL not M II
should be. The house Is situated IN n
very inconvenient locality, being
hemmed IN by cabins and residences.
The present building should be sold,
and twenty or thirty acres of land pur-
chased, within one or two miles of the
city, IN n healthy locality, with suit
able building erected, u sufficient
ground for small farm, with tools for
farming and gardening, carts, etc, and
the Institution could be made selfsus.
tainlng.
The city and county should join in
tbs matter and get up an establish.
ment which, II properly managed on
The poor house principle, would greatly
add to the comfort and convenience of
our sick paupers. The house should
be bailt not for show and cost, but for
convenience and economy, with both
rooms, tanks and cisterns; In fact,
plenty of water and fresh air.
This matter will be brought before
The Mayor and Aldermen Of the city
oy the present Hospital Committee, |
asking the privilege of comforting with
inc County Court to purchase the
grounds and erect the proper buildings.
TO-, IN few weeks, or at least before
winter sets In.
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AS we came Into the city, hurryinl
through long vistus OF street lights, W.
reached the Court square, and were
agreeably surprised to hear the most
ravlshing strains Of music dscoursed
by an excellent band. Hurrying TO the
place whence the music emanted, we
learned that festival was being held
In the interest OF the Old School Pres.
byterlan church. Introducing oursell
as your special reporter, were most
kindly received and given all the in.
formation available in regard to the
OBJECT, ETC., of the festival. Rev. III.
ID. Boude, the pastor of the Old School
Presbyterian church in this city, by
the way, u most excellent gentleman,
furnished me with the desired in
formation. The whole affair was un-
der the management Of the members
OF the Presbyterian church, more espe.
cially the lady members to whom, Of
course, most credit is due. The tables
literally groaned under their
heavy loads of most excellent
aud delicious viands, prepared by
tho falr hands of their respective at.
tendants. The Strawberries and lea
cream, tasted by your reporter, in
cllned him to think that the nectar
and ambrosia Toasted on by the Olym.
plan deities mere third rate articles
In comparison. On the Centennial
table, kept by Mrs. Balllnger, Clements
and others, Mr.. Boude showed ia some
Paris raised Strawberries, that light.
ming rod man, even through sheer
modesty, would not attempt to put in
his mouth whole, such was their size.
The object of the festival as to raise
funds to assist In furnishing the Pres
byterian Church. Up to this writing
II Is Impossible to know the amount
raised. The capaelous hall was crowd
ed to Its fullest extent, aud all the
tables werewolf patronized. Members
OF all denominations were present aud
no doubt the amount raised Is large.
In the north end of the hail the LEM
ona'le fountain, presided over by Mrs.
true anu Miss Carrie Boude, is worthy
Of special mention, great deal of
taste being displayed in its arrange |
ment.
AT the base Of the counter from
which lemonade was sold, were rugged
stones heaped together a Ia abandon.
ana the open spaces between were
niieu with green sward that shone ont
with refreshing clearness in contrast
With the subdued gray OF the stones.
served from such fountain by the
air dispensers OF Its delicious contents,
'ur fancy, with short bound, might
asily transport them to some mossy
ank In the shady woodland, far away
rom toll and dull care. More anon,
COS.
Paris, Texas, May 20, 1876.
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During the recent visit OF His Mai
esty, Dom Pedro, to the city of st
Louis, this illustrious gentleman drop.
ped into the mammoth agricultural
and hardware establishment of Sem.
pie, Birge & Co.
His Majesty looked through the en-
tise establishment, under the escort OF
the courteous head of the house, and
eVinced unusual interest In the i'm
mense display of the implements and
machinery which American genius
mas brought to such varied perfection.
Theresult Of the Emperor's visit was
an order for the immediate shipment
OF one thousand Of the celebrated
whitewater wagons to Rio Janelro
In addition to this very extenslva
purchase His Majesty also ordered AN
extensive line Of different kinds ~
machinery and machines, including
n bis order large number OF Mccor-
nick's Reapers,. Of which Messrs
'emple, BIrge & Co. were the 81 |
.ouls agents. This bill will make one
= the largest ever shipped from ST.
iouIs.
The selection OF the Mccormick
'eaPer eyinoed the good Judgment Of
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Last night Il large number of the
Episcopal and other congregations
including the clergy of the Convoca.
ton now in session here, paid their re-
spects to Bishop and Mrs. Garrett at
their residence ON Ross avenue. The
drawing room, library and dining
rooms were thronged, and delicious
refreshments in the way OF ices and
Strawberries and other delicacies were
dispensed. The Bishop received his
guests aud did the honor of his house
with that charming 6onhomie pecu.
liar to him, while all were delighted
with his tact, brilliant and witty con-
Versational powers and admirable
qualities as n host. II was one of the
most agreeable social events of the
season and will long be 30 remem-
bered.
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| MI r. s. Nash, of Cleburne, win b.
ordained q priest at st. Matthew
Cathedral this morning.
Major Douglas West, a prominen,
insurance agent of New Orleans, anc
FOR many years In business there. Is al
the LeGrand Hotel.
TIE HERALD regrets to learn that
Meior Helm, ofthe law firm OF Helm
y Ramsey, is lying dangerously m at
MS residence. 1t is to be hoped that
he VIII recover.
The following clergy and laity have
oeen IN attendance upon the EpIscop-
al Vouvocation, which has lust closed
lts labors: Right Rev. A. @. Garrett.
ID. D, Bishop, Rev. s. d. Dayenport
Rev L. r. Starr, ofParis, Rev. #. w
Adams, of Denison, Rev. ]. J. Vaulx
OF Corsicana, Rev. Z. w. Wickens. ~
Fort Worth, Rev. r. 8. Nash, Of Gle
burne; laity-W. l.. Murphy, DR.. w.
:. Lee, X. Morgan, Of Dallas, d. It.
bledsoe, of Cleburne, Thomas Richard.
son, OF Denison, John Church of Nc
Kinney, and w. d. Marshall, Ennis